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NOR SALE
T OTIS FOR SALE,

4 choice number Of excellent Building
Lots for Sale. Situated on South Front
street, South Of First street, For terms,
&c., see Thomas o BHeu, Real Estate agent,
M myl0 H.ATOFF b. ZANE.
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Norcg TO DREssMAKERs.-All grades
Of Grenadines and Grenadine Innings at
very low figures, at Henry Jacobs, 1881
Main street, iaIf
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NTOTICrE

NOTICE. T.. III. -, 1874.
I-,tr-sn NoTember 10Th, 1874, and Dccenbef E1lh'
is;I. VIII have amount o. STATE Asylum ta1 y
ianisI 10 them by pn=eating their TrteiP4 ~ me
sheriff Ohee-RS levy having bern male ISt ma
mTl Sheriff Ohio County.
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Tue Western Virginia Conference NJ.
T. Church south will convene at Guyan.
dotte, Sept. Is. Bishop Wightman will
preside.
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CARRIER sOYWANtED Apply at this
Once,
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eAIIoo 5 30, a AI0ahainsl 8 Leyi'..
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CALICO 5 cts, at Aronhsimer & Lewis.
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clAlLlco 5 ID, q ArOnheimer s LelvIls.
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NOTICES.
nOTTVTSTRATRIVl NOTICE

A DMINIsTRATRIX, NOTICE, -, only
"A 6otloa L hsrgby given ina ,ijn,iuistTstriE a
ist sSSsS q TSloIs flu dss-1 ls.s q S, lnS
city q WhasiiRS. Al Jsrsla, PA WI ,s,sraI
SSilaSs The eItats Of "a d,ss55 ,r NJ
tkenio The undersgped, FviFIy ~ tbsRselyrs
~ ,I5ls,ss 10 aid STATE, are hereby requested
~ 'Iisie rlymeni In settlement O 2me
a. Hen HrnrT NJ Rassells o@E, Ne; l?lS ~! ShSElihe
HHL Adminiitathx-
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THERE are eight churches in Wells.
burg. J
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The birds sang beautifully yesterday
morning; and the loIingers watbled a lew
Wild notes In the hFer garlena At even
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=, WIEE We ne the gtass growing in the
SSl'y hall yard We exclaim pathGtiGaily,
,So .ning Of beauty IL Joy forever" Il
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LAWYERS will go fshingT as soon a,
the courts adjourn.
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GtreGttetlil@9IG{ttrftr.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1873.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

periumery, -. F. Sullivan.
NotiCe-ThOs. II. Stanton.
Boys Watches-0xtoby 4 Dhaieh.
Dry Goods-stone 4 Thomas.
Paris Decentralization schnepf. ..
MicrosCopes-Wm. A. Turner. /
Counter Show Cases-E. L. NicOl.
Parlor Furnitnte-Muorehe 4 Co.
Administrators NotiCe-H. IIeirich.
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BUasbARs like dark nights with tie
gas out. 4 r
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RIoirsd, That the prupositiOn Of the Peabody 10.
,urlncc Company Of Wheeling, for the Reinsurance
VI The FIRE business Of this Company BE- and the Rame
pany, together with MtsSn. Reid, lOahOrn and
UBrien, are hereby appolntel q committee 10 COR
summate the transfer Of Reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee u the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II ID
found to be perfectly responsible.
[signedl L. II COLLIER, sec'y.
ISign6dl A. WILSON, PEST.
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YESTERDAY was the best growing day
we have had this season.. DIX yFW
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SUNDAY next is DISCRETIONARY
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al s cts, f'Y W
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A uANu Of men and carts were yesler.
day employed Ia changing the grade Of
Alley y, between goth and 2lst streets.
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C41lOO 5 eta, At AronheImer 5 Lewis.
