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SCROFULA

and all scrofulous diseases, Sores. Erysipc-
las. Ecze.na, Blotcies, Ringworm, Tu-
mors, Garbuz=.es. Boiis, and Ernptions
of the Skin, are The direct result of an
impure state OF tie blood.
10 cure these diseases the blood must be
purified, and restored to heaAhy and ma
tural condition. AYERS S.sEsArAItii.I-A has
for over forty years been recognized h emf
nent medical authorities rs LIE npsi pow
erful blood purifier in existence. Il isres
the system from all foul hanl"rs. eHss'.3as
and strengthens the blood, removes 'ss. t'ss
of mercurial treatment, and ltotsS
complete master Of all serpiG.ais
A Recent Cure Of ssrofn aae
s.Sonse months ag,. ! Nas unI5.
scrofulous sores III c.rs my e..
limbs we're badIs swe. al. AID ilzsi.il8 y. s1ll
the sores discl,arse, it.k+ - ises
offensive matter. very rca,s, aN - =
failed, until used AYERS oAHSatt I ~
of which have now tai en- TIRE iisl -.
with the result that the sores 49,
and my general health grt ats i43oas
/ feel very grateful Tor tie g'Htt t'a
medicine has done me.
Yours respectfully. MRS Ann Fra s.
14S Sullivan ST., New NorF, -l1h u :,
nz- All persons Interested are inAis t
to call on Mrs. OsBriap; also uiali 10
Rev. v. Y. Wilds of 10 Ei:ss af@h street,
New York City, who VIII take lst'iisNsf :.
In testifying To the wontlerful fiisaeS Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, not only in he tss fe
of this lady, but in his Gwn t'l-s' i..,l
many others within his knowledge.
The well-known ,rriief onfhe Bes on Hn'4J
B. w. BALL, Of Rochester, MI. writes, aa.e
I, 1882;
..Hayng suffered severely for some eirs
with Eczema, and having failed 10 find ie..i
from other remedies, have made use eur z
the past three months. OF AYERS SAKSAPA-
RILLA, which has Effected complete enc.
/ consider 1t magnificent remedy for ais
blood Diseases
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Risley's Witch Hazel

Cures Headache, Burns, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, Rheumatism, Toothache, Ear
ache, Blisters, &c. Unequalled in quality
at half the price. 6 or, Csc, Pints, 50c.,
Qts., 81.
Richards Teetotal Tonic. The great
Summer Appetizer, $l.00. Have your
druggist order, if he has not in stock, of
CHARLES F. RIsLEy, New York.
June p, Am.
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RARE CHANCE FOR A BUSI-
NESS LOCATION.

