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Electric stock Quotations.
BosroS. March THE closing quotations OF cleo
stocks to-day were:
CoMMERCIAL COMPEND.
Cotton Slightly Higher-Is the Texas
Little Brown jug" Nearing tho Bot
tom THAT Rather Startling Houston
DespAtch-Large Receipts To-day COnee
Gossip The Cold Wave Prediction.

FRIDAY, March .-COrTOS-Advanced 10 8 points.
then lost all OF this and closed steady with sales OF
1g.3O0 bales. Col Goodwin OF Tennessee urges system
attic organization OF the cotton growers OF that State
the only means by which It's cotton crop he
made profitable. He says: " The only eTectual rem
edy for the conditions Is to plant less cotton
New orleans steady ani unchanged on the spot
with sales OF 10000 bales Futures advanced TO liz
points and closed steady. Yarns quiet In Man
chester but steady; cloths dull The Liverpool
was 2OO4OOO on the spot anu afcai, against the
year Port receipts i6 93I including various against
1897 week ago and | li32 last year. Total for
the week l3iY26, against ~i~ last week and bs215
last year. spot cotton was unchanged; IS bales
sold for spinning, and the Deliveries contract
amounted TO $500 New orleans advanced point,
vancrd points and then lost Of this Interior
receipts 67.2lI. against ~ ~ last week and 23lyl
last year: shipments lOl.6l2. asainst Nl,BlU last
week and 4b,i2l last year; stocks 3S2,93l against
4Os 16g last week and 3J Hl9 last year. ST Louis all
vanced l.IGc. Most "f the southern markets were
celpts tomorrow were estimated at 1000 To 5000.
against 3.Sl5 last SATURDAY and 3,0Sl last year.
Montgomery. Ala, Feb %" We have had the coolest
weather know n in this section sinc" Jan !, ami the
roads have become pasSable, which has prevented
marketing Of cotton. There Il considerable yet TO
the roads improve But little farm work has been
done and planting Will b. late. Very little disposition
10 decrease In the Black Belt only thOs' who
compelled 20 will plant less. Bales Of fertilizers
thus far least 80 cent. less than last season
Columbia : e. Feb. 90" Weather is bright and
pleasant this time last year the general crop guess
was 125O, 900 600 below the actual outtuTn'
The future trading follows.
The sun., 1895-03-02
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Friday. March l-Receipts of heeye,
were 1910 head % ca to be exported to Great
Britain, ~ direct to local slaugherers and 81
cars Ia he sold. Steers active at an advance % lOc e
100 rS.: dry In fair demand. but at lower hg-
ur"s. decline varying from l0c. TO 2Oc. The yards
finally cleared. Poor 10 nearly prime native
steers sud from Si.tj 10 45.I5 100 rs stags az I
oxen from $3.50 10 S+.5O; bulls from 81 to t!3I's
dry cows from Sl.T5 to $3.50. Dressed beef firm at
iI4s9Lsc =. for native sides. Cables from London
quoted American steers at lulEll = D., dressed
weight No exports to-day; tomorrow. lOli beeHes
and 12l6 quarters OF beef
rect Ia slaushtcrers. Active for all sorts and veas
slightly frmcr. Poor TO prime veals sold from 81 To
$40 2 100 Hs: n Of Inferior Western calves at
Sl5. Dressed calves nrm city dressed veals. 1Sl
=.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were +57 head-IS car
10 DE exported ~ direct to slaughtertrs and ~
cars for the market cars on sale all told. Demand
very liSat, ana wen, wen part 9f This scrnt Iu
frin; under grades not wanted. No sheep
offered: quoted nomlnaly nrm for good,
but weak for others Medium to choice lambs sold
from 81 TO SB 100 SA Dressed mutton. 5S7c. : n.
Dressed lambs 7cssc
Receipts ot hogs were 1910 head. mainly direct to
ssughterers. SOminally nrm at S4.3Uts S4.5o v loo
n for inferior TO choice State hogs
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The following table shows the standing of
a,.I, apNs
ch.rI., K,nr ch.n..e.. e.orE. Cern.la

