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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18

Government is now feeding and clothing all who accepted it." and in speaking of Gen. Crook he says: "Now Gen. Crook is following, and with the sword compelling
 those who have not accepted the terms of peace to do so. The great obstacle to the subjugatiOn of the Amches has been the lack of any definite OF fixed policy; but one now appears to have been settled upon, and if carried out with the same vigor and fidelity as at pres ent practiced, we may hope for an early and lasting peace"
 The Texas and Pacific and At lantic and Pacific railways are spoken of encouragingly. Work has already commen ed on the Eastern end of the Texas and Pa cific, and, it is believed, work will speedily be commenced on the Western end.
 The agricultural interests of the Territory, which have nearly doubled within the last year, is to receive the fostering care of our Legislature.
 A Registry law is earnestly re- commended, which, in our opi- nlon, is the only safeguard to the ball0t-boX that could be adopted in this Territory.
 There are many other import ant matters referred to in the message, of which we shall here after speak.
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ENLARGED.

readers will observe We have enlarged the SENT MEL 10 eight pages. The press of advertise ments compelled this change, and notwithstanding the enlargement we must defer the publication Of some ads. and important matter until our next issue.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Governor Stafford delivered his Annual Message to the Legisla- ture on Thursday, 9th inst, which was read in Joint Convention on that day. It is a lengthy docu- ment, replete with wholesome suggestions, and its perusal will amply repay anyone interested in the welfare of the Territory. Our limited space forbids us publish ing it at length We shall, however notice some of it's main features.
 He urges a careful and candid revision of the laws, so as to free the statutes from conflicts and antiquities" and, in this connec- tien he further adds: ''Experience demonstrates that there is far more evil growing out of too much than too little legislation" which isan establish ed fact that our Rep- . resentatives should bear in mind.
 Upon the matter of education, his message evinces the deepest interest, and congratulates the people of Arizona upon the suc- cessful commencement of the Public School system. He says: ''It is source of pride and satis- faction to me, with all the ob- stacles, that so good commence ment has been made." This is the proper sentiment and proper spirit, as upon a thorough system of education for the rising genera ton the future of Arizona mainly depends. It is to be hoped our Representatives will give this matter their undivided attention, and sustain the Executive in his efforts to effect a complete and thorough organization of the Public School system.
 In referring te the Indian diff entities, the Governor alludes, in coHmendable terms. to Gen. How ard, who, he says, ''offered the olive branch to every hostile In- dian III the Territory, and the
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a resolution to appoint do0rkeeper Leon interpreter, and that when employed the sergeant-at-arms should p rform the duties of door : keeper. Message was received from the House announcing its complete organization. Resolu- lion received from the House re- lative to the joiut committee to advise the Governor of readiness
 to receive communication. Recess taken to 2 D. m.
 Afternoon session. The ser geant-at-arms was instructed to apply to Secretary Bashford for a clock for the Councils use, and then adjourned until l0a. m.neXt day.
 Thursday, Jan. 9-Met pursu- ant to adjournment. After prayer and reading of minutes, Mir. Bid- we'll reported for committee on rules, and recommended the ad- option of those of sixth session, with slight amendments of 1Ith and 3lst. Rules as reported by committee were adopted. Rcso- Iutioa of yesterday regarding in- terpreter was adopted and inter- preter sworn in. Adjourned to I2:30 p. m.
 Afternoon session. The busi- ness amounted to a hearing of the Governors message, after which the convention dissolved and Council adjourned to 10 a. III the next day.
 Friday, Jan. l0-Met pursuant to adjournment; prayer made and minutes read. Reading of Gov ernor's message dispersed with Message from the Governor was received announcing appointment of YgnaciO Bnniilas his private secretary. Council went into com mittee of the whole on the Cover nor's message with NIT AIGrich in the chair, during which the sever al parts of the message were ap- propriateiy referred. During the session the standing committees were appointed. After fixing upon l0 a m ao the regular hour ofmeeting, the Council adjourned.
