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cans. Marrow.
nLaNaA
BITTER.

Receipts the week. 2357 pigs Exports for the week
l09s pigs fairly active market noCed all fine rrS'h
table grades with prices about higher than
top qualities h;gn amery Is scarce and firm at 2 it
wond De difficult 10 get best marks o at price higher
quotation would be extreme Fancy Pcnns selling.
promptly at lev special going hale higher
lots are defective A. quality and bic down
TO 2lc est Iowa goo sc.on exceeding &c on the
opeu Inark I. Extra hrsts bring 23D nd nn1s TO
ste range from IL TO 22c Held Western Creamery hoe
slow ire uat deuaph at 1901 c. as 10 qu4ty. er for
q oce we TX pit Ots state Dairy in quite
absor0nS the bulk Of III rade For Extra Delaware County
half nrkin tub 23d2ic Is the general price, latter close
secetohs; best lines from Oher sections sell 2rd22c
Welsh tubs " very reach dc but best
a. zoe and con- derabe Inferior Welsh dai both
Ia i-fi Kns tlsh tuba has be sold
nice yellow trkins selling southern ship orders
d7 rey &C. but Common nrkins ana all grades Of old
tubs greatly ctei dttle fine Imitation Gre
arrives and sels at l9c. isionally
western dairy o. desirable quality arriving Factory in
small uppi but much Wanted values .adualy
settling 4 oils about
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CLOSING PRICES or PHTLA DELPHIA STOCKS
Renocied hu IonN IL DAVIS 4 Co. II Willy
TUESDAY, April 21-P. VI.

1UEsDAf, April ZIP. VI.
The stock speculation to-day mane'ed only little. If
any, interest in the foreign regarding the proba-
btes peace that for the time being least
has ceased TO he factor at the Stock Exchange, al
though II continues influence the grain and cotton
markets. The from the West concerning the rail
way war there was conflicting as II yesterday
Bun" houses in receipt Of dispatches that pros
poets favorable for settlement, and that the
cutting thus far OF little Importance. Bear"
had dispatches TO the effect that the cutting was
in all directions and that there little proba
billty OF any adjustment OF the difficulties. As
matter of fact all there is that is all this matter
is what may may not be done the meetings be-
ing held adjust differences and irreguarity IN rates
that OF from six months to years standing. It's
very likely that failure now to heal the
old irritation may result in aggravatng the
situation and hence the special interest now
exhibited. The result is problemstical, but the
weight OF the evidence together with knowledge
OF the difficulties presented by an over building Of
pcting lines OF railways favor the idea that an
adjustment follow testing Of the respective
financial abilities Of the different companies.
To latter circumstances rather than TO foreign
news must be ascribed the potential influence that
worked to-day at the Stock Exchange any credit is
given to any other influence than that OF the movements
or lack OF movements by the leading operators. But
that the last two days the transactions
In 81 Paul amounted to shares at prices ranging
DtIWeen o9% aud 7ls and that tO-nights last figure
Oo2l u only e changed from Saturdays closing price,
one y Induced 10 believe that 1t is still nothing
Tess IMAM manipulation that at present makes the uctn
atoms IN price To-lays business covered 235,592
shares agans 134 6S6 shares yesterday OF which I've
stocks furnished l70Go0 shares. The na changes In
those I'VE stocks were as follows Dcclines-Pacihe
Mail Is, st. Paul a. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
So and Northwestern Ia advance-Unlon Pacific b But
before these na changes there steady opening and
sharp advance that carried Union Pacific ia above
yesterdays last price, St. Paul g. Northwestern g.
Delaware, Lackwanna and Western a. and Pacific Mali
per cent followed by steady and depressing selling
down TO the lowest prices Of the day, and subsequent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22


