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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

,AYsPEPsIA CURE.
ARoMANNA. -.,a,
r. never fails Price 25c For ssS o
q oct22 g. ". F. CREIGHTON & w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
Z. ]. MILLER & SONS.

A CARD--Wo are sware that number 0, A az: !
- sndrisus 20 to Washington for their ca ~. ~.
and GLASSWARE, and we believe that WITH u. -
proper effort and attention ell o. nearly al y.
these people b. induced TO goods IL tn ~
lines at home. Wc intend therefore to DO 81 -
our power to further this end, and for ths PIX
pose we ave selected our stock for f@A VIII III
more than usual care and foresight Cur req;
department, besides, va put UndeT tho esple :,
care of our salesman, aud il viii be his dnty =,
see that the stock s always full snd to sttenu y
the wants of our Alexandra "ustomers. " G W,
keep "hrsts Goods selected by the msuui Gu
turer.. For this essen we can eel you not on!
the best goods, but 1T he very lowest price, :.
fina French cnna we will order any Oh ~ ..
lands patterns at a very reasonable rice n :!
ing that oor effors may be rewarded, ana tl.-I
ing you for past kindess, we are very truly ~
aep27 +. j. hiLLhh & -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
AUCTION SALES.
By o'Neal & Lnut, Auc.ionee,s

g7XECElTog's SALE
"a OF
VALUABLE DWELLING PROPERTY, BUILD.
I4G LOTS, WAREHOUSES AND WHARF
IDAl. ENrIV AI-E. fCHE PROPEiTY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
usToUT.

If you want to rid your house Of Reaches and
J. D. y. LIMITS Price 25c. sep22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

DAUoc, CHEMICALS. 90.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

HOUSE PIG south Washington strest, and
HOUSE 924 Duke street. Apply to
oct27 If JOHN T. NAILS. $50 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

10 At a m Ar. Wash ng. le . 80 IN 5 80 a m
10 20 IL m Ar. Aicxa. So p nj So III
9 90 m 02 m. Ar. Manes. ar. 90 IN 50
S % D NJ 81 m Ar. FL. Roy. III 6 CO III co m
5 10 D N 40 n IN Ar Rivertn. ar 20 p a IL pm
20 D IN 6 20 m LyStrasbg. 6 40 p "a 0. p m
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
- LNsUeuRAL A9paEss.
- Hni g. Snart-Tiae NaB sf H. Which
vr. CtcyEIaEI Ni.I De.Tyer Il.

