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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
THE WEATHER.
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL.
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.

Louisville Items-The Stage of Water and
the Movements of Boats.
ESPECIAL TELEsRANs TO THE DIsPArcR.i
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-Business good. Weather
clear and cool. The river is stationary, with
feet inches on the falls 10 feeti the canal and
q feet inches below. The transfer steamer
Campbell passed up yesterday on her way to
Madison for REPAIRS The Hercules Carroll, of
Cincinnati, was telegraphed for yesterday, and Is
due here and will help pump out and raise the
sunken Mariner.
The State Of Kansas is due from New Orleans.
bound for Cincinnati. Departures Sandy. for
Cincinnati: Big Kanawha, for Carrollton; Tell
CITY, for Evansville; Golden Rule, for New Or
leans; and Ohio, for Memphis.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04

WILKEsBARRE. March 3.-Louis Jester, the
champion lightweight Of Ohio who is to
fight Charles Mccarthy, of Philadelphia,
within the next seven weeks, put up the last
OF his deposit, $780, to-day. Jester went into
training on Monday last. He is under the
care of the noted trainer, Jack Todd, of
Kingston, N. Y. Mccarthy and Jester are
both in good condition, and it is expected
when they enter the ring the fight will be to
a finish. Each man is confident of winning,
though SIS to $50 is freely being posted on
Jester.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
Some Game Checker PLAYERS.

WASHINGTON, PA, March 3.-tSpecial 1.-The
Checker Club of the Washington Young
Mems Christian Association has issued a
challenge for a series of contests with the
Allegheny club. The first game of the series
will be played in Pittsburg if the challenge
is accepted.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
Maher on His wav tn New York

NEW ORLEANS, March Al A. Mt is now
known that Maher left here this evening for
New York. He gave none of his friends
notice and left so quietly that his departure
was only just made known.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04

BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS

The Grip Leads . Newly Welded Man to
XIII Himself
NEW YORK, March 8. -[SpecioL] - John
Ratner 4 Young Russian mattress maker,
quit work to-day, ana returning to his home
at alo Forsyth street, complained Of feeling
i'll. He had pains in his stomach, he said.
His wife went to get him bottle or soda.
when she returned she found him dead.
Rstner mad severe attack Of grip about
fortnight ago. His honeymoon was not long
over,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
What Upper Gauges Show.

ALLEGHENY JUNCTION-River feet inches
and falling Cloudy and pleasant.
MoRGANTowN-River feet inches and falling.
Clear. Thermometer $50 at p. N.
BRowNsvILLE-Rivers feet and falling. Clear.
Thermometer. $50 at P. M.
WARREN-River 2.S feet. Clear and mild.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
Sport. Mourning for Lost shekels.

NEW YORK, March S.-[Specsol There was
mourning in town to-day. About all the
high rollers who did not 60 to New Orleans
had their money on Naher. The losers had
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES.

CENTS
English's best Needles. regular price z
&c a paper, ~
Darning Needles. regular price &c a 2
paper, ~
Good quality Pins, regular price &c Q
paper, ~
Good quality Pins. regular price &C .
paper, q
Genuine English Pins, regular price 6
10c paper, "
Good Book Pins, regular price 10 q
cents, y
Hat. Pins, regular price 10 cents A
dozen,
Belt and Veil Pins, regular price &C. a ?
Mourning Pins in boxes, regular price .
SC box, q
Dexter's Knitting Cotton in balls, z
regular price &c a ball, ~
Barbour's Linen Thread, regular price G
&c spool, Y
Good Black Spool Silk, 100 yards, reg A
ular price SC spool,
Good quality Black Buttonhole twist,
regular price for SC,
White and Drab Corset Clasps, regu- a
lar price 10c,
Extra quality Corset Clasps, regular G
price 1910.
Corset steels with patent lock clasps. q
regular price 15c. y
Clinton Safety Pins, q dozen, regular A
price &c,
Lindsay's Safety Pins. regular price .
&c dozen, -
Glove Buttoners. bone handles, regu- 4
lar price &c,
Standard Darning Cotton, regular x
price 10c dozen, -
Darning Wool.
Regular price &c,
Needle Books, &
Regular price 10c, y
Dress Steels (covered). regular price &
10c dozen, "
Covered Whalebones, regular price IN
15c dozen, ~
Common Sense Hair Crimpers, regu- q
lar price SC a dozen, -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04

