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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

LIvERrooI. Feb. 20 1880 m.-coton dulh Iisiling
megdrs Loco bales i9r sPecHIon amt export HeGeo!.
Low SSnn n eagse EegT92T and March dSye ~ I'D
delivery esd do jnne and Juiv de- ivery cd do
Juy and Au:ust delivery 5'o,d do AususI seDtem.
LNERrooL- Fob 21-tol D ri.-COuOn-Ine tas
l. ow MGdns clause Nav and june de tT Sanf is
and Amgst delve-y 5S,j; do A lsi ana SeSts,b Der
delivery. 5''atL Futures closed dun.
ArGu,IA Feb q, Cotton quiet Middnng o}c; Low
MidAng oAaS r. Good Ordinary. sQo4c., receipts, 800
BAluNoRr, Feb. 9o-Couon quiet ,fiddliug loioc; Low
Mldd M 20 Goo,t oiiaiy &c net receips bales
WIS., - bales Sales -- Daes; spinnefs, bales;
BorToS Feb 2oCot2a steady Middlng loAc Low
gross 6sl9 b9es exports TO Great Britain. - baes
CHARLESTON Feb 2O.-Cotrcn steady Mid,ng loc;
Low Nddlng &c: Good Ordinary sc net receipts 1869
the Continent $50 bales to Great BRIDE bales;
to France 2JO3 bales; eoastwIsc bales; stock 70 sdf
SgSSAT FEB o 29 6,,4 quiet Mlans 9Zc Low
N 95 Sgc. S' GOOD Ordinary " receipts 1917 Stock
GALVESTON. Feb 2o-Cottou weak; MidilinS. lee; Low
bales gross. loo bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
to the channel 60, bales i7o bales sales
'H NOZZLE SSG FEB 20 tqliSR quiet midains oac Low
bales gross sl7 bales shipments 9Gs bacs sales 500
MFiii1ns FEB 2o-cot,On dull Kidding CSC. Low
Mdtine. 9ic' eooG Ordinary. sAc, receipts 1929
s SAFES 5 bales socF So S 6ac. '0'''"''e 80 Oae
SEw;oR s.Ns, Feb. 2o-cotton dull. Middnng. csc;
72s bales: gross, o72 bales; exports France 2s7i;
To tho Continent baes. bales; o
Great Britain 300 bales: sales 5000 bales last evening
-- bales: stock. "a 1867 bales
NORFOLK, FEB 2O.~Coiton dun. Middlng 04c net re-
oepts. So5l bales gross 3SJl bales exports coastwse,
3,iJ9 bales sales ll0i bales. stock 7OSI9 bales
PHIGApElrhIA Feb. 2O.CO;tOn quiet; Mlddhng. lOlac;
Low Middiing lOsc Good Ordinary 9sc receipts 9A
bales gross luS bales stock. 1896 bales.
SAVANNAH. Feb 2O.-COtIOn easy; Middling. Sjaca
Mddng. Olsc; Good Ordlnry. Ssc. receipts. 32l9
bales gross. 32l9 bales; exports coastwise - baesj
To Great Britain, bales; the Continent 1886
1900 bales; last evening 600 S3l3
Sr Louis Feb 20 Cotton uuiet and easy. Mdinng esc
Low Midilng. 94c Good Ordinary, $40; receipts,
gross li77 bales shipments O4i bales sales
l4i bales, stock. ~. 500 bales
WILMINGTON Feb. 20.-COtton - Middng 9sc Low
Mddg 9c Good Ordinary, S'isc receipts sos bales.
gross SOB ba les stock, 1897 bales.
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RosroN WOOL MARKET.

BosroN, Feb. 2o.-Thc feeling In Wool IL quite firm,
desirable lots of Fine Medium grades continue
mand tul quito
ldy Ohio aud Pennsy via noeces have sold AZ AZ d34c
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VIII DIS can
NFGETtIIIEs.