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NaS CilO>cii ClidI I'idlH. Il iStIuPIt- ly, the officers except clapiain) were sworn in ny Judge Tweed. Joint resolution was passed re- garding joint committee to advise i th e Governor of the AeseInhly's | readiness to receive c0Intuunica- tiOnS he may have 10 make, and l adjourned to next day, at l0 q, nj. Thursday, Jan 9-Met pursu- : ant to adjournment. Prayer. Rules of the sixth session were reported for the government of this body, and then adopted. Committee was then appointed to act with one in Council, to report joint rules. Council joint resolution regarding joint convention in the ourt House to hear the Governors mes sage, was received and adopted. Recess taken to go o'clock D. III.
 Afternoon SessiOn-.Ioint cOn- vention as per joint resolution. Upon delivery of the Executive message by the Governor, the joint convention dissolved, and House adjourned to next day, at lO 8. m.
 Friday, Jan. 10-Met pursuant to adjournment. The reading ot the Governors message was dis pensed with. MT Brinley, from joint committee on joint rules. re- ported in favor Of those of the sixth session, and they were adopted. Journals read and corrected. A message was received frcm the Governor, announcing that he had appointed Ygnacio Bonillas his private secretary.
 Saturday, Jan. 1.-The House met pursuant to adjournment.
 The roll being called, all mem 'bers answered to their names, eX- cept Capt. Powell. of Yuma, who was excused on account of-ilIness.
 Prayer by the Chaplain.
 The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
 The following committees were appointed by the Speaker, to-wit:
 On EIcctiOas-Stonehouee, Lar kin and Wi:kenburg.
 II0ys 0ad .Kea7s-A Allen, Behan, RedondO, Jacobs and Cole.
 Et!Uc0tiOA - BrinIey, Vosberg, Gleason and Henry.
 Judicinry- Rowell, RedOndo, Allen, Brinley and Stonehouse.
 Claims - LarkiD, Henry and Wickenburg.
 Military and L0idzs 1fairs- Smith, Henry, Montgomery, Row ell and Davis.
 Roads Gnd Esrries-Sweeney, Larkin and Wickenburg.
 Enrolled oasd Einyr0syed BiUs-- Brinley, Vosberg, Behan and Ja- CO.'S.
 Piatng- Behan, Stonehouse and Davis.
 Corporations - Gleason, Davis and StonehOuse.
 Memorials and PstitiOns-VOs- berg, Allen and RedOndo.
 Mines Gleason, Wickenburg, Henry, Sweeney and Cole.
 Counties-Henry, Brinley and Larkin.
 RsderM Relations - Redondo, Smith and Brinley.
 Oj.ic,HfUre-Smith Stn0phOuSA
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CATTLE MARKETS.

pnYyaIo Aug 12CArTLKThe receipts to-day including 80
5lb heal mailing supply for
b week thus Gar 1860 head 45O against 35S for the
Zine dull about Sc OF on
good stock h grades from last weeks closing
rates But good cattle the yards and most ef the
arrivals were inferior quality About 100 head disposed o.
sale. from lOlO TO Loot 10 at
1886; head Indiana from O3l 70 l29 ~ al
Ohio I4ZI ID al
Al 306s6 so; Ahd beer $50 ID, at
81 head ranging from $50 70 10 10 SO "a
head Missouri from l,lo2 TO l3Zl D.,
at as 55df5 S7 l0i head Michigan ranging from S0I 70
1910 n, at Si0si 50
SHxEP ASD LAuBs-The receipts to-day including reported arrivals
we're head making total supply for the week thus far
600 head against head for the time last week The
market has not yet opened prices have downward tendency
Hogs-The receipts today including reported arrivals we're 500
head making the supply for week, thus far 500 head
ss3s, 10 hes last week The market
Give for GOOD Workers l0c The full Of
hogs wanle HeayS hogs are dcat 10 SELL fe'
range from 81 10 6$J IS, according TO quality - 80
was u and prices shade particularly for medium grses
Of cats 500 sold from 5'fc 10 6ssc y n for far to
gs and from 7c 7 for choice beeye common brought 4
ExETbere was good for sheep and Ia 900 head
cnge hands at from Ia &C. p n for fair aud choice and ~ 10
s} head for sheep Good ambs sold from &C. TO &c ID
HoCA-Thero much activity In this market aud prices
NAMED same 1900 head changed bands at from ~ zoo
81 80 per 100 10 net - -, 4.
