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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-15
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Healthy Volume of Trade in Prog
ress-Prices, as n Rule, Steady.
In most departments the trade of the
week has been up to expectations. Grocers
seldom have a buster time than for the
last two weeks. Strong prices rule except
on sugars. On several lines of canned
goods this week prices have advanced
slightly. Eggs are weak at quotations.
The same is true of poultry, receipts of
both being large. Within the last few days
stocks with commission men have largely
increased Irish potatoes are plentiful.
onions in better supply and cabbage scarce.
Few apples on the market. Oranges in
large supply and only choice fruit in good
request. Dry-goods houses are doing well.
The outlook for business the remaining
days of this month is favorable.
The local grain market presents no new
features of interest. While all receipts are
readily taken at quotations. there is no
dealers. Receipts continue light and track
wheat--No. red, 55lsc; No. red, 5s1ac;
Corn-No. white, 45lsc: No. 2 white, 45lac;
No white, corn, 45lsc; No white mixed mixed.
44l5c; No. :. yellow. 441Ac; No. z mixed. 441ac;
No mixed. 44isc; ear corn. &c
NO m9ed w se s S5 Mo mixed yh sse s Ie
jected, 26d30c.
Rye-No. :, 45c for car lots. 4sc for wagon
Rran--sls.5o.
Hay-No. timothy. 50: No. 2. IS; No.
prairie. $3.50; mixed. $3.50; clover, $3.50 per
ton.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers.)
Poultry-Hens. &c per lb; chickens, &c;
cocks, Sc: turkeys, toms, &c per ID; hens,
Slac per lb; ducks. &c per III; geese, A.So@
$40 per dozen for choice.
Eggs-Shippers paying 10c.
Butter-Choice, 10q12c.
Honey-1Sc.
mixed duck, zoe per 10.
sBeeswax-20c for yellow: 15c for dark.
Wool-Medum unwashed 12c: fine merino
unwashed Sc: cotswold and coarse combing.
10112c: tub-washed 16llSc; bury and I'M
understandable. SC less.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Hides--No. green-salted hides, 64c; No.
.. 5i2c.
2. &c.
Grease-white. 41zc; yellow. a1sc; brown.
&c.
Tallow-No. T. 4iAc: No. 2 &c.
Bones-Dry, $12d13 per ton.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room John L. McMaster. Judge.
Ada Lloyd VS.. Charles l.. Lloyd; divorce
Decree granted plaintiff.
Harmon j. Everett VS.. Jeremiah Reede;
on account Judgment for plaintiff for $780,
Prudential Department Saving and Loan
Association of Indianapolis VS.. Christian
F. Achglll ct al: for receiver. J. s. Cruise
appointed receiver Bond, $500. Bond filed
and approved
Oliver Wells VS.. Fort. Johnson & Co.;
damages. Jury returned verdict for plain
tiff for $5cS.l5.
The Acme Paving and Concrete COM
pany VS. Daniel II. Davis: street i'm
provement Dismissed and costs paid.
Room 2-Lawson NJ Harvey. Judge.
Charles H. Schwomeyer VS. Mary Schwo-
meyer; divorce. Decree granted to plant
iff and custody of children.
Room 3-Pliny W. Bartholomew. Judge.
Emma Smith VS.. George Smith: divorce
Decree granted plaintiff.
Emma Meixner VS.. George Meixn.r sup
port Judgment for $50
CT. cult Court.
Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
Charles Schwert vs. James A. Kerr
street improvement lien. Trial by courls
Finding An favor of plaintiff for SO and
The r.. q. c. q st. L. Railroad Company
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.

boards COmmerChaA metropolis.
NEW YORK April 13.-Flour-Receipts,
81 600 brls; exports, 100 brls; sales 5000
packages. Market slow, but fairly steady.
Some sales spring &c decline; low grade
winters wanted City mill patents, 81 900Il.15:
winter patents, 81. 80@3.15; city mill clears,
So 2503 40; winter straghts, $2.35Q2s0; Mime
sofa patents, $3.15Q375; winter extras, S1.90
@2.4O; Minnesota bakers, s2Q3.6o; winter
low grades $17O@2.1 Is; spring low grades,
81. 150D190; spring extras, $l.S5d2. 80; Southern
flour quiet; sales, 600 packages; common to
fair extra, $1.SOQ2.40; good to choice extra,
ST. 40a290 Rye flour dull; sales, $50 brls
at s320; superf1ne, $40; fancy, $3.1O93. 30.
