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Evening journal., 1893-12-01
NOW FOR 7HG HARRIS DEFENSE.
Strong Evidence Brought Out by tho
Piaintim Before tho Harris Lunacy
Jury, Before Closing It's Side.
'orroaDondence Evening journal.

special correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, Dec THE third davs' ses
sion Of the Harris trial opened yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Some preliminary
remarks between counsel on both des
we're INDUCED in, after which a Mrs
Barcus, an intimate friend of Miss Me
Phail and who has been here with Miss
McPhal ever since she FIRST came TO
Dover, was put ON the stand
She began TO give a description Of Mr.
Harris, where he came from, what re-
iations he had, and other things of
general interest bearing on this line As
she proceeded With her testimony and
began 10 relate conversations that had
taken place between her and Charles
Butler, the lawyers for the defendant
objected that such evidence should be
/ produced, but the jury required IL and
she went on with her testimony. which
" IS given in most acceptable manner.
after cross-examination by opposing
counsel, she left the stand
j. +. Salisbury WAS then called m and
said be knew but little of the affair He
had, however, signed one of the codieils
Of the old mans. but that he told Butler
there was no use IN him trying TO do a
thing like that.
George A Millngton. propriefor Of
the Capitol Hotel, was then called TO the
stand. He told how long Harris had
been at his house, when he came and
when he left. he went on TO sneak of
HaIris's condition, both mental, ana
| ply sically. He further began 10 tell
about a conversation that took place be
tween him (Millington) aud Thomas s
Clark, the real estate broker. sbou,
Harris Here the lawyers for the defense
objected again, but to no avail as tbe
| jury told him to 90 on and testify. IA,
they said they thought they ought tc
know It all. He stated that some time las,
spring be noticed Clark making freouen-
visits 20 the hotel and coming from
Harris's room. Mr. Millineton. upor
questioning Clark at the time as to wnal
ne was doing in Harris's room so much
replied that he just went up to see tn,
old man to keep MIN company. as he Ike,
10 nave some one with him. Mr.. Nil.
lington there replied that no believe,
something was up, and upon close
questioning, Clark Acknowledged tina
Butler was going TO get some money. An,
when asked how much he fClariO wa
going to get, he replied: "Oh. I suppos
will get a little OF it
Mr.. Millington further went on &
score Clark and reveal things that wer,
not by any means pleasing to Broke
Clarks ears or his friends in the case
This evidence given by Mr. Millington wa
declared to be somewhat damaginl
as 1t reflected greatly upon those VIII
seemed TO be foremost In the fight. an
unless sufficient evidence is produced b
the defendant TO counteract or over
balance Mr.. Millington's testimony, tn
jury cannot help but believe that undu
influence was certainly exercised owe
Harris. Mr. Millington was on thel stan
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

throughout the state. They 90 not
water their milk, except on holidays. as
yesterday and the day before, but they
have a union. This brotherhood Of milk
and water-mixers and early risers only
meets when there Is a necessity for 10
This necessity came recently and they
met. In consequence Of this meeting
the people Of New Castle will get no
milk this winter before 30 a. m The
milk-slingers have pledged to each other
that their wagons shall not start ov
street in the town before a. m, begin
ing next Monday.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

