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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

IN e are authorized to'announee
Wv CORNELIUS RAGSDALE
a Candidate for Justice of the Peace for Sail
River Township, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Good music, dancing platform, dinner
and am0sements Of all kinds. The can
didates will all be there. Good speaking
during morning hours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
AFTER ELECTION.

-
Flew by
Front gate
Sick man
Candidate.
Don't smile
Don't speak
Flies by
Blue streak.
Politics
All briars,
Says man.
Goes home
Sheds tear,
Fixes for
Next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

WE are authorized TO announce
Wv w. p. QUISENBERRY
a candidate for Constable of Salt River town
ship subject to the action of the Democratic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

yyYE are authorized to announce
w JAMES r. POLLARD
n candidate for Constable OF Salt River Town
sgip, subject TO the action of the Democratic
party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

CONSTABLE-SaLT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
WYE are authorized to announce
w s. G. BASkIN
u candidate for reelection to the office OF Con-
stable of Salt River Township, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

To the Editor of the Ledger.
AS there are three Justices of the Peace to be
elected Tor Salt River township the coinlna
election please announce to the readers OF the
EDG that l am an aspirant for one OF tbs
positions, subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic voters OF Salt River Township.
Yours, etc. X. u. HOoION.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

WYE are authorized to annorree
w ID. II. X
a candidate for reelection to the Office OF JUS
tiee of the Peace for Salt River Township. sub
tect to the action of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
w cannot be UnderSold

Our Mems and 1onths' Wine, Brown and
Black Worsted Suits from so up are cheap
and elegant. Plain and Plaid Casssmeres are
equally zow. Al these goods ze haze in f,ocks
and sacks. In Boys two and three piece Suits
ze haze a great variety from 50 UP, in fancy and
plain Cashmere, handsomely made.
Don't forget to see oar so cent and 70 cent
Unhamndried Shirt. HUiX pay you to by them
from us as ne can savs you % cents ON each shirt.
How can see every Kind of Hat IN Straw, Fur
and Wool in our late purchases. Also carry the
finest line of Trunks and TaLises, for both ladies
and gentlemen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
To the Editor of the Ledger.

This Is to authorize you to announce me a
candidate for Justice of the Peace for Salt River
Township, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic party III convention assembled: am q
candidate strictly on qualification and will not
beg votes or operate dirty schemes for a nomI-
nation, J.. N. BASS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
WYE are nuthorlzed Do announce

wv J. }. WINSCOrT
a candidate for reelection to the Office of JUS
tee of the Peace TOR Salt Rive township sub
ject 20 the action of the Dene ratio party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
L TOWNSHIP.

iAjE are authorized to announce
w FRED A. MISkELL
a candidate for Constable of Wilson township
subject to the action OF the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

A pair Of gold trimmed sye-Raasses,
with gold chais. Owner cen have
The same By calling On @. Htte. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

WYE are authorized to announce
w JOHN Y. MCLEAN
a candidate for Assessor, subject to the action
OF the Democratic party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10

consigned through II cars 10 OF which T. 20
Sale market hrmcr but not qn0tiby higher common 10
FAIR 81 s. 10 cnoce 10 Choice So uydf6 80: tNtra
81 lvdfI40 Lambs scarce and arm Ordinary to choce
81 6sI 20 Extra AMI Fancy ~ 25ds7 10 All offerings
taken
HoqsReceDts last "a hours 1920 head total for week
thus az % !eln 'o same u no last weex - lS mead
~ouNRDed.th Tcugh 80 10 10 cars
rset declined 50 Light Pigs "A 20 as 50 Mixed
Pigs and Lisbt YOrKeis ~ 9Od & 80 selected ork
weights. a 6Si selected Medium weights. VI 500
81 ~ Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - 40 et closed
WITH acontIu-dG wnward tendency all offerings TAKEN
81 LouIs ADrl 9-Cante-hecetDts 500 tniDmsnts
2Ol; market nrm Far 10 Dnolco Naive 5hDpnR steers
~ 90 dii 70 Native Butcher steers ~ 50dr+ 30 COWS
md Hciiers s? 509s5 i6 sockers Feeders So Oo0
-
Hoo'-aecemts 1000 snlumenrs. 900: LIght, "a 100
"a PACKING. - OO1-4 - Hesvv ~ i6GFi 20
SheeD-keceiDs 500 smpnent.. none market higher al
s. ,
CHICAGO April -. me Dr0rsrS Jnurndl rop)rtS Cdnte-
Receipts 400 mead snIDuon.s y ~ mead niar'et stI2n
shipping steers. fbdS4 - StOcFers gld t'entrs "
dt4 cows Bulls ami Mixed - "UGs4 90; buk' - W
r$3
Hoo'-Kcceirs u 200: shpments 10000 market active
Rouah VI iZeG. ~ p0as; To- Pacgn' ano SGloDing.
- 5d>4 - Iaghf. 81 sOdfI a.: @tiDs - 0OnS
sheepieco:Dts 800 -hIpmeut- u0D hesli marSet
strong. NavUs - 5rfSJ ID ~ O0QS4 co. Lainus
81 s. atb l. Texans rs OU6s4 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
COTTON aARKETs-sY TgLEftAPH

