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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-08

The guest was speaking very earnestly
in a low voice in italian, and his audi.
ence listened with evident Difference.
Pat heard distinctly Carlotta's name.
Who can blame him for lingering just a
moment to be doubly sure he was not
mistaken?
But no, he heard it again, and then
something about money-"a thousand
dollars''-and the mother and father of
the girl smiled, and while they exchanged
glances nodded assent.
For the first time since he had been a
teetotaler Pat staggered as he walked to
the staircase, and when he reached his
attic room he sank into his chair. trem-
bling as If an ague possessed him.
He was bewildered as much at his OWL
sensations as at that which had pro-
duced them. What did it mean? 1t was
bad enough, but why were cold chi1ls
running all over him? Why did he think
Of the night he heard of his mothers
death? Why was he sobbing before he
could control HIMSELF
Oh, Patrick Rooney, is it possible that
You are In love?
1t was even SO, and the sudden revela-
ton of the truth to himself seemed to
seize and shake him to the foundations
of his being.
The exquisite agony OF the first dis
covery soon spent itself in emotion, but
al night long he sat as one dazed, lost In
wonder, bewildered.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-08

afternoon to the Di Carlos. For three
successive Sundays he returned thus.
and then he began dropping in in the
late evenings until now almost any night
he could be seen propped up on his box at
Di Carlos side, and whether Carlotta sat
on the doorstep working on her 'ssam-
pier" or promenaded the banquette with
one of the twins astride her hip old Pie
tro's eyes followed her.
This, which Pat had been observing
for some weeks, eliminated one day ina
tangible occasion for alarm.
He was sitting inside the shop putting
finishing stitch to patch when he
saw Socola pass the door to join the cir
Gle about the steps without.
A moment later Carlctta hastily en-
tered the shop, her face black as storm
cloud
"Come heer. Lottie,'' he called quick
ly, and as she approached him, ''Whut
ais YEP
He had never seen her SO angry. It
was a moment before she spoke.
''Shpake out, Lottie, me girl, an tell
me who done We onythink"
ST don't like OF Pietro Socola,' she
said finally, her eyes flashing.
''Norr me nayther," he answered,
shaking his head. But tell me whut e
done ye."
HE mashed my chin
''Squazed yer chin, did e? An may
the divil snatch is mother from heaven!''
''Yas, an try to kiss me. hate limp
''Thried to kiss We, did e? Bad luck
to is lonesome mouth! An who seen
um?''
my paw an my NAV was a-talkin.
don know eff my NAV seen i'm or not
She laughed. 1 hate 'im!'
s'See heer, Lottie" He was much ex-
cited, but spoke low lest he should be
for ye, me beauty. Don't We say northin
to nobody, but eff that low down dirty
blue eyed nagur av dago lays the heft
av is finger tip on ye again We go for
um, dye heer?'
She was silent, and he continued:
''Wull ye do what tell We, Lottie?"
''Yas."
'Well, take me advice an kape out av
arms length av i'm whin ye can, but
whin ye can't, an he so much as blows
is breath on hair o yer head, We come
down on i'm wud regular thunderin
polthogue-like this!''
He placed his closed fist against his
own temple.
''See here colleen" he resumed, with
some hesitancy, 81 cd lather i'm for ye
"a couple o hefts O. me peg d land i'm
pantin in the gutther, but 'twould doye
no good"
OF e turn is sassy OF eyes on me
again I'm syoin slap is iace good,' she
said as she E,trned to sery customer.
A suppressed sigh escaped the cobbler,
and his fingers moved nervously as he
finished his patch.
His worst fears were Undertaking..
Socola. the rich, the honored guest, was
coming for Carlotta.
His cobbling finished for the day, he
rose to go to his room. He had not the
heart to join the circle about the doors
tonight. He hesitated moment and
glanced without.
The signora had crossed from her seat
on the step and drawn stool opposite
the member husband and Socola.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-08
THREE LOVES IN ONE.

You ask me if have loved before?
Well, dear one, l confess
I'D learned lassie to adore
When ! was ten or less.
