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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

Ana Boo accordance with law and tho order Of
tho board Of directors made uu thC fifteenth
DAY % November. l.Ji, 10 many shares Of each
parcel Of stock us may Do necessary will De-
sold az che onco OF thC secretary, ut Room "
CIV. Utah. ON Thursday. the Third day Of
January, ISIS. at so'ClUCk 10, 60 pay tIc DE-
NuguCnt HsscramUut together with tho cgtt OF
advertising and expense " sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS. Secretary.
~ 4 meeting of the board ~ directors n
Che Grizzly Mining Co, hold 90 thclf ONCE on
January guu, l-.J, tho above sale was pest
p0nud 10 Monday. January itth, lsl3, Nc Same
ISAAC JENNtNGS
secretary
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WEIGHT OF GEESE.
An Interesting and Valuable Experiment
with different breeds.

with Different breeds.
AZ the recent poultry exhibit OF the
f,ato fair In Rhode Island there were on
exhibition % variety Of young geese, oil
matched within q fow days Of each 9th.
or and all about April 30 Of the pros.
Ont year. Tho average weights were Civ.
en- for these dates and show Tho growth
Of each variety OF cross ns followsi
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pELlNoulNT AssrssMENT.
DELINQUENT N0u-o.-gho sewer Mining AZ
Milling company.

hNIuAuNuA N.ai 't-aNN ''ftNA -''''-H "''N
Milling company
Location % Principal Place Of business,
sht Lake CITY. Utau Territory
Location Of MnUa nud Murfs, Gold Mountain
Mining Distinct rluta County Utah
NOTICE aTUEEE ARE nELiNQUENr
N upon tho following described Hlunht on
arc0uut on aasofsmcnt levied ou the iuth day n
october. lsHI. The several amounts sct oppu.
cite the names Of Che respective share holders
AZ f4IIUuH.
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Certain things are to DO noted IN these
tables 10 Be- 90 be noted that while the
Toulouse and Embdcu are the largest Of
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sumMoNs.


Joterh Hattenbach. plaintiff. 70 Daniol
Alexander, Julia Alexander, jennie AItNau.
Der, Hcuismiu eteiuman, Isaac Butler ana
samuel Butler, co partners as hutCr bruthcrs,
Henry lucc, william 1uN, -. Eitemani iona
tuan Dice. ID EIfemau and p. Michael, CO.
partners a. Hice. sux n Company, q W. Nor.
rtou, Edward morrill,, samuel Merrill and
Thomas a. Kent, co.rarincrs A. MOI.
IauHy and John H. r.. Woodruff,
s1.laftnofs 10 T.. b. Jllroy q Company H0ct.
ford .uapcnder Company. 10 corporation g. X.
Williams, A ". CluUp 60 aCOrpuraunu Hcnv
Noustadtof, Jacob n. Ncusadicr. David NOu.
stadtOr, isaaC OppUnHcimCr and 'ITmond
fouchtwanEcr, C0.pttturra as NUusndtor
brothers. aud salt Lake Construction Com.
pany. corporation dCiyndauts.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point consolidated irrigation Company,
Loacton NJ ONCE and Principal Place of nusi-
uCss-tuIun liOtcL West second South
Street salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting ut the Hoard OF Directors,
held uU Che lIth day OF November, 1894, hstrHH.
mout M. %. of HlN and q half per cent, Or IS
cent per share, was levied on mo capital
stock OF Che corporation, payable on Saturday,
December lsI lsHt, 10 the secretary, 90 tub
ou.gt VI Ono company, Room ps, Cullen Hotel,
West second south street, SAT- Lake CITY, Utlh
Territory Any stock upon which this assess.
mCnt may remain unpaid on mo ilHt dAy OF
december, lsll, Will be delinquent aud hdycr
Used Tor sale ~ public auction, and unless
Payment Do made before, Will DO sold ON the
son day ~ January, lsla 10 pay the delinquent
atsCsaWoui together with cost Of advertising
and expense Of sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary,
Room %, Cullen Hotel, OF ONCE Of Y. O, NIL,
hAlg Lake CITY UIah. November 2laL lsQs.
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One of Nilwaukeo's big brewers was
n law student IN Judgo Hubbsll % oIoo
many years ngo. Horatio Seymour came
into the Office one day and said 90 tho
youth ns ho sat roading' Keep at o.
my boy Read and study, study and
Toad--that's tho way only 20 become
lawyer / read and studied law ! 2 years
before I felt competent % Try a case. "
"Woll. that settles H. " said the youth.
ful student III % took you ~ year 90
learn tho business. Governor Seymour.
III quit right now before / waste any
more time New York World.
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while It Il desirable mm - Should
roach well down tho neck 90 should
not 90 SO for as 60 touch the feathers
The comb, flco and wattios should be
bright red. No trace of white must OPP
pear on tho face, not even o spot o. q
limo under thocyo. L0los must be white
and almond shape The body should be
broad OF shoulder square and compact
with fairly long back Tho bird should
stand on legs Of medium length. Tail
we'll arched and carried we'll back.
Weight, 6jS to pounds. We have had
blacks weigh as high as i0iS pounds.
The comb of the female should be
fairly large. evenly s0fratod, dropping
well over sIl0 or Taco. go a0 NOT 10 90.
scuro tho sight Face and vAttlcs bright
rcd. Lobe. white, MEDIUM ia 4izo Large
body, full and rounded Back broad and
rather long Logs Of medium lonRth.
Tail foil aud carried we'll back. Weight,
from 5is 20 z pounds
Tho Blacks aro little larger than the
whites but there is little difference DO.
tween thcm Ina the matter Of ogg produ9
ton.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT

Delinquent Nouco-rho Grizzly Mining
Company.
Location Of Principal Pace Of nunness SAT-
Late CITY. Utah.
Location Of WORKS. White Pine Co, Nevada
NOTICE THERE AXE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on
account % aaHHHamant levied on the l1th Jay
Of November, IsIt. tho several nmouuts sti
opposite the names OF the respective snare.
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Shining Lights. Haa Hhey LcllIIld gt!slln.a

Under m heading design giving series Of Biographical s.stSheI
some OF the prominent living community and tell
means they adopted attain These ccs will be Illustrated
with halttone cngravings Of the persons mentioned
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Sermons from the Prophets

will be the title Of articles H. containing the
choicest thoughts leading this dspension
collection will be young people
compiled with special reference Mutual
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THE
THE-~A
CONTRIBUTOR.
THE AUTHORIZED ORGAN OF TIE MMLL OF HOM
Prospectus for Volume XVI.
lS94-95.

In this volume we propose Introduce following pea saues
among many other instructive articles OF general Interest,"
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As Writers

for the coming volume will have able among IN,
Every effort will be used make THE what
should ba worthy Of the Young Mems Improvement
Associations Of Zion
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In each number Of the new oyol
Our Illustrations

will be Of the very highest class, and mostly orig
abundantly used in the volume.
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Department of Inquiry
Association Suggestions,
Our Missions

throughout the world will attention and everything Of inter,
profit connected herewith will be communicated to our readers
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Temple Manifestations.

There have been remarkable experiences
Our temples which have been recorded These incidents have
knowledge
OF nen should be widely disseminated series Of articles tins
suJ-cwil be presented Ia Volume XVI Of IE CoSrRtnyrOR
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subject which times special interest and should be car,
FULLY studied by the Latierday Saints.
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TnA.N b srrNr... AIIaIn,yrl,
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04
PERSONAL MENTION,
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.
 Mrs. W. L. George is lying very i'll at her home.
 Daniel Siedel and family arrived yes. terday from Prescott and will in future reside here.
 Agent J. Roe Young of the Pima and Msricopa Indian reservation spent yes terday in the city.
 Ira P. Smith, commercial agent of the north and south road, spent yesterday in Prescott on business.
 J. V. Edwards, the Marlcopa land lord, was in the city yesterday, to view the clowns and elephants.
 District Attorney Jerry Milay is in a very precarious condition and doubts are entertained for his recovery.
 T. P. Carson, the mining man, has moved his family from Prescott to
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

