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Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
BRANCH ROADS.


DELAWARE, MARYLAND < V1Rersr. D
Leave harrington for Franklin and wav stati~r-
us a. m week days 635 u m Tnssia7
irhuTsdays and Saturdays Returning Trs}I
T,Ie53 -, l. ~ nm GUu m, weekdays 200 d no
tuesdays, thursdays and SATURDAYS - -
Leave harrington for Georgetown Ie,yas ana
al lO3o a. M, 6S5 D. m RetnrniDo ia,,o allu
LeWes 135 a. IN, 3 30 D. m -0@'S
rOI hehoDolh leave Harrington 1923 an. Re
turning leave RehOboth 3IO D m. ne
F0r Berlin, leaves Harrington l02s m
MeSA'uays ana o.o5 p. IN. TUESDAYS Thursdavs
ana saturdays. Returning, leaves RnrIin
days and Saturdays I'uls-
FOT Chlncoteague Island, train leaving Har-
I!ustOh lO5 q. N. week days connects AZ FreT,t
IN CITY with steamer for Chincoteapue f,isnd
I,itb t-s ts, S.eaneI IeAVes W Il. m, connecting
ri VII ram Ialh arriving at Harrington 9OI M
queen ANNE & KENT r. R-Leave Townsap,3
ior Centreville and way stations 25 m and < -
r u Meek-qays; Returning, leaves Centreville
HSO a. IN ana 2.3O p. m, week -days
DELAWARE &CHEsAPEAKER IAava Clov,o,
Ior Oxlord and way stations 942 a. m. and ; &
p. m, week days Returning, leaves OYforS : a.
a. m. aud 2.5O p. m. weekdays
n OAAbklDGE q STAFFORD K. R.-Leave Seaford for
CAmorldge and intermediate stations II "a a m
week days, and on Tuesdays Thursdsys and
saturdays 40 p m. Returning leaves Caso
Drl9ge $50 a. m and on Tuesdays. Thursdavs
and Saturdays 800 D. m
CoNNRcTIONs-At Porter with NeUsrk l. M,
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with o11een
Anne Sd &kentRAilrOad. AtClayton with DelsWsre
q &ChesapeRke Railroad and Baltimore 4 Delawsre
ISy Pay hAlIroad; Al harrington, with Delaware
6HAryIsnd & Virginia Railroad. AtSeaford. with
cambridge seaford Railroad. AtDelmar with
rev YORK, Phtladelphis Il Norfolk, Wicemico q
Focomoke and Peninsula Railroads
gDaily except Sunday.
s. N. PROVOST. General Manager
. r. "OOD' General Passenger Agent.
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REFUNDING DIRECT TAX

NOT -. Is hereby given that the oripi-
nal Direct Tax Records have been deli9-
cred to me by the Internal Revenue De-
partment of the United States and that ali
persons whose names appear upon said
Records can have the said Tax Refunded
by making application to me. Executors
or Administrators of deceased persons
whose names appear upon the Records will
oe required TO turnlsh certificate of ap-
pointment from the Register of Wills Of
their respective counties.
], FRANK WILDS, Commissioner.
Dover, March lst, 1892
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
Ita usnfnInnsa Com.

Mamma-Why don't you play with
that clockwOrk elephant Santa Claus
brought youg
Little Dick--It doesn't scare the cat
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington I lsaltnsr. F,j,ni
DELAWARE DIVISIov
SOUTHWARK.

follows: 80 io''' trains willleave AZ
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
for Infants and Children.