Exports Potatoes 722 bbis Potatoes ruling quiet
and unchanged moderate quantity l. being shipped SCUM
Tor ,-. the traders buy tnOdgh 60 Keep o."
steady cargo frcm NoyA Scotia chiefly Prolific Is
onrfu. - % per bp bulk. Bermuda Potatoes are Of
ftruc 90 70 80 bib. bat sol slowly sweet Potatoes
quiet Onions du. and tItoglug buyers lew Flor
Ida Pea, arrived yesterday. generally lu bad order
worthless and others sold az RANGE OF
u.s. Der D- shell crate Both Beans aid Peas expected on
the savannah hp due today Lee uud bccts lower offered
no II 5u4sI -,utr crate Bermuda Tomatoes dun AMI
prices would bc hard 60 whos1e any consider
able uuau B 20 our notation. Nassau Iom1tO', offered
,r,a. 'll packages low and Irregular prices.
Norfolk Pal, spinach n good demand ont large re
CONT ir Nrc,icd tomorrow and % is doubtful whether
nor p cni ric,- ctu sUsliHed Bdtm spinach very
packed that buyers seldom
= Z. -nL Lu..-L LmLmL-- DLA-u-.
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UfAN-
Receipts the wtrh Beams. ~ pkrs; Peas. 70 100
hush Exuo.t.- Beans. 20 pkst. Peas. S54 bush I'M
nom for me- week 800, bags bout 600 bbs ~tIt" Mar
ro, r sold for export at TO- bui with only small job
market IS barely steady thuirc Medium not
bold with little confidence. most rcCcN
iei.ur sell below - o. Pea Be- quiet Red Kidney
expectation Ui considerable demand this
wrca Turtle soup we'll coutroo ana ~trous. Foreign have
only at The uccs quoted 3 10 IS difficult
small way Groom Peas are Johb ng from stnl a.
quiet buyers better stock than current arrivals.
HS S5o MEDIUM - los 24s sma cho' a"' ase5o
DO Marrow ..-. . IOD ... Do. Marrow Pea.
DO Tcd Kidney, choice . 4un ....
White Kidney, miortd Mcllum . lO4 .
2o5e 800 Per3 5a. bag 275s 100
Receipts tho week 2l-30 pkgs; Last week lo.n22
pkgA Exports 10. he week Gi kgs There Is scarcely
much movement In Better TINS week "a last hrctpS
have mate 'iiy Increased ami buyers aTr taxing hold moro
cautiously. Spectators getting scarce In c'd some ot
the purchases two weeks already offered on the
but under adylceS Of zoe market al Egn Yesterday ana
further delays Of the western roads, there ~ Just
Fancy Egu hui not let buyers 20 away on ~ Al & Be,
P'usvlyana ots jODbiug At 4uc while strictly Choice
Iowa IL selling at e03c The bulk OF IN" held creamery
has scarcely demand STATE llally - less aClc ana
slightly The fresh ends oil the est Delaware
Dsiries Offering at 3Oc, while some very nice
selling 2SC. IL takes an exceptionally
Fancy Entire Dairy 10 sell above 2jC.; very cool
Daiurs are freely offered at 22d2c and Fair quality at 2uc
There foW buyers for trklnS ana Ony small
puruon IL saable above 2pd2lc Receipts Of
New Increasing quite rapidly The Irregular
quaiH impossible To give reliable quotations
M Ommendng them 10 many buyers. Western Im-
Istion Creamery arriving quite freely and the adyoes
SOC but most Of the es are from oc down he few lots
Of generally unattractive and difficult
place prices quoted thoce Fresh Factory and Rolls
la moderate receipt h oODmb uohahu anu steady All
9TH adj
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Privatc tuition
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l41 W, 42,i-SS
NIRCULARS OF good schools with careful
CO, lO5 Eas; 2Sth st.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
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For Young Ladles-Citv
Both Sexes-City.

DRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Instruction i'm English Latin Modern Languages an,
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Of coopCd ocA light and prices fot fowls and
chicken. lhout steady There j. gpnod demand Tor iuf
killers. and prime hens would bring l7c. Ducks
and gcr Gces have fair inquiry at strong prices
Receipts ~ dressed poultry have been Hight but appear
% De- increasing Turkeys are scarce and higher fancy fresh
h,I W. frozen sell az
primo. several loads Of frozen poultry on the
way NJ long overdue. two expected 10 ar
rive TODAY. Philadelphia bruiliug chickens generally
seq 90 2Go-,c, but few selected light
wtic't. HO0ut . il lbs 20 Nl" pur-itach 3'c.
Jc. and Bucks tuuuty. chickens So we'll but most lots
contain fowl 90 bring outs dr quot alton stale
nll Western eel lots meet good demand when or really
choice quality f-W reaching l-cc most sales however are
it l9c Ducks ai,' ana urm. Geese sell wei
when Of fancy grade hut few -urh arrive Inferior or ou
Qualt Il and weak. tlUDns aud nm
choice SELECTIONS reaching SOC Medium AID mixed
.r- qul" aud slips compete with the best
class OF dol Ken. squads higher ana steady.
q few lcehou.c English snpe sold al - 90 PCT doh
that bu hc selling price. though some lots are
sul hra al - 80 Wild pigeons m llst hands The l-st lot
cold 81 51 VIA ducks in tur request aud steady.
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Both Sexes-City
CHARLES FRENCH SCIlOOL.-BERGtRS
Y new system French conversation quickly acquired
Defective pronunciation core led CLASSES ana ,"Nci
evening Free dcltu-tai on every
Mo.dlv and THURSDAY 30 O'Clock lrors~Or n Ahll.-.
of me Assoc alton POrt chui4ue ot Puis membcii tlc
Legion al Honor the authors dc.etai" III isI t',.'
Union Iefcftn.c d. Appleton q CO. Ltiy Sdtul
day ID O'Clock Free cIass for Amcric n teachers.
EKFNCH AID GERMAN ACTUALLY
L SPOKEN II THREE MONTHS BY THE MEi-Il X,
SCUAFT SYST historical lecture on the science oi
teachng and exposition the Mccrs chlu system VIII Dc
given MON DAY II j. m ana ~ ID = J ~ - j. IN ~,
Edmond Paris dipomc aud cof7onh
emit Principal OF the NcwYork Melst".cha school oil
Language. at Ills class rooms No. 80 East 2lih-sL
Adms ,iOn free Glasses. Nearly 100 pullls no"
studying.
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Receipts for the week. % bales: last week, 80
bales. exports for the week. bales imports. Daes
Ih,rci very utc doing at the moment INp0 tels are OUT
the market have wants a present and dealers
disposed much stock at current rites quota
tons therefore entirely nominal and could not be real
lIcd 1u forced sales
state choice ls,2. $1,000 Do choice. ISL. "A 10
3D.. CpIl to prime, eOn-1 do. common 10 49, 20
Do, GrD medium. bJW ~
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INfOS TASSLD.
SLAUGHTER

