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New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
PLANS FOR DTSPOSING or GARBAGE.

Barlow A. Ulrich OF Chicago. has laid before Con-
troiler Fitch the result of recent investigations made
in England TO the best method for crematng
garbage. In Ealing. near I.ondon-population 2eO
the refuse is burned fine coke being used for fuel
About one chadron a day consumed at a cost
Of about l2 cents The destructor, fume. cremator
and chimney cost. about $1,000. Besides the towns
refuse. the sewage sludge which is mixed with the
ashes and burned together. Is totally consumed. The
quantity consumed in year there Is about
six thousand hundred and twenty tons.
They also utilize the heat. and supply steam for an
engine which drives the lime mixing machines and
clay mixer for the sewage part OF the work.
operates the pump. chain pump and mortar mill.
An the clinker is used in roadmaking, making NOR
tar and artificial stone for paving and the like. The
cost of treating the sewage and house refuse is is
cents a ton.
In another place. Battersea, London-popu-
lation l50OOO-the crematory. finished in February
six wears ago. cost 400 and consumes Is 600 tons
year. The fires are banked on Sundays There
has been no complaint of nuisance from the burn
ing refuse The residuum is used for paving
The Controller will lay Mr. Clrich's report before
the next meeting of the Sinking Fund Commission
ers and before the Board of Estimate
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH Quotations
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-Marke, closed 3 10 = points lower for the
day opened a cecline of ! 70 points May selling
I4oa1iic and during the forenoon sold down - "'c
then up &c runs sieady during the afiern.,
The highest point on MAY Ii2c and the lowest 5N,
early decline Disappointing Liverpool a
vices the fir, market there opening steady but un-
points Spinncrs takngs, however Keep up WI, -
sultng in sales for the day Of Zoo bales AZ
BY Mr Nell. r"nfrming his cotton crop
100 minimum and The statement that his estln,ate
last From other sources. however II was SAM ..
the would be- - oo loss than last year ohe1n1r
the market wls qu" Unsatisfactory curing m ,S h"rs
~ the session. ana there was srlllnS by me .s
but their offerings promptly absorbed But during
the afternoon there was much better teclhg, nut ~
important improvement IN prices on r'pIa i''l''
uptown commission hat they W"r" doing bette
business Reports from Boston wer" 10 the same el"
large iobhne house In this city reppt''l pu'I
ness much better and this lo the belief that prices
days The semi weekly Interior movement made up by
stocks for tho wee 1GO'o bales. and for the
three days about ZOO bales telegram from New,
large movement inasrnueh interior stocks only Lose
bales while port receipts show large Increase me
crop u last yeai hand. the fact that re-
pts compared with last year show q d.'I't1' o'
movement ~ lioust' - is r"Tatdrl lF SOM "s
exhaustion Tn" southern spot markets.
all unchanged with the exception ~ haun,IDi
which vas i.c lower The interior ll'N',.H j. "'l,'.
10y Receipts Memphis. dl bales akaitS'
20 ba"s last week ~ last year, s. -onis 80, -;
80 bales last week. JJp last year. i '"'
bales against col bales last wrck 700 bales last sal
houston 2jS ha~s against go bilcs last week lo'o
last year stock "a if,uston. 1853 bales Galveston r.
ccved to-day bales against 12>7 bales last week
Sa5 tacs last week = rs haies last Receipts at
r,rrs for the ycek cstiraa,c ~ 10000 900 bales
against - I13 bales las. About ivNJ nile+ VII
"oc In set his week ssans' ~ o"p hplcs last year
opening range nnI close today aaI closing "'is u'e
previous night ana last Year. follow
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
MISS HURRY'S DEVOTION TO HER BETROTHED

William V. Draper, the young society man who
lies In ST. Lukes Hospital. suffering from the
effects OF an operation for removal Of the vermi-
form appendix will, in the opinion OF his physi-
Clans recover little over two weeks ago Mr.
Draper whose marriage 10 Miss Hurry, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund a. Hurry, had been
set for the first week In April went TO ST. Luke's
Hospital for examination. He was suffering eX-
crucatng pains. and Dr. b. Farquhar Curtis and
DR.. Able. the attending physicians. diagnosed the
OF appendicitis. They decided that an
operation would be necessary
Mr.. Draper readily placed himself In the hands
of the surgeons and the operation was performed.
