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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Mr.. George House adjusted the
loss to Mr.. ]. NJ. II. Beale, of Ma
son county, whose dwelling and
contents were destroyed by FIRE, In
just one week after it occurred
paying him in full the sum Of 49,,
OIL 82.-GaLlipoIis BuLletin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Lew. Wilson, on Monday, fell
from a scafFold at the K. & o. De.
pot, and was hurt quite badly
about the neck and shoulders,
which will disable him from work
for several days.
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Notice To Trespassers.

WTARNING is hereby given that any
w person who shall shoot, hunt
range, fish or fowl on our lands in Glen
denim District, Mason County, West
Virginia, or who shall trespass thereon
by landing, tying or lying with theil
shanty or other boats on the banks
beach or shore along our Ohio river
front, will be arrested and otherwise
dealt with as provided by law.
G. T. BEALE,
]. NJ. II. BEALE,
JOHN W. STEENBERGEN.
oct, l3-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

NJ. NJ. Laidley is out 10 a new i'd
vertiseuent in this paper, which
will be found on our first page
He has a bran new stock and it
will pay you to call and see him
when you want groceries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Dr.. Barbee has had a paper roof
put on his Office. Risk { Butler
did the work.
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IITANTED-A CANYASSER IN

WTANTED-A CANvAsSER IN
w EVERY town In West Virginia,
to sell the KirChner NeGktie, (patentetii
a simple, economical and durable device
with which every man makes his own
necEtie ut less than One.tenth the cost Of
the manufactured article. Greatest nuy.
city Of the day staple as -four; sells at
sight. Special Territory to good men,
SEM stamp for particulars, or 20 cents
for four neCkties complete worth Sl.bl,
KlRCHNER MFG. CO.
Me Fifth Avenue, Pitkbugh, Pa.
sept ~ In
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For nice hat or bonnet, the lat
est styles, go to Mrs, H. E. Bow
liug's,
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STATE Of Nca Viry6tia, County, Mason, 81:
IT, SrRBMS0, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 70 the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
T. STRIBLlNG, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
18th day OF October, 1885.
JAMES II. COUCH, JR.,
Notary Public,
Correct-Attest;
P.s. LEWIS,
oct l3.lw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Next Friday there will be a
fine display Of new millinery goods,
at Mrs. II. E. Bowling's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

We direct attention to the new
advertisement Of Messrs. Chas.
Mack 4 Son, in this paper. They
have the i4vgest stock Of goods they
have oveI lad, and say they are
selling them cheaper than ever be.
fore. This is a worthy firm, and
our Mason county friends, when
they do trade in Gallipolis, should
not fail TO call at their store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Grand opening of new millinery
at Mrs. H. E. Bowliug's next Fri
day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Mrs. Dashneri Is having her house
painted in and outside, and also a
new tin roof put on her house.
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PRRsosAIs.-Miss Kate, daughter
Of Rev. Geo. T. Lyle, of s. Adams
is visiting Dr. campbell's family
and other relatives in this city.
Mr.. Peter G. Holloway. Of The
steamer 81. Lawrence, after spend
ing two weeks vacation with biz
family in this place, returned Il
duty last week, and is now pilot
on the steamer Bedford, plying be
tween Cincinnati and POmeroy.
Mrs. W. A. Cheuvront, Of Ceredo
who has been visiting her father
]. 7. Brown, Esqr near town, left
for her home Monday.
Dr.. W.. s. Hoy and wife, and
Miss Blanche Tomlinson, Of thil
city, took in the Cincinnati Expo
sitiOn last week.
Mr.. John shively has moved biz
family TO Logan. We regret L
lose them.
Mr.. John W. Young, Of thil
place, is visiting friends at Logan
Ohio.
Mrs r. 7 Martin e m a y;s;,
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Steve Adkins is putting on The
tin roof on the K. & o. Depot, at
this place.
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An Abstract Of the Proceedings
Of the October Term, 1856, OF
County Court, OF Mason
County.

