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an income tax; and To repeal the
federal election laws.
Three bills were vetoed by the
President, viz: To refer the NC.
Garrahan claim to the court Of
claims Ca second McGarraban bill
falling Of action in the house,, to
amend the court of appeals ac, and
III relation to marshals IN the Gni-
ted State courts in Alabama. This
last bill became Il law by passage
over the veto, Senator Hoar stating
that it had been vetoed through u
Misunderstanding of its provisions.
The President subj bjectcd three bills
to q "pockct" veto, and two other
bills failed Of enGrossment.
Republicans have already begun
to make capital out of tho fact that
the appropriations Of the Fifty
second congress exceeded the totals
Of tue famous billion dollar con-
gress, while the Demo Gratis are pre-
pairing to show the excessive totals
were primarily necessary by the
progressive and continuing appro-
priatlons of the Fifty-frst congress
which could not be avoided. It
was long ago determined the billion
dollar mark would be passed and
the general admission Of the fact
operated against the economists.
Members who had pet appropria-
tions said: owe are going to run
up over u billion anyway, 50 let's
get the good of it,"
President Cleveland's insistance
in his inaugural address on the ex-
ercise Of economy in the expendi-
tere of the peoples money has al
ready put some of the mem bers on
the defensive. They have begun
to explain and tables are being pre-
pared.
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Our government is bound by treaty
with Russia and by every obliga-
tion Of honor to defend the rights
which Russia defends in her half of
Bering Sea. For several years the
diplomats of this country and Great
Britain have been endeavoring to
settle this dispute but without sue
cess. Does the government intend
to let this question still go unset
tied and permit Great Britain to
continne her defiance of our author
ity over what really belongs to
us?
Soon the Government will nee
cessarily have to decide onr action
on the Nicaragua Canal project,
that is: Will the United States
furnish funds for the construction
of the canal and thereby become
partial owners? The United States
needs an interest in this that her
ships may always have an undispu-
ted right to the use Of the canal.
The danger OF permitting foreign
governments to gain control of such
an important mercantile route
should be an impetus to this Gov
ernment to assume the manage
mont
TIE revolution in Hawaii and
their application for annexation
has put before the people u very
imp ,rtant question with Il difficult
solution. It is to be hoped that
the people of this republic have
not SO degenerated that the desire
tor acquisition will promote them
to begin the exercise Of auto craey
over Inferior and helpless races.
If we are to have additions of terri
tory, let rs procure them as we
have in the past by purchase, not
by bribery.
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nj
In ere are {
THREE GREAT

st5pr,7rpy7trn here are ct
= aTr,ge.,zTC,A 's,,,. .,-. present before the
American people
thrce great porpositjons-the Ber-
ing Sea arbitration; the Nicaragua
Canai scheme; and the recent Iia-
uaiian offer-rciating 10 the Pa
eific ocean. On these questionS
sae Tinted States can take no pas-
sivo position. We have reach d Z
pivotal point in American history
ard we must now go back ward or
iosWard, The settling OF these is
saes require tLo greatest examples
81 Americas wisdom, manhood,
snd forc1hougllt.
The whole Bering Sea matter Is
this: Is Bering Sea /. closed sea" :"
az is il u part OF the open ocean?
fM 1867 the United States bought
Alaska, the 4 lleutioD and other Is
lsnds of BaiiNg Sea from Russia,
ard al tic rights otthat country 70
the control u that body o1 water.
Ill is a sact thal D"ih tDe 1l'nteC
States and Great Britain recog-
.ized and admitted by treaty the
claim :. uae BY Russia that Boring
SEA is & closed sen Why should
England set mp 3 CAIN that Boring
Sea is open, when by treaty and
.therwise size las recognized it to
is closed? The eatire race at the
i.lr seal is IL Danger OF extinction
from reckless destruction BY hunt
.l,s. Vessels are fitted out each
scar at ports III Br tish Columbfs
ia Kill seals on che islands of Der-
in-s Sea- Thlsis prohibited by an
acs IT Congress which requires tl.e
i -fsairesi diesft to give riotiec 10 ali gov
sspmants that vessels found pY0tScl-
sas@ wii3j be ssslkan. wheneon s9tuld
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THE Western Union Telegraph
company is said to have decided
to compel It's employees 10 leave
their labor organizations or give ap
their situations. Sill some people
wonder why the sentiment against
corporations is on the increase.
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THERE must bo something WI