- Viii 81. SnarE-Tiss Nang sr iss Which
Nfr CicgsIaEI tii.I Dr-Iver Il.
. LzF4E~sD = J.. Feb 2--Mr, Cleve--
ilnts inaugural address IS eomplsted.
if xiii contain about Los words, and
:. s ils dcr1uy about twenty minutes in
tEe G5 very. Mr C.eveland-s pace III
-pe9siHg IS always slow. lie viii use
his eastqmary tieiiberaiion on inaugur-
alton dag ard viii elevate his always
slrdE- and faE-rcsching voice 20, its ut
most range IL order TO enable as many
ptn5t.y ~ poss.bEs to hear his words
iie viii ~I-ak - 4 gzts.IT.s5=s. er3;ls
without reference 10 the manu-
scripts az al. and with only
.ue topics ~ the address iotted
J'pt7n u heaIliEcs on visiting card.
.sbisH he vii Hold in MS bsud. The
aeg % writing an. address Of Itself,
stamf- II. on 3ir ClayeIand.s memory.
ard bis Grisveer IS letter perfect. as al
i.e gtrgsagcr usett r- i33 hate studied him
lE5F. The irzp .-T,r;sl address wall be
moro asya:eii u general principles and
,u I<ts.Et'e sentiments than TO specific
ilrfIs.s ,;5sls The most profound graft.
tuJg - ti.e people and absolute conf
GeGar iG 25.E ail lTsI u expressed in the
a&trFs ~ c4g4E rgsutyt 70 make Htie
,s--EI,.essiti- r-slra.ttris tritjon az simple
and s-rgu-i b it- policy as the purpose
- tie AHe-ira1 Iegp.e for honest
III nay. economical administration
ana tar T-f1rfn, Eill prob
apis t. riisr,.s: viihrnt reserve a
Gsts -Esisr5 -.ar o. I'VE mp - any prom
i-.s< E.at-. d, a7i,i ag-srtei by the ma
tiJn zlaF ta svs earet IN most ex-
riirie tstsie : fl.-,.g,si paihy with all
size E.-.s- Syaic.E E-.. democracy have
ts7Hn as1-i. VIII IL Is believed te
'rselsitu,A Iis necessity q bringing
. rife Tavf5u.zl sslt - the plain pvin-
cit tbg founders ,yili. - enforced.
= nS.l.t -Ea. tine" many evidences Of
IT.. anil 9ss.-is-t. n: are due TO the
fact that tile I-- ole have been wrongly
re-arE. ~ lna. t1r the govern
ult ias;eaE 81 government tcz the
.-enls v5.E wfits il5e.E ~ sn-geseiE
4. lnIdte-ae is s.Ihs.oge ration = true dem
/. .ueratit principle. To- solve II. pressing,
5s tli - eTideat bet1yaen the
z.Ees sEy taae- o. the people a. lie
Ias-.-a Z Esr rEa aleIt and pas = .FpEstE
VIII tea arstsrt z.;- ard q stern REMINDER
rE=- esll&z Sons and machines are
81 servants h=- bad assI brutal mas
IErs D. reze5Esi
y HE tzfE ami lGtrr gussti1ns
w sa IS reason 10 rre. .iIct- t-e AZ
-l 10 "a lae lines ~ Mr., Clsye-
.a-a ie-1ie- LtsEeraree@ The disaI-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
CURRENT TOPICS.

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I,.,.xrs.. s.,,.i.,s mil t,,,.,. win the
;i,3ge--
,,r,-,,.+,-s 49,. avs .,.i5i,.l, form a
;sn-...
$500, -.,,.,-,s-i. az, o.,o u,.srle wear
;,.- ,.sI,-.jc+ sE,z,,.
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4 r--,,.y ,.,..,-,.,ss 7,.,r;ss iss co times
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,-t.,-, ,.-;,i- -. rs.4
" ".-'is %" l'-i''> : .i'- 49,
II i hunted iiisit Inauguration Z rates
'sGin the south lr1y L cut 10 ! eeii' 2 I
mis-
4 EiNARln'oI- hotel mas piacea u, e--sh
rcoEn a telephone Sanneeie't N4th 'il-
ciiice-
lF ! twenty years sInce i''isteuF .
San rs notable experiments IN seih
eult11-e-
SSAI.ciFE Of grain ears IN the Vess
1 e-nsins great a'lnoyaIi,7z. 10 large
silipE'eTS
lHE Eew MON station IN = LOUIS
wlll torer 'hlrty-t'So trains ana ee.Si
s5.7ssa, ga
A hitEIaoRE nan Is sueins young
woili7-il. g 'i'at town ior I'.'s7eSSion OF
Ms Loye letters
tENAiE suffrage was beaten IN 'ie
Missouri Fouss of representatives py. !
vote ett'l q =
1IiE Mexican 70 Ver'll,elt 'el 'i.l$ a'i2EIe'i
me1S-'r'eS - ret1Te The. bls eoHper eE5lts
iTom eIrer;i'tsoz-
~, I'er'f''s h'sf-'eIiS,a eSIly'slS "
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
CARPETS.

