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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25
LIVE STOCK,

Texas will net Sl3, 500 900 from the in
crease 10 her sheep farms this spring.
IL costs $50 car, or about three-quarters
OF cent pound, to ship cattle from Reno,
New, to San Francisco.
The CouHcil Bluffs Nonpareil says nine
ty-seven cars OF stock were shipped east
ward from there in one day last week.
1t IS stated that cattle are fattening so
rapidly this spring that they are likely to
be fit for market before the roundup is
finished.
A Culpepper (va) farmer three years
ago bought flock of sheep, for which he
paid $500. From that flock he has since
realized s., 100, ard has on his farm two
HUNDRED lambs.
The Indiana Farmer says that Indiana
can raise 100000 sheep as readily as the
! $4,000 she boasts OF at present, if the leg.
! isiature would give the sheep industry an
even chance with the dogs.
The number of sheep and lambs import.
Ell from the United States into England in
the months of January and February was
70, SIG head, against less than 4 600 head in
the same months in 1882 and less than 5000
head In the same months in 1881
The cattle OF the Pampas are computed
at twenty millions, They are the descend.
ants of a bull and eight cows which were
taken there by two Portuguese brothers in
1862. II is only near 'Buenos Ayres that
they have been crossed with finer stock,
The old herds are ill'shaped and ugly.
The officers of the Northern Pacific, says
st. Paul dispatch, are responsible for the
statement that large slaughter-houses will
be established at various points in the Vel
, iowstone country along the line of the
road, with view to the shipment of dressed
beet to the east.
Advices from the cattle raising region OF
the southwest indicate unusual activity in
preparing for market. The grass is start
ing well, and the cattle are in splendid or
der. 1t is estimated that not less than
100000 head will be congregated in the
Cherokee Nation alone. Prices throughout
the whole cattle region are high.
TODAY QUOTATIONS..
BhHr OArrLR-Butcners STOCK, grass fed, *,
corn ted, 5@5R
BARREN Cows-Fat 5G5JS cents
SUPERINTENDENT cents
SrcCR-Per head, sl5CGS20,
Much Cows-With calves, s35@s6o.
Hods-Corn-fed. &c. gross; timber fat A.
stock. S6O3x.
eHEEr-Mutton, 49ih cents; stock, per head;
81. 00GS{ 90
HoRsEs--Extra nne, per spsn e3OOSsSO0 fancy
harness, slbO@eU0; livery harness, 675C0Sl76
farm, s50@sl25; ponies, y2oGa5l
MuLEs-Extra heavy sl25@e2OG medium e50@
100 small aS05b0
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The shipments o, lumber from Jackson
vile for two months past have amounted
! to G3l oil feet.
| II is estimated that there are 1900 COZ.
go feet of white pine now standing in the
lower peninsula, while in the upper PENN.
sula there are probably not less than 8 90, :
600 600 feet.
Minnesota has had good lumber winter;
Wisconsin has not, and Maine has cut more
timber than IL can saw. Minnesota has cut
50 eco COO feet and Wisconsin l50,JO0C0.
Ono of the great obstacles to the rapid
development of the lumber interests of our
southern states is the short sighted policy
pursued by many OF the railroads nj that
section. Instead OF using every effort to
foster and encourage the industry, they
hamper it by exorbitant freight charges
and bv discriminating in the rates charged
manufacturers in different locaities.-I Bu,-
alo Lumber World.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
BatCK-At the kilns To $40 Kiln run.
9rosE-At the Dallas quarries DO per cubic
foot II for foundaton is for wall and Is fo1
dressed 6ont
LuMRrss-Yellow pine, rouSh, 81 90 per 100
feoe over "A feet in length. " IS. Matched aud
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 rs; y ceiling
o. Y rolling, .? So yellow pine siding "a; white
pine ccinns, % 90; arst common =; second COM
mon, 2.7t; white pine siding. first common,
81 rs; second common, 2 so; poplar siding x,
clear, $25 90; poplar ceiling "a TO- ash
and walnut flooring, sl00 per thousand,
poplar. dressed both sides, $50; rough walnut,
tl2b ID $50. Common doors. g. DO to 81; sash, 81 rs
to 90 m to s1e.
sHINeLEs--YelIow. pine IS 50 TO 1 %; white
pine. ~ 80 TO IS 90 Cypress, No. l. So No 2
u So No g. G. IS.