when the board took a recess TIL . p
IA.
Upon reassambling Mr. Millington was
again called TO the stand and after a few
minor questions had been asked he was
discharged. A trained nurse was then
called up This man by the order cf d..
l.. A. II. Bishop, the attending physician
at that time, came down TO look after
and attend to Mr.. Harris. bnt upon his
arrival, he was notified by Butler OF
Hlrrls that his services we're not
needed. He went back the same day he
came.
Hon. John C Gooden, ex State Librarian
was ca led TO the stand, and testified
that some eight or ten years ago wien he
first became acquainted with Harris, he
found him 10 be a man Of bright ideas
and of seemingly sound mind, but upon
seeing him during the past few years he
readily could see that great change
had come over him, aud that he was not
the man by any means, that he had been
when he frst saw him The next wit.
ness was John Draper, who appeared aud
testified as TO conversations that he had
had with both Thomas s Clark and
Charles II. Butler, regarding Harris Mr..
Diapers evidence also was quite i'm.
portant and was eagerly listened to
After all the witnesses on the plain
tifis side had been heard, ~ B Smithers
made few remarks, after which this
part of the fight "a the plaintiffs side
was ended
Mr. Spruance, counsel for the defense,
arose aud stated what they expected to
prove, and give as full description Of
Harris as possible The time having
arrived for adjournment, the board ad
journed till Friday morning
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known Sol
der, Correspondent and Journal
ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands OF brave
soldiers to the war, and no state bears q bet
Ter record IN that respect than IL does. In
literature 10 Is rapidly acquiring an
enNiahle place. I'm war and literature
solomon Aewell wcll known as n writer as
sol. has won an honorable position. Dur
ing the late war he was a member OF Co. NJ,
"a. \. Y, Cavalry and OF the 18th Indiana In
iantry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance ne writes as follows;
several OF us old veterans here are using
DR.. Miles RESTORATIVE Norvine. Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills. all OF them giving
splendid satisfaction In fact, We have never
used remedies that compare with them. Ol
the Pills we must say they are the best cons
plnntlon ui the qualities required in a prep
aration OF their nature We have ever known
We have none but words OF praise FOR them
they are the outgrowth Of a new principle IN
MEDICINE, and tone up the system wonder
iully. We say 70 all try these remedies
Solomon Newcll. Marion, Ind. Dec. s. lsl2
These remedies are sold by all druggists on
pSllNe guarantee, or sent direct by tht
llr. Miles Medical CO., Elkhart, Ind on re-
feipt of price 81 per bottle. six bottles S., oX-
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
oplates nor dangerous drugs
Sold hV Drur orfafa avarvryh,rr
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
srlendId slarl for lhe .. q.

Farmers, merchants and nelghbors
made splendid Thanksgiving offerings to
the new United Charities yesterday and
now the mayors Office (Which has been
selected as headquarters of the society is
6lled with provisions and clothing. and
Treasurer ID. w. Elkiuton has hand
some sum Of money The disbursement
committee began it's meetings and will
sit in the mayors Office every after
noon at 3 o'clock
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
Per.onnI Evants.

Mrs Mary Bacon is spending a few
days with her daughter Mrs. Gross. near
Newport.
George Bacon IS in at his home on
Fifth street.
Miss May Taylor. Of Brandywiue hun
dred, visited her aunt Mrs Gravel.
Miss Rebs Holcomb. Of Washington.
ID. G is visiting friends Ia town.
Miss Il nmi Murray visited Whining
ton yesterday
Among the MANY holiday visitors in
this city were j. Rogers Holcomb. Keith
Rodney, Midvale. Pa Miss Reba Cass.
George Newlove, Philadelphia; George
Rodney, Lehigh University; Miss
Bessie Kuntz West Chester Normal
School; Miss Forbes, Dover; Edward e
Burnham, Farnhurst; W. Marvin Truss.
New Haven, Conn. ex-Mayor Hanson.
Marvin Gray and many others from vii.
mingtOn.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
huced, pleasing to the taste and at
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
lealthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co
SsR FRANCISCO cAL.
LOUISVILLE, N. NEW YORK, nv
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
IncIdent. of the Dnr..

10 is reported that two horses belong
rug to Bill Massey, a well-ku0wn colored
carter Of This city, dropped dead on Wed
nesday Friends Of Massey contend that
the beasts did not drop dead at thought
Of Thanksgiving dinner as was re-
ported
A biz collection was taken up in the
NJ Il Church yesterday morning for the
United Charities Of New Castle One
man in the congregation came up to the
chancel after the service and wrote out
his check for $50.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
YIsIted Unfortunntes In LnII.

Chief Dennis ;. Shields of the VII.
mington Fire Department, and several
members Of the Weccacoe Company, Of
Wilmington, came over to this city yes
terdav with delegation from the Vet.
eran Volunteer Firemen, of Philadelphia
in barouohes and visited the county Jail
There were scores of visitors In the prison
during the day. many of them bringing
dainties and sweetneats for the unfortu-
mates and carrying out ornaments and
toys made inside the jail.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
Catnrrh ln Nem EnrInnd.

