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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The National Ag-
rioultural Convention convened this morn ing or It's
nual session In the library Of the Agriculture 49,
partment DIR. T. G. Abbott. president OF the han'e
(,ich1 Agricultural College, was chosen temporary
president and read an essay on Education and LABOR
which was generally discussed. The following ~no,a
were elected: George b. Loring. president - % w
Iowa, first vicepresideut II. ii. Dudley 80 ,Hira
second vice-presdent; pr. J. r. Page virginia 49,
vIcenresident: w. W. Pugh Louisiana, fourth VICE
president; s. Gold. Connecticut hfth 6en George
H. s. Peabody. Illinois, sixth vice aeaPnrstdent: c. p
Berry, California, eighth president s. g. Grnnei
Brown. Alabama ninth ylce-presideni Holmes North
carona. second secretary E. W. Perry ILLINOIS, 'nru
secretary. -. ,,,.,xio A ortcuItural College
at Backsburg read an essay on the There was a
cultural Education" Upon its conclusion theIe ""'
discussion. --.. rood hy Professor Wiley,
90 ~ p T,Sopa state College The Relation Between
Science and The Industries and Arts Inc eh' IN
M o snned I'm discussing the paper The con-
yention then adjourned until to-morro" morhins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WAsuINGToN. Jan. 23.-The extension OF
feaye of absence surgeons certificate OF disability
Granted Lieutenant Colonel David X. Clendenin, 81
cavalry then Major Sth Cavalry in special orders OctO
Der o. 1882 has further extended one month on
surgeons certificate OF disability.
Paragraph l. special orders, January H. 1883, Whlch
,,anted Frat Lieutenant John b. Kerr. Adjuant Gth
leave OF absence for four months has been re-
yoked and extension of leave OF absence on sur
eons certificate OF disability granted him IN special Or
uers November g. 1882 further extended Tour Oh
surgeons certificate OF disability
Ma,or Nicholas Nolan 80 Cavalry recently promoec),
has bee ordered 10 proceed from Fort Davis Texas to
Wbpple Barracks Prescott, Arizona Territory ana re-
port IN person TO the Commanding General Department
n Arizona for assignment 70 q post. ~ $1,000.
Commander Reed, commanding The Alliance. report
10 the Navy Department, under dale oi SanIlasO ue
nha January IL the movements OF that vessel III the
MI indes since her arrival at st. Johns. December 30
He states that everything at Antigua and Sahta7o 10
and that Americans appear to be favOrie ylslLct
thosa r.rs where there are several now making ar
rangements invest capital In the deveioPnent vi run
crnsc yisiting Havana and Aspinwal and expects 10
reach Key West February 10 and New-oreans March
Master Moses L. Wood has been ordered to the
swatara Ensign william f. fuiiam 70 du.y az t,e a
Lcadeiny Commander Thomas III. Eastman 10 e1auna'
Captain Wallace, commanding the vandaia, reports dD
TO the Navy Department that he arryed ~ san Juan
Porte REQ on The 9Th inst from 81 Ihomas ana taat
ne sailed on me sh inst EI sa nne a. SAN Juan and
nothing requiring the presence OF . wa. c.,
Rear Admiral Clitz commanding the Asiauc statloD'
reports to the Navy Department. under uale OF Nakd
sak December % the movements OF the Vessels OF tna
squadron Us foows; -, ,r,.
Mitsnga uima and Iobuks HarbOr, aud arrived o.
Nacasgl December Is. She to leave there on the
oS,b The Ashueiot after being doczed at Nagasaki,
sailed December 10 FOR Shanghai. The Monoeacy ar
rivsd nj Nagasan from Kobe the 18th inst. she was
20 rsnain there about three weeks, during which time
S wonld be docked for repairs The Paos left CheIoo
November Is. and arrived az T1entsln November 10,
Va nero sbe now is in winter quarters.
Captsiu ]. H. Gillis, commanding the training shp
made "A
ned ana enlisted on board that vessel at New ork tro
xasnst 10 December 81, 1882 which shows that the
.ened ana $40 rejected and 264 were accepted ana en-
isted and 1888 accepted and not enlisted VI tue lo1
,Ne remaining go were foreign-born since inc ABOVE
,enort SO additional boys have been enlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24

