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Il: I
ssss: e y ~
s!9 81 n tsre I:!.:
5 r.. 4: 4 .,5s 4 % /;
i HonS sT 7: a ss' sss 49, B. H at 80 1885
81. ( !: 3 H. g tx Z
n 6 g g. = s.S g !, !. p s q -
NJ Sod:% 1 II c$esso Steer. q f'S 10
g g sfs Do At h. at Z g. e 90 %
DO s2l D. az 20 cincinnati :, Corfea s,scr. i2Ss
DO a,S p 4 y a. a go S1%o i,csi ).
40 6e7 f H. 49, 20 psy Cows. S1
ao a'@ ssS s. % IS lHfp is f5's5' Is
3 a. e. fSss o, :: 90.
90 s p 90 4 q e os. a !. g. 10 at
At $50 2ore1 80 ~ at s646' Bull 2.2o' = At
P ,Sg % s.aS b 81. ss
sss at IS IS csis1g 40 ses H'y
ssS a! Is q 30 81 g to- = 10 # pa SEQ %
Pe9nsgyaaia cow ~ b. Al lisc Sdo go :, q s
sS X s $ % a. q i g g. Do u q:
S. 70 sdo 1854 B at IS l2 * OHIO 10 az n at 81 IS;
~ Cows and Steers Mixed, i.oS5 ~ at 81 As; Bulls
lob n. at S3 20; do. 1850 H. at - l2Y or. l.<2o
CALVES Receipts 2.Soj head, OF which 2sl2 head
wereat OOth-st
business into the hands OF the al Butchers Asse
cation to-day and about all the sales were made by ths
Most Of the offerings light Veas and sales o. Common
tar from 10 Sac Good Prime bringing 50
6c and Choice quoted up TO &c the latter an extreme
Judd & BasKinyGan: 81 vcas li5 10 ato.e; sdo. Ito
b. at -
Nowton & Gillet: svcals l2l u at 5ssc.
JcinP. Wright. HOag & fSOd by the cali Butcherg
So 2o - do. 10 ID: At s. IS "a do ia n at 81 ss
head-l7 lars a. 60tst and 9cars at Jersey city Total
four DAYS 81 sao az ,inst s head for the CORES
selling than Monay. aud the could NOS
be cleared Yearllng Lambs were UNCHANGED and sprns
shorn sheep ranged rom So We. load OF Common
Clipped stock sold - i2 and bunch Of Poor at So S0
and Fair to Extra Yearling Lambs at a. i4c
A few spring Lambs were sold al ~ - per ne M -.
& Gllott ~ Dhlo sheep ~ 10 az &c. lsA
do "a 3D. Clipped Pennsylvania do "a h. AZ So sot
P,nnsyyani. Yelrlirgs II h. at 7c ~ do % at s.e
j. r sader * Co i7e Kentucky Sheen Common 90 q
- l5j DO 96 ID. az So DO II do 100 ID at - o.
Denback * Dewey 81 state sheep - 10 at8c 81 do.
S "a at at e. f 80 q do az a H It. AZ fs g. 10
EN- Lambs u, at 7'.c Ala do. IS 10 at Sac % spnas
HallenbecS Davs $50 state sheep 81 n at es.c; igI
do ~ 10 at G7sc 1876 do 80 ~ at7c do % at nc lsS
ohio DO lOl ~ at e 20 DO lod b az &c iS2 fippsa
~ h at Sc iI9 State Lambs 10 No. atsc.
Hume q Mullen sheep 90 10, At she 80 stat2
Lambs Sc h at II spring Lambs a. 81 % per mead
TO S~Rcceips 80 cars 0: 1889 hed-ts cars =
Jsr,ey c an = sa he f o @
Nom nay shade lower at 81 Oo3si 30 per loo ..
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

