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The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07

Alfred and Ella Woodruff, children of MT and Mrs Arthur Woodruff, are pass ing the summer with Misses Smith and Palmer, at their cozg cottage. Mir and Mrs Woodruff are now touring through England on their bicycles. They are ex pected to arrive at their summer home at Washington about September IS.
 The Washington Grange will meet August l2, at p. ID. The lecturers honr will have three topics for consider. ation: Roofing, what, whether to paint or whitewash?" "Whether to raise or buy our dairy stock?" What have you been reading?' Roll call by Worthy Lecturer AverHI.
 Mrs Breen and her sister of New Haven are boarding at c. N. Beach's. Mrs Breen is an aunt of Mrs A. c. Titus. Master Clifford Turner, also of New Haven, is at MT Titus.
 Mrs Mary Sage of Waterbury and Miss Minnie Granniss of Terryville are visit ing at Mrs Abbott's.
 Mir and Mrs Charles M, Hawkins and daughter, with friend from Brooklyn, are boarding at William T. ODell's.
 Richard Bacon has been ill with neu- ralgia but has recovered.
 Mrs Henry Warehouse and son have arrived at Hobart Warehouses to pass the month of August.
 George Calhoun and wife are in Cal houn street at his fathers for their vaca- tion.
 Frank Taylor and wife of OakviIle called upon their friend, Mrs John Fenn, last week.
 The auction man with his wagon of Yankee notions, sold goods in the street by lamp light two evenings, last week, and furnished lots of amusement for all who stood around.
 Court at the Town hall, last Saturday, finished the sherman case of New Pres ton.
 George Nj. Woodruff of Litchfeld was in town, recently.
 Charles Johnson, who takes Henry Hines farm, fell from load of hay, last Friday, and it was thought he had bryk. en his back. He is doing we'll now.
 Ellsworth Fenn has commenced build ing Perry Anderson's house, just north of T. c. Jordan's,
 The barn dance by the wheelmen's club at Lake Waramaug was attended by a few from this place.
 Mrs Jackson is a guest at the house of Mrs Marietta Gibson.
 Miss Annie Gibson is visiting in sharon LDE Weeks
 pr Ludlow's daughters are boarding at Dr Ford's.
 A. B. Camp from Warren Center was in town on business, last Monday.
 Mrs Clara Anderson's sister and chil- dren from Bridgeport, arc at Perry Auderson's for the month of August.
 Miss Lucy Nettleton expects to attend the winter term at the Boston University.
 Ernest Black, the popular barber, is On the sick list at his home in New Preston.
 yespers at the Congregational church
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07

for so much a foot.
 Dr Osborne and family of Bridge port, spent Sunday at David O.borne's.
 MT and Mrs Furman, who have been at Joseph Jacobs two week., returned to New York, Sunday evening.
 Z. c. Beard and family of Shelton are at T. ". Turneys.
 There is feeling of ri icing abaut town that Sport Hill is to be macadam- ized at last. The road was a disgrace to the town in the spring time, and was not much better the remainder of the year.
 The civil actiou instituted against James J. Ward by Thomas W. Turney for debt of S625, and set down fer trial at Academy nall before George J. Banks, justice of the peace, on Friday, July 3I, a. ID was adjourned till Fri day August l4, at 8 a. m., by reason Of the inability of the plaintiffs attor. ney to appear. To this demand the defendant puts in a claim of $725 which he offers to set-ofr against the plaintiff claim, and claims such balance as may be found to be due him from the plain tiff on this account. Perry L. Johnson and K. Stewart Sumner, both ot Bridgeport, are the plaintiffs and de, fendant's counsel.
 The musical sociable is to be held. this week Friday evening, with Mrs Charles SilIiman.
 Mrs James Seeley of Kansas, formerly of Greens Farms, recently visited friends in Easton.
 Will Freeborn of New York spent 8 part of his vacation witL his father.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07
ROXBURY.

E. J. Richmond and family, Mrs Frank Haas and family are enjoying a sojourn at the home of Myron Thomas.
 Miss Grace Prindle is out with new bicycle.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07

a blessed immortality held out in the discourse. A union service was held on Sunday evening at the New Preston Hill church which necessitated the abandon ment of an evening service here, except the meeting of the Y. P. $. c. F. Mir Evans announced from the pulpit among his notices on Sunday morning, that Rev Dr Adams of Brooklyn, who is passing two months at Mrs c. k. Beeman's at Lakeside, will occupy the pulpit of the church here, next Sunday morning.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07
JOHN M0RIARTY &
 co.
 Proprietors ofthe
Waterbury Furniture
 CO.,,