We were at school together then,
DER the same book we'd pIate,
And many a time how proud I've been
To draw her on my slate.
Then, when youth of twenty, too,
l loved, with warmer glow
A maiden fair, with eyes of blue
And heart as pure as snow.
] worshiPped her, the fairy elf,
All things of earth above,
But nursed my secret to myself
And never told my love.
The years passed on, and older grown,
felt Loves passion burn
For one loved to call my own,
Who loved me in return.
Man was not made to be alone,
When Love can sweeten life
oh, happy day that on shone
Wherein l called you wive.
Come. little wiley, dry your tears
And take a brighter view,
The loves I've loved through all these years
Have ever turned to you.
! still have faithful been and true,
And ne'er have done you wrong
Both merry girl and maiden, too,
Were you, love, all along.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-08
~APTFR IT.

When at last. the day broke. when the
explaining suns rays lifted the veil that
the moonlight imposes. and instead of
shadows Pat began to see things clearly,
be cast his eyes about him as if to reas-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-08
icoNTINUED.l
NOTICE..

Parties wanting iTTigaring bitches. level
ing, lost corners resfablished. draflIng and
plating of towns should call and see me at
the conFf house on Bly regular Office days on
Friday Of each week. Room, with probate
Judge By D A. LoSG, Deputy.
3. y. Paddock, County SnTTsYoT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
TILE TRADE IN CIIICAGO.

Chicago March II (SpeciaD.-Wheat started strong
on "A cold wave. The market at once met LOT
Of selling Of May from sources which seemed 10
be inside and at once the cod wave and the many
crop damage reports wef forgotten May sold from
- to - 3D. and closed n rs cents. JAY s1ih
from 20 10 - =. and closed at ~ "a cents. Tile
selling Of May, which attracted attention. WAS by
Counse nan The market quickly became weak, and
continued 10 decline until 1t met support from
brokers suppC sd represent Cudahy The lncrra'n
on passage Of 500 900 bushels, the weak cables ana
h.. continued weakness OF GU side mnrkefS were all
reasons for weakness here. Tie contract stock Oi
whra, in the public houses showed an Increase for
of wheat here deliverable contracts to 900
bushels. There We're crop damage reports from Mis-
souri,, Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky Today, ana they
emphatic tDan any heretofore received
Corn was enser professional selling. May sold
from a. 10 ~ is and closed at 43 81. The receipts
wer. lGJ cars: the estimates for Wednesday. 134.
Contract stocks j461 900. showed III Increase for
the week OF l2J.OUO. oats continue 10 follow corn.
May sold from :IB to ~ IS and closed AT ~ 34.
Receipts l3l cars, IN" estimate Tor Wednesday
was 1913 The contract stock WAS 1.---.OOU
bushels Provisions here broke sharply on raids By
Wright and selling Of pork by Armour and swift.
to the support OF ribs and when latcley came Ia the
support Of lard. MAY pork sold from 81 70 10
81 -. but closed Mt 81 40; september lard sold
from I'll 10 10 80 IS. but closed at FLO 81. May
rib, sold 40 10 to SO o. and CLOSED at flO 20.
Michael Cmdahy predicts that the season for III" next
eight months win be- 100000 hogs short Of last
year. and that hogs will not break under cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The sales OF wheat futures Mt the Produce Ex-
change yesterday amounted TO 5s9o.OCo bushels
The market opened I.e31-4 cent higher oil steady
cables and frmer Western advioes. but sharp decline
OF 1od7.s cent followed, due chiefly to an Increase
Of s32 600 bushels shown by the weekly statement
connection with large Imports into the United
Kingdom light cearances increasing receipts at the
West and selling by foreign houses After slight
reaction the market closed steady nj a net loss OF
l-4d5-S cent for the day May sold ut ~ LOO
~; June at rs 7.sa77 - July at - oloS
20 3s August 20 14d76 "a; september at .og
20 3-s. and December. 81 1-41o2 l.: cents. sPot
wheat closed at decline OF 14dl-2 cent WIN
sales 900 bushels for export.