: LITTLE torax pur N water IN which
scarlet napkins and red-bordercd towels
are TO be washed will prevent them
from fading.
4 NxRvY correspondent OF the Boston
Pilot tried TO work THE Burial of Sir
John Moore on on that journal as an
original poem
a. FuT OF gold and silver coins of
American mintage was dug up near
PittsfieId, Ill, recently. The value OF
TIE find was Ssss5l
4 PHIIApEIFHIA minister IS in con-
stant demand for wedding purposes BY
sentimental and superstitious couples.
EeCaGse his name i Bliss
VEENI was aIulCst sixty when he
wrote Aida. was seventy VIXEN be
brought out --OthelIO.@ and now at
eighty he produces '-FaIstafT-T
MNE PATTI is said 10 have relin-
quishesi her intcnticn 10 visit tine birth
place OF her father in Sicily. owing 10
her fear Of possible capture by brig
ands-
IL the zonth an average mule Is
worth so. and ! pair Of extra good
ores VIII bring 500 or mOre- Louis
vile Is the great mule market of the
south
N the British patent otsice, where of
all places IN the world one would ex-
pect 10 find things ordinarily up TO
date the seeel pen is unknown and the
anteiiluvian eoose gull absolute and
Sru-erue
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
FAIR "REBELS"
To Hold a Confederate Bazar at
Richmond, Va
The object i TO Raise funds for Siona-
Inent 70 the Memory Of tiIe SOLDIER and
sailors Of the Lost Cause and also
For the Confederate Museunl-

WAsHIHGToS, Feb. 27.-Tbe old. ante
bellun ia these parts IS being aroused
once more in the preparations which
are bciur made FOR tie confederate
tazar7 at Richmond. Va. in April
4 great deal Of interest Is being taken.
IN tie forthcoming iair at Richmond
and ii Is expected 10 lea : rrat success.
in view Of the recent political victory
achieved at the polls
The bazar' yyili Be under the direction
OF tae Ladies H0iiywn9d Memorial IS
sociation aided BY the Janvor lIDl y
wood, the Oaiswpdd and Hebrew Ne
moral associatialis and all thcconfet-
crate veteran es.Ilus The secondary
object Is 10 raise funds for the inOnn-
rnent 70 he in memory Of the private
soldiers and sailors of the confcCeracy-,
and for the confederate museun 10 Ue
tabiishe,i IN the honse in gviarll Jet-
feTson Davis president of the cnsGieE-
eFaey. lived during the war TEis
honsc has been given to the ladies by
Tile city of giciiraond, and they gro-
pose TO i'll It with relics and male I;
a permanent monument to the tsEtedt-
eracy-
An eneampment.win he represented,
with tent FOR each state in the con-
federacy, with one for the+:'solii slutn.' 8
This one will E.e in charge of tho Junior
Hollywood Memorial association. a
band Of young people who have uaicr-
taken to care for the soldiers graves in
: Hollywood eeHeter-at Richmond. Tht
lady it charge Of each table Sili +
either native born or u descendant 10y
marriage IN the state she rcprescg ts-
II is 70 be essentially a confederate
gathering
Among the articles gotten. up especial
j. for the occasion viii Dc cgnfeterals
souvenir spoons, with enamcled flags
on the handle, searfpins and buttons
representing confederate fia-S a scraF
book containing the farewell Addresses
OF different commanders. Gen. Lees
speech accepting the command Of the
Virginia for2es. the parole Of tEc army
Of northern Virginia order 81 reward
. f5z the, arrest OF Nlr Davis, the order
forbiJiinE the wearing Of the gray, with
Ear songs. music ana poems
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
E q HARPER.
WreeEsr Of rle Fidelity National I:znk
VIII be' a Free AIaa May l.