Wheat. Corn. oats. Barley. RIVE.
Apr - 4S5Gsl o2s7.io5 25Il.2s5 7Oi2 69 297636
Ai2 II 427eLG7s ll,6oG3o2 25s0.537 S7OI5s 1888
AYE 10 2i47o2sO Ij.5sOs62 37sO927 1887 $50 6Joos7
1851. . - - $500. 800 49,
Apr 81 POI ji4 1851 $40 fO2O629 9S6623 l,70S 65S
1888
GUNNY CLOTH-DOmes ic bagging quiet at 96l1c.
HEMP. &C --Jutc BUS Quot at Ia SC. Hemp quet
but steady al 9lec. for Man Ia and &c. for Sial
Hay AND >TRAW-The general market Is quiet and as
receipts been retardedb bli r)as in e prices
here = O quote No TiWonthv. ~ O5; No 2
g5c. No 3 and Shipping srades n0d95c. Sraw-No | rye
oI a o5c No. >, SOd DC; Oat, 6O06jc.
iGfDES-IIave rather but I'm tho holders
retain stead We quote BucnoS Ayres 2tc; Monte
yilco 2lc Corrientes 22ac RIO Grande 22d29Lc, cal
iforn a 22c. Matamors l9c; Iruxillo l,a0 Hc: OH
nNco Ole, Tampico a II iec; Rogota l902lc; Central
Vera Cruz ia Sl2c. Maracaib1
a. Sic, Bahia nc. Puerto Cabeo 2oc: aguayra i9c;
caracas g. G.; Payta Ice raDascO City slaughter OK
stG &c Dry saled Texas l3Gl4c. do. southern, l90
l2Lc .-.-.,-..-, ,-.-,----..
as rivals are not large, prices held very firmly.
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rally OF l4aIa per cent OF the inactive stocks tne
Opahas developed special weakness the common rom 70
cned from 81 Il to s and the preferred Irom ~
10 75Io076 Lake Shore with sales OF only D6Uo snas
again rose 10 so and closed 59, against 59os Gese
dav and Central and Hudson after advance to u anu
a decline TO s9Ss finally at e9Is SHOWS
decline of q per cent Missouri l raSno suits
favored by the settlements OF the Marie-Garrlson
which involved the validity OF the present company
title 10 the property and the price OF he STOCK AZ
TO 94A but closed at 81. The market cioseu le'o'"
the recovcries. - ...,, Ian, ,bov
The business in Government bonds was small p. Tor
were very strong wit bids advanced & per coh
the 81 and 4I2s and 30 per cent for the Is AhneA ~
the closing quotations:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

