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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X. =
orroN-I-nde- the influence OF better Liverpool than
.onc,sS our market opened steady NJ about points
a1t but ahout al If the improvement was lost
sn,nc The forenoon During the afternoon the market
@ I'm on The execution buying order from Liver
NJ witch is taker 10y some local traders To- be the
eo'-r,nsr n higher markets abroad in spite OF
s,se raceipts AT American ports Local traders
tnuishly inclined The extreme fluctuations We're Withh
n1., N : points although August swung within
,o sdrance - cas- points. Total sales. lu"2T bales
ha No, improvement Liverpool futures was. say. Ia
~ N The coming on pf considerable cotton
,rb.,h was offered longs who d'Sr"l Ia realize Liver
pool 5u,ng conspicuous 1t IS dihcui - dr''rl'e
ICES received from me South indicate that there IS an
extremely Eight supply Q: strictly is r9ne 'o.n az the
interior markets. me offerings from those points Ohs
ar The most par & stained GA other Inferior grades
These sane adyi.cs state that stocks are being rapidly
6ensAi and thpref 30 expected that she interior
..dcts viii show "a marked falling m this week. Interior
rons jos about 90 600 bales N stock last week Mail
e1ces from Liverpool state that trade conditions there
- the same tenor they reporting that Manchester =
doing good business, with prospects II s'esdN IN
III week are expected Uo1 bales compared
with 1912 ba"s last week and Gi22l ha'"s AS y'ar
q1 . Is OO bales 5000 bales last week and
s3G bales y"ar. Receipts ~ Houston tl-day were
las; year and Memphis $40 bales, AGAINST 40 bales
last week and 2%i bales last year. hubbard Bros "
CO have the following 20 regarding the cotton mar,
ket: The situation The present tine = AIRY summed
m in he expression =. he chapter II accident, 20 the
growing crOp. ths supply ana the inproy emet ~
rrala' The ,erncr market i bullisA based
substantial and VIII be sustained for long period
The Of the crop has 'iie no influence as IT
recent Improvement. and ihst th-re less cotton 70
come forward She interior 1han last season. on
speculative. Ssmana for cotton which was 80 marked
weeks and that the support now comes
from he buying by English sIirn"rs 49,
Opening range close 'o-lay. and closing BIOS the
night and last year Follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot of COrtIandt ana DesDrOsses Sta
100 A. NJ. daily MACCH NHU MI and
stations.
s,I0 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BCP.
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, ana
West principal and local points; dining 70
Bridge Pullman Nestlbule Chicago.
Ii;i0 4. NJ. daily for MATCH CHUNK and lnterms'
date points. connections for Reading and harrisburg
I 800 4. W. daily, except sunday. for ELMIRA and all
connections Read
chair-car Il Wikesbarre
4i1O T.. W. daily. except sunday. for T.. and b. JUNG.
TON principal intermediate Pullman buffet
parlorear 70 wnkesbarre connections for Pottsyille 80
t,2O r. W. daily, except Sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations
S;15 4. NJ dPiy for EAsTON and intermediate sattona
600 4. VI. daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vestlDuled train
Ne--York Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
conpsc,ions for Reading and Harrisburg
Gf3O T. NJ daily sunday for Easton and inter-
mediate static
0,Oc VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Puma Sleepes 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Chair.
Wilkrstarre
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235 2si. oN
and 323 Broadway 81 Fast lith ST. l56 East oSh ST.,
York $50 Fulton St. Court St. 9s Broadway. ana
BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn. n. Y.
ssg. from hotel residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

Market closed very steady 20 points advance com
pared with Saturdays closing prices Transferable notices..
G30. Total sSes 100 go bales New-lOTk net receipts
Sl2 bales gross 1901 bales. Exports: continent 'o3
bales. Great Britain. 1902 bales forwarded ~ bales;
sales sIl bales spnnes Il bales stock. ga bales
Total net receipts today li>4 bales thus far THIS week
.s62s ta.s. EXpors today Great Britain. 3O'4 con
tnent liisl bales. Thus for this week Great Britain
1$$ bales, Con,re1 lj29 bales: stock 80 - bales
New-Ye.k spo. sales today ani last night as officially re
ported: For consumption. - bales. contract. 40 las
total, ST. bales spot cotton dull. mlddiing upland &C.
mideng Gulf. Csc which Is unchanged compared wan
Saturdays closing.
