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New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X,
.--o,. A.. a,,..,oo n, Of n Liverpool i'm
arod some strength TO our market and opening sals'
yere at an Improvement OF To points on 'diS p'H
,ons opd IN 2 points on late months Splnncrs iopN
10 900 bales but spot cotton was unchangeu wiz. ~, %
market is Illustrated by tho insignificant hucuauohs i
erfrenrcs on MAY being l32a7 29c and on June 81
37c May closing 73lQ 7.32c and June at ''ol 10
thus showing advance for the day OF 20 % POM, ~,
crents et tho ports only fair The total receipts hst
week were SO y31 bales against 455'i last year 3
AZ tho norta to-day 1896 bales, against Sh@ asl
ucek 2l2 last year stock AT New orleans mas nh
reduced 100 bales n correction. and IL Is no" l",
ss5 baes The stock al Savannah IL 1881 bales ana ~
Houston 10 1872 The southern spot markets are al
unchanged The demand for spot cotton nt New oreanS
,s good with sales OF 300 bales market rm and at sa
yanrah the market fr. hut unchanged with sales ot
phs receipts bales against 81 last wees ana i' -'
year. shinments 23S bales Louis receipts. w bacs
against a. last week and year. shipments. dO
bales Cincinnati receipts. 935 bales. against 300 iast
week and 2se last Houston receipts. 4Vs bales
against l. 1873 last week. and 1909 bales last year. SHIP
ments LASS bales.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April -. 3i5 p. m.Ieef-The supply Is poor
extra steady at s3s 81: prime steady
Gi Por.-1he supply X prime Western
nne steady at lis 81: do medium. firm oDs. Hams
Tn sIpply poor: cut about II H. steady at
1Ss Bacon Holders oner moderately: Cumberland cut
about - No. steady 6s Gs short rib about % 10
firm ~ long clear mdds about - d. steady 35s
GI. long and short midrs, about ~ steady al
3is shoulders about II 70 Is 10 steady Us.
Tho supply Is poor American finest white colorc
firm al Taow-lolders not offering. prime
dun n, 2j 6d Spirits of turpcnneThc supply poor
STEADY Al OBS Cotonseed ol-Iy"rpoO refined firm M
2ls Rosin-Holers offer moderately common steady M
"a qd -Spot-Ioldcrs offer freely ufurcs-holders
are not Offering prime Western spot dun AZ :,s "a
Whca-IIoders offer moderately: No > red winter easy
az A. ia Four-folerS moderately; 1t Iouis fancy
winter steady -SpoThe supply is poor fl-
tures-holders sparingly mixed Western spo firm i
3s lid April steady at IS lOad May steady AT Is gd
June steady at - 9d. Hops at Lon1on-racnc Coast
Holders offer sparingly. stealy at fiutj.
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price 70 nornnaiy lG1sc,
The market m coree is quiet but fairly steady.
as roR hSdfF' Ab a o snS today were about
s S ibis sh % at 3 & S9so s c Ibis
a. 5? gs2 50 800 bbs low ggay @ extra 3 :, & a, 20 - 20
81 go 21O sacks Is at 81 10 Southern -four was
g s F9HMe, Sg 'G si 80 ,sss SS' S st
bbls I3randywlne 81 10; Sagamore. 81 BAG
steady @s wn %aIkn MAJ nne d y
4o-lb 75aSoc: Oob. 75aSoc; som, 75asoe looib. soq
sOas5c; hominy cnop sOas5c: cstonseed meal 81 I2ag
GRAIN WHEAT-There seemed to be good deal Of
wheat for sale for few minutes and prices worked N
,here came pscdS,ions q frost in the The Norih%es % and in
10 be great anxiety 10 buy July wheat narrowing the
difference from 2e at the close last night to Hc at
prices advanced nc from the lowest and here Sc.
in four days at interior POINTS was 4i -" bush While for
the time there has been an Increase OF lsso bush
ness usual reported very duh up of
large again There were 10000 bush taken incullng
6i00 bush No red at sc under May In store 5000
ter private terms b anoat ii loads unrraded red and
spring wheat On private terms mostly spring and loads
ports about 10 loads were taken The total export
days have amounted 70 nearly i.sopoco bush. '''e
CoRN-Market opened quiet Light receipts decreasing
% important features in the market and have brought
firm. Sales included 4s00 bush for export at 1sGII.c
over May o anoa, load LOCAL account at ii7sc de-
net advmnce The close was firm TnS o al . .T re-
advance Cash oats &c higher. quiet, Sales
included 1907 a bush no at toe er,e'o and e de-
10 3 white; 4oic elevator; i3.co bush track white at
no white. clipped Site. MALT Market dbl 'us" un
graded Western GSqsc: Canadian; aoaese: six-rowei
no MlTsu;se eeaSIe gnsaded western o'qCc
sEEDS@tloyers Market steady with fair trade
st steady sample ). 7Ca,5 '"o'"y-A'rN''
We give for comparison the closing prices tn. pre-
day and Tor the corresponding date year
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
DOES NOT KNOW HIS SWEETHEART rs DEAL