CastOria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, EructatiOn,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
geStiOn,
Without injurious medication.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

" For several years I have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
rac1llfS ~
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

THn CrNTAUn COMPANY, II MURRAY STREET. NEW YoRk.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

"Castorlais so wei adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known 70 me" Fl. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

EDWIN +. fARDER, NJ. D.,
The Winthrop, 8" 125th Street and 7th Ave,
New York City
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Exp. Pass. Exp. Pass. Mail Ma
P. M. An An
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

S. N. PROVOST. General Manager
J. K. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
rI1r TRADE IN CuICAGO.

Chicago. Feb - SpcclaD.-Wheat was weak touay
4, snt. Of rather favorable outside news i'O'
,bot mode the crowd believe that the big ho'u'io
uerc seller. There were some evidences 81 Shhho VI
Nav and buying OF July by tho bull leaders ou' vi
-, rre,t scale The best selling OF May was Vn
m,d,rs rom the Northwest, but the theory was ta
tr orders had been sent from here ana theh syn,
hnclt I'M, market always taking more Wh'al IT, ~ ~
IT,. Northwest Than from any other direction; lnc.e
vere SIGNS OF a COld wave, Iiluld Sipr'I a.
vr.r. light 10000 bushels; the Ehgish Nsi .no
dccrcasel in the Northwest receipts were o Oily I'll
car, against .243 year ago. Nohr VI ,Ais 1 49,.
r.u. S0nnicd 1t was the chief reason my va
u.t beiey,d the big bulls were > iicfs. MAY su n
Dram rs l9o 70 5.5 cents AID 10 80 cen.s, o." mn :
rIosed ot - 81 cents. Corn was "';ie VIZ" >,nr
i1y.rs In an important way except shor'.' NAY
opcnrd M ~ cents. sold between A. - a,u a. en-
rnts and closed at A. Is cents. Tho country eni
n,,tIcis heavy NOV mcnt. oats iolloNed corn;
Notwithstanding that tlcrc was eeoi o e 9, ~ y
covcriur bv room traders. May sod IRON % :" .
70 ~ cents, and closed al 81 cen, soo ilO ;''on n
,ncall>. OF very light log receipts l''oU" e'' ~
I,cI,,se Of liberal buying by Cudahy. closed hOie
over saturday. The advance. hoVeN,r' - cir. ~
iradeounte that bulls were rather dlsturDed ulnn
dated There T. contest In provision, nov" stu
= ere is theory that Ia" Armour ih'ee ~ "a
Give .-Ier OF the deferred futures. May P'l.
ia h, twccn SIS - and So 10. ard clio ed al Slo %
NAV lard between az - and 81 90 ana g. sea a.
SIS 81: Nav ribs between $40 10 ana 81, anu
clo-ed AT Sl0 o. Provision stocks Wedhe 'uny
Nnerted To- show ahou, 100000 short Ilbs
= zoo lard and about S. 900 barrels OF ne" PORK :
- slight decrease for lard and ribs and a slsnt
Increase for pork. Flax strong May selling lOm
u 20 > TO II ~ l.. closing at the top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
JUDGMENTS AGAINST BUSINESS MEN.

Tho Second National Rank, OF this city, ycster
aay entered judgments for Sj7,747 against Robbins
b. smith and S43, s04 against George H. 1iley both
bv confession on checks OF Royal NJ. Pulsifer, VINO
died in October 1883. and Il. VI. Pusifcr ~ Co.. OF
Boston, dated June 90 and &C. 1855 10 the oiuer VI
Smith 4 Tiley which were Endorsed by them ana
delivered 10 the Second National Iank, but which
were not paid on presentation. Messrs. smith q
Iilley have their Office at No. IL West Twenty hird-s
Charles w. Gleason g. Co.. plg-iron commission
merchants at No. 10 Iibertyst yesterday confessed
Judgment for 81 O22 In favor Of the Copay Iron Com
pany, of Coplay, Penn.
Another attachment has been obtained IN TINS CITY
against Ktzinger Tuholsh d FroliChstcin, clothing
dealers In St. Louis who failed some tine ago, Ior
So ia An favor Of Cane, MCCaifrey IL Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