THERE must be something wrong
about the statement giving the
number Of hogs as 100000 less
than we had last year. Railroad
men have been under the i'm
preston that The hogs were increas-
ing Ill the time.
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BECAUSE a President is inaugur-
ated midst the boom OF cannons, the
blare Of brass bands and the cheers
of thousands, not one Of whom
would turn his back on a poor
homeless Office, ii does not necessa-
rily follow that his I'D dministration
will be loud.
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THE Iowa preacher who drew
snch a graphic wordpicture Of hell
and its victims as 20 drive ono Of
his female hearers insane might
find it profitable to hold q saance
with himself on the dangers Of al
unbridlod imagination.
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IT ali the boards Of health in the
world should agree with the one
that mas denounced kissing, because
Of It's being q spreader OF disease,
kissing would still So on.
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TIE monopolies now dictate to
the people, but the time will come
when an aroused people will do the
debating.
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ONE fourth Of the land s9l

ONE fourth Of the land surface
of the globe is in the occupancy
Of Eagl;sh-spealiing people, but
the number Who speak the English
language correctly could be COM
to1,t~b)y Quartered in space sever
al lniIlion times smaller.
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.>osi,7esp.-a.-sr,l.rs. s..,..s.-,s.4u,s.-..s.

THE tone Of tho cabinet comments
in some Of onr exchanges indicat es
that some editors expected Mr.,
Cleveland to select II Hill cabi-
net.
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IKE revenues OF the government
might be considerably increased by
putting Il tax OF the use Of the pre-
fix Cox"
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s.,-s.s4az1va.....s..,,pvaassr.,.-r.-

The new Postmaster General
smokes cigarettes. That is the
grayest charge yet brought against
any member Of the naw cabinet.
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TIE tanners who have entered q
trust need u good tanning, and
She public should end to give
il 10 them.
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" ARNIN-G ORDER.
Jack Reeves Plain tilI.

Jack Reeves Plain tiI
", Warning Order
j. a, and Ellen GIahar Defts
THE Befts A aad ltlien Mahan are warictl
to appear in this court wtha thirty days asd ar
9wer to the coinpi aint Of the plaintiff Jack
Reeves.
This February i3, 1893,
w. A. Brrr, J. p
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rs' y s--rsa-.'ss r.su,ssss

TIE Congressional Investigations
of tbis session al resulted iq the
roguia.ioA way-talk.
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Deeted success tlInt will reward your efforts. We
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That can be found OH the face of this earth.
ss45.o0 profit on ss7593 worth OF business is
being easily and honorably made by and paid to
h.indretls of men, women, boys, and girls i'll
employ. You make mcney faster at wori, for
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Cldest, Rost successful, and largest Publishing
ti:lt the business readily and handsomely yields.
All beginners succeed g:andly, and more than
realize teir greatest expectations Those w!io
ny il hn,. exactly rs we tell them. There is plenty
OF room FOR q few l-.ore workers, and We urge
them 10 begin at once. II you are already EN-
piovet, hut lve a lew spare moments, and wish
(for this is your grand Opportunity, ana receive
tull particulars by return mail. Address,
TRUE Is co, 9so;. NC. geo, Augusta, RE.
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THE Arkansas Press Association
will meet at Fl. Smith June IL, and
after three days S, ssion the mem
bers will go on an excursion to the
Worlds Fair.
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The politician recognizes BIZ
two classes; ;he selected and tho re
iected.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-03-09
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HAWAII is now pronounced by
spme people, Ia. ait-tnere.'
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-: DIRECTORY.
Observation-Disclosures