Charley Kelly Of this city does not give up
hope of getting on a mill in England. George
Corfeld, Kelly believes. is not such formidable
opponent as many would think. In letter to
the London Sporting Life Kelly writes in the
following wise regarding the arrangement OF a
match:
"Since my defeat by Billy Plinmer have re-
mained quiet, but am still OF the opinion can
beat anv man in the world at 1lo or 1l2 pounds.
In order to get on a match with Plimme. had
to box him at II pounds. The four pounds over
my real fighting weight was more of handicap
than benefit to me- as it hindered me from
being active. This must not be taken as an ex-
cuse for my defeat. but wish to let English
sportsmen know that l am willing to take on
Coriield. or any lad in England. for 4 suitable
purse, before any club in England. providing I
am allowed the necessary travelling expenses.
An acceptance of this challenge, II forwarded to
the Police Gazette, New York. will meet with my
prompt attention.
The sun., 1895-03-02

They Capture the orty.Tourth C,ou,petItion
With = Total or 6a1 HoInts.

The forty-fourth competition for the Abecl
trophy match was finally brought to a success
ful conclusion last evening on the Seventh Regi-
mepts range when Company AS two toams
tried their skill at the butts. While both the
senior and junior representatives Of the first
company shot well, they could not equal Com
pnny B's total Of U4l points SO the second COM
pany will have the honor Of holding the trophy
until tho next competition.
Since the Inauguration OF the competition
Company y, the present holders, have won tho
trophy 90 times; Company II. :; Company r.
6; Company \, 4; Company q, y: Company G..
2. and Company X. L. The records for the COM
petition sre Two hundred yards. held by Com
pany &, 324 points; 500 yards, held by Company
y. $40 points Total record. held by Company
+, O4D points. summary:
The sun., 1895-03-02
Real Estnts Private saIss.

John y. Godng has sold for E. VI. Koehler. the four
story tenement 25Kl00 No 81 East llIth street for
Slh,O0O.
l.. J. Phillips Co. have sold for George Edgars
Sons the four.stOry brown stone dwelling 2lXlOU 0.
No. - West sixtynint street, TO Mr. johnson ON
private terms.
Charles Griith Moses has sold for Mark Ash 10 John
i. Leo the lots the sOutheTly side OF i3d
street 30 feet east Of Amsterdam avenue, 5uNlOO.
The price paid for the block front Eighth avenue
18Th and iSSth streets. sold by Charles r. HUNK to
J. VI. Hemke, was sl22,5O in cash. The purchaser
will erect group ot apartment houses.
HaRan * Campbell have sold the southeast corner
3tn street anu Fifth avenue 5OXlOU (vacant) for
Morris Strinharit 10 Michael McC CUTmack
FirIsmOns X smith have sold for Thomas Stlllman
to Henry drummer the four story brick dwelling, No
The sun., 1895-03-02
Baseball Notes,