CEMENT : Rosendsle, IS rs; Louisville IS 80
Portland, Sc So
DRAIN PIrE--s Inch, lcc per foot; tinch, 2ce;
Inch, S&c; 7 inch, 40c; s inch, Doc.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, Ssc; inch 400; 6lnoh
ceiling iointsl inch cap, 60C Inch ceiling
Joint 81 26 finch cap do, Coo.
MIXED PAINTs-Roady for use and ali cOl0rs
Of COOL Do per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
With LEAD-strictly pure, 81 60
LIag--Coopered, Austin, 81 per barrol bulk
VI co. benson car lots 90c: per barrOl VI "a
Dallas In lots. 20c. per buBhel 25c.
HAiR--per pound, So
PosTs-Cedar, Sl2 o. Boise d arc, els
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~ -
LLQuOH

The reimportation Of the exported whisky
has already begun, and the Bermuda line
OF steamers is assured good business this
year carrying American whisky to Ber-
muda and bringing ii back again. As an
imported article it can lie in bond three
years and thus the whisky men get three
years extension of the period within which
they can pay the tax. The whisky is simply
taken to Bermuda, rolled on the dock, and
taken back mt the next trip; but the
American consul there has got to swear
that it was actually landed and reshipped
Thence IL is brought back to New York as
imports and stored in bonded warehouses,
where it has the privilege of lying three
years before paying the tax. AS the tax is
75c per gallon, and the cost of sending the
whisky out and back is only 81 per barrel,
the owners OF the whisky get an extension
of three years upon the payment of u sum
OF some millions of dollars.
TODAY 9 QUOTATIONS..
| ALooHoL-S2 IS per gal as per nigh wines.
| WnIsyY-Rectiaed, 81 l0@l so AZ pe- proof
sour mash one year old, o. 90 two years old
81 75eps2 10; three years old, g. 25dlS2 DO fancy
extra old whisky, s3p6. az per age
WIN.s-Clarct In case, sos per quality; "a.
tawba per gal, 90o@1 50, Port u 0064; sherry,
per gaL 81 000li. Madeira, per gal 81 COOS: Whit
wine. In cases. So 606sl6
| CHAarAesH-Jules Mum b Co., S256o23 Held.
elck In basket s260S2S Kfng. In basket al6@2s
Domestic champagne. 87QplA
BorrhS BRKn-st Loui. quarts, sI2 pints si2 81
hanger beer. quarts, SIS; pints, slS66, key beer
S.25.
ALR--s,ock Ale per dos 81 oo@2 70; Porte,
psr doa 81 0OI@2 %,
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FRUITS, NUTs, VEGETABLES POULTRY
BUTTER AND EGGS

The New York Commercial Bulletin says:
california bids fair to be the greatest fruit
growing country in the world. The out
look Tor the coming season, crediting latest
adyiCes, could not well be more favorable.
The citrus crops are immense, and 1t is said
to be doubtful even II more than one, half
of the orange crop will even be picked from
the trees. We hear of one man AZ Los An
gees however, VIII, has sold his entire or
ange and lemon crop of sixty acres rs 1t
stands upon the trees Tor the round sum OF
$4,000. All other fruits, save strawberries
promise an immense yield"
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
GREEN APpLKs-New. %. Ooa.650 per Dbl
CURRANTs-Sto $40
PEACHEs--Nouo In market.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-None In market.
| OhANaEs-Messina, boxes, bO@6 90.