Futures opened Sat points higher bn declined and closed
as POINTS lower aud weak sales, lOiSO bales Prices
1872 fsGrG' Nay iG ioSsd M jans 1854 1874
ei07l; JuIy. lO.77Gl0sli August, loss 9lH95 octo.
bsT i9 yo MSysH oO @aTc is April
lO36GlO3i; May, l0.49a 100; June 1905 ln6i July
i iGiC August 'O''' WOO '''' '''''''
FLOUR AND MEAI--FLouh-MarkCt less active aud
change Export dsmand quite moderate and the joObg
trace confined o Shs n Of 70 which 500 bb were or .T
including GS, 6Ss Low S ora s E ao1 n ~ 0SS
. 80 6OGs3 ooi LOO eos city MN x Exira - PIG
s 30 %s S within SG SpGSs TnSF ss SAS co
Quotations O, u essS , 9 latter Gon s1rsms
FAIR Extra state - o6ss4 % dooa 20 Fancy do - coo
Choice 81 G5Sss Common Good Extra Round HOOP
ohio, sasi 80 Good % c9olee DO y 5Sss =, Com STc
H a4tn mII a. BAKERS Extra $ straight
= Fair SO Ezra 20 Ps'H 80 GOOD 10 VERY cSoos
Winter Wheat Extra 8 15Ss1 25 CITY MN E,s ira
Winter Patent GOES 25 market closed do dH
Common 10 Good Extra 5! SossO 90 Good Choice
s. sS .'s sapsrns $ 81 stGS@ Flour
1rIn ana selling s3ts5 20. CORN NEAL 91e'; steaty
fo@EiaS 3, i1l1 ioSSng demand md!
Layer s'q T. g Sse q So &
Sond LangGedSsc sS lG al lG S saSain n
bets. ssaeSacf; ctrOn Is4sl5 lse;. sicily Lemons
" %r SG rhS i1iSS o bSs loose
Mosc@te nasns & 40 igo e1s aAa London Layers
'aRAiN-whEAITTaa rkoI unsettled opening hose
ciosn nuet al the prices
ate export inquiry scarcely anything doing for City Mil
inc anu large trade speculation 22SS 900
bush future $4,000 bush. cash. including Prime No. 3
al O2 store slOSs delivered No. Chicago quoted 81 IL
ST i2Rdsl ia. steamer NO Red, 81 II; No, Red.
Al lbLdSl l6ia for certificates 81 1891 q delivered.
No Red 81 20I unsraded White. 81 05a$l 10, including
white Canada o. In bond No White 81 l4,a for certh
81 l4asSi 70 sIS.ng 81 lAI February g. iSssSi y gs =
April 81 l9s4gsl goa closing 81 ICES May 81 2ota
81 II. closing 81 2Os..:.,.klE quiet aud himy held
Western 73 076o Canada "a 976c STATE BA r.
LEY quiet and army held BARLEY MALT aal A. and %
asl 10 Canada sl OaSsl 10 ali cash basis Col N-
Market unsettled opening hole better subsequently lost
above the loves" prices limited sIpS, and hS oS aas
future. O7 900 bush. cash. Including Ungrndod Western
Mixed at 6307Oc.; No. 3, 03gV4o NO 3 lOe In elevate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
4 NEW CATHEDRAL At ALBANY.
Erom The ALbqnR Ar0,ls.

Since the installation of the Dean, many in
ouides have been made concerning the proposed new
Cathedral II il well known ip church society that for
many wears the wish dearest TO the heart OF Bishop
Ioane has been to in this city an edlfce which
should AT once add dignity TO the vicinity and ty repre-
sent the great church. After many trials the work Is
now about to be begun. suitable plot OF GROUND on
swan-st bounded by Elk and Iafayette-sts has been
secured partly by donation and partly by purchase ana
il now the uncncumbercd property or the chTch. On
new Cathedral its front being Swan-st The building
"a contenplated will seat 1000 people and will cost
when finished from three to four hundred thousand dol
lars The choir will contain sufficient number OF stalls
TO accommodate all the clergymen Of the diocese chap
terhouse the OF the Dean will also be built upon
the property The idea is TO build the Cathedral by de-
grees II Is proposed TO begin with edice which Will
Cost some 900 and contain the elements OF the
peted structure Massive walls will be reared and tenn
pOrarly rooted upon which succeeding years will see
Tho glory of dome and spirc gradually added OF the
sun required TO begin the work 81 900 has already
been subscribed. Plans for the building now
in conrse of preparation and will be ready by
the middle OF February, when they will
be decided on by the chapter. The COM
netting architects are Mr.. Robert w. Gibson OF this city.
and Mr. H. III. Richardson OF Brooklyn each OF whom IL
work OF preparation will at be commenced and the
building finished quickly as possible The project IA
one great magnitude and one which Is sure TO be ber
ally supported by devout chnrchmen throughout the
diocese There Is doubt that the work grows the
enthusiasm will tgrow also. and the result VIII DC mag
uncent addition to the buildings Of the Capital CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
4 DECISION IN THE REDEMPTION" CASE