w. A. Mcconnell, OF the American Theatrical
Exchange. received letter yesterday from George
b. Morse. to whom Miss Adele Waters. the actress
who died at Bellevue Hospital a week ago.
engaged to be married II was dated at Omaha on
April %. Mr. Morse incosed a letter TO be given to
Miss Waters and asked Mr.. Mcconnell to tell her to
get his trunk. which at the express Office. 1t
5 evident from this that he does not know that
Miss Waters is dead. He Is printer. and is
working his way here from San Francisco i'm the
hope OF finding her His letter says that II will
still be several weeks before he arrives In the
time he gives address. that Mr.. McCon-
nell Is unable TO inform him Of the death Of Miss
Waters She buried Sunday in the Actors
Fund Plot
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
EVIDENCE Nv 4 MURDER TRIAL.

Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Osborne showed yes
terday in General Sessions that he carefully pre-
pared the evidence in the trial of David Hampden
colored. for the murder Of Annetta Ahrens an aged
woman, for her money, December 3O 1891. The
trial is before Judge MARITIME. On Tuesday II was
proved that soon after the murder Hampden had
some gold coins which he kept In a bag
Yesterday a witness testified that Mrs Ahrens
kept her money In such a bag. Others told Of
Hampden's having seen the bag before the murder.
The trial will go on to-day
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

without important change Foreign inquiry ma.
shippers limits generally below vorkaii. ~ =, mofess
carots were quiet, but firm Under small ssn, l1>sI
mixed in grain depot 2tb elevator i5c Yysss No
April. $40 i3Hc May. 43zn3N,c. June g3s9, mirat
ff4mfJc. Oats-Narket strong advanced ~ July
offerings. There good local trade dena,d s' rA,
but nothing doing IN futures No light rxn, eIlo,s
ungraded white 3Jc: No white pDc. Il, cn',' Sri
toi1c. No white. tiNlii.c 50 white Api. as.a ~
May. %4u%&.c; juno %'li ..%5 &c. July 3JlI1gyv't1
fined sugars quiet unchanged Other a.fccs trn'S' Re
ST. Louis Ap-ll 2j.-Flour. mod,-qie den,,,1 sH
81 s0as2 %. extra fanoy - u$2 60 fancy 81 2os,,
choice 81 yjnS2. rye nour. $30S3 10 Ban very s,.sZ3
no sales reported ~ cars sac,ed e,s, .m b,
drcc; orders at Gic Offerings small ana &c sss ss n
irack. Wheat lo"cr hay o'n3t.. md. July &c. go
Corn nrm. April. 37tc nal. MAY 37r. ''ss5sc
July. 37A@37Ac; September. @sc bi. Oats Ioss,, Sys
33c bid July, 21s.c ask,d. P'rN-standari mess ;,.y
orders sl3 10 Iard-iI1me sfsam qlotalIs ,f... a
choice 81 5g0s7 ~. pry 'a'' mcatsshgiltsr, ~
longs and clear ribs. So 60 shors. 80 - Bac,nbe bes
shouderg &c; longs 1.c. Il ribs 71.c. rbo,, t9rsi
High wines steady ~ 81 ~. HN
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

