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Gong ssIunS HtaI 6siafs for SALE.

NEW COTTAGE on Astoria flights for SALE
terms RENT 80 month within waking
Of Inquire Of ID. W. LRWlS, No
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Zeal 6stat, 10 6rt5zug,.

A TO EXCHANGE for a iirst-class llOUSE
"A. up town. n most desirable stGCH FAk Of % s's
H Information a. j. g. TAYLOR Co.. No. Monigomeyfh jersey
City n. ).
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ALDKIDGE 4 WOoD. Auctioneera -
IN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at
w MENr OF RERGEN. N. j..

AT AUCTION. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1889,
At q o'clock, the premises oBy minutes BY n X X rom
jersey City Ferry (CousnGt and Debrossests ~ Trains Daily
also three ns horse running IS inmates from jersey C
Ferry Courtandt and Desbrous Oboken Ferry barclay anu
ChstophersL 70 Hudson City, Five COers and PAvona Ferry
Chambers, aud TwenYhds. running wibn two blocks OF ts
These Lots beautifully located and the surr9unnes
all hrt class Magnificent Hotel eomeed all modern improve
accommodations for go guests water and sewers in the
property intended for private residences
and be free from ndaaees for perfect hsshansss aud sy
bY surpases the vicinity Of Newfork from part o.
the city below Canat be reached 10 less time than Asd
onsqnsre and mach comfortable Persons engaged
In the lower Of the city st their ohees I'll And az
6I p IN. be seated a their dinner .r =
PRBB RIDES ON THR DAY or SALRPsrtes taking the u
train foot Of CourAndst will be furnished with FREE LUNCH a. tue
ST. James Hotel l2 and have time 70 look the property over
before the hour Of those taxing the train Will arrive time
for the sale PI further particulars Free Tickets aud Maps Property
spply to ALDRIDGE WOOD Aueoneefs Hudson CITY Court
House, LEWIS WOOD No CO MorgomeTys Jersey Cyi W. A.
COLLINS No % PresL ~ u ST. James Hotel on the premises
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aatiiou Salts Of 3sal Gstai,.

NJ, IN Broadway aud No Oh MohlgMtt, Icy Wy l ~ Wv ~
o. II. PERsoS, Auctioneer
by A. ID. MELLICk, Jr;, BkO,
Hb " AUCTlONEEKS
AID DEALERS IN NEWJERSEi REAL ESTATE
No 20 PBest, Nesr York
CONTINUATION SALB or
IOO VILLA PLOTS, AT AVENEL; N. J a.,
900 t e New York hy the n J. r. r., and miles from Railway
re HEAVY RAIN the 10Th inst having made Necessary TO Agao
5.rr &c ale II viii II the day prove fair be continued
11JOu' on THE t1TH INST, ,,,, 49,
be positively sold % tue hRhes bat ~ no
ig M he allowed Of the owners These os are Ne
80 81 cvste Fanud bgh the church seepes IN su
N t'el., given out the 10th Will be good iyr ue I4h
tn l leave the Courtsndtst a2 m on hs Gay o.
urd masses maps f particulars Apply at The once OF us
1ssoeston No lglBfoadWAy ard NO bl honigosf SA 'e
CITY AID to the Aurtoneers. No % Pine'st hewlo
-------- LEWIS r. WOoD. Ancoueer.
EREENVILLE PROPERTY.
In re- 100 Al
~ VALUABLE LOTS
GRRRNvILLB, N j.,
$50. g., ,u,srty.st N.s. York hy Central Railroad Of
- 800 ga m nisutss from Wast or the City Ha Nee Ok
HTvVIs WOOD will sell at public aneoa 90 Nv
Geo = rloek D. NJ tbs premises some 81 toe mos ~ ~
-, Ever ogerd Hudson County Al me LOIS are
1870 a. bb ground commanding an eltenAIe Nier o. e ~.
osAtea gfoohIyn Staten Island Long Island S 20
CB o. IA a. on and Eastern Benlevtri 81 Hudson
"a boyt distance from the station Of the CehltE,
30 daily each way bstHesh GItsp'ne hd Ne1lor
I so liberty IT. Greeavne 10 20 inmates LOT ~ esh Wy AZ
's Ta o fss inquire PO.on0 Building 9rtsg 0n il
OF Of "a Aontgomery.sL, Jen,eT Ci.yi
| OF T. ARMSTRONG, he 70 PsIr's1 h'W''']
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Boaro an6 1oums
ALNWICK HOUSE, No pa FultOn-st.,
n Bfookn rhta-Sost cool airy hrssss Summer board
hor,s u ti two cities minutes walk from Fulton and W.
rrs SiUge 80 per veek two IN Foom e@ Also fanny
TINO I.ET-Some nicely FURNISHED RO0MSj
-. ~, t.,...r .,rt.eulir, fpry 10 MRS RODMAN,
So SIS SiIthave. ThirtJ.Ibirist
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OCEAN HOUSE,
PARK HOTEL.