Buckwheat -four nominal. Buckwheat NOM
inal. Corn meal quiet yellow Western,
s1O9@112; Brandywine, s27O. Rye dull. Bar
ley nominal Barley malt nominal.
Wheat-Receipts, 10000 bu: exports, 225-
700 bu; Sales 900 blu futures; no spot
Spot dull and featureless. closing weak and
nominal No. 2 red, in store and elevator,
6o1sc; 61ssc delivered; 6214c afioat No. 1
hard, $3.50, delivered; all nominal. Options
eign market news. Some private cable gos-
sip of favorable character leading to net
sS1se eios Of IS sSAc July @ c Sog
at 6os4c; September, .6lssc. closed at 61ssc;
CornNReceipts. 52.7OO bu: exports, $500 bu;
sales, 10000 bu futures; z no 81 spot Spots dull
and opons and and
ruled featureless throughout, closing dull at
net decline 5Gasc Of 1uiy 1885, Msy s s16sgsS
Sole; September, $685., closed at 50Ac bid.
b,,. sales. 5000 blu futures, $1,000 bu spot.
Spots dull and easier; No. 2, 321sQ32Ac; No.
2 S1ihc: No white, 36Q36Ac; No. white
s515c: track white, S644osc. Options neg
necline of ssaSAc; May. s2l46s32ssc, closed at
soIc. July 327sG33c. closed at 327ac
Hay steady; shipping. 50q55c; good to
choice s0@5sa Hops qa 1ss. Stats 5e commsn
coast 20 u.o old. S,sa7c: 1884, 6aloc.
Tides Arm: wet sailed New Orleans Sc
lacted. As to 65 lbs, &c; Buenos Ayres, 20 to
"a lbs, 1SQ1Sllc; Texas dry, "A to 80 lbs TIC
ieht TO heavy weights. 16q1sc.
Seef steady; family, $11G13: beef hams
sta6s1e 90: city extra India mess. Si7Gl19 So
cut meats steady; picked bellies, 6a4Q7c;
aisc. Lard firm. Western steam closing at
ssfsadiv: sa Continent, 7s0c; s. A., Sc; CON-
pounds, 514c. Pork STEADY; new mess.
as,,tter weak; Western dairy. 71sa1sc.
western creamery, nl5q20c; Western fac
tory, 7G11Ac; Elgins, zoe: imitation cream
cry, slaa14lsc; State dairy loalsc; state
cheese weak; State, large. Sal15lc: fancy.
sml2c; part skins, 2hQsc; fuil skins.
sggs firm; cash, 121all2ac Southern. IL
6ll2c; receipts, 1855 packages.
Tailow quiet; city, i1zc: country 4ssc.
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra,
4ssn6ssc; Japan, 4uissc Molasses STEADY.
Cotton seed Oil quiet; crude. 23Q24c; of
crude 21GD22c prime summer yellow 261k60
s.ci on summer yellow. 25s-e96c; yellow
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nineteen Transfers, with n Total Coz
alteration of S2S.65O.

Nineteen transfers, with ~ Total Con-
sideratiOn of $2S,65O.
instruments filed for record in the re-
corders office of Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at p M,
april q, 1895, as furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstracter of titles, Hartford Block, No. "a
East Market street.
John S. Neal to Philip Reichwein ct
al. part of outlot Is west of White
Willard F. Jones to Albert johnson.
part Of lot !. in Ri Ritter.s subdivision .ooo
Sarah A. Cook to Edward p. Nc
Corkle and wife, part Of the south
half Of the east half of the south
west quarter of section 4, town
syndIsase Land Company i 10 John -
q and 43, in block 2. in Tuxedo
gan, part Of the the east ca half Of the
northeast quarter Of section 16.
:, township u, range 2:.., 500
and wife. lot ZIG. in spann 8. Co.'S
! first Woodlawn addition. ............. 1,75
al. part u L the east half fo Of the ss
southeast quarter of section 4,
Della NJ DEWEY to Leonidas G..
Dynes, lots 21 to 80. in square 21,
in geaty 'is, addition do lon iia;;,;c $500
49, in block 2, in North Indianapo-
JOnn w. f1OllZmdn TO El.ZaDeln "A.