LIVERPOOL; Apnl -i2:s, ?: @.-cottonLFIT@ with
speculation and EXPORT re- e'ps 40 bales, American
none Futures .teany upana' 40" aimnns clause Apr
G,d GO Juiy ana August delivery 8 ia DO ugn
and september delivery. 5 o.d4d, SEPTEMBER Oc
Tenders denvrnes oday's clearings. 900 bales
new GOcgets ana 80 baes ODD ,o..., -,
2p III The GALES the included lO.6OJ bales Amer
Futures closed firm Upiands Low Middling clause, April
denvery. -4d sellers a. Apr an" ~l denver, - Al
and July delivery, 5-6id sellers DO July ahd Au
gust @ pH ana nS coSer y
cry, .o4d buyers; 40 october AMI November delivery
n M Fuiures close qu. rJ bd1 steady UplandA Low
Middng April delivery -. value do Apni
ery % oosd. do Juns ana July delivery 5-O4d.
sellers July and August de i.erS. Io'd buyers:
tener october delivery i6id ydue do OCTOBER and
November delivery 4o4d value DO september Cevery
WeeKy-Saes 10000 balesi American. 900
bales: oo s goU ogs ,ec sfporers tooA
bales export 100 GALES tOt receipts. 1000 bales
,mn,u of ct an anoat "a ana males A,n'.
' H.iyEsIoS April 9-Cotton hrm Mddng. Sc; Low
reiu. 3D. paies sales l. 80 bales STOCK 4Oaos bales
,oH. 10 or at sytan 2S0 bales 10 Tie ointment
bales. Coastwise, $3.50 bales: sales Z; l2y bhes
MlddlDg, 5ie; GOOD ordinary lil6i net receipts,
A. uaes gross .37 baes exports coaswise -st6 oaies
WeeEly-Net 3O45 bas; gross, 5000 bales EI-
pors TO GREAT Britain. 1908 bales coAst"ise 0o3o Gales
NswO9GEaSs April 9--Cotton quiet; Mlddlng. SO
cent. %oss ba,c. exports 10 Great ritan 1873 0ales
sales 1000 bales; STOCK. zo4o-5 bales ,o.,o ,,o.
Erporist 90 Great Britain ~ II oaler to France
baos TO the Continent 1855 bales; CoAstwse A''o oaes
Ngw.Yonx april s-The following the total act RS
ceptsof cotton Al ali te ports SINCE september 1850;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was esseued activity In the wheat
speculation yesterday although the cash bus So done
was larger regards orts-shippers took $4,000
bushels, although the fun amount OF ne engagements
was no till late. The options were sympathetic
With the West aud the influences that we're enectual
IN marKing lower prices were private discouragins
cable advices and favorable weather outlook TO- the
winter wheat After dn early iecine f4Gs cent tue
market recovered, but subsequently downward
movement again IN and the cn's heavy. Losses
scored ~ q fr April 1T 80 AMI Ju 20 at ~
"A for Nav at 81 ls aud July % ia; August at S-'4
was oil =. and December 81 cents Is cent lOwr.
Cash shows OF o cent bat he close was
eascr in temper shippers pnugnt 64.OOO bushels Inc
speculation IN options was without startling teatnre
prices ros- AM closed. but with heavy
iore 10 the III act Fina prices April. 43a May,
4G3s; June AGA july. 477s; and August 4S4 cents
Tner. was export demand for oats In options Apr
deli V, res were UNCHANGED IT IS ana Il cont better Tor
May }54 and June at 352 cents There was no eatur"
to provisions bat lard options closed substantially un'
CHANGED.
Tue receipts OF grain yesterday at New-York Philade
phia Baltimore Boston we're "a follows: Mheat, 3d.
239 bushels 81 800 bushrs oa>. SosIo nushtis
total grain pol COS nushrs -four 23.557 barrels chi
rago waukee ami S. Louis the arrivs w're: neat
39,O73 bushels corn. 2U2, 792 bushels oats. 96OZ9
bushels; total gram, 331.Soi bushels; nour' Zo,3oS
barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
PRICES AND FEAl RES IN THE MARKET.