The doctors had little hope of his recovery. fear
ing that the septic conditions. would tell against
the patient. but TO their surprise he has steadily
improved until now he is out Of danger.
Miss Hurry hastened 10 the bedside Of her aiii-
anced husband. and in two weeks has never left the
hospital although the routine work Of nursing has
been left to the trained attendants MIR Draper =
improvement has been rapid that IL IL believed
he will be able to fulfil the marriage engagement
next month at the date originally intended.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

..... - New ork March H. 1894
HEANS AND PEAS-Not the slightest Improvement to
trad" and win e pressure 20 sell the entire market
81 as2 io medium 81 G7isasi 20. pca 81 S,asI 20
white kidney. S2ns: no. red kidney 81 l5Gs2 % black
lima. Ga b 81 35as 90 foreign marrow 81 i5aS2 ~ do
bhl. 81 u. in bags. 81 10. do Scotch. 81 35
The market shows further slight hardening
ner sGne on gT3.S coey fancy but for II
to-day quite gen ry at &c but this afternoon the feel
ing was so firm that occasional favorte brought
sogsht for :oc few close selections reaching dc Old
snor Sgany "Tst'n packnss EASY In the absence of
sSlvana ~, extras Per No. 22a22isc; do Western
dairy half tubs extras 2oc seconds hrsts i6Gioc do
dairy tubs S s w~Tn % sG'"Gs to rs's
nrsts l5al7c do seconds le@ldc: Western dairy
i'sqi5c nrsts 3aiic do thirds To seconds io1isc
n summer make ?Gc Stat" H dairy ~" tubs or 40 rsns
nncst lGc; do nrsts. i4sai5c do thirds seconds ia
CHEESE Exporters would stiiI take moderate quan
onb ar Ta s% SUCH sds are 'S@ ey md them at Es
for home trade choice and fancy grades move fairly
Liverpool cable, 56s Cd. We quote: Full cream large
colorcd. fancy. i2Agi3c; do white fancy i2,.Gl2isc
oc fair to prime 7ao.c large prime s@s';c: COM
rn ,1n 10 good Sgg,sc; State fun SKINS 2G3c Pennsy
,o1iG s. Rec arsS hut no, eScess Market
srn Indiana stock. but on general Western i.c Is now
nns ns % prss o" & 70 sell future deliveries lower tend
d2oSe eggs wanted. We quote Jersey state and Penn
gVana ,g fresh per dozen i6sc: Western. fresh. 5A@
W." southern. fresh gathered. iiisc cehouse poor
prime prime per ease 81 50as3 duck eggs Maryland. per
n"zs"' 49, I'c; do southern and Western S0a3c: goose
~ -FRESii-Appes quiet and weaker Cranberrics
FLORIDA oranges unchanged fancy small
" urn Florida strawberries In larger supply and
e, Hpples-Radwin per bbl. S59S5 2j do grecning
~ "mSo do rssett S2ls2 80 Cranberres-Jersey per
% I s,InSI oo do per crate S2Gs2 so orangesFlorida
.nth River 81 2im$3 do other sections <iG$2 2 grape
per quart. 25a
,FhClTS-DRiED-rrade In all kinds dull.
.nerc was no change In asking rates. We quote: Ap-
"e~ eVaporated, fancy. llVllhc; do, prime choice
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15

MARKET closed que, and steady. Transf"fibl" notices
Total sales NJ go bales New York spot sales To-
d.y and For consumption. ls> bales. tgtal
bales. spot market dun. miilling uplhnd- -
Yesterday close Sew-Nork receipts 1sib bales
exports Continent Iso bales. forwafi~d J. ~ pal"T
-nle- bales all spnn"rs. stock. 2b23'3 bales loal
port J bales. thus far thls week
a. -7 bales Exports today Great Britain. l7io bales
Continent $50 bales Consolidated net port receipts 50
far this S7 bales. Exports Great Britain - hi
bales France bales. Continent. 1000 hal"s total
cotton good demand sellers fr"~N prices unchanged
sales II bales speculation and export l~" bales
American bales. receipts .brp bales, American.