STATE OFFICERS.
I secrefary of state Il 4. Arniistsad: laif,sa1
Auditor G. b. Mills.
Treasurer r. B. Mcrr wv .
Attorney General j. P Clarke
State lad az, Goa,.4alssioael C. p; Myers
CaefJustice Supreme Court s. R. Cockriil
Commissioner y agriculture Jao D. Adams
(W. Z. Hemingway,
Associate Justices : s p p iin@des. Iiqtsre
Il. II. s5andles.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Tames II. Berry Bentonvi!le
. james 4. Jones Washington
JUDICIAL.
Judge e S. Mcdaniel
= Pros. Attorney j. \. lilinon
LEGISLATURE.
> tiepresentative II G po1ao1r (5Ssse1 .
- Legislature meets biennal,y, on second
Monday 4nJanuafy.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
fsoHnty Judge j. l. Wortbington.
Circuit Clerk } : Naples
County Clerk j p skanGtsor
sheriil 4. p. Naples
Asses scr i. =. Shipnlail.
Surveyor T. johnson
t0f6itf h. Winfield.
county Examiner l. y CLARKE
Iz~'Hax collecting closes April 10.
IL Assess,rapts Of real estate biennially, and
personal property aanaally.
COURTS.
fsircuit court coayenes Isl Mondays in FEB ans
~ Aug IN Western District, ard srd Moatiaytl
in Feb and Aug in Eastar.l district
County l.ourt list mondays in Jan, April ,
July aas Oc5.
Probate Court Easter D. 8rl Mondays in j an
April, Juiy aid Oct Yves ern d 4th Monday )
IN Jan. tlIil, July and Oct.
WNSHIp.
Justices OF taa Peace y J G. uoaftt: Gntt
CentaDie W. T, Gray
LODGES.
fynEnS Foansr LoDen No 4o4, z & a. NJ.
~ Meess Oh Saturdays on or beierc the full
moon Of each month. Q. 3. GRIM, ". 81.
w. y. BUTT. Sec.
CHURCH SERVICES.
rE T. Cauaen soUrH-services every fourth
A'1 sunday aa9 aturdas night before. Rev x
: tanZandt, Pastor.
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aeg~ All local advertising is inserted
and charged for accordingly until order
ed out
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G. w. D E Z,
Harness and Shoe Shsa.

GREEN FOREST, = ARKANSAS.
Has on hands good grade Of Har~
ness. Does general Leather Repair
ing Business. Charges and prices very
reasonable. Shoe mendiny speciality
Bey-ALL WORK GUARNTEED. .~gEsi
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TIE Fifty-second Congress was-
but why speak i'll Of the dead.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-03-09

If Advertising agents or strangers who desire
to place aii Advertisement III this paper must ac-
company their orders with the CASH
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LODGES.

fvnEES FOREST LoDGE No. 404, z & a. NJ
moon Of each mouth Q. 3. GRIM, " M.
4 tpl
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TOWNSHIP.

justices Of the Peace J y G =. noaft1: Bfst
CentaDie W. T. Gray
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w. c. RUSSELL.
ORA CTICING ATTORNEY and NotarvPublic
+ Green 70 est, Carroll county, Ark. f.eales
tate agent and auItionecf. Collections spe
altY. Correspondence solicited.
Harrison cnsrns, RagsaTy.
G. A. GAMBLE, Proprietor.
HARRISON, ARKA1;SAS
Large Stock, All kinds of Fruits, Trees Fl, IL
orc 20 5ilree ears OLD Note fher, None better,
None eheaper, i.argelist Of varieties to select
from, Fine lire of6pecialties Few varieties, h-n
diast location, only five minutes walk FROM the
pablie square.
Wedepand on our old customers to stick to rs
ard we will stick TO them through ''thick and
thin -
Send two ceAt stamp FOR descriptive Cata-
iogUe.
Don Il fail to call When in Harrison
Office il the South side Of City square.
Respectfully,
q. A GAAEs.E.
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CHURCH SERVICES

TE e.. CAuMsH SoUTH--Servieas every fourth
5 Vanzandt. Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