BosToy. Jan. 23.-Judge Lowell, OF the
United states Circuit Court gave an opinion 'o-uay III
the case OF Theodore Thomas against Joseph u Len
nom TO restrain the latter from producing Gounod 3
d" Redemption" with orchestral accompaniment Inc
opinion sustans the temporary h0hcuon
granted last week. The decision taxes the grouhu
that the full orchestral score has never been
published; that the publication OF the DOCK
book with the score for piano and marginal notes does
not give the right to any produce II he cam the
orchestral accompaniment with the aid OF the book
The orchestral effects colored by the original CON-
poser only and are essentially his property. Judge
Lowell says:
Twelve composers would make twelve different orches.
tratons II may De doubted whether Gounod himself
could produce IT, Il We can suppose him to have no aid
from memory. We understand by this evidence that
all the ora,orios thus made made w oMn s SG
would differ, more or less, from 81 hat IT.
ter than ounods made ADLER composer than ne;
but the chances that they would be much worse;
and all might properly enough be called n1n u m So
clear that dedication TO the public or tbe arIngemen'
for the piano does lot dedicate what does NOT coh'a
and what cannot be reproduced from IT,
As to the infringement Of the plaintiffs right by the
publication OF a new orchestration, he says:
The Redemption" 10 single creation OF which the
orchestratiOn is essential part Every reproduction
itaton which nevertheless occupies the same Held aud
may ruin the original In this respect an opera IS more
like a patented invention than like a common DOCK ne
shall obtain similar results better or worse, ny
similar means, though heopOrtunlty II ~
unprotected book should DO held TO rlnSe tne rights
OF the composer Another pfactlcnia pI POI y, n t
Importance IL that II wOud be very dllhcuit 10 prove III
many cases. whether memory had not some part III lhe
reproduction. necessary 10 The logic OF the
might perhaps mold that the publication OF the piano
score is restricted dedication OF hat ana -,
Lastly, II Is PLAN that tue defendant pas uhueItkn W
represent sGounods full score. Under these circu
stances infringem ent appears 10 us 10 De ~
otherwise doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
HACRETT RELEASED on BAIL.

Thomas IIackett who is accused OF having in
cIred the masked Italian to shoot Henry Orr, the
Nyatchman OF No. 1913 East One hundred and
twelfth-st on Saturday, was taken INTO Gust oily by
Detective smith, of the Twelfth Precinct Police, yes
terday morning. Ex-Justice J. lannigan, Hacketts
lie advised him to surrender himself. io did 80.
and was arIagned before Justice Morgan, in the
Harlem Police Court. The detective took his pris-
oner TO Orr's house where the latter is confined to
his bed by his wound. He said, pointing TO Hack
EFT, That is the man VINO pointed me out TO the
masked Italian and ordered him 60 shoot me. His
very words at the time were, That il the :;
fire, The Italian fred ana felt something strike
me sharply In my thigh. | saw the Italian run
away, Hackett went with him. They appeared
10 be in company could lot be mistaken IN
Hackett; know him 50 well. His appearance. is
too striking for any one who knows him to tail to
recognizes him anywhere. or at any time."
Justice Morgan held Hackett III , 900 bail for
his appearance for trial III the COnrt OF General
Sessions Acceptable bOndsmen were IN court and
bail was given at once hacketts 1riends sta'eu
that ne can an abb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA srOoha
Reported By Joay IL. DAVIS & Co. IL HaII-d.
TUESDAY, Jan. 23-P. NJ.