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton good demand. sales. - 600
ta's speculation ana cNp9r 90 bales, Atr!a an 1900
BAGS, receipts lsO bales. American ls.WD GALES mid
cling cllands l3-a2l Futures opened steady.
changed: Closed and steady, with net advance OF
% IL points April. 52ls. April MAY 32ls. Mav-June
o-2s JuneJuy. 3231s luy August. %2i'eb. AugusS~p-
,enoeF $2ds sei'emberO tober 327s october November
SSs November December 3-Dixs: Decemler-J anuaFy.
onlas, January February 33l 90.
COFFEE-IreKuiarlfy prevailed in the early market.
some monhs showing strength and others weakness.
Later the general tone steady. due 10 purchasing
orders for European account. This howeve-.
ceeded by weaker market local selling to moderate
extent The GAYS trading lghi. Hamburg cables
dull April. 1I2j pigs Man. 1913: June. 1925. RIO
Ssbts que: a. l5Oy refs. exch3nge. Lilo; receipts,
1""0 bags; week l17.nDD bags. cleared Tor United
states 300 bags san9s market quiet - 70 $40 r"is
reCep's NVD bags; s'ack. -t,cJp bags. HaVfe cl seI
STEADY: April! " % francs: Ma $3.50: June 9z.T5.
July 49, Arrived at New-Nork steamship CAPITA with
700 bags from RIO ant 20ooo iags from ssntos In the
9cat market an exchange Of 800 bags September for
October reported.
Con'raes closed steady a, $40 points advance. Sales
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Railroads.
pENNSYLV
RAILROAD.
Railroads.
RAILROAD.
foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
In Eject January 20, 1875.

In Eject January 20, 1875.
pS 1850 EAI FTEIhS sEIs cI M Il
x- g. f tnsna AT $40 cs.ras nSlausPo.
go t e w. ru ~ aod A IS'? ST. oNis EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars g s. LOUIS L0us;:
vile, and Chicago. Arrive CINCINNATI 1919 a. Az ~"
c sSi r. H. w ME safitS sssp,n:
p",f s4r v%sfTs Sss f:y
h sfpns -nS nn"S f? H. to na@aps oS p
500 i + fHcFc :f2Hp Sleeping ca.
Pittsburg. Connects for chicago ealIy' ana @'e''
land az %SsA tSIfs :FfSs kSp fiiiME soyrYo
5 51 a. DSinE S. So; e.
sdT S$ !" RSl f3 ~ lsl 49, Psa
sa a 3m tH r. and ID S:y sR!' daily
AT fssRSq . {HsT LINE a"@
;eae aa ina 81 ASsqs'' Tampa e0
S aeY Fi SiT;Fss . E :ses 500
Sq s9S Fss p%FoR R4 P and via
r5 5Is'P stTAEr y CIV erE $50 NJ weekdays Through
MAE hssry Dark 6caaS Grove and
Fi Ple asns sc 2S stS so sn$ i,sY
SfS ;sS'i Us $o% pH;.EE. , ~
e7 Sn no cas-. liz st. 'iS c:2.
i .;s san'nss a%S, 1SS 81 20
r c& S 1n"s So ca s 81 81 ZIP aas
A.oT s so o" FUTON
H,s s9S yn AGne se @ RS e
Transfer Company will call for ana check baggage from
hotels sni ,esi I'n9es through to desa1,onw oon
= ~ General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

COMPLIES were dropping today VIII the oen ns
trade light The opening quiet ana auou
For short tir,e there some indications o sdns'
but the demand easily satisfied anu prlCes
worked on during the day closing at aoout ,, ,,..
figures. and at save loss. Inc NIsI'e suplt
showed a fair reduction hut the demand for cash corn
is unsatisfactory that the reduction IN STOCKS lh
little weight The movement. however was alpdI'nl
the result part sympathy with the decline IN wheat ana
OF little selling by traders There was laB' lh'rras
passage for Europe. and In yew Of the tax ABOUT
possibilities of better foreign demand. TINS was uepes
Ing. Cash dull 500 bush ungTadrd corn 500
522c delivered and - 900 bush steamer corn az orc
elevator and 6li.c delivered. No " corn OF ~i'h 'he
stock Is small. is stu quoted at 'oc tsEtI'
OATS-The trade quiet. with carly fairly steady
hut later there seemed 10 lie consld"ra" pressure
with the demand light. and prices readily rrcede mite
oats were tho weaker. both cash and futures ne i"-
ports from the West more favorable as % the
prospects OF the crop starting. which may nave
decline. Cash oats dun and weaker; Sales were
Gl00O bush. as follows: 10000 bush No oats $50
A3fc elevator; 1000 bush No white at 36sc; @on hush
track white 33p4Oiyc. and 1000 bush track mixed. "'
49,. .,.BARIEY-Market quiet Quoted: No Mi.%au-
kee. Gl 1G2c ungraded Western. G2qt4c. MALI -
Market quiet. Quoted: Western. 1on14c...... SEEDS
fair jobbing trade Quoted: Clover. S. 30 and - 30
for low grades: good quality quoted 50 '1H$lo -; tim
othy 81 90dsG 80.