OEN
Rubber Circulars, n
Former price 81, n
French Woven Corsets, embroidered
busts, in sizes 25 26, 27, %, % and 80; A
former price 75c,
French Woven Nursing Corsets, sizes e
25 26 and 81; regular price ST. "
Genuine 500 Bone Corsets, sizes %, "a,
Is, 26, 81, 2S, %, 30; regular price n
81 IS, -
White Null Ties. hemstitched and 10 I,
embroidered ends, former price 25c, ~
Genuine Swiss Wool Ribbed Vests.
small sizes only, long or short ri
sleeves, former price 81, 81 25, 81 80, "
Fleece-lined Balbriggan Hose. high
spliced heels, superb quality, former q
price SEC, W
Ribbed Cotton Vests, high neck and 81
short sleeves, former price soc, q
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
FRIDAY BARGAINS FOR LADIES.

CENTS
Black Silk Plated Hose, former price En
IS cents. OO
26-inch Gloria Umbrella. silver or q 90
natural handle, regular price 81, Vs'OO
Cambria Corset Covers, high neck, 10
lace trimmed, regular price 25c, 10
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, high
neck, embroidered yoke, regular 90
price 81 80, %
Cambria Shirt Chemise, "a thing of d 40
beauty" reduced from S., Vi.fO
Fine Swiss Handkerchiefs, scalloped l0I/
and embroidered, regular price zoe, X ~
Extra Wide Torchon Laces, usually O
sold at 15c, our price to-day only "
Columbia Germantown Wool, regular
price 25c a skein, or 50 a pound; our On
line to-day zoe a skein, or 81 80 lib. 6U
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04

BIsoUE OF BEEF herbs and aromatics BE-
fore breakfast aids digestion all day. -.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04
Pittsburg's Home Games.

York, August %, 30, 81; with Philadelphia, August
Is, IS, q; with Baltimore, September l. . g. with
Washington, August IL. September, s. S: with
Cleveland August 6. s. September TO- IL: with Gin
clnnat August IL. H. l3; with Louisville. July g.
with ST. Louis. August 9, 10, october S, 8.
Cleveland at home-With Boston, August Is, I6,
4; with Brooklyn, August 3. 26: q; with New
e. %, "a; with Baltimore, August %. 90 81; with
Washington, September ], 9. 8; with Pittsburg
Septem Der 1s, 20 81; with Cincinnati August g. TO-
October s, 6; with Louisville. September p 2a "a;
Louis, August l, 2, October Z, s.
Cincinnati at home-With Boston. August q, 90
81; with Brooklyn. September /, 2, 8; with New
York, August Is, Is II; with Philadelphia: August
Washington. August %, q. "a: with Pittsburg,
August 3, October 49, Is; with Cleveland. Septem-
Der rs r. %; with Louisville. September 10, 20 p !;
with Chicago. September. %, 30, October l.; with
St. Louis, July ., 50. October
Louisville's Last at Home.
Louisville at home-with Boston, August Is, Is,
q; with Brooklyn, August %, 80, 81; with New
York, September 1, 2, 8; with Philadelphia,
August Is, 16. III with Baltimore. August 2 q "A;
burg. September 20 30 October l. with Cleveland,
August 3 4, October IL, Is; with Cincinnati, August
l. October s. 8: with Chicago. September Is. "a,
2S with St Louis louis A%ESst Mi,S a:, u Is T.
with Brooklyn August Is, 1s. oo with New York.
August %. 3. "a: with Philadelphia, August 9, 80
81: with Baltimore. August Is. l6, II; with Wash
ington, August Is, 2e, q: with Pittsburg. August /
2 october 4. 8; with Cleveland, August H. l.. 10;
with Cincinnati, August q, 8. October 10. IL; with
Louisville Augnsts TO- October 6; With st. Louis
St. Louis af hoine-with Boston, August n q, a;
with Brooklyn. August IS ls "; with New York.
August "a Is n: with Phiiadelphia September !,
>; With Baltimore. August 10, d n; With washing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