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Upon eGainihatiOn Of the assets and liabilities Of
the Peabody Insurance. Company, We are fully Mt
ISigDei JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WIN. s. GOSIfORN,
Tn0s. 0'BRlEN,
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The pleasant staxes We had on Mon.
day have been very eAactual in allayins
the dust 2llnl2 ygMii
The commencement exercise Of The
Wheeling Female College will be hsld ON
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oUR markets are not YET oyerstocked
MN priHg vegetable. T2IT9b
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Tar Lpuncil Committee on Light met
atthe CITY Building laSt hight. ~ Ia
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We would call the attention Of buyers
10 our or"
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WHEN you 60 fishing and can't catch
bass, catch cold and ducking. It IN.
vigoratihg al this time Of year.
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.H.. t|1|f ai. U.
ri' alsHs...I .,
FL .lH. 'i ma ~
.l Fr|I f..IHs. .I#.I.. ...IIH
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EIoUR,
leo tsUsh PolIOekt IndIAm Faney.
LOO % Wmhlngton, Ind, NILS,
10 90 Gen q the Wet extra family
SSg'''''''A"" >" ~" N, REILLY
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INSURANCE.

oglarUd In 1891. RSOrvanlrsd In 1875,
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BOYS are already closely examining
cherry and apple trees for cholera motbuS
prospects, Hr-nyarH az
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NuMnEns Of people daily take occasion
Y view The magnificent scenery al Mt
Wood Cerhetefy.lQ 1896 ilE '2H9B8
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pom. ll0K . ll6x; do. do. 1884, registered,
ll7K . NIX; DO. do. DO, coupon, MY
l17x; do. do, 1885. registered. llsK ll9; do
do. do. coupon. 119k q 1l9s.; DO d.. do, new,
registered, llsK 1lsx; do. do. do. do. coupon
1857 q 1lsK; do. do, 1857. registered, 1l8X
10y; DO DO. do, coupon, 1872 l19H; do. do.
1863 registered, 10 q ll9k; do. DO. do, cou-
pom, 1913. i1Sx; DO. do ten-fortes registered.
Ilax Il4x; DO. do. do coupon, 1852: NIX; do.
do nves 1881. registered, 1l4z 1l4X; do. DO. DO.
coupon, ll4s< lax.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advlces report no change bv the d.
rectors OF the Bank OF England OF the ra te OF dis
count ana 1t remains at 81 per cent During the
week the gam Ia bullion has been f202, O00 The
proportion OF reserve 10 liabilities Is 43 per cent
against AK per cent last week. C0asos and
American securities quiet and steady. Tho in
crease in the Bunk Of France for the week
to ,O49 900 francs. Rentes CAL orc. Con-
SOS for money. 81 93h; do. for account,
SO l-16 931; fve-twenty bonds. 1865. Old, 1O7A
lO7N; 1867 bonds, 1914 lO71; ten-lorty bonds.
1924; new dves, 1927; Erie, rs. In Frankfort
American securities are frmer.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were steady on moderate dealings.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens SOLD at
io7; chicago and Northwest cons olidated, coupon.
gold bonds, Mt 500 Morris ana Essex sevens Of
1871 at 1861 a l05 Hannibal and st. Joseph eights
convertible, at SAX a IS; Michigan Southern Sec
onds at 1921; Lake Shore Consolidated. coupon
hrsts at 1907 do. registered, %; Michigan Central
scvens at 1902; New York Central frsts. registered
NIX; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI second. S11s; do, con-
solidated sinking fund, COX; Central Pacific Il sts
san Joaquin branch. S5H; do gold bonds, 96x !;
Union Pacific firss. $685.; do sinking funds, SS7s
do. land grants, 95; Delaware and Lackawanna,
109Z; Cleveland and Pittsburg lourths, 90; Quincy
ana Toledo flrsts, 60; P,trsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago thirds, 1O2; Louisville and Nashville con-
solidated, 1905, s9h; wabash seconds, 81, and st.