RARE CHANCE FOR A BUSI-
NESS LOCATION.
The lot and stores ON the south
east corner of Union and Church
Sts., Lambertville, N. j., are now of
fered for sale. The lot is % feet
front on Union st. and l02 feet on
Church St, clear of the street, and
is one of the most eligible and de-
sirable sites for business now in the
market.
The dwelling adjoining will be
sold if so desired. Terms moderate
and possession accommodating.
A Good Brick Dwelling House on
the south side of York street, east of
Main, and contains 6 rooms and ct
tic, all in good repair. Well of good
water and cistern at the door.
No. l. Is nice three story brick
dwelling house, on Union
ST., between \ Ork and Dele
van, containing 8 rooms.
No. 4. A large brick dwelling house
with stable, on Bridge ST.,
near the depot. A good
business location, and III
a position to grow in value
No. 5. A brick house with vacant
lot, with barn, situated on
Washington and Coryell
SITS, very cheap.
No. 6. A large lot on the Delaware
and Raritan Canal, North
of Moore's Spoke Factory.
Lot is ga #. on the canal,
and has three tenement
houses renting for a good
income, and the property
is also approaching in
value.
No. Z. Isa frame dwelling and store
room with a bakery at
tached, situated on Della
ware avenue, one of the
best streets in the city. A
good location for the bak-
ing business, and can be
bought cheap.
Several other desirable properties
now in hand and for sale not includ-
ed in the above list.
Sept. Is. 1882.
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ORDER TO LIMIT CREpiroRs.-Upon the appli-
cation OF Charles A, Skillman Administrator of
the estate OF Joanna Foley, deceased
Nv. ii. JOHNSON, Surrogate of the said County
of Hunterdon, by virtue of the power and author
ty vested In me by law. do hereby order on this
twenty-seyenth day of october, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three, that the said administrator as aforesaid,
give public notice to the creditors of said Joanna
Foley, deceased to bring In their debts, claims nd
demands against said estate under oath or afiirma-
ton, within nine months from the date of this
order, by setting up copy of the same in FIVE of
the most public places in the County Of Hunter
don, for the space of two months. and also by adj
yertising the same for the like space of time, in
THE LAMpERTvILLE RECORD, newspaper Of the
State OF New Jersey. And it Is further ordered
that such notice shall be given and advertised
within twenty days after this date of this order,
and ifany creditor shall neglect to bring in and
exhibit his or her debt, demand or claim within
the time therein limited after public notice given
as aforesaid, such creditor shall be forever barred
of his or her action therefor against the said Ada
ministrator as aforesaid.
A True Copy from the Minutes
". II. JOHNSON, Surrogate.
Z Dated Surrogate Office, Oct ~, A. D. 1888.
Oct 3l.-2m.
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I'D her from bsr to,,xor and Elorence
drew her to,yarda Ann;e
..On vour kneesrr
Mrs Speed draw bach
4No. no; not thni," She said in d;smaved
entreaty.
at must ber answered. Florence. s,ern-
iy; "she shall imnlo,e yonr forgiveness.
On her knees. madam," AMI he comnelle,i
Sylvia 10 fall on The ground nj Annie's feel,
.Repeat after me inst what i saw Mrs
Speed"
Sylvia, half paralyze,i with fear. whis-
pered, s.Mrs Speed.Z--a
IF life Of humility, of submission
If life OF humil- No. l win not y
she cried, and, bounding to her feet like
a wild animal, slio shook of Florence's
grasp, and Crushed through the omen doc,
into the darkness Of the night, through
the wind and the snow
'.Stop her" cried Annie. in an agony
"Mr. Florence Job---I implorc YOU. Dt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

=. ,,,, came over TO Francs thefere the prs
onr Vas norm with his children, tie pIsons NV ts
and uuce and mis- vie. Ihe roI, " ~ 49, traodsSIn
anu Wy s,tsnslas there contracted ueep fehnsnp
ConeSe Tawile de PcigIacs brother. when Leo 10
w. i,,i,''acv between the two fames NJ bIaicHTu
'l,,I lost his whole Tortuns am 'ue,i on Srei uis
suurIl sfrerward followed him. According to the
e.s@ds mother. she was then married 20 ll1 frlheS
ace n MARRIED however but only relgOusly wed
E,snch law does not recognize: , 49,, ,,; -,
NJ iong after tns uDreeegnzed marriage tie PRIME
- VIII mis- wife and two children, TO America 10 ke
c- Tor tie south in the war Of sec 'sslon here III uu
tins ne became general, ana after peihS appVinle
COElEIandcr-inCh!G o. texas sent ns W." -, @ ~ them
hack 10 France He promised at once TO low llehi
but they Heard nothing More or MIN Ior TWO YEAR.
length his wife discovered that lie Dad retuIneu, anu
sought him out. lie gave her. however, 70 KNOW tt
Ct,i not consider himself married To ler, ana hlorne
her that he too poor to give hcr any s3ss'pe.
lew inOntts aittrwsrd he mdr1led "ealh ~ - Sa
laGy and Size married Count Christian de NIaha7 my
tlea Representa- alive of ROumania IN PARIS, VIZ W.
three ye.rs ag1, leaving her ptnniess Aho P''''"'
brother died. while still cnid IN AinerG@ trc ut
AS to the accused the Prince paid Tor ls scuoos ~
the College Chaptal T. r nlEc months, put ue 4 inc
Ipafe applieatiOns 10 him for 1cp, Dut me tiioe
WAYS IN ned deaf ear to them. Al ItnStn I 20 -
thought of the plan OF ara %liT ILL., Snernents
10 tAis end he provided hlaseu WIKI 10 me
paIaiin OIL and morning piocel nc VIZ. ,xnt
Princes dwelling There, WINE Waiti'l7 m nd hi
rn.n, for the Prince. who was or, ne uise gu ~
BOTTLES over tie curtains, AID tuen SCI HrS W '44 "
made 10 attempt TO escape -. a., ,,,.o.,,+. s,
ed fact Of the arson that the jury Aad very hpo
issn. no try French juTios however, as every DOuy
kooxs like TO daDDe ia morality, aud consider III sneh
cases as this rather the persons tan the Idcs ~ WIS
tSerefo evident the public prosecutor would nave
hard task 10 carry his ii became more Il ever
probable that he would lose II whel he attacked tue az"
csed's mOthtr TO whom he reercd somewhat CONTEMPT
an easy TAX Tor NJ DNeru{' t'e 1etusoi ~ St
10 persuade the Jury that NJ De POuguac wOd Ne rSht-
y served by ccqutug the injured sOn-Whch the jury
close OF hs speech iorWll dld 10 INC SICdU ID"
isfactiOn oi The useiy pachei ahuehce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