For corn future prices advanced Ia cent early
in the session rs a result OF n decrease Of $4,000
bushels I'm the amount passage to Europe. After
considerable regularity the market closed NJ Il ne.
loss Of Ia cent for the day on some months ana
with no net change on others. spot corn CLOSED Ia
cent lower. ,, .,.
Oats dull for futures ana larry tcuNe
for spot lots
The final quotations follows:
20 3,s: june, -; Juy, u -: August. IS IL;
september. 20 Ia December s. 30 cents: &c.,,
80 IL: July 50 "a cents
Oats-March, - "a ALru, 30 L., May, ~ "a !,
june. 81 IS July. - Is cents. 49, an
Lard-March. Sl2 20 May, Sl2 II: July, FL 20.
The receipts Of grain and honr reported YESTERDAY
al M oiiowS ofN WHIT - 100 b%@hel, corn.
bushels oats. sio2i bushels total grain, aio,.i7
bushels flour. 1867 packages. At Chicago. MI
wankcc and st. Louis the arrivals Were Wheat,
$50 4O3 bushels corn sjOO6 bushels: cats. 2l2.
1896 bushels total grain, 10000 bushels four, 3l'-
400 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevyy York Tuc.dag March 1i-BEFVTS- Receipts. TO
J62 head ~ cas- con- an"d 1it"t {" ,lanshrt
fr eoof hrNc-; weak mr common ,a1d u'dim ,A,''.
No ,ta,tcr In th. prer NJ drns.' = London aud IN
'rpool cab" advice, quote ieip'nici r'r 2r high al
ac Ior N American ,t."r nWcr AZ Iordlllar c.tHntd
fc.1 WEIGHT pieii- o-Gaf = 90 &c ou tie li7i 10
London ouoron about iij hal o. IL" tunic - iiv r,
pool ~ J. ShanicL \ CO. also IN tn ''fin'ni" i'uo
quar,cs Of beef to thc -amc port hy Ianan- company
~, qua.tr. IN 10" Paris 10 southampton u whit. h
2.l-p quarters are SHIPPED hy Eastman, Company ana
- cattle AMI 30 -hoep g." Mur' 70 Che Wcst Indies.
MlI.rH r,ws-is're p's, head. Fading unin p rant
CSLVfS-H ccp'- 30 bead. mainly at Goth-t De.
mand good and all od r'aiy Al steady price,, al D
,al,c. IN supply aud sc higher Orlnaiy To-
primo e.d At Gai n,, PER little calves at 3s"'c
Sal',-I,lHnr wight 60: - veals. 1o5 n average.
e, DunlacE: = yal., iso u. q, sc; % do. 100 n,
Z" iIiIlcn%Sk < oiiI- 10 ycal. 1873 n. at sc: 10 do
Is At Sc S' L i T. a' oi ia at &c car.
scps" oo5 f nr VT. 5,Gy ca ia p Sad DagG
at -,a = - pr 100 N Gull. At - 80; NJ choci her.
Lamb, ranged In price from - ~ - - Tor inferior 10
Oh Ice quality. dressed mutton hrm a. 7agge,, per n
general sale. oao oc and irw rItrn prime car-a
Brought 1D@c. Drs- spring lambs steady Al siatS -
SID Mcpherson y Co lG2 Western lambs 20 u
average 80 Cd PER Loo n; 30 sheep aud lambs, - II,
" Fahrenheit & Hollis % state lambs 81 ~ at 81: 100
Ohio do. 7O', H. at ~ 80 - STATE sheep, ." n. at
- c2la.
~ sG - - stat sheep - H. at - 80 II culls.
D. HARRINGTON - state lambs. 81 n. at ~; % do
noes, l;rcciit.. - car~ or sG7 head Market weak
'or MEDIUM WEIGHTS, STEADY ir light GU taton, - 9oa
~ ., per leo ~ Country drr.-ed lovol Tor heavy.