NreeEsr Of rlIe Fidelity National Esnk.
VIII be Free Aiaa Nay l.
WASHrNGroN. Fen 2I--'Th,- president
has granted communication II sentence
10 EdNari L iiarP,i-- the oN-H;e,ideut
of the Fidelity national talE. of C3n-
cinEati. yrlo was convicts-i Qf . viaia-
tion Of the federal banking laws and
sentenced December l., s7 - 10
years inI9ris1EIzisnt in Il. Ohio pen.-
tcnlisgry At CQluEbUS The connl1lsa-
lion provides for Ha-rer's rci.as. a2
May !. 1855 Tic president has ttviet
refused - take action in Harper, elSe
Tor the reason that the reports si.eyset q
nlrn u he less dangerously 5!-.C-s..a Il
was claimed bF ghCse Who souzGt =
hage A3ra released
Ee7ent.y- However. phy sicia-S who
attended Ha-2cr have i;ig.i. statements
that hs Is very. IL ard i gradual lg los
IuE strength and f=sh HIS endorse
Tagnt on Iiarr.er-s application j Is tol.
lows
i have felt tiia; NJ reason fer. e-em-
enry vas shown in the cas-. except ;he
ee-5ors u health oi the .T-.SaEer. Fer.
5lars lie i entitled 10 some relie: on tt.iat
ground IisS tern wotli expire il
fs--iL- lS2s, and ne has isayz Itsen sy
months II 5ail and SIX pears u, E-, pen
issntizry- COMMITTED 70 eXqise M4y /,
-~sF '.'f
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
SPEAKER DAVIS
of ih~ Tennessee, Ir=i>is1ar., IsI,t.arre,ii
from Az courts

of the ren5e->se. Er=isia1urs, Isi>i'srre,i
from AL courts
MENTHss, Tenn Feh >I,tal-e:
Ea3nh DAVIS, 81 The Tenaes~4s i-e--s a..
tunG Sas itstarrei = 4 p-ac.-i,i;i a.
1trnev IN al Isle s,ourlS II 5he stale. .,'.if-
l1rszy morning. br juGge J. il .-sses
If the t;telit court
Davis was ela--e5 with parrofes-
szcazl 6l.atiuc5 > in hi- e.fe7s-. Nats,ar
simon. waf. Ms surety for o7e i-seh-
nan. Nfla l.ilrzei his house S-.d 'Scs
fouad guilty. and relczstsi o. $500 lz.i
s-ea.siu- anaTI,eal L, The supreme cassrt-
I-aehuan j1aips,l In lon,i Davis "
5nr iave-5te win Judge blti.'ea,-
aE0oed to set the bond reduced L
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03

lANANIsaN, l'eh -, Tho NOis,l Ken
,WcAy cNl0rsa sSsoe, nar6x lNhEsosN
Nls0 segSy,l h RltAc white honsS kitvbcu
l0r Mt,l HARRISON, win assume her old
position thrrn during ,he administration
~ Mr Cleveland @
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03

NOnEurni y, Mnsn, ecA -; ENrc0'
lsl1,si, AScl NJ shoi hlsasolS Sanday,
'I.,c vaap, ls..3y la NhGn lSl,,S-l was en-
sACs,,S j. SEX .ana not eNlNcctca u llvN
R,sSsa wpAi IL $40 hcr Sunday, alsa ~
rStNyaipg IL his room dryw a p.saas ane
Shot himself through thc heavI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
.KENTUCNY LEGIsLATURE


:. nc h2lse Het M Rlte quoIlh.
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tl1e management q he Feeb.e- Minded mt,
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03

E,sSgtN fAye. cS Asie tACNsAN1 mon
ANA 80 RNpl,a kaNa 0vV tit~gipeg 'hc
su,N s,ar ,Atsleyst ,Ssipg ,Rc pA,t
w,ek gt3 siiy MS slt0as,S raA SsN'
egA apii Nutts lA y'snND t'ic cNlyn,o
Mil a. ,i,,s,, - Sl,isA No Nes, Nod
Rapsal V' tSs le.Asea men aaWNgN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03
.NEW IT lM.


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nanA~ra ~ F.coss.