tJvsHpooL- March 10 1880 m.-Cotton easy Nff-
dhng CpandS 5S-d Oreans 10. III d Sales 10000 beies
Including speculation ana export Receipts.
SUI baies. including 5000 American Futures-U Dlands
Low MIdnling March and April delyerv. 6sasd..
DO and May delivery. o4d do May amt June deiIv
eTy Jss.. June and July delivery 5Ss4u: to- Julr
delivery Soe.t., DO August ana SeDtcmber
delivery S4 do. November ami December delivery
Futures dull.
LIyERPOOI. March l9-2 90 m-Cotton-Ine the
daV lncfutsI 800 bales AnerlGae-
LIVERPOOL MarCn l'-JO1 D. m.-CottOn-Fntures--U0-
Mud clause. Nay and June delivery, J-Bsd:
July lie lyeIY SD: DO. July and August de-
lyety Sos4d do August and september delivery, 5Ss.f
Futures used steady.
CHARLgsToS. March 10 Cotton quiet; Mdhns. Toe.
Low Minng 9c Cool O,dinaSy, 9isc; net rceipss lf2I
0a.es gross l,i=7 b%ss sales 900 bales exports to
1850 baes, 10 Great Bflt9lD. balest
To France bales eoaswlse. 1859 bsies' stecs 81, 1is
bales .-...,.
Mddnng go; Good Ordinary. SIC: net receipts 2,2sd
sfOss Z1lJ bales exports To Great bt,tlh -
saes France. bales: 10 the Continent, % 07iees
10 the channel bales cOastWlse. 40 baies sllos.
63g balrs. st0eS. 69.3)i laies - -
NgW-UR' March |.-COtIOn at ally: Addlins sc:
Low HRldng nc; Good Ordinary. esc net receptss
5O.9 bales gross. bales exports to France A1l3a
a. The continent 765 exports c1astwise 24j baos TO-
Great Br1faln ZOO bales SHE'S 1000 bales evening
bales. stock SOi.4ll bales
SAVANNAH. March la-totton quiet Middng SIC: Low
Kidding. Jsc.s 900d OrunIry. &c. net recsi9SS z60f
bales gross bales exports coastrse l,1t0 baoss
10 Great Britain. baes. 10 the Continent. - baies:
sacs. 800 DlIes last evenns 10 oales stoc< 12o5l
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