Ely's Cream Ralm gives satisfaction TO ever,
one using IL for catarrhal troubles.-G. Il
Mellor Druggist. Worcester. Mass.
believe nly's Cream Balm IA the best arti.
Gle for catarrh ever offered the puhlic.-Bush
a GO Druggists, Worcester, Mass
An article Of real mcrit.-C. Il. Alden
Druggist, Springfield. Mass.
Those who use 10 speak highly of it.-Georg,
A. llill. Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
tre IN falm has givem satisfactory results
W. +. Draper, Druggis', Springfield, Mass.
TeachCrZ"Do You understand the phras,
Lapid enuncintiOnf'm Boy-"Yes'm H.,
the, way iolks say their prD ers on cold
nights. Good News.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

No Milk Before : O'Clock
Milk men here have a cinch on the
town and on their brother milkmen
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

They Cause Men to See How Uncertain it
T. TO Lay Up Treasure Upon Earth,
when Certain and Unfailing Treasure
Awaits Them-Mnk Men Form Com
bination and Strike for Later Hours.
other Matters.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

Strictly One-price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

lgly rumors are anoat respecting the Bsnk
Of England our deposits have been removed,
-Martha's Vineyard Herald.
DO Not put of taking medicine Numer.
Gus little ailments, II neglected, will soon
break up the system. Take Hoods Sarsa n
rilla now, TO eXpel disease, give strength and
M petite.
Hoods pills cure const' patton by restoring
the perlstaltic action of The alimentary canal.
The arrest Of a state geolOli.t on n charge of
drunkenness shows the dancer OF too much
rock-asd rye.-Philadelphia Ledger
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

Will there be clothing
buyers tomorrow? Will there?
Yes, by the hundreds. We
cannot afford to lose the
chance of placing before them
our matchless stock of needed
Winter Clothing. One of the
greatest hits is the $40 Over
coat, much more value. Wish
you could compare the cloth,
wish you could see how it's
trimmed, wish you could see
how we make all our Over
coats. This is only one grade
we're speaking of-others
from SIS to $50.
A whole room filled with
Overcoats! How the SI2
Kersey Overcoats sell. Yes,
hundreds of them. OF course
you never saw so much for SIP.
No use paying So to $4 more
for your Overcoat-certainly
not-till you see ours at SI2.
1t is an all-wool Kersey Over
coat, cut medium long or
extra long, just as you like.
Double or Single-breasted,
Blues, Blacks, Drabs, Tans.
The whole of the lower
floor for Suitings, Trousers
and Furnishings. Mems Suits
from SO up, better up to $22.
Hard to match us.
Strictly One-price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

rOycmtnt ,saa 1892
,..r, s,rr,v .........4 lis 600 4,6l6Gtl
Receipts DAYS ..'.'-' ,'C,S
Fx,ots u Great Britain, days.. - 'o2 300
TXports to France DAYS ......-.-..- o't.2 49,,
Exiors 70 Continent doye -..-... o'o4V -0''-A
sfork m New York in cclred ware 49, o,o ooc
houses counted daily aoo552 !; 3aa
In OTHER places Re tinatedl ...;.. i-''-' -'-''
Total stock in New-iorA by running oooo-c .o2 oo-
count III 'I.noi,od state norts.. SsO376 1l5t.530
The market for contracts closed baSN stH -, az dy
advance of / point March, no net cnase Hl ~ no
on April and June and ld3 POINTS M, i oc,~e
day on other months The movement wa g'.H ,ar,ev
~;s OF coo bales, but the transactions Wee ~
local in character Port receipts are IN aocofu WV" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

and Weak s at steam quoted sls city qs
goo ana closing .%sG March cos"s at ~
Ssc, ii 5oe . ssos s;"'e%
free arrivals Of III fancy as soes the market
Marry s% tome 9sas % es
iS"a DO 4s DO i state a halo d.
seconds. asae'c dairy welsh tubs. aftts 2s@
e s@ ,;Ss'a%y a5; sgecaas 2Ss:lEs Fss
So; DO '@rd. ise ~essrs tasioIS cs'ras
!? y, r roll, so"?Ie do Sc S@ds s%ae % thirds ~
.s ss,s Western make ss' G9
to ls,s sSs'@S. ii Sa
White fancy il. @l2" coloed fancy iiai3c choice
yssis s! e o ;s%, ~d1c g, r:sa
On ne market ani the ,onc r@cT ,"centf ."
a Nar Wan s" iS So 'vssisS"
iGsS c,hcs souncrn: Scwlaia lo.aic'ae duck s.g
e sacS on t.e Me,a,c ESshanSG were az pad, at
Kaa an" "1a 1 G n a No Si''' Western 90
SO TsAc n rsd g or by" n cdy rc at
' r III s,et e wa cGpo? pdNcls
extra ans eranulatcd 4coatsc cute. 4s 90, 3CGe XXXX
g%ssssc's s,s %IHa S$ignSs S"s,'
r1 ssS W a. isI Emr No ~
S SS 10 s a., 30 H. acoc sS'a'' No. t.
~ srEARINEao Dun and nominal lard quoted at ie'.@
10 rNIIoWg pail and weak; prime city quoted at &c.
TEAs~Thc regular weekly tea sale went Of at steady
pr pr'f Ssf' tpa ss 'f S"sa
y Ssn snS gnS" '' rFS Se m
s' Ike pan ai Rsf'
aSoy ss Y5c s pHss Pormosa IGs5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