LOUIS Division, 50; G., G. and L. {. frsts, 64X.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
More than usual animation was exhibited in this
department. Missouri SKIES OF 1875 sold at 1907 (;
do. OF 1875 at he same price; do OF 1877 at 99x
90. skies long bonds at 961. New Georgia sevens
advanced to 94is. Old Tennessee skies, ex-
coupon, sold at So Louisiana and Missouri frsts
at e0H, The rest or the market is unchanged.
BANK SHARES
These were inactive. The Bank OF Commerce
sold 10 shares) at 119; Fourth National (20 at %
and Q) at 9Sas; Mechanics (4Ol at 14L
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WALL STREET NOTES.

The street did not have many sensations yester
day. The official representatives OF tue Western
Union Company explained that there was no nev
loan. ana that the negotiation in wnicn Messrs.
Norton, Bliss Co. were concerned was part
or the $4,000, coo application designed TO take up
81, 100000 acscuing somewhere near November,
this year. The dif1culty about this new loan Is
this and If the street Is mistaken In Its reading 1t
can very quickly receive the answer VIZ. :-rnat
the Western Union Company cannot give mort
gage on their property AS tue basis o. loan, their
real estate In this city being already mortgaged
TO the full extent or It's security, without
having that mortgage registered In every county
through winch the company passes. lnasmucn
Rs tue real estate at the centre ~ already loaded
down, the security beyond that must come upon
toe lines, the franchise and the rignL " way.
MEMORANDUM.
The Quicksilver Mining Company at their annual
meeting elected as directors :-Danlel Drew,
Abraham Il. Bayls, Eugene n. Robinson, William
H. Drew, James H. Banker, Nilain II. Hayes,
henry A. Kent, Howard U. Dickinson, Edward
Brandon, James ID. smith and Charles Fries. lhe
members tnen elected Daniel Drew President,
ADranam b. BaylIs, Vice President, Eugene n.
Robinson treasurer, and DAVID Mahony Secre-
tary.
IN RE ERIE
The rumors that Erie was about 10 dciault Its
March interest and to reduce lis rates are untrue
Erie officials state thar the interest Ii ALREADY
provided Tor both mere and In Lonuon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Feb Is 1878
Cotton dull; mil ding l61Sc Net receipts 3ls bales
gross 1898. Exporis-fo Great Brilan 404 coast~se
3.J6a Sales, S2ul stock. 6',s4L
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 81, 1873
Cotton irm fair demand; mid ling, l5s.c ow mid
ding. l5c; good ordinary, axe Net receipts i,4o
sson stocs. %ssso % '"' o"A'' ''-" S'sS'
Cotton firm: middling; is4c, i59sc. low nddilng,
hle c GOO ; S,anasy Nes essp, sS
Sales 200 stock, Is. 81
Cotton quiet and rm; middlng la,sc.; low middins,
iss good or nary; 1870 Net receipts -,s7 bales
CHAnLksros, Feb. IS 1878
l5c. good cri%ary ts. Ne. recepts 20
bales hxpsrtsTo Great Drtain, l77o; TO France, $40
WILMINGTON, Feb IS 1875
strained Crude turpentne quiet at 81 % 20
Tor yellow dip and - ~ Tor virgin Tar quiet ii 49,
Flour steady and UNCHANGED at So for No spring,
Is 70 tor amber winter 50 7olor white winter. sc 70 or
Corn steady at Sc barley quiet; csnais 1omiaaily
dns, ~ per ton Na,l 70 to Bosom
3. sss = VICE. &c s's
snEs. Wheat sas g. ses
sc Tor old II store S.is e. oagSss
dealer. would ;e at ,sr Western 81 Is for four
for csnsd in fair demand snfa tlmotis sales
go bushels at - 90 s. TO- Dressed hogs quet sales
Lard &c High Wins: nominal eG FH 80
bbs wheat 300 bushcls corn, 32 tUJ DO; oats,
800 do. Shipmen,s-Fiour, 2sp bbls wheat, 70, v0
bushels; corn SIUuo do oats 5000 dc.