Cheese 2oS25s Bset ss g. dis Pork 2s 81 !2oo bale,
ss fioaF steam
sack. sl F sa M 5% eSe Ss
ssss sRsf rs9 9sm Grain quote.
SS steam eTsp a 5m e
"a "a ~ Italian bark 1900 61ls ee Petroleum
aTrivaD 50: %. HAMBURG, Norwegian ship. 5000
R4f 40 S. :H 2 German Iao bags 1900 do g G
Italian ~ 6 Sod 100 do PIRATE M 40 British
mo S1 SS o 8. CY Gdm S. S. s another from Sa
PEovIsl PoaK-TRe West is down al qc. per Dbl
and here Mess could be had lower but cash demand continues
SFs 'sS 50 JUSTLY 9 g5 % G
wGsen Prime ne Mess SIS Co. qES Extra s Prime nsgS 3
SO Gear Bag s22S$2S 20 Family Mess $40 72S
$500 May slgSslo quiet and unchanged n,
ST. So Packet S4 5Ossl5 Is City EIa india Mess IN
s 3 4 MEA Sg b,y and vsE E %
9d ana prices 5 I Pst Sou ss goo peS
Bellies = d average iOIsc: 5000 10 DO heavy 91sc;
Picked pea p Eess T. n iOe Pc Ham s@s 10 D. LIZ
smoked shoulders, 94c. Smoked Hams. lShglS3sc ~.
quoted here pc: at West Long Clear 975S ec short
Clear loc sales $50 boxes Lon ana snort Uea5
and held IRA city Heavy Light 9'5 ooci Pigs lose
easter and prices declined dS points closing how
sS a. mer %5 slight e9ct0n from t9e o%es S iej;
l9s manly from exporters sales 900 tcs Prime team
n:g0c; l560 tes Mach If5l ii55s, closing ll;55e.'
loo res April llJEd .Jtc. closing llO4c iOZJU ties
May Lola Lie, closing l.5Sc; 100 tcs June llb~
1l.GGC. closing ll.6lc; 1850 tcs July 1861 lbsc,
closing llbJc; 1000 tcs. August ll9NQli4lc. closing
ll.0Jc.; september llG1OlIlOc LOO ties seller year
1897 lO2c; CITY Steam heavy and lower sales 100 S
ll2J ll.3cc. Refined quoted ll5lc. Continent llS5e
South American ..... BUTTER quiet and prices as
quoted Lass Eign Creamery 36W31c; Western Creamery,
q D}.c state Dairy, Half.1ubs and Pals 200Z4c. STATE
Tubs 16U@c.: state DAIRY Firkins l69l9c; state
Firkins and Tubs l7020c; Western Dairy l2G 9c West
Factory. Ia D2Oc Imitation Creamery lSG2ic; Rolls.
Il U2tc...CHEEsE quiet ana prices quoted last state
Factory, 00Ifrc Western Fat So l4cj selections i0r
homo ~ &c; Creamery skinned 5lo0O 2c. TO-, Dary
SKINNED Si2Gc.-.EGGs quiet and prices as quoted last
state ami Pennsylvania II aG2Zc; Western, 2l2c South
81 III Lgc
RICF-Rdugo1n quiet at &c; southern IN far ueihshu
ard steany at JDsc.
enthusiastically, moderately active, UNCHANGED
SUGAR-kaW dull Fair To Good Refining, ia &C.
nOuua ~ Hci OF ac. would Dc necessary
The favorable winds brought IN large arrivals
considerable which it's minated have come % renters
The ged Sugar noticed I'm yesterdays report
CeDu not "CuDa" az mspnnted. keineu sels
very slowly Mouid A." o5c Confectionery do, s'gc,
STANDARD A." ,ifGSAc.; of a" slsO oasc White hxira
%" sc Extra a." 17sc; g." TSsO7ac yellow -" i'sG
.c Yellow 7i4c; Crushed 9lc Cu1es, &c; Cut LOAF.
SrEAHISE--Very dun prices without marked chihYe:
Choice CITY. quoted llc; western, IL &C.; Oleohafgdo
Steafne. 07sai"c. -, -.,
rALLOW-Faigy active and firm Prime city, sAG III
sales, 10000 10. part Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
SUDDEN CHANGES IN TIE PRICES OF GRAIy-PRo-
VISIONS ACTING SYSTEMATICALLY.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE FRIBUSE.l