OF the OClODef EerIllS $780, Ol
County Court, OF Mason
County.
James Mclaughlin allowed 500
reward for the capture Of Wilbur
Bias, accused Of numbering Ed.
Ssarkey.
A voting precinct was establish
cd at GlenWo School House, in
Hannah district, upon petition Of
L. W. Grover and others.
John c. Livezey, Surveyor Of
Road Precinct No s, Clendenin dis.
trict, ordered to open up and con-
sttuct the road established at the
April term, upon petition Of l. F,
Poston and others.
Permission granted the Ohio
Valley Medical Society to occupy
Court Room on the 10th and 18th
Of November.
N, NJ. sayre granted license to
operate a ferry from Letart, W. Va,
To Letart, Ohio.
Upon the application Of Samuel
McDermitt and others for a change
Of road in Union Districts
Change ordered made in accord
anCe with the Viewers report and
the Surveyor Of Road Precinct No.
A, Union District, directed TO open
up and make said change with The
means aud labor at his command,
at once.
", H. Howard, A. J. Watterson
and Thos. Batemau appointed
viewers upon petition of Sadoc
Hedge and others TO view location
for road in Clendenin District,
commencing at what is know as
ferries Run road near VIM. Clark,
thence through the lands Of Burt
Clark, James Couch and the Couch
land to the old Valley road, a dis
tanceo Of nearly two and a half miles
and to report to next term.
Frank Eastman, Surveyor Of
Roads, Arbuckle District, author.
lied to expend $40 in repairing
bridges in his precinct.
JnO. W. Bechtle appointed Sur.
veyor Of Road Precinct No. s, Ar.
buckle District, place Of A. Z. Scott,
resigned.
Land owners ordered summoned
upon petition Of J. B. TippeLt and
others, Arbuckle District; upon pc
tition Of A. J.sheppard and others,
Clendenin District and upon peti.
tiOn of. W. Halfhill and others,
Arbucklo District, to next term Of
Court.
Upon petition Of L. H. Bitgood
and others in Arbuckle District,
for change Of road.
Change ordered established in
accordance with Viewers report
and land owners allowed damages,
Ordered, that the road establish.
ed at the July term, 1885, Of this
Court, upon the petition Of ]. ".
Young and others and numbered
precinct No, II, Hannah District,
be and is hereby attached TO prs.
Oinct No. 10, in said District and
the Surveyor thereof is hereby di.
Tected to keep the same in proper
repair.
W. T. Hayman, appointed a
Special Commissioner to have tbo
iron bridge over Toulinson's Run,
and the roof Of the bridge Ovs,
Spring Run, painted.
VIM. Smith, appointed a Special
Commissioner to have The roof If
the bridge across Crooked CrsoL
painted. 'A'
Upon petition Of Ira William,
and others for a public road in In.
ian District Ira Williams, /, W
Jetfers and W, H. Howard, annoiD n.
ted viewers.
Henry Gwinu, John Wise and !
A. McClary Commissioners Object.
ion at GleuwOOd School House.
Precinct in Hannah District, ~
hnld oianI;,o - - ,oon w
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Leteyety lady wait the arrival
Of new millinery goods at Mrs. II.
3. Bowling's.
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True Democrat" we cannot
publish your articles unless you
give US your name.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Everybody is agreed that the sor
rel Lexington colt Of JudgeC. P
7. Moore, that Mr.. JIM. Kerr uses
Is one oftbe finest and most stylish
animals that We have ever had OF
our streets. GallipolR Bulletin.
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BANK REPORT.
No. 1901.

No. 1904.
DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
II The Merchants National Bank Of
West Virginia at Point Pleasant, in the
State Of West Virginia, at the close OF
business, October, I, 1856.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Go to Mrs. BOwling's for your
Millinery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

We he undernnled Banks and B.,tten
wN payGR Prizes drdTn in The Louisiana
STATE Lotteries rhich may b. preeuted at ON
counters,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by
the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purposes-with a capital o.
81 0O0,OOO-to which a reserve fund o.
over $55O,000 has since been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote IL
franchise was made a part OF the present
State constitution adopted December I'd
A. D., 1870.
The only Lottery erer rOted and endorsed By
he people Of any State.
II neccr scales or poStpones,
It's Grand Single Number DrawingH take
place monthly, and the Extraordinary
drawings regularly every three months In.
stead Of Seml-AnRnally rs heretofore, be.
ginning March, 1896.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO wiz FOR,
TUNE, TENTH GRAND DRAWING, GLASS
1, in THE, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW OR
LEANS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, lssG-iOSth
MOnthly Drawing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

