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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-23
A CRAZY MOTHERS DEED.
She Slashes Off the Head of Her
Three-Year-Old Child.

She Slashes Off the Head of Her
Three-Year-Old Child.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 22.-At Dutch
Hollow, German settlement about twelve
miles from st. Louis, tragedy of horrible
character was enacted Friday evening. The
perpetrator is Mrs. Kruger, a German wom-
an, about thirty five years of age, who, with
her husband and four children, live on a
farm in the vicinity. They are in fair cir
cumstances, and their abode seemed happy
home. Friday afternoon while two little
daughters of the family, aged respectively
three and six years, were engaged in the
yard at play, the mother called them in and
informed them that she had been told to kill
them; that it was painful duty, but she was
compelled to make the sacrifice. She grasped
them and led them to table where lay two
freshly whetted butcher knives. The little
ones screamed and begged and piteously i'm
plored their mother to spare their lives, but
she paid no heed to their appeal. Releasing
the arm of the older girl she picked up one of
the glittering knives, held back the head of
the youngest child and with one deadly slash
nearly severed its head. The older girl has
tened to the father, who was engaged upon
the farm, and informed him of what had
TRANSFERRED He fastened home only to find
his little daughter lying dead on the floor and
pool of blood encircling the remains. His
wife was in fierce mood and her eyes wan
dered about in wild way, indicative of
reason dethroned. The terrible deed is un-
doubtedly due to mental alteration. The
neighbors say she has shown symptoms of
insanity heretofore but that her case was
not considered dangerous.
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Police Notes.

Thomas Degnan, who lives on Rose street,
engaged in family quarrel last evening,
which resulted in his arrest. He will have
to answer to charge of breach of the
peace
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49, THE store and basement No. 70 Orange
IF; street, one door from Chapel; extension and
MsA skylight Possession given April 1st.
THOMAS r. TROWBRIDGE, JR.,
hart
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General Grants Condition Unchanged.
NEW YORK, March 22.-General Grant
spent another quiet day to-day. He slept
fairly well during Saturday night and arose
the afternoon a consultation was held by
DIR. Barker, DR.. Douglass, DIR. Shrady and DR..
Sands. In the opinion of the doctors the
generals condition was about the same q
week ago. DR.. Shrady said that the gen
eral would probably live from three to four
rnopfhs
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7 AIDES, something entirely new perfectly sim
- pie and easy; no photograph painting; no
glass; ladies' and young girls in city or country can
earn SIP to $40 per week; work sent by mail and
furnished all the year round: distance no obection
no canvassing: no stamp required for reply Ad,
Mass. rnao0 10tS
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gea1 Estate.