i LAInhIIIIE y p. -. ..,.., ~.
Hudson scenery unsurpassed IN the words oeaiol aesAs
accessible b. boats aud ctss No edoa or expense %
tb emphutay first class WIZ oren June ~ Au1SS 'VN
BREASTED Prospect PARK llotel, Catszl. -
DIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE, Poulney, VI,
- w. - . 4 d D. puu-
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anttinn Sails Of HtaI Gsiatt.

c1uIIIUH- ovaITS UI ttLdI VEIIIE'
GECOND GREAT ANNUAL SALE
~ Of the property Ofthe
RUTHERFURD PARK ASSOClAIlCIN'
to be beld on 10 eronad
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JUNE 10 aa1 H.
This DroftTy : uBatel on the banks Of the
BEAUTIFUL PASSAIC RIVER
MILES, OR 4j MINUTES FROM NETWORK LIrl HALL
within stones throw The depot the and oaSeg
MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY,
NOW BUILDING.
Mapa and rec passes At the onic Of AurtiSnsers
A. j. BLEECKER. son & Co.
.... ..... No. II Ceda-st, New York,
o. 4; the oacs Of the Company.
No Hudson ST. Jersey City.
Special dia at II the d1V Of sd for which Tree passes VII
be furnished Other 9:l5 and 10 !n aal l.I NJ &c
~ n A. J. BLEKoKgR Auruoueer
VALUABLE Seventh Ward PROPERI "A.
J. BLBBCKBR, SON Co. viii sel auction MONDAY
jane 81, st u m, at the Exchange Salesroom:
WATBRSTPemses north sfe, between JACK
ard 2jS0O 2I42 storJ basement
anj attic brick 25Il6 Possession Immediately
Title perfeetj maps at No. u Cedar ST
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55 received aHt als To-
- az ,Eehuurh-t ani 20 A. es
Lwken making this week There no change rs
Wedusia only no cattle Offering The from We
to al went OF ~ hgirA
baoNu the Running o. erh wken uteftIe vita
accommodations much Area Tor '1a
" S sal - one aundresi 'I.
l., r. e. Elstsn. H. o. cwt az c o. ~ per e~t
and IL of6t rsL az Iiic. 10 dress th- sane. 80,
bright sold q e 81 est EiSe hgan cattle AZ iE3
ora racb.a aud lB - cut az iJc
Al Conmunp,w " Filth 7. Alexander Co. 2d mixd
nj aud cattle bic, sac 81 H. steer % eNl " 70
l3c
b " Gll,tt 60 oct II as g. eat ln steers o. ',r
HagrT pudlsY. a. cNt iL sirrTs y" tf
Briggs bad los ILL., 81 cSt seug 1850 Aad % 81
Cogey Mcpherson sold NO r ca ~ a, lto ce agd "a
= a. nnue al 10y ~ e. as' q Iowa
owner q E g5!c sui u O. 81 o"l a. le
II.
Tonry rsu oa 100 H. fair, y cst At Ne
dudley & ilagsr had Oh ind cattle = 9 IT s'H - To-
TO-DAY WITH hoie arIit~ nkng ?, SO
market guile active a. 90t lr uast 81 as
a. CammUn'aw 10
OF them tate BELLS P,ok Sold the moryng quite S
h. Oho sheep Be-. sble K1se {" sod SD also t ssmr Aegi
ats,c.
~ n. AZ Sc; and car ~ lh attic
A,bnry Lsreh i sheep. - H. 5l and 81 OF ~ H.
al De 80. -,
2s az age % Of ie n s6ic q suhs - D. ic ant "iS"
n atBc. 30,
o. at6lc A.. III
eludng sunday Moaaay txi bit laaso us week
receivers chance To shove prices and Sc s 49,,
lie. With dressed a. ls,QiG Of ~ " hH' ~
sold alive.
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those of more moderate cost are prompted by wise
and prudent forethought when the larger profit
from the investment be secured without the
sacrifice of the security with which invested capital
should be guarded.
The fact that the Government is rapidly buying up
its own bonds imparts to them for the time being a
market value in excess of their intrinsic value for
investment, and disproportioned to the market
price of other perfectly reliable and substantial
securities.
The difference in price between them and other
bonds does not necessarily imply like difference IA
intrinsic value and il be capitalized with entire
safety if proper selection is made.
