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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-06-10
FARM AND HOME.
j e.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

And what il so rare as day in June!
Then if ever come perfect days:
II en- Heaven tries the earth if it be in tune,
And over il softly her warm ear lays;
Whether we look or whether we listen,
We hear life mu.mur or see Ii glisten;
Every cloo feels a stir of might,
An instinct within it that reaches and towers,
And, cropping blindly above for light,
Climbs to soul in grass and flowers:
The flush of life may we'll be seen
Thrilling back over hills and valleys;
The coWsIIp startles in meadows green,
The buttercup catches the sun in its challce,
And there S never a leaf or a blade too mean
To be some happy creatures palace:
The little bird sits at his door in the sun,
Still ike blossom among the l4.yes,
And let's his illumined being O er run
With the deuge of summer it receives;
His mate feels the eggs beneath her wings,
And the heart in her dull breast futters and
sings;
He sings TO the wide world and she to her nest
In the nice ear of Nature which song is the best:
Now is the high-tid- OF the year.
And whatever of life hath ebbed away
Comes flooding back with rppIy cheer,
Into every bare inlet and creek and bay;
We may shut our eyes but we cannot help know
ing
That skis are clear and grass is growing:
The breeze comes whispering in our ear,
That dandelions are blossomng near,
That maize has sprouted, that streams are flow
ing,
That the rivers blner than the sky
That the robin is plastering his house hard by.
Joy comes, grief goes, know not how;
Everything Is happy nov,
Everything is upward striving;
Els as easy now for the heart TO be tue
As for grass 10 be green OF skies to be blue
tbs the natural way of living:
Who knows whittier the clouds have fed?
In the unscat red heaven they leave wake:
And the eyes forget the tears they have shed,
The heart forgels its sorrow and ache;
The soul paltases the seasons youth,
And the sulphurous riffs of passion and woe
Lie deep meath a silence pure and smooth,
Like burnt-out craters healed with snow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-06-10
The Bottle of Life.

We are told that many years ago, after
certain hard fought battle hs been won,
which was famous for the vaior and hero
ism shown by the soldiers, the victorious
commander presented to his soldiers
the simple words: Il was there" and
these medals were rec, ived ard pr;z d
higher than if they had been made Of the
finest gold studded with priceless jewels.
And so in this ''battle of iife,'' in which
we are engaged. we can expect many hard
knocks and many losses; but to the
soldier, who endures to the end, who's }
patriotism has a practical foundation,
here will come, during trouble and dis
couragements, the sweet and precious re-
ward of an approving conscious, and in
the day of tinal victory, which will surely
come, he will have the happy reflection of
having been participant, and being en-
titled 10 wear the crown of Immortality y
DR.. F. w. Hendley.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-06-10

When young chicks become droopy and
appear drowsy the cause is usually the
large gray lice on the heads. Anoint with
few drops of sweet oil.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-06-10

A fact never apologies to anybody.
The real eise man knows enough never
to say too much.
Self respect is the corner stone of all
yirtue.-Sir John Herschel.
The shadow of trouble is always blacker
than the trouble lsteit
Whatever the weather, don't whinpnr;
but work On, work ever
The picture On tie canvass is but the
reflection Of brighter one in the mind of
the artist.
Perhaps the best way to keep evil out
of the roind is TO have it filled with so
much good that the bad cannot enter.
A holy life has voice; It speaks when
the tongue is silent, and is either con-
slant attraction or a perpetual reproof.-
Hilton.
Get holy principles, and thou shalt get
the pinions of az angel which shall bear
thee above all clouds and storms If earth,
into the surshine and calm of eternity
DE-. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH - ISo,