FOR SALE,
&s:s.A EIGHT FARMS-$2, 900 to $780, Houses
@l!L from 81 800 to $4,000.
Good building lots at $40 a foot some of this
property can be exchanged. Cali at
r.. e. BALDWIN'S
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, s1s CHAPEL STREET.
FOR SALE.
49, TWO good brick houses, with modern i'm
1T: provements; rooms each; in the first ward of
~. the city, west of the postof1ce. Can be
a new two family frame house. 10 rooms; lot 4(fx
200 Price only $4,000,
FOR RENT.
A good house and barn, acres of land, with
grapes, fruit, etc, in West Haven Center; rent low
Also number Of houses and tenements in the
Money to loan in amounts of $4,000, So 900 or
4 10 Pc 6 Sfn 5Pq9 sFR E RooMa
g &c open evenings from t. @oSS,r~~ocr
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
- FOR SALE, a large twofamily house; lot
Mi;; 5ox11o, on Asylum street, with good barn for
- 81, 300 Terms easy.
two families at the low price Of $500 Also a
good two family house on same street for 81, 600.
l have nice property on Lombard street that
will be sold for much less than its worth.
FOR RENT.
small house and barn Congress avenue
Rs ss[o 90 Rte eff o mo9 at per cent.
The above property are decided bargains Call
msi 0'--O '----' 500 CHAPEL STREET.
FOR RENT,
49, ONE large front room with bedroom ad-
i#;ii joining: both nicely furnished; suitable for
maa6d 1875 HIGH STREET
FOR RENT.
<FEsA& STORE No. 674 Chapel street, with basement
4;ii Kitchen suitable for restaurant or other bus
AAsss!A- mess. Situated few doors above Skiff's
mao 81 a59 CHURCH STREET
Houses For Sale Near
- BROADWAY, whalley avenue,
Wi:;: State street, Kimberly avenue,
ZssA- Crown street, Dixwell avenue,
Chapel street, Clinton avenue
Orange street, Sylvan avenue,
wooster street, Congress avenue.
George street, Columbus avenue.
J. Mel Bassett, Sl0 Chapel Street.
ma9o
FOR RENT.
o. HOUSE Is Beers street near Chapel. Mod
M;i ern improvements. Inquire Of
I'LL WILLIAM S. WHEELER,
m19 4t* 113 Howe Street.
FOR RENT,
- sc Wooster street. II rooms, all improve
#;;; ments. Houses to rent on Chapel, State,
Henry, Whiting JAMES, Hill Park, Orchard, Nor;
ton and Grand streets.
Houses for sale from 81, 900 to $4,000.
Money to loan.
Room Benedict's Building.
Open evenings. mic
For Sale or Rent.
49, THE modern brick residence, No. 1884
I!.II Chapel street, now occupied by the Rev.
WAs.A- Thomas R. Bacon. Possession May 1st next.
For particulars inquire of
CHARLES HI. WEBB,
mh1s $50 CHAPEL STREET
FOR SALE,
d. HOUSE on Lyon street; lot Al feet front,
ILL Also house on State street, near Olive street.
-''' iva MERw1N's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
ma16 759 Chapel Street.
Two Farms For Sale,
#l:::l town of Milford. One comprises house and
EssAA barn and 81 acres land. The other house
and 30 acres land. For price and particulars call
on or address.
WALTER A. MAIN,
mia West Haven, Conn.
FOR SALE.
- VERY desirable house of 12 rooms with
4l.skz cat I'd, with large grounds and fine fruit,
fine bril- barn On the premises. Price low and
terms Inquire of
W. H. WHEELER,
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- A VERY desirable house of 12 rooms with
N4:;: all the modern improvements centrally To-
AAssssE cat I'd, with large grounds and fine fruit
fine bril- barn on the premises Price low and
terms I. Inquire of
W. H. WHEELER,
mia SlS Chapel Street.
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STRANGLED FOR HER SAVINGS.
The Brutal Murder of an Old Charcoal
Seller.

NEW ORLEANS, March pa most brutal
murder for the purpose of robbery occurred
in the heart of the city Friday night. For
the past eight years Mrs. Bridget Darby has
been vending wood and charcoal at her house
on the corner of Liberty and Lafayette
streets. 1t was rumored in the neighbor
hood that she had accumulated snug sum
of money, and it was generally known that
she kept her savings on her person or on the
premises. Immediately in the rear of the
coal shop live number of negro families,
and the entire vieinage is closely built
up with small houses and is thickly
populated. The woman, who was sixty-three
years of age, was seen in her shop last night,
and no one in the neigEborhood heard any
unusual noise about the premises after she
retired. Early yesterday morning neighbor
went to Mrs. Darby's front door and found it
OPEN Thinking the old woman was in the
shop she called to her several times, but re-
ceived no response. At this she became
alarmed and aroused the .neighbors, and the
police were called in. The officers entered
the shop and in a rear room found the dead
body of the charcoal seller. There was evil
dence of a fearful struggle. Mrs. Darby had
evidently been assaulted while asleep, and
tied, gagged and strangled to prevent
cutlery by her murderers. When
found her body was lying on the
right side, the head thrown back, the face
very much swollen, congested and bloody;
the nostrils were dilated the eyes forced
almost from their sockets and full of coag
ulated blood. Across the mouth was gag
made of calico folded several times and tied
behind. The hands were tied with an old
piece of clothesline.
The old woman was known to have two
packages of money which she secreted in her
clothing. These could not be found. nor was
any of the money she was known to possess
discovered on the premises. The murderers
had evidently accomplished their purpose
and carried away her savings, taking her
life to prevent exposure. Thus far the
police have not discovered any trace of the
murderars
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IaDIcTED FOR rive mURDERs.