LEMoNs-Per box. Sicily, 0O&i,5O per box
| Malaga, A00tG4 so
| DATRs-ln trails, l2nl4c
| FIas-Kegs l8c, layers Il 10 22c per pOunc
oval figs, 7h01S0c per doz.
NuTs-Aimonds, 20 per pound; Brazil, l02hli
+ 6lOerS, Inc; Naples walnuts, l5c. ID; Ohestnut
Imported, none on tho Market peanuts Ten
lesee red So 0c; choice white i2hc o0ooanut'
| i.b0dS 80.
BASANAs-2.50@4 90 per bunch.
| dRApks-Malaga, 10000 10 half barrel
SWEET PorAToRs--7bc 10 90 Dor bnshol.
ONioNs-Red, por barrel. $780, yellow, $50
| ! so per bushel
PorAroEs--Per bushel,l@l 2b and trm; choic
New York early rose, In barrels, interior ant
| not quOtablc.
CABRAeE-New, 3 90 per dozen; old, as pc
dozen or be per pound,
uHioxxNs-We quote at 81 5O@S 90 per donon
turkeys, 81. 016osi 80.
Eeas-l0anl2o per dozen.
"rrsR-Choice western, 2O@s0: cooking, l5G
Is: country, 2bG2S
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sADDLEKS AM LEArHER.

TO-DAY 3 QUOTATIONS.
SoLR LRATueR OAK-No. l, 5000 No, . $40
80.
HxMLooK-Hcst punslo slaughter, So good, 20,
best Mstamorss, 40 No. 2 ~.
OAK HARNsss LRArHxR-No. I. S5GeSsc, No. q.
sac
HxNLoox-Prime 81 DO good, ssc,
FRRNoH CALYsxIN-ol rs To I oS according 10
quality
10 No q d W 10 10
PnILADKLrRIA Kirs--No l. $50 TO q %, @
or ding 70 weight
N. 8 STAGE collars, sl2.b0.
Duck liars u, as
No. s. In cotton back bands, 81 %
10. Sk cotton back bands, N,t0.
No. cotton back bands, ei.7A
6S-6-2 trace chainA 46C.
6k-S-2 trace chains, 80.
7-S-2 trace chains Coo,
Ns0
No. 1 Web Hatters rope to 800.
No. 2 Web hAtters' rone tic. e2.7A
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spring wheat belt there has been nothing
so far accomplished worth reporting, except
in the state OF Nebraska. The present week
has been cold there also, and seeding for
over ten days has been practically suspend
ed. The present season ~ far more back
ward than the spring OF lSS2. We shall see
the LIST OF May before spring wheat is sown,
and that is too late. Our best harvests are
the results of seeding in the early part of
April or in the last week OF March. / can.
not say word yet nth regard to the new
corn crop, only that as We are going 10 be
late with wheat seeding IL is sure To follow
that We shall be late with corn planting.
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boots AND SHOES.

A BosroS dispatch says the boot and
shoe trade is fair. The spring trade is
about over, and shipments are decreasing.
The fall trade is opening fairly, and there
are thirty or forty buyers in town. Ship
ments for the week TO places outside OF
New England, 1852 cases, against IS 1886
cases the 18th week in lsS2. To,al ship
menIs since January 1. Isl, 5S2 cases, against
rs, 1913 cases same time last year.
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1Nsucaucc.

nEPARTMENr OF INSURANCE, STATS.
~ ties and History, Austin. Texas, March 10.
lSS-To All Whom II May Concern: This is TO
certify that the Travellers Insurance Company,
OF Hartford. Conn, has IN all respects fully com,
piled with the laws Of Texas rs conditions pre-.
cedont to Its doing business In this state, aud
INA, said company holds n certificate of author.
ity from this oilicc emitting 1t to do business In
mis- state for twelve months from the LIST tay of
January, 1883, to the Sist day December, 1855
IT, ! l-Given under my hand and seal. nj of.
tce, III Austin the dav and date first above
written. T. BREWSTER, Commissioner.