% l-oa14c Cheese steady; part shi,rs,-e l-2@ ioc'
sugnrs refined firm but quiet cat Loaf, l,Sc cuDes,
3-sc. extra powdered XXXN, il6e; standard
powdered j-s6.; fine erannlated: af5o;: stindaru
do 4 are: Crown \. 3-lGc. CfySiQl y. J-5c.'
donlie refined Diamond A. fo- clndy.A 3sc.; Con
fectloner, a, lie. keystone A. l-sc lI&nslin T.
:4c.: Green star G. 72looc Blue e,s star Gr, 6:
co IO0c. Petroleum quiet. mchan-ed feeh dull'
winter bran. si7o as 80 per ton. Reedp's-Flour.
4.sco bis 5000 sacks wheat. 3ac9o bg,h corn;
1900 brsh.; oats 300 bush p1}}%dn,9 n'sh
Toledo, March 2s.-whcat steady; 10 !: cash,
81 lie: May. s7c july % 7oc AgfNS, S5 Zoe 1oc
No. yellow, 3oc; oats qniet SaSn ,oo 3Ts'
r'aai sC 10 March 20 30 Receipts
Hour 49, bbIs wheat 4.455 bush corn. Gooo! busn
oats 700 bush rye. - bush: coversccd, 49i bags
Shipments- Flour 3,211 bush; wheat. 33,1Oo bush
corn Is 200 bush: rye. 100 bush; clovcrsecd bags,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

Is PENNSYLVANIA cows s75 N. at 81 10; ID do Ills H.
%:S5o DO G siS a. Ok 1870 n. $40; d.
2l5o Il. a, -; j DO l7ed i y % %; do 1oSo
B g csS 's st g. + 90 o. az iS3C al Is
Is do t ioj II. a. q s.; d. 1cC5 h. at ). 80 ii
d. 9' Sha al a. " Chicago steers a3s n at 81 o.
Gc'Ra SIsS nose s0' aid no ;Sd
steady and poor 20 eo1d co.'s Guoiabe at s2oGFio
CALVEs-Receipt, 2ij7 head-ls7s at Coth--t., and
Ii o a. tho Uptown yaid. The market was baiy
morazcd and aitc low dis2s"s ade n9c INN INN
Pc to ie pSr b. All a'erassd nom IL 70 @ lover tnan
sold at 3aq4ae; yea, at iaG+e for common 70 prime
q"i;af's iidcnbcck Hollis J bucrmilk calves o.
a,sragc az &c ger n > Co. lf2 r. o. te 70 TNGd d.
Sc G7 ycals los n. at 54c: l. do. 1873 N, at 5ec :;
e &%e s Ct c ysa. 80 3 4 ?e
%e 81 DO iai at az S2e 10 Q, az 3d. l'i H. at &c
50 &c. b 81 K aSi al les r. at asc
v'o ! =! y a. % Jsa: = B = s.
Scott & Pdcock: = mixed calyes. lis H. at &c;
ed oa an 80 e Kat dt 1so a. d. e. T at a.
r. o2 Dc? 2s g. rs; IS at d. c if 70 ai q a.
at Src iS skirmk calves. 1o n. at 3'sc 10 mNed do
70 y:a' % ~ ld s,, Sc ,S So d.
sos Cat At !. veal 5.i l 5aSa at '' do %
I SD g; Sfsla Or pgs s e 'sGss'
f S%G nt G a}fir: "'s - saoa Jr;y y o.d
at I'D saS, 1' at f 3 VT p
ported Transactions inch od The ~ Of unshon rhrcp a.,
St St g g; 200 p ?92sf Do at asS U"'''
Dressed mutton SLOW at 9sd9c drc'cd lambs steady
ssa's 'ss s Is q Msn aSS;a &c.
0ii2 n cob $50 Michigan larbs 9Jio H. at g %
oIO do I0li h a. ~ so III Sta:e do 73l n at 81 %
rs do oois n, at 81 so 2si do. 7Gi2 ~ at g 90 an
.. Hume Mullen "a S,a Tc shGep S' on q sS
e &C. &C. q 100 dsie = g. = %sgSs
G5 n at So 80 d., ~ H. at 50 - 90 - "a.
IasgbSek 9ljI, ,d5 SlSe sh@sp S 9s n a. "a 90
g, S,atc aw9s 5G,' n e. & ia, rs d. II H. at
q. D1lenback; u? Michigan sheep 912 ~ at 90 20 !:
103l2 &C n; 80 state lambs 00 -. 4: 40 50
3si MclIgan do. s32. u. at e. 80: 90 IN.
100 State sheep. lo3 N. at 50 90 20 lambs 20 n. OF
81 %; 5 ''culi.," 80 II. at IS 90: ewes 90 N. a.
NJ. Collins: 17s Ohio lambs. 90 r. at 81 80 1ni
clipped do n 80 155 clipped STATE sheep. 10 ~
at IS ioH 1888 do. SO n; at - N.
Newton & Glliett: 1s5 Ohio lambs. "a u. az q ~:
II Ohio sheep II y. at 81. o-o -, =, 49,
HOGS-Recclp:s. 20 carlpads or II SIS held-3l cor
load, at 4oh.st. and o5 carload; az Jersey CIV Two
catads sale at hc former yad- but No sales reported
Nominal quotations, s5dsj 80 per 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
THE MA RKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio the spot had another dull day and he
barely steady with NO. ! quoted al !fST ~
sales reported Mia gro"ths in light demand In me
option line the dcung fairly active ana he haFhcs
tended lower. WIN considerable selling by longs,
prompted by depressed edviess from atrCG Az e c.se
March showed decline Of 25 points, which later nontus
lett OF 5d2O points lower Warehouse deliveries were
la.f. they mad effect. EaNre dropped L Fl On
MarCh and i2as4 later months HuIsburg '.d1 pig
taions; April o2s; May, COS I'd June 5ss July 5Ss
August. 57s Sd September. SIS sd. Rio quotes l!rst
ordinary 40 kilo II loo good iecond 90 X 'S OOH
bsgs; lilo stock. 10000 bags; Rio market quiet RIO
shipments by steamer to United states during Wei
los coo bags Rio purchases for United States, $1,000
Dag; Rio purchases for Europe, COCO bags freight per
steamer 70 United States 3jc and per cent praase
loading at Iio for United States gSC @o 9NEIgc
santos $50 receipts at Santos u days. 10000 bags
santos market hrm santos shipments for United States
0y Santos shipments for EuroIss
rs COO bags purchases for United States 5UoO
bags purchases for EUROPE 2500o bags santos
frelg. Der steam Hayre. 20 and 10 cent prnsge
steamer loading at Santos for United States steamers
fading Europe cleared from Santos March
a6 Visilanca 1000 receipts Sant,s March
81 IL 600 bags Receipts a. Rio July to March 20
1872 S063 900 bags same time 1s9i l9'* goo bag
70 March 90. 1882 :,05l, 300 bag same time ls9l
eS3 600 bags same time 1890. l,I22.OOO bags. IOta
sala- here to-day. 81 90 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.