crude prime Assoc arrive offered a. 4'e sum
Cothii cod 20 Ii3c linecd raw. american
Sod 'sc Calcutta .ort $50 lard PRIME pre'9N'
roRkpq .qd rr 'a s.s ne "a @?
ssot c!car, s.G,a, and family e:;2 sfi 20
One. aea IT. ia 50 ', o T sIa Iadi.
EEF a?f s and pFSSyD
oGST 7d9 al" e air f pa fN and s;eady pesled
if@i4 LAED-Dul AID nIner We''e m ' sI5
% oSacd cea9ca Soea 20 S"q sS Msg
A%fas' at 81 g July 90 nominal s'l
go te; q slo ana ipo a,d cocs weak At further
rducon- %c~ battc-crSancTv lenG,yyaaia @H,rar
dc st do DO thGt 2ic dairy half
S? 3 @ az e'@ d. sSco1ds TO- Ssry n
acj5ry eSa Do ai, 2oSgle DO ssGS.d q :.
do third @lSSd 'p western
make extras c4a2jc DO trsts Z2d23c DO 'es,ig M. az Az
aiE s't cSt qa "a a5c do , 25a2sc Do drains
or tubs seconds. 2ld22c d. thirds 2Oc "CHrF,F
Aran n %daicr Safe iooy tal , %sSc
Th'G i+@'y good to prime ts 10
gI9e part cs6 S% Tseai6so -d fair . e sao
.k,%s Prime &c. f lsiT TO sIG H
eGStnSsd hcp h3- TSfS cr5 ana , ere d.
c nG% STATE sea and pcnnsTams ncwad Baltlnoe
and G. ney1d i'S W ae s d sonhcn fresh
colIcctcns best, is; duck eggs Maryland SIC; South
SrGHaAw-p but ge1erally c.n; sg1dy gus gus
sales 300 tom, mu~oyado So test ,,,a at, ai e.
rushed %54t Ro%dGGa1sdd 40 hioc ext, sF'9 ne
Sranalatcd ig.di.94c; cubes. 4'sd'.O6c; NSAH pow.
dcrcd. 5I4d5.ic mould a: -d5;ojc diamond A. 10
az: conf ctoncrs' A. ii3di.G9r; Columbia a. 4f1
$3.50; Windsor A. i'sa4 5Ge Edsew2oi A. 4NGi, 'ef;
Ia.c; no = ii.ai:ic; 80 s. ilsq+tc; NO, 9,
IA ilsc; No 10. 39idirct No. H. Ssla'c; NO H.
STFkRINF-Dull ana wholly nominal Lard quoted at
1890 Olco ll3c.
TALLOW-Dnn md declining prime city closing at IA
A1Lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

ers steady at $50 10 s42 for fair 70 good hoe,
Eecepts last twenty four hours. l2oop toal lor -
inns far Fl 600 head for same lifne hSu " ~
~ 200 head consigned through li'-'o n'"u ,-l,c,
New. lork 400 head sale. 900 heau ''n HELL,
opened aEou; steady closed strong al sou sne
heavy grades, s. 400 81 30; packers anu w IL
:. - 40 workers. good 10 best ~ 10 90 NOS
S3aS- 10 do. light To- fair. ~ 90 w, Pn 20,
GOOD TO best corn fed 81 G50S7 %; 40 collIn n,
lasi twenty four hours. 400 head totil Tor VI
thus far l. 900 head for same time iSt W. NJ"
"a 500 head consigned through. $500 ',u "nrl,et
York $500 head on sale li,oVO b.hu nna' NV
opened stronger for good grades. nut "cdh".e" 40
moon closed weak choice to fancy vetierS % fuo
- 20 coed 10 choice do. Sja$j -, t,lr 10 soou
shecp 81 lOG - 90 cUlls and common 90, - 90. 90
81 81 lambs. native. choice to fancy; ~ f f,u
-; C5: do fair to good sc 20: cuiis 10 l'"'
Chcago Feb o7-"The Evening Journal report mudS
market active l5d zoe higher; no exrn stco,S 90 o
lie choice 10 prime steers. 80 25dJ 20 Ilr; ~ ~"
~ 10 others 81 ~ so COWS and helleH: a., Id
gs- Receipts 1000 heed. shipments o"oo o, mv
m, rkct active l0o ljc higher; mAcd ana rnrnh.s'
s. Goa - 90 prime heavy and 1uIcher, nn,
- 0.o :. % prime light a luoF' 80 o.hr, nGns'
~ ojo ~ 60 pigs, So 500 81 % sheer, -heccP.S'
10 600 head shipments. 900 head: markci at'D w
strong. ewes - 800 - 60. miXyl - -" ~ ~" >
Westerns 81 Oja - 30: amls ~ Jo' I'D - ,s
81 Louis. Feb 27.-Cattle-RrccptS. 1r}o M" ,hor
shipments 900 head market 100 zoe hisheT ,i n.
close saturday pretty good Texas steers co ad
market 80 Toe higher heavy. - 70099 10; m,X,u'
* 4OaS7 90 Hight. So 5o0 - 70 fiecp-,SeceiP..s
200 head shipments, none; market weak 40
oil abpurp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
AN Ex.ARuY OFFICER HELD FOR LARCENf'