W. w HolI,ngsworth Mr. and Mrs Louis Luby.
Dr. and Mrs Lecerc and Edward c. Rousseau.
The White Star liner Teutonic arrived mere yes-
uerday from Liverpool with a large number OF pas
sengers. among whom were E. rn yman
Gage the Rev F. " Renaud. ii. De Forest Weeks
H. Cope West. r. c. De Wlnton, MT; and MrS l.
5. Watkins and Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. NounlahS.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

Cash quotations were follows. Flour In mod
quiry The feeling shade hrner with prices un-
changed No = spring wheat 5s'gc; No spring wheat
S3ts ga sai.c 30 rye So No 6arey' oSc 30
axsced prime timothy seed. 81 30. pork per
sSar, eS S r6. sGes loose 50 & dry sate Ha snoS %
ST wSy Ssers nshea % S goods Opsrd pr sa 80 81 Sig %
sugars loaf, s. - per bbl granuated 81 40 stand
butter market ouet and easy: Fancy creamery io
zoe choice l.atsc b & sweet M but lacking flavor i3aiGc
cincinnati April spring patent SO 4Oasy a5
fancy s. 7oasa 10; family. 81 4oa$2 O5. Wheat market
firm; No red sc 5'e the best bid con-No yellow
mixed 35a.c. Pork-sales of mess pork Si2 So clear
si3 80 family s2 oo clear family. siS 10 Kettle
lardSaes OF steam Leaf at nc bakers lard. 7sc leaf
lard Sc kettle dried Ic Bacon quiet and easier should
ders O'sc snort lids 100 snort clear sides. 7Hsc
on basis of 81 - were 534 bbs
Milwaukee. April 23-May wheat opened at SIC sold =,
56ac 57ne and closed at 5Isc Cash wheat ,sc under
and July 2i.c oyer May The market Irregular
hrouFhoa' With WIN fair Iadins Samples quiet receipts
spring Oic No hard winter. 5sc. Corn~Thc demand
asc oats fairly active No 2 white 35sc: No 2 whi,
3jlc. Rye In good demand: No l. i9.c: No ? tsuc
BARLEY cash ana ,Nr april & &nominally 1cc samples steady
Minneapolis. April 25mMay closed yesterday at Ole
opened this morning Mt 'sc sold up TO dl.c closed
closed YESTERDAY at Jlac opened this morning at Gle
sold up to 9l.e and closed at 6lhc loss Of sc from
Go,sc Trade locally light. The cash market wns
No Northern sold al oi,ad2c Flour s,esav sn
very dun Patents 81 lOass DO: bakers ssTSa 4, n
81? 81 G So s%'' 81 s"s os s4 though s
cornFair local demand AT aGo37c Tor no and M :
No 3 white quoted 81. ''' '''' '-'s''
philadelphia. Aprii 2o--Four- Demand continued very
dill steady 50 7oa 10 per bbI for good To- ho poa nonr
ny Nania Market opened weak declined .c under
to sell In speculative circles based ON reports OF rain IN
nn ~ aaS SO , req APRIL W%gdic May 6igsiHc
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