.CxNc,,W. fc6 y, f.ssg~aS an doing
mach ,lss,a-e in the Rohpia ,ssssrlc,
aaa many Villages are inGu,iS,ca
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03

= -A-s<-A - --a---- -
BALTINoEE- Nd Feb 81 Ne2F3y al
III P-osPeeSiE.e vacant sISisIr1s.-s>S IN ms
AO:ei> oi. shSS city have hoen esiS1-,sI
tor inauguration Weel- A,Ntvnsnrss1.i7,
lions IN Washington are noa IL Is iaat
for low nn- rao2ey. and visitors ~aC
have Jus, found that cns.are seT,5iss- x
requc=s,s by shs- soo-e daily iOr MONS
troEn Wednesday neNt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-03

lNNNNi IA, NasS tStN Ss - f,c a.sls,as-
N aQtsS pyr>tNrV y eNa,N,Nt.A ~
l'lAes WSS Shpgiss~s NcSau>c ~ eyS;cs-s
Nu> 6sN,S tPAt wcysS syn snt W0,rs
sNeu,is thar NVyc hSar1 ssuSS Ssc ,lSa'R
cf q vAilA ANA the nsVlNS away az 'Re
iaVtily. fer sO,0e ,iase ,hS hsp'e Aa'
teSN. WNiptNN,scd aud early SeR4aS
y scfVNNt girl MAS caught ssXiug
an avc Marta l~etOVr a mlnalNrn altar
which she had a,sel w IN tho Isyl0N
ShS had 4 kVy ~ thN house aud visi,sa
Il ~ tn,.lNicM ~ pray, heing hersNN !
p.ss,l ghost and tho lights wVrv hvg
iacrcsl eaRalrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALING


The weather conditions may have had effect on sat
urdav in restricting dealings grain 10 the Usual nan
holiday volume In wheat only 2.OoooOo bushels
chan ced hands and the local Of the trading WAS
proved by the insignifcance Of the fluctuations May
onened AZ as 3-s rose 20 80 116 cents and then re-
reded 10 Sc rs cents while July attracted little a.
lention although it varied only from % "a To ~
rents. The clearanccs at the seaboard amounted TO
100000 bushels. but cables were weak, Northwestern
receipts were larger and the weather West was unset
Tied and VARYING The estimates Of the experts on
today's visible supply for decrease OF 7Oo"Oo
buehes on the curb there spirited alta on
'rhe final Official quotations for wheat were ! cent
hetter AZ % for March. 81 for April ana = =
for NAV. unchanged for June at = %. and on =
rent for july at Is 81. and December al - . cents
Spot wheat firm, but only 2i,pO bnsh"l, N''c
taken for export. the milling demand beng lh'ls
Corn on the spot maintained strong tone under
nght rccepts and reserved offerings. shippers TOOK
bnshes The options dun and heavy ana net
losses were scored Of i cent as follow; March,
367s: April 81 Is; May, 81 l.; June, 81 D. ;
July. 3s - cents ,.,. .
stimulus The option, were dull and virtually IN
changed as follows: March, %. April, p II, May
81 SIS June, - Il cents A.,
Lard was dun but a shade nrmer. The options
ended at 40 46 for May - % for July ana - - io
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on satnr-
dav AT Ncw'Yorl Baltimore and Boston were a. fol
lows: Wheat. 3272 bushels. corn 80 bushels ,
Hour. "a 47G packages. At Chicago Mivanhee ana
81 Louis the arrivals were: Wheat. 1l12' bushels :
corn 81 1856 bushels oats, 1850 bushels, total
grain, 76s 652 bushels; -four 1850 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