BUILDING MATERIALs-The market remains ,s gen.
sf'y sqS' %'." a%ci: Tsdss .
s sey and DARK Ell for cfoto CEMESi
Rnseniae selling Sjao5c and PORT ~ Oods2 40
according brand and quality LATIis-Motket quiet
1or nni.hine State soc for common. and 81 o. for
ooDIns ono1siien. Gaayaqu @sshas ASa
raise Tfpld.d, lsss carseas lSdisc Oa"ca Zoe
non unchanged iSows Eagle s,9"d F,a %"S
aassoac. Standard German. Iac standard nnc. 3'ac
Schcuers IN yellow roll. sac Eagle do nc powdered
Si.d8lc: Tayor's London chicory Ia quantity. ~ Tor
{ot. here domestic sr1nuIst"d N bag SO
CoroN-The cotton market at New,Inrk s'El open pen,
was on local covering which promptly
he selling orders thot continued 10 come from &c SO
Tho covering shorts kept throughout thr nay
md lin. market would have advanced stu further duflh
the forenoon thc fact that long cotton continued
70 come out freely. After the opening rally OF points
there was decline Of point: The decline nat has
esents decline of about oG4d at Liverpool IL Is very
able whether Liverpool will open tomorrow at
such decline Should tho Liverpool narkct open nhy
"a points on conservative traders rNlr't ~
will Is believed that sharp rally in price, mere VIII
take place The OF business has not been afgc
aaals have concluded hold OF 10 see what Liverpool
s do torlorrow morning. Receipts for The week prom
- IN ne GO the ports. a7aiisf ~ Do bacs
os. week and "a 100 bales last year whlc AZ ~, ~;
c,Inr H. il estimated that receipts VIII amount 70 lo"oo
i.os against an equal amount last week ana last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05


lotovv coffee market at New'rork hl.ef me
enns ;s 20 M"s Very quiet The Isvre .rnet i. re-
r. sn ns eo, ,spOr,cd decline IF r." 'sp s tss
n, so nv. days 1%l 900 bags a,d sans 10, rniv
sa m' w,, ntobably made up TO-DAY ~ cap v wilI
VIII an ,nc,rase oil 2GO. 900 bags suiepean 100 on
non ~ ~. ,"cr.ase of 600 bags Ihere pas -" Tte
hsm s rlinc for short account on English orders
he Eno sb par.e. been for uc sana 49,. ,s
scIi"s .aro NANCY on the advance ihey A. NV" ~
INA. ". no liking the short side Of me mAk't MOP
poirru W a.. 900 CHO liio an1 santos nc" A"'"'
scainst 40 900 bacs sane uinc ms az .ai
~ RAIL coffee nncudnR amount :. a.,
osS .Sainst G2G 623 bags last yeni ooo toi e. Nav
ssnd 49, In 1890 uc S. ;segs ~, New
yy S'k Ts.siday me SPOT Sst es o, 900
ho," ,omlnal No ,o quoted ~ ic. i,sS, eoior
was %o 70 17e store geod doas!cs ns
9aS., 10 ahcyr was u sale Of 400 bags cch''' ""e
D. p,rs,,ood or1insry java Is auete1 ~ A" FIT
;sic Market quiet. Rio market .acin nh NE
ordinary nts for two days 5000 bags ssen iovS c
-. 'e'ul Tx" shipments ~ Europe dnSins na," The
Sfcoo ss santos lss oTo oas COO bacs
sScr oo bags sSs'"s o.ei today
TIE ay vas ps las, adse: a "a ~
Hn tc"Sy Tho stock ~ Hamburg x,h,s stock
OF Which bag; e.. 9TIo oo t Egg 69sa
w's ios ~ future. to-day April 1900 bags; May ''00
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FURS AND SKINS.
SI'\DRIES.