As pure and wholesome stimulant, for medicinal or family use, nothing equals the famous old Jesse Moore whisky, which is endorsed as the best by all who have used it. Moore, Hunt & Co.,, 4O4 Front street. San Francisco, sole agents for the Pacific coast. Sold everywhere. Either Louisville or San Francisco delivery.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Mrs. A. M. Lee, the leading milliner, has removed into the building former ly occupied by Cook & Bell No ex- pense has been spared to render the store complete in every appointment Mrs. Shurtleff, an experienced dress maker, has charge of that department Circulating library. room 5, Lewis block; hours from 4 to 6 :45 p. m. Tovrea's meat market. West Wash- ington St.
 Furnished house to rent. Clark Churchill, 37 and 39 s. Center street. | All the delicacies of the season at Murray's cafe. | Ho for cool baths this hot weather at the Park. ax | Murray's cafe catches all the people who know good eating when they see | it.
 | The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, containing 40 columns of reading matter, six months for $1.00. Two-cent stamps taken.
 Best meals in the city at Murray's s cafe. Popular prices
 The Arizona Collection Bureau is for the convenience of merchants, corpora tions and professional men. We insure prompt and efficient collections for all monthly accounts.
 Are you wondering what to do this morning? Go out to the Park swim ming baths and have cool swim.
 Best cup of coffee at Coffee A's."
 Will build residence to suit. Good steady tenant. L. l.. Plank.
 Phoenix steam laundry, corner Jack son and Center streets.
 Stage for Globe, G. Marquis, propri- etor The Phoenix & Globe stage will l leave MI. 0 T. -uSpOC CFSly MOAudy morning at a. m. for Globe; will make Globe in three days, also Silver King stage.
 Tickets to Flagstaff and return are now on sale at the s. F. P. & P. offices. Fare for the round trip, $22.7O. Now is the opportunity of which persons wishing to visit the Grand Canon should avail themselves. Parks Tea is great blood purifier and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain. gripping or discomfort. Sold by O.. Eschman & Go. 3 Park swimming -cool-delight | ful-refresh1ng.
 Remember gentle reader that those palatial, noiseless and swift running new electric cars will carry you direct to the park swimming baths.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

At McKelligon' you can get thefnest handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies. No. 21 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Remember gentle reader that those palatial, noiseless and swift running new electric cars will carry you direct to the park swimming baths.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04
LOCAL BREVITIES

The Red Corner will place at theil retiring sale on their counters Wednes- day, Oct 2, 300 pieces all silk ribbon; 200 pairs ladies' real kid gloves, all of which must be sold on that day.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Park swimming baths-cool-d delight ful-refresh1ng.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Eighteen days more at Hartwell's $ for cabinets at half price. .-
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Guns! Guns and ammunition of all sorts and slzee, at Dawsonf& Fish.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Phoenix. and will reside here during the winter.
 Ed Ruppert of the Anheuser is pre-. pairing to take trip east to visit the scenes of his childhood and to meet relatives whom he has not seen for years. ss a.sts H a&
 The Commercial hotel arrivals yester. day were the following: J. Roe Young, Sacaton; A. H. Bayliss, Tucson A. M. Heinemsn. Chicago; G. H. Mosher, St. Louis; W. T. G@Jnn, Indiana; Ed l.. Bauer, Chicago; L c. Kelly, RawIins, Wyo.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Coming! Beattie photos.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Parks Tea is a great blood purifier and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain. gripping or discomfort. Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 3
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

WEATHER REPORT.
 U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
 PHENtX, Oct. 3, 1895.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Tickets to Flagstaff and return are now on sale at the s. F. P. & P. offices. Fare for the round trip, $22.7O. Now is the opportunity of which persons wishing to visit the Grand Canon should avail themselves.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Phoenix steam laundry, corner Jack son and Center streets.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Stage for Globe, G. Marquis, propri- etor. The Phoenix & Globe stage will leave M. & P. depot every Monday morning at a. m. for Globe; will make Globe in three days, also Silver King stage.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Will build residence to suit. Goo' steady tenant. L. L. Plank.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Mrs. A. M. Lee, the leading milliner, has removed into the building former ly occupied by Cook & Bell. No ex- pense has been spared to render the store complete in every appointment. Mrs. Shurtleff, an experienced dress maker, has charge of that department.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Circulating library. room 5, Lewis block; hours from 4 to 6 :45 p. n.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Splendid fresh, ocean fish at The Recess, IT West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-04