prnalo anrI o5-Cat,le-Receipts last % hours $40
total for week thus far 10 head; or ao head
~ Now York $50 head sale % head; market opened
steady good demand or good butchers soS o late
at 81 5 Hogs-Receipts - hours IL 200 head ota
Tor week thus far $3.50 head; for same time as W. Wo
York 3 700 head; sale. $50 head market ophed un
lower FOR all grades; closed steady w WIN & G ,ght
Wl ,xi 81 aoas5 %; mixed packers s. 4oaI$3 so
good mediums s. 45as5 5o no choice heayy nogs ca =,
"a sheen and ambs-Receipts last "a hours. 400
head total for thus far % 400 head for same te
NewYork 1900 head on sale 500 head' maLn' hn,H
fairly active shade higher for gooi gres oi DC
kinds closed steady WIN about a sat rood 80 to-
30 ~ 50 75asi good mxed sheep 81 as$ - culls & 70
s. % @ extra Ts9 3asi EeseTs @ common S s TO- f1Sa Sr
S3 25as4 49, clipped lambs. good to extra - 2oaA 'o
common to fair. 81 25as4 20. ..,. ,...,n,.
10 100 head market firm: common = extra steers 80 Is 20
ass 5 sockers and feeders 5Oas3 75 cows and bulls
SasS market rm; heavy s. Soas5 choice
mixed oaSS % ehoss a. assor'sa 20 500
head market steady: Inferior to choice u ""s'~ 'o
cattle on sale we're mostly lightweight steers The market
and prices lSsc higher 9Hy aast a.: S eaoaa' aows
60 7S Texas steers SO 25ds3 80 Hogs-Recepts. 1856
head Market opened steady and strong put aer me rns
first hour easier feeling prevailed and the close s vas as
ssSu s 5 ?' butchers g oas5 90 light soas 70
Liberty April . Receipts light; marke, t
butchers So zoe 50 no. rougR fat s. ooGss To- good
and hee 81 Soas3 Hoss-Rec9pts @ light de1snd s M
as 10: common 10 fair Workers S. 2jGs5 80 pigs $5 10
as 20 good heavy 81 50QSi rs; stays and rough
not wanted Extra s4as4 TO- good 81 50 fair 81 50
30: common. 5oc9s 5o lambs 81 SSast ~ eo veal
isr,h, Sass
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nAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY APRIL IsohTwELvE PAGES

3 Si ,sS T { & a.: 8 Fl l. q 81. r. at " =
a S 81 sst.eo 90 .cc, s'S G 6 : a
aS sSrs""" II at 5. + 81, cHs'SS IS go 1897 1850 @
] ysea ossT s.. al a, s9o@s.c %eS bed
to noee s1%s cs = "GSy cows '0 at ssoaso j. G.
'Grs foT i77 headsG head at ,eIa,. %9s'
os7 head at Jerscy Ct and 81 "ai ~ of o'5 c per lo
but at sl & further cor,ag ars1e' Common 70
sas per o lover s s sqs6%S sad%e for
dressed vcals and 4a74c for city dressed ''"e
2g2s nai SaF e CO.. ro vees 1876 N at - 9 Ps @
NJ . do - r. At At - 10 90 m " at f' &, s2r d. III H.
Ncwton Co.: yeals iso ~ at 81 go oc do i2a b.
at SSs: % ns az Il vcas ii5 r. at 75 81 do 6ew butter
q, $50; 10, DO "a b at s2' 10 DO iS' ''' at 80 %
q Hum & ~, n mullen ii s JOS ao n s. 7 Do 's?
r r % st 81 s. 81 DO Is! iso az b. at al f. 3 g d. liz
n fsT g; $, 5c ' .5 - d. ' is m 81 % s: d. los m at
cs % n ;, y"s- !; q -? % n &c, at IS !: e. g. at s. % H.
iIaonbcc, TOLLS 50 yeals i3i ~ M q, s. 10 10, a2 r. ' 81
r. % at @ ,ss S o. Gs 80 do % lp al = r s 8 Il Il DO 49, se r.
i ' al DO 81 1oS n % At a g Z & Is Is Ge% Go Ga f. 'aly: 5: ~
ss ! TSa 5, Ss ,ss % T' % a, 'si ss Z" s. g. o.
cal isa H. At s. . butsrnik calves. 10, io a, s2%
\ LA
or 3si head-is for butchers direct ana ~ oas " ~
le sold on moderate supplies the marSe ruied hrr ~
an of l0q l5c per 100 b ana nesry AZ W. -,
Common TO choice unshofn h'sp soi' ="
81 jGasj per 100 NJ culls at S'aS "s; Spp'n "a
S3a$4 unshorn lambs ~ sJnsb clpped 90 ~ ''-"
81 iYs spring lambs 81 25QSf 80 each , -,
Dressed mutton higher 6iaIs9c; dressed amos spi1
ai sGIoc; country spring lambs. S2s" per car
cass. ,A q, y,
sales-Newton & co. l73 unshorn state lambs ~ 10
a ~; 81 do, ~ ID. at % Ni5 ~ w
50 NJ AT 81 sO DO ~ rb ao 50 era ~ cnpPn
do 81 ~ at 81 7J unshorn Ohio sheep 100 10 a. 90
II do II H. 50 3D. p clipped Co. ~ 10 al - 49,
state ewes III fb At 50 ,, oo - -,
D. Mcpherson & co. 203 unshorn State lambs % To- al
So i04 Indiann sheep 93 H. at 81 90 -, r,
M Collins: 2j7 Western sheep ana lambs NIX s., p a,
20 10. s. -, II unshorn sn'ep "
ib 75 80 do 81 n. at s3 - spring iafnps AT :" "
Wikerson e sherman: 222 clipped Ohio lambs - 6 at
s. 2is :32 clipped ONO sheep - TO- Ut - 49, -' ~
tucky DO. % n at 81 ~ 49, ,, sa ,, a,
H. Harrington 1876 unshorn state lambs ~ TO- s a.
81 s7i. 81 do - So 39 clipped 90 - TO- 49, az So'
s3D Western do 80 No. So 20 unshorn Western sheep
9i ~ nj 81 G2i.: State 30. ous - ID az % - y,
Holenbeck a Hollis: 1s7 unshorn state lambs - 10
at s. jO clipped 63 ~ at 81 11 os nShorh Soae
Hume & Mullen 10 unshorn State lambs; 10, n al az
s. s7is do - NJ at s. a. 10 DO ~ 10 & az e. 10 49,
los Indiana do u ~ at 50 20 5'4 clipped otae 80, no
~ y, n, 81. si do 81 10 81 1914: l79 unshorn state
81 n al 81 S7is ~ spring lambs at 81 20 each g.
c. Drienback: III clipped state lambs - TO- at 3D.
HOGs-Receips Al cars. 72t head cars ,o,at az
weak at s5Gsj per 100 10 Country dressed STEADY al
OeSS saless sanders: State hogs $50 10 average. at
Sy:" IS Jndd n & e. CO.. 10 hogs 19s ID. at s525
NJ Collins: hogs. i72 10. at s. 30; do $50 TO- AZ
s. so
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MAPYrrs