NUTS-Pcanuts strong: hard TO huy lare" lots at
current prices: quoted at &C for fancy hand -pckcd,
and 4 1905 &c for farmers Spanish shelcd firm
Mt 4p:I-4c for No. No. quoted at 34c. Virginia
No. sheled AZ &c. and No. . at 202 lie.
BEESWAX-Firm: Southern quoted NJ q 1-20
2s &c for large lots. with smaller sales higher
MAPLE scGAR-Small lots Of new sell at Irregular
prices 10 qualitygcnerally "a 1Oc per n" CON
siderable lot could. however b. placed nbovc sdOc
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts OF milk and cream at me
different railroad distributing points In md near me
city for the week. have been rs follows: Erie. 4'3o'
cans OF milk 81 OF condensed milk and l35 cans
Of cream Snsquehanna. LAB cans OF milk ana 10
cans o. cream Pennsylvania. Poughkcepslc and B0S.
ton s.: cans OF milk. Lackawanna. 1915 cans OF
milk and 80 OF cream: New-iork central ana
Harlem 2365 cans OF milk. 20 cans Of condensed milk
and % ems OF cream: NcwYork and Northern. l,oj5
cans Of milk New-lIavcn and Hartford. 4sj cans OF
milk: ontario and Western. 1919 cans OF milk aud
100 cans Of cream: West shore. 800 cans Of milk.
40 cans Of condensed milk and co cans Of cream New
Jersey Central. 345 Of milk anf - cans OF
cream: and by miscellaneous short routes 800 cans
o. milk and 60 cans OF cream. The total daily supply
has been 10 305 OF milk 10 cans OF condensed
milk and 464 OF cream. The demand haS been
fair and the average price paid for the surplus on the
platforms has been 81 As. The MIX Exchange price
was showed down another notch On April l; being now
~ AZ 1-2 can.
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending April 4. 1903.
LEANS AND rEAS.

Receipts for the weekmBeans i,al4 bEls; PEAS
bbls Imports. 1850 bags beans. and 1000 bags
peas. Foreign beans are not moving TO any ex
tent and the market is at least &c lower
medium and pea and much unsettled at the close.
several steamers close by with large cargoes Of
bears and receivers looking for place for them,
some lots Offering 10 arrive III less than quote.
OF the LOO bags black beans IN from Tampico
about 700 have been sold for shipment to south
America. Domestic marrow very slow. but the
price Of choice marks holds about steady at So 40.
Medium not plenty and when wanted the best
Canadian lots bring S2l2 Is. Pea very dull
and weaker: The few export orders for red kidney
are being filed At 81. 30 f. o. b. Green peas are
lower under considerable arrivals from Europe.
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POTATOE, AND VEGETABLES.


Foreign potatoes have ruled generally dull. but
with liGhter arrivals and some speculation toward the
close the market Is closing IA shad" irmer Domestic
stock in light supply but very dull bermuda new
scarce ana higher. sweet potatoes show adj
vance. onions quiet. Last receipts Of MOI folk kule
and spinach largely In wretcled condition md
most sales We're In range OF 50c0Sl per bbl Il little
pretty good spinach reaching 81 %. Charleston
pnragus has been In moderate supply and cleaning
up closely. tho last arrivals bringing considerable
advance. Florida W Getabes ariv. In very irregular
order and largely below prime Choice OF all kind,
in good demand at fun prices and very fine lots OF
cabbagcs. beans peas might exceed quotations.
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The amount Of wheat and passage for Europe
follows:
United
ont Total Changes.
Wheat bush G2t 600 $40 on) % ?3t roo I've '0i 600
Corn, bush o24 600 500 900 50 O,0 Inc. +so. coo
The amount aiost with the visible compared with
week follows
ON massage. Visible. TOTAL. Changes
Wheat bush IS 900 055 900 iI3 G3o 900 Dee goo
Corn bush 5st coo l5370oO 10 90l 900 lac. G0G0 900
Exports from Atlantic ports for week cndei April l.
and since september 1887 compared with The previous
.
Last From Previous
week. sept. l. tc1r 'hanrcs.
Flour bbls 500 500 9 135 35i 80 zoo Dec. 1925
Wheat bush 800 81 $3.50 t2j y o., 40 Dee IS as 90
Com hush 5Is s3 20 - $50 30 7s2 Jt' Dec 30 CO., O5s
IIIDFs-Market dail CITY are dull. Qn,tations are
CITY native steers 7ssdg2c cows f<ttc; heavy bulls
4isd4a.c: Texans dry salt.d Sc asked
HEMP AND JUTE-Thc market !, quiet ard abort
at 0LaG'.c. ssal hemp Is quoted at DC and jute at
YL.aILc lutte butts ~ I 3.io0='sc The Statistics
Tor April show total imports since ianuary u los 1913
bales Of MANILA hemp against o.,f1s bales last year
IGoocs isir-. which 81 = bales were delivered IL
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BUTTER.