Cow-Dulnes still the prevailing feature Of This market receipts
and to 75 head and ranged from ]5Og@O per
head rs quality.
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COTTON MARKETS.

CHAEIEroy Anz l2cOtson duh and nominal MddOEs lse
net receipts. 24l bsesi sales 20 baesi stock, $3.50 bales
Aug l2Cotton easier Mddlngs, IL &c net receipts
1875 bales; sales. 81 bales; stock, l,O41 bales
Bo.ToS Aug l2CotOn dnl Midings 20 4e gross receipts
90 bales gross 357 bses; sales 200 bales stock lOOOO bae
CtScIssar Aug l2-COttou dull; Ndugs lS@4e receipts,
bales; shipments. 10 bales; stock 1873 bales.
PHL.nKLPHIA, Aug 12-Cott1n qnieti biddhngs, l9'ic
MOBILE Aug 12-Cotton quiet and steady Good OneaY l4ho
Ii ac Mddngs, 1Gl2Gl6'I Mddings nominal net re-
cep AZ bales; eIpOrscosstwise 49O oaei saes ZOO bales
9.OI7 bales .,.,,. %,
ST. Louis IL. Cotton nominal Mdlling ls receipts,
1872 bales shipments, 176 haies. ,,,,r 80
receipts l0i bales; shipments, l26 bal - -,
MEnPHls Aug l2-Coton quet Mddngs, 1Sci receipts 21l
bales shipments, 25 bales; stock. 1T bales
GALyEsTox 12Cotton-De nand good frm offerings ght
Good Ordinary l50l5 receipts l5l baes saes 80 bales
AUGUsTI Aug 12-CotonDemAnd good Mddhns Tie; re-
cepts 1853 bales; saes 123 bales , a. ,.
Aug l2-Cotton dull Low Mddngs lSe net receipts
900 baes 270 bales sales so bales oei 42
bales.
HEwoRLE.ss Aug 12co,ton-Demsnd modera.si hiddl5gs
lS314lS7 receipts 27l bales 16l baes sales 5VO
bales; last evening 50 bales; stock l7O2i bales
BALTIMORE 12Cotton dul Mddlngs. l9S net receipts
AZ bales; 226 baesi eIposcosstwe 30 baes Sales 100
bales; stock, 2l97 bales. - -,
WsIyGros Aug l2-Cot.on quiet Middlngs, Sc net re-
ceipts, 53 bales; sales II bales stock l,O36 bales
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PRUIS-Layer n have continued in good request prices
a. 4Ss a S Closing 81 ed Loose Mase fi E
wise higher and fairly soys sales 20OO boxes with The snge Of
but quiet good u quoted at 6 with sales since our last Of 25
business TaagonA at 2OG COn quiet and weak with New
demand has continued moderate and only lead
kinds called o prices unehsnge the
principal seres busy getting stock for The AUTUMN
FLAx-Tsed demand slightly improved and the market seadyi
ping Tow SdlOe Green Tow quiet at l492 rae
4 q1 Tor Sac for 'Sf re
GRNa wheat there was '. done a. ibe opening Of Chs9ss
asked checked business Medium qase.
.:sP; &C. ys: S. s I'Ts:s q & s' ss S
wauise seller October a. 81 A Std $4,000 bush No. do on
Es s sS ISir 81 4issI Is for 80 Gsosso prHg 10
for No ss sgs q i s. % Rcd ws and 10
Duluth 81 3d. last night 10000 bush No adCpke we're sod
e. October at 81 8 sa ss 4 and 5od bush %1eG G SPRING
81 49, ~ E1 S 5a l state "f a, Il 5S g. Oats are
S so S Mon Ono az s W 9s % + B Rs
~ Western Mixed at Al a42 closing "a az WIT s a.