srrRr., COURT. CHAMBERs-Before Andrews. Nos
$50 go 299 SOl 3O7 SOs 300 3D. 49, 3lA ol6
.srTESAK coURI--sPEcIAh TERM-PARr L-BcfOre Van
brgq, JwNS c;. S3S 56I 49, pooro 1.rro,oo
42S 22s2 2SO1. 2Y25 2SOI 25i3, 22O2 7Gl. 2309,
l9t o 81 2sS s Ss9 S 81 2Ais 1880 l2o $50 1900
surErNn COURT ClncuT-rAE1 lI-Bei9re Van p Worst
1916 sc s6 G ss &c. SD as o4 5 io e. 1892 9 9s7
surnrMK couHr-cmcur-PAH1 III-Before Donohue j.
HsS 1851 Ssss sos 80 soo1 SSl al 3gg1'
sp s $iGS $if M $s si s 1923 $ $i9s 1894 &
sUrRrxr couRT-cHcun-pAR1 Iv-Beiore Beach. J.
3Sid So 200 1899 2sS 2SS 2ViS 49, ei1. IA
sGhRocAiK,s coUHT Before Rollins. smwm Of Bridget
eTR6s o,HroGrxTRAL rFRM-Aouurned for the term
srrrMoE covEr-srGciAL TgHA-Bciore rrusI J.-NOs.
srrfnoR CouRT-TrIA THRn-pAnT I-Before oGorman
J-Nos III 1873 l52e ii2o. 7oi 7O7 1885, 1915 1887
suPrnioR counT-TEI.L TKrM-PARr Iv.-Beiore Ingra
oonsos PLEAs~EQUiIY TERM-BeiOrc RoOkstaver j.
Sossos PLkAs-srEciAL TRRN-Before Bockstaver. j.
TIT TEE . ,d5s Hf' Rv !s
d 1877 az 30 ds IT, i1ss iSS o c 5
is e le ss 1888 ss 49, s1s lS.c s soY 49,
CcnyoS pLrAs-TGI TEKx-pART Before Van Hoe
t74 $3.50 49, $3.50 5757 5JSl 6z72 1884 1894 57l5.
ti52 lbs. GIL. G2l3. O2li.
,CnY Coum.TEAL T9nM-PAEr iI-Geiore Hyattg la Ia
tse2 1888 6OO 36il 5s6l 1891. COOS, 5Ss, 66z5
t4s3. jC3s 5D58 5gJS, CO.'S. 6034
CITY COuRrLTRIAL TgRM-PART III-Before Hall j.
Noe oO7U J467 GAO 6ll2. 80 Gl9l. 6l92, 26O5 COL
$40 5e67 G7S6 GIL 6Ol3 5267. SOS, 1928 6975 1916
eUl4 1854 o2U. 5l40
COURT or OYsR TRRMINER-Bef0re Barrett j.. and
tlci Attorney MARITIME and Assistant District Attorney
fe!0Ns-AO. ].
scogGr on GnsrRAL sEssIoss.rAaI ImBetore RECORDER
npyib Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald Nos L.
o. go II. H. ID. IA 10. 49, IL. 10. lS, 20 2l
~ 49, "a.
CotRI OF GENERAL sEssoys-PARr II.-Betore Judge
Sldeeeye District Attorney Bedford-Sos
u, ~, 20, "a. 70.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The proceedings
in the Supreme Court the United States to-day
as follows:
On motion Of William Eyarts Hamilton squier, OF
New York iiy. admitted Ia practice "a
No l2sO- Bck NO. plaintiff i'll error, at Peter i!bpKDs
sheriff
No i2Sl-Wo Lee plaiutif agt. p ter Hopkins,
shcuf etc submitted Hall McAllster and j l. SmoO
Tor plaintiff and by Alfred Clarke ana seeberst
for defendant error, -
No 224-tharlcs c Caiman. appellant agt William Peter
Argument concluded by Geer and Ashy Pond Tor
appellee. . n.-, ,,, --,
10 225-1 The heirs OF John Benjamin. deCeafed appel
lauts Charl"s J. Duf administrator OF Guy II Amen
deceased dismiss argued by orthiDgtOn in
support o same by Henkle opposition thereto
Argument on The merits postponed for the present
No. 22o-1he United States, appellant agL G Wilson.
Passed until tOmOr
No 227-ElizabehA L Hyatt appel ant. agt " south
worth Appeal the Circuit Court Of the United states
The Noihern District OF OHIO Dismissed with costs I'M
RUE 10.
no. pa The Wabash 81 Louis and Pacific Railway Com
Isng pianfia ag the peOpe OF Illinois Argument
lesn Greene Tor plaintiff In error and continued by
George Hunt for defendant i'll error
Adjourned until TO- morrow at II O'clock
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. April lin the Court of Appeals