ADJ Tor other weights, Heavy sold 9aal Toe medium
at 100 lO'ar: lcht at i04alo@c.
sales ilumr Mullen Al STATE hogs, 1873 n average.
- lgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CrILDING MATER1AL-Bdck- .teidy J'r.cy ~ 40 90
Long Island ~ % staten Island, ~ rnlial'llIla ,s
1y "a: Tr nton front S,l d;22 O,rdal" cement ~ ~
49, hi American Portland, ~ 9cd-2 10: Hoichh inil-
nn1 Se4:2 70: English Portland. - ijos2 20 '',rman
Finland s, 2jds2 10 l.ork.aad common I'M. - per
mi and do finishing. - 10. Iaths. ~ bodr2 go per
600 toats hair "2a@5c per bu'hcl cattle ha'' ~"
1Sc. ,uo,od ,i.c
and d. French 4ilt d. '.'rman, fasc. 49,
fOCOA-In fair d mand hrm narhet aracd,, iI2
iGi,c hin dad. IJ2 lGitc; Gusyaqnh loulO Bali
- i;L,c and 81 Domingo. l2i2a he.
corr ET.-In Brazil gIOwlhs the slo' market wa cay
a, II ic 10, no T. Sales. 600 ta">. 10 arrive ~ u"
Quotation 800 bag. 40 g. To arrive. 9 ls4G Oo bags
No < Santos 10 arrive. lie. The inlid'f giONtls
,,o,c outer 5000 boys SaNanilla, on private
,srm. Tho ,,lcs of de- Vcrcs IN the toncc IN
amounted II 500 bags. and h" tone OF hc mar
ke, was wclk final quotations indicating drcne OF od
10 point, for the day result of decline OF = pig OF
iJan,buro Have and LOnLOn were also Inclined 70
WEAKNESS. The Official Rio caU" follows firf ofdlnhiy
no kilo-I II 600; good second 90 kllo.l 10 oJV
Exchange (prNae, -; receipts In RIO q days. 1000
h,p. no clc,rancc. the United State l2Oto bags
i,o stock 200 bags Rio market quiet; rcclpt- 10
Santos ~ doysl stock, 2Gi 600 bags
good average Santos, IL zoo cleared
ON Srnto.. March IT, steamer Ioificntc.. 4spO bars
pe~ent. Al Rio July IL 1899. w. March -. 1893 @,3J2
200 lag, sane time 1892 2.?35 coo bags .anr time
Is1l sol 900 receipts az S6ntO. July J. lso2 10
March 10 1903 2D3i.0c0 bgs same time 1892 s3i
1n1 haes; .amc time 1901 1904 ,OcO lag- Warehouse
dcii,crIc since March L. 1923 New York, % .3H bags
slltnorc IO,i7O bags New-oiiea"' icCSs bags total
lIS $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, March l4.-,atic-Rccrips last 81 hours
coo head total for week thus far. 100 head for SANE"
line last week. J2lO head consigned through $50
head 10 Ncw York. 80 head SALE 40 head ::
market opened slow and unchanged. with but little
doing: feeling weak. closed weak llOgs-Rec,lpts
last - hours, 5000 head total for week thus far
20 100 head for same dime last week, - $50 head
consigned Through, 100 head to New York. $50
head on sale = 100 head market opened Wy DUH
and nilly - 10 zoe lower for Yorker,
and MEDIUMS. closed duh ana easier
Workers. light TO good. - 7Od ~ -: pigs
~ LO0 - 30, common do. ~ -" - 80 good medium
=. DOa - : no choice heavy here. Sheep aud lambs
Reccipts last - hours. l,AOU head total for week
thus far, ~ 800 head. for same time last week
-. GOO head consigned through. 800 head 10 New
ork COO head on sale. 2.cOO head market oprned
steady with bulk sold closed steady; extra fancy
u.thers - GOa - 20 good to choice, @5 a50 - 30
fair 10 good macd sheep. SD 81 good 10 fancy
limbs S',a 10 30 light To fair. 40 l5a - 30 culls
and common. ~ jo0 -.