Burnett, lot ga. in Lewis e. Co.'S
Arsenal Heights addition. .......... <B
Charles A. Bookwalter to William
A. Bennett, lot 81, in Kenwood adj
QltlOn 3,WU
Polly Ann Bronhard to SyIvanus
Bronhard, part of the southwest
quarter of section z, township 16,
Christina Budhorn to Christine
Moldthau, lot Is. in McKernan's
subdivision of outlot 99............ 400
Indiana Savings and Investment
Company to George F. Anderson,
lot g. In block 5, in Walkers East
Ohio-street ADDITION ..-........... $500
John A. Hosbrook to Luceal Brown,
lots 149 and 150, in Hosbrooks
Prospect-street addition ............. $50
Susan G.. Todd to John E. Spratt,
the east half of lot Leg, in l.
Fletcher's fourth addition .......... $500
Syndicate Land Company to John
Koch, lot 6, in square IL. in Tuxedo
Benjamin f. Cline to Efie Seaton,
lots 50 and so, in Olleman, Reagan
e Wheatly's addition. ............... 500
John p. Martindale to Martin II.
Martindale, lots and s. in Mar
tindale's addition to Clermont. 200
Transfers. 49, consideration. ....... $751; $50
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
winter patents, $2.5012.S0; winter straights,
81 3512. 60; spring patents. So. 10d3.5o; spring
straignts,. s21o@2 IS: bakers, $1.75@2.25; No. 2
nominal; No. 2 red, 54s4@551se; No. 2 corn.
4al@45c; No. 3 yellow corn, 1870; No. oats,
2s5sc; No. 2 white, S2@s21ac. No. 8 white,
No 8, 50@53c; No nominal; No. / fiaxseed'
81 40; prime timothy seed, $40; mess pork,
per brl, S1230@12.45; lard, per ID, &c; short
rib sides Qoose). 6.S21a@6. 35c; dry-salted
shoulders boxed. ss sss@SAsc; short-siear
sides lboxed). 6.55a6,eoc whisky, -distillers'
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the
butter market was firm. creameries, 100
2Oc dairies 861Sc. Eggs firm at 11A01111ac
Cheese, creams, 91110s<c.
Receipts-Flour 22.0oo brls; wheat, IS, 900
blu: corn 900 blu; oats 292, 600 blu; rye
1000 bu; barley, 900 hu. Shipments-Flour'
$4,000 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn. 1900 bu;
oats, $4,000 blu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000
bll
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EIsewhere.

tIiSeWncfts
CHICAGO. April 13.-In cattle there was
dull Saturday market only about five
hundred head being received, and prices
san i no further change being soc 49,, per
few weeks ago. and fully 4oc off on some
descriptions. Dressed beef has, had lib
claim the difference between prices of cat
tie and beef is still not great enough to
tive beef steers were salable at $4Q5.9O.
extra grades being worth about g: 20. The
s soa at ef tss sae b at s s and c Ssa
calves at $2@4.65 per 100 pounds: Texas
cattle were in fair demand and sold chiefly
In hogs there was a slow and dragging
trade at about yesterdays closing prices,
hogs o were su Received but buyers s did not not
take hold very well. and good many hold
ers were. unwilling to sell at the prices Of
asea largely s at a ss5a z W light w Se
In sheep there was fair Saturday sup
ply. But little done beyond supplying the
wants of few exporters and prices
sheep sheep were sold at s2.4oS4S5. with sales
mainly at s4@4.6o., Lambs were sold at
iamSs sold at s7as per loo poands spring
Receipts-Cattle, 500; calves, so; hogs. g.
600; sheep, 1000.
500; shipments. $500 Supply was small, and
only retail trade order. The decline for
the week s has been sS a5c to CSC for heavy cat
of to-day were made on this basis.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900.
@49O.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: shipments, 4.6oo.
The market was dull and lower. The decline
for the week has been Coo to 81 per hundred.
Natives-Some good lambs sold at 81 to-
day.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, April 13-Cat-
tle-Nothing doing.
MogsnRsseipts $500 Mar Market ct fairly &C
ends $5.25a5.s5; rough, s45o@5; pigs. 5000
Sheep and lambs--Receipts. 5000. Market
e GOD led esRSrt ewes La s'0 fa fy
80; fail. to good, M EaaLs spring lambs.
ceipis, 800; shipments, 800. The market
was steady; Extra steers. $sgs25; Texas
AIS; bulls. s.. 25G42 5
market was weak. Bulk of sales, A.7O@4.s0
mi ss sss O{s i Lights 5t s450@5 Workers
Sheep Receipts, 600; shipments. 700. The
market was steady
LOUISVILLE: April . ga y,
$3.5OG4.25; stockers. $2@2.5
Hogs-Market steady; all sold ;choice pack
packing sos good to extra light. sos soNc
roughs, "a 250I4.50.
