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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Feb 3, p m.-The sales Of the day
cluded 5000 bales American.
-, Futures closed STEADY rican-Middling, low mid
ruaIy and March dGSery, ! 3GGiai 57-jid March and
cry, 8 l.G4d buyers MAY and June delivery ) i.6Id
5-6id June and July dcllvcry G-G4a5 7.Gid; July
and August delivery, $500 96ld; August and sep
TENDER delivery, 8Gia5 9-Gid; september delivery
7-G4d sellers.
Galveston FEB. 3-Cotton easy; middlinp 9'ec low
middling $40; good ordinary S.; net receipts 1851
bales gross 24Jl exports to Great Britain. 9Gl7 TO
the Continent 600; coa-twise 400 sales, goa stock
rs. 100
receipts. 1000 ba exports to CIR at Britain, 27
coastwise, 1857 sales. S9f stock. 1891
savannah. Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet middlng, 3 9-lGc :;
low middlinQ 77sc good ordinary 1c net and
ccipts. 1852 bales; exports TO tn" Continent, 1900
coaStwisc. , 100 sales zoo; stock. - G02.
New.Orleans Feb. 3.-COtton duh and easy; middng.
Lice; low middling, She GOOD ordinary, &c; net Pee
ceipts Sj29 bales; gross, BOSS sales, 1000; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
LIVE STOCK mArKnrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Bqhao, feb 3-Catte-i;ccclt' tor The ia-t y hour
$50 head total for week thus far. $3.50. Tor
iast week 1,1io; consigned through, 20 head an t'
Ncw-YOIk; sale 800, mIILet quiet Sheep and Iut-
Receipts for the last - hours ZOO head
week thu, far, 10000 for same time ast week, 10000
consigned through, 1000 head, all to N'WIofk sale
200 market quiet and unchanged Receipts fpr
the Inst hour. 800 head; total Tor thus
80 $50 for time last week 81 40 consigned troIu
3 $50 head. all TO New YORK; uak't firm aud unclarg
mediums. heavy and mixed, - SOa - so - 30
al pigs, - 7Ja 50 80
Chicago. Feb. 3.'1he Evening journal " repor.s
Catte-Reccipt,. 5000 head; shipments 5000; market
moderately active, steady prime % extra steers *ja*5 -
good. -d0Ei 30 cows - 310 - 30 stockcr-
- 50aS3 go. Hogs-Rccepts, 10000 head shipment.
1000 market active, steady rough and common. 4Ja
10 so packers and mixed. ~ 15Q IS GO prime heavy
butcher weights - 65ds3 10 light t3 5jaf3 G5
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head shipments. 5000: ndrk"
active steady Westerns - J0a+4 50 native, Sfa+i ~
Texans. 80 S0d5i 60; lambs shade higher - 1895 TO-
Louis Feb. 81 atte-l. Receipts Loo
ment 400 head market storing at the advance good -
native - OOdfj A. fair 70 good. ~ SOG94 90
sockers and feeders. - 25a-3 40 Texans ana Indian
steers az 50d5i HOg--kccripts O,4OO head shipments
1000 head market higher fair 10 choice htavy. SO 3Oa
az cj mixed grades - 2Oos3 81; light fair To best
SO 30d$3 40. ShcepKccepts, 400 head marke: steady
good TO choice, SidTj 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
TRYING To AID Mr.. BEA TIE.
ADVISING THE COMMISSIONER AS TO HOW TIE
STREETS NAY BE CLEANED.