to-day the following causes were argued
no 628-Thomss ] Pope and others. respondents agt
George Porter and others. appellants George COnsocA
for appel ants. " " Niles for Respondents .
No 6I3- NidlOts Olteumot, appellant agt the Guy OF
Buffalo and one respondent -. 81.
NO 81 John Reinnlng and others appellants agt the
respondents =, .,--. .o-.o,
en- DAVID Day for appellant William "oitmngtoh Tor
respondent 81. go. o
pors Person ogden others. appellants submitted:
No 81 Henry He;ecker. respondent agt Henry @ Der
nard appellant NOIes for appellant. John Graham Tor
respondent
The following Is the day calendar for April Is:
Nos 6SS G37. 63s, Gao. GA. CAS-. GAG. G47.
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FAILURE or CIGAR MANUFA CTORh8S'

SeidenherQ a Co., Observation-Disclosures VI oIF"..,,
"a .s ana at Kew Fla made an as:isnmen'
70 August oesier with the
James DUCK $1,000 Loo 80 sc9 NV II Lee seos the
Snhn"rn holders OF promissory notes
SO III 20 s. Fugent sons osSo ~
Some o0o making The total OF uScrere
ORR, az similar style which failed the preceang 1e
with sb.ties of 50 7O7 OK and assets OF sS odnS
n nartners who were also members OF tne pIsccus
presen. 81 that concerns debts basis OF 20
nor cont aud continued the business.
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Creamery

Receipts 500 packages The market contnn
advancing until Friday, when 1890 was the ing price iol
fine then arrivals have been heavier man
was generally anticipated and prices have ruled easier AZ
close there only moderate cemlnd Dut the haihcu
closes fairly steady l212a l23c for prime TO fancy
Duck and goose eggs quiet and barely seay Ut
the decline noted. - "a, s,oa
and Penn Western. cases l2l2dl24
fresh laid per dol l2a40l3 Southern FRESH laid l2 0l2
Maryl Land l2L 62 Duck eggs per doz 20 a -
Western fresh laid l2420 "a Goose eggs perdoz 90 40
FRUITS AND BERREs-FREsH.
Appes of fancy quality about steady but the lower
GRADES continue pres sale prices. Grapes
scarce and Imer Cranerres moving tribe better FoUha
srawberIies choice qnay sell readily NJ to0ouc st"ck
VIII ch goes the s piping stations TO savanna IN re-
fri ,eratOr and thence rgei3tOr on inc steamer 10
ms civ has order and taken readily al top qno
tstions shipments generally III irregular contoD
and sell in WIDE range 10 quality.
Apples -, M, IN lCranDeTrlees- NH , ron. M
Creening per 90 OO Do. per crate. 1901 90
Inferior stock a 20 10 " per craze. OV"i u"
Grapes = - sol Ia StIa"perIles' ooa-o
Catawba. per ID. 3 IO per qt...--..---- Zo@'o
POULTRY AND GAME.
The Jews have important holiday earv IN next week
and call from killers the market for all KINDS or
poultry decidedly higher anu firm Fowls turkeys ana
geese especially want'd =, .,.-,..- -. 49,,
ing quiet and quotation not easily obtained Scarcely
fresh killed turkeys arriving Pnaepha poultry OF
except yearngs fowls and SQUADS scarce
and wanted. - .,,n
Choice fancy turkeys in moderate deDan and stedy
firm but be very fancy TO exceed lie Ducks and
geese steady. -,----, ,-
quiet but steady. Wild ducks Gull and irregular.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON April ll-l2:S0 m.Consols. lOOio for money
and 100 oil for the account Atlantic and Great western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates, Al Canadian racine
a. L. Trc g67s do second CCnsos. 81 s Illinois Central
1875 Mexican Ordinary 80 ST. Paul Common "o2 Ne"
York central 1885 Pennsylvania. D. 1870 49,.
$50 n m-PaTis adyices quote Three Per Cent hente'
at 80 francs 81 n ccntlmes tor the account
d m-Bar silver ~ gu tied at 40 5-l0d. per ounce
India Council bills were allotted to-day at u decline
LONDON April IA p. m-Consols 100 ZIG Tor money
ond III 10 for the account Erie 2694 Mexican Ordinary
96s. ST Paul Common, 904; NewYork Central 1904;
Reading l2i2
Spanish FOurs. 51ls -,
Canada Northwest Land Company 5A2
Hudson Bay Company, "a l.
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@ hearing will be continued next Tuesday.
GRANDCHILDREN CONTEST A WILL