Light Backs - a. '11 lisil UP 80. >
Mia9 Eek ., f. ~ s,,. Ia -
C SS Baaao Light 2j4a2. Middle 9jsaI
scocI has had tie most interest ani fmcrin has been de-
liyeled H. good amounts on S4 CON- We ggoie
Amclicah FiS 30 20, So ie-,s,c Soot
Esn,"n 81 a ~ sils,5 III 80 81 tns Pc,
s25 turnbroc - so. summcr ga 20. Rails in
lif cav %e al qnoiad al 81 5oas25 boabS ISG4
5on e. was qaiet hut steady Lake lsc Arizona i5c
Balhmofc Cqc rig Tin WIS steady In London bat quiet
ia Plates Ia better steady. Charcoal Tin quoted
s5as5 l2a Lead was quiet at qi70c bid and
asked for common doncsli iehnel &c p'itr dn At -
Tor Domestic and &c for Scsan A. me iron AMI Metal
LHchange Iron stagnant but GA maicllh continues
neglected Spcter nominal.
MOIAssES- Quiet and without decided change: Now
orleans. IO0OOc.i Porto Rico 5Od6Oci English Islands,
rNAvAL sToREs-spirts Turpentne was quiet and In
cined irregulalty. l.inding better p1ces from
,et NJ al IL for Cannon Strained: 900 bbl. good do
ana lrae better grade sold at 81 TO- landed Tar quet at
= oil CAKESis I'm and liberal sales on the
OiIs-Insecd oil is steady CITY 65G5tc Western. Die.
ana % 6Gc for Norhen Crude Menhsden urn at 45iGc
Crude Coltonseed quoted 4jc tehned simmer Yellow 50@
OCEAN FREIGhTs-Ber,h room was rather quiet and
rates we're barely steady Charters ruled steady although
quiet .LIV ERPoOL steam, Grain quoted Cd G6d 100
Pkes PROVISIONS Os a35s 300 boxes Cheese BeefGs;
sa al Good Oo BALI, 200 steam. asa. 1as
S Ga s7a Ga Ca S c6ae,o Fq S ge'n steam S4
5000 bush Grain, esd aud $1,000 do. Id 1000 sacks
Flour, 22s I'd; Bacon 3js04Os; Cheese 4Os dI5s
III Ii. steam. $4,000 bush. Grain, Gi4d PLYMOUTH
sifa Quoted S4% SI'n ea dc scam
BIEMEN . cam 10000 bush. Corn 70 pfcnnngs; 80 logs
Walnut 80 700 bags Coversced 40 marks 1850 bales
Co ton pIsc 100 hhds Tobacco 3nc, ITO 40, o..
100 bbls. Beef a. 30 bbls. sugar. l.6O marks
JAVA banks, jO0O0d3J 900 cases Refined Petroleum.
private terms. -.LkYANT. italian bark from Boston,
RANEAN Norwegian bark, 4s6 tons Crude do aud back
with general cargo $3.50 JAPAN, American bark
10000 cases Renned 5000 -. LIVERPOOL British
s 'oD nd eDis d As 30 ~ ITSesaa mark t1Go
5000 bbs Refined do. 3s....-.; CoNTINENT Bit
ish prior to arrival, 1000
O. from PhIladeiphia private terms UNITED KIM
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tnE.
Boxes last week. 1927 boxes.
jfS boxes. Liverpool cable
by steam 10 Liverpool.
days Dils on London,
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o. No material change n the position ora Tho
account no better fancy parcels
q full for 5e bss that figure rarely
small the tSS Slippers Of
below JIG There moderate Jobbng demand for ohio
eq 1as at the s' Ge%ad RSSdf prices
ss" OaS Sss a1 an@ s s5
DO Fo aS toDrmc sl2 cssa@sry, parity o.
p''' Do. fully SKINNED. q :
Receipts tho week 7Sa7 pkgs last week 5l2S pigs
Prices for Fresh Eggs declined steadily but gradually last
dozen Yesterday sales at for fresh aid stock
the market closely Today prices eas fully 2c
Fancy Western brands and The Choicest Maryland Pennsy
dull and weak LINED quiet but smaller supply and about
Jersey and LII o. w ,,.en,, and Cana am
per doz..----'--'.;23 vi Gian iallIime 20 022
Sesio az % dsa Zee S0a cana ss
Penn, Md and Va. lLlmed state prime 10 go
per do 10; 10, * 9o6, LINED wes'nG canlS ago
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsB.
Exports OF ApP1 Tor tine %eeS ~ 6e APPLES are
ycd ia onT onotao9s are raIely re95c6cd in
wholesale way for current re cp though they have in in
from store or boats few fancy fresh Caawba Cranes are
for which there demand CranberIies selling
in small way st the range Of prices quoted put holders are
lions to effect important sales. Florida Oranges are dun
such rarely received; most Of the arrivals
badly out order. aud lose heavily in re.packing
Further arrivals Of strawberries nom Florida have sold
lower prices a shipment of 800 quarts placed yesterday
in lots a : at The savannah steamer duo today but
not yet arrived. VIII bring moderate quantity.
Apples. Baldwin, Do. fair 10 prime. II 0Onii 90
per bb 5O0f OO DO. per crate ODD -
Do Grccuing. OOdt so DO. per crate. JOd %
DO SpitL 5OGG 90 Grapes, Catawbap.b 40
DO. state Mixed boilda Oranges
lots. 2J63 10 i2bbl box OQ0 90
DO. Inferior ....... . 2ja - - Florida Straw
CiauberIies. Cape berries pI o., OO0
Cod, fancy, Dbl 5O0 90.
FHUIrs BERRIES
Receipts OF Dried Fruits for the week 2}60 pkgs with
BASS pkgs aud 81 pkgs Of Pecan Nut Exports OF
Dried Apples M pkgs Eyap0raed Apples have little
better johbng demand and there is small inquiry from
London shippers Sudred HIGHT stock held win
confidence Coarse cut very slow. and grades below Prime
shade Neither EvapOrated or Suudried Peaches
show any important change AaspOcrres hlmer 3lc bid
Cherrc. ana Iuckleberes steady. Pium5 extremely dun
and BackberIies I'm demand at further slight ad
vance Peanuts very dull, and the tone slightly IN Duyers
favor Hand Picked offered at gc Pccans du
offered az c; only Choice Iaree saabc at
few Hickory nuts have recently been sold at 81 70 per
bush.
IfaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