-
purpALo n Y April 21-Flour quiet sales 1000 b6ls'
ID, Mig Raiier Patent IS rs; Family Winter 81 10
e M abSai anil sales lOdO bush No. Hard at Al o.
Corn quiet and STEADY sales ca o'i No sted and auie
oats steaoy ~ srits .eadv. Wnea Bi.c; Corn
Rye neglected. naniVs jc ner mi harley sc
BAG: Oats ~ 200 ,V. -Wi,eet n 900 hnsh. Corn
hecelp's nat Ut NM hush, Rve bush Barley
loo busa shipments l'zVV ~ ,nsho i've
bush; Coru lo,ODV ouSh'i OAeS' '''VV' "-' 'O
bush; barley I'oOO OHNp
,u,c.oo Anru 21-FIour steady and quiet Choice
x,nsy Wheat 81 5Dds5 25 spring Wheat IS j0GSi 30
ne.o,a sssrers "a 5Ias, so; Patents 81 70 s. -;
m,eSss AZ 90 Rys Flour 81 10 IS barrels
Ma active and higher. sales rap1ed April, 81 ~ c.
,'s ~ 800 Nav SsIs esosc closing at lee; June
eiVAns d. o, n a. 10 Snung ass nc. No. 8
sukdez+c cionE ~ - - U.a 1890 No Red Sjc
eprng Iy2~o.S rsr saa ~ C:sb 4S7Gt7c: Aor iGi4b
&c closing =. 80 H.. AZ ic oats ~ea.er sales
June tlgfa g. Closing an a. cosnx al 81 n
ranged cssh 20 1GS s'' aping n, i've no 2 Coo
BaeySo sSqSic PSrE active C s Nav 81 7S
April 81 sOG O. o. sa npe 81 81 asi2 co. closing
81 81 s CLOSING ar rn sale, ranged Cash s. uO
April So ~ l2Gs7 90 closing az - ~ NAY 20 az ~
closing at 81 Ou jane V1@ta ~; eO7'n5 AZ NJ
s. 90 Snor. Gear 80 as iO Rsceipts-Fonr 81 900
bbs. whea: 10000 bush: Corn 40 900 0us u oats
lo5OO0 Rye. 1000 Dush barley lOoOO MI
Flour 4lO00 Dbis. Wheat $4,000 BUSH Sora II9,9y y9
49,. ,,o Whit. ., oo,o co.b.
DETROIT April neat nrn; no ~, 70 ps SSsb
AprI 81 " u Msy ~ - N No ae1 seioc CofnNSo
~ april 81 vi; nay n.y., 4oL No White 40iac; 80
3 :sS s2: os's-Asn' A4A'u ~ w. ~"
T. S'Hc
Nuw.rxyv AnrfI 2I-Wbeat weak; No 2 Cash Sc l2c;
Nav s7sc June SJc Corn quiet oats quiet: No .. 3a4
Ia. ss.h o. ~ az a. lime az o. Buttsr-
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CINCINNATI, April u Flour but steady. Family,
l6gs4 90 Fancy. 81 60ds5 o. Wheat steady No Rcd
5000; shipments bush. Corn strong;
No Mixed 4siaal9c Oats Quot Ne Mixed 81 s.S55c
Rye-No 2Fsi. Tic Barloy-Prme Fall soc. Pork dull
and nominal At si2 0Oes12 20. Lara drser nj 80 30.
Bulkneats steady shoulders 81 30. snortrD. 80 no.
Dacop strong and steady shoulders 81 sos Sher-b 81 O2
Short clear S7s whskey firm and unchanged at 81
Hogs weak Connsn and Light So 6Oasl bH Pack
ing Butcher a OoSsi co. receipts. LOCO head sai0
meats. 723 head
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,..,a-.d snoved that Colonel Cfark's regard no5
chester fund was insiDcere or ne wou
S have the Obnox9us circular o. In Speeches
ssstive to the Veterans wearing raons Pond W
MAJ and others Colonel Carks action toware to
as denounced as dishonorable ana hat the Vet
sns sssocation and the speakers vo~eu Go,oneI En-
rsns would be wearing uniforms long after
sanps CLARK WAS dead.
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BALTIMoRs April Election firm Ndtlins, io7.c. Flour
hn Howard SLrset and Hestera Slpsr SIS % sS3 81 de-
Extra. - 81 asa rs do. Family, 81 j0esj 25 city NIs
s. ooas5 So psaps S Fan,l, 81 g. ~ s Ssaaas
Patent 50 2J whsat-soutnera frner Western hi her,
land oe,aasi o7i9 No Western Winter Rel sposa,S
y OH Corn-southen STEADY; Western dull southern
White. 81 sosoi do Yellow So s56c, western NiYsd
June eses Ss.,o os ws, steady and guIss soasa.
Pennsyivama- 45s4Ic ave drm at 7467sc Provisions
steady and inactve Mess PORK sl3 So Receipts-siour
1900 BUSH kve 1900 busn shipGssnts-wheat SSOJd
bnah; Corn. $4,000 BUSH saies-whea& 662.0o0 eusAl
Corn. $4,000 bush.
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FURs AND Skins