store Corn and demand for export me deu 10 freighs
stimulate n; Sq sod1d 1P9 sc ' Western STE for
steamer and 552a5ea for sail Western White at 76doOc
GUSSks~Fo Cloth there has been Only limited inq1
and 0a . SS 1 Sa Soo al Sso Bags are quoted SoRaa
eINsEYe er demand and the market is srm we quote at
81 2Oas 20 for Prime and 81 30 for Selected root
HIDBSThere
yery frm Hdes-The demand and sales OF
Domestic descriptions at full figures The bulk OF bus
been 1884
Hides sud FOREIGN and 9l27 Hides from domestic
ports total and 12l bales, follows 1905 from
Vera Cruz per City Of MeIico S23 from Vera Cruz per Poto
B from per Queen; 652 from TruIo Alice
1892 from Galveston per City Of Austin; 1860 from Corpus
Chris per 44S from lndssoa Julia Ryder
937 from Orleans per T. SoudeE $50 from NewOens
Per City Dallas; l03 bales from Calcutta Achilles 10 bales
from Calcutta per City Lucknow 3O45 Loose Hides
from Calcutta via Bermuda, per X A. Pitt 233
LGs: H s % from C Ssp Hs. IS oo1s $3.50
Dry Bueno Ayre % ~ private 5000 Dry Santa re-
% 10 on private terms 5000 Dry Moniedeo, 81 d22 ~ private
terms 100 Dry OrnoO 20G22 at 24e geld selected; $500
Texas Mexican tp TO az ~ ~ pnvas terms 800
Dry Kip 10 600 Dry Southern
II n on private i22O0@et Sailed TEXAS (pa sl 450
60 H. on private tems 800 Wet Sailed Kp % 10, private
u 500 Wet Sailed Kansas Steers 40 u, on private terms
ol 19S900 Hides and S72 bales time last year
800 Hides and 400 baes) follows 1880 Dry Buenos
Ay &c; 1900 Dry Montevdeo &c IL 400 Dry Rio Grande;
$500 Dry BogON 6e 800 Dry Central American $500 Dry
$500 DRY Sailed TEXAS and Southern 537
Caleua Bufaoi 335 Dae Calcutta Gov. We qaotei
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limited inquiry prices vihea Important ehsuge the
stocks liberal Of nost descriptions
METALS-The mkrket Ingot Copper bat
prizes whou, qsob change The sales embrace 900 bb Labs
al 74d27 cash and asa for the future New sheshng steady
at $50 NJ Bolts 40c yellow shesthing
2c and Y NJ Bolts At 32c cash Scotch Pig Iron
embrace 300 tons Glsngnoeh a 50 b0as46 and 80 so
garsbee sl7 7bdss and Colness s51 b0as52 American
rig easier wa better sem,nd a. he ecoesse The sale. since
$50 do Gray Forge al $685. Rails inquiry.
We
voIl, $77 so currency. Pig Lead active sedy
$50 American in os about &c. gold and 200 Spanish
91e9 Bar gSoed at ea Sheet and Pipe 1oi and rnlinei
l6 less 10 the trade Spelfer steady With limited
dem,nd Of 80 tons seian at 7, e Pig Tin quiet,
holders Straits quoted 81 2d3lsc and English at
nomnaly 35c, all Plates
quiet The sale. last embrace 25o bOIes Cn,,eea
Terne $40 122 200 20 by % $2 50dS2 10 aud 700 do
Charcoal Tin sll l2 Other descriptions quiet and I'M
changed. lie ouote
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
Your DIVIDENDS

may be converted into q TEN PER CENT
Ngw-ENGIAND INVESTMENT by the purchase
of the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds of the LAMoILLE VALLEY, ST. JOHNsBURY AND
Essex COUNTY RAILROADS, from Lake Cbamplain
TO the Connecticut River and forming the Yer
mont Division of the Portland and Ogdensburg
Railroad Trunk Line The very large sales of the
past few months leave but limited amount to be
offered. and the rapid pushing of the road to com
pleton insures an early and large advance on their
market value
FAIRBANKS s. Co.. 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANKS, Brown 81 Co., Milk-st, Boston,
EAT. FAIRBANKS IL Co., st. Johnsbury, VT,
Financial Agents.