SUDDEN CHANGES IN TIE PRICES OF GRAIy-PRo-
VISIONS ACTING ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE FRIBUSg.l
CHICAGO, March ia clustering winter
day. with the Thermometer a good deal below freezing
point here and reports of temperature very
In some OF the winter wheat sections.
made the grain markets open very strong
this morning. Wheat began at advance over last
weeks close Of = OF OF y OF cent oats Of =
OF cent and provisions symDathetcaly showed atrnng
advarce There was q mOmeu tary furry, and few
tuid shorts eager enough to pay prices even
fraction above the opening figures, but the furry
was brief and tie timid I" shorts T" few
in number Suddenly three-fourths OF the traders be-
came sellers and with such vast quantity OF grain for
sale buyers lowered their Offers May wheat dropped
from 81 49, to s1O9i9 May from GOA
cents TO 5ssi cents; May oats from 43i2 cents
to42is There plenty OF good buyers OF wheat
at about 81 10 and under. The Baltimore men, who
were medtating taking hold OF wheat when Handy and
his NewYork friend, took few millions and sent the
price upo1 12,were buyers to-day The clique which up
TO a week ago was gathered here and prep ring to,
corner" corn, has gone back OH 1t. Lindbom and
Handy npw both predict that the longs" viii not pay
Gown to a figure which will induce other
people 10 buy It. One thing Is certan-the clique (Which
ran the January d. al and which here only recently
to run another one May, but whose plans mlscarried
because of the conservatism OF certain members, would
not take hold of corn now above 50 cents
the wheat and corn market Both is believed VIII Dc
moving up INDEPENDENTLY on their merits 6efors
aonI be a long deal is already pretty well Demon
would sell as high they did any time last wear
mains he verified The present weakness, however, 10
due any change OF attitude by the great traders
here sales Of cOuury packers aud by
who have realized a handsome profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For me week ending Monday. March 10, 1888.


tlcayc wa estimated at Il &c. , .
Yesterday ant 0day were - cars at
Jersey q ana l28 10 riNtetst. making DUB hea
against 80 Monday The receipts Tor the past week
lS5 head less than last week, ana Is head less
tlan the corresponding time last year lne
noted The Close last Monday was toi0wed o
decline In prices Oh "Wednesday me result 0 Tree 10
shf demand fTOut OrterS ana very 0ui Desd
Bee market the late sales were he per 70 ie.o" the
proved with yt receipts and numher O buyers loI III
gu marNets the yars and advance OF Ia per 10 was
recorded Those had carefully complied n they thgugh
arTiVal- Og to-day were sutl ised 10 N IN
tic ards .. morning iTtF e. ~ carnads more ~ cattia
than anticipated which. nut FOX the Du nhrNel III FhV4e
pha. would have been Solo ia th-t ,ty , N
yards. with ~ carloads ,Or an exporter anu ~
c. ur Saugerer direct. there ~ DEMAND ih t1e
n s0,ut IA clear tbs yalds OF the remaining -
car, az tht current figures OF Fiddy iast AZ Jersey
ca, -eers worked lard 20 sustain prices Dut buytIs "a"
,a, nxrr most reduction OF Sc per
consideration the general good quaiy OF
Ot Steers WEN sold AT efea
Hlratsr decline fom FRIDAYS prices. Trade was SLOW
fhrou and 80 carloads were usoid az p M
sacrifice tOO much. dpvers preeIrcl 70 Ice
their cncsuay although al the Catte repo
iiclt Ia how there can Dc any I'M
81 O. 100 NJ gure few bin steers ant YEN
side cure taOa Of Extra Illinois steers SOFA oy
Mr H. " atkel o. witch 10 heat. l.AO3 AVERAGE we're
bought by W BuLeuhal & sons The Oulk OF ule sdle'
Vere az iltAl2Ic dress SO ~. Mrssrs sherman " OH
leu purcha Good about Il ac 20 ess 90 10
No shipments OF Live stock Dressed Meats from THIS port
to-day . Co. -,
Dressed Beef. Mutton and Hogs. were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