tales. mlIIug@. ii-e futures op"n"i steady i"-
nani moderate 1Gi 20 ga decline closed quiet. un
changed 20 i-GiI adNanr"
COFFEE \ i"'lin" ianglng rom 4" - ~ i'n'' '",N
IL tc. M the earlt market with lf~ deposition % TRADE"
I'M. h.nsln~s- was l,ip cables The sur
render ~ me insprg.nt fleet Later in th' daF options
changed mpiortt- extent AMI M" ini1l dhN
u. n.ss was M tho balls making Efforts
- advance market. but mixing slow p-o-tc-s tn. tI
respect the political situation together WIN -"
cent ffre arrivals mild coffee proved obstacle % an
av Final Ifa,r- prices showed partial loss ot francs
~ tho las. -ales lJ.uvi bags santos nfm AMI un-
changed l. oup res tpays f""oipte. 500 bags llp
r.t.frts laSs. 2DVp tnc3 stu'N ~ hp iag+.
cNchsnEe a higher 10 iG RI quotations not reported
London unchanged. March AMI April - ~. Nay ana
Jun" 79s ~ Hamburg. >. pfs higher Mttch 80 p.g
Apri pfg May. ~ pfg June - = pfs In ihis
fec,cl Al - ~ points Tv-n.y points We"
ual exchange - bags July or June Th"r" are now
en route from RIO rs 90 bags ' and 6l'' lngs san
,os n.e Contracts closed ~ 20 ]" points decline.
with exception of August which w1- Gi'''l Ia points
higher Sales a. oop bags. 49, f'lio~s.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
NO POLLUTION, MR. DAILY SA Us
BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS
STRICTLY CARRIED OUT.
THE COMMISSIONER AND HIS ASSISTANTS DE-
CLARE THE REPORTS OF CONTAMINATION OF
THE CRoToN WATERSHED ARE IN
TRUE-EsTIMATIoN OF SEIZED
PROPERTY.


Commissioner Michael I. DAILY. OF the Department
OF Public Works who charged with the uu'!
OF Kidding the Croton Watershed OF al pointing
influences said yesterday that recent reports tha'
in spite OF his raids there remain many sources
of contamination throughout the area OF the water
shed were either wholly without foundation or were
gross operations Of the facts Most Of the buildings
which had sent contamination into the streams con-
nected with the water supply had been removed be-
yoni the lOcO-foot limit which he had established
Those which had been built within that limit had been
conditional" in accordance with the rules ana
regulations OF the State Board Of Heal IN. Careful
examinations made from time TO time by chemicai
experts. the Commissioner said. mad proved thdl
the sewage was thoroughly disnfected.
The chemical analysis OF the CrotOn water naue
daily by the Health Department was evidence
Mr. Daily said that the wholesale pollutions or the
watershed alleged by the reports printed yester-
day was impossible The water supply was never
purer than II is now. said the Commssloner go
Chief Engineer George W. Brdsall ana Hea. IN
Commissioner Cyrus Edison cOrrOborated Comm $.
sloner Days statements. The Commissioner SAID
shed next week and if he found anything out or
the way 1t would get his immediate attention
Chief Engineer Birdsall and Commissioner Edison
will probably accompany the Commissioner OF Pub
men constantly duty in the watershed whose
business IT TO prevent all violations OF the law
and the regulations of the State Board Of Health
People should not be alarmed he declared by these
periodical reports OF the poisoning or the citys
water supply
The Commissioners appointed TO appraise the land
seized by Commissioner DAILY in the watershed
have made their report to Corporation Counsel
Clark TO the property in Kensico and Pines
Bridge Awards were made for sGS, 80 out of $685..
"a demanded. follows.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
THE COMMISSIONERS CHANGE OF FRONT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT MEN WONDERING WHY
THE BOARD FAILED TO WHiTEWAsH
THE CAPTAINS.

THE BOARD FAILED TO WHITEWAsH
THE CAPTAINS.