pletion of the reorganization. Will become a nrsI
morrrace upon the whole system. have attracteu
more attention and have ruled firm at about 30,
which seems to be "a low figure In comparison
with the Atchison new Is at 81 IA.
Touching the absorption by investment as con-
parrd with the speculation IN stocks during Tue
last year and half il is worth while 10 h"te
that since Lake Shore and Michigan Southern III
.Iulv. 1855. was selling at about 30. there mas
never been a speculative movement MADE III tnc
stock II has quietly and steadily. subject Only
to small nuctuatons advanced ! per cent, sln-
plv on the buying of investors. There has brch
more or less of speculation in the common
stock of Chicago and Northwestern. but II has
been principally on the bear side. Such advance
as il has made from 1O2 1-2 March -, lssS,
has been due to investment buying despite ire
uucnt speculative raids made upon its value The
companys report of its earnings for the month of
February shows gain upon the month OF 1881
of $500 O3J. and upon the month Of 1883 gam
of 81 900. Investors buy that stock because
i'm us recent worst years II earned PR cent
on IFS preferred stock and more than per cent
ON IFS common stock. We might fill a column
of like instances of advances upon merits. while
the leading spectators during the whole period.
sometimes allied with railway managers. have
steadily and pcrsiscntly worked for depression.
Following is our usual table. giving the number
of shares sold Of all stocks. the highest. lowest
and final prices of the week. together with thu
final prices of n week ago. preiiXcd by the average
prices of March 23 1850:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