The daily average TeceiptS OF and Cream at the dii
ferent railroad Distributing points IN ana near tne My cy
Tor the week been follows Enc 3IO2 cans OF Mia
~ cans oi Condensed MIX and OIL cans OF CIeanli
Harlem 1900 Of MIX and 100 cans OF Coh sIs
ontario and Hl9 MIX and 90 cans o. NIea
sasQuohapna, 1915 cans oil MIX ana IL Cabs Va @iA'
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NewJersey Central 1915 Of MIX and 10 Of Cream
New York City and North, 80 Of Milk and by
msceaneous short routes OoO cans OF MIX and 10 cans OF
Cream The total daily supply has been 1926 OF Mix
2l7 Condensed MIX and 1893 cans OF Cream The
average price PAID the platforms 81 40 can Of 40
quarts,
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
since Jan. |. sioo o57.7C9 sssoJ3.74, .oSAS6.27i
EUROPEAN FtNNS;GAL dAR2grt

LONDON April 2l.230 m-Consos 70 ioT u Tp1 Ir
cent Bonds Atlantic and Great western flIs
Csrtncltcs 2sls Erie second on,os So H. ,
1891; -; Mexican piuhat "'
New.York Central g3: Pennsylvania 5J's Reading - .
u. m advces quote Three fcr Cchs hento' ~
n franc, 20 centines for the account -. -
adyice- quote Three per cent fteheh NJ -
francs - y ccntimes :Or the account
onsOls. 90 for boih money nha INC
Pans advces qnoe Three per cent Routes az IS rancs
for the account . ...u...
.ig n-CopsoIa aSs. both money and The account
2lO n-COnsols % 1916 for both money And Tor tue
account. , A.. ...o,,,
2l4p m-Consols 0iss for both mOny and the account
3p n-lonsos 30 glG for both money and iho acopun"
gion IN Corsols g5as for money and Tor The account
IN In-Aautc and Grcat Western First hoftEAge lIu,
tces Certificates. - CANADIAN RACINE 90 Div '
(.OnsOis. JGs New York Central, .3ts . , v..t.,,
ne OF bullion iatp thH hanN "i rhs''"N
n balance tOdag l. ~ -tol tr.,c. ,
rams adyIces quote Three per cont R'nte' ~ 20
Tor the account, anu ctchAnst "h h'""'" -"
francs So = centimcs for chec-A
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YoRK, April 81.
A description of the petroleum speculation
to-day might be stereotyped for future USE from
the unmeaning and local character OF the dealings Tho
market was only repetition OF the last few DAYS ex.
eept that there further sagging in prices A conn
pared with last nights figures prices are down e.s
than one cent but the loan market shows little
in holdings outside OF the temporary neeesstie. of
traders The bears are relying upon the Effect
shed for break, while the bulls seem TO be ADOPTING
the alternating policy OF their opponents Al the lower
board the oor traders are generally beash but az tho
upper board they are bullish in temper. The market
ended dull ana insipid
follows ~e~ "N y"
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MONEY FOR DECORATION DAY EXPENSES.
The following contributions for defray-
ing the expenses Decoration Day have been reoeVeo
by the Citizens Auxiliary Committee o. 'ne "ia"'
Army Of the Renuhlic:
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THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Forthe week ending Monday. April 90 1885.


