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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-23
BOARD or FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
[oFFIcIAL PROCEEDINGS

[oFFIcIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters, Wednesday evening, February
l. 1892.
The roll was called at eight O'Clock.
None Of the Commissioners being pre-
sent, the Clerk declared the Board adj
journed.
CHARLES EsTERBRooK.
ft&fF - EfsfE ~ =, CLARK
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS. MESA ADVERTISEMENTS
A GARDEN SPOT.
Inducements Offered By the SOuh Side to
 HOmeseekers.

sI O11lcSooko1'S.
 The Consolidated is the largest of the great canals of the south sde The system consists of 40 miles of main cana 75 miles of main laeras and 15O miles of smaller ateals distributed that 100000 acres of land may be irrigated.
 underlying territory must be considered The Highland canal 20 miles, 15OOO aces the Mesa canal 10 miles, 2O 900 acres the Utah. 10 miles, 10000 acres the Tempe, 15 miles, So,OOo.
 The entire region about Mesa derives its life from these systems which are also contribuory in the highest de- gree to the agricultural prosperity of the country around Tempe
 There is rapidly spreading belief that that part of the valley in which these two ourshng are located the garden spot of Arizona and developments justify the growing belief
 Is not improper in this connection to describe briefly the grounds upon which this belief is based and the reasons why it is
 The country about Mesa will probably within the next years enjoy the widely circulated distinction of being productive frutgowing region in the United States it is now known to be the chief fruit belt of the valley
 It differs sufficiently in altitude from the of the valley to insure semropica fruits against danger from frost always imminent in the favored regions of Cali ornia.
 The altitude is S16 feet higher than Tempe and 172 eet above Phoenix rendering somewhat cooler than either place in summer and slightly in winter.
 Vineyards dot the country in every direction and hun reds of broad to oranges almonds dates esa City the center ofths lovely region is ideal village 1900 people, situated 6S miles east of Tempe and about 7 miles from Phoenix. A
 The business and commercial interests include one ank seven general merchandise stores hardware store wo blacksmith shops lumber yard and two saloons
 The buildings of good character and become C pretentous yearly As might be expected in such ommunity there excellent church and school facilities nd the town is sufficiently metropolitan to support small pera house.
 Communication is maintained with the neighboring ties of Tempe and Phoenix by of two daily stages
 Three miles east of Mesa City is the prosperous village - Lehi, among whose other industries and features is eamery the best in Arizona and known throughout the
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23
QUICKER THAN ELECTRoCuTioN
How Nineteen Chinese Pirates TCrc Ec-
 ccntly Deheaded in Six Minutes.

How Nineteen Chinese Pirates Were Ee,
 gently Beheadcd in Six Minutes.
 Not long ago on the Chinese coast
 ayS 2 correspondent of the London Daily Graphic, q foreign vessel, the Namoa, was boarded by band of pi. rates. Having got on board in the darkness they murdered the captain and threw him overheard, then secured the other officers and passengers, con- petely footed the ship and managed to get safely away with their booty. The matter becoming known the Chinese authorities at once took steps to dis cover and arrest the maraudcrs, and in due course the whole band of nineteen were captured and summarily con- dcmncd tc be bchcadcd. Tho ghastly scene of the carrying out of the sen tcnce took place at Kowloon, near Hong Kong. Tho doomed men were drawn up in n line on their knees, with their hands tied behind them, aHd at q distance of about five yards from each other. So they await Cd the cxecutioncrs sword. It was suggestive of the cxecutioncr's skill, born, no doubt, of constant practice, that the whole nineteen were bchcad- ed within six minutes. A bold-looking villain was the chief of the gang. He dlcd, as nearly all the Chinese do under such circumstances, apparently with out the least fear. In fact, juat before his head rolled to the ground he de- clarcd aloud deiantly that if it were possible for him to commit another murder he would not hesitate to do it. h hhappcn8 often when a Chinese ,crim- nal is sentenced to be dccapitated 'aat his friends supply him with little opium, which, possibly, mcrcifully pro- Gucc3 a stupor and renders the doomed wretch partially iaGcnsiblc to his hor- hOIe position. The final scene is en- acted thus: When everything is ready Inc cHccutioner's assistant scizes the long pigtail of the condemned man, and at one blow with his long, sharp 1"ord his chief sweeps the head off.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

lou can buy boots, shoes and fur nnIshng goods 25 per cent cheaper at ,he tarmers' Exchange than any other p'ace in town.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

For courteous attention and square gTeaing go to Patterson and Brundage
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

IHE "Storza Missal," which Fra Lip DO Lippi, a great Florcntine artist, pre- pared for c. M. Sforza, duke of Milan, 10 the fifteenth century, is probably 'ae most valuable manuscript in this country, It is in the possession of J. J. AStor, who paid fifteen thousand five hundred dollars for it.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23
M ESA NOTES.