There IL a letter at this ONCE FOR ". Carsey.
clubs with players "a years Old can arrange
games with the Victor baseball club Address ID
"ari Doyle, lsi2 Third avenue.
The Ashland H. D. g. would Ike TO book games with
uniformed Teams with players averaging n years.
Addrts, H. Howell 81 brrrnN lch avenue.
The Giant A G. would Ike TO hear from all out OF
town clubs 0rcrins suitable guarantee. Al 'ress 4
kauHunseT 23s BneFum aiTeet BrpDklyu, y. !.
The Volunteers Of Spuyreu Uuyy4l have organized
f'r the coming season, and would Ike 10 FTlIg g-
games with OutoL Town teams AuIrtss John Lewis,
sluyttn DuyNil, New YORK City
The Watsessing H. u, &. have orsanlzed for the
sel.Dn and would like TO hear from u FIRST lass clubs
gNins a reasnnahle guarantee. Address J. p. Hay.
hurst, % DOdd street, East Orange, y. j,
Tn" ontario club viii op.n tL.lr seq son with the
Jerseys al Jersey city, on April They have ApTll
AAi - am Junr pp ~ ttF tr-iEl-~N clubs. Al.
ere,' =, HinteTnhun. IA Ncs, !isd street
Tue Ninquas have orgauizci win the following
Jl1yrrs' h Fishback, catcher 7, Hal,r, pitcher. r.
Mas, thiTd base. a.. 6urbenDaCs s4uFt stop: j. uroy
nri. '''
Fhe NoTucCoi have reoTganrod for tho sea son with
!.e following players l-lEp, CAtJ h'T buuOuue aud
garvoy pit, hers. RuErs Hfst base; Bnylau, second
IS1l Ted; oAelll, centre nrlu, Meier, left nrld.
lue'T manager Would like 10 hear Um all glub, gas,
tnE 'Htallr guarantees. Address Al Lamp $50 West
E"T' lsln street
81. stephen, Jrs. baseball team have rarrxonlzed
tol lHr = Gs1u with the tuowlLs p,syris bum. mr..
iasr lrHuNt. ,-yuTd base, ksae short stop, Harris
sst Held tgT.ur7o rtsht nru, ,iruulI rrurV upld
10y " 'lld A.r 20 arrange EaWes vita catholic
shuunh teams within 100 miles u New York city
sTenL 49, ''s1'N
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IrpAY'. FEITuRFs- Many have been ex

liEbAlH tfA!lRts- Many nave been expecting hIS
drspatches from Houston, hut . New orleans man
SAID to-day. The b,ars who hav" taken spirits from
this source will soon To take water Houston
IN the receipts there Of 50 cent, despatch
had IT, ToNas reports the lttlr brown jug
hnd that also assisted the rise which took place so
did the buying for Liverpool account although II was
of unly moderate proportions The southern buying
partly Tor New Orleans account likewise gave the
6uIiS' ercnnragpnrut some lrnlng lutprgsts her,
bought Tor time, amt this. too. helped the rise
sun, there not much steam up The receipts are
ment who nave undertaken To ball cotton In the past
mau may be rlr CO buf the law Uf supply
And demand rules the grAvt IN the long run. There
i not much short interest mere no" except against
the actual cotton whrn l. hrd both for domestic and
foreign account The receipt, To dly and Tor the past
week make q laTs" exhibit but even bears dp not
woGlt haNv hsacius rurrt upon Iri,r, y" gu!l *,
ports have taken place ar" lkc5 Ia take place fur
some time to come. The demand lDT vOitOu gpuds ~
some drsy Tiptuu> has Improved little, hEt uE the
the whole n d, disaIpuUtus n H. state" that BOSTON
print Coth mil, de, Isy s-k tAr recent lie
cline IN prc"A lhe ininrc "f The cotton market
hinges un the Tu"ipts II thr! continue large prees
lt /, believed, Will 60 lower
tOFFEI FLiIrrs at an. td 20 - points ana then
lost most ~ thr IN some cases anu closed dul The
sales w~re lHIUu bags American warehouse irlE-
cries only i.N2J has,. EaN rNaH"Cl = franc, but
wAr'huuss drIyrrle. during February Toarh,d 2ii-
eACbaug' lud. receipts, 1000 -i"' H. l3Huuu, santos
quiei a. 100 RES utriinc re- pts, lO,uOo, stp K
2,shup. Sio"k IN HaNTe, lh".n nass, ~ which
600, of which 1881 are brazilian trfshtpn Nor
Ti,uU state the total stock here other than RIO az
a. fHj bass and i22l mats tLr latter Java. Riu
the sIoI vas fairy active suI steady; ~. :. ltA.r
sales uOU bags NJ. % at libsr. ..uuu bags NU.
minu, - at lt',c.. s.uno hass so, aud e. arrive
aTrvv az 1a,r aui iun bags MaTacabu ON 4. [. Tie
futHre trading wJ- a. fulloNn.
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INSURE YOUR TITLE.

