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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16

"a unshon Ohio sheep 90 10 at "a 50: ia western a.
ia 10 AZ 81 clipped Ohio do, l3o 10 AT VI Zo 60 i
ID, al So 30; do 81 10, at 81 So III do ioo ip AT
10: 2u6 do. % IL. at 80 10 ,,,, ,.,hs @. ~ .t
H. H. Hollis: 392 unshorn Michigan lambs. % ID az, AZ
s. 25 IL state sheep lambs. IL III. at 50 'o spring
lambs. a s. each - , -, u, o., G, *.
Newton a Co.: 1Is unshorn Ohio lambs w ID AT 20 80
Western do 100 10 at s. l2la 50 clipped ONO 90 90
10 at 81 So 10 81 81 pos do ~ TO- az - 'o
las do "a H. at "a So Al do III 10, at - 49, 70 cpPca
Ohio sh ep H. at 81 80; S3 unshorn western 40 10
10. al $4 do. 136 ID. at 81 TO- spring ian'oS d.
So - each. -o =, ., g, IN. 90
c. Di,lenback: 3s5 unshorn Michigan lambs. ~ 70, az
81 25 1906 state ~ No. 50 20; ~ do III H. at - 10
26s clipped do Is 10. 81 40 80 do IS H. at ~ 81,
p3 do 10 H. 81 49, % do. SO N. at SO 49, IL unshorn
state sheep 12l No. at 81 Pa II do l"7 d. at "a 20 ?.
D. Mcpherson & Co.: 1863 unshorn Buffalo lambs -
10 at 81 2O do 10 No. at s. 49, 100 unshorn BunaIo
sheep % ~ at 81 30 do 81 ~ at 81 3o 81 spring lambs
at 81 so per head. , ,. @, ~,
at So 49, l6 do 10 ~ s.: II do, 62 H. at - 20; -
do H. at 81 10: State sheep 70 No. at ~ - "a a.
do Of ~ at 81 - do 81 NJ at 81 49, do 80 10 az - ~,
p clipped do ~ SO rs; II spring lambs at - per
head: do for 81: do. for 81 80 ,
Jrlliffe Wright CO.: spring lambs at "a Do each
s. Judd & Co: 9 bucks. 100 NJ at 3d. ,,,. 40
HOGS-Receipts. AZ or 1lsl head ncluuns -
head for sale Market about steady at - 2oH*4 ~ per
100 H. with a choice light hogs reported solh a,
81 Country dressed 4iaG6iac for good heavy
Sales Judd e. Co.: II hogs, 10 n average
nj 81 20 per NJ do 125 No. at 40; 10 do Z'o ID
NJ Collins: q State hogs 141 n. at S44o
s. Sanders o State hogs. 1G3 ID. at - CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April Is tspeciaD-Wheat was influenced most
Word came from his home that he critically Ill and
not expected to the day. The news was imme
daey followed by good deal Of buying for his account
In wheat The market has been weak for an hour Tnis
Partridge buying a rally. which closed the mar
strong. May opened at C5c. sold between o4c ana
65lc and closed at 65lac There some covering by
other professionals notably Champlan and Cudany Inc
considerations conflicting There were trosts
throughout south the san Joaquin
Valley The Signal Service predicted cold wave or ns
the other hand. there was no cash
here aggregatng less than oooo pusneIs Oh
all grades Northwest receipts were large 3S4 cars
against 314 last week and 1914 last Gables were
little lower. The weather through the winter wneat
forcing The weekly crop bulletins pronounE,ea
the conditions winter wheat improved quite generaiy
clearances 0O0 Early there had peeh
influential selling Of July through CLIFFORD, bchwsTxh
Dupee and others. presumably for elevator people Ihs
frst vessel started from here to Buffalo to-day 5000
will sail tomorrow. and the whole Meet VIII Ie
off by Saturday -. $3.50 -. a.,
There was the Of incident In corn as IN
wheat lot covering by Partridge brokers on the an
nouncement wasn't expected to live II resuei
I'm little advance prices. May opened at 3D1sc, 500
between 3Oc and 3Os.c. and closing at 3olsa re
CENTS were small ii2 cars estimate for THURSDAY
10 Gables firm seaooard ciearahces were
$40 charters 100000 bushels
Oats inclined be weak May selling from lDs.c
10 i9c and closing 1890. The weekly weather crop
bulletins quite generally reported the seeding apout over
The weather admitted very favorable re
ceipts keep light III cars today: D esuma'ed io'
Provisions active. but were STEADY wi,nln
small range. The final prices were almost laentics
with Tuesday's. Hog receipts liberal 33oo neso
rrices NJ the yards 5G10c lower The estimate Tor
Thursday 81. 900 head $500 . o,,,,oe,l.