Dexter 4 Percussion, Local Agents,
NEpARrMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS.
~ ties and History, Austin, Texas, March IL,
lS2 This ts TO certify that the EQUITABLE Life
Assurance Society, Of New York. N ", having
complied with all the requirements Of law relat.
ing to life aud health insurance companies In
his state, and having cxhibi cd q certificate
nom the Comptroller OF Public Accounts show.
ing payment Of tho state occupation tax 70,
involve months from the lat day Of January ,iSss,
Is hereby authorized TO pursue tho business oI
Lie ln.uraocc throughout this state from the isj
day OF January, 1889, to the 3ist day Of Dccem.
Der, 1883, rpoa payment TO cou ty aud munich
pal corporations In which said company n ny
| do bu mess, such 9th, T aud additional tax a,
| ray DO required or authorised by law.
In testimony whereof. hercuuto slsn my
name aud afix tho impress 81 my oflci.l seal Ia,
| Jay and date FIRST abnvc written,
lstsnedl II. L BREwsTsR, Commissioner
| =. u. MAY, aen'l Ag't Dallas Texas aprs.sf
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The Peoples Worldwide Verdict

Burnett's CocOaine has been sold in
every civilize country, and the public have
rendered the yer ict that il is the cheapest
and best hair dressing in the world.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are inva-
riably acknowledged the purest and the
| best
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ON 'CuANGE.

The adjourned meeting of the Merchants
exchange to hear the report of the COM
mittee appointed to solicit subscriptions
to the Texaa 4 st. Lonis railroad occupied
several hours and consequently but little
general business was transacted ON the
board. Cotton and grain were steady al
quotations. Sales OF both, however, were
light.
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encc PREsURlrIloN FOR the speedy cure
VUSC Seminal weaknesA Lost Manhood
Nervousness Confualon Of ldeaA Avsr.
sion % eooiety, Detective Memory and disordo,
bought on By secret habits and excessea. xny
drueeit has NE ingfedieuh. O. Louis OuyS1ye
'osututo 6lo 81 Charles St Lo1ia No
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assorted crAtsA SAu 10 s7s
rpnbisIs 90 % i.oc per doE2 1904 10 por boz;
gouletA 4 10 Dbl
s.onsva,s psi LOO SsilcaA gS%
"a 2T VA ODE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $4l1644
Oh balance. made up by gains OF $Z4o'|3o com
tions covered Receipts. $1.190,Ss0; payments
S779 230 currency balance, &c, l,O20; corn pal
anee. $113.04Q0l7. Money was easy tle prevail an
9Ig04 per cent and late loans were MADE al per
cent The domestic exchanges on New-lOrk az tne
places named are quoted as ioowi to "a
New-Oreans, $10$l 20 premium Tor conmereiai
and So premium for bank; 81 LOUIS 90 GEMS E H Or
count; Chicago, 90 cents discount; BOSTON, zo~oo
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as fol
lows: Exchanges $117,69o,1lS; balances @o'-
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S4Ss 900 National bank notes Ior re,
demption. The customs receipts were 94|oooo
And the internal revenue receipts $55s,265.
The effect of the decline OF per cent Ia the Dank
of England rate for discounts was hot 10 meaho d
the rate for sight sterling, but TO advance tue rate
Tor sixty day bills L cent the t. eh
change are strong for business as follows: Bankers
bills 81 S22 ana "a 80 d an franes 94St and
e5ia for reichmarks: 397s and 40ls for gqiders
The Governors of the Bank OF England at thelr
regular weekly meeting today reduced the oanR s,
minimum rate for discounts from 70 4 per cent.
