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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-18
Our Milwaukee Correspondence.
MILWAUKEE. March 13. 1874.

The improvement in the whea. market
to which we alluded in our last, has been
fully developed ia our market during the
week. and an advance of cents per BUSH
ell was established this morning, but part
ly lost at the close. The market has
ruled excited and unsettled, being con-
trolled completely by the newly formed
bull ring, with headquarters in Chicago.
A good many shorts have been
forced to cover, but the principal
clears express great confidence in lowe
prices this and next month. We have
had an advance Of cents. A good many
holders are willing and ready to sell and
secure the profits in their deals. The
weak clears are ashore, and we must
depend on legitimate causes for the bal
ance of the month, and until the opening
of navigation brings relief. Our receipts
will be liberal, and cash wheat is be-
ginning to press on the market. No
one is now betting on any extremely low
prices, however, but the feeling is quite
general that the upward movement has
eliminated for the present. The weather
during the last few days has baen more
spring like, the snow is gradually disap.
pearing, and continuance would facili
tate seeding early in April. Semi-ofii cial
reports Of wheat in store along the lines
of railroads in Minnesota shows the
amount to be 100000 bushels which is
about so par cent. less than last year.
1t is worthy of notice that daring the
week Milwaukee Nc. Q has advanced but
little in New York, while Chicago No. 2
has appreciated to 4 cents. 1t would
seem to corroborate the assertion that the
bull ring in Chicago has been ''bulllng'
New York as part of their programme.
The recent advance will check the reck
less operations Of the bears, aud they will
be glad to get their sales filled without loss
if they can, and a less oppres-
sive atmosphere will per-
wade the trade Fresh receipts have
been in good demand for shipment, but
the advance has not been equal to future
options, We quote No. hard 95 lie :;
No. /, 81 l-2c; No. . fresh. 90c; No. 3,
86c: s. o. March, 50 l4c; s. o. April, 90
3-8c; s. o. May, "a $50.
The amount of wheat in store is 1903 900 bus
Same day 1874, -. ., $4,000 8
1873, -. Il 5000 "
We present a statement Of to-day S pri-
reS at the different markets:
1915 1874
No. 2 whe at in Milwaukee, per
bushel ............ -. -. 80 ok
Through lights to New York,
per bushel $50. ....... 80. 81 81
No. wheat in New York, per
bushcl.. 49,. 49,. III IS
| Premium III gold, per bushel.. l5S ll2
No. 2wheat in Liverpool, per
100 lbs =. 49,. 800. SIS 81 los
( Ocean treights to Liverpool. :. y. d l0hd
n Coarse grains have been steady and
X firm with the exception Of barley which
has ruled lower.
Dressed hogs have ruled firm and closed
at SC bid. Mess pork closed at 1920 S. O.
May, 1915 cash.
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st. PutriCk,s DaY.

New YORK, March 1.-THE celebration in
this city to-day OF St. Pa.rick's day was even
more than usually impos ng. The frost and
breeze OF last night, together with the bright
sunshine and brisk wind to-day, have put the
streets in fine condition. The men
going in the grand parade are seem
lnglv innumerable The societies
are in line and it is estimated that 20, 900 men
are in the procession. The sidewalks are
thronged with admiring spectators, and every
where the green flag of Ireland and the stars
and stripes are floating Early IN the day
special ser vices were held in all the Catholic
Churches and in some OF them paneSeurics
on the patron saint of Ireland were pro
nounced In Brooklyn, Jersey City and other
neighb ring cities and towns, the day has
been observed by religious exercises and pub
lie parades. Dispatches from prominent
points in the Middle, Eastern and Southern
States, show the day has very generally been
observed
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
y. Paul Wholesale Markets, March II.

Owing to the railroad blockade, there
s really no business doing, and quota
ions below are merely nominal.
Wheat 50 to Soc. Corn 20 to 15c. Oats
2 to 5Sc. Flour, common grades $500
$3.50; patent ST to 50. Rye Flour
$50 to So. Buckwheat flour $3.50 to
A. Bolted meal So to 1925. Ground
'eed 500 to $50. Shorts $40 to sd.
-,ran $l6 to SIS. Pork $40 to $3.50.
lams Is to lac. Lard Is to l6c. Fresh
gigs % to soc; lined Is to 20c. Oranges
$50 to 81. Lemons 50 to $3.50. APP
les $3.50 to 81. Cranberries $40 to
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-03-18
A SCENE AT PORT jERYiS.
ice Piled Thirty Feet High.-TWO
Hundred Dwellings Flooded.