Southern vegetables are abundant in the
marke, Mt present. Tomatoes from Florida sell for 80
cents quart Charleston asparagus brings 10 cents 81
a bunch. onions from Bermuda 20 cents quart, pota
toes from the place $50 barrel, Florida string
beans 40 cents quart beets ! cents bunch and
new onions . and 10 cents bunch Hofnouse carrots
can nr ought for 10 cents bunch. Gren peas are
81 80 haf-p-ck cucunhers 30 md 10 cents Gu ana
dDnceiiohs 10 aad 20 cents quart kiubaID 81 efCe
quality for cents bunch. lettuce ~ cents
mead. SpinHc % c. Dts quart. celery 80 cents phhch
pepp-rs 70 cents dozen, canllnoWers % cents
each, white onions - barrel and red onions W 90
Mushrooms COS % cents quart "
The wholesale price o meats Is steadily getting nlgher
thc effect Is the retail scale or prices Porter
2S cents sroin steak . ana round Steak
30 crnts pound. Rib roast IL Is y centS All xmas
ter sirb are cents pound fore 'uart.rs 10 cents
hndQuArt0r ~ mutton IL cents an l0rrqlattrrs 10
Fe 81 veal costs - CENTS ION or veal 20 cents
and veal outlets 30 SwrctOreue are ~ a dozen
and calves Eas cts 70 cents each toiequarters Oh
spring lamb - aud hin iqIartcrS 81.
Philadelphia roasting chickens are 20 cents pound
weighing from eight ten pounds pair. ana winter
ROASTING chickens 80 cents pound. mig oNlrsrns
Ching from one-and-haif pounds sell Tor ~
~ pIir capOns wei snng ten pounds cost IS cents
ponnd AMI West chickens IS cents pound Cos
ng- are aud % cents pound Yer uont turkeys ~
cents ard Western turkeys IL cehts a p"lut
North River ri the most Noticeable itnre on the
IS cents and Fl Asch SON bern zoe Sha
PIANO are worth 40 cents ponnd and Spanish m "Fers
ar ar ts Shad rOes are grrHtly Ill uenah"
II q c.nts pair. -, - -
f. are In abundance. Long Islands seling M low as
Is % Ducks eggs are 30 cents dozen ana
goos eggs go conts Tue best butter costs 80 cents
pound. ., -. -.
Strawberries are getting plentiful and retail NJ 10
cents and 81 quart FOR the best quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
CLOSING PRICES OF boston SrOoKs.
Bosroy. Aprti 9. 1885.
FRIDAY, April 9-P. ".