Horrible Charges of Brutality Against
the Proprietor of a Disreputable
House.
AvERILL, Mich, March 22.-The sheriff of
Glare county captured and brought to the
Midland Jail yesterday James Carr, proprie-
tor of the DEVILS Rancho" a house eff ill
repute near Harrison, where Jenny Kinney,
one of the inmates, was brutally treated.
The affair reused SO much talk that COM
mittee of citizens and officials investigated
the matter. Five girls were found without
clothing enough to appear out of the house,
and when offered protection by the citizens
gladly availed themselves of it and now mar
rate the most horrible tales of savagery, in
Guiding the details of two murders committed
within the past year. One man killed was
a salesman, who had $500 with him, and the
other was an inmate of the house who tried
to escape. The facts had been known to
the girls all along and held over them as q
warning Of their fate if they should attempt
to escape or give information. The grand
jury at Harrison found five indictments
against Carr, two of which are for murder.
Judge Hart refused bail, and Carr will be
kept close prisoner at Midland
Ex-Sherif Cramer, of Glare county, has
been arrested as implicated in the robbery
of the Glare county treasurers Office of $1,000
early last summer. Cramer was the officer
elected through the agency and help of Carr.
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KAISER WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY.
Germany Does Honor TO Her Aged
Ruler.

Ruler.
BERLIN, March 22.-The enthusiasm and
demonstration of loyalty exhibited to-day on
the occasion of the Emperor's eighty eighth
birthday have never been equalled. The city
was decorated with flags and the monument
to Frederick the Great was hung with flow
ers provided at the expense of Bluchroken,
the banker. The Emperor had severe cold
and was quite hoarse, and although the usual
reception was held, he did not make his GUS
tomary speech, but retired early.
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Extra Fine Chees
JOSEPHINE C. RAUK 5000. ~,

JOSEPHINE Is C. RAUk ORDER OF NOTICE.
ANDREW L. RAUK.
state of Connecticut, New Haven County, New
Haven, March H. A. d. 1885
TYPON the complaint of the said Josephine G.
~ Rauk, praying for reasons therein set forth
for a divorce pending before the Superior
Court in and for New Haven County to be held on
the first Tuesday in April A D. 1885, it appearing
to and being found by the subscribing authority,
that the said defendant is absent from this State
gone to parts unknown;
Therefore ordered, that notice of the tendency of
said complaint be given by publishing this order in
the Journal and Courier, newspaper printed in
said New Haven, a week three weeks success
lively, commencing or before the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1857
JONATHAN INGERSOLL
Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County.
Oa,U:3r
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-23

board of public works inspecting. the new
State Capitol. The Governor spent half an
hour Friday with President Cleveland in
Washington city and as it is said posted the
President about West Virginia politics and
urged him not to be controlled by Senators
Kenna and Camden, as they did not repre-
sent the Democracy of the State. This
means war between the Kenna and Wilson
factions in West Virginia Democracy. Gov
ernor Wilson aspires to the Senate at the
expiration of Camden's term two years
hence.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-23

West Virginia Democrats Mt war.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 22.-Gover-
nor Wilson was here yesterday with the
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FOR RENT.

A4A STORE, corner State and Bradley street,
M:;I $40 a month. Second floor of 454 Orchard
MAssskL street, So month. A tenement of five
rooms in good order. Inquire at 1872 Dixwen av-
GLOSON HALL.
Oc30
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FOR RENT.

g. THE premises No. 1924 York street, Cat head
Gsii
I'LL of Wall streety IA rooms, modern improve
ments Possession May list, 1885.
INQUIRE of CHAS. H. WEBB,
fees $50 Chapel street.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as first-class cook in private
IA family. Good city reference Inquire at
ma23lt* 700 STA TT STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a young man. twenty-five
"A years old, as coachman in private family. Is
strictly temperate. VIII be disengaged in week.
city reference. Address
ma232t* T p THIS OFFICE
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WANTE