A contest of the will of Francis Pares, VINO
died at 40. 235 Clinton Brooklyn. on February IL
and left fortune OF 81 100000, has been begun before
the Brooklyn Surrogate. The interest OF $1,000 eacn
was left TO q number OF grandchildren, ana ample pro
vision was made for Mrs Pares, who has since dled
bulk Of the property was left to the executors Oh t
will Francis Pares Osborn and Mary q. Osborn, TWO OF
the grandchildren. The contest Is made by Joseph l.
Pike and Nellie q. Nudge, also grandchildren
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n,o,cv,ryoy or TN REV. DIR. PUTNAM

The Rev. DR. Alfred p Pntna has resg1ed h IRON
the pup a 1i wv, for more twenty years HIS health
nnt been good time Two years ago ne 'oo
nas nv" ncx,eodcd vacation After nearly year OF
an ant e1 he returned to his work iniy ,o re-
US his health has again Droken UoNn.
$40 Pntnan is now az atlantic CITY. IL succeeded me rev
br F. Farley the pulpit OF me ChurGn o .hD
in " and from the Harvard DIVINITY school In $50 ne
for eight years Roxbury Mass before gong 10
t,r.a LlvD
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COTTON M.RKrrs-sY TEL sGaAPH

LIVERPOOL Ami II 1920 p. m.-Co;ton-tlrm WIN a
good demand; Midins Uplands. 5lsd: DO Mddiing Vr.
seans Sacs-lO.OOO bales. tncldng OuO udies lo
s,aclaton and EXPORT receipts To- 200 bae hll anec
1uturcs ouict Uplands. Low Mddlng clause APrn anu
Nav delivery 36@d.d; do MAY ana June ueH'9r, =,
iiI. do June aud July delivery OO-oui 10 1uy Anu
uus delivery STD: August and september delv-
September and october ue'ey' o'ofu-'
IA october and November delivery > efuo IT,. .o.,
; m-The sales the day included 7sOO Dales Aneri-
,.,. , u~ ,,ddtng c,ause April deiy
airy lid BUYERS April and hay deb'eIy. . --ot
,re,s do Nav and June delivery 26id buyers 40
Inne and Juy delivery, 564o. sellers 10 July Anu a
rsf oeIIyery , lid selers do August anu september
dsivery .i6id. do september ana Octoo1I
ery Dad sellers october and NovenDeI ueh.eIy'
si Gsd sellers september delivery. oiu seIIeIs
IN FUTURES closed quiet but STEADY Y piahus Low
Middlng clause April delivery 2-t4d value 10 gym
NJ Nav delivery 26id. value; do May anu JUNG uo.t
arv lad blyrrs do Jun and July delivery. o toss'
do Jul and August dc livery. boId OnyeI' No.
1ngnsi and september delivery. st4d BUYERS do. nep
,u1ner and october delivery. GOid Ouyers 90 OCtoDe
and November delivery. Sid buyers DO oepteuooi "o
livery - lp6id sellers: - 49,. ..o.,v. N,adl,ng q. Low
Mddng sLa; Good Ordinary i.lni net am EaoS' "
cents ~ bales sales. 81 bales Stock AZ ~ paos Lou
skvAxxAH April il.Coton hrm; M,aara ma "a s,ss re-
CENTS os4 bales ex coastwtse li30 bales Saes
SEw ORLEANS April 4-Cotton firm Mlddiin:' a5o
ag MiddlIng 5.l6 ood Ordinary 10 10 net receP,o
G25 bales gross G25 bales exports TO Great bfi's
GgI baes 10 France 1896 bales 20 the continent ~
bales; coastwse 5s25 bales sales. 2oVo Oaes' s"oN'
syl4 halAl
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Beans. NATION.
BUTTER.