ADVISING THE COMMISSIONER AS TO HOW THE
STREETS MAY BE CLEANED.
Tie Mayors Advisory Street Cleaning 'oiiini'lo'
held formal conference with Commissioner bcd'''.
Yesterday at the office of Thatcher NJ ADAMS one VI
liz members No 3j Wallst. The other members, Pro
lessor ChuGler Morris X Jesup, DAVID H. hlhE' Jr
and F. Y. Greene wer, also present. The Commission
had previously examined into the methods OF the street
CLEANING Department and it is understood nave COME
10 the conclusion that thorough reform Is necessary
Mr. cste requested TO set apart the district NlN
between Twenty eighth and Foriieth SIS. anu INC
North and East rivers for experiments. Inc pan was
reduced to writing and submitted to Mr.. Beatue at
Yesterdays meeting but after long discussion no con
clusion was arrived at. The Commissioner Was
granted more time 10 present his views.
The member, Of tile committee declined to disclose
the details Of their plan until they should RECEIVE ~
Resttie's answer. The proposed plan OF the commit
tee j. said 10 include division VI the district auucu
IN INTO two sections, u he cleaned under the pa'roi
,v.,on, and The other 10y the machines. The cost Oh
e., t,, ev,toms can then be compared. Commissioner
,a,io refused 10 talk about the conference OF It's
~, peat,ie received the following letter YESTERDAY
from Henry Thompson. president OIL Ue
branch of the Avenue railroad ,, rna,,,
IN accordance with your request thaU Il, rad~ r.
NM in writing the substance OF the sldcAvt, intvm
yon resulting from conferences hee,oIGe vour sng
n have u say that we nave tohsiuii0 =, tho civ
us 49,. tIot ar,ai saving could be made DS llt OE
E he use o. the tracks Of the 70
S Su the conveyance of ice and SNOW" ashes anu
eaiiasc throughout the city; mo, innor+a,.t one
o6 will meet the officers Of the city az any UNI "I
vii cooperate with them and Win ti .rCi lie
roads in some Tea'onaole arIdN5'' 49,
Your statement that large vans carrying 9a cam be
tirlc~ as large now taken III c,eat say
ma a. ri,h- upou the hOrSc-Cdr tracks AT graz sd'
ing to the city and witho4, s ch we Are disposed
tne cC o@s With You and with liberal spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

London Feb. at tO-day's WOO! sales offerings
amounted li7l7 bales. The bidding for the better
grades brs especially Tor Cap grcaScs and Now
N!,tOrI pieces. For snail, lot Of New /'a-
land crOssbrod. animated bidding. Prices were
slightly against buyers The viii probably close
About 1000 bales have been purchased for
state. The days transact ia detail and t
prices j. follows New South Wales. 1900
bales secured 92dt1s Gd do lock, pieces 7l2dd
IL I'd greasy fGas I'D do locks and piece. GdJ I'd.
Queensland 200 bilcsGr,f~y, 74dS'ad Melbourne and
Victoria, 600 hars-Scourd loddls Sod do lock- and
9ddl> Id IrHsY. 1L.ddln 10 do locks and Pics
S,ulOrd Ncw-Zeaand 500 Lale--,courcd. % ais ID I;
DO lock. pieces ga al I'd grrasy DdG1s Id; DO
locks and pieces 1@alod south Australia 100 h1les-
secured 42ddls &C do locks and pieces. 920lld
greasy 5J, dlOd do locks and pieces. f@as1d West
Australia 10 Dabs-.Grcasy 90 cape of GOOD Hope 1900
hac,--Scoured 7ladal, I'D greasy, 5dals llei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
THE SANITARY WARE PEESSERS.
STATEMENT FROM THE EMPLOYERS OF THE
MEN on STRIKE IN TRENTON.