leaving oil at q 1e; The passage showing a
the caIiy Duoyancy. Trough tn -e IL Chicae, >aur
day last and conihued wet weather Ia tie winter Wheat
which the short side covered in a moderate way on
crease and public cables wore very d.couraging,
Liverpool being I'd lower AMI London 80 down IN SOM
both Of which served arrest th" Upward th
dency. Furthermore. the English visible supply increased
sise-i $50 qT- to the United kingdom. aud O. 500
st. to tn, Coltn,n' i; la te a iens d nI'r'T be
break In corn addri . weaAnc. a, dd me full re-
dom ior mr week wee $4,000 qgs wheat 1900 qTs
H 80 90 5u o bit o Ills wa. uy 6.cogatd
had llttte OF 40 effect Farmers, deliveries las Week
Gg,A p,ng Gid 2s3576 Bush Winter deaG.t - 900 e.d
i,sSs 500 bush Clearance, So s Sr.h WHEAT and 100
kg7 nour The spot market wa AIS lrrgular bm, uHuA
80 Norlern ,pring a sGas7.e agI9i.d red a, t',e
Sssc. and No Too ' red at oo.c Miles took 5000
bu,h Sal:- 100000 bush future. l2s 900 bush SPOT
20 doa+ y unsrlcd -rng and winter rrd a, 72d991c
5Iac 30 May eSl gg3ise do june 9os al PC Ciona
st 9OSe do July 9la92.c closing at 81 lee d. AgTt
Al jOa-c d. 0ctotar 81 s3iac closing At oitc do DeccE
H. cloos at o9loE y g5S 30 but Hd 1 Qgc
e sSSs, ae in corlot, ard boat Dads Emily AND
iim, omcwhat excited with fir deacc Of a.tyity IL Tie
o. further bull manipulation Chicago and covering on
Sn The Collapse Of Rs Nav Sa ShtiS osS 1a
on contract and the failure o. The parties who nag Snr
Months we "' t.wis acSed ~ ' H. yoa'en in May
opening strong and advancing l's02Ac. then Grclnlhg
and closing air lower with conslderoblo ''long I'll
ing Unusually big receipt at Wc,t. better grailne.
and Increase Of nearly 900 bush In thc visible
supply all contributed to the late br'ak. Cables w,r
spot and hrmor futures. spot lots were dull
aud unsettled closing weak, after strong opening
There nothing done for export tlc1rancr-. fopS5
hr.h Sales, $4,000 bush future. $1,000 bush pot,
including un-rldrd mixed and white Mt 12dG-t: No
mixed - d2c elevator closing at BE 5Sc aoat Other
Kinds neglected No May so 5G4c do June. 80 d1I2c.
closing at 5',c; do July, j-d532c closing ar 80 90
August 5l%d52c. closing OF u c DO september ol'i"
S1d the oo a' market bd ycry QUIET look With the
trading entirely local Then was ris" Of ~ carly.
sympathiluc with after which me natk,t
settled back sc. leaving OF about 'tadI
spot ruled somewhat stronger, and tr1d-
Ing W.. fairly active. Cl.amnc'-. rs hush
sales 1870 600 bush future $4,000 bush pot including
No mixed 10 80 elevator. No 3 "hlt- 5Jr elevator
No mixed 3Ct a3Ga,c elevator H2G31 'e ano1t; 20
whit. 30~d3gl.c elevator ungraded mixed. weston,
81 d,sc. whit 10 3sd42%c; No June 36Ic closing
A. 38ac: do July 357."36Ac clo-le at Sc DO August
closing nt 354c: 10 september. closing % ~
FEED Quotrd 90 p. 76as0c 40 n 7o"73e 80 h I1a
100 r.. SOd1Oc -hsrp,. 95cdfl; rye feel cC@o1ci
cors meal s-3 50 ASA per ton honny chop ooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