PoRr JERyIs. n. Y, March l7.-The
scene at Germantown on the river bank
beggars description. The ice is piled on
the shore in many places twenty feet
high and in pieces weighing thirty tons.
About twenty small houses and come
shantics have been torn to pieces and
about two hundred houses are tiled with
water to the second story.
1t is reported that one man was
killed.
Four Of the spans-in all 622 feet--of
the Delaware railroad bridge are gone.
The remaining span is on the New York
side. The piers are all unframed. The
bridge cost $4,000.
The debris of the railroad and Barrett
bridges caught at the foot Of Vannoy s
Island, three miles below, thus saving the
tower Of suspension bridge.
The damage TO the Barrett bridge com
pany is about $4,000, and other losses
in the village are about $4,000 more.
The river is now going down AMI the
danger Is over.
About twenty-five small, frame build
ings nearest the river in Port Jervis are
totally destroyed.
ERIE ROAD OPENED.
New YORK, March 1.-THE general
passenger agent of the Erie railroad states
that there will be no interruption to
through travel on the Erie railway as ar
rangements have been made during the
continuance of the break at Port JcrviS
to use the broad guage line of the Della
ware, Lackawanna L Western railroad
to run through passenger trains, witho ut
change Of cars, to Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati, at the regular advertised
hours
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A BOSTON AFFAIR.
A Millinery House Robbed For Ten
Years by a Favored Clerk.

BosroS, March lS.-Prescott, Wood &
Co., wholesale millinery dealers, have dis
covered that j. II. Bennett, small
partner and their book-keeper has for
ten years been embezzling their funds.
The crime was concealed by means of
false entries and forced balances. Upon
detection, Bennett made two attempts at
suicide by poison. He has been with
Prescott, aWoo & Co. for twenty five
years. the five last as Il small partner. He
was arrested but was so sick from excite.
mcnt and drugs that he could not be
safely removed. He confesses and thinks
his populations may reach $4,000 to
$40 900.
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Teas :! Teas

The choicest in the world-Importers' prices
largest Company in America--staple article :
pleases everybody; trade continually increas-
ing; Agents wanted everywhere; best induce
ments; don't waste time; send for circular to
ROBERT WELLS,
No. 43 Vessey ST.. New York.
2. 0. Box 1887
PRICE LIST.
OOLONG, Black, 40, SO, 60, best 20 cts per h.
MIXED, Grn and Blk, 40. 30, 90, best roc {"
JAPAN, Uncolored, 60, 20, so, So, best 81
IMPERIAL, Green, 60, 70, 80, so, best 81
YOUNG UYSON' Green, so, 60, 20, so,
ga, s 90, best Sl.05
CUNPOWEER, Green. S1.l0, best $3.50
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Black, 60, 20,
50, 80, best $3.50
N. B.-We have a specially OF Garden
Growth Young Tyson and Imperial at 90
and Oolong Extra Choice, 81 90.
Is" If ne of our agents should not call
you, send for pound sample Of any kind you
require. Enclose the money, and We will tor
ward it to you, per return mail, without any
extra charge.
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spain.-Carii., Nigh, Attack Rep-lsea

MADRID. March Ut is rumored that
Gen. Ellis has abandoned Don Carlos S
cause. Advices from the north state
that nine battalions Of Carlists made .
night attack on the town Of Sendugary,
but we're repulsed with great loss, after
two hours fighting.
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iwaukcc Produce Market. Mar. II.

30A. M.-Wheat quiet: No. /, 96c; No. .,
q: April 81 ac; May e6&c; No. l hard
Receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments
%.
l:i0A M-Still quiet No. hard e7c No.
q; No. ., 81 Ne; April saSc; May 96 y c.
:i5P. n.-Sull quiet hard 97c; No. l..
G: No. 2, Ole; April eoc; Nav 96c.
ssed hogs Sc live 6h@7c. Barley strong
.05.
?. n No. 1, e6c: No. ., eoXc; April
q: May a5Sc; No hard 97Xc.
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and SO &c ior May Pork firm at 1925 for
April; 1885 for May, and $685. for June.
Lard frmer at 10 Xc for April and 1896 for
May. Meats firm with good enquiry; sales
sugar cured 1OX@1lc for April and 11xU
May.
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Correspondence.