Dr Rohar, s Adams of the Presbyterian hoSP'"i,
in tbe Tonbs Police Court yesterday chare'o h"Ii.
Gombert. once a German Army oifcer WIN s'eai'"e
three gold studs DR.. Adams and Gombert nave oco'i
friends since they arrived in thie country Ul
-, ,brao or four times a week up to November
90 To-, rhon fine studs were missed. Abont The
same time bond for $1,000 was missed oy Ut,
Adams. also Three weeks ago Dr. Adams received
a letter from Golnberi nclosing pawn ucRet LOT
the studs. which he had pawned for 49, ana 90 III
.an 20 redeem them This letter aroused the
Sa,o.,s snsn5cIons Detective McCaferty was sent
from headquarters to arrest GOmbert at MS r"oin
No al, East seventy -second-st. There was hot
.s,o,- .vidence 10 connect him with the larceny
90 the hcnd. but Justice White held him In 500
ON a charge OF petty larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE CHICAGO TELEPHONE LINE A SUCCESS.

A successful trial Of the American Telephone ana
Telegraph Companys telephone line from New-NorK 10
Chicago was made yesterday afternoon at the company
building No. is Cortlandt-st receiver was h''cu
up in room on the second floor OF the building IL
as made ~ galvanized from was funnel shaped forty
inches DIN diameter and seven feet six Inches lohH
IT was wrapped in buraps TO prevent the uh'p'l
souud that would otherwise be heard. II was an
nounced that Theodore Thomas wished 10 near Mss
Winnie Wetzler Of the Boston symphony ofchesha
coy a fsv selections on the piano, with view TO Sc
crrpo her services for his orchestra In Chicago MISS
wetzer played several selections which Mr.. lnol'"s
.aid he heard distinctly F. Punket Greene tneh SUM
several songs for Nh Thomas, who SAID ne WAS u'
lighted With Mr.. Greene's singing. MT "reehc s""s
schubert's "wer SIGH der EnSamKet hrs'e"'' anu
several English songs. -. ,oro Professor
Among those who were present I MTTe Of Lon
Wr and Mrs, Charles Hull Botsord th1 N u.s.
Seiicman Mrs. Cabot. W. r. McLaughnn' H. Cariv and
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
MRS. LAWS SORRY NOW SIZE PLEADED GUILTY