1867 Prizes amounting to,"..".s2O5,5OO
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only to to the Office Of the Com.
pany in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL
NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange in ordinary let.
ter. Currency by Express lat our ex-
N. A. DAUPHtN,
New Orleans, In.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

Mrs. L. ]. Martin, is on a visit
To relatives in Indiana.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13

John Fowler and others petition
to change road in waggener Dis
.rict, change established and land
owners allowed damages
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-10-13
CAPTTAI PRIZE SIS, 600.

10000 Tickets ut Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, In ElfthA In proportion,
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WEST VIRGINIA:

oct Civ.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

oct Civ.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
III eopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IAvERPool. May Is fro's.ioAs -BLcoI CunDerani Cut
2J. nj Dl. Md ucA
1d. snort l,ID5. ID. ShJI.ers
I,eef-Iu- Indian Moss frne =. oil
Mess Js OIL tIino Meas. rt5cfn
bls- Western. sJ- 0t Lard -Amencan ga: Prime West
sr II. sd. Lara Ull srs.ui Hams Long Cuf. igs C,
snnunefs s,s Butter sjs Od United
si.irs Ctees.-A iurT1can Cnpicc. 4us Whcat-Hed
Vrs,ern sDrils 1s. ~ - 81; Rcd WntcT Ia ID. - id
r,r .eusa sSU1n - 4d. NcN Western "InteT.1a gl
g., al4xcI WESTERN A. jtL CdiiOlnd 80 /. ID %
r. .d Californian 40 > ia ID aJs DER centiL pro iic9
sturIsOi IurDeItIIc. -Js. London 2is. b p-f
cwf "a % i. per gilibI OOycf--si-
st. IdiOS2Js. %. itosil
Connnou IS. ri; Pale lis Oh uJs. o. Insocl Oh. 2lA
al Der IalO~-flne A'neric 2j[ Prn NV.
ucrc American iisiri-er,s Bscf. huI quart
,re. LYl.. lTtcrs. tlai. per p
wheat three DAYS Z-i,upJ
celtais nclu.ng %. 900 ceutals American
An.cIic ior tc three DAYS were
45.DOu CcLtals
LONDON. Nav lsPfOduce-l -lIn.eed OIL so l7s. t-voi
"a "a per Cal1ufIa nsce 3JsJd quarter lhdsed
Cake 10. Oi. ~ Ca 4, nsn grirOedn1 'iD ID
a6d per gio1. spirits ) firDclun5 - 0d per cw-i
4 !, DeTtO Rosa -toinnni s. tdprI tN'
Pale ids ais frlyisioas-iAri jss vl Der ,m'; l,1
AmerIcaIE II - ior 'uo. Cntrit x ~
polsZng Jdo aud ~ ID Dlt 81 io cdDa lusrov ~" ,ir
teunng a1Jst-. AustrilAn I li)y-B;tL "a otht -
bd., Mutton 11s id q a, u cosoi ~, Oi-Ceyi'i
R25s. Cd. COCHIN. A2i.29 IS
AsIwERP May ln-Petroieum-Fine pale Ainericth -
francs 30 centimes psd and 1 franc, % b!nst asoi
BarNES May le-petEJleum. marks - pioanisA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
COTTON MARK eYs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. May Is 1879 p. m.-Cottol-Busness ID
good al harde nng rates Miudl!ne lpiand- ! 3D. CO.
Nt,,tim9 tlslO.JUO bales. ncludng l.9OO
baes or speculation ami export receipts. l9oUO bales
Including lSO American Futures nrn al M al
tpands Low Middln2 clause MAY delivery oh' 70
NAV delivery. o36id also 5d 40 June and July
delivery I'd. also lCid do July and August delivery
cid do September AMI OctOLer delivery bZOid also
6..d do OCTOBER and NOvcmder delivery j9Iid. CO.
November and December delivery. JS Cid do. seIteIn
ior drlyery 5 s-Bid.i also 7.6.d
:, m The sales of the included $500 bales Anor
- ,,t,,,,,.s o,a,.. A.. ,,,,
ery Il bty do. May and June icivefy. buyers DO
Jne and delivery Jd buyers do July and August lie
Gyrry Oid. sellers do August and september delivery
'itd BUYERS; do. September aud OctOOcr delivery, ~
.,Ia yllue october AMI November delivery, lOtsd
i,nS"rs. DO September delivery. i-tid sellers.
n 1u-lotlOl. futures cOse qnct. Uplands Low Midd
nre clause. delivery. D.. buyers. May and une
ceyery buyers, Jnns anal dly delivery I'd buyers
a. iuy and august delivery .Oid. value 40 August
tOd. sellers; do september and
1,ohi, Od. do. october and November DC
i,Srrv GDGid buyers. do November ana December de
livery 59-Giu buyers DO ScptcuDcr delivery. iotu
sellers. >.,., rou
.ddlug 5as Good OfdlLary. Z l1.lC. net ana gross
SAVANNAH May ls.-Cotton dun diddllns. ll.i6 low
utddIpg 3lG GOOl ordinary ll-1 net and gross 10.
crpt- IT, 3 bales; sales. 81 bales stock 1864 bales
StWORIFAss !S-t ottOn quiet and casy Mlddling,
1916; Low Middlug. 5-lC loOd Ordinary, l5Io;
nct receipts 2,Bli bales "2j2 baic5 exports 10
Great Efiian 4j5J bales sales. 1000 bales, siock'
,.Sg
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