Flour dull; unchnnge Wheat dull; declining; No
white Wabash, 81 l4h; extra white Michigan 81 Az;
aniper Mlenlgan, 81 %A - Corn dull aud declining;
&C. 9ats au and deeIin,ns No ssc SO and Michl;
hogs. 81 IS So Reccipts-wheat 7O0D bushels corn,
70 00 do oats 7C0J do Shipments-WhcaL 000 bushels;
oats 100 do.
CHICAGO, Feb. IS 1878
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat dull, dec ining; No.
/! spring. $50; No. = DO. &C. oisac.. spot; s,9sc.
75c CSrnip sooI demand. No. ? mixed, ssssc., spe,;
Oats quiet AM weak; No q s3c. spot; 5i,sc March.
Timothy quiet and weak At - 40 clover So 50
IS % for medium; fax. 81 vs. tor fair. Dressed hogs
opened firm, bat closed dull: light 81 90 heavy 81 IS
81 go fancy, s. III Pork active higher at SIS 10
spot or March: SIS 20 SIS AZ April Lard in fair
demand. advanced at SIS spot March sls as April.
Flour ooo bbs wheat 81 900 bushels corn, tSIOo do
oats 5000 DO. rye l0O do. barley. 0O do. ship
%eS.s,nfour 'sS hSis wheat aNG bushels com,
noon call OF the Board grain was unchanged. Pork
nrmer at SIS Is April SIS Is May. Lard frm SIS AK
April
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MICHAEL CARROLL'S DEATH.

WAS 1T CAUSED BY AN ACCIDENTAL FALL?-
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Gilman held Al
inquest in the OF Michael Carroll who, some
days ago, died in the tenement house No. 5ls Eass
sixteenth street, was alleged from violence tn
nicted upon him by Patrick McCanerty. a watch
man. Deceased said he got q iah from McCauerty.
Mrs. Carroll, the widow OF deceased testified
that on the night OF the occurrence January 20,
McCanerty came into ner apartments and said he
was detective: he showed some familiarity with
Mrs. 0xynor, then present, ana was rebuked BY
deceased, who aiterward went out with McCaner-
ty; Carroll was found lying IN the yard ana alter
ward said he received a fall later ne sad Mccall
ferty Knocked him down.
Jeremiah Lanahan deposed that deceased was
his uncle; heard him say McCanerJ KNOCKED him
down. . 49,
George Ward. q boy OF seven years, testified thas
he saw Mclanerty knocking MS uncle down, but
his testimony, a. also that OF Lanahan, was quite
contradictory and considered unreliable.
Oficer Handy, OF the Eighteenth precinct, testi-
ned that he questioned the boy Ward, VINO said
up the stoop IN yard he did not say tnat NC
Gaze, ty HAD struck deceased.
The prisoner, McCafferty, was put on the stand
and denied all knowledge concerning the death
OF Carroll; did not know the Carroils and waS
never In their house; did not know there were
such people: does not know woman n med Gay
nor; drinks nothing stronger than water ana has
not Tor seven years.
Deputy coroner Cusnman gave the cause of
DEAN. and the Jury, after brief dehberaton, re-
turned verdict OF accidental death. NcCanerty
was hon0raby discharged.
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MURDER ON SHIPBOARD.
DEATH FROM AN ASSAULT WITH A HAMMER AT
AsPINwALL

DEATH FROM AN ASSAULT WITH HAMMER AT
AsPINwALL.