John D. Townsend appeared before Judge MARITIME
In General Sessions yesterday and asked ;or leave
TO withdraw Mrs. Bertha Laws's plea OF guilty to All
Indictment charging her with forgery. She was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment In the pcnitcntiary for two
years. MIR. Townsend read affidavit By the woman.
declaring that she pleaded guilty beCavsc her law
yer, Patrick McNanus, told her that Judge MARITIME
had minated his willingness to suspend sentence II
she would so plead Mir. Townsend said That he, OF
course did not believe that the Judge had said any
thing OF the kind.
Assistant District Attorney Davis said that there
was a nun Of complaints against the woman Tor
passing worthless cnccks ard that she had made her
plea III open court without coercion. Mr.. McNlInus
told OF the efforts he had made Tor the V0iIan lie
had Interested several PERSONS In her henalf and one
OF them, woman who was |. leader In society had
asked the Judge for clcmcncy for Mrs. Laws. Judge
MARITIME had told her that he could not suspend the
sentence. and she had told Mrs. Laws so In his. Mr..
MtManuss. presence.
The case went over a day to give Mr.. Mcilanus
Opportunity 10 present an AFFIDAVIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
cnAJy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NEw.YORK DEALINGS

FEATURES or NEwYORK DEALINGS
The visible supply OF grain In the tnned ','''S "
Saturday was as follows Wheat. '0'o'4ooo onn
docrnoso q, G5oooO bushels corn. 1oo94ooo
bushels increase. $4,000 bushels oats. ''4o'oo'
ou'"ci'' ~ 90, 600 husheis The sales OF
whcat futures on the Produce Exchange YESTERDAY
amounted TO $4,000 bushels. and the Hl"i% 40 "3O
weak Notwithstanding the decredse smnnly state
bushels Indicated By the weekly visible supp' cent in
mrnt Early prices Indicated decline on n@ nv iocn
sympathy with the West ana Oh n,,o' and trading
I9nrr Cable accounts were weak, anu ,,n n9
throughout the session was largely 81 FOREIGN
cInr,eter changing early to take deliveries
houses bought the June option freely esdSa IN In'I lightly
m.nun ' i,bt rally the market closed steady al
net loss Of cent for the Day imn ar'i at ~ as
80 o1% and july at % 81 Sc spot wheat
c1ssod 34aI cent lower, in sympathy "tn WILL DP''"'
ma e,lcs cI1 900 blsh-ls) were al lor cAP cont
Corn options were dull ana eio sent lover The
loMef we're 10000 bushels OF futures and ooo'o
oats were agnln neglected In the optioh lle RotI,
sales and exchanges reaching Only 500 Ia1 cent
Enc snot and option markets closed 80 - WV
iower. The spot sales were O1,ooo Du""e'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE WILL OF Z. II. VI. JUST FILED.

The will Of Edward II. NJ Just, the real estate
dealer who shot himself in his Office at No. 3,o34
Eighth-ave., February g. was fled for probate IN
the Surrogae's Court yesterday. The estate Is said
to be large Mr.. Just was German, and
came to this country when quite young. lie made
his money In the real estate business. BY his will
he leaves $4,000 to the German Hospital, and the
remainder Of bis property is bequeahed TO relatives
friends and employees Fe owned many houses In
this city, and most OF them are bequeathed 10 rela
lives in Germany. The residue Of the estate goes
to Elsie Baumann and Carl and John Just: They
are all relatives and live in Germany. John Just
and William Hoegg are named as executors HoegS
was employ ed as clerk by just
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Bra1I gIowths the spot market closed
finn al oralsi.c. sales 800 bags No 9 at l14c. Inc
mild gowths were STEADY sscs l5C bag central dd
American private terms. continental caDIes Nc4c
higher. Havre opened at an advance OF "a &c ana eld
steady the advance Hamburg was = pig higher ana
London gaiucd Sd t. o. option trading vas duil ana
the markI steady at 10 points decline on some
and change others. lie Oital RIO dispatch
follows First ordinary 90 Mos). - 600; good secod
10 kilos) II GOO; exchange, l3l4 receipts IN no
900 bags; Rio stock 30 900 bags no ndrXct .tioS
RIO shipment. bY steamer United States during me
week g. 900 bags kio shipments 10 Europe during week
10 900 bag. Rio purchases for United StarS DUNN week
600 bag. RIO oi Euroe during Week lSVOO
bags freight per steamer to United states Soc ana per- c
rlmage steamers loading ct RIO Tor tinted Sit'cN D.
Good average santos 100 receipts at santos & day
70 OCO bag santos stock. $4,000 bag santos hsihcs
INN Santos shipments for Europe. 10000 bags; Santos
pui United states 900 bag santos purcms,
Tor Europe IL Oc0 ba: "a to> freight per steamer "
Have IS r and 10 per cent pnagc SS'l ,pS'.S
s a. scguianoa % oo0 BAGS. Cleared from 70
February % steamer i.cbuz. - 600 h'e E1ct, 40
Rio july J. 1892 fchr";rN % lSH. 2-5u W. -
same timc 1892 2.739 900 bags same time lS2l l.r13o
has Receipts Santos. July !. lN?- u i'Diu' -,
1898 9?so oo bags sane time ~ 2@S U d III
since FEBRUARY l. 1893 New.Yo-k, 2li5SS b1g'; Ba1
more % 10 bags; NewoIcanH, 23ooo bags TOTAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28