Best cup of coffee at "Coffee APs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28

variety and generally either hard and green or
soft Pces fso g about o6a Cherries Srne
easier under supply strawbeTres aspberrie,
but generally Tn large but inferior stock
plenty and neglected More ,errs,ona steady Musk
p5 melons very dull unusually ne prices a.
we s s"es 9 AT'sSs :ias
ssfe sg as 20 s SaGfs Gar SssIs
2asc cu-ranS per 2S syork per quart 5aIoc Do
nearSv sG7c Blackberres cultivated Jersey Per 9aar
l+alSG do Ma dS ma jersey oa2c DO Maryland
and Dsawar o DO North G9ron S 70 Quart H eD
4a5c Backcap uprver to quart cup "a a no. Goose
Per pin peq quart 4a7c Huckeberre North Caroline
per- quart eaoc MARYLAND and penwaTs psf i
2qss Mastmson per basket t '9 sSsns 80 Of evnpo.a
appis. the MON mSeD; .i an sh
would be difficult to buy prime APPLE s sndPs
and nrner Cores and skins not moving s,n r EASY
Nprco,s slightly nrmer selling very well ana pruhc
are having good consumptive trade we auo.s nppes
eysSOT%ed s sanSy s GO Do HT sa
and skins sgic s1r basksSpes aG5c apr
cots 'eSoc: peaches California peeled l?n.c DO I'M
does expand any appr.ciaels e.
but nn ss a ses nt p sc We quote
do common fair 5a6'c yearlinsS. aa'c: old ODDS
more oS C1S ,I Sn sale hut Sny
demand ohr CHICKENS gnSa Ss w..t.rn 10
i 5S 90 safSarn v' lo rsss,.,; &C. tuf
DRrssED- Receipts light from the West and market
generally hrm Fowls further advance and fresh
goods are clearing up closely Large spring chickens are
Srrner bu, for small AMI medium sizes there Is little
change Long Island spring ducks weak Squads steady we
quote Turkeys Western straight lots 'I5ci i ,SH
frcsh lie old cocks. dry picked 3asc do ,caded tnsc
ola ducks Western. 5qsc spring ducks; i2cal itGiss'
sprng chickens Philadelphia. 23a3"c; 30 l,ns islann
scad.d i6ae2c squads per dozen. 81 '0GS2 =,
81 2,dS 30 1ia per s2as2 o. English snipe and
golden piover 81 .as2 % grass plov'r slnSi ." veni-
son. per n. 14GG 49,. ,. w..
nay ASp STRAW-Markrt s'cndy. hui quiet. we
oios: Hav prime per 100 NJ s0Gsac. do No t. -, l.
Soa75c: do shipping 5jaGoc: clover mixed a'H''c.
c,oyer Aoc rye straw. i0G6,c. oat straw. '-'d voc
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES New potatoes In large
sunny dull and fsvoring BUYERS Old rather hrn voc a.
caRiages plenty and cheap. and southern n'st"',"i
sr,rg beans ahou, steady. cucunh"rs show n" tmth'r
change Tomatoes frm for prime fresh goods ana zen,
d.ncv slightly upward We quote: Potatoes so.,n IN
new fair 10 prime per bbl. sass d. inferior 81 S.a
81 75 40 old 81 ,ols2. asparagus. per d'k ."'Hss
meas p.r bag 1ic0<i string beans /he. sii,,. ~,
b,y 81 osasi so; do Maryland. per basket '.lN-
T"rfok wax 81 o3dsi 81. io green siasi -, g.,
49,. Local per 100 81 5oGsc: do south"rn. p.r DO,
4"a6sc; cucunbers Norfolk. per BAKE, 30, si@
ra,i.s,or 6OIs5c. tomatoes. savannah PCT ''a'r sIu
e. r. DO Florida 73cds 80 squash norfolk. snf'ner.
90, tafhbl basket ocdsl. do Florida fnmre.". pr
XII xI9sI 23 .cgplants per half hb ~ -'ye %"
n,ns Russia per Dbl. 75cas; ID white per wv on"0"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June 81. 1895.