W. A. Kimball went to Phoenix yes
 terday,
 A, P. Walbridgs will return to Phe
 nix today.
 Judge R. II. Smith drove to Temp, on business. Mir. w. s. Varnum arrived yesterna,
 morning from Bisbee. Preparations are being made for a grand time on the Fourth. Willis Norton of Phoenix. WAS in the city for a few days on business. The Mesa Free Press is having n new svnng erected in front of its office. Mr. '. k. Pomeroy's new brick resi- dence is in the hands of the carpenters. The carpenter work on the new Ze. nos Coop. building is progressing rap idly.
 Mr. NJ. II. Douglass was passenger on the out bound stage yesterday after. pOOn.
 Capt. McCasey, w. N. Standage and several others will go up to the mines on Saturday on a prospecting tour.
 Mi. Driscoll, the Tempe ice man, has moved his business to Mesa. He will bring his family here in & few days.
 John A. Coleman, who has been sick for almost two months, is getting able psit up. He hopes to be out in few days.
 Mr. N. s. Berray of Globe, who has been in Mesa for several days, returned p Phenix last evening, whence he will 20 to his home.
 The firm of Grouse X Hough, fruit dealers at Mesa and Tempe, has been dissolved by mutual conset, Mir. Hough retiring from the business.
 Several herds of cattle passed through Mesa yesterday from the Globe coun. | try on their way to Tempe, where they will be put on pasture prior to ship. meEt.
 The Misses Mckenzie assisted by | their pupils, will give musical enter. i tsDment in the social hall, on the even. | iDr O. July 1st. The young ladies have few equals and no superiors in Masa and those who attend may expect rare musical treat.
 Mr. Kimball Pomeroy arrived in town on yesterdays stage from Val. | parisO, Ind, here he has been for some months attending the Northwestern normal school. Mr Pomeroy's many friends are pleased to welcome him siter his long absence.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

The Farmers Exchange have the newest and best selected stock of boots ana shoes on the Mesa, at bedrock pfCes.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

Wanted-100 cords of good. solid, dry Wood, delivered at G. NJ. Tiffiny's brick yards at L-hi. Will pay highest mar SeI prices, cash down.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

Go to Patterson and Brundage Bros, ''f your fine cigars and smokers arti ;les.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

Don't fail to get pair of those hand made kangaroo shoes at the Farmers exchange, only $4.25 per pair.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23

Morse & Biiwell are now prepared to "fve first class meats at the Supersti- uon mining camp at 50 cents per meal, "Fl per day.
Arizona republican., 1893-06-23
MESA CITY, ARIZONA, JUNE 23, 1893

For hammocks, tpnts, wagon cove,s and genera! llne of cam ping outfi,s vo to the Farmers Exchange.
 Go to Johnson x Co.,. for fruit cans.
 save money by buying your general merchandise of the Farmers Excbanue
 doto Farmers' Exchange for fruit jlrs.
 Prospectors and miners will do well to call at the Farmers Exchange for anything they need.
 Go to Forster and Cuber's and have your harness, etc, repaired.
 New goods constantly arriving at Patterson and Brundage Bros.
 II you want a pleasant smoke try the Farmers Exchange cigar. The best 5c cigar ever offered in town.
 Have your washing and ironing done at koung Kee laundry. Go to Shew Ying restaurant for meals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