Mu.coyaao, 80 test . l1.l0c, wharf REFINED
MoscrS'y aetye and ~ S snyanulased ,a9Ic
s 5f:e'd 500 RGfSe;'&s
3lOdi j-l0c Columbia A. 4'sdii.ei Wind'9r A. so
~ RIdgewoOd A. lied$ l9c; PhocnH A. 10 q
AZ l5.iGc 30 : 3 1903 15lgc 80 2, ll,G5
1876 No 10, 3AS3'tc 10 H. S''io@' il'i''' NO
SIf1RiNE"fArd ,trady. city quoted at 7isc IN hhfs
ss-c in tcs Oleonargurne- 6hd6 T-l6c ftr
city. Sales, l2C00 II. Is 1.l6c. - c.
quoted a &c. Sales, $50 hhds, 4esc. c,
TOBACCO a stead, trading " tn uniform prices. Salcs
80 New-Eneland Havana. private terms 100 ,,rs
-9l Wisconsin Havana - to ltc; 30 cs-es in
havana 2Jc; 80 bales Havana, O1c TO III lO lVV
bales SuHatfa. - p TO 20 p.
WOOI.-fhe changes in wool prices are not important
Tho market steady. however and desirable gades com
mand fun prices New WOODS continue to arrive N large
quantities md meet with fair attention quota tns "
one grade. Of old stock are nominal Xxx fleece at q
29ci fail TeNas, lGal9c; spring do months hi dgog
lNoItheHD. l7G22c spring do (souhern), i.%lOr
Va14c: southern wool 2id3ic; fine dolane 3Si2c fine
unmerchsn,abc o2Lc: fne dTrwashed, l9lad20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