e,i.sD Mcpherson & Co.: 10 Chicago steers. 400 \
average at 81 80 per 100 NJ y do 1872 a. - 'q 400
g. lSs 70. at - q e DO % g2US M si
r. 90 ssa do 1900 ~ at - As DO ll2G n Az 20
do 1913 H. 10 DO 1913 5 At Is o. o. Is ,o ONE
steers and a 1870 n at . u s sase e SSy i$S H.
a, e 81 Il do 0s7 ~ 81 IS DO 700 ~ at - 90
q DO SO ~ 81 so bulls ie.1 40 D. at " 90 no.
cSyss g. cne Ss 1sfG'i is at ~ O5
iS7o a. al eO 10 do 124t ~ at - 20 u DO i' ~:
at ~ AZ Il do l19l NJ ot o. 10 40 1g| o ~ ~ a. A.
STATE oxen $50 ID Al - ~ "'' ~ -
do I702 ~ at 80 80. -,, ,oar. 147S r. at ~ o. :;
g. sns sac u. IS s't NJ 3 :, g 20 90
y o. is@o 3so NJ Al 81 IS do, 1123 a. - 20
Si rsnnsysauia ,set SS 20 % % 20 g.
S2 so; do. 1920 n. a. " 10 w. A'1'~ w. " W. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
Quotations arc based on American standard 0, enssa.,
STAINED.
a12lR Low Mlidling ...m..5 6.10