LONDON Mrch tJ-l23pp m Conso.s l02iu Tor money.
and Io2'ff Tor account: Atanuc aud Great Western
tg.t mlttpaac trustees cerih4fa "alt 10 second
-arr certificates. ~ Ere 3-' NcwAols central $50,
mot. 1iiJ Prnn+flttul Central. bi. eaiin
=. =. MEXICAN Railway limited ordinary l.SAs New-A x.
ontario Is cstr.n 20 ~ milwaukee, aud - Pau common.
IOJit
IoNpoy March 70 .oI D. mIari- ~ elcr- quote three
p.f ..u teatrt ftIcs - Crufnrs Tor the
lO.DlN March. 81 90 T. u.Atutir and 6rcli est
EN- mr.. mort gage tccf cridc Ies "a do second mort
age ,ru.ees ca.;l. Pcnusyvati Cennl 81 =.
4ryican Railway UuItei Ordinary 1854. Ncw-fok. on
y. Milwaukee and StPal common. 100,
Iosuly Marin 90 fIJl q. ~. The amount Oi bullion with
Dir Wn from the B1nk u EugiaIu balance to-day Is
ESluuOU.
I.usDDN. March 1850 r. m.-rars Alvce' quote thros
Al 81 ccnmct for the
BElLiN VI .rch lJIhc statement oi Tie Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows Increase Ia specie Or So6)uOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Ricer. Vessels ditf Railroads.
NEw-YOlK. Monday. March 10. | So
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-I VNh, WOIUly, lINICH ~, I-|J
ASHTs- Quiet Eud unchauroL
COFEEE-l.lo dgi 40 90 Fair the spot with a
rang gurid f. met c toI-h 10 sales az
Orf. nd Hl. 90 prize receipts
averaging 10000 tu c} nj 0 AMI cNrcs-yc 80 rs IN
Euru. IMPAIRED with g-f together with The s0WaraS
al ie at rHr S,ruEru oi uuurg tend 40 c1rit rei
depressing uf tIc naIaet lr slgr OTIS e-reciI v
o. IT, lnb1l ade &. not 40 al brl.A options Cu-ei uru
H. 700 bAfs closing follows Mach, 1l0n l3Jci
April T.3JdT.t. c. MaY. 7iJa.Juc. june 1870 .Ioc..
Iuly T-nn soc. August 0d~n'c; september, 7lu~
size. Cc;olsT, ~l54 '-5u; November. SD - DC; De-
crnhrr r.rc4sfrc. Mid grades quiet, hOdert vi re-
avoiding thr rr-uit or he ton PHdug n cIT
where H. Der sold 10 bags jamaica and %
bais D.. ~ Il AlVins. ~'d here on private terms go
COTIOS-Sp0t Cutt1n dull ant Zee. lower sans. l9S
halrt Delivers, contracts. 500 bales ReceIps 10 Tho
ports ny. 4a- Oas. Aganst ltlfl bales this day Last
i..-ND bales last since september /.
D. la924J baea agaln-G 4I5tss9 b.les period l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
ErRnPEAN MARKrrA

LIVERPOOL March l9Bacon. Cumberland Cnt $40 Shors
RJ 50 OF PORK. Ness SJOd do Western o2- far.
% Sd cheese American ChOcs 1904. Corn.
bsLri 0.d rurpenuas SPIRITS 10 ID PrOylsOns-
Lard Oh per Tor American. BreadstdnsCorn- bi0d
for old Mixed Western Wheat 1ldG9 I'D per GENITAL for CAL
ilona CLUB SD G1uJd for Red Western spring 5JdoAlld
Red Mintcr
LONDON March I9.Splrits rurDentine. S9sd calcutta
Ilnseed. quarter iiuseod OH 81 lN0E2l ID
per tan Taow a. . DER cwt Refined Petroleum 0Sds
o5Sd. ga .-- a.
eeuumes per 50 kiloa a..
yrYRRe lrcn Petroleum 10 francs 20 ceRtimes foe
Fine Pae paid ana - francs 70 centlmes COLLECTS
LSri. l3S francs % ceunes per iOO khos IN
BVRNrN March i9.-WicOx's Lard CLOSED az 81 MARKS oo
pfenuIss per ITO lbs Petroleum. MARKS 80 penntSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