A STATEMENT FROM THE EMPLOYERS OF THE
MEN on STRIKE IN TRENTON
Trenton ~ j.. Feb. (>pocial)-Ncarly 1000
sanitary ware prcssers are strike in TINS clE
and the lockout il IS feared. wilt continue ali winter
UntN to-day the boss pOttcIs would give no reason Io
their cat in wages. but they met day or two ago
and agreed upon an open letter which was gwen L"
the public today, and II which they said;
\ proper regard for the opinions OF our ieiloN-
citizens prompts TO statt the reasons lHil nav
impC!lcd &, make read ustmcnt Involving stint
rca sons u bric:, that fOr ten wears pat my
selling prices OF sanitI ny have stacl( 'c'Htu
wile have steadily adNancc cd Two yen, a.,
sdnlEiry cdTtEcnWdIc was selling AT % per 'Vh' y"
tie list: in other words. bill O 500 thcc Wa d
discount OF 80 per cent, leaving TO the sellers ~
TODAY the best price tina; b. obtained Tor inc
goods is 20 per cent on or F'1V III
Stead OF $40 t. the seller. Ths Is REDUCTION
in price in tWO years of about - per cent IN lo'o
these goods >ecliug for over % per cent henc
prices than they are selling for TO-DAY ~ lhdt
time the wages paid sanitary prc~~cis bY the "cch
was 81: now, with the selling prices OF these gooi,
over 80 percent lower than in $50 the sdnltdi?
prcs>crs have been making from $50 70 $40 per "c"h
and more than double The wages of lo-o.
We had a two fold object in taking the stdhd We
did on this question. First eqHta5ly To ic2uJU',
wages to The selling price and absolute heceN9'o' o
business into our own hands and out Of the mcddle
some and mi~chicvOuS control OF pipic,N loh'i
agitators. We propose to accomplish these oI!cctN'
The employees say that out of the wages quoted
above they required to pay helpers, and Their
average pay per week. is really under $50. They
deny the correctness of the assertions regarding scnS
r1ripp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

,,t down u II oIs closing at 81 OF CALL advice ,
when had depressing Influence Inc amount on H'Saac
saoynt an tr ii 90 ot U t wien ;hcrc va, les
o. r. the d,m4li for spot lots. some parties. however,
eSn,ideie1 d Whittier Vas reported in the West and
%oh ad , s I Sa5 , mS1 S SI 1
rt wa masie.d tn IN mt t2tn Of on and
i adj something do with the diniuu on IN Slculato
- "a bush winter asainst 2o 20 and 5000 Pusa
respectively year 25' Spg, ann SINNERS ~ took
r 0So bush Manitoba spring ut sage delivered but
miller, 6ed n ai29i ned .Dri E 9' Boz ana un.
crai.d winter Jed at D3.Gti !OYi 40. : rcd Gu9t,d
q -, di.crcd 50 Yor;h.rG :: r. deIiyGrcd NO. .,
81 TO-: do Ma, - 0-tri Os2 closing g: 0, do June.
oD+ o3 elGs9e & ng :! o' dS I@ co o. G, at
90: do Dec'mbr "o%aS COS, closing at a9' 80; RYE
o3ai1d at 7G@sIc canada 7.a7sc arrive; slate.
BAKLti-Dul ana rather weak No. NJ
Canada Sc extra 80 =. 9oc; No. canada. ?Jd.5c
w%PVeu TS"rowcd Stc quo--d a. 9oa95c: Growed do
G.f@+i: Western. 90a95r ana Canada. 81 05d$l 10.
COEN-was relatively scadicr than wheat. bu. there wa;
Ggrne the Early hour, tie feeling quit Grm ad
cnics and light rrI courl WIN G,' 81 3-vVO
ir,,ancy. Bat n" heayn"s N the leading ral prompted
am" Tc, 'G 3l o. Spot os ruled QUIT b9: con-
g~r''i,"F .iro9e Shpgr, ico5 ZOO bu u Hie 5nr
fat',c 900 ba-h lnt Ia.lrdme. raer'dcl Mixed and
aGo1t 40. Mixed 25acir s'3r' aod ee[stor @iG he
S aai Ysv cigclsr delivered 80. y'd february
% co eP Go o co. f2 eo5 a. 10 M 60 sGS o@ no
ootr... oAT>-In''d conI9rlti'.ly Gulct, IN the
@n eo "o w, al , at % w 10 and i local 5%c
r,,..d decline ~ &C. and The lo.e wa' b,relv stady
ON tn"i" was = ady and alrly active market
nrce, shovioc no material chsnre C"ara1c.s go b.Sh
Sal. 100 600 b1- future 1900 bush -uot Including
40 min 4. 5Ito3lEc 81 ,yatec; No. white 20 BE
aroat: 40. whr'. 3d. i3',c elevator. No ! whi-e
5 Gvcd Wc.,5n 80 5,c vhit, do 58aG2c 80 I ml"o
Fabruary ~ Qj2i4c closing ~ 2i-r d. March. cO-ing
At 52-c; d. N,y jiNGji r. co.,ne ar g.: ~ Whit
i5 ,, 5tc go NAV nl' 3d." TFTD- Quo'ed 80
=" Il i3lg.l Is. go y 81 o5asl 10 so y Fl roas -
Il 1oo:i -
nv. ND .sTEAw-,Tn".e vas not m,c9 ~: +, tn;
ens. IA to1r y, Va MTcIy s.'ay stray alo had
rirr. So NlEAW-iong ~. 'ori short ry', 500
T,l. ,'a a-niy msnian'd Stat' ls96. rhoi.y H.
a 49, 10 ,1a ME p as GA c6ol5 2 ,i 'g &c. Coast 1890
utNr NNp JrrE..ls dgl and aoH,..l On 'hc 1i-,
i5r for rarcr: mixing. 5.io' and iao,rr. I~-.
UDi >It" rrrNt ~ Hlt"r Pnt'. erlf'S q, -tronr ~
p,y mn 'a' cronu?r,,, Ccaer..o'9.. 22a29G,c =,
a.aoj - nj i3c. N,i,morl. oae25 = At 1oLc:
..'d A ios - ~: coradyS kip. p'" oaa i W.
Crt... ttou'rlif.o and no Grand" KITS loal3 ~ Ia
hov nm foQiS y Oh: p-r Sp''el N1'r'noros .,ec.d
.ia-S - sc: southern a. they run 1870 =, g.; We'
Ga,4' coy. XIII, n 10 II 49, T r,, ,'a' ~
LEATHER nu-in.s 49,, in e'cry er,d, q h,,m9ck sole
and Union rooh- sufficient pop'rtin~ 20 hold price.
RAJ ,.iv %. r,-, f.v wc.l. though HON. buyers
taxing all a-.ortmen's f-'Iv Q"outon- are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