puts on MAY closed s5itc calls at 661sgoo'+c
puts on May corn 30isG3Ohc: calls. 3Otsc.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. April Is. 1896.
BEANS AND PEAs-No further export business in do
though receipts continue quite moderate Medium and
nea are little easier Of the sales making al In
side Red kidney are having some export Dual
ness al slQSi O2z outside rate is becoming ex
IRENE. Turtle soup. yellow eye and white kidney IN
buyers favor: lima Offering with some reserve and feel
Ing frn green peas weaker We quote; Beans domestic
81 i5dSi l5ik; do pea. 81 l0as 12; do white kidney
25liSl 30: do red kidney xlqS1 o2is; DO turtle soup
81 25aSl 30: do yellow eye 81 20n$l 20 do lima CAT
fornia 81 So. do foreign. pea old s1as'c 90 orrsn
bags 72zc do Scotch. 7bc.
BJTTER-The influences we're an against the market
to-day-lbeiai supplies. accumuating stocks a wa,n
weather dull trade. The few buyers who neeasl
immediate paid up 10 TIC Tor some OF me
glt Of fresh but AS the day passe
fancy goods went at 1910. and Is probaDe hht
Under grades also depressed and almost nominal
State dairy nc. and only few fancy buyers were
interested the best grade the decline Inc western
packing dragged heavily and reasonable oilers were
refused. We quote Creamery. Western extras per n.
lGk4l7c do nrsts i5Nl5i2c do thirds TO seconds 10
lac: State finest. 1Ghc: do common 70 choice ~
i5c State dairy half tubs fancy losploc; 90 Wish
tubs fancy selections. 5aJI4c: do common TO prime
1inl4c: imitation creamery, nIsts l3nl4c; DO seoohs
lOhQ1lc factory nrsts lie; do thirds 20 seconds sag
IOc: creamery i04lic; old State dairy 3nl5c' ola
Western dairy factory Sm iDc .
CHEESE-There A continued fair demand for sinsI
lots of choice TO fancy cheese from the home trhuc
mostly Of and with stocks Of strictly fancy
gradually workin holders conn
fuch viii be wanted before the new -'a-on
opens. but. while held firmly there is disposition 70
talk OF higher than present prices Grades under
still showing in useful early choice from
1sc been taken the last few
days The few new full cream lots arriving are rarely
attractive. Liverpool cable AIS 3D. We quote: New
York State full cream large september fancy. 100000;
fall-made. good choice ssGl8sc; do
7QsHc; do fancy small September l0,.Gi0c; do fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Liberty April -ReceDts light demand
81 &? RoHd Su,sher 81 pso%s rash a s Is
stays and cows 81 75asa co. fresh cows and sprnsers
s prime medium weights 81 5@st yorsr 8
au aa '' e }STSis g. '"s r9
market slow: prime clipped So soass g. good 81 tG@
ass choice lambs 81 3oasi 50: common to good lambs
g 90 T1, S9o sea- 80 vs@ CAVES s s. so
ami thin calves s2as2 30 $500.
ke strong ard prices Ssc c on all gra M
Tsss s ssq:a So 50 ss
market Sg"T q ag s9% TsG "a a sac heavy 81
asa 0s 81 o. ~ hes ed g. market so" ana
Buffalo April ij-Cattle-Rccelps last "a hours 3sI2
head total thus far loo2G; 1r same time iss
SEQ SEQ on .sc so market onen.d slow ana weaker closed
steady; good butchers 81 23ns3 so veal calves. so"
81 90 Hoes-Recript. last ~ hours 1920 head total
90 20, SeT Consigned through 1900 to 1915;
sale s2oO mark, opened lower for all but light grades
s. 100 p mah, an" 81 oas4 a. SOS, %
%sum s99d s ssscy asi ia SusRs last
hours head; total for week thus far 81 s" , ,or
to Ncw-York 200; sale. 5000; market opened lowsr
closed worry S1 ag :. ar to good s.