n0FFEF-The marker Tor SPOT Drazl groWths r'Ied
~ hut closed steady q, l7c for No. :. Sales $500
e gu. So to arrive q, I7'ae7 oiOc; 600 bag, Nos
~ & COS. and freight Gcc. and 5000 bags Santos
ga q and o 10 arrive az nc for No. 8 The milder
NV ssss dull; sales 500 bag, savana, private
~. ON the Coffee Exchange the market for futures
w irregular and at the close some months showed a
ssise Of points and other, an sdyance OF 10 points
r." Official Rio dispatch follows First Ord
~ 10 kilosl. 10 + 900; good second 40 kios).
S9sSo: exchange priyate) ~ ljl6; receipts In RIO
Oo bags Rio cleaIances 10 United state, l.! 900 bags
earsnccs Europe, 1000 bags i;io stock 2)2 coo
ss. Rio marke, quiet REGENTS in santo' 900 bags
sa .ese santos IL 8 500 Cleared from RIO for Now
r fIs Mach IL steamer Bellucia $1,000 bags. Re
- Al Rio July l. 1882 March a. 1893. 2377 900
s ,sp' sane time 1892 :o42o00 bags time o9l
ao COZ bags receipts Santo, July l. 1922 70 March
isos a.6i2 600 bags same TINE 40: $50 900 bags
~. zinc 1891, 2.512OOO Warehouse deliveries
sane March l. 1893 New. York los 0!2 bags; Baltimore
ssnnora rass; New-Orcans l,+lG bags total. l27 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March l5.-Fonr dull uns s Ia, 40
ce.pts JOjs bbls shipments s,t' bbis sae S ai'
mis- Wheat steadicr: No . red Spot ana ,'a a.
- 3.4a 72c: May 74d7i 1-sc June. - ~ 3fo ,
july rs lac bid stenmer No. RED 9se BIO m,1t
wheat .ag7Ae Kcceig1s; zoo 2'Sn bush SALE i42ooo
a. iac April - 34a4sc; May, A. i's@as &c &c :
July 40 la 40 lie steamer mixed 40 20 20
w1te corn by sample Asa As l.c, yellow go % -,
Ace Receipts 1925 bush: shipments, lo' ~, pms
took Eal 3o4 bush: sales. $4,000 bush ohts Iu'e,
snd steady: no. white Western. Al a4i l2c NO. !.
mixed do. 37a 81 Ice Receipts. 5000 bun s'G so
bask stock s2,34 bush Hay firm t and ,,T "s,;
and firm unchanged. Cotton nominal muu n
:sc Provisions duh mess pork. so 80 Lard ad re-
Gned Ell, rs Butter firm: creamery, fancy. &c
a. n,r ~ choice a5ao7c do Imitation. 24c. Eggs
easv i0mI7c Coffee dun Rio cargocs. fair, ~ l2c
60 Isc sugar steady; grannated. 4ooc copper
Unchanged. Whiskey firm. ~ 24@$l 20.
Boston March l5.-Markcs quiet, but hrn Re
teip,s-Flour 4s4O bbls and 1olo SACKS corn
aO,5Io bush: oats 5000 bush; shorts. A. tons.
Iu,falo. March I5.-The offerings IN wheat were
liberal Of NO l Northern at May price In Chicago
and w"ak: coirs IoOOO bush No. Northern. 'Gc
loo lush at 20 lac closing No ] hard. 80 Lac
No I Northern, 20 lac: No. 2 Northern. ~ &c.
Winter lower: Sales ear No. 2 red, nc cars NO.
q extra red, G0c: / cur No. white, rs i-2c' t"ii
"nen,n steady closed firm nj outside prices sales,
ears No yellow. 40 120 40 J4c l. cars NO. . Co.
4Ga as i4c cars No. DO a4a ~ LAC: cars c mo.
30. 4. 10 lee. Oats stendy. fair demand sales. .
cars No . white. 81 3-4a3sc: ! car No; I mixed.
acc: A cars NO. mixed, "a 3-4a35c Barley STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NcwYork. "Wednesday March iomBGT y,
s .: :Ss ,is"s s !:
y usS sSy ae mS sh and S
$ sf 30 80 Su 'S' g sHp 20 at = q
- 81 Dressed beef had so.ua .~ cc %e a" scS
at 4a7c. 30 later cable news; shipment, today 4lG
S the oa a .g port r on the eanc to
qpton the E%c oaso and 30 n sH '9'
lcctd to sail With 30 cattle for Glasgow NJ GOLDSMITH
i er ana 6s o r% ' FOR hcada @
sae,rshcrman Culver AZ Kansas steers ,,l JOS n
!? % DO i 80 ns' at q s. a i2 :? = do i6o r. do
j sG : a. q icss g. az q, i @s h. at " do l'' ~
s'@ q" SO a2 c4 Ssa,us S$' ox aaGO 1888 az
do 1928 n, at sS55 bulls 30 $50 !" at - 'o' 10
i0 NsS t> Gei, cniSaso sc' ii? 99o ~ at = g
ba h' isG Soa at "a 80 dc 80 No.
ySsPa , iSc NJ q. At 3 t. 80 % do 1867 d. at
SS 1oS' 1870 % ,s a. ,S g.
ls: St 3 at 10 = 90 o. SO g. p ila' 81
n Goldsmith = ChcGfS sseis a. ~ 90 ! do nos n,
a. 49, >, q, IS 81 do 1913 H. OF ~ 40. ,,, o.,,
e.p MEH for GoW Sad ccE g nS sSI
sIs GS sG 'lE Hollis a; 90 per "ssa
+. q, :sscr 'sa oa S 81 eSn o
Tadg bf,k at strong yc,teIdays price aSht a,
H.. very Orc ;opmG q t ~ l
steady ~, a ;Sn4 ldr hide calves Goo
dressed coy65 from the country Tor TIC 0''''-e "
sssudd nqcsnssaT 20 q veal s Ed 20 a Gc lie
at E2t 100 Goi do o. I O. n at - % do Ill :" at
3 : =, g.? g. 81 vea' us o. a, . 90
If. Collins vcals, l'+ n at - 'o d0' '-' ''
S & 10 cir.,, Il ,yssl, nc 2 at s. 90
Hu sa"a: MucS S'iys' i. Do si
n DO 49, ~ at a. $ ls 9 r, at 10 &c % o.
i i5c q g Do !; 80 :, g. ,o do ,ss n at
i liz Ieli. 10 y a. 100 n at - 90 100
e$ y, ss,1 $50 Is,i nt sis' IS
npsr % AS Sa,lei ss
S S.,4siss ~: ~:s & boz 'asH
choice sheep s9d % g. iar 70 70 i lamb.
q gSF la sse. nr Rs''sf %r?% r
81 e pa Sat 10 d. SO H. 50 o % Mehra" sheep
w1,,ern sh~ep. oG y SO rs 90 do SO ~ at % 81
oil 90 % M p' :: 10. xcs!qsn lambs 81 N.
COS Nshran sheep 81 r a. 49, = 81 70 - at &c
la rGcsss So a6n on sso 'S" Sm % %
s. ,ci at =, 10 90 20 i. 90 g. d. s
fi'd DO 'NsGD at 90 a. at !. g. isa Ohio
do n 10 cSn at q o. io sheep 90 +" at 81 'o c
cd 40 Mc p y, 50 IS o%o II a, > 81
T .Secn and lamb 1si G S" r. a, v,.c
o5i - Ca epT' sa G hos are worth hcre
sSaay 80 1 40 to se - ., ! DSr loo NJ
ron ealesI j. 81 Inriam State hogs Ia /" aver
a = ihs 5G' 'V Co. state hogs lCo ~ at IS o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