Wa give for comparison the closing prices Of the PIE
ViOus day and for the corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

rCc .sa t.I d ima ';y' 2 carr s
ana - cars for market TRADE opened
steers ana prices were rated e"'cr ana nnls
About 3 unsod the close Very lIc cxpor,
SGr crma e '' Poor 20 fod ns n "cdl .. ,oa 40,
- 15d<6 % per 100 ~ and no really prime choice
stays q siG$5 80 bulls at s2asj b. and old a,
city dressed native sies steady s,aio'ac per NJ.
fanIy ni I a. nE as Ne T%d%ys Hroap cr'
natl dI'I,cd wlgi .|Gr1 "tser II i2als.c and re-
day none 1, io,m.r[ow The Noadie takes out 800 cattle
sheep for j. Shanl"rg Son. ami 252o quarters u beet
Sales Sherman Culver 10 Illinois steers, 1918 III aver
age at g. n"' 100 ID H. DO IA" ~ at 50 80. 20 do. 232
s. a. dc liz u" at s. S a. 4 DO io s ri !5 s. at
.S 49, a" a. s. - ,, T1a io liSI n q ~ DO
n a. s5'' ia. DE- si2 y. at 81 ~; hul. 2i'o IL.
= sanders: nlno. secrs. 1906 II, at SO ~: ~ vr-
s",a TO- t%' r. e, So = Penn, .yanla DO 2o %
ID, at s. 80 ! sag lalogi5t2 n at 81 soGs5 80; 2
$50 s. II d. Stl n. So so do. s1oo o. SIN
newton 4 20; 10 oscn 1853 II. at s.. do. I,o7 III.
at 81 IS cows '9ii H. at s. 80, d. 100 H. at 81 H.
u. McIhers9n Co.: IS state steers. ZIG H. at s. 30:
sll' 'soa&s H. At s"at: g, u loi H. al
!. s. d. o. 3. r & & {: IS S. :, a. s,;$
"a, " s9raa = d. UNIT: .ser, & SCI a. So 20 d.
J. shamberg son !? Kansas steers. 1912 H. at s. oo
x Judd CO.: 1880 IL. 81 49,; Lulls oopf
1880 H., q 50, I cows. 1G2 H.. a. 81 81 ~
IIallcnbctk 4 Hollis: - cows. gG ID. at 81 SO
MI!GU COWS-Rcceipts ~ head. trade limited. ana
feeling weak The transactions Sl5us,iG per
head with good offered
sales-D. Mcpherson < CO.: . cows. s3eas3s per
head
s. sanders: 4 fresh cows. at $50 IOm<3G each.
+. Judd & CO.: 4 at Sl1Hx%' per head.
CALVES Receipts 3O2% head all FOR the market D..
nand fair but rather prices. ana medium vcnls were
generally rated last fridays figures Some
ate sales stock were. however at stronger
rrlcos man those made early In tho dav. Ordinary 4,
choice ,eas sold st0sG per 100 IL. iohs and tls
1T S3dsi The pens cleared Dressed calves easier
M 4sGiiibc for country dressed ycas 5dgc ,r city
dressed and 3atc FOR ntile calves
sales g. Dilenback: IS veas 1871 n average nj 81 per
100 NJ - do ~ H., At s. ST.: o. d.? l4i 10 81 b.
lbs H. al So lOO do iii 10. 81 cus 1875 h. al ST.