BUTTER
Receipts the week. 25911 pigs Exports 10 Europe
for week 200 pkgs OF reported carN III ast
week was fully before the close under moderate
REGENTS and an mprOy demand But the tide has again
turned buyerss favor ana looks as though there woua
he sieady decline The supply -
more liberal fair and sellers are anxious To Keep
clean oors Wholesale price OF Extra tgn creamery
NOT above 4c ana fancy Pennsylvania sells at 800 3ic
few lots of state selling Sc For Extra Iowa etc
800 is top leaving grade Oc s the next price ana ar
to good stock sells at 27d29c few close selecons OF
state dairy half tubs reaching Bic but 3Oc Is practically
the ion Tor hest lair TO choice going 26d2c Best
Welch tubs sell at 2sd2~hc. ana at those NJ.
nres The demand is fair Imitation creamery Western
dairy and factory in hight supply and without notable
change.
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The contest between Matthew L. Breen ana A. j.
Rorers ceshp of the Xth District Civil Court has
ten decided in favor of the latter by of the
Superior Chief Judge Sedgwick writing the OPINION
Justice Van Worst in the opinion and Justice Iruah
Glssents.
Snow nd ice slid roof Of Tompkins Market In De
cemcr 1873 striking Newberger aud inurrlng ms
Shoulder Jury the court Of Common Pleas. Judge Dhf
lIesdinC a NCIdlCt Tor = ,OUV.
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The sixteenth annual meeting OF the Women
posrd of Foreign Missions Presbyteran Church was
begun Yesterday IN the la'ayeltc sdresses
pr9"kIvn Re,cips OF S44 100 20 were reported hu'
on mission wors made by Mrs H. H. .neciai
NJ shaw an Miss Ellen c. Parsons An % Nv Mrs
interest upon Women OF India was r of San rt
in Tng;apd and appeared native costume r and ohn
made by the Rev Drs T. l.. Cuyer d, Z, hdaYP
G,lespe The meeting will be continued 'ou"''
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rip.r Vssseis and R tur0Ifa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot RIO duh at sa,c. for Fair. options
opened points higher and closed steady but the ss lo
the nay were only 1900 bags The rec ps at mo v
: i567 20; june 7O5G7los july 7.0jd7l0. August.
7Ojd7l0; september 7Oj67.l0. Mid grade. steaiy
private terms , ,-, ,so
C0TrON-Spot Cotton quiet and unchancei. Sales 81
bales 42 last evening" including 200 for expor ana s
consumption Receipts at the ports 60 day 'o-o
againsI 7Dj this day last week and 1870 last year
quotations the American cldssincauon
LIZ
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VALUABLE LIBRARIES TO BE SoLD.


NJ Faconer n A. OF Brooklyn consisting chiefly OF works
on art is being cataogued and viii be sod carry IN
the time The library of Inc
late James Brooks formerly member OF Congress na ea
Tor OF The ErDrcss VIII Dc soiu lnc s
named library con sists of some 5000 volumes
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Forthe week ending Tuesday April 49, 1855



poceicts for veek-Beans FOG bbls Peas, 1852 bush
FxnorNBeans 7Og pkgs Peas 100 BUSH The tone OF the
market is little choice dry Marrow Medun ana
pea Trade but eis are so niue eher
that the accumulated stock IS steadily reducing anu
clailn week Choice
ing az 90 OF offers 10 SHADE nat p4ce
fire stock few of best Medium ana Pea nave Icaceu
20 and while the price still perhaps extreme u is Ie
generally this afternoon Red and White Kidney anu
Turtle Soup dull but without change III vaus
receivers feel that offers 10 sell AT less price Wouu n9t ma
teriav tie dem nd on grades OF domestic buas s
for price they VIII BRING Ilmss quiet
and steady. Green Peas weak
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CHARLES ~ VAIL SAILS FOR EUROPE.