Galveston April - Cotton sfoaGv. nltlli,, 80.
low middnr. 6'4c. Gcd ordinary. ,iG, no. ~. i.s
receipts Isl balos. sales. 80 bales. spnners n ins
stock ~ 33i taloa. ~s
Ncrrolk Annf 25--Coron steady: mdGlinz IL.
middllng If-IGc; good ord nary. &C. net ana ~ ~
ceIpfs G24 baiea exports q, the CDnfnfni ca Il. ~
c,hstWse :@ Lales; salos 20 bales ,tok 22 s, Set
Orleans. Epril - 'offOn so7d}. god r,'1S1ss
nc middling l-lSc. lcw r1dGfnr q a. a't
ordinary Gi4c; receipts 9iG baieg g-0ss 791 ,sH
exports 10 the Continent cor bales. coarye ~
be les. sales 1870 balas. st0cH c0rrsfed 100 -. '
Ney- orleans Cotton ESchance semi xly rao,o,,.,
cotton ~ thirteen leading interior fo~ns fecainf.
bales against SJ5i tai.a last year. shipments "a Y
baley against 2I'DI bai"F ia year STICK lJg as. 49,"
aga inst 233. .Gi3 bales last year
Savannah. April 2j.-fJtt0n easy, mddinR ~. =
rJdlInc $40. good ordinary Gisc nof ani o.,,, ~
celps 1896 bales. exports cOsstwise 1891 bales. e
cy bales: stock 13Oi3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
FARM BEASTS AND BIRDS.
THE SHOW AT THE MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.
~ INTERESTING EXHIBITION rRoMIsED-A
DOG SHOW IN ADDITION