49, IMMEDIATELY to rent a house within ten
#a;;; minutes walk of the Rubber Shop-not in
-XAsAz Fair Haven. Connections with sewer necess-
airy. Address G. b. L.
T Straa
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49, WITHIN ten inutes' drive of the postof-
M::iI hce genteel house with barn. hennery and
Ma!;A other out buildings acres or more. Large
quantity of fruit of all kinds excellent water, nice
neighb rhood, fine shade trees. This property is
located on one of the finest drives the burbs
the city and will be sold at fair price. Terms to
suit HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
MARI IF 63 Church street, New Haven,
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FOR RENT.
- TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS. with or
@;ii without board. Inquire at
49, ma933t* HOME PLACE.
FOR SALE.
HAEa two-year old heifer daughter of said cow
by Holstein bull. For further particulars address
P. Q. BOX 534.
ma23eod3t* New Haven, Conn.
FOR RENT,
90 NEW HOUSE on Clinton avenue, near
#:::l Grand street; modern improvements, unex
- ceptonal location. Possession April 18TH
mh9stf 30 CLINTON AVENUE
FOR RENT,
49, A NICE BRICK HOUSE on How ard avenue
5!. street Suitable for any kind of business Rent
low. Possession Immediately. Also rents in other
parts of the city.
WANTED.
TO BUY good one family house in the lower
part of the city, with all modern Improvements.
r. NJ HOOKER, w. G. WARREN,
Builder. 81 Exchange B'lding. Real Estate Agent
FOR SALE.
49, NO 81 York Square, a nearly new and very
Mz!ssA house has fifteen rooms well arr .nged for
comfort and convenience and furnished with All
owner is anxious sell. and will accept very low
price from prompt customer
$4,000 to loan on desirable first mortgage securi
ty at per cent. interest
Twenty-Five houses and thirty tenements to
rent in various parts or the city.
n- NwS Ed MO WAM EU
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Ud1ants.
WANTED.
WANTED.

<f;s.% A FURNISHED HOUSE in a settled part
HHi;iiI OF the city. Possession wanted LIST of May.
Please state terms size of house and locality.
Address R(]X 8I5
ma23f
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WANTED.

n SITUATION by competent girl TO cook,
"A wash and iron. or as cook in a private family
Good reference. Inquire at
m23 Its .6 BROAD STR EET
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- THE shops of the recent Yale Manufacture
9::s ing Co., corner Warren and Water streets,
4 W. will be sold at bargain, will be rented
nv low; or one floor will be rented with power.
uuire of HOGGSON & PETTIS MFG CO.,
ma12tf AZ Court Street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
FOR SALE.

49, HOUSE centrally located with all mod
M:::l ern Improvements. For further particulars
@5ssII4x inquire at No. IL Artisan street.
mh6 Inns F. CAFFRET & co.
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FOR. RENT

EOEk RENT.
o. SPACIOUS LOFTS in Quinnipiac Building,
No sos Chapel street, especially arranged for
power, steam heat. two freight elevators and other
5000 SQUARE feet available surface. Nav be leased
on desirable terms, either as whole or in part
Apply to HENRY f. ENGLISH,
fe23f 92 Orange street
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WANTED.

a SITUATION 10 do general homework in a
"A private family Goodreference from her last
nj
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
- FROM May first two very desirable rooms
E::;I on the second floor of the National New Ha-
@lil ven bank building, being portion of those
now occupied as law Offices by Hon Dexter R.
Wright. Heated by steam at expense OF bank.
f20f If WILBUR F. DAY. President.
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FOR SALE.

o. FARM of fifty acres with large two story
#s:.i house and three barns. situated in Wood
I'LL bridge. on the main road, six miles from New
Haven, and known as the Henry F. Merwin proper
ty. Additional land can be had with the above If
desired.
For summer residence or boarders this proper
ty has especial advantages.
GEORGE A. ISBELL,
M str
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A COMPETENT GIRL for general housework in
"A family of three. Inquire at
ma20 st 13 BEERS STREET
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ar0oeFios.