the market. which largely nominal g1n New e.,
e YSa sat- 10 ms sHs 'H hSssos
prime. 1ass2s California old oid 5aiOc BavaTian and
OMoLXssGs-Se .orlean. centrifugal lsdl.c; common.
SOS NayARP %t f fnH'fS ' o. TrTSIS
Es s% ssr in Tone sSsfS psSs
sSSsa g. s'Sa q fs &c. ;I' ssc:
(, 90 8 n. IS o. ~ 81 Is; " g. 81 scas' 50
, without p01 sIs e1 no tons aela cargo %p
orders B,lt%o.. E'i;:h ;,Sa st l jGs
s. British ship deal. s9s SeMYOk ,1Sn r MI%.
H So aid ID b psSh ts ne o
I y privilege Il Eat . LSndSn S sSss1
3 's !: asS i'e FS:4 "ai i
%c I'D a 1s cs enf fa 10 80 os S
s0Uds los o oar Sd l., c" provsS io
cheese rs Gda5. cake s. allow, 49, beef Is 3d. Sda
%g:..H"s"s So'Si 4:
~ :ss: sss
$50 for prime s s.' 1ca eGM 1m A nge
sec SSHe sso ON % eSens demand
asw '1s ss gFl's hos Gear SCI and family
quoted m III e sS Without snsS?s '
aSsnse s''; :s h%S IS
H"S' and n'G T sn' aSsy 'S%S
70 coo bbs pickles BELLE 10 ana - aSSrage at do
hams i se@i4c o' LARDLwSs .Ow vim prices
az So 81 civ quiet and weak at sl so ennd Continent
quoted at s2 ID and South America sS = March clos
Sa Ssn, ESQ ' at for 81 ns% Ca,
usual weekend dulncs prevailed but the tone was steady
y sy% T%anla @ sx ens do weor"
ss STATE dairy Srs'i haf Fl o .1S 2s$ O. AK;
DO ssS"G ss S nG d' VIZ sSs
sHs% 't ssas ,sa is Is:% GARY 'e
a,,as: ,$s i:., % n ,c:
tTsts :oSSic; Seconds i7sioc; Ud butter,Creamery'
. Wsssrn Sa mas 10 .s sssa oE
supplies quotations were cdvanecd by most hoder. 70
S n rTo basis ia move of arr c o SS %
cream, whit. fancy. ll'a 2c; coloied fancy u1I12c
Co@on to fair ioalolS part skins l6oioc
Sood to prime sse common to Ell sa !gi sNr
maise, has e""'s eader ia,
Rsc np%s az S3S wSf
oeE'd iSa2S M'i'sTn ar
Eecrn Te9ncssee newt La o,htr S S ne"lh
goose goose eggs. sos75c'
psns esmaoa , a 20 in tone Sa ,,,
HH;fHyass s. 20 'i baaes "i
loa Siss'e gshcd 'ls%'e pU%de.eed'GS 70
sS,rs aas s.,nsss q KAY
1s:a,x woa ss H%s ST. i 10 rs
aiasc No. :. toGdt.c; 80 8. !%tls.' " a.id
N &, 10 H. s a. 70 - scee as'1'' No. 10 800
ss9 and oIo ""c s seve WEAK 'ae 1900 H. in
SrSi1ow-6lli and weak; prime city qu0tee I" &c
bid, &c asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