Receipts for the week-Peans. 27bl bbs Peas, 476
bush. Iports-Beans, 1853; Peas. 26,j67 BUSH The
market continued TO advance mp to Wednesd Marrow
reaching u - With few sales to 81 90 ana Medium and
Pea sold at 81 5Gs 81. But the foyer soon sub
sided and the boom burst sudd My 1t arted
The maj ket has lapscd into dull weak c0nditi
Marrow arc orern at 81 80 and Medium and ea at 81 45
81 o. with very few sales reported White and ed Kidney
have dropped back tho prices current before the rs
Turtle coup IN small supply and remain very firm About
23 bags Gallo mia Reans this week Llmas steady at
II 000s2 40 for Prime and small White quiet 81 boa
20 Green Peas not sell at all freely but In small
supply ana showing rrnness about for
southern Black Eye
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state bonds were neglected with sales only OF NORM
Carolina Special taxes at >. OF city DahN s'ooA' ''
Te marker for railway bonds presented streaks OF
strength but they were ~ issues MA. in the specula
ton OF Erie second consols only SiVYgoV us nrst ia
wore on Il nj 75Io and West shore and Buiiao hIst os
were 297sd30 Missouri. Kansas anu Tho gem
ps "a we're steady at 65s5 Missouri Pacific con-
sols advanced 24 pei cent &c o, 20 Oregon Short
Line 6s rose ~ n,ct to at ~ cS Hna and
were il lower at TIA St Lons and Iron Mountain %
sod up to 7il9 and closed unchanged m at from
Ito to iiIs1iOq Evansville and Terre Haue nrs.s
sold at 1Ol9lO4i2 Louisville ana naSnv,s and Mo-
6s q higher at 90s and trsls anu
bile q to 81 St Paul conSol rs were urn w =.
rsts Pacific western as a, t 30 ann and Paciac incomes
rose from 7O7s 71A al Il and the Gones were ,
The snb-Troasury to-day gained $l23.277 on balanee
made up by gain OF S3O949G coin less currency o,S
sll3ss5o; payments sl0l?553 o currency 0ai"N'''
500 633,G97 coin balance SliO.6s3'9.L, NTH its ao
The money market at the Exchange tuieu Win ITO "
customed ease at % al per cent ,,,.s.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
The United states treasurer at Washington today
received 1912 900 National bank notes Tor %
revenue receipts Sl43.422 The gold Oa'ahco !"
the Treasury Is now down to Si96oo.ooo, ,rgos The
There is nothing In the foreign eAcnahgeS. toi
rates for business are UNCHANGED AZ 1n ion and
lows: Bankers bills 81 s5A ard - s,% l9t aO"s " ",
9IIo and g5 for reichmarks ~ aud 40l4 Tor Enllder
The European financial markets to-day again w.
much nm settled I'm London British cOnsols nuetuated
Violently between 95as aud 90 and closed at DOS
against DC last evening. Russians were down 20 SO
Tinted states 10, were on d ut ll5 American ralIWs
were higher but only after the fashion OF yesteuay
closing ana tOlav's early markets. the last q'olhos
which are generally the best of the day. were III rehPo
to our 1913 a prices The Bank 81 Ehsianu s" ,
10000 bullion 90 balance Al Paris French per ce nv
further declined 10 7770 and recovered TO 1cZog 80
and sight exchange on London was weaker ~ -o'''1
francs to the q -, -o..hod ia
The Ontario silver Mining Company mas reacneu iH
IO6h Notwithstanding that for March, when ~ ply
able (S7j, OOOl at the COmpanys once san fIa" ~
or at the transfer agency Of Messrs LounsOety 49,
No. Is Broad-st on April 30 Transfers cI0se on 0"
day. Total dividends paid TO date S6,31oooo o..
II. E.-fhe Chicago and North weteru htI"H No,n,
pany controls the Chicago St Paul Minnoapos "n sun
of the total 1887 shares OF the common sIoch ar
81 shares out OF the total OF ll2539 shares o Wv
prefrrred stock The cost the Northwestern company
was as 40 for the common and lOi "a for the preeFeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22