Sheep and Lambs--Market dull; good to
extra shipping sheep, $3Q3.25; fair to good
$2.50Q3; extra lambs, $3.75Q4; fair to good,
$3.50@3.75.
CINCINNATI, April 13.-Hogs-The mar
ket was quiet and lower at 81 1905. 30. Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments, 1900
Gattle-The market AR was easier o at s2.750
Sheep-The market was weak at $1.750
49, Receipts. 700; shipments, 100. Lambs
easy at $3G560
EAST LIBERTY, April 3-Cattle steady
and market at unchanged prices
Hogs firm at about unchanged prices.
Sheep dull and lower. Extra, $4,000 so;
good, A.10Q450; common to fair lambs,
81. 1OG4.20.
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butter grades, 2Sc; prime summer white, SIC.
Spot coffee-Rio nomnally lower: No. Z,
1850 nominal; mild quiet and about steady;
Cordova. 181zQ19c. Sales none
centrifugal, IS test &c. Sales none Re-
fined steady; No. 6, 3l1a3 1-16c; No. Z,
7-1GQ3ssc; No. 5. slice; No. g. 3i4G3 7-16c;
No. TO- 3 3-1663ssc; No. H. 3tsG3 7-16c: No.
II. 3 1-16d3Ac. No. g. off A, 3ssG37sc; mold,
3-16Q4ssc; standard A. 8 13-l6Q4c; con-
fectioners' A., 13-f6lD4c; cut loaf. 9-l6@
4s4c; cubes. 45-1694s4c; powdered. 43-l6Q
4Ssc; granulated. 315-l6q41sc; cubes, 3-l6
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The JOINING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods
Peaches-standard 3-pound sl.5OG175; s.
pound seconds 81. 2oGll. 40; 3-pound pie, 95cGp
$1.05: California standard, $780, Calf
fornia seconds. $3.50. Miscellaneous -
Blackberriss. 2-pound. S5490c; raspberries.
2-pound. 95ll; pineapple. standard. 2
pound, Si.254,l.35; choice. $2l250; cove oys-
ters. 1-pound. full weight. 90l95c; light. 60Gp
CSC: 2-pound. full, sl.60Ql170; light s210f1- 20;
strins beans. 75485c; Lima beans, $f10d1s3 80;
peas, marrowfat. y0c4$l1os early June, 9ec
oslo; Holsters. 81. S5g2: red cherries. $1.acu
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Steady-Hogs Slow
but Steady-Sheep Weak.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 13-Cattle-Re-
ceipts -: shipments. 100. But few here.
The market was steady at unchanged
prices.
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AN UPWARD TENDENCY
During the Past Week London Has
Not Purchased LargcIy-LocnI Mar
kets Continue to Improve.

At New York. Saturday, money on call
was nominally per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@5H per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull, but firm
with actual business in bankers bills at
$4ssss@is9la for demand; $i.ssa4SS1s for
sixty days; posted rates. slsSlzQ4.s3 and
$490lz: commercial bills, $i.S7E.
Silver certificates. CSC bid; sales, $4,000.
Bar silver. 665zc; Mexican dollars, SIC.
The weekly bank statement shows the
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4 NIodel Young Mann.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
a. Mildred has positive We, proof of, that her
said enc sweet young thing to another
sweet young thing, they rode together
On the Fffth-avenue cable line.
How did she get the proof?'
she made him take her 10 piano re-
cital OF severely classical music and he
sat through the entire evening without a
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VS.. Sterling r. Holt treasurer: Injunction
Dismissed by plaintiff at its costs.
The indianapolis & Vincennes Railway
Company VS.. Sterling X. Holt treasurer:
Injunction. Dismissed by plaintiff at its
New Suits Filed.
John II. Remington VS.. Sarah j. Smith,
ct all; suit to forclose improvement lien.
Superior Court. Room l.
Paulina E. King vs. William II. KinEs
suit for divorce. Superior Court Room g.
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saturday,s Bank CIearings.

At Chicago-Clearings. $10,613000; total for
week, $50, 397 600; corresponding week last
year t so a lcan nsnt Nez y Semi
exchange. Soc premium; sterling, posted
rates, $3.50 and s4.S9.
ances, $458 922.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s132ls,61s; bal
ances, 81 953, Sos
At New York-clearngs s49,9 ,553; ball
ances, S3053,630; for the week, clearings,
SAFE. 1893, 978; balances, $50, 1912.