DOG SHOW IN ADDITION
country fair moved down into the middle OF
New-York City seems to be about the nature OF
the farm show which is to open at the Madison
Square Garden tomorrow. New-lork County may
not be much OF an agricultural district. but 1t Is
sometimes pretty good at getting up shows. and
this may prove to be one of the times. With all
Mr.. Whites pastoral architecture this show can
scarcely be expected to give people who spend all
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

their time in the city strictly accurate notion OF
how a real farm looks but 1t may show them
snec,r,ens OF interesting things that TO be found
on farms. aid better specimens than they could
find on most farms.
Having several counties and many farms 10 ora~
from the exhibition of beasts and birds, horses
cows calves sheep. lambs. donkeys goats, hens.
turkeys pigeons. ducks. etc, is likely 10 incluoe
coma of the grade of BARNARD aristocracy not at
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
CTNARD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Etr -ia.Apr. IS II 30 a m. Etrura May 20. $3.50 -
Lucania. May 5, $50 a M. Lucana. June ?.
umbria.. NAV i2. II 80 a m. Imbra. June 2 gas
-ampana. Nav 10. 80 a. m. Campania. June 10 8
From Pier ~. North River. foot of Clarkson st. 40
Cabin PASSAGE. $50 and upward. Second cabin $40 ~
$50 according to accommodations
seerage tickets 10 and from all parts u Europe q
low rates For freight and passage apply AZ tA
Conpanys office No. 4 Bowling Green. New-fork
VERNON II. BROWN & co. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantque

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TmnSatantque
~ FRENCH LINE To HANRE .
LA TOtRAINE. Santellt. sat. Apr > s;g
LA BOURGOGNE. Leboeuf. ...... sat. May .. 80 m
LA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent. sat. May u > a. - -
NewYork Alexandria. Egypt. via Paris, TIP 'aH
days: First-cass sldO. Second-class. SIG
a. FORGET. General Agent. NJ. 3 Bowling Hfeen
EUROPE AND ROUND THE WORLD
LParties frequent intervals. Independent tcksts ana
Atlantic passages lowest rates for any ilur F0eea
moneys. Every facility and information. 80
TIIOS COOK x SON. 26l and ~ Bway y. l.
EUION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Qimlted.
~ NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
via Queenstown every fortniSnt
From Pier o. North River foot ". 2iihst ~
Arizona. Ap 2S II \. NJ. Arizona Mty p. A. ~
Alaska. May IL. IL 4. NJ. Alaska. June !" 10 n
Cabin. So and upward. according ~ l0caton'
second cabin, So. 50
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE
.Teutonic . Nav . n m .Teutonic o.. May 20. ? D. n
Britannia May O. $50 a. Britannia. June s. I3o a.
Majestic. May $3.50 p. m Majestic. June H. p
Germanic May 23 s a. m. Gerfnanic. June 20 u
From White star Dock. foot OF West lpth-st. ..
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Saloon rates $50 upward. according TO steamer ana l
Of berth Second cabin these steamers $40 a5
s45 Steerage to or from the Old Country. S25. NO .
Broadway New York Philadelphia Office 406 Walnu,sst
II. MAITLAND KERSEI. Agent
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COLUMBIAN LINE.
~ VIA ISTHMI-S PANAMA

y VA y fAII , IANAMN.
To San Francisco and Pacific Ports Of Mexico Cen;ru
and South America.
City OF Para. April 80 Newport May TO- noca
Cabin passage san Francisco o.................sl1
Including all expense for voyage of four weeks pa.s
the West India Islands and calling t.n iachc Fosu
OF the Republics Of Central America and Mexico.
STANFORD PARRY HERDON q co. Genl Ass'
Pier Foot of Caral-st and - b way.
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give for comparison the closing prices OF the nrs
day ana f1r the correspondInG date last year ~

Neceips OF bTeadstufs az Interior points IN thosands
cphers 0OO) omitted. Flour bbs grain hush
Is follows: '
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

"A. CHARLESTON. s. C.. the South and soa,hves.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From Pier 20. f. r. foot of Rooseveli-sf:l.
CHEROkEE rlllaff hpu
ALGONQUIN. Observation-Disclosures Monday April %
SEMINOLE. - " edheslay NAY =
All steamers have frst-cass passenger accommodAtha
VIM. p. CLYDE & CO. General Agents
s Bowling Green. y.
Fla Cent. & Penn. Fast F. & +. Line via IacksonvfA
Great So Freight & Passenger Line via ChaHesun
T. c. Eyer Gen'l Agt., 319 Bway III
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
Trustees Sale,