-, -. ma. A.
80. " is.,i ~ "a 80 ~; a ~ y.
so"4' H's'' o S'pAooh' o'se' io'C Wy s@iS
INN ia. No m m. Mo
so5 haJs h,Is No ~, ms ~, 4. IL so
hi. nsh ~ ~ ht. " sa ri ~ ~ 100
wnlie nhni No. !, MI. DpLn, so,co 70; =, eo'Ao'
orlva ne, LIZ, PS, ~ NC. r sSaa nsni 90
- - ahSn M ~, az ~. uensS9zz.s
s,D oms' o's''' ios' oAns' oA~ q" o~ns' 'so
oens, 20. - "a. ., nm.
1911 w,s hyu., ~ "'Su ~
aail, liz, r,H -, niS, Law '"noy' Ho' o'o
IkA-lm BeIih's1gDi gunpoNus'' H~'u,
SShis ~. p0r 10y ,neS ccn- oN 49, ",
MAJ IDLE, onoy cut ioM, oo.; trenuiAtoo
ttaLiara '.sc'; i,oninn.nh krnnuiAted, ~. }.
s sIAhpap RI .so' oio'os WINS =" ysno~
gIos-Lonis:ans, 500.
bALf-NoAine, an pstn,. Si-1t9t.ty has ~
Degs, 80 1ya 'u nA' noop ooA' "a"
pV T. "a 49, py,osu NJ, sovau, pm.
hppiee stAnosiu' VIZ; y; ~ p, -
s !. s5'po ~ iy ~ ~, ug
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guxnwk.-ftough luinDsy, Doxing, ~ inensi
and undaf, nfr t-OlaAa, blS. GIiIpinK. H19t Nb
b0xlog and nooring, clears, vs.; thick clear
~ and TX, "a; rough lumber, second Gas
~ ioiFt ana acAntifng, cullf, t2bo
second DO $3.50; third do, t2b. puplaS. " ".
n 81 natige pins x; us; 40 y. sAs native
rough. $500. 1900. -
snder. ~ UtEs1 81 Go AxB, Us ODoG 70,
seantliuQ' Joist On any common lomns
10 0Oe27 Ss boxing over IA inohss. 49, u,
"a 80; thiok olSara, ~ toi ana b - oVSN ~
second elsa any kind, ~,
Il6nsaED AND NATuHED FLook1Ho--fiu
Al "a "a. second olhga, KILN.
WHITE PIEH FuREMHIEa LIKE hh.-i5ei ~
aud inch white rin6s W. Inch 90 20
BEADNn on PLAIu--flfst cor
non Whit Pius, X, so: "a 90, tG.Spied 49, ne
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Twelve months clip, iight, mo and roeq
am H@l6, fine hsayy " light HOE u
light, nne and medium, 1914; conrr'
HIprs-Ho. heavy mint. dry y D lsoi No
heavy fiint, dry, y ~ lie; NO. ! ngbt mint
heavy, damaged, y ID s. calf skins ana bndli
damaged, y V ltbec, green, Raltod, sound. y
bo butchers. green, y yhso.
das.n bringing about l2,4c. whom Weighing
over 70 pounds each. When sold on reiec
lion they bring from lOx 70 nc, RooOrdipE 70
grade. bot X neraliy krnde No. x " VIII
therefore be 10 ehe Interest Of the ttoekincn
40 geli them flat
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poplar, X, s2s Oo@HSq; poplar, u, ps7kOcss %
rsliYsplnS X, eiB: DO x, TAO.
P0PLAH LuNRvR.-;Z. IL ana inch. 90
saTHoiIsB- whits pine A. o.. do shaded 4
Is, US, 90 extra No. \, 1910: cypress, boat, an.
bIano, IS; do No, a, sf25; DO No. ., ESQ ns,iy
cav "a heart, ~; haps, Ss
square or nKi, I. yellow pins 40, ~ lat
tS bOaDf 30.
LT1r, citnHaR, ETc.--Jdme, Austin, Q.
nor bbl. Cement. Louisville OF hoeenAlol sall
Dor bhl,; I'nrtlald, % per bbl. Plaster psiis
Hsw York or Michigan, " per bbl. PlHsiA'
azIcg.--Firq-proo S1to psr A.
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New York.