The stock market to-day dull but there was
a general improvement of prices At the open
ing of business the first prices were made
LQI2 per cent better than Saturdays last
figures, and following that some further adj
vances were made in the prices of stocks which
ceived the greatest attention. The total transac-
tons amounted only to 17S 800 shares and of that
quantity five stocks-Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Union Pacific tho two Northern Paci6cs and
Sc. Paul--contributed 1890 shares. feature
in tho late dealings was the development Of dis
position to advance prices with bids on buyers
three days options But it met with little success
and the market closed dull and barely steady at
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LIVE srocK MAnxErs-aY rELEGaApn

BUFFALO. Mrrch i9Cdhe- Receipts to-day. 1890 ha1ff
total for the thus far 1000 head; for as
week. 1890 head; CONSUMED through las market
opened active, but closed duh decline OF Z5c
weeks prices; sal Extra 2j916 so "a
ChOce 80 oO6bD Far to Medium 1885 10; g. I'D
IS so; Fat Bulls 81 75Rsj rs.
beeD-Reeepts to-day 400 head total for the week
thus FAR 5000 head for tine last $500 head
consigned through, market dull teudDg downward
sales Fair 10 Good Western Sheep 50 25 esG. Choice Fan
cy 50 2jcS6 5O Western Lambs % 7JdS7 o.; Is
main ursOd.
Hogs Receipts today 1900 head; total for week thu. fa
thr0ng SO market at.ve firm and higher; Good
to Choice workers. 81 50S7 90 Good Butchers Medium
Weights ~ OGs Good Heavy - 1888 l5 Pigs 81 Gsl 80
CHICAGO. Narch l9-HOCs Receipts $500 head ship
ments 5000 head demand fair and market active and IS
higher; offerings OF quality exhausted Mixed
Easter, ~ IS; Skips, "a - 0S6 10.
Cdnc-Recepts 5ju0 head; shpmenus 500 head demand
good Tor Export Cattle at t6 80 9f; other gIades slow and
weaker Good 20 Choice shipping, s. 90G$6 j Common ia
FAIR - 4pGt6 Butchers steady az 81 10dSi SO StOckeu
and Feeders fairy active end steady at 80 l0gS4 So
Sheepkeceipts 1000 head shipments, 0D head market
iry active amt prices steady; Good to Choice Shipping
80 5Od46 Common TO Fair Sass 20.
ST. LOUIS March l9.Ldtie-Receipts, 400 he3d; ship
mens 800 head; demand exceeded supply and prices
strong sellers very bush and sales made
al advanced prices Exports 50 50Gs6 Is; Good 10 Choice
shipping SG0S6 2O Light 10 Fair. - 256ds5 TO- Common.
81 5U$5 Good TO Choice Butchers Steers 81 rs So do
Cows and eiiers - 260Sj; Common and Mixed BucherS
81 2al 80 soekes and Feeders "a os5 25 Corn fed rex
- 30 50 25.
SheeOReceipts 1000 head; Shipments 900 head; market
firm aud upper grades wanted; Medium MnttOns - 81 73s
Fair TO Good 50 Gs5 co. Choice 10 Fancy, ~ 10 SO %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
CLOSING PRiCES ~ BJyrOY TrDcKs
BosToN. Monday. March 10. 1888.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHI STOCKS
Re,lrl.Lhl 10 81 Il. OAtls !. 20. u Wti-A
MONDAY. March 1O-P. 81.

The shipments of -four, grain and provisions east
ward from Chicago by the railroads for the week
ended Saturday, March H. amounted to 67.509
tons which is 2,00l tons less than the shipments of
the preceding week. but IL "a 1913 tons more than
for the week of 1882. The distribution among
the different railways of the increased tonnage
that of the week of 1852 presents study. The
Vanderbilt railroads got GAIL tons of the increase
the Pennsylvania system 9,422 tons; the Grand
Trunk 5,279 tons and the Baltimore and Ohio 2, 1856
tons.
The following statement shows the movements
of last week compared with the totals for the week
of 1882