COe, W. c. Van Horne, John W. MaChay, Jr.. Albert
f. Chandler, Charles Il. H3,mer Jane, W. Ellsworth.
William II. Baker, Edward c. Patt john o. stevens
and George g. Ward. The only change was the choice
Of young Mr.. Mackay in place vi Hector &c Castro
Mr. de Castro retired from the vice rency OF tho
Commercial Gable Company on Jahu9iy / because 0f
his con- cctiOn with of the cDmmsi)n9 appointed
at Washnct) in fur:lcraucc oi the development Oh
the H-AMc.ican railroad aGG C0mmcIthl achcilo,,
The Postal Telegraph Cable Cumpauy's directors VIII
probably organize today by eidGtlig tho Oh iVccf'
+. C. flatt viii take Mr.. dc CastrOs place on the
az committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
FURS AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream al .hs
different railroad distributing points In ana the of
the week have been fCllows Ere 1875 milk %
Of condensed mill and li3 Of cream Pcnnsyl.
vaia, Poughkeepie and Boston, 40 Of milk Susqus.
hanna l3Go cans OF milk and - cans ~ cream NewYork
Central and Harlem, 25J Of MILK, 40 OF
densed milk and Of cream Isckawanna, 1870
OF milk and cans OF cream NcwlCrk cry and Northern,
$50 cans OF milk; Haven and Hartford lOOD cal3
milk. Ontario and Western, lolO cans OF milk aud s.
OF cream West Shore C95 Of milk and ~ cans
OF NewJersey Genital, 3ij Of mix and 10
and by miscellaneous short routes, l125 u
MIX and 30 OF The tOta daily supply has ben
10 735 OF milk, BOB 81 condensed milk 3f
Of cream The average price paid for the surplus On
the platforms has been ~ go can OF 20 quarts. The
MIX Exchange price for February the As e pcs
for January-sl 81 a can OF 40 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
POULTRY AND GAME.