The message of the President of the United States
and the report Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
press the belief of the whole country that the ini-
proved credit of the nation viii enable them to fund
the fvetwenty Bonds, at not Al per cent inter
est, within very short time.
Persons having under consideration the subject of
funding their Fiye-twenties now, while it may he so
adyantageOusly done, or Of new investments, will
find iii the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT Coin
Bonds OF TIE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Con-
PANY-secured by mortgage Of only $2.SO0,000 on
a property worth at least $l0OOOOOO-the required
element Of safety, combined with reasonable income
The Bonds 81 900 each. Interest is payable Jan
and July /.
Principal and interest payable in gold in the City
of Ncw-York.
Full and satisfactory information will be given
upon application in person or by letter.
FISK q HATCH Bankers.
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Government bonds were strong and active ut the open
ing of business. upon the advance OF per cent nshe
London market to-day, where c2s sold at sf which too
highest prlcc yet made The 20 all strong
al an advance OF per cent Coupon sls sold no i-
and lo4O- at lIOi. Currency per cents n demand
selling 81 osl dlU92. Al the close the market
and active az The highest prices OF tire day.
state bonds were dull and balcy steady, on small
transactions per cents, coupons sold at
90; new per cents, 40. qri Virginia per cents.
coupon 49,, North Carolina per cents. PSI ash
Missouri per cents 6glds9I; Louisiana Lcyee per
cents, 60. Railway bonds were strong and sparngly
offered, Delaware Lackawanna, aud Western eds sold
at % Rock Island per cents, % Morris and Essex lists
95 Central Pacific per cents were lower selling Of %
ay43 Bank shares dull with sales OF Central Ma
tonal at 100 Bank OF North America Jos. Miscclaue
ous shares were steady; Western Union sold at 50 Cum
bcrIand Coal, 2Ji; Quicksilver, nam; Pacific Mail
ranged from 52l g. and sold AT %, deliverable, buyers
option for twelve months Express shares were firm,
with sale Of Adams at jgi AGO; American, 4O!.
Railway shares were dull but the market had firm
tone, ana but few stocks were offered The short inter
est s very heavy the leading speculative shares
In active borrowing demand. Reading was exceptionally
active under the promise Of a five per cent cash diy-
dend in January. At the first call New. York Central
aud Hudson sold at cls NowN0rk Central and Hslsou
SCRIP s3i Ere. 2G Erie Preferred, A.; Reading, 1UOa
1909! Michigan southern, s6yas7t North Western, 72N
Northwestern Preferred, S.; Rock Island IO7l dO,l
st. PAM. gJsa53!; ST. Paul Preferred, s6lasG. {;
ONO aud Mississippi Common, 2Gla26,; Fort
Wayne guaranteed, SO; Delaware, IacEawauua, aud
Western l17; NowJcrscy Ccutral, 'Oa9o.. Morris aud
Essex So! Boston, Hartford and Eue 9yaIO After the
call the market WAS extremely dun, aud prices were
lower. At tho Second Board, New-Nork Central and
Hudson sold 40 % NcwYOrk Central aud Hudson ceri
Gates 80. SO; Reading loOtalOol; Michigan Southern
So 9sGl Northwestern Preferred, $40; Rock Island
lO1 Fort Wayne, Guaranteed, $50 Chicago and Alton,
l4JaIiSs; Ohio and Mississippi Common, 2Ca2G1 Al
the close of business stocks strong. The feature of
the market was the advance 81 New-Jersey Centras
from 9Ol to 95i, upon small purchases.
The 10 O'Clock quotations Government bonds were
follows.
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