The action Of the Police Commissioners on Tues
say in inncting fines upon Captains Martens and
Price has been regarded by members Of the force
as proof Of a change OF front at the Central once
There was great deal OF gossip In the depart
ment Yesterday about the causes of the change
Nobody appeared to think there was any doubt that
the two captains had been guilty of neglect OF
duty but there was variety in the guesses as to
why the Commissioners should have declared them
guilty and fined them. instead Of whitewashing
them. The prevailing opinion appeared 10 be that
the Commissioners ready to take any measure
they thought might place them in better positon
before the public. in view of the exposures which
may accompany the investigation by the State SEN
ate Committee. ~ ~,
Again il was said by policemen that the
Commissioners had come to the conclusion that
they could not afford longer place themselves IN
opposition Superintendent Byrnes In the war
against disorderly houses which the superintendent
had begun. Mr. Byrnes had announced MS IN
tention to place any captain on trial before the
Commissioners who failed to shut uD disorderly
house after being warned of its existence In ms
precinct. and the Commissioners wanted 10 give
plain notice the captains that they must not ex-
pect further protection against the superintendent
but must obey his orders. ,
There fresh complaints against captains
Yesterday 1t was said that the Superintendent had
refused TO make complaint against Captain
cause the captain had assisted in the work Of get
ting the evidence upon which raids were made on
certain disorderly houses in his precinct recently
by the Central Office men,
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, March H. 3:ij p. m.-Beef-Holde-s Offer
feelv India easy s2s Cd prime mess easy
COS. Pork-Iolders offer freely; prime mess Western
fine easy I0s do medium easy COS. Hams-Holders
offer freely: short about II 10 70. dull at iis
Bacon-Holders sales; Cumberland cut about 2s 70
80 10 35s 3D. short rib, about 25 10 duh al 36s Cd
long clear mddes. about - 10 dull 3is: long nd
short clear middles about 81 n dull 32s shoulders
about ~ Is n. dull 33s. Cheese-Holders Offer
freely American finest white and ccored steady "a
Talow-The supply is prime city dull 2es Cd
Spirits Of turpentineHoders offer freely: dull 22a
Cottonseed ol-Lverpool refined dull 20s 81 Rosln-
Holders offer sparingly: firm 81 3D. Lard
Spo-Holders offer sparney. Futures-Nothing doing;
prime Western dull 37s Cd. Wheat-Tolders Offer
moderately: No 2 red winter steady Is 10d Flour
Holders offer freely ST. Louis fancy dull al e o.
Corn-Spot and fuures-Holders offer sparngy; mixed
Western. spot. firm at 81 l0i.d; March firm 3s iOd
April firm at 3s Dad: May firm al 3s shd. Hops Len.
donPacfc Coast-IIoders offer sparngy: duh at fiiEa
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
FLYING THE UNION "a on TO HONOR 4 BRI. ~

Floating at the top OF the flagstaff the ro'
of the Hotel NewNetherland yesterday was the
Union Jack, the symbol Of British liberty. Why
the English flag should be flying from the roof Of
an American hotel In American city was not
quite clear and the circumstance excited much
nent among the throng OF people whose business
pleasure takes them past the hotel every day
The natural assumption was that English dig
nitary of more than usual magnitude was Just then
making the hotel his abiding place. This suggestion
confirmed by Peter Wright manager Of the
hotel, who explained that Englishman high In
social and political circles the other side OF the
Atlantic was staying there. The Brton. however
desired that his identity should be kept secret II
is believed that he has some remote connection
with the Earl of Cathness.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
. March 1.-THE leading futures ranged a.

msrAet steady a, uach.nest pIcc, 80 .prHs Shca, &
36i,c ~ olts 3ii.c. NJ rye. '6i.c ~ = barley.
me- ms. pc Sk Ps3 nasi,S GS So asiJ ~ a I' p 10 h 81
asa i- .9sf, ns. s'ir' se,se ~, .
,boxe) so sq$6 -. whskey. l-~r- finished gpti'
t s, f'GG !. 3 srr Il 6o ''sa5 sandaa G = S per- t IN The
Produce Exchange today the butter ma5kc "aa ''rad
ing flavor. iGaisc Eggs steady fresh stock i3a
50 ~ ,.S' an'y ssasa 'ami, 81 2gss 90 wheat So ?