salc.-Shcrnan 4 Culver: u Cheaeo .,"rr. ~ =
average at > 20 pr 100 -, = d. I..o H. at - -
= DO i2o. - j 10. isoo at -, % l. O..
iGej = a. ! 90. u. iee7 40 DO ico9 - y
ow. % aS g.: 1870 g o a. 10 s sD at At = % so
NJ Goi'na = ChI,ae3 ''ci. lio@ y at =. 30; d.
g. f. 49, at q = 80 d. i q @'a &c = Do IL
y at 81 = y DO lo7o y At :, - 80 Do. ii65 = a,
" j. Mcrnn.on co:G chicago s,csr. lu3 = a,
state Oxen. 1887 At - 90 do. 1855 =. At ~ -
ITO ~ = az - hi 1000 at At - =; = Scvi ii5i
y ., 50 So 5 30. - n at " so; 20 do. 81 n at
d. s'soF; g 90 sso d. tx s w. at & q Is e1 %
i224 u at . 10 inpoa~T soVy a
81: iuil 1890 y a, =, 30
l. RescnsieIn - chcago sscTs 1909 : :" g 10
iqj e d ics' s At .;1 !, . 1910 a. >, So
Mr. $40 a SO 90 20 g. 80 a.. 20 10 eo o,5
q, g 81 do. -. H. az ~ s74 d. 800 n. at
r.: s:e, ,'s ~ e q
SiSc% 3o%s KEN o & 4 Sosa 30 NJ rtoo
Sons .cd and ca'f for 80. 4? Tor ss2 :, and
s tSs %%hs % dso gg'.t S STEADY at '' yer "a
At XIX , .sG Do. . ass At s 9Ss r9d as2
ys ave 'S a. Ct VIII fr 90 c' 100
4 % z Z Ms Is ME
aoso n a, % :, 10 do. ss2 y, a - ~. ,,o
y i a, - d. %~ iss ~ a, ' 81 DO
d. s 81 % g. 90 So 100 No. a. Is r. g. - 70 IS 81 5o
10 d. 90 n, ct 80 do. % n. at 50 30 do 10 n at
At p g Gl 10 n s 9 Is 81 d. g. at d ' ~
do as r. %s Do s%5% S,yy;;al: i:i
- S7is q do ~ n, at 81 7o 10 o. ~ n, a. IS
n. at So 6 do lo5 n, at as do at s. so each do
IL Hsr.:':s = Sfsf e 60: !;
aed a. 1871 !, a 2S st hs IS 'o 50 do
su IH9T'' ;yD 'si io' 2 for two day. 30
Or o2' cqd he'd Te" ov '' a asS' 70 3 cars
ae The market was more aeyr Inc NJ % 1e Tor y
were not cleafc1 Ordinary 70 cheee sheep Of: scd a.
e. g az = medium ST U /" choice a~ and
dock Of extra prime DO at So No Slrmg lamb, ,.,,,.
q, - r. Ua 100 M" 1919 d. p 1 at 80 80 d.
20 o. 2 % No. s q ID At g McGc aS a =
+o 20 oho d. 90 n at =, 81 i5s a. stat 'se"p
q . d. 70 n. at SIS II state sheep and lambs rs ~
soo:;k mc: e M Stac lsT DDS 81 r. at 90
c1H sheen 81 n at IS; q State DO .! ny, at IS 10
81 o. 6 81 ct % c Me e2 50 b at . r.
21o DO - ~ - 50 ~ JOG STAT" o. ~ n at ~ 60
crn Sheep o5 n. - = % STATE do. 80 ~ 1t g 30
H. HARRINGTON - Ohio lambs. 81 n. at 81; 80 do.
20 n NJ 20 - 81 State do, - n, 81 a6 * tn 10 90
H. at 81 % 2Ie Western do 10 n at ~ so; 1853 State