for the week 80 haos. ports for the week.
bales Their has been able business this weck
ALT 'fna 10 80 from &C. !Ir oor up 10 G. Tor prime
with ho grDwths sod high ~ ] n l2c
HE ide di0e between them aud IN asSn- rrce ~
-tilCs attra,t and rcceiy me Them
into every pOsNbie chaI e. q the mo mt h srpy 81
STATE Ito this moderate 1T all desirable
lots held a lch hey bs moved. TX
p0f@ts 1re dong t or not nr London abes dlscoura
inc h. m'nts nc the lof rates now rllIuf
state. choice 1874 IA Do. Low 10 Medium. Sall
DO, GoOdto Primo. 10 Do "a
Pacific cast. lSsA..... bgl5
POULTRY GANN
Receipts o. Live Poultry quite n"ra 1--WE carloads IN
todayand with very moderate demand prices are lower
and weak. xmas have declined hut the greatest weak
which st To ~ l3c for both Western
and 20 ithcTn.
Very NV "a KILLED Turkeys ar wig, a tho few r.
ceNet generally In cnor. Western cd 10 ~ IN hbeftl
fup 49, qu q aud tcw ed ug sa were at c.
TODAY bu ~ The could not - exceeded Tor whole
sale busness. Philadelphia ping hckens an Choi WIN.
Oitrs lat rather quiet AT the ulI prices
quoted 'hocr Winter 70 steady, but Wearing hick
very dull. squads lower ana duL Clpons nrin
Ehglsh Suipe ami Poye, plenty dull I easier VIA
Dues for them. 40 Wui Pigeons ar
risui and none 10 krd for at present
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON, April 2l.-rurpeniine quiet at $50,
SAVANNAH. April zl.-fnrpentne quiet At - 10.
WILMINGTON. April 2l.-Iurpcntino urn at IS &C
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The clearances elsewhere were Oil City, g. 956 600;
Bradford, 1884, 0OO aHd Pitsburg 1872 900 barrels
In refined oil the only change in prices is that barrels
quoted 8 cent lower at 67s07is cents.
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> OLE AtIU
b. A. Fancy

b. A. Fancy
Ruenos Extra and ACID
Light. ASS25e'e 81 ~ Ssl9 3 a2i9 81 ' Jus.
Middle gs9e24 % s?a5a 2oo'ae2S % a2sa
Good aa o., a. !. 4 ,nt. 9o9asi 20 al 2 I s?i
Slaughter. Slaughter.
Light Bscks......29 AL Light crop..........47 as
MddeBlcks....s0 AL y Middle crop .......27 a1s q
second ",S '.aeSs " n ,aeGsis
Calcutta Buffalo Light 2Oci Middle zoe;
Damaged lS0l9c.
the situation Is d. cdedly Disappointing. No \. slS9
furnace SIS 500 5 50, Scotch sis slow and unchanged
SIS af.V To-Day ON Change ron was dull Tin dull
and weak Plates Lake Copper steady 900 ID Tor
July sold ijuc aud 1900 ID az. at ll0Vc Lead nrm
'woLAss Es-New. orleans quiet at Od52c Cuba firm;
800 hhds sold at II &c ior ~ test -
modera cly active on the basis OF 20
per for 10 TO oOd In large os ana D ~ or Jo0Dng
4NAVAL STORES Spirit, Turpentne was firm on the
spot at 32c Sae loo bbls 10 jun - o; loo bbls for
outlet and essentially unchanged strained Good Strained
g 9 90 90 q qs f. 81 s95i f. g. 'ssG H.
oIIS-Linseed stca,v and moderately active 30 1885,
for ,0a5Jc Western. Refined sumner Yellow Is
sea 20 aud Crude at s. - Prime city Lard. oy
Soc Crude Menhaden, 800 All other OTIS IN fair demand
OCEAN fRElGHTs- market to day ruled exceeding.
" quiet excepting moderate business In the petroleum line
United H. iloln The items OF interest
10 LONDON from Philadelphia Brush bark, 1901 bbs
refined oil LIvEhPo hence the Spanish steamer
PORT hence Danish 0afkentne 240O bbls refined oil,
"a PLYMOUTH hence, q Norwegian bark, 1900 bbls.
refined oil aud naphtnA Ss......EAsf ooAsr ICELAND
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MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALBs.