New CRYsTALLIzEp SILVER AMALGAM.-FTom
the Paris Complies Re5dty learn mat at the Govern
ment Mint in Bordeaux France having two other ihnts
one M Paris ana another az btrasbour there was et
standing ia au iron bottle quantity OF about klos OF
that metal which had been used 10 extract tiNe ont "a
some refuse residues On hlterlng chaln0la leather
there remained upon the litter certain number Ol Nci
defined crystals which, anay SIS. were tound 10 COZ
tain, IN 100 parts: Silver, g74 quicksilver, TO- hhu
traces OF gold The native amagam OF these TWO metals
contains IN 100 parts: silver, 90 and mercury % hn
eating that atom VI silver Is united win Two Oh lne
cuIy, while the crystals above alluded 10 cotIeslonu
with the formula pressing the coordination OF ono "Ou
Of silver with three atoms OF mercury.
Use OF ZINC-WHuE As PIGMEET-DI'
Diugler IN his Pogtct,c Journal fol September ls'3'
dsapproyes Of tho any Substances containing eu'
along with Ziuc-whife tnxde OF znc for painting l-
stead Of the ordinary boiled lnsccd oil, he recoc1
OIL prepared as follows: 200 N NJ Bseed Oh are tc'g
boiled first, for Ave or six hours alone ana next TOT -
hours along with "a OF cOarscy brOkenup pdrOAuS VI
manganese; ~ this nannor very quickly dryH o.
obtained. which Il eOneutY Mt 70 he used WIN Hnu
white OF sbV Otbor zao Co.ers Tho oil 80 Ptepafeo
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
IIsk.

HARVEY 1Isk.
OFFICE or FISK HATCH.
.,., ,,r,rrps IN GeVERNNGENT SECURITIES.
No. Nassau-st, New-fork.
Many holders of Government Bonds, who would
lad IN coptaize the difference between them and
s,''o 90 fine Railroad Bonds offered in the market
torore tIe proposed funding of the public debt, at
-, - uer cent interest shall materially reduce the
,r,t If fine exchange, are hestating only for want
s satisfactory assurance to whch OF the latter are
safe. e,..,ov
This canton s necessarily and wisely felt ana eN-
erc.ed as TO all that class Of capital when seeks
secure investment rather than speculative OF ou'
ness risks ,;., .-.
Transfers of capital from securities when nave
fran special causes. reached high pfelnsuin' I"
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The following were the bids for state bond

Money on call was abundant ut car cent with large
offerings on Government bonds at the lowest rates.
Commercial paper in good demand at 9al2 2 cent
for prime names.
Sterling Exchange was active at quotations Large
offerings of bills continue be drawn against bond ship
mcnts. We quote London 60 days, 1888 gl0sG London,
sight lO9al9l; London prime commercially, GO days LOG
oOsi; Paris. long. 5i93a6Isl Paris short 51GE0515s;
Antwerp. 52005isi Swiss 52Od51s9; Hamburg. 35Ed55
Amsterdam, 4O}olo5; Frankfort iO5 alo3 Bremen, 79I
i9a Berlin, III GIl3
The transactions OF the sub-Treasury today as
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1. A CHOICE SECURITY.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD.
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
NEARLY 10 PER CENT. CURRENCs
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
or
NEW-YORR AND OsWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
A CnoICE SEcrRTTY.

THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED.
Six MILLIONS or DO3JAgs PAID-UP STOCK SUB
sCEIPIIoNs. No bonds isSued on road under con-
struction issue limited to s2OOOO per mile of road
built and running Or,ier BEING ONLY ABOUT HALF
TIE ACTUAL CASH COST. The road is being built with
great economy for cash I50 miles are already conf
pleted in the most thorough manner, equipped and
running regular trains and the whole line lover 400
miles it is expected will be completed within the
suing year Of the important roads in the
State of NewIork. II shortens the route from New
Yor, City to Buffalo 20 miles, and to Oswego A. miles;
it raycrses popuOus district destitute of other rail-
road facilities which must furnish it a large and
profitable local business and it will be completed at
an aggregate cost far below that of any competing
line These advantages cannot fail 10 make it one
Of the best paying roads leading from the metropo-
lis, and its First Mortgage Bonds one Of the
safest securities ever issued. All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running from the City of New
York are good and the interest promptly paid, al
though some Of them mortgaged for more than
double the amount per mile that the Midland is
Among the bonds now offering we know of none
equal to these For the investment Of trust or other
funds there is nothing better and in exchange for
Government Bonds they give n large increase Of in
come. beside capitalizing the premium They are
meeting with rapid sale, and we have been gratified
to find that they taken chiefly by our most con-
seryatiye and sagacous capitalists in exchange for
Government securities. Price par, and accrued in
terest in currency. Circulars, pamphlets. &c, on
hand for distribution.
GEORGE OPDYKE 4 CO..
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The recent advance in Governments offers favor
able opportunity to sell, and re-inyest in rsclass
railway mortgages, which yield much greater in
come. Among these we know of none better than
the BONps of the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa. The
road runs through the richest and most thicky set
tied portion of that State. Pamphlets and full in
formation may be obtained at the Company's Office
81 Piue-st or Of its agents the Bank of North Amer
lea A Wall-st; HOwEs 4 MACY, 80 Wall-st
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GEORGE OrDYKE 4 Co.
Bankers. No. - Nassau-st.