OLosfSa PRICES OF patLt OsLPHfA Sroo9x
TUESDAY. May 1s-r. n.

TUESDAY May 1s-r ~
Better late than bat IL is all tho fault OF speo
lators that the movement has been delayed 80 long ~
weeks exports OF wncat AMI -four from the Atan.'0
ports Europe alono equal TO 2.3Oo oe' o"s"o
making total for tho first half OF May OF 32ooo''
bushels add to that the 000333 bushels exported ro
California and Oregon In tho time gives tota' Vi
4.24O360 bushels. IL Is the decline In the prco "h'
has stimulated the movement aud Similar oco'"e
three or four months ago would then have had the same
effect. Europe wants wheat. but except u""ei
extraordinary conditions the buyer Is an equal WIN
the seller In the making OF tho prices lhero 10
however. point OF satisfaction in the delay speeu
enabled the producers to receive goou pr''
for the crop 1885 and the loss between wha' 'a'
farmers und the present worlds value "''
upon q comparatively few individuals. Tho ehih'ke"
movement and It promises to continue at THIS tuo -
O and portant factor In the sitncton the pe"'
hcal effect of which will permeao all prahoH'' "
trade
To.days stock market dull As was yesleraa,' D
and with only 1000 shares greater ransscHo"o ~
Of prices reversed and there was seaa' w
cline from the opening to the end Those
who attempt to frame the monetary opinions Vi w
daily traders, to-day were much disturbed over 'Ho
suit Of the forthcoming meeting OF the trunk lhe P
dents. or its occasion there Is no mys'ery Nv w r,,
The awarding OF percentages was delegated 10 MI US
with the right Of each and every company 10 A'A M
new hearing IN the frat award was not ss'lsia0
II II shall appear that there 10 ne" m"'eii"' o' an
affect the award hearing must be grsnteu' nno v
that a new award made which must be final Ihati N
stipulation its value in the faithfulness Win WHY"
all the com panies have kept their engagement" " w
another while compact has remained In an e"pr9
state The first award has been made. IL was se"
ally supposed that every company wouia App
from It; three companies have done 30 ~
that and desire for general Of the situaoh
has called meeting the presidents That Is Oil 'noi
is OF t-no more and less. Chicago information y. ~
contrary notwiths landing This was the prncpal iao
In todays market II it is necessary to look oeyonu VI"
fact that the present is nothing more 'na
swapping OF jsckknivcs for a reason for to-day
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western prelorrou o'os"
was exceptionally strong. Consolidated Gas was
oeptonav wcnk IL broke from s5la s5s4 to 81 2asl%
For the general market there insicnhcaht 'n'
rally at the close but it closed weak by hsurc ,d.
Government bonds dull and easy WIN tne ino p
for coupon 4i2s OFF ls per cent Annexed are tho eo's
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