sALEsAr TIE NEWYORx MINING BxoHAYes
NEw-YoRK April 81. 1881
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dANR


rsh Potatoes have close firm. Receipts
Moderate and the rood. bermuda now POtl0c1 IN
liberal supply fair demand and steady AT OOGs 90 per
bib. Potatoes and higher. OIL onions very
and hrn. Bormuit new o lions plntlr hut held
q - ate 'iermu Ia Deets hrm a - zoo
90; TO at 40 fG0c per box. M 10 kale
AID sp oh IN good demand aad firm Char on savannah
aud tOrida abbages sell fairly we'll whci o 80 quality
favor buyers Flo Ida String Beans wef ana IT.
regular Florida musty Of poor quti dul ana low.
bu Prime qualify n demand al fun prices oriIa To natocs
scarce aa good lots wanted Asparagus plenty
amid
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HOSRY-Very dull Fancy White Clover In In
glass boxes h6l5c 2b glass boxes 9l3c. Buckwheat
Gave Extracted White Glover. ga &c.
BERswA1-Firm at 3n082c. for Choice Pure Southern
NUrsRecelpts for the week. Peanuts 100 bagsi Pecans
10 Peanuts duh quoted at 40 go 0r Extra
10 Fancy Hand Picked 3205s1c Tor Country cleaned aad
9a34c for Farmers brands, Prime Shelled dn AZ 3i2O
3ac Pecans very dull aud nominal offered ut 6pgbe
MAPLf SU0AhA liberal supply offering Tor when there
very ntte demand quoted S90 FOR Prime syrup dali
aSOc per gasn
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nuns tvn ngRtIE, -ngIgD

Receipts for wck. "a rkgs ENporf~pred Apples 2.i00
pkgs h~-e h stu very slow r. 'gng trade IN ,vap
ora,e App e.. bit prices not itly changed {
ult reach 81" the BUSH O.. II
~ .oFi q Pri grade at 5r I scarcely my hing DING
-lrled Apples cit ced Gu. Chops lnd
arns remain arrr nominal Only 'mal loObnx
trade ~ Orat y acI' NJ easy raj. ~un net
crrs 10 nj moderate ppy. but Sc m inauuel for
sid ur.,.- " ak Ra-pbcr1rs shade l " aud weak
Other SINAI fruits remain quiet ami favodug Juj crs.
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NEW BUTTER.
Creamery. ElRln.


Receipts for week. 1871 pkxs. Exports 1s42' pkRs
Fancy state Fac tall made cOlored cheese n
AL compass. sud undr moderate ho 10 trade ices
Teman fafy urn; lo0bng sacs at p 2c hut IL &c
Ia sigh exporter willing fot inc. he
cheese are sfl quie meenr dull sale anC au
weak and rreRnar 10 IL posi- /. reach IL AL
way bu large bnsers have trouble supplying tle wants
NJ al &c. July and August drag hcaN iv andprices
'ato q " rang acco ding to bu er Afr = w State
Checs arriving and sell from TO- &c for y ak mined
.ot- up Oal &c tor full Cream parcels Ohio fas dull
and Just about a domanI 10 keep the
penuaglyfnfa lear Alb
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STATE OF TRADE

seller 60 days.
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Receipts for week. % 052 pigs Following la report
The maret adva1 ell 10 6c. uncr fair demand and lrht
Ms in . last ,dnes however prices have stead
iY declined receipts show In - y" 80 ather 10
mider aud the demand dull Iiv Fine Western blot be
placcd abp"e &c and >Oui dull 90 erage
prime M rk only a few fancy reaching lJi2c Du,k rggs
dull Coos eggs lower.
state. Penn Nd ant Southern fine freshl' l3ll
DC. fresh perdokl 4 dlii- Duck ggs..........
Western due fro,I.ii . Goose eggs ........AO dAJ
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Apples In fair demand AMI firm for best grades CanOeres
have -lly small Il ulny Aalos az olsy pnccD orIda
Oranges most quality dull and fin u Ia
ira. 1iI ,tra she lar demand a %
Doe l. allow fair lots from Charleston sell
ing IN IAN
App.e. lCranberries. Jy.
-ta,e BALDWIN 1000. O0d3 % 90 a. -
Do. 8rccning 3 pud =. OraI Florida
DO. Russot nm. - Il! JOI per ..... OOet o.
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