During the week the bank gained f553. 900 bullion
and the proportion o. us reserve nr Cant a@a,nst
SO l5.I g per cent al this date last year. Today
the bank gained f34. 900 bullion on balance. Inc
weekly o OF ne Sa IN cold and of
francs in silver At the London STOCK EAGinahgs,
the effect Of the banks ieunuo;tth dnnsais
rate for discount was marked: British conso .s
further advanced is to lO2 $40 for money ana 10
lO2 for account United states TAT TT 2 %Ips AND
ls al l06ls the As and 4i2s were on g az Zraa
1l6ls respectively. American railways "clo lAos S
MAR but generally early prices showed so Ieea ad
yances and the last ones reactions. n, "i'' AVN"
. per cents were off from 1850 10 II,oo. oorived
The Seaboard Bank ia ne W institution, organzeu
under the law Of the State of New-York WIZ 10,
capital of 100000. While the bank IS or "a
the specia purpose OF handling bill certincaVes an"
produce receipts it invites general deposits anu
general business. .o,s
The Union Trust Company will pay the coupons rs
Que on February /, 1883, from the hrst mortgas99
bonds of the Rochester and Pittsburg haliroau
Company.
clared dividend Of 40 per cent for last year; Io
which certificates will be issued on May l. ny
certificates of 1878 will be redeemed and per cent
Interest on outstanding certificates paid on feDra
fry q. The annual statement shows assets amount
bnK to SIS, III .676 OF.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported:
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STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE jan 95-Cotton steady MiddlinG. o 100
81 10 Extra sOss4 70 do fan ~ 100 do 5
BTands 30 o. 90 90 Patspsce Family 30 , o. Ia
sonthern red 81 1O0$l 49, DO AmosI o. ~ "a
81 49, 40 Maryland 81 40 western Hdrnso9hsTp
White de- do Yellow 69c; Western ninea spot oss
Isnnary 7gc Oats inu-SOuthofn 4o0Olei
Wnis 5oe5ic 40 Mixed. Gteoi Pennsylyama o. &c
rive nrm 74G75o Hay STEADY Prime 70 SnoiSS rs
s sis75 "4 BuEmeais Shoulders, 7sel0c' Clear c ki6
Sides packed, 75selOc. BacOn-ShouderA VIC. O S
IaS Sides il.e: HamL OSl4 a1 ,oso I@t credS
nned lie. Butter. Western Packed gDd5oci NseI IN
cry s2a3Gc. Eggs. zoe Petroleum senned s 40 AY
Conoe-Roc argoes, Ordinary 20 fnit - 20; ,5ps An
Soft sac. Refined. i7hc. whskey a o,,a
BUFFALO. Jan 25.-tIOur steady Ouoee S's "a hn
New 81 26ssI u.s. White Winter 8Ss.o og
Spring Wheat 50 rs; Rye Mixture s. Io No; sPyeE
Sk5Ugs3 10; Rye Flour Si9$i 5O Graham. ~ so wSS
20 Groaud No spring s7SF7 so: Bakers s873SsI 2oi
s smSsr se5OST TO- White winter. 50 1905 90 New:
erosssa 81 25asS heat dul White Michigan
= "eia ii ~ as % Tor Hard Duluth Amber q o9
70 1uluh offered at 81 IA. with 81 IL bid cash 81 AZ
re year, No. Red Michigan. store 81 O6i No Red
w, a. st Al o. dull Old No Mixed estern ~
s7n' New GOO Oats quiet 30 Mixed Western Al a4SS
26,a AZ 4sc No state. 46e4Sc Barley quie Canada
y, Tssvoc; Malt from Canada Barley quoted At 81
%xl as: Sx-rowed state 7Oe35c.s Twolto 5tats
tsos Ave neglected cornmeAi quoted Gowns ~ ="
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s,.gs sI pr ,Ss
s:,ss * s:Sss gSSss ssss
soSS Sss SS.S 5 Sys
NSs Railroad Gs SS SS S SaSs
500 bu.hl Rye. 5000 bush, -.