BUITER-The market has dun loo and buyers retain tho
advantage. Elg1n Creamery. J % c.; PeDnsyvanla no-
lsalrc., Western 1j0Scs state Dairy hafnrkin tuba
160isc.i Welsh tubs li0 &C.. Western limitation Cream
erx l41l,c.; Western Dairy. 10al c. Western fact2fy
wa @ IA Els F. here IL very It,ie IT,. ~. tn
lng but prices hay, steady support New state 1aoT
Old do. 36lOLc sRims aas.c.... EGGS-Easc fair 10
mani state i2c. Cauaa l-c Western. ii ci southern
100 6l0pc.
sUGAR-Rsw quiet and nominal At &c for Far o'c Lcr
Sbo test and 40lAc for M0lasses Cargo CcDtiugt SOIL
cost and freight i-lGc and cargo ha centrifugal. cot
and freEht at 3lBc and half Muscovado at lrc wa
sold Sales OF $40 hhds MnscOvado sold at lao SIC nned
gn'et Cutloaf 7c. Crushed 7c. Cubes &c Pcwasloi
6sd61sc Granuated 6s4c. NOuid Gasd 6Ic. stanlafi
a &C.. Confectionery Blad6 i6c. on sdc. White
Extra 5sdJ4c Extra 81 40j i2c, C47sd5isc. Yellow
42dis4c.
sTEAkINE-Quiet and unchanged. city Lard quoted az
Tic Sales $50 Western future delivery on private
terms. Oeomargarne quotei at &c.
SEEDS Market entirely nominal the sen 'On bong over
No Ike h0od OF trading OF importance before Juy 40
a37c
WOoI-Dul and rather weak: and Xxx ONO sold at
aa3c Secured Texas at d47 2c ne Delaine at 81
30c; line Unwashed fleece at 81 &C.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
LIVE srocg MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO May ls-CdtueNo receipts for last "a hours
total or 323O mead Tor same me last weeS
2V5j head: tnroug conslgnents care io ssr
.ielnv ana Good to Choice steers - po1t %
Sfsp- "A hours 800 mead total Tor week
thus TAR o. for time last week oo0o hesu
consleued through S all which TO New'hOlA'
cars On sale but firm: Medium TO Good e oo
~
Hoqs-Recei "a hours $3.50 head total Tor week
flu, r z1UJI time last week 2ooOO rohsgned
through ~ cars. Of which II To New-fOrk cars iof
sale Dr es advanced Cc.: Light Pigs az ~ loWri -o
Mixed III StdSi 40; selected
weights II %: selected Medium weights "a %
81 Mixed Heavy Ends 80 odro 30
ST iOUIs Ma l>-Catte-HeceDts loo head shlDmeDts
BOO market fair 10 Choice Naive shipping steers
s. iOasj Naye Butcher Steers e3 % % W lows
and Hcfcrs - 5O0sl TO- stockers and feeuers 80 oO@
"a 80. q, uoa
HooS-R Receipts. $500: smUments 1000; Light II OO@
: A 81 PacAIng OlHsi IS: Heayv. Si l5Grf %
Sneep-Iseeelpts 500 snpnents nOne market quiet al
81 5ua-i 10. .. ,.,,.
CHIcAGo Nav l9-T7e DrorerS Jonrn1l reports Cdnte-
nccelps 400 ncadi shipments 1000 head: market hrn
shiprng OO044 To- Stockers and teeuets - W
dsi 81 COWS. Eus ami Mixed ~ 'o@so oo BULK % w
a%3 80 oooo .ooL
Hoq,- -Recents 81. .OOO Shipments 5000 market weak;
Ronph ana Mixed. 7jnSi - PACING aud ShoOn.
81 Ong "A }5 Light s3 1854 20 NgiOs " 40Gs3 ~
ShesD- tecepts 100 headi oliphenls none MAiAe'
strong. Natives $3 5Od$o TO-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK. Tuesday, May ls-BEEvEs Receipts were
x A Ss Of sso % "a city H
1--we c.ttie @ foeas i%s about tSPs sIea ~ " '
Cy Dressed eef IN fair request at s ,er Very
Western Dressed steady at 9a9'. for Medium to Primo