Receipts for week 90 .Ol3 pkgs. The strong
features noted u week ago continued up 10 Thursday.
when fair proportion of the fancest marks OF fresh
creamery sold AT Sc ard selected lots Of fancy state
dairy hal! tubs at 30 l2d3lc. Then followed q very
much Quietcr trade. and. light the receipts
were, some stock began 10 accumulate ana snehuy
weaker feeling developed. sellers were not az
posed 10 yield much in price however. and more goods
were carried over sunday than receivers felt com
Portable On Monday morning jobbers set IN 10
uuy cheaper, and the change to mldcr weather win
prospect o: increasing supplies especially from hiS
State favored the 10 such an extent tha sccis
considered IL wise meet the situation ana encourage
~ ,r.dn ne much as noss,hle Retailers have been
cutting ont butter on "A small margin Tor the last TWO
wecl, and the plan TO advance retail prices un.
less goods could be bought cheaper In the wholesale
msriet this would undoubtedly have lessched ne
consumption and caused heavy decline. we
have shaded prices down about lc on creamery ana
&c on Stale dairy. and the market Is quiet al me
reduced figures. There was liberal supply OF DAIRY
half tnbs 10 day and 29c became ull price Tor fancy
un,s only few selections reaching % lie. Best
lines of Welsh sold at GOD 21c Xhc Western pack
iDgs had fair sale. quoted
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5 NaU hit sHIV, rs V-lV0eW'
NEW BUTTER.
OLD BUTTER
CHEESE.

peccp,s for the week, 1o.0!o boxes export nnS,
4 coo boxes For fancy mild Favored lni ete IN
nhao-e tho market has shown no change during tc
week Trading has been only moderate ouo 81" AZ
do not seem excessive and are held win SOM efet
ou.o ~ confdence small jobblng sales OF Per,,e..,
e gree y' ar" at lee bn buyers for fair Size lots
are generally supplied fraction less ana Would have
az no ', accepted There is quite stock OF July ana
August cheese here. much OF which Is 700 noro,s
rnr Home trade and II seems probable mat eApor,,is
~, m have TO take several thousand boxes Cables
sre ont on one two lines. and some ous.ss , ,y
.asr,t within n day two. Fall SKINS are suw'
and ,he winter made skins do not find favor WIN
any class OF trade the few sales thnt arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05

rho mort receipts to-day 1929 bales .na :"
This werk soI05 bales against ~ oVo ea e., ri,,n
c 200 Ssic continent bales stock '9s ss G'o 20 s
o,H con.oi,dated net receipts so lar mis- "ch ~.
to' S exnorts Great Britain. 1891 BALE Lracc ~
Vysies Continent % $50 bales total ao32' pa's ,o,
rcning range and close today and closing pos '''
and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
feetures and Aleetinas.

New-York. April I'd. 1893.
A n ELECTION for thirteen Governors of tie
society OF the Lying Hospital Of the CITY OF New
York viii be held on "wednesday April 18th, 1888 80
Broome.st The polls will be open from - 10 o. M.
ROBT LENox DELKNAP. eecretfy.
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DRIED FRUIT.

p.ceipts for the week. 1.soG pkgs exports for me
week 4377 pigs. High grad" "vnporatnd apple
arc 10, in large supply. and under qnlet joobns
trade prices are held about steady. though o"Isin"
quotations are rather extreme. There IS Some pres
sure 10 sell prime fruit and lines are oterlng az VIC
possibly fraction less wond be accepted sun nricd
sn,,cs arc ROT plenty. but quiet and rather easy
Fvr caronds OF chops have just been sold NJ &c
strictly prime heavy picked lots might bring JIG
Core AID sl,ns oifei Raspberries barely steady
Cherri.s weak. Bachbcrrics declining. particularly