The trouble over the will Of John Ander-
son, the tobacconst, before it was ended,
lost to the owners OF the property coming
through il. more than S2O0,O00
A judgment of the Court Of Appeals rem
dered last year compelled wellknown
banker of this city to pay more than $780,
900 because of his warranty of title to
land sold by him twenty-five years before,
but which had been through defective
foreclosure ten years earlier still.
Is it prudent to insure yourself when
corporation like this offers to carry the risk,
for less than owners and lenders have been
in the habit Of paying for mere opinions Of
counsel which prove no protection when
loss really comes?
lille GUARANTEE - TRUST CO
So Liberty St, New York.
ocso.. 2G Court St, Brooklyn.
oniees y. +. Cor. 5sth St & 9TH Ave-, MI.
2ll West 125th St, y. Y.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS, S3,000,000.
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
were Hooking Valley 5s Oregon Short Line 6s,
and Northern Pacific issues. The more i'm
ID c.. ia y cent. to SIS. and consol 81. Il. to
258I and Oregon Line 0s, / 4 cent. to OIL.
Hooking Valley IS advanced l q cent. TO 81.
In bank stocks 10 shares of Fourth sold ct
ls4I4 and "a shares OF Western National at llO.
tomorrow, $4,000 ounces.
Money on call. llsI3 p cent, with few
transactions at . cent. Time money Is
i cent for four months and T. cent. Tor six
months, on good mixed stock Exchange collat-
Prime endorsed biils receivable at 4a4l. >
cent, choice single-name paper at 4lsH5La =
cent, and good at n cent. and upward.
The sterling exchange market was strong. and
the business for tO-morrow's mail was at higher
figures than on any previous day OF the week.
the transactions were practically over Con-
tinentsl tai exGhanGs wa: hTm; ,,o Posted asSins
qS+.90 for. demand, Actual rates are: Long
bills S4,s!,.@st:;sISt; sight drafts, s4:so: and
short; reichsmarks, 05l4a9jas for long and
g5l.I952s for short; guilders. 4O14g4o 5-l6 for
long and 40 1-l5 for short
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
lJGl7 cents discount. Charleston-Buyins.
Is" premium; selling, i premium. Sayannah-
a 4 cent. 81 900 and over at $50 T $1,000.
New Orleans Bank, $50 premium commercial.
cents: Telegraph, 90 cents. -. Louis IS cents
premium-otfered 100. Chicago 20 cents pre-
MUM.
The imports OF dry goods for the week ending
to-day we're S3.0s7,ail against S45dp, l1s last
week and sl .b4S. j22 for the corresponding week
Of last year. The amount marketed was sj,Sh1.-
~ against S+.d2s,6:G last week and Sl.sj5,-
735 for the corresponding week Of last year.
Transactions on the New York Stock Exchange
last month included J,04H,3bH shares uf stock,
decrease Of l+1,Oil shares As compared with
the same month 81 last year The dealings in
State and railroad BONDS foot up S7d.s4LGUO
par value, decrease OF S',IOU,OOO as compared
with last year
The Contra Railroad Company OF New Jersey
reports Tor the Year ending Dec. 81:
ss;H9 81 sS5s Dec
onsi asas '9 'ss9 's233 ss Rsc 'ff2g;
Int, saa !s,. 'a, is5sls '.s aI!t.s be-: Ss .Ss
Balan &C.. s9lye,7 ", la,, 900 Dec, 81 eOe Ios
Dedclt-.... S4s,;o3 surs5dis4s
OF the decrease in gross earnings sl.5l7,952
OF anthracite coal: SlI3,Ij0 10 shrinkage in
passenger receipts, aud the remainder 70 re-
operating expenses were chiefly in the coal de-
paTtmenJ. The expenses include, as heretofore
all expenditures Tor repairs and also S2u1,122
charged for reduction IN value OF equipment
pended .iOr renewal of bridges. substi-
tuition Of heavier rails. and other extra
ordinary oUllays, the requirements for which
Der of neg industries have been located Ia the
cOmpany's territory in the year. anu may be
eE pee tea TO contribute an important addition TO
the merchandise traffic. President Max well says;
" Regarding the situation as TEMPORARY enc and
due largely 10 general trade conditions Though
Out the country, the Board felt Justified IN con-
The sun., 1895-03-02