Good Ordinary, 1919 Lev Mlddling'""'S olo
Options-Free 'ong' selling CHARACTERIZED the dealings
TO-DAY and the result Lower range OF prices, with
some little irregulaty noted az tunes. The depression
was most marked during the early session. when tho artet
bruke fully l20l4 points on decline or D points a,
Iiy"rnool lower silver and unfavorabe reports from
Manchester Later however. there was liberal buying
~ .'shorts, on the light port receipts and prospects OF
smaller movement at New-0rleans for tonorrDw. The
close firm at SAL poias decline from saturday Sales
onN tafas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

Barley bush 10000 81 400
Rye. bush......................... 10000 10000
Stock OF No rcd in store March 20 90 745 bush
against .4457 bush 2lG $50 hush this
year stock OF No mixed March 30 979.6lO
BUSH against 1873 Si4 bush last week and rs 37 bush
stock OF No White oats March 20, 1899 BUSH
against 5ilc!o bush last ard 1f7 Gi0 bush year
Stock Of No . w1ite Marcn 20 10 05e bush
against Sj G23 bush lat ard i01 1853 bush year
ago.
Ncw-York Produce EXCHANGE statement OF visible sup.
ply saturday March % 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
FIOrR AND MEAI-FLOuR-To.day's rarket wa

via h 6saI Sf s A. nS Ssds
s %sq was s.g limited & SS 81: '9f sSSss
S NSo9 @ 81 s 5'4st s 90 i 1S yet 5o'f
wheat SoS o0l og sqpsrane % c T.
MMiS West ~ ind% ' q i5a5i So patents sass e.
lev extra 81 S9dS c iS S cC * 50 low Sss'
g 2SS s. Hsqas5 60 g e TsSe
g sas tragh GOmWon = fn25y t5 ~ 1oa 8 oSs
s2qss spgerSns e 1893 IS i sSI d.
h haad sac 9s5 6bl1 Including low extras 50 sl
a. 70 s. trade KS iiy S'S aad G
9Hi rsgerIngo ia5 dG 49, nI at 81 25as 5oucK
wHr GNuo'ei at e s%.G y r caISi on ve s
%S,a tgGo:cd ot ): C5as5 rradywme So Sales
Ca5 bbls.
pGe' again P pre- ee 10 sa d
i"a account Went on with renewed yigor few feeble
IT. w 81 99dG a to and ad s at h@
scented TGak apo5aIG asgead 500 600 bush
o taa hal, Of when a5oI6ed BY May ian d sbs Gs
S s ile q all nf sseo aS abroad dddy CI
TSe S e ss "a to 'a e aa TX aSsn
sad y 600 qt to the cOntens were args I IoS
co,ed c@9d S Ses q nad Sea- 10 Sent. on
from Lyo nCd Rrea xo al We OF Nas re-
ported and er gcneray and o the w ari'a crvrd TO
aSs@sn. so %e"aes the sgsooaG y cT wa,
been ss:d o, By Se 200 A1 Sa,S S"2
oesi .otSs 10 Store and afoa failed to check The Dc
cline MAY which opened 92c and s,1ady oh BOX md
dS S .s,.s syins &, q IT. tom w L drSppd so
: ss,. he BUSH 1 ns and f 5 ba a
SS ,. and 5's9 ss' 5v ,e'e ssTanee bun
FEEL SS5 Ss.vy on s R eSs s1 sE 5000 Sss
ssn' s DO oyer o. May S
s at NS s' 2es.s My nsssa
red within ne qgo'sd :ss over N Nay ' sddaon
below sFS was Ds s9nf NH N H%aS
ssss e @ YHs,sSs. .Sd S ssRGST se
s sS' 500 f s' Egss ssu @sqd@s
Sera spring at gi aga s THsis's97 @Sc DO
b. store s7S59 sore Quoted at ,a PM mono NO
n3 So @ nCT ' y' sGaa closing at o4'.c
S S 80 as5 5see e 80 rs &
1gsss s$,%9e :. f ss.e 20 & 81: 6.c-SSi
ste,tsl ni.h sGl ss Better da,ad Quoted
Hs:s o ss e Sc
s s., ~ MilT9SkS stioas en
j aas OF Of &c e0e s sIis = 5Si
ss 'iS ss i The RsST sa ,s91s n %a
e 'sT's es is"''9si , TIM. '' .ia.a one
hs , Srs" ., = e' hce a q on
% & and sTSf ,t ex i5St f dsgs" va rise
sbea. sctve trade rpS9r sSc,, q. ~ 9iye
% o .eSa, S%sh 4s iSsSe9s sa d
Sc s o S7s o6 es Snsh AR atd. t ss sr osd@g
gngNded mixed ana white oIeS;,o 4S,.a4S4c
anoat sac special April no @dSc Saycs Eos.
s aSnai DO April $685. closing At ase DO elo Mhy
sfse do July 5.aice closing a. and Options
sivsheed i4hLe liberal buying ior H., The
count There further export inquiry t1d'E ~" rsde
high prices initiated against business oI Vo1 .hte
seeouht tfodng fairly active With gin na nboH.
especially nrm showing rise Of taic 40 orn hy.h
Ciesrancss 40 bush ssle 2ss oo az s ei
future 1877 900 bush spot including NO nH'u d.
elevator; No 3 white 37a37isc elevator 10 -Issc
$.6s5c eIeyator 3bssa31e ancat 80 Wilt q nISed
elevator No whit, 40c elevator ungr ph Go.
wetfn SsSsGc White DO s7atie; No March aS sloa
Ing a. 3i7sc; DO April. closing at 3f7sc; 40 My
ste closing Sse DO Jay closing r a. IS duocd
40 h. s3a95c co H. s5d90c; so ~ s1asoc io 100
soegsl sharps,, slasi o. re fscd &C. gS2s s,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