We do not hold curse If responsible for
the opinions express ed by our correspond
ents; believing that it is better to give all
sides Of all questions fair hearing; and
that truth has nothing to fear from hav.
ing error present its side Of the argu-
mont
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cleveland. O. TELEGRAM. March is

IC.eveland, o., leIe9fAm, ANcn i0J
The Austin Powder Compgny's qill1s
located near the canal, FIVE ~ p1eh
this city, blew up this aftsGnoon. u5oIo
series OF terrific explo sion - -
which we're composed Of ~
buildings. were complet | 81
large fragments Of the tt (| | :
machinery being throsn
distance. There were e
work in and about the =
of tho explosion, thfs1
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lx0 Produce Market. March II.
! A.x.-Wheat opens at SsAc for April
ominally 81 = for May.
a. n.--Wheat firm at SO 1Ge3sc for
and Tx8TNc for May; s7xc hid for
Or. n.--Wheai steady at 92Ne for April
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SUSPENSION OF BOSTON BROKERS'.
Caused by the Sudden Death Of the
Leading Partner from an Ov crdOse
of ChlOr OfOrm,

BosroN. Mass. March 1.-THE Trdr-
eller gives currency to a repor. that the
house of Beck Bros. stock brokers Of
this city. has suspended. An examina-
ton of the books is in progress. James
Beck. the leading partner in the concern.
died st his residence Monday from an
overdose Of chloroform taken to relieve
pain.
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N. Y. Produce Market. March II.

1870 P. N.-Flour steady and quiet at So COG
10. Wheat quiet; not opened: tone weak.
orn, old, duh new quiet; sellers at S6Go7c
bids vet Oats quiet At 6SIQ7ONc.
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Coarse grains have been steady and
firm with the exception Of barley which
has ruled lower.
Dressed hogs have ruled firm and closed
at SC bid Mess pork closed at 1920 S. 0.
May, 1875 cash.
\ SHRoEDER, LINpBIoM & Co.
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|yl!I|3 l|EZ[g8!|lZ

Comprise large I'D varied assortment Of Patterns
for Ladies Nzs. AID Chi!creu's Garments o6foreign
and domestic designs, ~ the rnost accomplished
6odisfte. They are the most perfect filing most
eaborzte. and yet the sElpse patterns pre-
se.s to the ru1ic ard take the lead wherever intro
dnce1- As~rfs D1,atei. Send 70. illustrated Czia-
Dog1c. Actress,
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COTTON MAEkETS.

lrHrys Jan II Cotton nidhns l32d 1876 weekly net
receipts rs go bales; stoo bOo .1e
lG quiet; hrm hdlhug II IA 10 2c;
ne, receipts bAle. eobstwlsei I39J bSesi sse
800 la stoct. 72,392 baes ,,.,,u
ORIEASs l6t quiet AMI unchanged; hOdnne
l494c: net 722 bales 26lO baes; sales JUN
bales stock. 29l ,3l2 bales ,,. -, A.,
ding l4s GOOD 0rinsH l5'sci net receipts lisa oae
sale. / 9u4 bales; soct. l03.ob3 Bale .-.-
BALTsoEF Jan. l6CoHon brn: hddhng l5e gro" reeelp
cOas'wise. 10 bales sales %fO Dae'' sphhes
10 bales sock. 2S 329 bales $780,. ,,.,,,., -,
receipts ooawise, $50 baies sales 2OO
bales stook, 1896 bales ,,,,s.-- "a. -.
esrts 232 ,bpmen 1J4 bales sales 1000 baes stock
1916 bales 800 ,.o
BosToS jan lC-COOn quei uding. l5le; net receipts lj9
bales; gross SO bales sse 421 bales stock, 14l bales
GALyEsTON, 10 cotton qIe; demand limited hlldUng
14e SS bales; eJAsi" DAesi sales
1897 bales. stock. So 1903 bales. .,.
CEAHIRsruH. l6-totOn steady; hifding lioe; Lo"
l44Ql4a: Good Ortu.ry l34dl3 70 net receipts lisa 6as
France 2dS0 bales coasts' Slf Bales safes lOOo
bales $3.50 babs ., ,,=,.,
sT LOUIS Jan but not qnosblJ lower ND,
ding receipts - bales 31o bales shipments 5iJ
bates, sales % bales: stock. ~ y bates .,.., go,
AuGU,rA IAN Cotton shade oas'I; hidding lie Low
Mddlng 1880; OrdIs l2c net receipts b17 bales
sales 1904 bales. . -.
CNcNYArf Jan lG-Cotton unchanged; MdtmF 14s4e;
fsuts 81 hars: shipments S37 sock l4Z1S haes
WILMINGTON 16Ioton frm; &Jlhle Ia &C. net receipts
252 bars; "a rs, 1870 bale, stock. 3.542 b.ies
PumApELPuA lG.C Cotton quiet &Gdiug 10 nsi re-
eeipis, los bSo gross, 257 BAGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
WOOL NhHkEl