cus and common 81 codH clipped lambs 81 2aas e. 90
asa ss: clipped sheen 81 25asa c5 Late soles-iesyy
pped sheep 81 IoGss 10 heavy rN GpDs aD cp s. e
Kansas city April lsos. Recep,. - 900 soa b. I'd
market slow Light 81 45gs3 20 medium 81 sof'', ~,
heavy 81 l5Ts2 40. pigs 81 2nds3 90. Cat hc.e
GOO ,eed ,,,.e, s,rong Natl,. steers. best. 81 s'H
syI5 fair to good SO iods3 81: and hcfors oe.t
q, s5s2 - fair 10 good SnTS2 90: bulls. y 2HS- 49,
sockers and feeders 81 700 81 go; Texas and western
50 soas3 90 calves. SiGso. Sheep-R"c"lps f"" he'u
market steady. ~ - c.,,,. DO
Tnion stock Yards Chicago. April i3Eca - re
CENTS head marke; firm and loc higher
10 .Sra steers 81 5Ods+ 30 sockers and f"rder. .
g. ~: cows and bulls. 81 GoUS3 81. calves, S%fNN w.
r.,ans 80 25lts3 Ifogs-K"ccuts. ~ COO heal ma
ke weak and "a loc lower. Heavy packing ana snsYs
lots 81 25GS3 g.. common choice mixed ~ 'lr - -
choice assorted s5dsi Eight. 81 oDnS. pigs S'f>
sheep-Receip,s ilrD head. market weak mi Joe Wef
Interior ., choice s. casa 80 lambs 81 2jGSi 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. April Is. 1896.
New-York. April Is. 1906


COTTONAgain the market was quiet ana i01ai I'm IN
were within a very small compass May selling duiins
the forenoon at 81 20 and 81 II and August at - a. ~
and 81 72 The afternoon trading was also nght WIN
the price changes very moderate Total safes WeIe
10 600 bales The closing tone was quiet Win SOM
months showing a advance Of i point ana DINERS
decline OF point. The NewYo-k spot market was quie'
and Southern SPOT markets We're aiso UNI
CHANGED The fluctuations for the day were wl'hh "a
range Of TO 3 points. report was current carry IN
the day that the Mississippi River at NcksouTs wb
flowed its banks. but II lacked confirmation Wssn-
nrton special says: xnenaor Butler, Of south CARO-
lima arrived yesterdsI He says there never mss
so large an acreage OF cotton being planted In south
Carolina there is and he predicts that II Ine
increase in the cotton States was Correspondent
as great as of South Carolina the next crop WIN
favorable season will approximate nWoVo oales. me
Agricultural report says: cotton piah'iie 10
now quite general the northern portions OF the eo'.Sn
early planted coming and in FLORIDA llahtrls
nearly fnished The receipts at New orleans Ihurs-
day are 500 to 700 bales against 70 same
day last 347O and lao TWO years aso.
NewOrleans were l2I9 bales agals
OO6 and 1853; Galveston 1857 bales against ZVoo a an
3223: Mobile 6 bales against and Il; savannah iooo
bales against SOS and 3l6 Charleston 44 bales against
lCs and 235; Norfolk 2l2 bales against LIN ana 1oo
Memphis bales. against 2l2 and ~; Houston ou"
bales against 1919 and 500 Receipts at Houston Thurs
day are estimated at 500 bales against "'Z same
day last year. NewOreans reports the sem'-weeky IN
terror movement from thirteen interior towns as
Receipts against IS 204 last year ana ~ o4o
wears 15441 bales. agalnst ooolS
and q 2l6 stock 2l9T47 bales. against lS4'o-1 anu
no. 729. ,..,,x VIA. ~.
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%. -, -, .,..,,. ~, ~.