J. 10 fe"s! s. 81 q :: 81 S?s & g. T. 81 $751;
S Asa 9asIas demand sa 20:
rSied steady and quiet OF eoeoangt, sales so tons
S sss refined p'' Simmer ere y fSG"''
Domestic 9S1 ;sas2c foreign ss%5c Linsecd raw
ely s2aess; Western S0c Lard prime 52c o Tall2w:
tSs %"
natural Srade wns nata %nte 4Sc
eahd Winter s ezra tS Sea s asna
Mae per Il give Italian a 92c Palm
LAGOS SIC Neatsfoot prime. 62isa75c; Straits. 2cci
at,adny @,n'anc sac. n
g 5c oss Mes. ' %tsn the a's de~' &. dS
= 9E oq FAINT and eS Se~sf &C., gy asS5s
Prime - 5cG4lc BEETLE lSht DEMAND s Sty
sa % Plat g 'aso 2' 6r Fy ~ TeS sad ra's Sas
cur MEATS1,At wsst ;ales $50 te. s. r. ,, egs
%fGt .cd dn Sa@ 70 NAY A GS, fG1 local a
aast end '@ PSk,d 3 e' pG qGeaq Z, 80 t91
smoked DO z ses Snoss ss; AZ Z, ' eS.;
s Smoh' Shoe eo ib MaTch Closed at 5cse NAY LOT
June 5i22c Jolly, 5l7e prissED nY 'sS.
ieaas CN rg., LHKD-opon' ad,anced a6o
points early ne day ba. waeencc 5c5G,ai,cr nd
moderate Cash was et'e 10 ng e.. &C., qAe
Si@Sd nominal ceed Scc BID , ;a !, 900 s 81
ts s ga October closed eG7c asked Refined Com
RIrTTFlt-1nnora dulnc,s prevailed to-day bnt pn,'i
showed no further change High grade creanery rii,d
weak liberal supplies New Butter: Eign troamrry,
fancy 28La27c; Western Cream.ry, fancy -oG-1'a,,'
d6 prime u choice. 20G -32o do ialr % zoo syi,
130lic Dairy, half tubs and pals. fancy So
cnoice, 20d22c do goOc l5o loc STATE Dsify Wsasp
tubs fancy, 2oa22c choice l5clse Western I1tat9 s
Creamery, choice l90 Gle good. 1fG Zoe, fai va 81
Western Dairy, fancy, 16alsc; DO good 90 g.
Western Factory fancy 1913 choice ia i7s ar,
lodi2c seconds 7M9c Dairy and Factory thra- o"2n,
Old Butter: Western Creamery, eGl1c , S'c,
s s1' s sasy c atfl' Da a%'f a sG ass
lGd17c; choice. l3dl5c; fair 10 GOOD loal.e Stas
.sry, nrkins fancy, ljo i6c; choice I5d lf2c far
GOOD. lodl2ci Western Dairy and FACTORY, odoc.,...
CHEESE-Tiading wa quite moderate IN all departments
today but prices had finn support state Factory iali
made fancy white. lldll- cOlOed. l0ifdll Factory
fine lO2dlO;sc choice lO4dlOsc; common TO eo3i,
s-alOc. part skins. i0"c common skins. 2"3c { no
Had fair demand steady and unchanged prices State
and Pennsylvania fresh 1fa u14',c Western fresh l,c;
MARYLAND fresh 1i2c Southern i3a l32c Southwestern
fresh Ili.di4Lc; Duck. 2cd3oc Goose. 5odooc.
SUGAR RAW-Dul and barely steady without
c,,Io If moment. sales. n hhds Cuba Mu,coyado. u
e.t i7.c Fair refining quoted l-l6c Centrifugal ~
to.t j'-c....... REFlNED-A shade lower and quiet.
Crushed 7ec; cut Loaf go; cube, o'sc; Pow dere1,
E 7ije. ,ranulated Ole: Mould &c Conf'ctioners
- Gle: Standard a" lj-l6ct on " A. 80
: lS.1Gc. White Extra &C" 5'sc; LNtla 80 G." sd
3Lc: G." $40 Bloc; yellow, 1864 l5-l6e.
STrARINE- Quiet but very firmly he'd. Choice
western lard quoted 7'-q74c. Oleonafgarne-Cty, 'Ac
TAII.OW-In fair demand and steadily held Prime
city quoted at i'-c. Sales, 900 p. i'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York SATURDAY, March 2.-BEEvES-Receipts
AZ carloads AL. at GOh--t, and all consigned
direct No trading the wards. Feeling steady.
CITY and also Chicago dressed have al
yapced about .c per n during the wecA. hut trade has
been slow Most 81 the sales yesterday and TO-DAY N4fe
at G-ed1isc; but choice beef SOFA al go
and a little inferior do at 6'.c. .
Shipments reported yesterday and British markets
CXI'VES-No fresh arrivals and the only transa ton
was the sale 40 Ncas 100 u average, at &c per H.
SHEEP AND LAMIss-Rcccpts 1Gi2 carloads Of 1914
headsls carloads jersey CITY and a. 6Othst
one carload was CONSIGNED direct. The - carloads
sale Including stock held net with rather dull
demand and prices barely steady with two carloads
10 sell az close. Medium to prime sheep sold AZ
IS GOdS6 81 per 100 n yearng lambs at - 3Od$7 rs
No trade reported in spring lambs: 10
st 80 30 per 1Ol do rs - ~ S6 O6i. 80 Buffalo
lambs I'll - at a. 50 20 do 79-, n. at - 30
PidcOck & 81 ohio Sheep - n, az SO %
AZ Ohio Lambs n. - G5.
Sherman & Culver: 90 Ohio Sheep. 9j ~ at SO 81 IL
1@S DO SOL n. 40 80 10 Territory do. 100 u, at
s6 DO 125 n. at S6 So 103 Ohio Lambs. 93 n. at
81 20. ~, .
o 90. r. S'a'S' w.. 49, ''"'~s"' ''"'.p o.. % ~
Dilenback Dewey: 90 Western Sheep 100 n. at
at 81 40: ll9 do. - y. at - 30. $500 800
D. Harrington 1876 state Sheep S. n at sG 30 la
do 1O2 n at 80 Lambs. 81 n, at n 81
2ls Michigan do. - n. at - go
j. J Hallenhcck 4lj State Lambs II n, at 81 80.
HOGS-Rccelpt- 90 carloads OF 276 head-12 carloads
at Jersey CITY and carloads al @0thst None for sale
Siive. Nominal quotations, 81 25as4 70.