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rule low at Yves. Co1ny
live calves &c. 10 State Ease quotei S.$7
head. Lambs, choice; tiles
FRESH FRUITS
Peaches bezn have attractive favor and the market quite
active the three days having had supplies enough for
open ade l25 Saturday, 56 sbc
to-day HewJersey sendnz lot vnsls Apples
sold bigh 10 to-day, when buyers refused to take hold the quantity
decidedly their line Of bouRb the Albany
pressing So so Dbl Fancy pppns which yesterday
were sold S6dS7 quoted So outside figure.
large quantity Of Baltimore stock seeking market
Pears good supply Virginia sends Seek for
Virginia B,etts good sine and order fey barrels Of New
Jersey Baets OF 6ne brought 80 Y bbL
odds and ends Of show such The Chane. selling IN
small BY the basket Mesr Davis Sutton received Yesterday
another carload Of California The contained 49l tNoris
bash boxes including Flemish Beauty, White Doyenne, Louise
Boane de Jersey and Bsretts They were from the
w Briggs Msrvsye Sacramento The fruit
through in days starting from California and
transferred refrigerator Chicago
but The main the sales active With
Of 6057 for the Barte and Flemish Besus $jG$6
for the Loe Bogne and Doyape The cost Of landing this IN
Newiork Sl343 II Is risky business
in hot weather to pm. Calioms stock In i1is market
the trade with great determination He
shipped market points 90 tons Of orchard
produce Winter varieties California undspued
unless refrigerator he the whole length Of the
will apt realize much profit for Pacific
There experiment sending patent cold the
Of
grapes satisfied with PREVIOUS samples
nominal Bakbees ,hl se Antwerps
Offering larger lots than wsne onotaon
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And the following for city bank shares:

The comparative earnings of the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway for the first week in August were
as follows: ls73 S167O55; 1872, S9l96S; increase,
S75,OS7. The directors of this Company held meet
ing to-day. and considered the question OF making
a dividend on the preferred stock, but adjourned
without final action to meet again tomorrow, when
it is believed that they vii declare a dividend.
The aggregate amount of Exports exclusive of
Specie) from the Port of New-York for the week
ending Aug. L. 1878, was S5276,Sl4.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
pylyania Skies 1OSl Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad,
pa; Reading Railroad ISL; Pennsylvania Railroad,
6ft. Gold. 49,!
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RECEIPTS OF PKODuCE.

PEI North River yssOb and Railroads
Ara pkgs Ashes 30i bales Cotton, 332 bb' Copper
1913 Copper 81 DRIED Ffst o3I bills bsgs o3S
Flour 99b IL 1873 bush Corn, S22o bush o,
nod hush Malt See 2B3 ibis Beans 7lO ebs
CoprA 400 bsgs Conmea 10 bales Hemp bales Hops aOo
humble. I.s 2G6 bales a. ISL sides Leather 90 bales tai
sO7 bb Spirits Turpenne 81 bbs Tar 500 hh. kon e2p
OH Cake POI Pigs Cut Aes SO pkg Grease "a PAs~ Lam oo
NO, St.an 3Si5 pig Butter ll6S pigs Cheese 100 paga
TAow IA bsg. Peanuts l75 boxes starch o5 hhd' ooo
boxes Tobacco, 552 bbla WHISKY V5s o''s' "0''' 0'
ba low.
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HAY AND SIhARTbere moderate demand ana
liberal arrivals prices favor the buyer We Prime Old
s26a$ZS per Good DO do S23dS25; Good Shipping
SS0Sl9; Common DO do OF Sl3dS4 Prime New Hay At
s23Q$26 Good DO Co. S20DS22i Common do do Sl6aslS.
Long Rye straw quoted sl5asl6; Short DO d. sl2GslS per
Ion
HRMP-MsBs dull and without quoted change nomnaly lO44
102 gold Jute neglected aud nominal at 22di % gold Jute
Butts quiet and steady al &c currency with sAss Of oOO bales that
pnee.
HARDwARE-A M business passing In Domestic In
sales better trade looked for
early day Foreign quite dull hardly enough doing to estab
hsl values.
EDlGOTbs market steady. with ir distributing demands We
sales Of 1000 Maua at 7OG9Oc And 1912 chests
MadTss a. 30 i2d 90 I2c.. currency.