Market closed quiet at point advance 10 point ue
cline compared with yesterdays closing prices rams
Terrible notices 7.15 Total sales. 10000 bales. N.W,
YORK gross receipts 1874 bales Exports Sentiment 2S4
bales: Crea, Britain 4066 bales sales Sal bales SPIN
ners 24l bales stock 1862 bales Total net recelpts
to-day g. 1873 bales: far this week. . bS3 bales H
ports to-day: Great 445 bales Continent 10 10
bales Thus week: Great Britain. 1000 DsIes
France 4sO8 bales Continent 81 40 bales stock 49,
bales Spot cotton quiet. unchanged Midd!ng upanas
nc mddng Gulf ssc. Sales. ST. bales including so
bales contract and 24l bales spinning.
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton moderate demand; SAFES
5000 bales American 1000 bales; receipts IL OV9 bales
American 1900 bales. Middling upands. +Ssd Futures
opened steady partially l64d advance closed quiet ana
APRIL 4lsb; Apri-May 417b: MayJune 4lo9 Az; june
July 44jas; Juy-August. 4l3b August September +los
b; October November. 36D2b: No
vefnber- December 35S,zb December-January. 3os1so
Manchester-Yarns quiet and firm; cloths quiet
COFFEE-European advices were OF no special Import
Havre moved up a small fraction. This caused local
steadiness on trading. Further improvement was
shown in warehouse deliveries Havre STEADY: April
si75 francs: May. So June. So q July 50 o August
1925 Hamburg steady: April. 81 pigs: May. 81; June
$3.50; July s5.75; August. sa75 Rio steady At a. 100
reis: exchange quoted at o 49, receipts 700 bags
cleared for United States 5000 bags stock at Rio 5000
hays Santos receipts 1000 bags: stock. l44OO bags
Market quiet 600 An exchange OF 80 bags
March for December effected at difference OF 10
points 25 points paid 10 exchange go bags October
FOR September. - ,,, .,
points other months advance to decline Sales were
hays follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London April l5-The arrivals Of wool for the next
series OF April 10 and comprise the fol-
lowing New-South Wales 100 25s bales: Queens
land 81 1913 bales Victoria IA bales Australia
5 l bales Vest Australia bales. Tasmania. 275
bales G2 1888 bales. and Cape Of Good Hope
and Natal J6O5 OF above quantities %, cVC
bales forwarded direct 10 manufacturer Adding
the foregoing figures the wool when was neld over
coming series Of 2sloOc bales buxton:
Ronald X co. brokers report that the woollen and
Europe continue to give good EN-
ro, mcni machinery. The quotations Of yarns nave
Welded somewhat qualities. the higher grades
having declined I'D within the last three weeks Cncer-
tantv is IN. foremost Of the situation throughout
Europe this condition being largely due the dimn-
ish,I America but hopes entertained that
n. equilibrium will be- restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 10. 3:45 D m.i5ee-Extra india mess
a COS. prime dull al Jos Pork-Prime mess
Western nae steady al JJs. 30 medium dull at as 60
Hams-Shogt cut ahou, II t. 10 10. nrm AT as Bacon
Cumberland cut about - 70 ~ nrm al 3l- short rib
about - ~ long clear miidles light. about
80 10 II. steady POS ~ short clear mtdes heavy
about 30 - 10 Sd clear bellies. about II to
II H. steady shoulders. about u 20 II 10 rrm at
rs Iari-Prme spot dull RS ID. Cheese
American white steady Us i DO coored steady
M as Prime city dull i9s 81. Cottonseed
LIVERPOOL refined steady lie Spirits OF turpen'ne
steady at 2is 81. Rosn-Common firm at - ID Wheat
No red winter steady - lid NJ / Northern spring
steady al 10. Corn-Mixed Western spot firm at rs
I'D April 30 lid May nTm at 3s ND: June firm
M "a "a Flour-S, Louis fancy winter firm at IS 3D.