b g. AM rs e. 6$ lss2 I'd s
s Z III e Z ss sst5sE 1s b
81 IS S'" Ss,. SR9Ta .' as on s5ds @."a in
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6 sSs.ss % s'i IS & sa q VA
f: + IS 5.s s sss Atfs y: ssnsr@S s
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q q 3 q ss sas ss is,
s .,Ts f' e sss; S $Ss1sd
A.; :"s; .ii "; 8?
'S - }, UT gss, ssHs s q , s-ssa
81 s5;t: e :''s ;SG; sg ss.$:
G new 'ss&sioc; California TSadon nsw 10
g. at Ss s;ii'i%: L F.f.P Ss SSSs. IS
s ssd II h S sss: Ss ctr o. ~ ss s
s... % 7 90 Ssw A s. peel g. Do ST SS rqa ar
e. g ,ssass e. T1I:s
i2c DO Princes; paSr shell nS% % A a,gae
a. see ssy sEeled new 2ias DO valeaca 6c 90
e r .s:sd pc d. sssi ca g. SE
fgf Z rss 90 S's Sc " %;d%
bs &c 9 sSa. "a 20 ads b.a a% - g.
'" Fo REQ :; GEEFX fGi,iT Lemons and oranges
se S' ssaana c aPpa1 G . BE- Brisk rapc rSe from
- to sl2 per hundred Quotation lemon sicily choce
soC e. AGO.. o' & g i' 20 a aod ss SS
nacs none bananas. Jamaica sel'ed = 22Gsi 30 d.
AN Ssgs: DO o. San Mas. sS0ds92
FIsH-rn .oIt fish all kinds business Is merely OF a
retail character YIN price easy rih ma:A'NS
NS g. s29e" mS George. sasc per y ana aa
N 90 S'oS doarv y" and mi Whit hoop. e0c
FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLOUK-No special features were
deyel3pd III ta tb eS su mere unnportant City
es %s .p and ssdn wntr wheat, sold Moderately for
The Wet indie, but otherwise export ineret was ghs
Job.s bought with more less reserve sale, - 900
his 100 for export Including 100 bbl: low extra
~ e5ds - 500 6bs city mill - ga - % 9r M om
held $500 bs: Nnt oG wheat os ~ V 81 ~
66s ,GpGTi4e, y MIL Vet inGes a 25as 50 patents
- Go@S 90 low eStrs . s;aeS 30 wHtr! whss; low
choice TO fancy. coast s. PATENT - 25@% O. Nin,
spring Wheat low eS 1a. p s'sT 81 ' common 10 10
fancy % 9oas! 80 patent, ordinary = rlsee 81 ia
d ic g a4 % ;sSt1 PI 5gf "a
price and quiet Sales. 100 b6l'. Including low extra,
4 I; Ss' s 6 es and ,7y t5 : 49, S
nm ; GoS w GI PsS 3 fSGf TO- c5R
ME% fair Gs@G Ss S % Ses 2b oS Sb +. +
Ing so bbl. Biandywine
GRAIN-wHEAT-Had a nervous and somewhat un-
se 600 S- BUSH o." .n Sy being mainly 81 local swcss
characer The tart was quite strong, with subse.
H. and at one time the market ruled Gac lower closing
st-ady. practically unchanged on near ana slightly
sod the p G AZ e5sc closing at 9oc July RANGED
'--m 92c at the outset up {" 0-4e' then down 10 oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. May 81 p. m.-The sales OF the day
American middling low middling clause, June de-
livery, 6-6id, sellers; June and July delivery,
sod, sellers; July and August delivery, s-640
964d; August and september delivery, ll-64d,
value; September delivery, 1864, buyers; septem-
Der and october delivery, 1904, buyers, october
and November delivery, l564a4 l6-64d November
and December delivery, 1894 le.64d; Decem-
Der and January delivery, 4 2O6id sellers
Galveston May 3i.-CottCn steady; middlng,
3-l6c; low mddllng, 34c good ordinary. 1-4c I:
net and gross receipts, 543 bales sales "a bales
stock. 1917 bales
Norfolk. May 31.-COtt0n firm; mlddling 1-sc !;
low middllng. 5-sc coed ordinary l-4c; net and
GROSS receipts 1874 bale exports cOastwise. SAC
bales sales 700 bales; stock. 17.474 bales
Savannah. May 31.-Cotton quiet; middling &c |;
low mlddling. Csc good Ordinary. o &c: net and
gross receipts, 464 bales; exports to the Continent
300 bales coastvlse, 522 bales; sales, $50 bales !:
splnners, III bales; stock 5,547 bales.
NewOrleans, MAY 3l.-Cotton firm: mlddllng,
3l6c; low midding, 34c good ordinary, lac !;
net receipts 7,4s4 bales gross 7,!33 bales exports
TO the Continent 34ao bales sales 1000 bales; stock
160,927 bales -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Yesterday being the last day Of the month, the
transactions In options at the Consolidated Exchange
swollen largely by switching OF June options
Into July delivery. The transfer made at
premium of Is cent for July. The regular sales
were made at So La 30 cents The total dealings
were reported at 100000 barrels. The market was
without special feature and the from the field
wa devoid OF interest. Al the stock Exchange there
were no Transactions In oil.
Refined petroleum WIS dull and unchanged at Cos
cents in barrels 800 cents In bulk and 6.s5 cents per