E% SaSs
Ga Is SSsss w s Low Sa
Wheat GnS Rsgga 81 G2 Il Sy Nav "a V
III No Red winter 81 sssh eS9so January
sss s , al the siS II eIS
S Chicago ca saS y q 81 es sS
o. s69o CASH January $50 a5sSc February
a oa. r% a. s 3 January
M.g ss,o ss se'h Ry $50 al ' BARLEY
S sses u S. eesSs SGSa
81 i butter dull crea%sry ialT e fancy 2S sss:
RsE. :.d god e
& 20 ~. ya rSt 81. ass y JsDG
fe6fSsry 81 or MaSG si s39Ss7 S. 4BTl 9S S
sas S3y EHs
Batasst s: steady sSSa hs short
Gear 95Oc. whlskey steady ~ 81 ID Freishscorn 70
jan Ss!our galos ra R.y w r. SSss' 81
Ns Sas & Ss 1S qSss
ss ssS rs sss nay me- ss' sSc a. 5aS ss
sS1i az F sssray a2 Nay, ,Ssc
AN at IS sSoy es E5 e. ES s E s
io5Oc BulEmssts Shoulders 6e Clear e &C. Bacon
stsaay az 81 81 Butter Steady ShOcs
25e Choice Central Ohio. 2Oc sugar steady haraS S
MsEt s. r. P:csHs SHtener 50
receipts S0yt head shipments 600 head oo1s, 90 Wheat
a!% VIM. ss,a is.%afy 81 Yss S ssSTl W
Nv. Sf? sss I cd e. Sa.. 81 s
naa. wSsa
PHLADELPnIA Jan 2S-Flonr finn and IN gooa deaap 40
fatnt Good GP% %ss qs@Ins1
aam mai Co SSsa s's al1sd nSSy gram
No grain depot 0tC oasNO M1s@ Res coss
e,T Meas '0 per ~ oo- 90 PsoEsts 81
f Ha. n &.. SCI So 20 Psrs Bee
SIS aamssmokca: 0sIshc 40 satoe5ro ,I LAO 20,
S sSss SOC a, ss.~Gsr .,t IN p PssiSs SS
s a. SMOKES SS sm'h isslsa G H9, Kets
%e,,.s Kettle SS Do ss 1900 Loose DO
s50 EItrs ren9syvanals s,s SsS
Count. Ss sad YORK Extra 1880 Frsss 5Ss
go western DAIRY Extra do GOOD to Choice s
Sas %e;sT@ 2sSaSc y. sss
% Ia, 5S@Ds sc e. ns an
sGsIac for Far 70 Good Refining MusOoy,aoes Reaned
sSsS Srt Loaf s s 1r1 ssn % s
Glover s3S r@gtnv q l9sss 800 Fls5,ss5 q i1
Petrosun irm Rennso OOls7 Sci Cases iOaN whskoy,
- ShsI ssd Ia. 1924 q o "a EG 90:
cash, 81 Isasl % january 81 oi! February
81 O8ip March 81 097s May No Red FAIL ssteysfioj
No sJd85sc higher Mt 49l< 94s 90 CASH ty&G
1880. January. 4oasa5Oac February 50c Maroh april
January; Fe6ruarY ssSshc all the year 80 20 MAJ
Al 1881 Barley steady sample Lots W
esjoi Nebraskh 7oa7sc Butter steady Dairy, 2SSSzoi
Creamery. StaSSc. Eggs steady at 20oS2ie, whsny
airy; JOB sl7 sl1 90 Febrpary s7ss Nay G Bulk
DC Bacon lower shoulders 81 short RID IOi1c.
Flour 5000 b6ls Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn. $1,000
bush Data 5000 BUSH Rye none; Bareyo 3O0O
10000 bush oats 900 bush Rye and Barley nGSe
spot 81 O3s, Al 0i9 January 81 90 February $U9
March, 81 April 81 May al the yea[ g0SG S9rn
Arm: High Mixed 8Oci No. 2 spot Doc; January oIci
56a.e February; May 81 go; All the year. 5Sioo oss
oniet; No 2 spot. 39lacs January. 4Oci NAV &c.