1900 bush oats 1920 bush sSo Sush
800 bush corn. $500 bush; oats. llooo push
St. Louis. March 13.-Four dull, heavy but r not
ouoabIy changed Wheat unsettled. slightly i9Mr r,
10 . rcd cash Ga 3-4c: March. "a Lie Nprala;
Is lee May. 66 75c July. SO 34c Corn dec ras
a ac on the Increase In the visible supply No. eas'.
81 i2c: March s. Isc April, % Lee; May. 80 c.f
Inly 40 5.-c Oats weak, l9c lower NO. e.o
81 iac May. 80 lie. rye and barley hesie ,oer
Fiax.eed unchanged Timothy seed nnchansn Rn,ter
barely steady unchanged Egg lover ID ylG LSa
higher 50 20 spetcr dull SO - L. Cornmeai s,eno 5
Unchanged tagging and cotton S,vy eI ownr Pork
Ala Lard si2 Dry salt meats loose shoulders,
- 55 longs and ribs, $40 .0 short. so a. 5,con
hacked shoulders $40 50 longs and ribs 81 ~ -
spnorts Si 81 I2. IIam, unclaimed. heceip noo
Elor q 900 bbls wheat 1000 bush corn 10 ~,
bush; oats 900 bush shlpments1Flonr n"I 19 9oo
wheat II 900 hnsh corn l.ooo 700 pun o"e'
I'm. rye 900 bush barley. 1000 BUSH
Toledo March 'a,Tnsa' %diive IGgeF August SS
3 i4c. Corr dull No. cash. 43c; May as &c EGc
oats quiet cash. 50 2c cd Eys i.s' i6 Receipts
Flour o4e bbs wheat 4G33 bush; con Soo4 pIS in
oats nora; rye none clover,eed. 21O Du-n' Snp
ments-FlDir 1850 bbs; wheat, 900 ou>n oy'r'
81 700 bush oats 400 bush; rye, 4oo Dush' ''''''
Snpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. March - l>pccal1.-Fine weather over the
winter wheat belt an increase Of $1,000 In The
visible supply and declines at outside markets made
"A rather weak wheat market here May sold from
- IA to ~ IL. July from 1898 TO - 34 The
close WAS at the bottom for both deliveries. Thu
bull leaders evidently took no part In the trade
polls and Dulu'h had 10i cars; hero tlicc
go. the ",timat" for Tuesday WAS go. Light
Indian wheat shipments. decrease IN the English
visible. and the prospect OF colder weather generally
over the West, rather Offset the weakness OF surround
Ing markets. Lc,, Is heard OF crop damage than a
week ago. Commission houses who do business FOR
the Northwest figure that the Northwest has reduced
It's short line In May at least 1joooOoO bushels IA
tAc lat two weeks, Corn Inclined 10 b" easier.
Duln..>. TIE fine weather. and the rather easier
wheat markets wcr. the influences. MAY sold from
- - . 4 and closed at the bottom. The
100. ,1ts wcr" all day within range ~ Ii cent.
Ma, sold from 81 ! = 10 - -. and CLOSED NJ 81 : :
cents. II took only little rlidng by Wright and
other OF the provision bear, 10 bring about quite
a break In pork and lard. May lard sold from 32 40
TO Si2, decline Of over 81 The close was NJ
81: 10. May pork sold from 81 ~ 10 SlT 80. and
closed at 81 -. Their" was Hn idea that brokers.
Io0abv WOlT and IclmhOlz. wcr" covering september
lard for Wright Will" he In person WAS rdlng the
market The news from the yard, counted against the
price. There were 2iOuO hog> prices were IL cents
lower; the estimate for Tuesday was 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
crAIy AND PRODUCE MAREETs.
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.