Itor~ NJ rondon-Parfc coast dull 20d40s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16

May 27xc: July 2shaos4c Oats higher Nay nSSc
July i0c FCgs lower nj sac for fresh porx s 90
mess new old Lard prime 81 So Oh a ice clear ss
Rocon-Shoulders &c; longs 3c clear lids %, ee.
sides ne Dry salt measShoulers, 4Sc longs. az;
clear ribs 4c clear sides +c High wines srsa cio,h
ing combns lsQl$c low and hraia iz ga artansas
medium clothing and combing I1Gllac; low and braid
Sa9c light fine 9alOc heavy fine 6a7c bury shfnT ry
vashsa shOe csh l0Aga9c o fac IT, s
4sc: 2K h. &C. Iron ties. roc; hemp twine De- Le s,.
dull buyers 81 10; sellers at 81 TIE speteIharo'
any demand sellers, SO 30; two cars sold al mat
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Apr, I5-Cotton steady mlddling. 1l-l8c:
low mddng side: good ordinary 5-iGe; net and
gross receipts ,i97 bales. sales ss2 stock 80 ?29
Norfolk April i5-Cotton firm middling. INC; low
mdding ne good ordinary. Dl6c: net and gross Re
cepts bales; exports coastwise. 1000 safes oo'
stock p. I0s ,,,,, n "a.
savannah April l5.cot,on quiet; piddng g.iss
low mlddlng 7'sc: and gross receipts 900 baies'
exports coastwise 93; sales. l37 stock. 25.Sls. -
Kew Orleans April l5-Cotton easy. good middling,
TIC: mdding ii-iGc: low m.ddlng 7i.c. good ord-
nary 73-iGc net receipts. i27o bales gross 2o2l ex-
ports 70 the Continent. 1923. sales o2O stock looi5o
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April i5-"The American Wool and Cotton IKE
porter viii The sales for the week nav
amounted 10 sos 90 No. s67 $50 10 Of which were foreign
wool. This Is aggregate than in any recsi
week the increase is entirely In foreign STOCK lie
mand for domestic wool Is very slight
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July ........:...'. ' -" % -, 80, g.,
Cash quotations were as iolo"s r"" nun, o"' i''
prices UNCHANGED. no rPfnE "i.n' w. .
spring wheat H3'gG"'. y" req 20 N4o",,' WI.
3n~uJu.c. No oats i",c y" rye % pa 10
3GUJsc No nhssr"i We, ptlni" .n'e.hF sou ;" 80,
nominal. pork per DBL 3 oopss o.. iafi per io'
H. 81 % short fihr sld"- 'nos"' - '"it' - u'f sa
shoulders boNe 81 0ax ga short clear Hles ,poNen
81 5OGH G.' whlsk"y. distilrrs hnshri s"o per gu
srrd ..." a. n unseed oil raw SOC: boiled zoe ON
a.. pr'aurc r,chnngc today the butter market was
- x,r, c,.srcrV Ga nr-ta l5G l5i,c. seconds l4c
-" '.,.riv. frr.h stock 0uioi,c
-, -, :. -. - 49,, .,,,,.,.o,. ,,,
'h'hln" MI ~ ,,,a 49,, e. ,ai a. oo r'.
nl :" ns" a." e. -. vi,, "nrsanc.I. x
mouf H,t'h"rs'"Ih - -""s- o, On - h, 40
:. req, .'1v., In hue' ,'''' Oh 1,t .,
No mixed o's, in'S'i ear y''low, ""sc' eJIS ,
mlNel ~ ms any a,,y ',n ~, uni n ~ " VIII
&c; no : mix ~ "a io'k Huiet ana s'ruy insa
S' 'le.r mess 81" - isny so -, m"rn lu'', S. .,
ra i, "ss; h''" Ino % p,n, s' SIS ~ a.
90 go, '''" p"a', aiIas -, ,''rins ~,
, T.' ,. steady epd on,". loos shoulders aisc
''y 49,, 49,, III, s ~. ~ n,.ar 80. A. .. oI,,a
.c hn.sd msos worth ,c more Eggs Marker ouI.
~, 1 ,, ,r., i,. To- - oses
ao wh.to nnet and .,c,G, s,,.s IS, hhls n, si
"'.. "'H"'' l" wv" ''' ''' '' ~ Nv - -.
Milwaukee, April ij.-Wheat opened &c higher.