Bos1oS 1Dung the week ne et has beer rather
Guct s sho Of expectation manufacturers buying eau
and I immediate wants he sas 81 domestic has en
600 900 pounds mostly fupe and hIa Pu aud Cali
Freezes h has been done aud there cpo.
ston 20 bear market fOT this grade, account Of
the 80 600 bales Of Foreign eApec'ed here dnung the
but there not hAelg 10 be reaction
IN prices present choice Xxx Fleece have been sod IT SIC
bat he realized for lots Of this descrp
Wisconsin leees have been in demand Tor tue
2h Michigan aud Wisconsin hsecs
also that 62d53e = ID CombEg
Deane fees FIN and IN drmsnd California Wool As been
demand principal Of Fail have been the Of IA
que u n AMI some Of description the
would not bring lie. T. n, the condition is poor
sales Of Spag California been mostly the 81
n Choice selling high 392c upward Of $4,000 Fall aud
week about onehd
,e Ohio FennsVvaua Feeces
At 53d57c; Mchgsn Freezes u d53; Western
4HqJ2e CJmng and Delalne Feeces J7db22 Tab washed
55dj7c; Acc df 0G; Pale 40d6lc SpHrg Csfor-
as u l2G39l.c Pail California, l1d2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RTpnppAk AARHRPs

JoNu1F Jan l6-l2 u-United States bonds 1861 l07o4
fO2l4 Eric RAILWAY sh're 26i4d:6a DO Preferred 40
lG-l2:30 o mCottOn IL SHADE Mid
ding Upsnds 7as; nidding Orleans 7t saIe. 1900 bss
900 and export Cotton 70 arrive I'D
cheaper sss MIddng Uplsnd nothing below
Coos Ordnsrg 7s1; do, tohng below
Los Miidng shipped December 7oi do do shipped January
aud February. Of II l6L
IoSDoE Jan l6-2;3O r. mRne Hsilsa! shares 2O Pkns
DISPATCHES quote 2enteS at 62. 4Oc
LIVERPOOL, jar. l62S0 p D-of the sses Of Cotton to-day
SOD Lac, we're lmeran sales the basis Of hdg upands
roas b. ow Hddug shipped Rebrasv and March 7741
aue Isd 66J y cHt Bacon, 47l0 ewt for Long Clear
Mflfies. Tallow 1852 cWt
IovDos Jan 1915 rbe discount 10 the open market
bills ga cent eheh q cent below the
CT
IRASKPoKr Jsn l6UGed States F'e-T~eh'y Bond, loG2's
9-a4.
I1sg1s Jn iGbgeDIE -CscatiA Lvssei GO d6O Spri.
T4rpeRtibe rs gd27! y eWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

Michigan 81 2sdsl 90 White Gspesee Barley has been m
demand arrivals Of Domestic and foresp Az
been very general nqdry
Of good Tvorowcd from the stae o.
quality yerr good Indeed Tvorowed epeea! desirable or
II surprise the farmers of Maine do not cuu ave
staple more generally his far more hardy plant than Weea
q crop large aud certain market esh Dc eun
the martets tnn for Choice And wn =,
Much appehensi61 y. .s III,
the of vessels loaded with BsTsy from , Tsorossd
arc long since 81 81 25Gfi 20 10Y A. on
state 70 stop at Yonlsrss 81 3Od$l 32 Tor aS' from
spot; 81 429dsl 4G for handsome IxS,' se N BILL
Jeeerson Coanv, ~ 90 for Choice Pourr0Ned We
for gSod French aud 81 b9G$l 90 cr sns s
.,ss Mali "a one and tame fairly active ano eoo1
Nc 2svng are tfDet White quiet, The se, are sost
Esr ONO Mrr AZ 67a67a1c trsek ana noss
Witt - Zoe, western 69069 sc the ilas nee io
Mxankeei Whte 6yd7Vi2c stsN nne' ,sot. ou t,,ci
and sno.t and Fney White lie Rye esa! ques tse az
sr 400 bnsh STATE "a sfOst orn Is ess AcuNe anu
es.er the demand chiefly for export od quiet ana nones
a. In to,s ~, sales 900 bush Western MIed ~ dsoc
=, a. tnsils nrrs for White S7 2o ss west
n Yaw Sse southe yellow at 81 dSSc Southern White al
ss9oCc; Jersey Yellow at S7GS7 &c, aGost
EIpoKT, on WHEAr CALPoRslAThe eersnse from ssh
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I.l-217 s1G.asal27g.2ls