.sc oats NJ > mixed SO Rye Ho. 2 track. 50. 10 =
81? 80 family 81 30 clear family tla - ke,e lara
Iotnng at e for steam eaf - for ke,c dried Leaf
shor, r6 sides oa.c; short clcar si.s &c whr,ey-Ms
ke stead sales of dslers goods on basis Il 81 II
Mlwaukoe March i4-May whoa, opened at 57,.c. sold
e'cn 10 10 :' 81 unief May sample. 81 Norhcrm Gi
&C. No spring 500. ~ hard winter. 37'.c Barley
active. 80 ana March. ;lsc. Aprl. 81 nominal sam
pies active kye in god DEMAND - J. 's,, ~ &C.
CS IN GOOD demand Xa 2 3Gi3Gi,c 30 T. 70 Flax
secd-Cash onernrs. 81 -. May. 81 3! Other sccds
S1as Standard SIS 7Sas.. %iaGnss si, red dog si y
Market slow and rather weak
was very nr'n Ma oprnef a, bs.e aad eo,cd At g.
aa'.d 'F afar scng to 3Ssc and 5ec The cash market
was steady on rang Of %'2u' g. ana yn me Tn'.
G0aCos.c No ? Northern sold At 5yaGoc Receipts of
6 Te%ai IN TsTs ,s % lots. pen. "a b o@ss 80 baker,
si " For small 9's for Extra brands 5 more & WAS "ieG
Market continues steady with fair general g
so J0HSlO - for bran. $40 i3d$ll for common
shorts b. Shipment i%7o tons. Corn Market steady
&c for No 3. Oats No sold at 30c. demand rather
quiet.
Philadelphia March 4-Flour- Supply liberal md mar
demand confined To- small lots. Wheat-l.ittr
inquiry shippers and no disposition to trade on spccu
lative account: offerings light: No red March Go.mdlc
April 81, ,aGla.c. May G2HG2i.c June. GIu13l.c Corn
Opon market fair offerings local caots continued
quiet No yellow AZ 80 mixed nrst half of April de
livery 43c. 40 mixed March. i2Hqi3c April 42A.u Sc
May 42'sa,ac June. '@ai%c Datsnshade love- light
trade demand ungiaded white. 37'Ea3'%c; No white
asc: No white 39sc Butter steady for fine goods.
dum grades dan. Pennsylvania creamery 2id22c Io-
visions quiet Beeef-City family. bhl. Sllnsli -.
smoked do Si2dSl3 Pork Family. SlG. hams sale.
sides 7i,m0i.c. Iard-Iure city s.nslsc Other articles
unchanged
St Louis. March 14-Flour-Market quiet. Bran steady
but with more Offering and the principal buyers Eastern
account Wheat lower; May. 55isH35l.c asked July
5Ga.c bid. Corn lower: March 3tAc asked April Sta.c
nominal MAY 3f7.c asked June. 35c asked July 35ac
bid oats lower: May. 3ligc bid July. 27isc. Pork
STANDARD selling at Sll 20: on orders. Sl2 Lard
Prime steam 81 ~. salt meats-Shoulders. 5igc
longs and clear ribs 57oc. shorts 5sJc Bacon-Boxed
longs CSC clear ribs. G-.n61.c: shorts
G7laTc. High wines steady at 81 H. Lead Better again
400 selling at 3l2'sc Spelter nominal at
2 3 G,c.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
THE ST4TE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March 4Flour dull and unehangSd; sales
$50 bhls Wheat dull No red spot and March, vog,D'.
May Gl'nGl7.c; July. 63sc asked steamer No : red:
bid milling sample. 6OIblc, stock, lOl0
bush: $1,000 bush. frm. mixed spot AM
March. als.Q4l7sc. April i2gi2~c. May, i2isqi2hc.
mixed ilc bid southern by sample 1876 d.
grade. i3a43-.c; stock i237 900 bush: sales 2"n
bush. Nrm No white Western, 3N'zn&c. 40 :
d. 3i, H37c: stock. 10 03l bush Rye quiet No .
j7c. stock. lG32j bush. Hay steady good 10 choice I'm
oihy 81 JOUsi5 Cotton dull middlings. ''sc. Eggs
stcalv. Ifalii.c. Other articles unchanged.
Boston. March if-Flour duh and easy. Corn quiet and
firm. firm. with a fair demand Butter steady i'r
choice Cheese ouict but firm. Eggs quiet and easier
under large receipts.