pproo March -Cattlc-Rccclpls Ll.t - ""u,,'
GO head total for week thus far, 074o' iW am ~,
- last week : 400: consigned through, ~ ~
I'm, Tnrir . OeO. OIL sale 20. market Cpch." i'i,
active and stronger for the few on sac cio" i,"ct
1oa,n a,errs 81 %: fat cows, 80 JOo fb s'' I've,
pc",n,s last o. hcnrs $3.50 head total for Yeoh
Inn lar 1850; for same time last W''n' ~ "n
Consigned through, $500; To- New, urn, o., wcdnn,
III go market opened dull and lower Tor mruuin
,., rrnds. pig and workers barely steady 'i"'ei
,rcai. Workers light TO best 81 jjn1 80 gooi me'
ms and heavy - ron -: pigs. common slulnern ~
iomhs"ReccI,s last % hours. 1000 head 'o'ai -"
welr fins lar 81 500 for same time last -o
~ 900 consigned through. 400; 10 Ncw-lorR 1i"D
ON sale 5000 market opened very acuVr a'la ~ u"
Tor lambs sheep, good quality, stronger cio"
a.. od ~ hest lambs gGd S6 so fair 10 gooi - ~"
e. % cns 10 light lots. "a 50a - % sheep choics
- hos, we,hcrs. Is 4Od % 20; fair TO good mixed
cpicaro March 10" The Evening journal reports
10 a. .ceipts $4,000 head shipments. oo neau
nnrkct good. demand steady good 10 chocc s'crS.
* ia IS 10 no extra sale: oheIr ~ o'm % 30
,ocicr e, 400 - 80: feeders, - 20" - ~ e"~ ~
and bcjfcrs 30 ! ja "a -. liogs-RcccipiS, lJouo
liver. mixed A. 25o ~ 30: prime heavy ana bu'ch-
ore, Weights 81 COAST 20; light, $6a 81 20. snrcp
cceIis 1000 hcad shipments. 900 mean n ~ ~
'tc,dl ewes "a 25a ~ Is; mixed, ~ soG - ID ;
w,trnrs xjn IS so We,terns, 80 1Oa 20 3o' lcAahs'
ca IN lambs 81 JCa SO %. oo ,..,
81 - InuIs March 15.-tate-RccelptS. 900 heaI
shipments 5000 head market steady ana sIo"e ,n,i
Seer, ss3 .5d ~ %. IIogs-Rcc"pls. 1000 n"aa
shipments 1000 head market 100 l3c lsWcr nay, "a
81 iOas7 so packing, S7"S 40 gh, - 200 had a.
Shccp-Reccips, 1000 head shipments. lOoo h"a ,
market strong prices ranged from ~ 10 10 3D. 'c
latter for choice mut'ons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
BRENTWOOD, .n ""~: r ',t, r,st~