ro,or.s stoch norkets vcre very duh The transnc-
tous at the Stock Exchange announced only to 1ss3o3
shares against 24732s shares yesterday and 3to's''
shares on Wednesday, st. Psul and Duluth al'o'
selling AT CO. at 59la shows further advance OF % P'
cent: Oregon and TranscontinentaI shows gum W
per cent, aud Reading a deciin" OF p"t cen" N
from the stocks named the final changes vi 'no E'"
list range from L. to q per cent. ana tho gains "'o "
the majority. The market IL more ina" c'o' 49,
sioual one; holders OF STOCKS 40 n"' i'S''' SUI
1o.,n.s "a come from pressing the market with
sales OF short" stocks neither do they Detr"y thn
indication OF uneancss at the existing ephem"r"
conditions The large traders who express hcari.h
opInions almost universally protest that they have niue
or 10 interest In market not day passes WITH
out a severe attack being made values at some oht
in tho market Those OF readers who possess inter
est enough to each days operations 10 not meet
10 be told how little effect these attacks recently nave
had nor how quickly prices have recovered when the
attack ceased. To para phrase the utter
ances OF large operator who now IS
..bearsh" the existing conditions OF the speculation
seem to be about follows: few IT the hoarhro"m
leaders who made considerable sums of money during
of last summer and auinmn have SOFA ONT
all their "long" and to considerable extent
short" Thoy now are "loiiering looking and hoping
for .oInethng to occur that will sufficiently discour
aging brighten holders out OF stocks 80 that they NAV
cover their sales OF phantom slock-" To do tnis
now that talk OF tight money has fallen nan every
thing had is exaggerated sn ev rything mat
good is suppressed far possible. II to-fays late
news OF bloodshed East St 10 is Is conrnrd that
crhaps may exert momentary depressing effect; nut
there are few people who ready vet to nel"v" IN
anarchy in this country aud the markets closed steady
Government bonds were fairly active ana hrm Win
the bids for the As is per cent Annexed are
4 ola sfug tatto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
STA re- or IK4DE.

Boston April 9Fionr duh ~essern 7Hperaae - tpS
= %. cent W.nter hAtt - '~s' - or r;r que.
s .im'r oats ,'S gSie 80 White 9 80 vne &c.
shorts ~. ~ ii,tlf ''l't 49,, ,o,t.r1 10
9ecc,pts todayflonr goo Do,'" I%y. 1so
BUFFALO Apn ywhea, qSe1 40 d h',a i SoFi %TG
rae rss,'S SO !low. at 1-4c at 4''g &c 10
At sIc Oats-So White Western At s. ~ 80 40, Sn
Wc 900 Ga' corn 500 9ar s SS,' 5b 100 % S%ss
t1oui ousn ll.OO6 basi Oats 500 ousn b"r'e'
,tely Howard Western super 81 % - No.
pe1 iitssli. d. 41u1 jI9s. - - 20 tranis
M! p @Sts,-,oat aT 2aor
,oansro as - e'oS %e,f~F ro7 lare- cS
20 pc Nay. y s%y &c on asi stead, wuIte
err SIC 20 ,s"aw st g. western. aiIed suot. 49,
April MAJ 49," oatef 49, 80 Sa ic:
wss1rrD ~ whi,r. -'a dc. ,n1et 9"ye prna
.yA ,s ,Sa' Sc,. s't sra -
POS oot: Nnesc 90 n "sn 3%posnt.-tiolr 1898
o, corn So 800 ousL ,4ios" beat ioi4O" 'd'n" Corn
.ncAco April s-f""r snG anonangeSa a. cnol &c,
low ,rte, 81 ilgs5 ave flour s. ,Gsi oOI Sol.,
steady sale. ranged April 80 %e f asc
eo1lna Al ,prgs 1ts nc corn nS May 'aa
oar. sro%sers ,ae. april sS 'sv
No &c Mess fors- asst ~ 31G ~ 'o . may nj, - I9
Ear, uuIet and stea.is ranged cash ~ !ogt9 =
y - .ET M 5o' "a oo@i To- snor 5
= - nn 1sO nos ,H "a 900 nus joru lilo"
74Uo Hye T. no ou.i. ba,,1, ,orn "a ,D ,,s,
,,aos = ,u, p,,.L q % 1dsl f~'" z@oo' "usn'
oscsxAn April roa dn AMI , ' .' Ia f.% aty,
s,c, receipts 25O, shipments. 1000 pusn corn aui;
80 a'e % ;9 "a, ' .r ae, ar I,ra No. Spring
For. ir@ 50 10 .4rO easier !" 80 80 go So 5@s
rra o% ,eaw snn .ts.is ioa srt 81 IS loo s. q5
,nCr ass =" S % Sn ana L,inG s.
ng zoo su,cners lO@si 10 eecoDi' lo7o is'a' sup
psrao april s-wnra hrn Ma Whit Ss 3s;0 'a sna
ApnI s5c 30 MAY Mav SO 80 Red Sic secsip.s 1000
bush. corn-Na 5oa3S ~ oa1s-No White % &c. wv
zs hR Nay 49, Ips H. s qu S5p '' sa No 70
Barre, aaet &c. al ,roy'sOns stSnSs1 ,t as
S, .s Is Spf $ y y NAY Nav y .:
Sholc' Srea%ery ecsolsVrour 1900 Wheat
Susl 9.rev LOO .rs2 500 SSsn
MlssnArolls. MIMI Aorh ewheat steady No ,n,I
Hard ,sn'2 acAprI 8. -'c.' May % - june '"'
steady : Ssx HsS 4 Wsis sss
Receipts Corn 1000 BUSH Oas ioooV ,as1 oo ~ h.
ousn shlpments-corn- LOU push OATS -0oo' 0u'n
pm.prlraA April arouIhe market Sun G sSa
;inue dull and wea, WIN 9sG,s Is do Extra - !js
81 80 pc nsylvanlA Family - ,s,i 20 reDhsi An n
Eolisr process u 70 81 Is Delaware fa Nv - soS
so. Winter Wheat Patent s5uidso ~ "h-At- "a sc
ou,s AMI closed ecadY spot lots Huet export NJ
1uH No . Delaware Red ~ @:pori eleVao, 30 ~
p.no. yan,. k-o .Drii. 90 dsi &c aHS
~ a. ts.c the. 9Ia.H y &C.; Jay - av-S Or,
! inN auei, export deuanl IAN No : Mixed ,tdc.,
"a YeioM deDOt ~ 90: -teiher 30 ~
track i6isn Ia ID s1Au epL a. 81 n lsi q. Nav
die. .unc, arlad t1c oas-Spo "'' $40 iuLc
,.eI,d u mite $50. No , Mhe 80" 10 "hi'o 81. ,,r
uturc, duh ami Guieti NJ White Apt 800 ~ IN,
NJ 90 = ~c Juue JDd3fiac 'trcnDt--f foul 1vVv
a, g., 4 Ia un.n Corn $500 DdsL uNt linOo
| nusn ,nunenf.- IeaL U.OUO 0usA. CV'" -VO' o'SN
! ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10