corToN-The cotton mare. here stare, o Al months un
and eased Of during the forenoon until prctS
we're nearly 10 points yesterdays closing W.
ar.rotor who bought yesterday selling : day .ne'
seemed TO be liquidation all along the line. III
Sp,,sT on 500, cotton but reports Of good weather Tna
tons this side caused weakness atfoau ,nts The
Course OF the market during the afternoon was
somewhat lower prices on realizing anu ~ nroni
that Orleans sold freely II Is saa a reh, late in
mn afternoon The market closed quiet and steady WIN
total sales 14s 200 bales and net loss OF rb his
II IA expected that"160OO bales VIII come INV" 49, ri,
:. There has been loss NewYork stocks OF o!ll
600 June while last year .'G faiien in
rts and south Carolina this Is considered god
for growing cotton but there appears r,Dg Mi To-
rain in AlaDsma snd sss are fs%cra5ie and crop
Conditions considered good New ,s,s- the
though there an effort by traders nr 20 on the
market owing TO the overwhelming factors la ,"sarjine
side pretty high statements ore ma" over into the
VI cron wear some placing II high as 3WoVV naS
hut little onehaf that will propansHi I've r"i
III nS actual cotton Charleston telegram SAYS una,
cotton Is doing we'll and no complaints nav Pine i2lnn
Ark-Rain has damaged cotton and sIiiso sar,anshsrc
land. and the fields badly In grass. spa, ,
ccrcp prospects SO far very rSs so'S County
small and rather late. Bienvle La u,s Too
damage rain in some sections ,h, Memphis Tenn
NniIooE rne and no complaints in this district -,
seems to free OF rain today and indaca ws a. in
10 clear weather that State tomorrow as Ven ohahH
syher sections The receipts at the ports VIII ~
average about bales day until the opsIe nats
~ ,he ports this week will about 5000 bales against
Is 0s3 bales week. and II 1876 bales las, sn, Zoe
ceipts at Houston to-day were 4s bales asa nb,s o
bales against bales last week 10 bales as, "a Oh.
Opening. range. and close to,day: anu ''0Ss ''''
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. June q. 1879
nSs w. al s:ss 1t 8 " and
ns are would %fsA Ho, s. s IN any
hsa PENDING the receipt Of and ds very for cac
Foreign 6I1E slowly barely sns,aned p psss
ssss pes; G ssSay o. % si;: @
!: Ssa % 'S5' f;,.SP z;
nrtin medium d zoos. s. green bS' so'S
u S wnoa, change in any fa,
ues only moderate tr.ae in psre,s Fancy cream aD5
butter worth 9le claims far share Of , HE de- !.
siack q trade and values show result
Sans state aay rate, =" n. too s%s ia
creamery and factory very quietly and the feeling
ls T'p about S' S tubs al c lie sa
creamery State and rennsyivania extras i7Itaisc; do
ends. sa5c State dairy, hall tubs. fancy Ne, do Welsh
oSs fsnc sed iS d s. 'l '~ 20 to se 'Ts
Wosiern dairy saiac; factory nhlns fancy re- DO tubs
fal's Old We we.. ter ' dairy and factory sSs
full cream coored cheese than the market
was &C. few special factories going NC higher
ene plenty than coiorsd and strong
a S 81. 81 '1 up i
sa are 'GTn r San Ss : strength md G h"n.
SSs ssas, '@ss' ; " s. a sfEs
90 Or . Sss S% e Dc 90
TO fair. s6,c 90 email size coicrsd fancy s@c DO