,'mc.co. March IL" The Evening Journal~ re-
ports tatl.-Rrcslpts 1910 head Shipments 900
head steady, good Ia choice steers. 3jd - a. No
cxtr, on markct Others, - JOa ~ 30. Texan, $40
- 30: siocker-. -. 1jd - -. ard heifc,s.
80 ajo - 05. Hog--Rc" l. l.. 10000 cad hi mcnt,.
900 head market active. steady 10 higher mix |
ard packer. - 20" ~ -: pine heavy and butchers
wei dts. - rro - 81. liiu"" light, - son - -.
D &. SG 75o = % SA'cp I'fcip;> 1900 head ship
incnis 200 head market i)0 poe lower. natve'.
:. 25a - 20 Wet rms 81 l0a - 81 Texans. ~ So;
lanl,-, - 20" 49, 10.
St. Louis, March 14.-tattie-ReccIp,s. 1900 head
shipments. none. Market steady to strong; fair to
good native steers, S3Gs4 so; extra steers, 81 goa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
wpoIEsALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March ID, 1893.
RFANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the weekIBcans loo S6l'' peas
@ .1 s' bag. beans p'f rsl
Nv, Nv eheapness of foreign beans has attracted the
w. srson OF most buyers. and the trade passing is
ave largely In imported goods say al 81 700 81 s.
sn medium and ~ 90dS2 for pea, outside figures
!,, for very choice quality In jobhing way. Do
w receipts continue light. but the limited out
80 stps prices easy. Best marks OF marrow sell
. $50 ~ ~ Il and 81 As as TO quality and
S,s Medium are 80 scarce that r. 20 Is obtained
~ gag al about ~ 20. White kidney very dull.
3. lew export orders In hand for red kidney al"
a - 4. o.. b.; choice lots to dealers
"a hardly bring over 81 7oo ~ 90. Rather more
.Sdence felt In black turtle soup. California lima
CIV with lines selling at 80 20 and jobbing busi.
". a. a. 2S. Green peas quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
Doc lsh. mixed 7sdsoc dark mixed 7qa75c clover

HIpEs-9uo,otioSs' as a rule arc maintained. but in
tho q a" demand s ii.s' na' a. &
aial.c Bucnos Ayres. 9oa2i n lSGls+c Monteydso,
MstinOras seietSd asd25 n ioc oilnocq 2os25 n as
sa ey S @ r. lac h a9S' As, KIP .icd Gsa
~ 9c Codova kils IOal3 ~ lOelOs SoIflcntes sioh.e
isdl7 f. 7edioe Dry..arcd~ Maracabo as they run;
% IS nSn hey re f is'S G ~ d. remain. limited and
he market !. cay IN tone Manila hemp, 49, for
ia!S. a&as " ," su,s PAPER aaa''y .die "V.
iIop>-Tho icnand remain. light both from exporters
AID local dealcs and quotation, ep.o,,snt H Scv
nS 1H to S''n medium S S@sce ise old DID,
prime, Iaasae California old Od. 5ai0c Bavarian and
LEXTIIFE-Tho mcrac is well held but the movement
Is far from active. IIcmock nonacld Bneno' Ayos'.
heavy s%' d. isalse sh seconds. MIDDLE
g hayy DO igSlse damasrd all %sSs did,
Sds z%ss icsy iss3ss tight ic isg%@s'
dS%as,d al %elqis ii9i5e rcst; ls%2!ssi aniSi
tanned. light bachs. 2O02 middle backs 2'@2oc DO
MErAIs@I;0y~f6c market an e,'y position position
g" at 81 :cs.i ssoen pe ~ 'oasa2 %%lt
Ihr Ss is no % sS 'qg r2ane S S%s la
il'c .srEITEls-we~tem prime 81 2'9asi S-9 de-
M6LXs SissISew Orleans centrifugal. Iaqi4c common,
aSg slIc rme So primo Choice ,G goo an p SAYS
SAvA sF9Ec SPLITS H 9ErhS Sd IN
;n'1S s@Is5 a. :; al, $
H%HAS rHT1'%5a!"f "s'' 'fS'% %s'
for 1000 bg.h grain was nsasd AZ t@ S9nG
DO I'D CrNETfEs- .t,erdam from Norfolk an, and
g'E Cd or MSG K"ns hence hence S c5c az. "d
OIL lie strait scttienct hence bark 4oc ease;
DO i'd lc Ie' @" h, d ''1 %SanaSa or
Charleston, British steamer. phosphate. p,lNalr
is%"o,: oil cake g. taIow lod beef Is eid9- m"asgrc.