Tp.DAY's EEATCREs-The bulls In wheat had sort Of
gala day. The news was running their way. Why
shuuldn 1t now and then They have had a hard
enough row to hoe for long time past In all con.
wheat belt Paris dispatches, too, said that
the weather France less favorable. and Liver.
pool reported its stock l,UOO,OJU bush. smaller
than a month Furthermore the clrarances from
5s 900 bush rhe primary receipts were only Z2O 900
bush aZuinst 2sJ.UUO on this day last year The
CaDeI were on the whOe more encouraging for the
bulls. IL Is that cash wheat IN Liverpool was
Paris rose is centnes. and Antwerp moved
up l2g rentlmes while Berlin was unchanged. There
some buying for foreign account but the biggest
buJ Ing shorts. The local talent arrsyed
Itself on the bull side ths morning and went home
happy. The Southwestern receipts were stiil large,
bul tIey peced TO fail on before very long, that
is after tile taxes have been assessed Prices here
made quite "a fair advance Corn was higher. partly
owing TO comparatively small receipts at Chicago.
whore they ic considerably below the estimate. In
Liverpool futures advanced lld., though cash corn
dropped Id. Mr. Partridge was selling. But there
enough builish steam on TO lift prices oats were
also n little stronger.
NAvAL sToREs-Steady and dull. Spirits turpentine,
Si.iJ.
PFIEoIErn-No sales. National 81. .Ojlt bid. Oh
City sLU7l.C' 5I.06A, closing l.U6aa bid.
=, PEoyisoSs--;l.arl quiet and hisMer Cty exc;
firIn and active. Ness 81 300 Sl.j. Dressed
hogs. 5i.GjIYc: pigs 5lsolirl.c TaEow. SIC Stear
inc ~gc. Oiro. itsc. Best butter 2lG22c do. cheese
slG.E-Raw moderately active and nrm; So test,
Q ll.lec.; 91' test sc. Sales 100 tons muscovado,
SO test, al li.isc 10000 bags centrifugals. S6'
test. at2 J-2c cost and freight and 1000 bags mo-
lssses sugar. so test, l5.c. cost and freight.
l-lbr.
CHICAGO March l.-These were to-day's prices:
The sun., 1895-03-02

TODAY fFATTREs-IhF TrreIpis EF no Anu NlnIOs
we're larger the WaTchnuss dels cries fell on and t
believed that the ~oTld's stock stateiEent shortly
Issued will ahOw liItir N any decrease for Feb
raTy for the rrasan that While the deiveT!ps ~
BRAZILIAN eonee haNe CoHlltsTa6ly excssded TIE ~
The sun., 1895-03-02
Real E.tat. Transfers.