Coroner EcknofY yesterday held an inauest In
the case OF Michael Tanning. late fireman on
board the steamship Henry Chauncey. who n
alleged to have died from fracture OF the skull.
caused by blow on the head with q hammer IN
the hands OF Bernard Wood, during o quarrel b.
tween them while the ship lay In the port OF Aspn
Wal nan On t ses "'n as o. January iast
cey, dsposed mat ne was waited upon oy the prs
oner, VINO SAID, II have just laid man out ana
you you, nad better 60 aud take care Of nim;" &C the
same time heard some one crying "Murderl' went
below below s sns found flaming lying near the
on ms head; tooE him up stairs and called the
surgeon; the occurrence took place while the
sup was lying In port In Asplnwall; did not asK
deceased now he was injured.
surgeon wilson. VI the Chauncey, deposed that
ne was called TO attend deceased on the 3Oth uit,
and found him sunering rom nve scalp wounds;
subsequently astertained That ne mad also Irsc
ture OF the SAUL; attended him Til tue snip ar
rived a. tlis port, previous to when he performed
GA operation and removed SOME fragments Of
bone; deceased made an inconerent statements
touching the manner In which Nc was injured; 10
SAID Wood ruck him with hammer.
Drs Maroon, VINO ma4o - autopsy on the BODY.
SAID that Tanning died from fracture Of the skull.
Inc case was then submitted TO the jury, who
Ienoerea verdict against Wood, who 70 ~ urge
On $1,000 ball
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FLOUR FIRM AND IN BETTER DEMAND-wHRAT
LowER-CORN sTEADY-OATS UNCHANGED
BARLEY LOwER-PogK LowER--LARD FIRM
BACON QUIET-COFFEE DULL-sUGAR STRONG
FREIGHTs QUET-PETRoLEUM FIRM, CLOS
ING wEAK-NAvAL STORES QUET-wHIsKEY
DEARER.
THURSDAY. Feb. 25-6 p. M.
The merchandise markets were still Irregular
ana prices were as uncertain as ever In some
departments there was considerable activity.
THIS was nOtlceably the case In the hardware
business. which was more generally active than
any other class OF goods. On 'Change business
was Irregular. There was good demand for -four,
but not genera demand. The sales were large
being sweiled by two large transactions on
eign account Wheat in some demand, but
at lower prices-whch were accepted-the mar
ket closing lower and dull. Corn remained
steady, with g0o1 demand. Oats steady. Barley
was lower, with tar business st the decline. Whiskey
was trihe better. Provisions ruled quiet Lard was
arm, while pork easier but with a better de.
mand at the decline Groceries were Quiet, with the
exception OF sugar which met with fair demand, and
the market closed strong Cotton with a fair de-
mand, with lots the 'spot' ruling firm ana for for
ward delivery higher. Freights ie active, but
the market ruled nrm. Petroleum opeDel strong at a
slight ADVANCE out subsequently, closed weak at the
improvement. Naval stores quiet and without
essential change In values
COTrON.-The features of the market to-day were sub
stanGally as follows:-A dropping tendency at the
opening for spots with holders evidently disposed
meet buyers ~ quotations. subsequent rally upon an
improved inquiry from spectators nd demand osten
sbly for export. with well grounded intimatious how
In consequence OF which holders assumed a frmer
covered rom q decline of l-32c, which had, under
speculative PRESSURE been submitted at the opening
OF the market and still held an inward tendency;
sales Of actual ssr nSssnse 70
!d so shape Of :nOIi notices e ne sS!sn, Of
day, freight engaged the price supposed to be Lao
Id. or less receipts thus lar, as compared with
period about IL 800 bales less the week
pointing about 5000 bales 8t0 bales; tho Febru-
airy interest understood to be pretty well settled up ad
vices from liverpool, from private which
yesterday styled the market strong spots and
quiet tor arrivals. calling the Liverpool market to-day
at the tanner" the Southern markets without
essential changes spots closing firm but quet futures
closing steady sccoriing to the ONE aaaiicaton at
propositions 70 Spsrae wsrs made the equivalent Of
we're ss o'low q natsbruay 1904 Maicn IS sisc.
i7l:i6c ~ S,ssc July 2 s-l6c II ll-s2s august
We quote based on standard ocassihcation
store running in quality not more than half grade
good ordinary, bhc st,ct good ordinary, 6ssc low
middng. l51Sc: mddling. l6ac- goo mddling 7s.c.