g tn cora srsn lO FORA" oar 81 c. ?''I vCa o%
checsc II. od@ oil cnke 3 tao" '9 ID I, tter oo1
"a 60 & s oil a. ia SaT 6. s. .Ro% is cd G
: gcasurcment sooi. Is, polk l. 2d bg'c. i7 or
crudr prime and A. ig pm" co. 'n a@c S;T .G raw
"iTE5'V@rSIGY S~roG- ct ant assln ,S,lrr IN ,yn'
y WIN e w'' to SAT-, , Boz Nj G o s., ard .y $50
.... Bfl.F- Quiet and without ehanse family me-
f i%Ss nr HHiI5p, pm ,Tf an, %ai
aGnn" I"95' sle'T r,T $40 sf 10 i6 pig.
i lf."' anu Ct'T MrATs"Dun ami unchanged pi'Mi
b,Iie- l0roll.r do shoulder 'e d. H,h, i5s .o
quo,a at Il: qua city qU"t weak az $40 =
eli raord 1iaacot Gao,cd ,a az ga 90 s. "a
nominal NAY 9'ng at s2 H. sil"s a. 10 t,, A. a.
lTrErs movement from dag g To S ds a I. r ana
% Il" @' T. a Ga. ,a. squr T no sat dairy
iG arr ,'l "' .. ,,. do wc.t.n c,, a..
mss eooe,c: Il, 500 d.. 24e2ic; a. hid,' 2iG
Siai dar. hslfh,n t1, - e wei s1 n'i, .
-. sjaaj'c: .crond .aa-ic n RI. 81 ae?c W. So
tc oraile aild lsai9S ven dairy ai-'-
2iee' do ,, isond' ,,,ra i''S 10 ' ai.i.
:oe?ic do ,~coni 'e9c d mud l3e7Es; row
Western summer nasc el,r.s 2cseIc; STAT dairy tu-
e nr -a%2i , to ,o sfC on tho - ss
con,aue weak and WIN. qpoa,ons az, mainanei they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

There have been further very large receipts OF
foreign potatoes. ana tie dock, OF nearly all the
freight lines from Great Britain have been over
loaded with OF wnc., u Large part has
been in poor order. The market has -hcc- some
what demOralizcd under TIC excessive supplies. ana
grades below pinr have been pressed for sale
without much regard TO price. Thousands Of bags
have Lad to go ior about cost OF freight and duty.
and some for less tt' great buik OF sales has"
been I'm range of ! .jssl - per sack. 81 having
hccu rcach"' g. y, ana Only for unusually
GOOD quality Toward The close the movement Is
more active and re- eivrrs feel little more hope
mi for the future hut yet supplies are too lsrge
to permit any recovery III prices: Domestic p"a
slowly the rates asked being above a parity with
equal grades Of foreign. bermuda potatoes III
moderate supply, aud shade frmer. sweet pota-
toes dull ard weaker. onions quiet and less firm.