Receipts for the week. $500 h
Exports for the week. lO,i
quotations. Cos. Freight
80 q Aus. Commercial sixty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

u-In0-7 IOIH0 ~ n INV Y ~. -
al. s . Ii-. Quiet. unchanged, 80 o.lcHf
HEMP. ETD..Jute Butt, quiet al @4--c+ Hemp SLOW
Manila lIaHIl lc. -i.il. Nis rpLc
'U1AY AND STRAW An price. were steady. The de-
nauds were iar the poor CONDITION Of u" -.t+ checks
fr,,r. We nuofc. Medium irm. Timothy Hay. suW
Doc. Ghipuiig Grades. tOc Clover jlo 'oc No. rye
straw. Gn dose, Short aUaSHCt Dat 4J4Jvc
UlDE-. lu flir demand ami steady.
Il0f'-. Ouiei 10 day and without marked cauf"
LEATHER bDtti boa 400 grades. bat paiufulaiJ
in IIeIulock sole. Union Tanned De- unchanged.
Connecticut western news., 1883-02-28
VIZ HnndrRl Instructors fOr all Instruments
Remember This.

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you well when all else fails.
 If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffer- ing from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are soverersn remedy in all such complaints.
 If you are wasting away with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this mo- ment, and turn for cure to Hop Bitters.
 If you are sick with that terrible sickness Nervousness, you will find " Balm in Gilead |" in the use of Hop Bitters.
 If you are frequenter, or 6 resident of 6 niasmatic district, barricade your system against the scourge of all countries-malarial epidemic, bilious and intermittent fevers--by the use of Hop Bitters.
 If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health and comfort.
 In short they cure all Diseases of the stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves Kidneys, Blight's Disease. $500 will be paid for case they will not cure or help.
 That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister mother, or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by few bottles of Hop Bitters, cost. ing but triae. Will you let them suffer-
Connecticut western news., 1883-02-28
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

It will he apparent to my one, who will ex- anime SOLID GOLD WATCH that aside rom the necessary thickness for engraving and polishing, q large proportion of tho preciou. metal used is needed not only to stiffen and hold the engraved portions in place, and sup ply the necessary solidity and strength The surplus gold is actually needless so far as uTrr- 11Y and beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PATIENT GOLD WATCH CASES. this WASTE of precious metal is overcome, and the SAME so11pr77 AND STRENGTH produced at from one.third to one half of the usual cost of solid cases. The process is of the most simple nature. as follows: plate of nicklc composi- tion metal, especially adapted to the purpose, has two plates of SOLID GOLD soldered one on s,,, aide The three are then passed between nolisbed steel rollers, and the result Is strip of heavy plated composition, from which the cases, backs, centres, bezels, &c., are cut ana sbaped by suitable dies and formers. The gold in these cases is sufficient 10 admit or Als kinds of chasing, engraving and enamehns ths engraved cases have been carried untu worn perfectly smooth by time and use witnous removing the gold.
 THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO PLATES OLD GOLD AND WARRANT ED BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
 For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for liustrAseo Catalogue, and to see warrant.
Connecticut western news., 1883-02-28