At Observation-Disclosures 1892 669; balances,
81 sol 142.
At St. Louis-Clearings, So, $685. 1873; balances.
$55S, 525.
At misunderstanding. sl,765,7oO; for the
week $12 9SS $50
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o.o,, 5000 bend Market and Sc higher i. s, sa5y
Closing Heavy pacsns ana CLIPPING s , ssoss
81 @ - Ssss 80 light, 50 49ss 10 pigs 81 Ssr 10
& s. q 900 assN MafS n.,a Market
S. Louis Nov lDsT hg 81 sis2 90
s'e@ steers 81 30 ogs-fteceipts 800 head ,r but
opened active and strong w han p %, y.eray
s sni iea be. hsayes M packet Ossa MsrRei
.sad, g ioa,a s %mss 81 SS head
Kansas cy Nov closed Ssa seary s. med
UNI scasa eo Light 81 2is;s % steady esSs native
sass 80 far 10 70 good 81 sa 20 ard
s ls: e 'sg:s g g. % COG. ss.st .gss
g Es., er a. s eS5d " Sacs
dow 81 s. rSsss q ao s 81 GHd
stays s. Ssa sss necP; sF ana %i'p ps. $
Sspnas - fnr Workers 50 7oata coughs sg .SsSV
asS ss GOD f'%ssS g." s.s s
mon. '0cqsi; lamb 50 s5 Ssg+ 20 veal '"''e'
Nf nsno. ' Nov 7c last "a ,o hC ."me line
h s wee H. head consgned through 2i heaa
loo head on r. sale .d% ts sa on
du sh, medium 1870 n ss c,n;0s5 TO AR 2 20
e. f?sd fat s" SGT = 'T 9S Ss' s
1as Ugh, supply and 81 a1sfG h %s TO FAIR Sass
Reespis last 500 head o, ml. ror ~ S
h s%s eonsSncd through Sd &
SEQ he'd market With S's ps sn ST af
i s and 3 Sc dn sna wsas Y ySIkss
& s. pigs in lighter demand 50 soa ss NJ s,s sss 80
GOOD 70 choice heavy So yoGs 90 fair to goo ia y
ends 81 Oas3 '5 oughs 81 2'asy 40 stag s % hours
400 had thus far y 20 head isS h@ad
~ New York 2 200 head. sale. ~" nesa u a -
opened slow steady for good ambe mixed &
o,uJ nu,ity scarce and and exports slo" 2u'
steady closed dull and easy oacs of Jnhn na a. ao
hore sold AT weaker prices viz: Good 10 cnoicr go
e. 10 cus and common. SO 25Gs3 5o or loads n',
ing over good choice so to 20 10 lorapS quo 20 n;
< ;as - sht bchers lots 81 25gsa 90 cu''s sca n
cnn,rooc 81 t51S3 20 mixed sheep. good 70 cnoNr,
and steady at 81 35aSo co. fair lots 81 la9s2 - Guns s
common 81 25aS3: expor; sheep dull but stady ~ :" ~
:.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New York November :. 1873
COTTON Tho IJvernool contract market something
OF surprise The early indi atcns pointed 10 an anNa-
OF a.out point which was doubled this SNOW" ns
ant yssterday eT hoSsver there was quite
sharp reaction. with the result Of loss ~ th- mpo,
points English spinnsr are not taking spot
although the market to be hrmer Influenced s'ine
on the first cali with Of +aio points with a
fair amount OF trading After the eau prices advanced
about points and then gain Of or points and then
slight advances and declines up 10 O'Clock at when
time prices about with yesterdays closing
figures the trading FOR local account scalp
putting good work ON the quick changes made
the latter part of the session. closing being
steady with general advance Of points. although Dc
Hubbard Efos CO. say: '"The markets are again dis
appointing in character. sharp advance IN LverpooI
lost also the covering demand was
satshed That should show such weakness IN face
OF light than surprise 70 the trade
condition the month Of November. with the movement
on a scale Of a 5000 900 bales II would appear on
the surface that the change sentiment all the
regarding business Of such character as to
mand for contracts a limited scale. The New-York
spot market was unchanged Mobile was lce to"er s,o
running light. in fact muen lighter than ex