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as al incorpo-
rated bank, No. 50 Wall-st. New-York -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
theirmoncy and havugit at all times subject to check
on demand. can do so by deposting with this bank
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE orNsALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
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RECEIrTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Caaal dsa kaiift"as, m, =, ~.
halss Cation Ashe Hls.
bash Wheat bush Con- 1000 bnsh oS,s ~" S,Na s
hush Rsev stbu,h Fsksrri ice bush Beans " bnSl tesS
Meal hays Baeiwbgit toa io eos s b
Pitch lO4s bls Rosa G bbls PoIh ~" Hs $50 us nse 20,
1kgs Cut Mesi. Lard ~ ie, SeSts, .tE rsss 49, Pm.
scS DrssssS Is.s b Cecper ans eSs wasiT. N eA 49,
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bush 1901 u Tor Western Mixed ~ sote ard seostl
Western leliow a. 81 1881 49, Sochsra refw ocDti. ans
JERSEY Yellow at 9Se0SL
GUNNlBSBag Cloth moderate ftman5. 100
lie tor the former and uid52lc. for the latter
hEmPhshia e"aaues ~ noderste demand at oins Pnosj
other Kinds inactive and prices uoniuaL We quose
Russia eiean gob S250a 80 JHe godl.. &c
JHD 10 Jge Butts (caneacyl. ~ f
Manila (goI d.. ii@inc lrawpieo tEoId uboal ga e
HAYA fair demand for Shpppg AZ 67oc b 100 NJ and r.,aI ht<
at zoe 0s - loo H. Rye Straw sn sl9Sl 10 for by. sod
i5d8Sc. for Short
HORNSSDa sales making Sc for Amsrcsb Selected On s0S
81 for Rio Grande OK.
HOPS quiet quote New 2pa2c Common Coca
lJV2,c Wisconsin 9d25c kAserB 4aZ2c lesTlBgS 6Qi9c
LrMBRk-NOUD, SfAVkS 6e(Daty lalrbrr, - per al
yaorea Slaves 10 per eeai al Voerhe closing Qa5sos
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ASiFS-Po ard u utuah0 A. = % e'
uomna. ,,..-,--r-...-
BUILDING NATERALNAH articles coming uh'sf n h"'s Soa
llue dull, bgt prices uuchangei We lIot5'
HAHN
Pa. Com Il ID ~ A. 15Csla 4 BUSH. ~
Com. II. q VI. 5INlO uN hlieI = 0'sL'''.''''''.'
81. - hHl3 ~ Goat & ~
Philadelphia fronts. ~ coats OF a. LINK
Fire Brick No. ! 4. "nnon. z ''''''''''''''' 20
r.. 81 Nffd9 'N u'
split Solp... ~ W 80 u' Laa L'N.,in u - -
lEuESr. fLAsiLk fAhN
t q Nova Scotia, y tlu - 2IH4 %
lNurA Scotia, D.. y tun. 4 OJ0
Ilalr last ACIi J. tun Co., a. %
UROOMS AND BROOM CoRNe market j. fra and quet n "a
To- A. cr .. f l5a .tr m Rcd Pale Brush; the iness
80 IT,. ,.rf, Irr.s4 Broous are uul - Dozen
uiTI E> arc a. suera change demand moderate;
font Soc q Altftuu Gray auH w hIie
BFESN Az lower and a snail sales AZ - Q5c Of leo" eel
ern Sunueru.
BONES-Wp hear Of no slles' values are nominal
COrrON-Eucougug foreign a'ite good demand 70 cover ro'
supplies the spot have gwen sellers a e EdFsn
e ari prices are higher closing a Al o. advances sales O
which i4ta
speculation. aud 90 20 uanst Tor
Gr- delivery s ooss Last evening i bales gr December l.
Wl r February private terms sui 10 Ia - Zoe today 9o
hsleg December U bales Jeugau &c ~ De st ~ e'e,
Ntr,l 2S March Elc 100 bales March 2 e. 100 bales
lbrn March aud leo bales Apu ON p0ae terms u 90
Of Nlilg, HN bales loN hhILb Tree Oh uo"lH
,l..r y4c W II
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FRIDAY. Dec. Io-r. y