Tho visible supply Of grain on saturday ac'
cordinc 10 the New York Produce Exchange staemeh.
was: Wheat. 100000 bushels an Increase OF
: oon bushels: corn Ijs20 90 bushels, an Increase
Of $4,000 bushels oats. 4933.COO bushels ue
crease Of o2G 900 bushels. rye. 9l4oOo Dushcis' d
decrease OF 5OOJ bushels barley. lo2oOoo bnshe's'
"A decrease OF 10000 bushels ,, o,,ro
business I'm wheat futures was moderately aouN'
on tr Produce Exchange yesterday. the sales aggre
eating 3 300 600 bushels. The ton" ut III" opening
was firm ard without Important chang from snour
DAYS final quotations IiNcpooi 'aor, m,i - :
shade frmcr and local stocks showed decrease oil
.5-. J25 bushels. These influences III adulon W
foreign selling were responsible for the hrmnc,,
receipts the West and small c"iranc's M
weakness EXTENDED TO declines u 80 c.''l, n'u al'
market closed after some irr"guarity at i"t oss
Of l-2allS cents for The day: Local s"itcnIng
constituted Il good part OF the DAYS business What
for Aagch delysry ,9d at "a =, Y: s cents
July al - i--07O 3-l6 cents; August at - Eo1 ,
70 ~ cents: September at 70 i'2@ 20 3S cents ana
December at sja 80 Ia cents. spot wheat closed
34oi cent lower with sales Of $4,000 bushels for
Thc corn market for forward deliveries ruled dull
Irregular The sales amounted to 10000 bushels.
The spot market ruled dull. ~ 49,,
Oats wer, quiet and the market for futures closed
Is Of cent lower. spot oats were In demand on
The lna quotations were as follows;
July - I-sc; August. - 7-7c; september. 20 lie;
March. 80 lie: Nav. 20 34c; July 30 &c.
Oats-March 39c, May. "-c June. - l4c' july
Lard March. $40 30 MAY. SIC 35: July sil IS.
at WORK Baltimore. phadclpha and Boston
as follows: Whclt. d26G7 bushels corn.
1924: bushels: oats 7e.ijj bushels; total grain
ccipiS at Chicago. Milwaukee and =. Louis were
Wheat; $500 bushes corn 2e3 7D5 hushel ,,:
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March I3.-Cattlc-Receipts last twenty,
four hours. 1850 head total for week thus far 3oo1
head for same time last week 100 he G1o Sond on
sale. 1000 head market opened SLOW ana ui.ha,h.u
FOR common 10 lair grades good 10 choice TAT butchers
s"adv GOOD 10 extra Steers s. 100 - s., no very
fancy here; good mediums 500 - - lair 10 so.s'
see 100 to $50 rs - s9@ 81 co cows hS and he
So sOaaf old 10 fair cows. 81 o50 20 81 fat butchers
bulls s3 25us4 81 export. - 5oas5 mich COWS
Steady Steady at So 80 - veal. lower - =sa 80 She COP
and lambS-Rcc.ipts last twenty four hours. Il,voo
head total for week 1s h f eoS.rHed i 'hrosh
i1OO head 10 New York s400 head on sale 5l'oo
head market opened steady, with fair demand, ou,
nnsod good TO best lambs Sc e5o SC 80. isht to
good 90 $3.50; culls to fair s4~sn soou 70 o..
wsthsr - - Is 5c goo mixed Io oecP last
twenty hours. 800 hear total for week thus iar
l4.hOO head for same time last week .ts"o ne, 100
head on sale. 5000 head market Opened sil,dr
lower for workers. and heavier grades higher for PTS
and light GRADES cod weak Tor n al O' med m, and
81 y l n IT," s sos S 20 ' ,,, -.
ports Ca,ie-Rcccipts. 1000 head shipments.
1900 head best fat steers steady % %imcrS fW So
- 10: others =, 30 - so: Texans ~ sjd - 20:
native cows 81 1O0 - -. Hog receipts, Il 600 mead
0d h nsSSor head ' prime heavy and
butchers weights, 81 GOd 81 TO- HIGHT. 81 400 81 40
pig. go 5OoS7 sheep receipts. 1000 head sup,
ments 100 head market slow: sheep lOc ana
lambs 2jc lower: natives - o3a - IS prime west
crns. 81 IOas5 20: Western Workings. 50 So; lambs
ST. Louis, March i3.-Ca'tc receipts 1000 head
shipments. 400 head market active strong on hnr
1 1sA n 1a m 70 rcG sGH head shpm%
900 head market 100 zoe lover: heavy. =, 400
81 IS mixed s. 3o5 - 90; light. 81 800 - 80 sheep
receipts. none; shipments none market hrn'' IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brail orowths the spot market showed
m easier tendency closed the basis OF l'+dl sc
ior No Sales 900 bags No to arrive At i7',c &C.
counts Irregular Hovrc closed steady at decline
Of s<all2 francs, and Hamburg Cnclau2ed ONION
Sd and others without
change On the NowYork Conse Exchange the sa.ss
amounted to 10000 bags and the market closed at loss
Of 1920 points for the day The official Rio dispatch
follows First ordinary 40 kos) IA 600 good second
40 kilosl. 1873 $50; exchange 1913 receipt. 10 no
il 900 bags Rio stock. 1875 600 bags Flo market quiet
Rio shipments by steamer United States during week.
SO 900 bags Rio shipments Europe during week. 10000
bags Rio purchases Tor United States during week
$4,000 bags Rio pure bases for Europe during week
$1,000 bags; freight steamer To United States ooc
and per cent prima.c steamers loading at Flo for INC
United States 3 good santos l. oOo receipts
at Santos 1000 bags Santos stock 800 600 bags santos
market quiet santos shipments for United states tby
stcam % 900 bags Santos shipments for Euop 2lOOO
bags; Santos purchases Tor United States. 900 Tags
Santos purchases for Europe 81 600 bags height
per steamer to Havre - fr aud 10 per cent prmaec;
steamers loading AZ santos for ncd States. steamers
loading al santos for II rope receipts at Flo July !,
1892 TO March IL. 1898. 2'3s 900 bag 1892
o.920,C00 bugs time 1891 S71 900 BAGS receipts
ct santos July 1s. TO March IL 1885 j22 600 na9s
time 1892 2Sl1 600 bags; time 1891 2J41 600
bags. Warchouse deliveries since March l. 1898 New
York. SO9o2 bags baltimore $3.50 Ncw-Orle1ns,
1904 bags;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
TIE STATE or IRA DE.