pected earlier in the week and probably The receDts l9
the Will exceed 10000 bales. against 300 ia
bales last and 306 3?5 bales asst year The New
orleans Exchange estimates the receipts at that
port from 500" 10 ""o bales compared with
O bales corresponding day last week and % SO bales
year i5is bales years ago To-day receipts
at NewOreans 1916 Daies against lo,oS bales
corresponding day week and S236 bales last year
Galveston 2725 bales. against 244 and 9I8I bales Mo
bile bales against ass and l,342 bales: Savannah
3 8g7 bales against 1881 s0t9 bales; Charleston
SOS bales against 1885 and 2Gi7 bales Norfolk so4
against 1906 and bales Houston. 635 bales against
4477 and 1927 bales The amount afoat is 5000 bales
1900 bales against loo bales last year, and
January l. $500 bales against 100000 bales
opening range and close today and closing bids the
nj 9Th and last follow:
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LIVE STOCK MARK EFT

prr,.rs y..,., New York 70, No asT 1886
West Sid, sargherrr for the market About
hsf Of the latte ,s r,usl SUM were sold
rine firm for good choice grades CITY dressed
80 choice n a%s es and at 1ans Di@ yer n fS al %
S Sa M Later 'Se "s sasa The M @ G
s9 Sns on g 81 hn as p 5 :. No %ad
saiurday "''''' "'''
p q ~ % g. G id r. ok 81 * C ss
at ST. 3 eows 62a n -i 81 %: do 705 h. at 81 21
con s s ]. ~ q So g. a, a." 3. S@ S.ss So 10
MGH COWS Ressips head, and sold by lallenoecs
CAIvI:S-0nly i22 head received at all New-York
@ ST, soo va; s eus @. e 1,a
s Rd e sr m g. f' G s m a r. g GS
demand barely sustained prices city Dressed
al 1sd a S ENC
at ia5'sG and lu H.. calves - at , igee .,, ,.o
age at s. :, per 100 NJ de- i2e n s. 20 . fed
H.iicntcck ( IloiI,s yeas ~ n ats; O. 100 II.
9? 49, e 10 at ~ =: $ .a a c is' s. So a"
s. Judd n Co: veal 300 II, So 90 Is Buffalo
E s,1 %, q 60 s. 81 s. 1ss q 3 S.s 1873 n
a 81. a.so late Yesterday. yeas II! 10 at 81
n ncnsasF f Bsnao Tf"s sd h. H. at a do
a y x ee g % s' ';s g >! 80 + a 's@s
mars, ard the over weinesasy maze the
haie ioIer; !onb. extremely dun a, d~clne u fSns
~ p-r n. ma IA cars OF stock. mainly
un.0ld he Drlirar1 good sheen sold a,
| per 100 n. common prime lamb. al 5OI
81 81, lot of choice State hrouvh, &.
dressed slow 3gcc per NJ dressed arI- oy.r
5GSc.
sal~.-s. Judd Co: AZ state .anbs II n, average
s. 80 per loD n. ~ DO 90 NJ 81 25 i5 Michirn
DO II n. 81 % go 30. y 10. 81 Is: do n, n
AT - -. % Western fhe.p 06 n. at 81 5O 30 I5 m
g s. % d. ii TX n, 40 a, S. at ~ ''' d. ~ H. at
! -. McI'hers N n Co. 30 Michigan lambs ~ n, q,
s, 30. go DO 81 n a., 81 90 ga State do III h. at 81 "a
II Western sher? - ~ AZ GO 10; ~ do n M 80 IN
: 1913 Kentucky DO lo@ H. AT 81 80. " - ~
] Co: 221 Michigan q, n, o.,
Western sheep. ll3 N, 81 30 " ~ ~ 4"
s Sanders: lsi ienneyssnia lambs - H., n, 4. M
- Stnc d. n at - lzi1, state sheep lol II, q,
81 ~: Ii 40. 20 H. at a. also late Wedne.dsv Ia
syvania lambs g, n. at - ~ 81 Pennsylvania ,bn,
iiaiinn eek io:lis; - STATE lambs Is H. a, 8. an
81 az :" 10 a. - >" a. "s ~ At 81 l2's % Western
do 6 H. a. 81 IL. State sheep n, a, r. IL ~
do - n. ~ 50 1914. " ~ = 90 ~
HOGS Receipts. q 3a4G head Ont, 4. A.,
sale. Narh~' steady sIds4 % but 4, a, )" he"h
bunch q very prime gh hogs bring The out.ida
'enntry irr,snl s9w At i'1aS.e fr EXTREME Weight.
at - pr 100 NJ fan-. d. 40 y. At s, " average.
: Judd A Co: Late Wednesday, = State bocs an .,
''hS' Ky 10 at