Av 4, 1883 Jacob Roth and wife to Ida 40, o.,
/ Gaiiasnrr aud wife o. Pauline Lev ,'. 25 900
Jacob Rom 80 -, $4,000
Margarrtna HoIscher. - -, $4,000
hard Lohmann and ano .,...,..- go $500
Montsom@ry ] st; st, wcor Sonroe It, 25Io3.i;
Gcrson Lyman and wife to Jacob obGnrerman. 49,
Istn i, :, / 70 w lst av, 2sxiOas; same to
Mars i ann"n -. - s2 500
ByE /" Fran, :, V PeFklns ,......,.,.. - $1,000
cncr Nc, ofn,icE to Lena iiershEoy.tt '' $500
lG,tn -, - ta,ti Bertha Sshh lo Joseph
ma,a ,,, TNi.sosifi5i 4 >. ~ Pheasant AZ, ..xiool,
% choi Gia,tEe ,' " ',', ,.',,. .'',o ',,' $1,000
~ l%,5n ~ :: tstp e % lss :aS 4, tStloo D'Hs
7l,t st,ns. 4~JI West Eni az, lt1NlUy2.
Aiulph Euscn and wife 10 hlien Nch "un
oS'@ oS"'"@nisnhs Q JOIN sroas ron ','1 $4,000
25r65' 65'.is' Il. li5I, - iaS Vest same To- same
IIin u, ar + GtsS Main 2t az 1obn NJ JACOB ZOO
10Th II, . fs,t Floyd Bailey ct al I" kouerI
a,rn st. ail East simon Herman anu Lyman
hUso 10 W.lam Eseri aud an" 1850
aui Tru-t co, trustee. sc, "r arollnr
ttili,, !,rea,T'i; an 'o4n anH Jane 80, ooo
Sasisu . IS 80 81 snd % sn4 9. la,rrty,t
sR,,6 ' an an4 solomon Plant, M l
Nassau 81, rs 90 80, aud 5b 90 - libtrtN ~,
ana All strip. Lydia Hlls' 10 y K,ay
Henry Il. D (, lot 20 map Land, Of Gibbons
a,uau, 5ih ward Maurice sai'in to A'h"r
Nsssaa r p 70 3s, ana % sn4 ,, Liberty s,,
Grerhwieh sl,e > II q ksade -, Is,5AssIK
The sun., 1895-03-02
Court Calendars This D-y

SrrFFNE .IEr tU.UrEE- ''nr.'n-
'I"frr r.rs N.r lil sat.r4aN calendar will
b. rai.ri 40 400 800 A 81.
sruHpa3A-. Is turH- -''u,NE.H,. Estate ~ FernArd
T,sh a. 4uau A. ~. r-fl. .uf 'atiarae bIny at
l so r. I For yrol 20 .- =" ..-H' IuE!rs deade, Mag
dsena Hvp sing Iorna' i- au'.SA, "iaIn =. Kerr =
10 80 4. 81
CDNNoS pass 9yT'1AL LTEEr-NotioRs.
srFxsIoE '"tL -srtglAL IEsN -Aot;oaA
can 90 lET-aF.-lN. -ElA.-A0LgAA
The sun., 1895-03-02
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY OF OHIO.

The Valley Railway Company Of Ohio having be-
come insolvent. tho undersigned have consented -
act a Reorganization Committee and have prepared
n plan for the Reorganization OF the Company. which
Is lodged with The Mercantile Trust Company OF New
York. Holders Of bonds stock desiring to partic
pate in the benefits Of the plan must deposit their
securities with The Mercantile Trust Company or
before April 18TH 1895. An assessment Of Is per
the stock be paid at the time Of deposit
Reorganization Certificates OF deposit will he Issued
by The Mercantile Trust Company for the deposited
securities.
Copies OF the plan may be obtained from the rruss
Company. or from any OF the unde ersigned
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
TDWAR X. BACON,
GILES T.. TAISTOR,
BENJAMIN PERKINS,
JAMES SLOAN, JR.,
ALEXANDER SHAW,
WILLIAM II. BLACKFORDs
THOMAS NJ. KING,
WILLIAM A. READ.
Fl. C. DEMING. Secretary, 120 broadway. NY
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Available cash balance.
Including gold sl1g,0O2.5SI Sl7S,lg1, ,5S