LEATHERh been rather inquiry Tor Hemloek soe
but as sin confined chiefly TO email parcel. to ,rpp he lame
manufacturers For both 10 England and the
more shippers the tAnReres are night
T. Unisn Crop duh and nominal
% 2d29c; Hemlock
Light n
California Heavy. 26d27cs Hesock California
Middle 27a17 Hem.ock California 27c., IemlOck Or
inoso Heavy 20 G26c Hemloek onnoco ne. Middle - az
u HenoeK lAeht 2B2dZ7c; emieck. Good Dam
sged ali aud weights, 23920e mok, Poor Damages,
ud, weight 17d20c; Hemoek, Rough, 32n35c Union
Cropped Heavy 3sd4le Union Cropped Middle Ss a42c Union
Copped Light 40a42e; Union Bellies IDc; Oak hougn, AL
vsf 1885, OAK Roagh Southern all weight so0s2e cur
LUMBER-Thss 0nJ pnri revival Of the local trade and onT
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w. fouc so8&5 Canine steady
81 601s2 65 according e e OIL Lemon dull md ysAteI
so, eapdsson's S3 o0d$3 o.
and ssndersons Oh Brssmo 81 So goh OIL Winter Green
Engss u.@ss. ssSe5y qas. ba steady We see .sa sales Of
S2i as; bleaching Powder 90 20 Crude Bm.
34c and Cream Tarsaf bond ~ nc, and duty paid
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SUGARSRaws moderately actve aud trm stocks
p full but excessive quantity going into the hands OF
il up aveagei mainly Of bag
quote: Fair good Refining Sdsa Grocery grades S2a9c
Centfgs d9. IL Clayd Sse. Refined Sugars seaiy
Yelows ga 0c SON white lOasdl0c, aud Har 1ll4e The
market to-day and firm sales last 2O4O hhds
Of which no bhds Cuba 77s0Ss and 27O hhds Porto Rico
Al 6c ao 2S9 boxes which 1000 boxes Centrifugal at
Is in limited demand S &C. for The local trade
Rngh Pa1 plenty prices lower sales Of new at y o.
10 bush and ~ %
bush, gold.
SOAP-The has been but seid sales Of 100
boxes Marsees 0ls and 500 do At ga 9.
STEAIiIE i ~ unchanged quoted SlsdSSGc.
TOBACCO-Kentucy Leaf has fair demand and the market
- n
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N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR IHE WEEK ENDING AUG. IL. 1878.

lRrpresslr THE N. y TRIBUNE keDortetl
GENERAL DireefOnL
opl, articles
FOODS everything 10 good oer An attractive look
nation where dirty package soVenly
nearspe s securely viii allow the
un change about Use Of eaR dDe cut 'ra~ with
tcgs MARI plainly p1jns stsncDhl bean1 note contents
on the Sisuhg the amount Send e1tsr me
,Ame time stating time &c An inyoce m hH
should the OF pack
Ace, secure Tor Yourself for besi shape
10 hat Touf MARI 10 demand
BEANS PEAS.
Receipts bean. weet. 70i bbs ITO tess THAI last rss
ssos rset " wear 100 seek 2S5
bb Of peas 2405O Receipts Of 800 bush The bean
.iet 6 though ssekned considerably sne
onr last Receipts literally and buyers IN some
have withdrawn eIBeng bsler scale OF pees In eo
thiBk they mhtaa lrfe As mo
G pretty the old iboei all here and ,ne
storing not large Of French beans hourly d
peetsd brisk trade In Canadian pears Tor Ipo ana pe
are srmer Green peas quoted higher oaouoas =,
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nave endesvcfed 70 place Of 1ne
sna hAh tab: for bayen vot upon them This
we only class OF stock that exhibits depreon As might
~ n seaon considerable stock hss into store wien
III gu ne grace That local The will
" on the tsck when prices There h bosessr only compsra
uy small proportion OF the poayely
~ good supply snd when . taken right
hnos ir old attraction for buyers.
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CHICAGO, DLSvILLE AND YINCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs-
Interest payable April and October l. The remain
ing balance less than SSOOOOO of these very desir-
nbe bonds for sale at the Office of the Company, No
SS Pine-st New. York.