n, HE BOOK OF oPEN,AIR SPORTS. octave 800 pages.
air amusements Rules FOR sailing swimming bali play.
ing shooting horseback riding &C.. Sc. IN full Of per
COPY Published BY The Tribune, New.YoPk. Entertain.
nj and universally cemDlimeIted BY the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
fcQai Notices

- UrREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-John
% NSG'q SaioS S AZ, M is and uh h,aseh C.
VIZ and siamen. OF benjamin. wheewrlgn., deceased
icr f william %aSptne, Hary carysa9 r. ca aFi.
i,es, and Man IL hs'' & her husband Clara e.
s l is6tc Spaon'c r. aisSeck and rpsi
E1G sd hs E ksss hS ns feSs eSfs a
Lcc Eachel Matilda ',er1i4 a4d Allrei erard her has.
.r 1a' Mdss aa Il Ma%. '"1 5Sn F. % %
tanny h. Williams, Lena Williams Car Williams koNl,nd
husband Care Williams and John H. Williams. her
rand Victor g. 5mita. lrag K9to9 and ya 2: Rg;Go.
Hutton Whose christian mann l. unknown IN the plaintiffs
and who 6 ;%ca by INC &c, 'ou' Of John and John
sg1 ssn cFC3 aip"s lG nelson T aS 1sm:s i
e Dvd Trc Jo Sn 4 ES 6SS,c Ps
In2ri PEER. william G. h:yov Ih%odore C. M;rril
r. Read tooiridcc Manufacturing Company Defendants
70 the sboSe@aSd defendants and each Of them:
You are HEREBY summoned TO answer the supplemental
eta G S SaaS qd H G HS G y0 n Gs
service o. tbs summons. exclusive Of tn day Of service
% be ' S6% asan"s T yor ~ ai for The fc SSa de-
nanded IN the snrcmcnlal complaint mt,
D3 G%N Ee%fHE !f"f2Ty r. l ia Auorneys
ro.teSca address ii and cicd 10 Il Whilst. Se%:Iork
,oS s H Ie AZ ~ %r I, YEA q Fol ss nr
S aG'' Matae and G afS a "'Ss sr h as
land Funny \. +. Futon and Elias f. Ruton her hus
band Bessie Richards, Laura \. Williams and John Z
Williams. her husband: Margic NJ Williams, Lucy ".
Williams, Fanny r. willi'ms Lena Mi1ms Cart Williams.
her husband Carrie Williams and John H. Williams her
M, band Lillian Smith and William H. Smith her husband
Nic'or a. smith Edgar Rutoa and Eva h. IiuiOn his wife
olive g'or Isabelle Ituton John uton Whose
christ an f. unknown the plaintiffs I'D who l. sued
by fictitious Of J,n). Herbert g. Whitney. Sarah
- ~irntor james II. GILES Theodore C. Merrill. Frank
H. Merrill and August Obert
The foregoing supplemental summons Is served upon you
bv publication. pursuant to order OF Willard Bartlett.
Justices VI the supreme Court. dated The twenty
day OF March 1892. aud filed with che supplemental
complaint n the once OF tho Clerk 0f Kings County at the
CITY OF Brooklyn
Dated. March 2lst 1o92. .. -. ....
OWEN. GRAY SiuR,ES; Plaintiffs Attorneys,
II Wall-st. New-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
filusica! Instruments.