gallon In cases. Foreign quotations were easier at
- 35 francs at Antwerp. 5.7j marks at Bremen and
4 "a Sd at London
OH CITY, Penn. May Sl-Natonal Transit certificates
opened az 55ssc; highest, Josc; lowest J51.c closed
55c sales. IS 900 bbs clearances. $4,000 bbls ship
ments. 234 1922 bbs runs. 1851 bbls.
opeed 58c closed 5jc highest Soc lowest 551sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo. y. " Nav 81 .-Cattle-Reccpts last "a
hours. 1000 head total for the week thus far. f72O
signed through, 1000 head. TO NewlOrk, 900 head:
on sale none. opened steady and firm at Is 10 20
cents advance from last week. closed with feel
ing steady.
Hogs-Recepts last "a hours. 1900 total for
the week thus FIR }2.95O head for time last
week. 36 075 head consigned through 400 head to
t. 10 cents higher closed steady with AL sold. HEAVY
ju 10 packers and med INNS. ga - 10 Ynkers good
S50 10. packers and mediums 50 $40 lOnherS. good
t. best $50 - 10: DO pigs and light. ~ -50 - 95;
- 7o0 - so; pigs common shps to fair. - 25@
~ 80, assorted rouShS. ~ 250 - 30. com
mon roughs 50 65dSi: stays, S39S2 90
sheep and Lambs Receipt, last "a hours. 1900 head
total for the week thu far l6400 head for same time
last week. 500 No consigned through. 400 head:
to Ww.lork l0oo head on sale $1,000 head
10 fancy wcthers.. - 73d ~ -: fair good sheep
- 25GrJ 81: cls and common do. $50 - IS.
Clipped lambs. - 750 - p fair 10 good, 55 25S
~ 50: culls to common. S4aS5 p: spring lamws.
81 5Oa$s
s. Louis May 31.-Caitle- Receipts 1850 head:
shipments. $50 head Marlet-Na'ive s-eaiy: Texans
strong; fair 10 good native steers SO lOd ~ 80 Texan
and indian stc,r' all kinds. - G00 - So Gamers,
- 1od - 80. Hogs Receipts. $3.50 head shipments,
o2O bead. Market ," higher. heavy. - son ~ 90;
mixed. S4aSi 90: Light. ~ 6ja - 90. sheep-Re-
active and stronger: ,horn natives. IS 10.
Chicago. May al The Evening Journal" reports:
Cattlc-Receip-. 1000 head shipments. 1000 head;
market SLOW. steady best steers - 25@ "a so others.
~ so cows and hf'r, ~ son 50 -: Texans. SO 300
~ so. Hog Receipts. 10000 head; shipments,
10000 head; market active 81 Toe higher rough and
common. va - so: mixed and packers, - SOD
~ % prime heavy and butchers weights, 81 600
- 90 - light. - sOd -: pigs. ~ GOd - IS sheep
Receipts 5000 head shipments 5000 head Market
Texans IS 257 80 81 clipped natives $50 - 20 year.
lngs, p BOO - 30: spring lambs - $50 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NerYo Tgsy sl1y sI eNpe;s a's I'D
g eafCsds for d,Sss .
bel Todeot demand at Sasi S per i ordinary
eh0ITf ,S cable sdyiec from London quote refrgeratet
beef selling &c per n the Liverpool market i NC soS
Ios s' per r., estimated dead weight.
Shipments oday 40 a eS.u head on ,S Re NJ oith and
SO head for SchwaL Suzberger on Wedse1aAy
the City Of Paris VIII tkc OUT o agsrt Of beef and
100 hogs for j. Nelson Sons ana tne b1S ~
beef fo different shippers also the Gerrnanic with jug
quarter; FOR Es;tn@ns Gomp9nyy e,d NJ trading Feel
ScN1VES% only 10 head all over the Harlem
for good yeals and dfi2c for mixed lots and Yea can .
Country dressed veals were in light supply anu ,y
33 p9. od a. Gao5c little calves aa5c dressed
buttmik at 4lSd5 @e few &C. ,e v,,s 1ao N average
at 5ac per u fcd d. 162 H. az i'2c; mixed calves ~
n. at &c. ,. o al. ,-e - -, ,Lc
s lTTf A NUT n.M8s~i,cccips earc,d: ?lio
head agca d4 a yey the S % SSS d. We're held
from Monday Trade duh at decline OF 10 70 2oe PEI
loo r sheep, and soc On lambs with very II" s"'' Oh
common good sheep sold a: . 5SdsS ger 100 w nj
estimated that Is 20 carloads would 60 over LOT "cohes
DAY Dresd mutton lover at 1oai2c ~ choice car.
cases Ringing as high A. l2c dressed spring lambs
also lower ai5c few extra cercasse5 reach9g loc.
The few dresd p $@RSs Soma 'fN ss5 Ohio shop
at % Per 100 90 2oS o. S IS s. So 81 ''s
D. Mcpherson & Co.: lis Virginia lambs % 10 az
Newton & GiIett 100 Virginia sheep. rs n. at
- IS per 100 n 15l Virginia lambs % ~ az &c peg 10
Wilker,ou & Sherman a. KENTUCKY ia'nO'' u ID ~
r. Nipple & Co.: lSs ,ull sheep, 81 N, at SO so per
~ n3ieubeek s Hollis 282 Ohio sheep z r At . o.
HOGs-Eeceipts. 35 earlosds or 9OCO hS2d-2l car
alive No%%ally nm at 20 PS5 oS arm
al 20 fnr heavy N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