Is ld Californian No. g. Sd 1sssd Der centsl Produce
-SprItsof rurDentlne o. Ca do a. London s. u pst
cwt refined petroleum. 80 q ~ per ya"n co..
Common. "a M. Pale ila I'd Cos ID Linseed Oh us
I'd. 1aliOw-fIne Anereln Sts sd; rrin' GU,
I'D American astrIgerltod 3eef hind quart
5t2i. fofe Quarters 4i4d Dcr b M, ooo
he wheat three days were '''"""
ccntais, including oO.000 cen tails American -, ..,.
he receipts OF Amerc for the past three us "o"
1916 d Centais o.. soo
LONDON April 9-Produce-Inseed or R2o 20 "a sse1
les nm Cs.nta LnseeL is nj Dss quarter iduseou
Cake Jsa27 s. 6L Ger ton sennet F"' UNI: 81;
6Is, <li)1 >)rIts OF rirDelun@ - to- peV cw-.
sperm "a. : Rrsin-ComnOn. 81 ~ per cwI.
Pale i5s DlIs PROVISIONS lard 55s. ID Der cwt .ot
Americans: sugar. LA DID, cwl for CuDa CentruueA
poIarzng 90 and IS. 3D. 3s Odfor Cuoa nuseoysd" f
rennnP admit Aistrplal riioS- 53cI SIs. ID ~
Mutton ia A. 81 Cocoa Nut on-CeT'a'
zjs. 20. .'ochu. f29s2i IS , =,
Ant, RIP. April g.-Psroleum-Fne pale American 10
francs 70 cenim"s pad and is francs ~ cennss sellers
Wicoxs ciossi rs centnes per 100 Kos
BREMEE April 0-Petroleum. marks % Lionnigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
THE pETPOLEUN Ma RKET