IL Iicibeck & Hollis: - veas 40 No. s. So ~ do
rs H. at 81 %, l7J 1872 d. ut 81 40. ~ d. J H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April (speciaD. Wheat. after Huctuating
within n range Of &c closed nc under Saturday; May
opened 5c sold between 5j.c and 53c and closed al
55c There were rains everywhere through the West,
probably important bear consderation The profes
siJna wcre made bearish by the increase OF the
May liquidation But almost all the statistical announce
ments were Luish. The In the visible supply
decrease in tn. Northwestern country elevator
stocks 5000 bushels: there was decrase IN the Eng
figure the increase on passage. 5pop pu>n.ds
There fair cearances from the seaboard ABOUT ~
light almost ~ per cent less at primary markers IMAM
last year. the Northwest there are only 10y cars OF
L. .2 bushels not large as they nave Defn
Thcre another fair total " cash sales here ABOUT
Corn was weak lost nc and closed about the bot
tom: May sold between tG'.c and 1870 and Closed az
cyf1rt H. rnand The rains made the conditions
Tor planting. Tho inspection was lo1 the es
Oats were weak losing nc and closing at about the
bottom, May sold from role 10 29i.c and closed al ~.
@2o.c. The rains had something to do with the "'aN
Provisions Irregular opening strong secomns
only 1900 hogs. the estimate for Tuesday ""
only 1900 -.,, III. ,-u.
puts IN May corn were iG'.c. calls 1850
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Galveston Aprl s-Cotton steady: miidllng. 1916
@ r io Sac s?'a xpa r4n epsse 57 bales
Sale, 300 iales stock 1864 bales.
Norfolk April sCotton steady middllng, &c; low MO
ding 59G good ordinary. ijldc: net and gross re-
ccs bales; exports coastwse. 1913 bales: sales 3''
sayanrah April s~Cot,on firm: midilnr l3-lGc low
mildlnf. SIC. good ordinary Oh; net and gross re-
i37i bales sales 30 bales stock 4ooI3 bales
ew-pr"ans. Apri s.'o;on steaiy; s2H middilhs
ordnary Sc receipts ?sG bales; gross. NJ bales
sales 5000 bales: stock 9S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
WEST SHORE RI,

Trains leave West I2d ST. Station. New York. AZ fsS'
lows and - minutes earlier foot franklin ST.
tiJO \. NJ. Daily. Local to Buffalo.
Otl5 a. NJ Daily Albany Utica syracuse. Rochesss.
buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago.
otlb +. NJ. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit,
Cey Gland. Chicago and St Louis.
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo
$40 Il. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland chI
For tickets time tables OF local trains parlor and sleep.
nEcar accommodations apply city Offices. Brooklyn ans
New-York and at stations Time tables principal
hotels. For other Information address
{. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS,
A.. 90 TO BOSTON. 81 W TO WORCESTER
R.ductl N 20 All Poinrs East ant North.
L10TNTn) OnU00O n 0N1fS

$500 TO BOSTON. $500 TO WORCESTER
VIA E9WMW0WM lLuNLgo
Steamers leave Pier told nuupeO Az. y. K. nexSSes.
bross-s-st week days only. 30 f. NJ. Fine Orchestra
each steamer.
EAI.L RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED.
L Only 500 Ia Boston for limited tickets Reduced
rates 10 all points. steamers PURITAN ana PllEiRiN
In commission fine orchestra each Leave Pier ~
" r.. foot uf Murrayst. week days only
$50 -
NEW -IIANEN-F 81; Excursion, Sl5O.-
" steamers leave Pier 81 T. r.. daily 3 y. M. and
- Sundays excepted arriving Ia time Tor trains
Meridrn. Hartford. springfield Holyo"e ana North
=, TONINGTON ILNE.-inside route TO Boston and the
- East. All reduced. Steamers leave New Pier
80. ~ r.. at q T. VI. daily except sunday
CATSKILL, HUDSON. AND CONSACKIE
" boats week day q l. NJ from Pier
4s uf West lithst y. r., connecting at HUDSON
with BOSTON AND ALBANY X. h. for all points East
Ia INGSTON LINE, from foot of West 10Th
N Stree. Daily at T. Nj. SATURDAYS at l +. NJ
Steamers j. W BALDWIN and w. +. ROMER
ID AMSDELL LINE Steamers leave Pier "a
IL ~ r. foot Franklin st., for Cranstons. West Point
t,.d Spring. Cornwall Fishkn Landing and NewbuIBh
week DAYS. 4. NJ. sunday A. NJ
VNROY BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA
L TOGA leave West 10Th ST.. daily. except Saturday.