FREIGHT ZEE beh business
Gtsu Iir0p otIes commodities thffe - little or
steady In the clsIt~rug lle there htte Occurring bat
snaerel The iGcue To Liverpool esm go 900
Bush. Grain al lUDlDlt. 4 bush 10 London 5000
,ush Do reDore1 Glasgow, sail
Baltimore 10 G~rarr esc. . % obi Refined
Is Cd = bl Husn eycline ron Pha1el
abs 10 Con-nt eaen"se Oa'ch 1000 bbs
10. Js 90. i1L
GRAN-Oui Wb~s' .hiaIav week IA. hoe.
b much i1uit,
DIevasl due largely is ie MEMORABLE -drrs
@ coap-i aih % atste 81 'onsdeal upp OF ton
ssge h Of aee sf.eof aud uc
the lime values elures LOmifs sy!ec. n tbe
ouneat proved sat srs A.b-io led change
al Aasiua have cIrrtct oovsefvse iuavene a.
sHb mid reath-r thct Tie plies :roa AdnsGc
8i.et, S0a6 Goubj ,ottiuu- liberal nd
consequently the slppGes a. hn8r@ Vots via he Sirsts
,usu counted or provided sasses up mainly
hap Bud PreHfh markets de htdtrareSn The limited
4ysls " CaioIs Wheat of Jgig sad Aps hyWsHt English
hs latest sTces EsEcs proved disappointment
shh sino,' su.reiv Whs Wheat; hence
asTkei Wheat Aa4 The arce ilsh depressed
and tie al kinds HiuieT Nbcss oar
'Nhg 70 ibe G~ssor Flour, haze spsugy nnd bod
~ has been hnca. ss able dersr 3rOn
~ ~ eaf f h9scuA Wheat has tsD quite isrgC Az stocks
s ta'0 az 5e prneya ifAet.. but toe shipments 10 the
pave D-c4 sfTmy limited ffpOfis " ih-
Dl assia ~ '7 bush tie coTrespJrgl2 seek lsI
ous) Ae ono hs Wheat al esTg Change
ness hsa noticeable sh BOXERS Spuns Winter
- ltti's 40 value. gncttGn. The maTkei Steadey
fIj ine viefAss 81 spug hunted. In ltie
OS BID for No Cbesgo sprs9 m sfse AZ o. Reported
~ 10 store ~ IL o No HlN ryIse In SO e; and
'ssit 81 20 for No Minnesota 10 store u for kei
% |sqsl % ~ AgbrI W 81 TaSf ~ sI wEs !
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COPPRRThe for Rio remains steady WITH only ~iteo
business consummsi; sales Of 1000 hays pr CepeTuieus At ~
fr pime quote u 6l1s4o far do iS4R
IsL good 9c; and prime do 1874 ZOc, sol NJ
grader steadily he but quiet 26d2Se Tor Jaws Ano Io2d
glA for MsaeahO both gold
COfrOG-Thc inquiry Cotton only limited suo we mar
he rensus steady at former 6gurts 80.
RI Classification IN force sent 1878
Upland quality NOT more thsb hSHA
gsOe 81 below the quoted: $500, -.
s,rinsrr I3ls Good Ordinary. las hddlng 10
God Ira lAI Low Mid 10 GOOJ Mid. lOs1
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DOMESTIC hARKETS

ALBANr in. lG-wbest nominal RYE ste. at 9Od9le in
street S3ds1s Tor Western U5c
M Iiste. dull 62aOje for The whole ngA Barley quiet
On N pses oil private Malt tesdT.
BALT7soER jan l6-tOoh unchanged at l429>4 FLOUR
es sRs u.Bspgel Wheat dull Ers'y AID unchanged 9rs Gull
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HAVANA MARKETS.