nali%Ore Nd March laaTlonr dull 40 W Ee,dfir
asi 10 Receipts $500 blls; shipments. 5.767 bbls
spot and nd March, "'s y " IS7a isc NAV "A 2
"a sc; steamer NO red, 67"69c Milling "hr VIVA
nv sample. T20 76c. Receipts. lG.211 bush. ship
mcn,s - 900 bush stock lo62735 bush: sales.
COZ 900 bush Corn quiet and easy mxTd ,p""l,
d 5-c: MAY. a. 7ss aoc jny 40 lac lid steamer.
mixed. '6c asked White corn BY Sample, ~ ~
s ssGw DO & Goo S:h oats S" on
steady: No. white Western, 4i6tl l.:c NO
mixed Western 27a25 re receipts CO., ZOO GTS
Stock s3.7i7 bu,l. IIav quiet and easy: good 20
choice timothy. $40 500 81 Grain freight Gull
ror quarter os cd cotton. I7c per 100 lbs -four &c
per 100 lbs Cotton nomnsl m nj linz; D ,3c pr@
shoulders. lie long clear II l,c; clear rib"d ,idr
and sugar picked shoulders II L. snr1r ,ur,d
oncS ,c Butter onct: creamery fancy. 2oc: do
fair TO choice. ~ 27c do mitallon &c lanl" lancv
one good 10 choice. lo92ic roll. fine IsA:9r 30
10 90. s0 concc firm Rio SSrGoc' lair 10 lie 80
conner strong: refined IL lie whi,kcy firm II "a
81 %.
Boston March Iaroar dull Corn sHn-,s , .,aosy
steamer yellow 50 &c oats ',sny. enor's , ond
4oI2 sacks corn. 40. -22 bush; oats. "'so3 bush :
shorts. Al tons
ruralo March I3.-sprIne wheat limits unsettled a
ic odd and brought from Nav price In chicago 10
halfccnt over. sales $4,000 bush no. ] Nor,hrrh.
Ioc. 600 bush No. hard. sjc. Closing
nriccs ,kcd No hard old. - &c do new II &c
30 Northern old, - &c do new 1'' o. M,o ona.
ann lower sales ! car No . Ri. - lie; No. !
Witt &c asked car no Grade rcd sold Coo ,"rh
ou,ri closing easy ~ inside prices. sales. . cars
X, =, yellnw AG | "a l6 ate. II ears No. > yellow.
4Ga % &c = No. do. i1c car No. =. - ~
no,s frner better demand sales. car' NJ. Whit.
SOC: :, cars clipped do 4o@ 80 e cars no. D.
,,Litn 3,c. cars 40 = mixed. :Ijc. BARLEY. n'ih-
I'M, done today. fair inquiry NJ. extra western,
20 BE: 30 3 Coz Gjc No. {. 53a 3-c. Michigan.
G3a zoe state. ga 1cc No. Canad". nc 70 H. 800
quiet weak Best spring - joo - -: do winter.
Sio - 10. Rye -four. ~ 80" ~ 90 NH iced llir
~ 900 bush: oats, 5000 bush. shipments, wheat,
! : 900 bush: corn. 5000 bush
Chicago. March 13.-Tle leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

n at O. rs; 80 State DO. % n ct S. IL do SO N, at
81 so % spring lambs, IT s. so each. 49,. ,,,r =,
So do. II n at - Ohio DO lSS No. at - 60
do 20 H. IS 11G Ohio lambs. 30 d. at - 90 leo
DO ~ n 80 As 20! Pennsylvania do si'a 10 AZ
80 IS; ~ do. SO ID, at 50 go. 49,. -, - - =. a.
200 do SO N. at 20 30. no. -.
do Il3 n, at 81 70 81; state lainhr d. az 30 70
scott & Pidcock: 200 State lantr % 10. AZ -. ~.
uOGs-I,eccips 80 6.o5S head-2i cars az
IOh.st and Is jersey city one car ana ~
small buncnes for Market steady at o. ?oato ~
per 100 u - ., s.... ..cs ,.2 =,
NJ Collins: 70 State hogs, $50 =. a. IS 80.