TUESDAY Jan. 23-P. NJ
The official statement of the railway shipments
east from Chicago by the six " pool" lines oil
-four, grain and provisions for the week end
ing Saturday, January 20, shows de-
crease from the preceding week of 1922
tons, and decrease of 1881 tons
from the shipments of the same week OK
1882 Compared with the preceding week of this
year the railways last week carried 37.743 barrels
less of -four and 542 tons less of provisions and
1896 tons less of grain The totals were oVVIz
last week, against 67,5i4 tons the preceding week.
The changes in the tonnage of each railroad are as
follows: Michigan Central lost 6.O13 tons ana
Lake Shore lost 3,9SS tons met loss to the
Vanderbilt system 10,0O1 tons) Fort wayne ios'
54s tons and Pan Handle lost 1,O9O tons
met loss 10 the Pennsylvania system l,ofZ
tons Baltimore and Ohio lost 1907 tons anu
Grand Trunk lost 1882 tons.
The following shows the quantity of -four grain
and PROVISIONS carried by the various ROADS east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day, January 20. 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24

II has been incorrectly printed that the tonnage
of the six pool lines for the week oil 1857 was oS
47.s7S tons. Our own record of tho business lot
the week of 1852 shows that the tonnage was
60 753 tons. and Tic Chicago Tribune of January Il
confirms these figures. SO, compared WIN the COT
responding week of 1882, the tonnage for the SIX
"poor lines of last week shows decrease oil o,S3l
tons. or 10 per cent. But the Nickel Plate Line
il reported to have taken last week about l,oOo
tons The gains or losses Of each OF the sl1
"pool" lines on the business OF tho week u
last year show remarkable variations Inc
Michigan Central last week took O,lO0 tons less
than for the week of 1882 and the Lake shore TOOK
3 43i tons less met loss for the Vanderbilt system
g. $50 ions. or % per cent? the Fort Wayne lost
LIS tons aud the Pan Handle lost ,73O tons met
loss for the Pennsylvania system t. ~ tons or ~
per cent the Baltimore and OHIO gained l,ol2
tona. or II Dor cent. and the Grand Trunk gained
.. GA tons or 55 per cent
The following table shows the comparative ton
mage of each railroad ia the articles namci-honr.
gram and professionalism the week ended January
% and the corresponding week OF loS2:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan. 23-1230 D. m-COnsols 1Oll'is Tor money
and iOI for account four per cent bonds loZ
DO four ana half per cent bonds Il6A do five per cent
bonds exended. l059 Atlantic Great western nrst
mortgage trustees certificates 56+ do second MORTGAGE
ConsOls. 100; Newly Ork central
LOS, Illinois Central. l49; Pennsylvania Central 6Z2
Recalling 20. NewYOrk, Ontario and Western 21G Sm"au
4 and ~ Paul common. 100. 1870. .,---.-
LONDON Jan 23-2OO 2. m-Pas a0vices quote tnee per
cent reutes n francs 10 Confines Tor the account
LONDON Jan 23-i;00 -CODs0s lOloIg lor money ana
lO2ts account; Atlantic and Great western hrst
certificates. 56s Erie, aus PensyNa
MIA central 62As Reading. 257a New-Y0rk, OntarO anu
Western, q y. Milwaukee and 81 Paul cOmhlon' ilV'
Bar siiver quoted at 50l4d per ounce. - -
Jan. pa m.-Paris adNlces quote thtre pc
cam rente. &C 76 francs centimes for the account
and exchange ON London 70 francs 20 confines Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
THE STORY OF A RELEASED PRISONER.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. 23.-George Albert