EMERSON PIANOS
Excel in oil tho varied clements indispensable 70 In.
struuicnts OF superior merit. Ilquldy and purity Of
tone responsive and pleasing $1,000 have already
Lcen sold. The prices are very moderate and terms
eurreij convenient 10 purchaser
FACTORY In Boston, Mas. Ncw.York varerooms. 90
6thaNe., near 1ith--t.
y ASSORTMENT OF secondhand grand uprtgh. and
"A square pianos Of our make. 10 perfect condition
aud fully warranted also Number OF second hand pianos
VI othe: prominent make, At very low prices.
NM. KNABE 4 CO..
l48 5th.avc.. aCti.st., New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
QUOTATIONS. or BEEvES.

Good 10 prime steers sod ago Mt s. 0Ouso ~
tho ayeroge price csiinated at so -. 49,, mn
HETVf.S-RecclpF for days, 3d. caFioaus OF ovoV
ho1-JG carloads export alive. 25j carloads OI sa1e
ercrs direct Including ils carloads 1917 tasohs I'm a
nds for j. Stern 10 carloads for the United Drcecd Bcc
.s~nnSv and III carloads miscellaneous shipper. ana
40 CARLOADS were for sale There was goOi attennaace
buvers ond the market opened hrI ana
mail traction higher decent ~ prime steers Dut we
GniSh wa dull and Western bought caltc cost te
a ,ronev than those cold Friday the nde, on The vhoe
wos not yery satisfactory TO the selling intcrs PooIes
80 hoe, crrs old at - 0JdSi % 100 II stag, hl
80. az s2aSa 40 dry at 81 S0Gf3 5O Dps az ~ ~
as3 Exporters purchased number Oh caloI"S OF eoou
CITY dressed beef dun and selling az 20 ioI V.nI
mon choice nstNe sides. few seecta bringing ''
moro money. - =. ca.u.1o- r,.,.h on v1en
SdS3.c N and American steers
a. 10S1Oi.c estimated dead weight !, oon ,,,. -. ,h.
pndoc for schvelchd sgl7berssr 2g2 eat, i On On Ne
t.Itnith i5i do on EDro for j. Shambcrsi 90.
ns Of beef In The spain for lasmdis Company aia
~ rrona IL 10 uc laden with 500 cutie for SchW1rLco
4, Sulzbcrger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

warehouse deliveries since March l. lS92-New-i otk,
800 SOB bags Baltimore 52o5 bags Nsw;or,SHns H. 100
T0TION-The spot market ruled dul: VIVA prices
tide lower. Saos 121 bales for consumption also ino
Week not before mentioned G62 bale, Tor export
10 14d bales this day last week. and 1920 bales
lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