IIIINlt IIET.
Gold opened at 1881, sold at 1929, 1874, 1879,
and closed at 49, ol2i The clearngs at the Gold Tx
change Bank were S3O3l3OO0 and the balance, s-Gji
The Government sold 100000 gold to-day. The bias
amounted TO s. $4,000 at prices ranging from l23 49,
The following were the awards:
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FAMILY MARKETS
OK LIVING EXFENsLs il NEWYoR


FHIpAy, Dee IN. 1892.
The FIRST storm sharD weather following coBbned 9th
changes he the aDe
Of Of ard
poultry game higher prices, ~ irish
TIE
green vegetables fresh ion the ground While there some 81 te oa
poultry left, and pureAae II al 100 re- g 70 a s
peutv
prices obtained few hnf hans have been received
California quail the here Oranges
begin somewhat freely. The hos huNk
them Of the former and l1dI Of the letter
not auty-J grand rush for coal ard tue
production pushed forward n possible prices give
ieaIer. charging Do o Teh sell 70 - D.
This viii BE- to bIi more rs desirable We d"1e;
BREAD ASD CRACKERS.
wheat n. GdO Crackers Dos ianl6 Gfaham.. l3dlo
%
BITTER, CHEESE, AID EGGS.
Better. prime q 48aj0 Cheese fue az Egs 5D-23
Com Ia f5 Com. r..G0l8l Lmed... 6@72S
CooSg.3Ja.5 Pot. oake....fD 6itTesi. 23a1o M 81 W
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C0FTFETr,. ,rry gt nI dee rtons aud Sale nm important;
,e to odr trrs. oaer To clear out Odd lots Rio
to&i6e local demand has fairly scr We quote from y,ri
80 tom Cargo prices are so"'"D" n0"'""" ''F1 ~
Dee b ' r sIoi change for Adsnanne ioa 3c
F50R AND MEAL- market ior Weston AMI state Flour
op'1 aa I1a 1, ,p l business is lab IN consequence the avs
900 b, - 900 70 d % r Sgs se s5a 90 o the low
WSs, Fs. IS 5sG tor Lowe Es - 35@
Roaps Hopi ga 20 p is5 I Wr Wheat State and
w,.,ert ; 5Ua - White Wheat do do r. oG 3 - for
Tor DO poao 40" &c. 1 eb, Al = sjd ~ Is for ordinary good
t F o AM Couatry: IS va - 30 Extra Georgia aud vr
cua 80 ioa ic ior tau!I DO - ." 80 - i9f El l
be.yy and less active, ,s 20 bh al ~ SaSs ~ CoTn Meal
heavy, ho, mgro active az" OF ~ D' az A. - ,s,t ADD
Is1'i aae yellow ssGS2i White 2Io@ts 2o Coa 81 30
Tetrse,t Por more penf, o"er s5as5 )" ioo 10
d" F@b cod coatnue demand aud prices ave With
psc4l chang sale SoO gus 3 pce, are ioser
MI Me-, No. h BsT III + 20 20 as as % sat % a %
Mse 10 S q 9, an ~ 90 Herring RsTg9. s scD . S
Mseti no med. II 20 Bluenb pcsai' 10 "a III ~
Gsa, 81 coa'a 50 ssDos p s sound, 90 az 90
psa.E....... 50 a HssOuS Smoked - - o. ~
I1hs % a. Il, steamer IS coo bush Wheat Sd and
200 hale, Cotton ST 5ibdc 10 GassoS ~ steamer 1|0 'l'l-
"FPEtfRs Ar, only In mcerA. demand prices are heavy We qno
Prime at Tennessee and ~, sn.t 20 s,
% es, wntpr closes nominal The ngoan The receipts Ia .
sess the G So Sfsso Syrs Change for No
MHs,uAse y s ~ a for Amser state Ch.ngs
,ss of Is oG bush Cteagg Sprg at y 'hoa aaa !.
iGr 9is5or DO ,.nroSd safe 81 on 5000 bush cboe.
Toronto "g'. ale. ss 81 cO bush at q SCc Sr Ohio aud
western latter oI Choice state At o., eo r M ass Rp,
n rs aud prices nominal Cora inactive bat am s ss
nod 70, ,br Trade oa New fair reauss 'de 'e' ss vV
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