Newton 6 t;ill-t,: $50 ohio lambs ~ ~ at Sc 90
DIS do - N at ,6 40 Ohio sheep. 10l ID. at 81 b1
g., ohio sheen and lamb. s. H. Mt 81 -.
Wilke-so1 & Sherman - Indiana sheep, Jos H. at
40 ~ 90 DO III n AZ 81: 20c Buffalo do ~ H. 1t s.
200 do n It 81 TO- y Michigan lambs. 50 n. at s.
SIS do, ~ n at So so. - o-.
D. Mcpherson & Co.: state sheep ~ p, az 81 .,
Judd Buckingham 1oG state sheep; "a N at 80 70
4o.h.s and II cars at Jersey City: Marnet finn at
50 25G 80 60 About half a OF State hogs sold at
rs 50a ~ 60 including head 162 N ovefsgc, sold by
ID. MCPHERSON Co.. a. s. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool, Feb. %, 345 p. m.-Beef and pork In
fair demand. Hams in poor demand Bacon In
poor demand; Cumberland cut about % TO 30 lbs.
long. clear middles, about 45 lbs. dun at 52s 6d ;
long and short clear mddles about IS lbs, dull at
SIS Cd. Cheese In poor demand. Tallow-There Is
nothing Offering. Spirits Of turpentine in poor de-
mand Rosin In fair demand Lard-SpOt In poor
demand: futures there Is nothing Offering: prime
western spot dull at els. Wheat and -four In poor
mixed Western February steady at 4s Id; March
steady at Is - April steady at 4s Id; Hops
NJ wheat for the last week from Atlantic ports.
IL 900 quarters; from Pacific ports 80 600 Quarters
American corn for the last week. $4,000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-DY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb. 27.-Cattlc-Recepts last 20 hours.
2le0 head: total for week thus far $500 head; for
same time last week 5.l4O head consigned through.
$50 head: to NewYork. 1850 hend Oh sale.
grades closed dull for common; steady for good
grades extra steers. 800 70 10 600 b. s5 o0~
IS rs: choice do 400 r. 10 500 10, E5d So 40
good fairly tat shipping do. ] 800 h to 400 n.
10 go n. - 4O6s475 light handy butchers do,
900 TO 100 ID, ~ $50 ~ ~: light half fat do.
900 % to 1000 n. 80 500 ~ rs; coarse and 1000
10 TO 400 n. do. 81 go 81 20: oxen common Ia
hest. 81 750s ~ 10 and heiers. Soot tn extra
50 65d - 90; do do common. 10 1871 80 80; poor &c
cows to fair. ~ 5Oa ~ so do good to extra
corn fed, 50 o0ds4 bulls fat, 80 60sfI: export
"a Ioa a % bologna, ~ saRS3 90 stockers and
feeders steady at 50 2sasl 20 mlch cows end spring