T. with Delaware and Hudson and F1tchburg
trains Sunday steamer touches n Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, April s-Caue Receipts last ~ hours 2St o
head Tor thus fs go head f., SO zane ha 70
NewYork. l72o head IN sar .O hd,. anG Fat
opened acv- aud shade higher for goa many ana '
,cry choice here bulls lower for AL but pe Ia, p'n
ers ana c>p9rt grades narNY' t'a 49, ~ a1o ~ i1
H. sGGs6 10. medium good G.loo to 200 No. s. 5oli
81 ~: nrht 70 fair steers $gf5 20. mixed Sr"S "f.i
hefcrs 81 7:uSi - prime lat hcif"rs 81 900 g.; coz
mon 81 J0qS3 90 sausage pu, = ~ 30 ..
butcher ana exports 81 21Hsi - oxen - 'NSD -,
IIoes Receipts last =, hours 500 head total for Werk
thus far 1850 head for same tine 'as, "yeH
head. consigned through 100 heai' 40 ~ y IN
head IN ,alc. IL 80 head market opcnri iay aSun
bat easler for pigs and i'kers' o,Srr u ,bo1 @ 81,
nm. YorN~rs S. 30Gsj 81. Light d. s. 2,pS3 go pis'
H. e. 20 as; Co. rough. 81 5ogs5 -: sAes 81 5o.g
s. ~ sheep ana lamb. Receipts last - hours J." w
ma ae lac, week 2.Gco bad consigned through. 900
hc"a: 10 New York 400 head. IN sals %" h@1I:
opere sw 'n1 ioef ol Igsr n ,T 'I n s
.i.,'i rh e. sidsJ 80 good 80 ~, 81 ions3 -;
- s'a a,4si - ssp.ri ewes we,h-Ls 81 75as5 80
linton s'6-, yards chicago AprH little he'c1'';
49, ~ s'' trIs 'id ,as5 -v"n. 81 2,a<5 ~ Hog
i.'@if,s ~ head. market nrm and . cen's hghTI
nrt aI,'i E, ,as5 TO- light 81 75qs5 10 pls' 81 -
ga -, sheep Receipts II go head marTet steady IN
go +, rnoic- 81 1888 lambs sass y ,..,..,
=. fsrlS Ap-l Cattle Receipts So head In'lui.
Ing nior ~ ,ar- natives ard - cars southern !. Mas
g. steady and nfm market - ~ 9 ~, is1nT ,
xias, =, Hogs Receipts - head market WAS sn"Ir
higher han Sa'lrlay snd Hg Io1 "sn, e, ,T inward
G,, 90 sS 5sasao' m,~i s. Ion'i 10 Demand,
..'aay snl mar@G' ;,f:.s LIS, & ,a' va iuhsrs. s. 80
s. sas seGsl r.. 81 !si" R.sp,: light Market
shade .rg. rhrsa.ph., 81 1ssh, y S,i m1 Sr
ivs e. e,atj - rouRhs. 81 inus5 sncey E"orps falr
Tsm,nl steady ESp,r' v~thers - l0aS - tstri'
I. :@gN ,amt' s. soa g. 80. god lambs 81 sou
s. ~. common To fair lambs. s. Jops-4 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

s. 81 ,sf d, ~ 10 at ''i' 10 DO is' '0' at 81
Hume nm Mallsn 81 ,eas 100 10 $50 s. do 49,
H. At I, - ' less i on ne o i j. a b. at So 30 d.
iaS H. at s. less s. On the 6, - do i2t ~ a, 81 81.
% d. i22 No. 81 80 80 do. oi ID. at 81 - 10 do ITO
!rindc. Wright Co.: 90 vcals l9' h. at 81 90 30 do
= N'S"' i, . yr@ s., - e Ct u.s. ST. % 3D. So "a, - 3
san4srs yeas ~ H. at S. do la D. 81 ST. sS'
ii" H. at s. TO- ~ iIG 10. 50; - do 100 H. at
: ula 'SS o. 50 90 v "a lel ID So 49, Do ~.
DE- III McF r. e, Is q 3 =" d. 10 q t. at $40
AIt G0 sx u XII ~ n S 1 81 for ~ two day.