shipments today 100 quarters of Beef in the Alaska by
advices from British markets oncour
a asRg m % bn naS sN acon %
selling at I'D American iv, Cattle are quoted from to
.'c higher best selling London at l5c and IN Liverpool
cALvEs Receipts were soe head. Of which it9 we're At
sold In small lots at well sustained prices but the market
heavy tomorrow ordinary to chice veals ought 5G
efew Extra6'c and dozen Fancy Heavy Calves reached
" and cy ga yns sa at at
aS 2 b. an c %rfn DO iq 10 b. at q S1 IS
4c do l2o b at 4c; s6 DO few slippery veas) lS7 10.
fse Gus Jersey vsii. i4a s Sc; ado. 1913 ID. at
j. richardson Co.; IL Jersey Veals, lO9Gl55 d. at
Collins: Jersey Veal at &c; do at Cleo; Fancy do.
ls4 70 a. ~ 40 ~; vsa ~ AZ yarSa, tc weights at a6
Veal. I3S Ia, n az s,y: S ., 2oas
AN a. sraey @ ahs e M o and about
800 head manly spring Lanbs we're received at washing
The Sheep were mainly Common Fair market slow and
prices about &c Reported sales were at Vi 'oaso 4o
Spring Lamb were n demand for Prime and Choice lots
to Choice Jerseys sold by the head at sS9so ana oy THO
1ieckload Of very Common Virginia Lambs brought Sc
per h. i, , a., r.,
Dressed dull with lie reached early in the day ior
best closing lower at 9UlOl2c .,
Dressed Yearmg5 sold ut Iva l3c, ana Dresscu spring
Lambs at l4G -Oc per fb. . ,no
saes-J Pldcock 20S Ohio Sheep. 84 70, at 50 4O l9o
do, II H. at 81 80 ~
Newton & Gillett 2Sl Ohio sheep 81 10. at Sc;
f. Sader 239 OHIO sheep, -6 ID. at 70 80; l'9 40
SO n 25 llO do 30 d. at 10 ga 25Gdo s. d. at 70 Ioi
1877 kentucky do, 30 ID, at "a 10. 80 >,
C. Collins: 81 Jersey spring Lambs IS so each Il do,
al SO per head
head; 81 do. at l0Gl lie per ID.
williamson 20 Jersey spring LAMBS 10 per nea'
s. Richardson Co.: 80 jersey sprns Lambs, at s. 10
each: , do. at I. 2 do, at So
" Appeget II Jersey spring Lambs at s5 500 s6 each
do, at 81 r. =, .. ..o, n, .
do 81 r at &c; Ewes 10 t at &c; do 80 10, at fc
oC;S-Keceipts 90 OF lO050 head 40 cars az
Jersey civ at 70 cars few state Hogs gold at
81 1904 30. Market weak. .,.
Dressed and higher Medium are sens III
62d7c; Light at "a lt-c
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING AlERIALs-Brlcks easier IN value Ilards
Hayersraw SS 20 3sS 75 aoa and 50 2odslU delivered
upryers % anoat AMI s9ds9 so delivered New,
81 30 S anoat SO 60dS9 30 devered pale ~ 90
df5 afoat and - jO1s0 2o delivered. Lumber IL quiet
spruce weak. Cut firm nomiuag sl3dsll as
good spruce ~ l5dS2 2j.
cor C0FfEE-BTaz growths steady and fairly active, fair IN
voices nrm at e Contracts opened at points advance
but reacted later and closed about steady at: May,
xus nts@Ssseo octoSsr 7so
a7;s5i November. 7.3od7.35; December. 7.3O0136.
CoTION-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged sales. 34s
bales for consumption including 80 bales sold last evening
Port receipts today b87 against bales this day
last weei aud 1880 bales this day last Receipts since
September l. 527059 bales. against 4C03658 bales last
year.
Quotations based the Standard Of classinci
ton V follows;