Buffalo March 14-spring whoa, steady: holders -
10 hard generally asking H. but llo bush sold
7O9c closing At that price In good rail houses
bush 80 Northern sold AZ G'i.Gt''.c closing AZ
G.i-c. Do Chicago Gst5c Winter wheat iymnal. No :
red quoted Gle 80 white 60 Ia store com Dull
f1r track ofcrncs. local billed 40 yellow. iosc No :
yellow TO-. 80 corn 3asc. through billed isc higher.
bush NJ IN store sold at 3d. pais-l nm
light receipts. sales car 10 white. 3>c cars No :
vh No 3 white. 3Sd3Gizc. W /. mixed
35i-c asked Darcy-Firm S.US bush sampl" Western
sold at 5sa59c quoted choice Western '5dGGc. fair 20
e,o1 554GOr. state. 6Su72' Rye Dull. ~ .. j2i-c
flour-Dun. weak. unchanged MIL fc"i Firm un-
changed.
chicago March ii-The leading futures ranged n
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15
RUMoRs THAT THE COMMISSION HAD GIVE"
Up THE BUSHE PLAINTIFF CHAMBER Or
COMMERCE BILL NOT YET READY

Up THE BUsHE PLAINTIFF CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE BILL NOT YET READY.
The Rand Transit bill prepared by the Chamber
Of Commerce was not given out yesterday Tor puo-
lication but IT will probably be ready to-day Inc
men who said to have been mentioned Tor 'oh-
mssioners. besides the Mayor. ControHer anu the
pre sident Of the Chamber OF Commerce. are John
H. Starn. Alexander r. orr II. 7. WILSON, Seth
Low Cornelius " Bliss and John Clahin Inc
most important points OF the bill. as recently ex-
planned by Mr.. Hewitt, have been printed In Inc
Tribune There is one clause in the bill which
says that no restrictions limitations snail DE SET
upon the commission in regard TO the kihh Oh roau
that shall be built. except that 1t shaii not DE Il
surface road. The generally accepted OPINION II
that while the bill does not state wnat Khd OF a
road shall be built. none but underground
system will be approved by the new commission
II the bill passes the Senate the new commission
will get to work Immediately. and any OF the good
work accomplished by the present COMMISSION VIII
be taken advantage of ..o-oa 10, tho corn.
mission over ID year ago will probably be adopted
Henry r. Beekman. who is counsel for the Rapid
Transit Committee OF the Chamber OF Commetce'
said YESTERDAY that the new Dill @as 2apd IRAN
sit He did not think that 1t would be intro
! report was spread yesterday that might have
caused panc had not speedy denial OF II son peeh
made 1t was that the Rapid transit lS s and re
tire from the field. This announcement caused ca sea
alarm and excitement in the negnoornood Sa me
Rnsbe sent back word that the Commissioners
not going out OF business and that they had merely
DELAYED their report on the Bushe plan until the
next meeting. There seems to be some doubt now
about getting the consent of the majority of the
Commissioners to the Bushe pan . .,...a.. ..o
Chamber of Commerce bill would become a law;
He merely made his CHARACTERISTIC reply. DO you
The next meeting Of the commission Will be held
New-York tribune., 1894-03-15

vices from the that possibly there may , I
an increase the VI the new crop vi os 20
v@ar farmers being induced to turn their aten.on
oats instead OF raising much corn anu Mnea.. IA
facn was heavy late on break In cash property anu
futures left &c lower deliveries eesn oa.s ,sd
&c lower and active the decline Saes neIuu
:,Cn, bush 40 oats. 3jgn36'; II eD busn 70 M,
;sG3s.c 30 900 bush track white 3sI4Zc ana "V All, o MN
graded Western. 5HSOc. Canadian 9ogSoe ,Sea
BARLEY Market steady; No MmWaunre'
Cratic ungrad,d Western GOHG5c ~ IN W NE, "a
Market nominal Canadian in bond o2G1sc' s,nte' ~
SEEDS -Cloverseed-Market steady WIN Voii-
nued active jobbing 81 jOdSl0 30 per iw 10 ~
store: sales $50 bags. Iimothy-Market actNe' sd'pe
seed 81 3j2s3 In store sales. 800 bags A., ,
We give comparison the closing prices OF tne Pe'
DIS Iay and fo the corresponding date last year.