common 10 fair Gisd7c: part skins Chenansoes etc
large choice 5G54c; do fair to prime 3nG<nc: do
common 2sa3c; full skins. 1hM2c
rf:cs'Norket unchanged Occasional sales o: excep-
,onai,v fancy Western stock reported AT Ia 10
,pcclStors or 10 fas,dous dealers but there
,he o.mer and the latter Most
Offering their best Western at l?sc. and ind only a
moderate outlet while very COCO quality Is s'ili 90.
stock Offering cheap trade by the saoc per
do,en ceae count We luoe: jersey. dozen. lave
state isHa,+c; PENNSYLVANIA lSSisNe w:s'srn isa
do cy,ls psr 80 dozen cssc 81 7SGf2 10.
rRUTTs-FREsH-rwo cars peaches IN to-day from
South and North csrona the stock 10 st Of ordinary
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Market closed quiet steady at TO points 1gns
comnared with yesterdays closing prices os. nass
noces June 20: July. 60 Total safes 90 haiss
N.wYork exports Continent. sc bales: sales wv oasS'
sn,nners. 400 bales; stock. 20055s bales I9'a ne,
e,ns today 100 bales: far this week o4eo ur
Erports to-day: Great Britain 53l bales; Con,ihn 800
iaiss Thus far this Great Britain loVs' ,a,s
Srance 90 bales Continent. sli+ bales s'oSS; S..,
nn snot cotton easy az unchanged prices SAFES
baes including 400 spinning and LOO bales u,
at,er a direct shipment Middlirg upland &C. h'coi's
gulf. 7Nc. ., ,o-de,,,r sales S 900
naiss Ejaculation ard export. 800 bales American $500
Saies receipts 1000 bales: American 2o o'ss Ca
Ssne uplands 2l32d Futures opened fna. l,o4a a
net ADVANCE; closed to lis points ne1 oece u
sss,ss JuneJuy. assss JulyApx,,st 3s SsHeme
stas November December $43s
xpri $4sv Mancheser-Yarns steady but au'e'e'' 'o"S
more disposition TO do business oil eo, ., ITCH,
.-en.sc,,on, IN sympathy with Havre There Vas ss
nreasare &c 8 L. Chief ssss were for July lamDn1rs
c%sssd AZ Is pigs October 7425: Novem6er "a, DE
ccsnrsr H. iiavre market quiet closing auo.a.,ulS
Sr Sun. o. 10 francs July "a DO August "a - sepem
hsr on Ia October 90 rs Rio official cables Nsk ~
quoted at 100 reis exchange 10; receipts V Sac
:,ocL iasO 600 bags clearances for the lnlte' ga
1000 bags Santos market inactive No guo,eea o "a,
100 rei.. receipts. 5000 bags stock at santos
baRs. .s. ., ,o0oo ,oins advance Sales
vere follows;
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r,.,opr,x pRoDt-CE MARKETS.

,,.o-,o,l r,,e 81 a. n. m.-Teef Inhla mos
All a. s,s. nrirne meas dull 62s 81 l"rh rhine
1 ~, ~ d., ami Al medium dun az "-s ''l
49, shn,, en-, aiou, IL 10 N hrm AZ VS. ~ i'In
flrnberiani cut about :, 20 30 ~ hrin Az - hu,
"a. a,cu. * ~ nrr ~ rs. long clear midi.'S "u.
a. ", firm A. 81. lllg and short clear M y,
>. w. drr a, as, shoudcrs-Ahou' II :" - ~ M" ."
30 II" .,n.rlc.n finest white and color'd n'm at
37s for new Tallow-Prim" city nominal. n.t,a
r.0ned spirits ~ iup'ntn'
s,eadv at 2is oirI arrive. Rosin ntn.n S""nl
prlm. spot steady ~ .t- u Nh''
K rrI vinfcr steady - 5isd. ~ rel slrnS -
s,noI F1'ur-S fancy winter anll ~ - ~ or,
Nv western spot steady AZ = aisd June st''', AZ
a. "a. fulv steady 3i.d August steam. n = ~
Inrs M I.nlnn- Ia-lnc c-l-i .-.al. ~ ~ ------ -