New YoRK, March 27.-Flour firm.
Wheat-Spot grades TO | 10 higher;
options opened To &c higher, after
wards weakened and dropped tn ic,
closing at about inside rate; No red
S7@s91c; No 2 r,d 0l@93c.; No. 2
red April 00iG9l3c, closing soc;
May 92i@93, clos Iug 92lc.
COTn-Spot lots shade stronger; OPP
tions opened shade better, declined
10 e., closing easy; No so; No. 2
5O(45 No. March 5OC950s closing
5nl; a pril 50l (9504c closing 60s; May
50t@5lc, closing 60sc
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet; RIO No.
Z pot 81 %; sales $4,000 bags; April
81 25; Nav 81 1907 80; June 81 40
Sugal-Quiet; Centrifugal 5-l6e;
mu.coyade 4s@i2c; Rio Grande Acc.
Molasses--QuieJ and steady.
Rice-Demand fair and market firm.
Tallow- Barely steady.
knsin-Dull
Turpentine-Dull, at 3l4c.
Pork-In moderate demand; family
held at l3lc.
Lard-Wesk: spot quoted 81 III
April, 81 1907 is; May, 81 2i@T 20
LIVE STOCK.
Reeves Receipts 2l30, Of which D.
car. loads 90 10 England; no important
changes but a shade hrmer ON tone
and good clearance; good to prime
steers SIS OO(G,7 90: general sales So sos
Sheep-Rcceipts 1890; dull apo
weaker; common extra sheep "a SOC
6 90; common TO prime yearling lambi
l IS 6n(a6 IS.
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NeW Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March o.
Spots closed steady; sales 5000 bales.
Low ordinary y l-l6c;ordinary o l-l6c;
good ordinary 10 l-l6ci low middling
10 5.l6c; mlddIing 10 l6c; good mid
dug 10 1915; middling fair llsc; fair
llsc
Futures closed dull, generally ] 70 3
points lower; October and November
point higher. Sales, %, 500 bales.
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Potstcss-Irisn. por bushoi. u ~ parrol
y sl Onions. per bbl Red - W yellow, 81 q
TurniTs white. por Dbl. 5O9 tsutsr6eza q ~
3esaS.. IA. r. mec. pbls. &C.. ts s,
naedIuna. per bbi., Is 90 small, per bbL, y
saif hh., raed.. n 80: hall bol.s ANAL, v "
Ialeoss, half cream. We. iul cream 70
peanUfa, 100 Older hAli.bDl,s esVJ' DAD
baee, per ID. ia crate, e,
pot,tTaY--isns. ab1 "a Is par aoas
young rhicssns, q nee ~ 1urhoyA " 20 y
eaoh Geese, - ~ 0t6i DncEh, " NesW
EGG6-ror dDEsn, 100. ...,.
Fysan conntry butter. enolcg, .Ve11se'i
Creamery ,eSas <e; ole huiiAr, holpcs .vls'
dnGIgGTine, 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
Galveston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON. March 27.---Spot closed
nominal. Gross receipts, ~. stock
10 ISL.
Ordinary, 9tc; good ordinary 10ic;
low middling 10 l6c; middling,
10 II Ice; good mlddling, 10 l5.l6c,
middling fair, II 8 Ice.
Futures opened quiet but steady,
ruled quiet but firm, closed steady at
9 tn points higher, . points lower
for April,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
poInt higher. Sales, q, 500 bales.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, March 27.-spots closed
dull but active.
Ordinary Sid good ordinary SID
low middling SID; middling uplsnds
Cd: middling orleans 9 l-l6d
Total sales ZOO bales; American
300 oooo
Imports 10 900; American $500.
Futures closed steady, generally !
point lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28

NEW YORK, March 27.-spot closed
quiet, Lice lower Sales lbl bales.
Ordinary 90 lec; gooa ordllnsLy
10 1880: low middlipg llsci midaiinz