(h1TIpS Vt. Vail, NTtSIUFNT Ut III'. y
change and Mira Vail sail steamship America yes
terny ixwecks spring tour 10 Europe ne
Ro.ri OF Managers Mr.. Vail handsome Dank on
fowers and Mrs received basket OF cur mowers
delegation IRON the Exchange WIN acconp"u Va"
vessel down the bay in tug.
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rrcp1ARIES COLORED WITH COPPER

Dir Cvrns Edison III The american Grocer. prints
lecr showing that 80 cent OF imported foieg
Vegetables preserved in glass and tin are arfcay colo
win conner rhe this is to give the preserves
peasng hue Dr. Edison describes the processes by wcn
he and shows that consumers pludce
in favor of gratihed at the expense oil WHOLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

uni to survey sne through ts choe ar nc ss.
lisnnent Of Tuxedo Park Assoc auon Is nsc
that made out o., WHY ao,,ia
% Of thai sort take place. said he wouu
~ cnu sc he merely an attempt us and make money
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,,,,r srocg MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

prrruo Aprl last "a hours $50 nea'
,oai ar week thus for same I'm" sst ween.
"a, head gned through n cars OF when 10
cars for sale prices declined I'D cents snce ZAP.
uouday Fair TO Good Native shipping steers - oo~9' "
Ira steer, 4O4Sj 80; all offerings taken. .xoox
Sb.so Recepts last "a hours LOO ncsn to,I 10, 49,
,,"s sr ~ 40 mead for time last week 4ooV heso
,gned through of which 10 SeW oIn'
an .c. market inactive and lower no New YORK m NV
MEDIUM To Good, - UOaf5 I3i Choce 70 rnaA ~ cars
a., Iu. amb. Common Prime, So OOos' W. ~ cars
pa necc,nt, ast "a hours 6270 head toal LOT ~eex
IA GIn, for same last week ZZoZO rohsepou
shrongn OF ~ for Newfork: cars Oh oaJ
sais Work weights at ~ SOds4 20 10 w" vN
Semand. srleced Medium weights strong al - ooH -
Iight PieA ~ lU1Si 20 cars Common anu hsn' "o'"
over. I'm. poca,nta $40: Shfpments
,o,,. nartet Choice NatIyo snipphe '"ea'
a. M :, 80 Native Butcher steers - ooass oV 49,
and Ueers So 5OQ$i 20 stocEeIs anu ree"ois' ~"
20 ..oa,. ooo. Light ST -
a "a Packing OOaS4 10: HEAVY ~ Zo1ss ." at
Shssp-Iiecepts 80 shipments. none niAiNo' ''' "
Cg,cIGo April l4-71< Dror>r' Journal reports ,av
pecrpts 300 mead shipments. lsOo hran ns ~
SHINING Steers 81 9Jas5 30 stockers anu us "a o1
osI 40 Cows Bulls Mixed IL 'o9sf W. o">' ~ W.
so = ono ,rartet lower
pnugb ON. Mixed O0dS - IS; PACKING auu
"a ~ - 90 Light 900 ~ 80 Sslps % vun
sh,,p-Rece.pts 20 hoadi shipments ono ~ mn.
steady Nauyos 81 &c $50 OO esVeip " w" " w
81 $50 So IL: Texans. s. oossi 10
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NO RAILROAD THROU0H TRUXEDO PARK
II has been reported that under the powers con-
ereo by forgotten railroad company has DO
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLE

Irish potatoes have been IN good supply and without much
prices Scotch Magnums show advance aud
closed ry and Nova scotia stock has been
more plenty slightly favOing buyers state potatoes Of
good quality moving trle better but at comparatively
low prices Bermuda pi.ne and lower selling
S2 Dbl Bermuda ons plentier and
lower. firm At the reduction Tomatoes easier Bees
s uch argeI but the stock selling readily. Choice
In good demand poor lots dull and low Cabbages
in ght supply and firm Norfolk kae and spinach has been
in large supply very reeuaI in quality ana Lover
Asparagus in fair demand when OF choice quality Od
onions Irregular and higher other kinds dull and
haye1y stea
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
,,,.., ..rox nr, "a --Turpentins steadv at 3oiac
sayISyAa April ~ -IurDentine nrm AZ ave;
WILMINGTON April l4-rurpentina nrm ." Ao~
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FtRs AND
The results Of the recent London were of the
most important kinds Disappointing 10 the
the trade here and dd not Justify the prices recently current
market Prices for skunk tacco0n and Opossun
therefore declined and ruling
choice winter Black
sections exceeding bulk Of
ie REGENTS caught slowly nj the figures
still active and and a
good call for Muskrat at firm prices
MILK.
The daily average receipts milk the
railroad distributing points IN aud the city for the
week have follows Erie 800 OF milk %
M condepsed milk and 80 OF NcwYOrk city
and Northern 27s cans OF milk Harlem, 1850 OF
milk % cans OF 0ndcnsed milk and 80 cans Of
cream: ontario and West Shore. 1000 cans. of
m,I l35 cans O condemns milk 90 cans Of cream New
Jersey Central Of mix and 10 cans Of cream New
Haven Hartford l2l5 OF milk and by msceane.
total daily supply has been 1898 cans q m sS cans Of
fairly steady a an average price Of
81 66 can for the surplus tho railroad platforms
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bfonfha

Futures dropped TO 9poins and sold to only very mod
crate extent. SAFES, st, 100 bales
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The Opelousas courier., 1886-07-31
Washington and Bunker Hill.

1t was on the 18TH day Of June, 1775,
that George Washington was chosen
Commander-in-Ch Chief of the American
army. The next day he made his answer
to Congress, in which he declared that
he accepted the office, but that he would
take no pay. He left Philadelphia ON
his way to Boston June 81, escorted by a
troop of horsemen, and accompanied by
Schuyler and Lee, who had just been
made major-generals by Congress. They
had gone about twenty miles when they
saw man on horseback coming rapidly
down the road. tt was a messenger IL
ding post haste to Philadelphia, and
carrying to Congress news of the battle
of Bunker Hill. Everybody was stirred
by the news and wanted to know che
particulars.
"Why were the Provincials compelled
to retreat2n he was asked.
ut was for want of ammunition, . he
replied.
ibid they stand the fire of the
regular troops2' asked Washington anxi-
ously.
"That they did, and held their owl
fire reserve until the enemy was within
eight rods.n
ssThen the liberties Of the country an
safe" exclaimed Washington. lie re
membered well the scenes under Brad
dock, and he knew what a sight it must
have been to those New England farm.
ers when q compact body of uniformed
soldiers came marching up from the
boats at Charlestown. If they could
stand fearlesslys there was stuff in them
for soldiers.-Ss Nicholas.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-07-31
Honey in the Chimney.

Wild bees are becoming very plentiful
in the country around Emigrant Gap.
A score or more of trees have been cut
near that village during the past eight
months, some Of which proved very
rich. In this connection the following
strange circumstance is noteworthy: The
chimney OF James Davis's house, Bear
Valley, had not been used for a yea o.
two-that is, not By the family. On
April IL it was found necessary to start
a fire in that part of the house. The fire
was duly started, but for a while it did
not burn very successfully. The fact is
there was an obstruction in the chimney
IN the shape Of q large deposit of honey
in the comb. The fire caught in the
honeycomb, the flames shot up out OF
the top Of the chimney to the height Of
about ten feet, and it was thought for a
while that the house would be destroyed,
but it wasn't. Over 200 pounds OF honey
ran down the chimney.-Plaeer (Cal.)
Argas.