Another dull and featurcless market is all
that can he said about the oil speculation yesterday
Pending developments in the p'troeum country that
may prove decisive IN many respects AS to the futurr
but hich will be heard from for several days. spec
nlatorS are indsppsed To lar Operations Yet the mar
xe was htld with COOL measure or nrinhesS within
narrow nit, the last price @a' the same ~ tho
hrst The close qniei, stupid but steady.
The range prices and the tot dealings ~ the Coh
solid ted Exchange were as follows:
Op-utnp --.........73 Lowest ..........-....12i2
ri hest ............73 Final -.........-.....:Io
Sales barrels.
Renncd oil was UNCHANGED
Oil. CITY, Penn. April 9.-t'ru.e O-Nitona Tran
81. Certificates on ned 1924 and ;lo.ei a. 70;
highest price. 1913 prcr. 72i2 sales. $4,000
Il rrrls; clrarances. 1.5iSOOD barrels; shipments
7O.063 barrels; charters, l2l74o barrels; runs. -
barrels.
BRADFORD. Penn. April 0-Crnde Ol-National Tran
SIT Certificates Opene Mt 1928 and closed az 72'5;
highest price, 73. lowest pric~. 72l2 clearanceS
sS6ODO barrels rams. 1891 barrels
SPIRITS OF rURPENrINE
CnARInsToY April 0. -Turpentnr s.eldv at 3sc
WILMINGTON April -tArDsIoI duh 81 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10

At LOUIS Aprl 9.-fiOJr dIll. xxx 81 Obds3 ID NN
~ ,DasslO "a - % pst So; cI)ce s. '6s5 ~
ssncv "a 2O14 30 Patents. ~ Jja ~ Wheat uuh :
- Red Casa. Sbis,.. April. sbIsc.; MAY. so rd5 sc
in.e sue corr duh No Mixed. ,asn. SO - a3@ a.
s..'lf May. IA Oat~ DUH No hiIeJ Ca-l
Sc April 29ci NAV z.asc DiL ave steady at o.:
,'.r.v auerican Qua Batter quiet Creamery. ~ ~
noir, dc Eggs nun Al 34r Flax seq 81 o.
a. m iav steais Timothy. 81 0tlt rrari. roess bia
So at mn Corn ~ vi n! WHISKY ~ ~
Pony SD % BuikuIaats-LoDs Ee1r - 80 SNORT i.Ie
80. short Clear - 90 LarJ arm II 80 = go -
S.s.n,."S,onI y 90 mis-. WheaL 5000 nasr- 'ec
81, tnJ Du.D Oats 1900 ave 2Ooo onsh. oAis.:
100 xhIpfosnts-FiouT 900 o0A " heat 1yOcV
busl Corn 1900 oI.L. OalA 1900 oushi hSe' i'ooo
busL.; bsTIey. 1000 bush-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rip.r VesseLs and X tilro us
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

VnchfngoI. -
COAL-The demand has improved OF late and prices are
hrm-r.
COCOA-Dul and unchanged. - ,oo
,uftrE-spU - .as arin al S7sr. for FAIR, 100
bags AsNbroos sold private trmt options openeh uI
at UNCHANGED pu,es. 10 closing AZ iol o"s
july. 7ioS7.i5i August. 7iOG-.I5 september. los
lis; October. 1lOd'..1 November, l. 100 fl' 'oo.u
Der, 7.l"d 5. Mid GRADES dui. SHES |oc '"|'
Saw IN la md 2tl NeVIc private terms ,.h.,,,
CUTrOS-~pot CO.tOu was et anc We X put W., ~.
quoabo chan Saes . bgles ~ last eyennt ~ ~, "a
Tome consumption &c iverfes 10 bale Zee ls " .o
ports tody - bales AGAINST so ms saL az sTioci
AMI g. g. last for the week, i2."2 Dae7
32 mi. day lac X and ~ wear since sen
&c bcr 4~s.S59 bales. against 40 0579 Tor Inc same
period last ,.a..,,o,
Inc according 10 the American cla'''ncs''"
lOllOMa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
tueopEAN lAIOJJG dAtIsr

tiythrool April rrOgl~Ions- Bacon tuho'f;1in,iNu
Al M lOns I'll ~ Mbdics. -. Oh ohJrt CiviI
- IA -uurt abs 3Ds DtL. ShOdider+ 80 uu oe'
1eef-1,> bu. t,trA indian Aces l..me nes' si.Sn
II jDL Fllho
- v'..i.rn A.. Id Lard American. 55s-: frine " es.
era, 81, a. ..lru on. III h1ns-l-ohx Sub o1s.
snnuiner ,S Butter Cd rot ewL ioF nnest
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