CALCUTTA bbffAiO
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ssss Been no se not S aSSSd
t oue repS 5- baI rad ana Z.
E ES,.;i S grade. ,S'"a %n9
gas 70 ySuSfn az sr 3D. Pans a%o si5s$5 So
is sts 70 aas &C. ga a: = & f%io5 80
standard eraqd. D. a, NH III, ,c n ;m IsG
Es ass % 20 5 s pI psre. for current d.ye
.cq @9 In T bsc, but s e 1@ f5 Is g S
iii h6ds arm AID spot Is quoted At p 800 Ihg Lon.
f e.: 1-' sa$y :; e common in 'a'io'
."d s5 G5s .8 cg sssa 90 .cy
h" Sk9Ah ''S Sr5%s srlEfTS TgErES1TNo Ruiz.
ga aSa S'n enc slow Inquiry s~Ioca
g. g PGa Il 81 s. 9 u 20 K So N Il - g
csG5 a. g sa I'p;s' 'S 'r SS p% 9 R
S,SS'e'd 2s'' so pi$s er 3D. e S
q, bid DO o 5c ocs5s% P ec@Gn summer %
teyion. She llnsred ew. American 70 do Cacut,'
i Prime. 90 g; S s
Winter dc sperm crude 6s' do natural .Pins. q egse
90 boaehsa roe :aS5e DO natural "as T4"T5c
natural spring 5'c; DO b-ached -pring b5c; DO nat
I' s 5nc red .aooSaeG pei H. irgjir bonE
8ja3Gc stalts. 3Gd37c; olive, italian. $4,000 palm
OCEAN tEElGaIs ,al. wa aeeday poor ga Sss
asOn ." rsc'iTcd Indifferent attention and rates a. 10
eNeat nona WIN "a qST'% " to 70, drpo' b ara
~ ~ IGtH e1S;og ~ L'y Xxx ar Pha
dr 20 caeari or olsr ~ 900 as psnn5d IT,
Htt-h strhsNon hence 20 China and japan
" T ' o3lSioN s-roRK Has not varied for the day:
s - 75aslo 10 To- old 81 Tor nSR short cics 2esiS
family s2esl2 80 eSta prime go nhsFC 1a2a
~ 5oo+lo packet ssa:s 80 in btl. - n tcs extra
Request quoted mere si 5oas Is. and 9, w. January
and Fcbru@y lagtine at s,S 30 Ut AiS oi
Picncd BELLE, at CSC for Y H. and 7c for 70 n ayg2,Is
i rioSde nan" 5,c sc7a do Sc pcscd Des 5Gc
- DEissi mo-, In ia ,rqnc't ana I1l Vu'S g
100 = pig. Ga LAI;D-w,- quite Inoyant today
and The oon market made h.t,nta adssns on Wy coy
Gosh" closed 90 0G7oc. Cy ,tam quiet and esscr
Sales. - tc, 5o5r Refined Continent quoted 1t !og
sal,.. 800 t.. G75s: august closed a. Gs2ci sep
hrrrER suffered further decline ull gpri,s. and
N.Y. M, N ~ 49,, ~" III r,or Eigln .Ntr,s lila
lsc; creamery. we.trn first. l6iaalI, s,cond, i5s'
eStrs. i7pas: do nr.t,, lGGa5, do seconds, l5dlee
'ccond l5Gi5isc; wc.ierH imt,tion crramery nr-t-.
G'c ;.copd. ~ fair Weorn W Sa.,e
nrst i2adl3c do second. ~ factory aui dairy thitd,
S'' isrD Toai9" =" CfEI,Cr RatHrr e'sIer on
d. oord "a a9c: prime 9',a0r: falr 10 good $40
a. a general rule, stat" and l'ean,! NSn, new laid
choe iGalG we5t wa, SG, Tor prime TO- epS.
&C about the Old prices. Quotao, Tor round lots Pepper
Singapore. Gsc; West cast. 0c Achccp js,d6c White
Zen 2S2ic 1l.oiee-triodlns. 3&5ic prime
q F.p'7 ifsS % Gs sne' Chin. ci'
S;1Gs'd la l% % ss. ss5 0'doS' 'i0 %
oo >, sGqeer ~, WIZ q t % SSro
vado and IIGc foE 80 tst centrifugal. sales. alo hhd'