The HOTELS '.PRENTWOO ID" and "AUSTRAL" will
open April and 18th respectively The temperature and
rimatIs conditions ar similar to i1krwcoi. Inc h'i'>
Contain ali modern muro, Including ga elevator
-t.am heat. electric bells Sc. Distance, ~ miles, tnc
/, hours from Newly Bfooklyn. 49, ,r,.,,,,
For circulars. terms Sc. address s. H. SCislfl i'f
James, PlIcr. Brochlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

Liverpool March T.; 3ij p. m.-l'cci-ilodcrs
offer moderately. fork-iloldcrs oirr slHr,n"S
IIams-Iiolders nncr freely. short cut. about u Ia
10 H. easy nj Gls Cd. Baconl Holders press - is
Cumberland cut about - 10 30 ~ easy az 3os snort
,ib nhnut % H. dull ~ Ji,. long clear mlddlrs.
about A. H. dull at lis ID Shoulder Nbout !. 10
l. H. easy nj 4Gs. Cheosr-lioldcrs offer moderately
T,low-IIoldcrs are not Offering. spirits II turprn-
Holders offer moderately dull al 2js Cd EosI
Holders OFFS freely hard Spo-lIod'T@ "n'r
moderately futures holders not Offering, prime
western spot duh NJ j9s Wheat 40 flour-Il"ldcrN
offer freely Corn-Spot Holders offer freely; future
-lold.rs offer sparinriy mixed Western poi dul!
at d. 3-4d: March dull nj i Id April duh al
j. Id May duh al A. I'd. Hops at L0ndon-iaclh'
Coast- Holders ofrr moderately