By virtue of a certain deed of trust
made by Catharine Ward and Jacob
Ward, her husband, to A. J. Leymaster,
Trustee, on the 18th day of January,
1887, and recorded in Deed Book No. 50,
page 81, OF the land records of Berkeley
County, West Virginia, and under which
said deed, by an order of the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County West Virginia,
made on the 10th day of April, 1894,
was substituted Trustee instead of A. J.
Leymaster, | will, as such substituted
Trustee, sell at the front door of the
Court House, in Martinsburg, West Vir-
GINA, at 3 o'clock, p. m. on~
Saturday, December %, 1894,
the following real estate, viz:
That certain piece and parcel of land,
lying and being in Falling Waters Dis
trict, Berkeley County, West Virginia,
near Broad Lane school house, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at
stake in hollow, corner to Nancy
Barnes, and in line of Etchbcrger heirs,
thence with the latter S. 4Sso w. SO 3
poles to stake, corner to Eli Keesecker's;
thence with line of same N. 394o w
l0l poles to stake in an original line;
thence N. 1879 E. 80 8 poles to stake,
corner to Nancy Barnes; thence, running
new line with sameaS. 3540 L. 1855 poles
to the middle of Spring; thence S. $3.50 E
40 poles to beginning, containing ga acres
and three roods, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.--One third of pur-
chase money cash in hand on day of sale
Onethird thereof, with interest, in one
year, and the residue thereof, with inter
est, in two years from the day of sale
purchaser to give his notes with good Sc.
curity, for the deferred payments. and
the legal title to be retained as further
security, until all of the purchase money
has been paid.
U. S. G. PITZER, Trustee.
J. w. D0DD, Auctioneer. Al
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North Mountain.

Butchering is the order of the day.
The largest hog killed SO far as | have
heard was that Of Hammond Lewis
which weighed 43o pounds.
Miss Jennie Tabler has been spend
ing some time with Mrs. Rhoe.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis and daughter, Of
Bunker Hill. is visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Lucy Payne is visiting her
mother this week.
Willie Saville took a trip to Toina
hawk on Sunday; yoa might know
what for.
Mrs. Jacob Miller and daughter,
Mrs. Ellis, are visiting in Berkeley
Springs.
Mrs. Pearrell and daughter, Of
Little Georgetown, were visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Morgan Laign, at this
place this week.
Lewis Wolf AMI wife were in your
city on Tuesday.
saw Mr.. Charles Tfunel at this
place on Tuesdiy. He was on his
way home having been down at Dam
mo. 5.
Mr. Geo. A. Davis who has been
sick for long time, has given up to
die, and says he is ready to die
Miss Sarah Quinn and Mrs. Wand
ling, were visiting VIM Wright last
week.
| w. H. Wright who was attending
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, at
Harpers Ferry. last week and was
| visiting in T.oudoun Comfy, Va, and
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
SATURDAY.. December 90, 1894

Saturday, December 90, 1894
at o'clock, p. m the following proper
~:
/. The home farm of Susan Stuckey,
deed, situated one mile south of Aims
House, on Gerardstown road, containing
200 acres of which there is about so acres
of excellent timber, improved with a
good S-room dwelling house; good barn,
corncrib, and all other necessary out
buildings, well of pure water in the
yard and running water through the
farm, good orchard of excellent fruit
in good bearing condition. The farm is
in a good state of cultivation; the most
of it is now in grass and is convenient to
schools and churches making it very
desirable farm for anyone looking for a
nice home.
2. A house and lot on corner of Mar
tin and Church streets, opposite John I.
Picking's, Martinsburg, w. Va, fronting
on Martin street 81 feet and running
back on Church street tG5 feet improved
with large double frame house, cistern
and hydrant in the yard and is one of the
most desirable locations in MariinsDurg
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash on day of sale, balance
in two equal annual payments in one
and two years. Notes to bear interest
/ from date and to be secured by deed of
trust on the property.
S. G. STUcKEy,
I j. I. CATRow,
/ ii. I. CUsnwA.
Adm'rs. of Susan Stuckey, decd