including gold reserve. .Slt9OO2.5SI S,lS1,5-6
Money in London. 1.5Jl 4 cent. Rate Of dis
count in open market, tor both short and three
gone into tho Bank Of England on balance to-
day. E34 900. Paris advices quote + cents at
1O3 francs l2l9 centimes. and exchange on Lon
don at % francs ~ Centimes.
plan for the reorganization OF the Valley
Railroad Of Ohio in the interests OF the Bati-
more and Ohio Ralruad Company. has been
prepared by a committee OF which Mr.. Louis
Fitzgerald Is the Chairman. and has been lod gcd
with the Mercantile Trnst Company, which will
receive deposits of securities under that plan
until April 10. The plan calls for an assessment
OF S. per share upon the stock.
Mr.. John c. Latham. Sr.. OF Latham. AleIan-
der x Co. has been elected member OF the
New York stock Exchange.
The sun., 1895-03-02

cept. the deliveries Of mild coffee on the other hand
have fallen much below the receipts Of that descrlp
ton. But prices advanced to-day partly because the
Hayre and Hamburg cables were stronger than had
been expected and partly by reason of bullish naniR
ulntton. The speculation continued very light, II
seems 20 have gone 70 the land Of Nod certainly y Is
characterized by an inactivity that suggests the Gas
tie ~ Incidence" Ana how about those receipts at
Rio and Santos Ia anybody munkeyiug with them 2
10 catch a brazilian speCuatOr asleep Is about as
fnuch " lob catching wpagpl asleep. nut N is
we'll known that EperuntOrs In Eio own good dent
" coffee IN the Interior. md they certainly In
position to tamper With the receipts II they choUse
They can bring the coffee forward the rush. or
thry bing it forward slowly "a suggest the
idea thoi Brizll Il IN the thrues ~ something like
cufrec famine. The speculation II avoided here by
most people because Il is cuucd or dUctorel mar
kct. not only III Europe but also in Brazil aud In this
country; Ten thousand bags ~ clique coffee, u Il
reported, have been shipped from HaNre To New York
isthit f9rerunncr of other shiEments' .,r r.
FLDtE-Dull and nrtn The prodU'r j.rchun1e Re-
o!.g states the .tock today at i5s300 bbs 81 spring
rnd Western, against iS0. 400 year ago sales 10000
bh.'. EKyorts Jo55 ob- and y. ig3 sacks HceiptS
y, s~J hDl1. and NO.2ip sacks. spring wheat brands
ii ublS quoted follows: Fine, S3htS2.lU;
ppriinc ~ iUGt S22U; No 2eNtra, s2.2Ut12.HO No
CNtra. ~ 800 e.. 10; clear, s2iUd k2.BU; straghts
$50 $3.50; patents, s3.Jutt $3.50.
GIAiN Wheat advanced ~. 10 lc. Spot sales 32,
600 bush Including ~ 900 for export. .No. red
l.. anoat, ilc. over Mny: No. Manitoba, HSc. over
hay T. o. b anuati No red May price In elevator Fu
tItra ips y aa In
The sun., 1895-03-02

Corn advanced lsc Spot sales 10000 bush None for
export. No. z, 5Ul1c. ahOat; steamer mixed 4N,c
aii1at; do. yellow IB3c. IN elevator. Future sales
100000 bush, as follows:
openirg. Lo,ccst Hiph,'i. Closing Night,
Gny.,.", GMny'.,., sSSs1s tSS5ie tSSSs ii%Ss 49,.
oats advanced isc. Spot sales 32, 900 bush: No
mixed, S3A.c IN elevator and 34S,c atioat; do white
3T!sc !iarch do 3dl &C.; May 40. 3bAsc nngradei
5im4lLc, tor white and $50 SOC. iUr mixed. Future
sales $4,000 busn as follows:
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-12-20
School Report.

Second monthly report of the
Troy Mills school.
Number enrolled for the month
%. Average attendance SO.
Those who maintained an aver
age grade of 95 or above are Leta
Stephens, Nettie Bliven, Monte
Stephens, Charles Smith, Nellie
Englehart, Lula Heron, Lee
Flick lie and Charles Fickle.
We extend a hearty invitation
to all parents to visit our school.
Come, see what we are doing.
Your presence in the school room
occasionally will encourage both
pupils and teacher.
P. NJ. AGEE, Teacher.