Norfolk kalc firm; spinach has been lower but ,'N'N
s,radr AsparagIs more plenty and lower. ilor.-
dn green vegetables generally higher for choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15


Receipts for the week. 23,293 pkgs We have
Lad . good weeks trade and the light arrivals
have permitted fair clearance from day 10 day OF
,ssh table sorts. While considerable reduction IN
,he recent accommodations has occurred The local
consumption has shown material Improvement Oh
,sf. and there have been repeated calls from ont
oitown points. particularly from the interior oil thls
STATE and the mining sections OF Pennsylvania sellers
,ook advantage OF the stronger position ana al
vsnced prices fully 1c per 10 the highest grades
medium and good qualities have strcn.thcned u
MIL, N,D in sympathy but low grades remain duh and
barely steady. Toward the close the general de
msn6 Is scarcely as brisk few days ago. but
supplies are well In hand and with no ind,cau0h ol
material increase for while. receivers hold all the
Advantage gained during the week. The grocery
irsds stu takes all the fancy fresh Pennsylvania
Creamery iobberx would pay 29c for little. IN"
ysry hIeh delicate favor OF best marks giving IL Il
niace among highest class customers. western re
cdDs show considerable irregulsrity In quality, but
there Is fair proportion III extras brands tlat are
S.reci IN every respect command IS &c In :. whole
ale way only few exceptional lots going &c
hIsher I1rsts have fair sale AT 26o:,e ont
ands ncrea sing favor with customers. ana the
moderate offerings taken quickly at hrin prices.
Fancy half tubs sell At 2.G2' l2c most oi uuc hISt
elections OF Dcawares going at the outside lsnfes'
Choice Quality brings 9Gc. and for very common on
oolored lots 70 d23c Is accepted Not mlich Wclsl
coming forward as yet. Upward OF 800 pigs OF mo
"a dairy have been moved during the week at
0Iee5c and the remaining lots are held WIN
rood deal OF confidence. Fresh western pacNhes
are having moderate sale. choice Imitation creamery
reaching 33S2 4c. and standard marks OF iar,Western
factory o2a22 &c. More cheap STOCK oner1hg 'hah
Of late and feeling unsettled
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1in2s-ReceIpts.
: do, 81 1898 90.

~ 20: grass do. 81 7sas3oo. lIogs.Reeeipts.
$500 head shipments, l. 300 head market 1Oc higher
and active: heavy 81 30a ~ rs, packing, ~ .O@
81 s.; light 81 25a 81 so. Sheep-Receipts, 200
head Shipments 200 head; market hrm ana un-
changed.
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MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipt Of milk and cream a,
mo different railroad Distributing pmts In ana near
tho CITY for Tho week have bc'n a. ioilo"s fi";
4525 cans Of milk. 9! cans OF condensed MIX aia
10, ems Of riram PENNSYLVANIA. Pbughkecple and
Iioston ~ cans Of milk: husqueiannd l4"o cans
a, milk ard . cans Of cream Lactawannh, :1lo can,
n, milk and 20 cans OF cream. New YORK Nen'rai ana
harlem 1874 cans e milk. 81 cans 81 cohdrl-cn
mix and - cans Of cream: Newf Jrk and northern.
I $50 cans of milk New Haven and Hnrtiord, - I.
ems of milk: ontario and Western 100 cans d
milk and lOj cans 81 cream; West shore, Lao can,
Of milk - cans Of q ndcnscd milk and 3;' cans o
,re,m: New. Jersey Central. 233 cans q MIX ana
- cans Of cream and by miscellaneous short route"
~ cans u milk and GO cans 81 cream. The 'oial
Gaily supply has been 1887 cans Of milk, 1865 cans
of Copd,nscd milk and $50 cans OF cream IN
average price paid for the surplus on The plsIorhs
has been 81 IS a can CT forty quarts.
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tOOFFKAHf ~, Z. yIo'Ht1ons
shocks and head 3s.lnch 81 s0dsl s. 3,nok. 81 SOC
81 50 old shook; without heads 7oasSc run chooks and
heads. g3 7Ju43 81, pipes. 81 5OdT3 90; empty
gshcads 81 % hoops II feet saods5o ~ feet s2sd
80.
COHDAGE-Dull. with prices unchanged from lie FOR
manila and DC for sisal.
CtJrION-For spot the market again ruled easy
I'm tone and closed further decline OF l-I6c Sales
10 bales 20 splnners and 40 bales exporters. Quo
tafons based the American standard OF classification
Cnlands. Gulf.
Strict Ordinary It