Receipis-wheat $1,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush n Osss
Shipments-Flour, none; Wheat lZ,OOO Ousni
Com II QUO bu Oh OAtA l4,OOO bush
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g e: IN FRI % SsSSs
brewers rse @ pay te c1sSs tSs sn
re- b. sS s sds, view Of paf
'faf sSsss sss s1aGs
oi Of Is tons st spot and can 70 tons ss st ss
S,g91ary at So eSSBsT quiet but '''l
MoIASsEs-Sew.oTlsans 4oSooc' with small sales For
SAvAL sroRnsomet anS so%synass G s.H4 7S s DD@n
h LII y t, "oa t stated
were :ssai iS?iPis$
ou DRAIN psls 1000 cG s
iStd e a. 'hR vie
G 5s1s S SSs MfsSsu Zoo % es
cirosa@ +: q SoN ri
paf 1900 room oS s9"sa
s1i so terms S5s Refined d. private 6So
BON British steamer current ndu, Whining
Rf fa9 TS%S lo Sfitss Ss
general cargo lump sun .--TRlNiDAD' o0"
aeS OH foAmecan city DC for ps
Lard IN quOsd Crude c0'0n''ed
pSs .yssn EsT G al
sSG GHs
SP 81 s. Sc S sS N S9S spo
CRAFTY soS SsE Nam ts%SS . sSsi
Az be Fn,rTary sis 40 SSs s0 March, ss 4S9sls 90
Aprl SIS o0asis 10; May sl8 T50sls 80, p Nm
k Snf prices s.s l' q 5sSs
isis 60 Sity Extra India in cs, s29 oOGSt op
BEEF HANS dull and unchangeG IN psle1 sn trade
Saaas,ty ac SgT . %sA S'
800 Picked shoulders Sc; 1000 ios 1oc PicEed
shO sSisasN &c. snoqdf rs
&c; Smoked Hams 19Lsl3s4c.; Picked heIses 10 10 o
aoc u d. g's aud 10 h. an saes 40 boxes
1900; short Clear 9So25c and Short Clear half ana
ceipts moderate dsmand CITY hsasy 10
7S5ssc Is active and lash
lots have decidedly better injury chiefly from renners
prices ady anced points at tho opening suoequent
acted trhe the close stronger again anu IeaIng o ~
the best Of the day sales eSo os Prime Ss sp3
tcs February 10 9Ga Lose; closing ll95e 9s'V aes
March, $780, closing lSc 299o tcs AB fs
ii ssS ciosn9 S3 500 tcs June 1890 issc clos
ing IiSsc July closing l14l lS9o August o,o 9ds
Life City steam fully active sales W. cs ,1 Snoe1
II 54c south American IL .3jo.. ITsR-Ir con-
tnue very dull and prises rule In faver o. ss oS ss
have morn ernan and held steady but medium slower
qualities dull weak; prices AZ quOiei
EGGS IN Hight demand and prices unsetued Dut
RICE-Firm fairly active and unchanged Southern oe
a7c. ,, ,,,,v
sEFns-Clovo- TShalSssc. demand moderate; Timothy
So 3Oas2 40; FlaKseed 81 30 Calcutta Linseed 81 ~
sU9AR-Rsw dull at SIC for Fair Rennns saes 90
Gs,so Refined nnehangei rule. but thor weak Cut
Loaf clio Crushed 9Iso Powdered. sdeci 0rsnuateo
s'-ci Cubes 10; Mould A. .oi ConIsGuones az 9 9sc
Yellow do do. 7sd7ssci Yellow O. 7S7hoi feho"' oe
SffARINE-ouiet and rather weak Primo CITY quoted
IL 10, Western lac sales l7o hhdS city, February
delivery, &c. Oeomar gArtne steaI1no luc
TALLow-TIrn and in fair demands saiss 10000 D. sSs