The immense increase in our business shows that the people appreciate our well, known methods of doing business. Every customer is an advertiser when he or she is used well When you can buy with absolute confidence it makes buying easy.
 Ourgoods are delivered free to any part ot Connecticut. 5O.O0o square feet ot floor space gives you an opportunity Of seeing the | rgest variety Of House Furnishing goods be t .-, n New York and Boston. Ton will ap, plft te us if you only get acquainted with theE ,noughness of our methods and the i'm rnense ~tcck we trry for you to select. We bring the nlalAots of the world to your very doors.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07
THE RECENT DEATH OF MICHAEL H. COL

The sympathy of a wide circle of friends has gone out to MT and Mrs Thomas Collins of East Kent, who have been sadly afflicted by death. Within two years they were called upon to part with son, who had given promise of a useful life. On July death entered their home circle again and claimed another son, Michael H., in his 25th year. A few years ago he was so unfortunate as to lose an arm, which seemed to undermine his health. The funeral was largely at tended from St Navier's church in New Milford, Father Welch officiating. There was a beautiful display of floral tributes from many friends. A friend of the fam fly sends us the foll wing words as ex- pressing the grief of the friends:
 One precious to our hearts has gone,
 The voice we loved is stil1ed, The place made vacant in our home,
 Can never more be filled.
 Our Father in His wisdom called,
 The boon His love had given,
 And though su earth his body lies, The soul is safe in Heaven.
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07
THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING

At the town meeting, Saturday afte - noon, it YVES voted to appropriate money for fixing Sport Hill from the new road up as far as Mir Roberts, or rather res olu5ion was passed to fix up the road for so much a foot.
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Oxford. fhis weel5 "Wednesday h pie-
apT.ERuRY.

otc u Nallaceas grove
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-20
COTTON POINTS.

Curb quotations. at New york were ahout
! point bighcr than the closing the bid
for May being 1sgt1.&
Charles A baldwin % Now York ana
w. 5, Downs OF Kansas citN were visitors
az the Cotton Exchange today.
Houston expects li00 to igN bales to-
morrow. againS, an2N ON the same day last
yotr, New Orleans $500 to 3S0O, against
6ahS
cargil y Richardson's New York nd-
vices at 1880 u. M, were; "Shurts scared I:
no now features, no liked opinion Of MAY
kct"
The stocks OF print cloths at Fan Rivor
Providence and Rorton az the end ot Tho
week were lil0@1 pieces, against III o0n
pieces Nuof Hgo,
Hubbard Bros. q Go. wired r. w Mar
tin NJ 10 Il, M. "INcryhody mixed, trad
cra think advance over; don't believe tho
situation " chunHcd
According to advicos received ny Cargih
n Richardson bombay receipts for tho
week were % hcn, against $1,000 last ycar.
and 81 600 IN 1891. shipwcnta li0oN. against
5000 IN lspb, aud n coo IN iSd
l.nat weeks GALES NJ l'al River for
weekly deliveries Of print cloths are l03,-
OOu pieces per weck during March, 90 poa
per week during May and A,oN per week
during July.
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TRADE NOTES.

\ slas ne nrm at cents today and a
h.. "V'e made a fraction higher.
laa,snnss las been no change in local sugar
1lhs INV nut the market is firm and
~ e evrses on apples continue 10 adj
hs * aus 70 the growing scarcity. Fen
3AAighssrr ''ed At s. and other varieties
(rroT THOMPSON &. Co. will receive to-
lcses Ar lar OF apples, a car Of se,Jllcss
Ils,, u car of bananas.
IA IN 'tnb,' ~ is quoted at 2iac Ter
gonia ' s Kansas City market while
r,,. a. stock sells for only iisc.
as mar mari very good supply of poultry
"a sOii ' Ss today. but everything was
% N"ckens brought sa.O0dS.'5 per
p werry hne Strawberries from Dick
ssre N on the market this morning
pphly w uenand at s3.00a3.25 Ier crate.
~ ali llt grSers have advanced prices on
fs-aues OF cattle and all kinds of
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THIS MAY npAr TnE wHGATsroNE