',lleh tr' nn er on IePoI' oI an uda'orhpie
CHARACTER ,"hcetn,ne w. crops on tnr facimc coast
May op.n.d at "o.c fell to St.c. rallied to ooec ana
nio.eh a, tr inter hsurs ,arn rs.l &c nio% IAN
@ <i. "' s ~" N"r'rrh; %.e d 40 H h,
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Proposals

NOTICE.-Estimates for dredging az anu "a.
shermans Creek. the Harlem h,yes; Of pocks
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Closed Last year
g.. -. Iffc

The market for Rio and Santos coffee is hrmer IN as
but not SuS ss i ssh Mia aonss s sympathy
Win the -. Of 20 s Sss. n VIII"
wof;R AND MEAL--Ths Northwestern mills 81. are
Asd1: ss ' .Ss
getting ~s., s.d No mS s~ns supplies and
ss Total S,n ssle: s 1Gsx
SS S g s1i!a s Is s s
sss s Sy Da se bis spax 300 we
80 g.. sa' zoo sS SSis si s. 5Sas2
bss At s. 20 os:i o.
SEsnsysi ssa soafisr Tassms5
Epe Mss 'qe for 1s ysi2g
&C. Quoted o. % and si S5sS S
feed ss,. ssS'G meal shar sssi 's Of
city feed sS sac .A snd 900 city ss
eKAIN-wHEATTrade in wheat to,day r was small
opening =. s Maned ad ces
Sc there appeared to be very ap sun eaay az
az sA net advance The sus, in
and had ga%s tle no being made Of the
OF the Ss no ehsIss hee
By Sss;. t a m1 pa Of
s ss,S:aVs in The e insi
SHOWING iue
wcsther in winter wheat States In the
=: Sss' sssn s' repoGss North
and yer, .ons e IN the
s:a1s MissSu
Ts S.sss.s snd AND
and from parss
were again excellent and taken as indicating
In the Northwest There were Reports that
~ Pardrdge Chicago was In serious Ill health ana
s.atches alleged that his brokers were buying consid
wheat supposed 10 be TO cover shorts There were
"a hull prices on Cash wheat was again Inactive
re "a none here for export trade and at the monen.
49, seems little disposition TO buy ahead NO Z
~ IL quoted nominally at &c over May anoat;
lake and rail; No hard. Siac over May 90 and no
Ho~shern Illa2c May do. May closed at 12l1c
SsSySN-'rhe market for dull. but steady SHOW
- toward the better feeling with the improve
s,Snt In wheat leaving of with 1s4hc net gain Inc
so6erate receipts West and the hrmness In spot corn
~ helped improve prices The weekly weather bulletin
Ohio River Further south planting has been pushed
where conditions favorable. Cash corn was STEADY
fa O0fD bush No sold at Ale delivered car steamer
,yrits M 89sLc steamer corn at 3ssc ele
vator 1000 bush migrated corn sslaSec elevator ana
81 ssss"c ahoat May Ct: oATs-The market
oats continues quiet in the future way but me
cash IL proving quite an ifnpo
factor There seemed to be good many orders In me
erIs and at current quotations The outlook for the
nnrnrt business is good considerable movement or
osts reported eastward from the central West how
and the reports regarding the pushing or seeding
are EXCELLENT The bulk OF the crop. excepting IN the
Eorthwest. win probably be In this week the close
active sor export Total sales 1853 900 bush including
BUSH last evening Of white clipped and mixed
oats c private FOR export The carlot sales were
5000 bush No at 2Ska25hc elevator. 1000 bush No 3
NJ 24lxc 1000 bush No white at 28lc 5000 bush No
2 ooc Srs rs ira; , ~aye S s esns
quoted at 34ls@3sc and mailing .oe43c. RYE
MARKET quiet on the basis Of about &c for No 2
TSs Quotations to-day the closing price for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
Countrp Boaro.

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SINGLE GENTLEMEN wishing peasan', ,uV city %
- spring ard sumner; for;y-nve minutes Iv sn,t n J.
Jersey Central Railroad Address Box o.. SrsnIoe.
WILL RECEIVE into country home several y Vvss
w children whose parents are in.aho ,,a,d IKE Y
Sanitary plumbing. large paygrounas r.edns spsciI
care Best OF references given ana ,s'"