The demand live poultry has fallen below the supply
all tr V.rk aud prcr- declined ospe, ALLY fowls,
which are down t. Zoe Possibly the feeling i little
-f.1d,r under adyc,- OF lighter Shlmnt~ III
transit Receipts Of dressed poultry falling OF littd
and there nov rhrr less accumulation on hand here out
side of cold storage The demand Is still quiet but being
confined chiefly choice fresh goods the market for
-u,h b, ruling shadr nrmcr The weather is bad. pRny
lot are ,weaty sour, and for all such prices still
very low and uncertain. Prices show little change, bu.
ON Ton qualities of chi, hens and fowl, a slight movement
NAV be- recorded. quail and rabbits ar now outl1wed
ffof,u pONcr in light supply here and he'd
firmly but fw lot, reach oVts de quota
zion, ton ncrr.- bid, -howeye for strictly choice.
Iu,. 1rrpa and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

Liverpool, Feb. ;, ; Is m.-Bcef in poor demand
extra India mess easy at Of Cd. Pork In poor demand
Hams-Thc den and has fallen Of short cut. about / To
10 r. steady at 49, 50 i!aGon-dhe den3nG has fallen
short rib about % ~ jul at a Ga long and soft
dear middle. 81 ~, duh at pc long clear iddr.
about - n, dun 2s. Cheese in good demand Taow
oIrnon nra at IS I'D. Lard spot-rhe den4nd has
In demand prime Western slOt and
february steady at 90 I'd Wheat and holr In lair
ma d. Cori-Spot in far demand mixed Western spot
firm AZ 5s sad: February firm az - 81 March Hrn at
- 2sd April firm at IS I'D Hops at London-Pacihc
Coast in fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
tn FLY FLAGS IN MEMORY OF PETER COOPER.

Resolutions were passed by the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday. offered by Mr. Fleeenhelmer Of the Nth
District. providing that February II. the tooth
anniversary of Peter Cooper's birth. and on every
recurring year at that date hereafter, the ags on the
public buildings of the city shall be dispa'ed also
that committee Of three be appointed TO confer Win
the custodian Of the Peter cooper monument llhi
IN resncct OF the speedy erection Of suitable mOuu
ment in honor of Peter Cooper, President Arnold
appointed Messrs. Fegenheimer. Hart ana Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
POLICEMAN O'COyNELL MISSING.

Policeman Dennis O'CO.ne Of the West Tlirteth-st.
squad disappeared Monday, after receiving his pay
and in the evening his shield and rekey were found
in 81 xthave lie still missing yesterday and Cap
tain Reilly thought he intended to stay away Lately
0Conne has had trouble with his wife and has taken
tn drink,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
GAME.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

4 large cargo Of Scotch magnums Is In from Dundee
but many dealers have been holding OF lately awaiting
rrIa 81 this stock. and adNices indicate light
Stors I'm transit the feeling the market seadlcr
Ht scotch are selling at - 1jd$3. and Liverpool mark.
- 50ds2 -. Domestic potatoes are unchanged and
rade. about onions quiet but fine stock
drn. Cabbages plenty and dull. Norfolk kae steady
hui, spinach OF regular quality and shade easter
Sonhdrn green vegetables ~ most kinds sell readily when
choice quality at full price but inferior lots have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

1896 boxes; exports, 1891

Receipt, fO- the week $3.50 boNesi exports ECU
ov Tho market has gained strength gradually under
- ady fair home trade and some call from shipper
tbr % boxes fancy cOored cheese have sold for
.nrt ithin f'W day, at lO lOl2e and quite num-
Der ~ snai-h lot. have gone % hone lobbers az iO2
.f,t a lca.: - establish The quotation Few Smil II
,l. NJ fancy white making at sare price as coored
t Otc the general ratr and exporters can BUY
40 that Under grlde fun cream have considerable eau
IT. IN rht ,tnr, and firmly HID Pennsylvania skins
Slow Liverpool cable: Coor5d. 53s; white, rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
pnSTAI TFIEGYAPH ClBLE DIRECTORS.

che annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pos
tai Telegraph Cable Company yesterday resulted in
the election as directors OF John W. Macay, George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending February 3
HEANs AND PEAS

Receipts for the week: Beans. 1870 pkgs peas II 600
hush Exports: Beans, lSS pkg, peas. l,3B bbs. I'm
port. pag- leans Arrival 81 choice domestic white
loans light and the
pcciay bright dry medium and pea. Choice red kidney
held about steady, but quiet. Lima- firm at -.
Foreign marrow without quotable change but choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
SUNDRIES.

NUIS-Peannts quiet hand picked quoted at 4i.a4Lc
d farmers at 3d3Sc sheled quoted at Ga a6ac for span
ish and ,2a5c fog No Virginia Pecans dull at 9giIc
BEESWAX-Quiet at 26d27c. ~
HONEY-New Comb quoted nominaliy at lgdlsc IA,
white clover and Hale for buckwheat. California .S
trac G3.67c cA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

Recolpts for the week. ~ 100 pigs Exports. i;ooo
ukg, Another dull weeks trade, with warm Me'Si n,
prnty of stock and strong pressure 70 sen
been shaded all grades and the Market Is tpar
Extra El4in creamery is selling at -O2dZc, anu JIM
49,, lfrg. At 2jaa29c outside figures being tle
NOR, general rates perfect quality Flrstn mus d
hen Ia command 2lc average lot, going AT ZZ@-oc, a
pretty good re.h stock at 2Vd2lc Best MARKS Oh G at
vl\n. have fallen sc, with some nice lots seHIE az
%rw Stats dairy tubs reach 2id2jc when stricdy
fancy and from all milk but the bulk are qeltyIis "
i'm nuaIi.v or from old and milk mixed ana sen az
SGyc Very little call for old dairy. ana prices a
easing OF gradually Imitation freangry weSrr SSaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

War IOUso d'IIvrrI-s -Inre FrF FI1fF J. ~ Wv
YORK n bal: Baltimore. $40 bales; NeNor..unS
$50 bales total. % SO bales
COTTON-On La not yar'ci since our ia,t
ruling quiet, Sales. p bales ior consul p" i '..
fc,ciits - l05 i1lrs agaus- 4O5lN lar- t~ ddY ls
vorA and 81 ii5 bales hl, day last Ie'f crop move
mtnt: 40, 900,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

CNL.UTTA RrFFALO.
IG 5 s F Fo7f g.G, .i I'd NJ az r.