OF 800 heAa' FOR espo, oyr o3 20 cars 1h T! f F
Ing Was dun and unsrted sheep and gneTay ls'e a.
rahrr stronger prices than we're o6aine SATURDAY. Nine
cars Of stock including cars Of clitp"l sr = WI
p at s. oas5 % per- i1 n frw choic ppea d. , AZ
I 75 ordinary ar s, 70 :Se "'h eek II eSr %nso
10 and Il head at 81 80 spring 'mns az : ~ AZ 81
To-; county dressed sprng lambs s'rad 81 II, average
s9.s 80 gnf 100 H's s d. lO t'1S" a i" IS
at at $ - 30 d. 10 50 H. at d. - r. at s. 3D.;
s snI M lmss 90 ~ at s. 100 state she-p NJ s. 20
5: DO ~ NJ at 81 81 60 y at do 50 al % 81 20 each
% 70 harrington: 3G5 sta,r lambs % n at 81 49, do =
a MsSsan ' d. IS n a. at s. i 50 clipped sa'e o.
g d. u 50 a" s.; e - 10 10 S %o II 'Tsr1 at 3D.
90 !IaenGeck < Hollis 27i state lambs. - No. at y 10;
& o. '' ~ Sn-s 10 d" w sheep % s. e. -
state sheep % No. at 81 - 81 spring LAMBS al - '"'
!, do a 81 ~ each. =, e. IN. 10 Ia
q, -, -, 81. 10, do II 10 AZ 81 S1ig; - d'. ~ H. ~
s. ~ ia7 d. - No. 81 So 81 State sheep. o ID AT
Sanders: 10 state sheep % 10. ~ 80 i"S ca :,
lambs NJ S. 80 81 do 'coarse'. 81 H. at ~''''
state sheep ~ n. at s.. ,o ., . a s-r
newton q 60 1868 kentucky sheep. III ~ ~ ;,
L. McIherson Co: II Michigan lambs lZo 10, II, - =,
To-, do s. ~. loo do - H. at - ~: 10 a.
~ II, al 81 20 PA d.. ~ H. al 50 10; VI lhnSns
~ 10 a, So 30; lOi Western sheep ~ H. az sfG',
Indiana do 1875 II, 81 % Gt do l3i ID, AT -" ~ no.
IIo M NJ So ~ DO. s2i 10. at 81 -. - ,o,,.
= IIdd q 81 Michigan lambs. "" 10 az =, -
22j 4, ID. 81 ~; state sheep ~ d. al S'"o' -
st. c,ins 3? clipped Ohio sheep. 90 ID At 81 80 y,
days u cars, nr 800 l''l, v.
icb o2p head were On sale Market. 25d35' higher at
81 %ou$5 per 100 No. country dressed hfth AT o-"'-1
rrr ~ and choice lean pigs would sell az Nc. , -
-Ila!eubccN x Hollis: III state hogs ~. I'D ~
orn A. 50 per 10. - do. iis 10. AT - 'O' - No.
IL, n, at s. 42s do. .CS d. at - 49, PIGS ia 10
Hume Mullen: 10 state hogs, 1856 H. at s. 90; d.
23G H. at 81 30. ,, e. co ., l., II, ~
S. 81. oo- - ~, g On. 10 ,o
l57 h. at s. 30; do. 80 IL. at - 10
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Proposals

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF ME-
i MORTAL. HALL. West Point. y. N.-Orce OF Post
tluarrrma@'-r. West Point y y. April lS'3 Sealed
fssals n trlp,ate BE- slvr at this ONCE until
noon WEDNESDAY,. May -. ls3, for the construction ot
u Memorial Hall. Plans can De seen ami forms ana
specifications obtained this Office or AZ the Office u
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
Cesa! Notices.
NOTICE TO MISSING HEIRS.
RE MARK JACOBSON, DECEASED.

RE MARK JACOBSON. DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given that by his will dated
" the I7th day OF February. 1880 the above named
Jacobson. u ST. Balfotr Road. HghOury New
Park London but formerly Is Church Street SpItal-
n-lds London Aforesaid FurTer. brlueathed SHARE
or Ills ESTATE e. his Messina Jacobson.
he ME-StNA otherwise Marsha Or Ma2lnlal
JACOBSON (whO lcft England In or about the year 1856
heard Of Hamilton Canada IN or about
the 1870 when he described Traveller in
f.w.eryD and all persons claiming through under him
requested communicate with the undersigned sOci-
t.r the later than the 18th day II June
AND NOTICE Is HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that
n al claim being Received within the time
Aforesaid tho said share will be distributes. amongst the
children Of the said Mark jacobson. deceased. -
provided hy the said Will
pat.l this 2lst day u February. 1895.
HERBERT BENTWTTCH,
Cooperation chambers, Guildhall Yard
II City u London.
to Executors