H.,,A Jn l5Spsnish g~8 2Ol d2o2; Aneresr 2o6a 2U7
Prem 10 sho ,ight Do SOaS2 1rum 20 davs' god 99d
prem r short nlh lU2 04 asuiun on London l24 ~
Pans. lOlal03 yTemuH. soasf-No IL H. - l40
y re4l T. SrT0ts.
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rol,l,. 2Ol 80 BE b.s6O. 40 o. 4O7 979

Toa 204 7434335 b.3bO 800 lUb4 4U7s7g 1867 5S3
!. 1875.
Pork hb Bacon. No. 10 Beef Cheese n Tsllov n
3I $40 40 444Igl 913 30697 574G,O3g 7300.79G
porf hills Bseoa Cheese. n TlOw. n
M Q42 542 9S5 36s7 III 1858 620i 1913 70 O24 OS4
RCB-Du uncbsned; sales Of Carolina 4d and Louisiana
" grades. at odOAc
SEEDS-C deliedv With active inquiry ss Of
e $50 bags do last evening at lie
M $50 bags DO. State. at IL n.
SrRARIk du!l md nominal, a l4s4 Ql5e. fcI City.
SUGARSThe market lees active b steady tats Of
Centrifugal quote Cd Refining Cuba
sdS4e prime do Celtnugs hhcs and boIes Sl2dSc and
No ~ Caye box Sssc Refined active and Ssd
gasc for soft Yellow 9L1097c Soft White l0l2GlOas for
Crushed lO6 for Pc adered ant 100 lOs for Grsnud
TALLOW-Ihe demand good at 6rm Of 10 600 10
Western l5l6t 10 bids and 81 Choice
Tex OF dOck NHs,.
WHISKY unchanged the demand light; Of 100 bbis sSt
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70 1QrS -WTTU SUPPLTM ON L.
finauflal.

pr,ryIvIsIA RsTho,D CoxPAsr !
TRHAsuRKRs DEPARTMENT, Z
... PHIIpEIPHTA Jan. IL, 1907 :.
NOTICE is hereby given that the bonds Oh
G New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company Of tns
Loan for $500 600 1875 ". be paid a. par so ~ s
tsI.st an ser this date the agency 81 G
pns,snis Raro ID Company 81 Broadway hec 1913 sn
that the Bcnd the Delaware and hanan Cana sS % Tor
anh,v Railroad Transportation CompanJ Of the Loan ~
sS7s 900 dns April 1873 will be paid at snd ceTae
r on AMI date at the 0e 81 the fepnSA
R.Hresd vompanT No 2J3 South Fourth street. PbladePia
hAHoA' 'o"P'"' wv BAYAbD BUTLER,
Treasurer PennsyyaBia Railroad Company
Lessee Of the properly Of the United New JERSEY h"roa anu
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the of nas a1G @s, Il 81 a. ,a w. Too S :.
Wilmington or term not made g1oe sd 20 s a OD ~
FErRoLEIa-T6e narke whole very quiet and
are AGAIN decidedly of particularly for keaned which ne
ss of 5000 eases Plain lsl reported yeeday
hut not properly nserte Crude quiet and lower qaoted at DC IN
LAST evening on pot al questions Nspbtha dali 9c The
market ssed Phadphis and B'lino inS I've a. lZ@
Creek are Ttusle mn,l al 81 25atl 4Oc Tdone
Quiet OH ROuye sold at 81 20 tIrtlea3 co que az
81 2O Civ queist u 35i Psftet un'e 81 oo9$l OF;
PROvsOAe-n Po. since our nst We nave aa9 ony m.tea
livery had marked advantage Local de have hed
Mess greatly reduced but there ngei preference given 70
OF exporters and the trade as ru use CITY Packed
marked decline in Hogs West there s little confidence
apparent the aud speculative feeling has greatly abef
crop dealers should keep IN the s u the
~ rge g on In our erports consuuiug
last hss fallen materially that M the corresponding period
o the utuTs this trade regard
very uncertain Of food cheap snd with
generally active consumption o ell hog pro
To-Day the PORK market inactive spd lover beg ses Of on Mes
Mes $50 Packet and SIS JOQS3 for Family lerce Beef
lair demand aud siead IL bb Western S2l a$22
active and prices favor the buyer sale 1000 pieces
sailed tie West priva lOa for
fesh Hans lie l2i4 29 ioT smoked 90
lOlea Ole opened rather ard fairly active hut closed
steadier; l75 boxes city Clear at 1920 OS boo
evening arrive 1880 Dressed Hogs easier
less active but closing pretty and weaker for the future
sales CIV l4c 30 tcs No DO at IL L; LOO tee
3 t Wern steam 1t for future delivery we near Of
900 c seller January, l3 l5Gc 800 s seller hrt lsf F
2250 cs seller March I4aI4 Lie; $50 'eisrApdL l4
BrrTElbe receipts ar. 'ti heal sod pre, shade lower
grades unsettled and stocks aceumusnug Rolls plenty and