this unle law '' 1892. 1901
c,on uoyemnt: Bales Doles.
,,, UP snnniy .........4,5 04 229 1901, 400
Hislote suPP'' dav .... 9ie2 1873
fsceclI.' % C,rcai Rri,aln / day., 1916 S,S44
Txnrts 10 France. day ;....... ~ . ga
TXp,r's 10 Continent, l day.. oVo' <'SOo
I;Niort, TO C,.annel. ! day.
ktcck In Ncw,sork IN licensed ware. 49,, ooo ,,o o.,
houses, counted daily: ..--....-' oSo oooS
Tn ather places (estlrhlted) ...-.... A1fVo o'o'f
Iota In Newt York. by running .ooooo
- T., al r-,i,.1 Siares roras....1, O93525 Gio O3i
s0Sn ~ 81 tceDrains as D. m-Reccvts 900 bales,
,eescsn 600 bales. Sales, 900 bales, D.
Which for speculation and export, LOCO baes Aeiiea1
y IA boios Spot market-Modcrate demand; MmdlinS
uISsDds gid Manchestcr-Market yarns dull; cloths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
Ocean Steamers.

SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SERVICE pETWEEN
NEw.YoRK AND BREMEN DIRECT
6srmst adt, Nay T.. noon. Nurnbcrs, May T. a. N,
Mmnchsn JUNE l. 10 A IN. Drlunschwela, June 50 am.
Cabin, eco, SO, 600. Storage, low rates
NEDITERRANEAN LINE.
90 ia less than Eleven Days.
sat Vert sat. June Is, 10 am
Fulda sat All lG 10 Am. Fulda Sat. July 2, 10 am
Vera Sat. MAY 40 am MSira.sat, Jsly 2S ~ a. M
Passage siOO, 1925 or $50 berth. First Cabin, -,
Passengers for Italian Lakes, switzerland ana thn
Tyro Will ind this route the direct rases. and most
comfortable. Switzerland b. reached Ia SIX hours rom
"'"'" OELRrCHS & CO.. ? Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

March 20, 1902.
,.ns Cows Calves Sheen AID IAInbO. swine
10 zI 9O7 69G7 30 42l 9s.50j
Bcevos Cows Caves. Sheep. Swine
Jersey City Stock Yards. $40 100 o64d3 l-o'@
s 9o.:. '......... 'o'o i'o 49, '.' 20 9o5
iioeoxen d ,:::a 3t 5'63J 40 IeS 27ss
n.t. la week II s1S 2iO 32i0 O., COZ 80, 7C3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

Cash Quotations we're as follow; flour ermo9Il.,,d
wheat. TO-; 40 spring whcot 7asc; 80 ici. - +,
SO corn. 3s1u5slc. o@t,-No whit, 30; y 3
Whit. oats -. Q9glac No oats 90. ~ ly~. 1he
80 . barley. sc. 40 faSs'cd. y5ec primo umothy
Sod ~ 22o.I -; pois per hb 80 ioaslo 80
lard per 100 -. 80 2jaFJ 22 shor, rll, sidc- o'sl
as 81 - 7O dry saltd shoulder, tboAI - 5oa
short clear sides boxed rG l1od7G 20; Whi>kcy. d.
tillcfs' finished gods pr gallon. II - sugars IN.
changed ~ ba,ey free on board J'a'sci NO :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29

I NMAN LINE.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY Of cliICAGO ......; weins.asy March 80 a. m
cifY OF RFliI.IN "wednesday. ApriI I3 % A. M
Ciiy OF EtW-YOHK Wodno-day Aurl 20. 10 10 4. N.
From Pier a., y. H.. adjoining chrisonhers Ferry: -,
location Of room; second cabin, $50 and s3j prepaid.
s9J stccfigc 400. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
Co ,;cn,rll Agents Bowling Green. "
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-03-10
Monday.

SENATE-Mr. Sawyer, chairman Of the
committee on postoffices and post roads,
introduced bill to establish apostal tele-
graph service, No additional officers or
positions are created or any expense over
and above the receipts for the transmits
sion and delivery of such messages to be
incurred. The same committee reported
favorably bill extending free delivery to
cities of 5000 inhabitants and 5000 an
nual postoffice revenue. The considera-
tion of the pure food bill was resumed.
HOUSE = The debate upon the order
from the committee on rules setting apart
March 20, 20 and "a for the consideration
of the Bland silver bill, was prefaced by
lively parliamentary controversy upon
the rules of the chair as to the priority of
the order over the reading of the journal.
Despite the protests the order was rushed
through before the journal was read.