cheeks, she stood by the grave, and re- fused to allow shovelful of earth to be thrown upon her daughters coffin. The cemetery workmen argued with her, Bohemian hackman translating their words. At last she broke down and was. led away to a carriage, and the coffin was soon covered with earth.
 One of the saddest deaths among the children was that of Mary Ann Happ. She was an attractive, bright-faced child of eight years. She was one of seven children of Hermann and Katrina Happ, of No. 615 East Ninth street. The father, wood sawyer, has been unfortunate in procuring work, and the family are poor. In broken voice he told the re. porter how he had been discharged be- cause there was no more work for him and he had come home to find one of his little ones the victim of terrible death.
 Both he and his wife declare that their child was alive when sLe was dragged from the struggling mass and carried into the church, and that with prompt medical attention she might have been saved. There was no disagreement upon the pretty little face as the body lay shrouded in white and surrounded by candles at the poor home. There were no external wounds upon the body, and the mother declares that even after she was allowed to remove the child from the church, where it lay an hour with no physician to orender help, the heart still beat
Connecticut western news., 1883-02-28
MARKET NOTES. NEW YORK MARKET.

The Wholesale New York market quotations show:
 BEASs-Priu1e, ss.7o@s3.75; fair to good. S2,40@52.A5 per bushel. choice in pails, and 20@24c. common to good Western sold at 39@41c.. and the common Western at 15@20c.
 CHEEsE-Factory fancy 15s4@14c; do, fair to good, l D1lc.
 Eaas-Qaotations ranged from 27c. for or dinary, to 26c. for New York. New Jersey and FLoUn - -superfpe, s3. 75@e4.oo; Western. s4.7o@aS 0e; extra New York. s4. .50@57.o0: HAY Shipping, 6o@65c.; clover, 65@7oc.' salt, 65c; straw, 50tD55c.
 Hops-New York, 9s@S1.0o; Eastern, ,s5@95c; yearlings, 80(9S7c; olds, - @-.
 PETRoLEUM-Refned, 73sc; crude, 6T@7Yc in bulk; in barrels, 85sc; naphtha, 6zlc in shipping order, and 1115@l2c. in cases. PoRE-New mess, sl9'oo@5l9.25; dressed WHEAT Spring No 3, -@s715c.i Mil waukee, No. 3, $l.36; amber, S1.32G@S2.4 40 ; white, s1.oSS@Sl.18.
 RyE-State, 764S1Yc.
 Woo1-Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia, xxx, 15C34oc; xx, 42G44c.; X, 42g43c.; No. i, 45(047o.; No. 2, 35940c.; common, 33@35c. New Yoli and Western xx and X, 39@451sc. ; No. 1, 44ag45c.
 panADELPHIA MARKET. FLouR-5cate fani;y, ---G0&l.75; rye four, S3.75@ 54Gz13 wAed5, Syato, s--->!Sl l3 ; anber 31.43; corn, yellow, 54}5c; laiNed 5tate, 62c.
 PErno1EUa-Refnod. 75sc.; crude. 63(c. WooL-State and Western xx, 4b45Jc.; X, 47@43c-; m93:ur, 5. .D5lc.; coarse, 45c.
 BOSTON MARKET.
 FLOUR - From 33 50@34 % for low and medium, to a4 75Gl5 800 for choice Minnesota Corn, r 3) 15c. for mixed and yellow.
 BurrEn - Comnon, 20c.Q)25c. Vermont dairy, 3J,O32c; choice creamery, 33@37c- CHEESE -i3014c.
 BEANS --&,3 3 J0 1885.
 HAY-Choice, 4I7WSl9.
 CATTLE MARKETS.
 BUFFALO Cutie, good quality, S5259 S5.65; hogs, fair to good, r7.33@@7.40 best, S750
 EAST LIBERTY, PESv-Best cattle, $5. 5.75@ 3625; medium to good, 4.50G0$5. 5O; common to fair, 33.Gj D 5i.25; Hogs, Yos&ers, 97l0 9 97.20 Phiadelphias, S77o@S7.so. Sheep, S3. .0005. 50.
 WATERFOWL, MAss.-Cattle, choice, 5--- @s1o.o0; extra, $3.50@$9Oo; tgs5 quality, $7.750$8.25 second quality, $5.00tD97.G0 third quality, $4.00Q0$4.75. Sheep and lambs wool sheep, S2. 50@8500; extra, $5.75@ ss.25; spring lambs, 5971c. Veal calves, 8H@715c.