Quotations based American standard Of classified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-26
SUICIDE OF A DRUG CLERK.

About seven O'Clock yesterday morning Ludwig
Leth, clerk in the drug store No. $40 Third ave-
nue., found dead In bed in the OF the store
where he slept, under circumstances which raised
the suspicion that ne might have taken MS own
LIE. Letn, VINO was twenty.four years or age and
v native OF sweden, was assent ON Wednesday
evening" out returning about eleven O'Clock p. NJ,
went to bed apparently IN good health and spirits
He was seen more alive alter that When found
the body was warm, lie evidently not having
been extinct more than two or three hours
An examination OF toe room IN which deceased
slept resulted IN 1nding behind his bed bO tie
Labelled hydrocyanlc acid. amt doubtless he haa
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 185-TRPLE

moi. Ss 81 ssS e
.D os sss @ &c. s
f9 I.aS & .e Sew f Srisan ss &c. ''
Wholly % s 81 Sc e
intabie orders auoiei at sslsc For sta
en- a. the sioss called Urine arnsr and
but ne ct @ 70 S s
s%. GS " No 81 a and q h S. s IS
siSn Tar Sas r1es ees wh es as ysssaay
and sold ony small way
rssao,.ga For refined the market was a shade
r n Ne enc ss Gu 81 SS' S @ rsh an
sca early asixc: Ease. ar%iS hsis Use.
a bDls Of rsaa,S S'. aa
sassa y At
sqss o r. as sss' 81 nl i
wells Parker's United. 81 oI4
cut beet fs'ss
oT M d ss sas is HS an and s As
ss s MI, %.rGn At 81 s. go SS, ssr
20 @ o. PRIME %' az sa s Bacon aS cam s"t e
g ssi hogs w ssSt sSat city
s sss ss ss ss' q ss .'iTsa' Hsah
s sSpsSs to s@a1 SSSm sd
iows:-s ssfor extra Inspected, sos sii Tor
|
plain mess unlnspected packe SIS SIS s.: .ercei
s'f 81. prime mos '' ana ''a cit, mes extra ana
mes. SlL Beef mans met with "a light M
qgry and were quoted steady. within The range OF 81
81. sales go 6ols. Oh privae terms tut meats inc
market was uuet AM steady. We heard OF Sales OF
OJp,c led hams at loSc lcA. pic lei shoulder
quoted at IKE Ike soy lbs OF pickle Dc hes a.
stlon,er, bat less active quoted the SO 1850.
we nule sales OF 900 uerces for March at 3ssc 40
erces for Apri ut Is 3l6c 1910. ana 80 tierces tor
May ut lyTfc. per III.
tlck.-There WAS a limited business renoried dis
Irritating way with tho market ruling trm We heard
OF sales OF 70 tcrces OF Carolina and loo bags Of
Ransoon at prices within our quoted rance We
quote :Caroina COOL nc a7Sc.; prime do 7Ac. &c.
CHOICE DO, at sac Shc' LOUISIANA at 74c &C. lor
fair To prime. ana common qualities down 10 Ran-
COON at6Tc os,c currency; Palma at 7hc currency
kanso0n in bond. at - rs gold.
SUGAR-Ihere was lair demand to-day for refining
grades the market closed strong the basis
1850. 7}sc tor lair to good refining nuscovalo saes
were reported OF % nhds Of good air CUBA at Ike SO
hhds. OF ritugai az 96,., OF boxes OF do Snc
ana Oh mats Ut It Domingo at TIC nc per Id.
| fined was essentially changed value and only
moderate demand reported Messrs. Watt Cret9t toll
Morrison, in taeir circular OF this date, report tn,
stock as toliows--
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