iidt ''.'.''''-'-'-iG T- ,n,,grt i a ~
MErMS-rhr 1ayc l"a d.. ,,'.',s ID. acai, 10 any ,
L.'ns rio'td in b..t sr,d A. former rates. n,r!or
j., ,.r' IT, ,l''i gar N,. '- t.'' I,'l
ais.I at =. s:ls s,a. s. ,'.a; :. =. 'lo % ~.
ir.t .',le..'' rf~~INIE rIr-(a.t.d AZ :l,a;lj5o
i, 49,, lrng a'.i Il 20. J4t .1- ha,r b,n -m, tr
e. -, ~ 'a{ 'I s' ~ 10 'f fr D,;il,toH and
~ 50 Or rino rI% naly -,''Gy On ;iG.,; sa ,,5
10 DO Ju9c zoe CORR R-rase qaot.d a. 10, al,,c
aud oitd. hand, az - i3.. Win a. t7'n,a, 'n- -i
LtA 1lio' a"i steady with 43'99 E3''2' quot
''' ,l,'. ..,,,-.....
p, % %y "a ara S" "a'' r-a I.@ -
~ li, i; EoSiEs
..,, e' l.o .s S165i 10 81 'i y a. ~ a.
), 80. ". ". -.
.oH.s,A qrr fe. ing no'a 600 80 directions, "hae
nrd ,ir'r,r ys.5, t-nI~ sil Du,t.r sd. Haa1 Co.
,.a' ~ 5.o MI I'd , e'r;'. .. ~ 1851 g
b.. oa.lt,,. SO; IAri. prime ioaoo.j TALON. 80
~ ..ed dark ire,,,i 3D. b.,arh~i
s3da}e no1ehG ',as1s S4so na Ira.
vlntr ;44s5.; natural sprue. 65doJ. bcach,d nt-r
63s5is ic1rhcd Winter 55d57r b|,ched spring. 3'c;
- ~ S n 800 per ID. owe l0'1" O''
.-,,,i ',''. , ,., ,...t ,,n,,.
~ 6s !t y r 1'' % rIora IT, Hh a,
10 M
'"' I,rrc0IIt-T CHART I;Srlt,lian iaro Ennoyat,
,,t ~ 80 ~ - ~, rS N
49, ..''' IN, 49, -. 10, an ,.,n - -r,,,. ia,
"''" tiief"i IL %tniis ~ AHitps ,f,.,r.,r lnhn
...,, - 90, - ,,,,r,.r H., ,1 a ~, inn, trad.
80 c o, u rn,, D1i,.js Iio gun Albeit Dino,, aad
H'Sf y',Is ~ ~, "a" u - y'I" mn ~
70 h'tAio' A{Irs az o., a., an" I'',c'; tl
s,'a"I ,a'u go. lu "'. " 49, LUNA I .r"" o''f 1H
NJ I'fLh9tl hI"IsH u" >, ~ III M NJ. I'd
sL1l1F IIaler ~ "il'' ~ I.iN'Iy"'. %" hI,,n -"
PROV iNiONS fol.h eikced AZ "a" w ''t on IN,
cr'-.d st',A-' Nh.. "" o HSf,,t r,'I 7,'S , n..
lati,t "a ia - ~ I'D hui aII ,P1sil - for
qlotd a ~ t'Is'o - 10. g u "i s' o ' =. 10
new Snor' ~ ~ ~ Itf!t,r Az lie ,sd~
~ fr, ti 49,, I,li, NJ. a. -. or"t'd A. .i3f
.n pi I,niiy "a Son.iS a.. b,rsSt in hls - 50G
- 4, o. A." in hi. s-,f4- 20. N.,. ~ IDS 50
- e. .,,'trt ~ uI iI ~. ,d 80 sit,.f2 IA
rui.' nut demand only moderate, Sales 20 oo0 y Pct
i'd s S5s.a ' az 600 r Js f f:sa liam, E.@sG
smo'.d do s.d9r: Picked shoulders. &c smoked DO
N'.t .bo riis sold -lL,: NAV. - t9L,G - f.
mnrI~,ID noes steadily mainton,d In price on 4 fair
demand Racon quoted At &c: isO y. Be; 100 n Sc ;
"a, incrase I'm rocks at Chicago option.
i,oL. qHI noint. and speculation was con-
o,..,i utouth. Nar,h and MAY. cash
| d,u oro,l Il OIL. .qir. ESQ tes T. and T. g. a. iic
~ e.n, In ipoI.r,t, .and: sale $50 g.. az 300
lchIHar' oUp' tn IL, VI I reg ~ d." ,i, ID ~
iit',' ia II''i 0oo tc- q 3o ID a. Urund con
,,, o',o,.i AZ d 0IG t5r: south America u 9Oc....
nv ~ ~ t. IL, III 4 r..ti,D. rontiur.. .ln, mad
weather IA" feeling b. prices j. rather weak
rns, 'no Cr,,mcr, b., 4Gic; Eign p, ancry fancy
Vet. n, Creamery fancy o5d96c: choi
90 IT,. do fair 10 good tTa-lc: Hold Creamery I5d
11 STAT. hairy hafurflu tubs fancy 2id2Jc. state
~ 't, ~ o." ST. no, h,if nr1ir- t,l. M
nnn.'' f ends fanc, cni, De: choice 2Iu22c; good