Mason was released from the Albany Penitentary on
january g. where he had served seven years ana egh1
months for counterfeiting He claims that ne was
wrongfuly convicted and has prepared afdayi 10 DC
taken 10 washington He Is British subject aud claims
~ bs ga been employed In 1874 by Colonel washburne
"a a detective IN the United States Secret Service al
shoueb he did not take the prescribed cath ne claims
he was by Colonel washburne because ne de
~. nav ond made complaints 10 secretary Brist0w
Soacarnig Washburne and slso claims that MS arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
TESTING THE TALlDITY OF CORNERS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-John b. Lyon q Co
filed bill IN the Circuit Court to-day against ABOUT
dozen other firms alleging that the defendants CON
snired 70 corner " January corn. by OF which
the price was raised cents above tis actual value
The bill asks that the defendants be enioned from call
ing ON the complainant for margins or repurchasng Tor
their account when tie margins are not put up lDe
suit brought test the statute which provldes tha
ali contracts made with persons running corner sha
he void LYON Co short nearly 100000 Dushels oil
corn sold at 494 aj64. The suit has caused much eA
cItement on CAanse and the markets were depressed
for a time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PerNorit River. VeSJelS aHf RrIlroItG
NEM-YoRK. TnesdaY. Jan. %. 1889.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Jan %. 1888
Quiet and UNCHANGED Pots 5.o Pearls &c
BEESNAX- Ste ady and quiet ~ OUSSc LOT western
ana M9ITpTS9 MATERIALs-Brcks Lime Lath and Ce
ment have remained ana moderate trade has Deen re
ported Lumber !. e ps anu q ~ 49, Rosen
aae Cement q 20 LIlS ~ 9g slate T gc ana 81 loo
81 10 respectively Eastern spruce Lumber SJGStp Do
Lumber and quiet Nails quiet at % 20 per keg
for 10 to col.
coAEAnthracite Biiupinous quiet and the tone
Of weakness not TO say iresaay SSSAs are @
81 s5 Cumberland and Clearhed. - 10 a. 90 Penny
- g.
cooPERAGE sTocK-stoeks light demands fair and
Sugar do IS inch. 81 25as3 l5 do 80 uch 81 s}eS2 lo
81 70 for inch Empty HOssneads 81 20 Hoopsl4 IT, $40
cs44: do. IL IT,. s50dsS2
pRUGs-Qm Quicksilver Cochineal. Iodide Of Potash. Cod
liver on Qunne Genuan Root and Gambler all weak or
lower. phne and opium STEADY lafiaLis Ard hig Ter
and for southern Ginseng 81 4O@Sl fO On rep
P'F'TTWflLIzEls- FrmSr some out demand not
active as rule Nitrate Potash - PET e"t 9r ~ per
tom Bone Dack "a - % per ton Dissolved Bone ~
scrap. sS7
rlsu-MacEere firm and in ,ar demand 500 s6l, sold
ana NJ 81 s. Cod hrm zoo otis Georges az 7sc and
to 5S Svs Sc o Lied and q9S' Gn audi
barrel Herring. quot Portland Gu1ted - $3.50 90 the
s ~ g ld1 i isrSs "a aad s%ilo'
C0coA-oaiot aud nearly noainal Gunyaqun. lSdlici
MaracMn926G Ca aecas iog2-I q, s, ,r Fair c,ryoe.
and ltar nominal oOS bags eT sirius piyatS
% e4 ary Si?S c for March 600 Tor AIN e25s6soc
both Maryland June .635 qOlOc tOr Juy ana ote, LOT
log 1927 bags in first hands and 20 296 bags al bai
terms quoted Z al2c
corr6N-spot cotton quiet and unchanged; sales.
spinning aud baes speculation Delivered on con;
tracts 100 eags ~ ar sane daV last week ana 4Ss
bales last oAr snce september 4,oos65 bales against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
and the corresponding week OF 1882:

To-day's stock market developed no new features
lint the inclination seemed still toward lower values
Fluctuations in prices were frequent, but they
were hardly as wide as they had been on preced-
ing days.
The moderate amount Of dealings which there
were IN Government bonds presented no special
features: prices w"ro fairy steady with bids for
3iqs and 4i2s of ID per cent. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
PACIFIC BAYK OFFICERS ARRESTED.

BosToN, Jan. 23.-Edwin NJ. Towle, who is
charged with completely in the alleged misappropraion
OF funds of the Pacific Bank Of this city, was arrested
and together with George r. Eager was araned In the
United States Circuit Court to-day Towlc was held In
~ r 600 and Eager in $4,000 bail. An additional in.
dictment has been found against Benyon, Iowle ana
PAGER The status OF the two latter was not generally
kn1wn here until to-day and their arrest has caused
sensation bot being prominent business men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
TWENTT-SIX BODIES RECOVERED.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-The latest news
from the scene OF the gunpOwder explosion near
Berkeley is to the effect that the total number OF bodies
recovered from The ruins II twentysx SO far as known
rms number includes all that killed Tie cOroIeTs
inry made an investigation and rendered verdict that
te victims came their deaths by powder explosion,
the cause of which unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
REGISTER,S OFFICE NOTES.

The purchase by the Twenty-fourth Ward
Real Estate Association OF sixteen and Oneha acres OF
land In Jeromeave recorded In the Registers Office
Yesterday. The consideration was S25 900
The conveyance by the Institution OF Mercy OF Its
property 20 feet by 755, the south side OF Fifty
fmrtL-st seventy feet west OF Lexington-ave., for
al 500 to ]. III. Neville was recorded
sMr and Mrs. Henry C. Weeks have obtained loan OF
$4,000 on property situated at the southeast corner OF
ihird.ave and TWeuty-seVenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
MURDERER TO BEHANGED.

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-The decision of the Court
Of Appeals in the Of Pasquae Malone. convicted OF
the General Term EewYork for the murder OF his wife
and mother inIaw inJune. 1881 was handed down TO-
day The Judgment of the lower court Is affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
ATILLA IN NEWPORT BURNED.

NEWPORT, X. l., Jan. 23.-A villa in Belle
vuc-ave owned by John G. Weaver, proprietor Of the
Ocean House, was burned this morning. The fire
caught from steam radiators Tho loss ON the house Is
1000 on furniture, 10000; Insured for $4,000
SILVER diamonds and large amount OF Jcwelry, were
daRtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-24
IvF.STOCK MARKET.

NFvyoRK an. 2S-BEkN W. X cSrs az
20 a'riyaIs Yesterday. 50 cars OF if!f we exoE
Jctst o. n - tastman IA went direct o t,,,
- ~ n, auce were for sale Nine cars ol an A. tagsn
teeTs 300 400 10 average, were sou ,o E,rtsC1
80 m I3c 10 dtess 10, and cars ol ' 800 were
So, Schuster Dut hs
90 t,ode nub The feeling was very hIh 49, Ma VA,
"a ion OF further advance low ne some inferior
vas altered NJ 40 but Com non 10
sailing M sqlOc with the bulk OF tne 10 al sd
Western Dressed sold AZ I4G ~. n, ,,h N i've Cal,
The istran wi probably get on TO nsnt MI dressed Beef
for Goldsmita 1880 quarters oil All m,sf M ely
Tor wit Bros and Jewett 20 me WHO win
sall 10 dav with 40 Live Cattle LOT Il 80
"iso ~ Veerints ITO head-60 fat 6utl a steaiy
Washington Market The few sales repor'eu resse Vcas
rrres Dtrsse, GrasseIs dull at 10 &c All" NV
quiet AT loDloc. - -. o.. =, Mount Holly
C. Collins sold. 3 Fed Veas, $40 d. AZ oc' IL ~
Calves 2JGy2O ID, ut a l1c . = cara ~ ilOhead
SIIIEP AND LAMES Receipts were rSo vas aules
cars at Jersey City and cars AZ te nrn on
,yttb rommpn Stock STEADY and PRIME >eel Ill yers az
i,,t smnnIv Of this grade OF Poor 10 nOot Win
aL5Gisc Lambs ruled dull at barely s,eaS rsst mar.
Common to Prime selling at 63p -: nsrsd at q sca
ket WAS depressed with Dressed Mutton onei0" ="
ard Dressed Lambs selling at a tlc SA.a aG "a al 5c
sales Newton & Cillett sold 40 ONO sheep' y" "
80 d9 pIccr soH 775 Illinois sheep SO No. az & so n
Judd & buckingham sold i99 Western sne'p P'''"
Kase sold 40 Kentucky Lambs, 70 D. az &c: GO
Iillenbaok n Dewey sold Is state SheeP' A'' ~ -
state Lambs. Sc 10 at &c - $50 =. =. kl.c. 1919 Ohio
~ H. Hume sold SO ohio Ewes lls b AZ otS eird lamb.
Lambs rs 10. at 6lac: 100 Pennsylvania sheoP "''
Rscepis were IL OF 5Q4 hSaaoi dxsnes in
aOthst and at Jersey CITY WIN ~, s hrher with
CITY Dressed Hogs were firm and ~ smith & Reid
So % per 100 ~ country Diesse t The same ahongh
the stock frozen quotations are aOous may be quoted
sussex County Pigs sold mp 10 U states al % Light
anN NlIN tln