Professor Rowland lnvenfs q Nnnlnterfer-
ing System Of TeleFraphy
Professor Horny A. Rowland, Of tho
Johns-liopklLs University baltimore mss
Invented a dsyicc for soudlnE several t.le-
erapho messages simultaneously over tho
Same wire Wheu Professor Rowland gets
HIS patent he VIII proceed 20 put his In
vention into practical use for the benefit
Of the world. lic said;
''Thc machine ! have invented will ad-
NIT Of from five to ten messages being
s-nt on the same wire al tho same time
They do not have to go 10 the ~ mo place
You might start out I'VE ineaaiRrs h"re
at Baltimore over the game wire ara
one would go to san Francisco On. To
Chicago. ON 10 Cincinnati, one 70 PITTS
burg ard one 10 New Orleans, on short
lines ten operators could work, fcuiing
ten separate m sstEcs ana hey ~ould
confusion or any OF them might be
switched off In another direction AZ ANY
point along the line. Will the wire IS
full OF messages. apparently an on rator
at any station along the line could break
In and send M tfsage either way without
Interfering with those which arr already
being sfnt. This r. something which has
hitherto puzzled all who have tried "a
solve the question. II promises to be
great thing for newspaper Offices They
can receive dispatches from all over the
country at the SAM time, and when
lorg piece OF neWs has the wire from a
certain place II will not hinder shorter
items beiisg sent from the same place At
the same time. THIS invention VIII not
do away with telegraph operators. but
1t viii enable number TO work OH the
Professor Rowland calls his invention
the multirlex printing telegraph. lie has
one ia operation IN his physical labaraio.y
OF the Johns Hopkins University, aud
says II works 10 perfection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-20

d Aahod, y BID.
LIVERPOOL. FUTURES
Opened frm, demand moderate. 2 D. m.
steady. closed quiet ana H,cady.
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pRrtD FRUITS.

-ITRON -.iic per b,
'RRANTs-Fancy cleaned 5+c, ,,.
FIGs-Evaporats &c. TURKISH iayor l-e'
NES-Evaporate &c
PEACHES EYaporated %.
PEARS Evaporated &c.
PLUMS-Pitted Sc. ,,,a-..
APPLES-Faney sliced IN ooSes 5S ,e,,c
rated 7Q7i4c.
RAIsfNs-California l.. l., boxes y va
IT, ~ crov,n l.. NJ 50 No boxes 4i.aiiac.
pRUNES Crop 1895: Capltornia pr'les.
aO-l0ls Sc. s0-eOs GA 60-7os &c: 5V-eOs ''sc'
silver and ruby prunes lOc,
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo. March le-Cattle-
Receipts 300; shlpments, 200. best grades
firm: others steady and weak TeXas
steers. gOOd3 70 Texas COWS. 2 00T2 e.
heef steers 25sii Is. native cows. ia5ft
p F0. sfockers and fccderH. t5li2 IS bulls
f0If3 ~ Hogs Rccoipis roo; Shlnmcnts
a0. market weak lower Bulk of saloH.
-n1,7 n. heavos si.I. 50. uackers. 2 70
si9Sg 1.a: rnixed 3G,Gi3 Is iiVhts q ANA 70 /.
workers. S7Off 81: pigs 27iG2 10 Sheen
Receipts 400. shlr,nnnts. 400 market
steady. Lambs s.i0Gp425; muttons, 2,o0d
. "a
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Mr. h ~ Hooper locnl mnnoccr OF the
arm of batesou. Hooper y co, we'll
known cotton buyers OF England lott
last night for NcW orleans, ana from
thcre VIII So TO liverpool Nj io.por
VIII spend thc summer No England. and
return TO this city carly I'm the fii liz
Do very popnur member of the 7Inustou
cotton Exchange. mud much roRici WINS
cNuf sgad at hts dcparturc
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SUGAR.

Now orleans. March ~ Open kettle
firm 2&9ss4 centrifugal, very hrm
white 5-iGd4 9-iG yellow l'ti b-i6; sec.
ondr 2lfM8A Nolassee Steady open
bafile none in FIRST hands. ocnrfuEais
Now YORK. March 10 suEnr-rltaw firm
saloS 10 bars san Domingo a6, test az
ga Rcaned firm
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good stock is wanted. the mar,,o, ,.,,.
practically bare at this time. MY 'e'"s
rhe dried, fruit market is imnrov,,c
somewhat. both in demand and '' yai,ls
S sease a considerable portion Of the bcs,
dried frni, the &c year t9r the consumption of
are likely TO appreciate somewhat y NE
the demand Is pretty sure TO do so ""'ie
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WIRE ANp NAILS .

quotations are from jobbers special
prices given on large shipments.
BARBED WlRE-Gldden. galvanized
Y 10 per 100 pounds, painted wire. $2.90;
Waukegan. loo higher han Gldden.
WIRE NAILS-Rate $500 per keg: adj
vances, 10 to 80 peany. SOC; and penny
zoe; and penny, T5c; and penny, eQc ,
penny, S20, , penny. SlS0.
CUT NAlLS-Rate S2.75 per key; same
advances as on wire nails.
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easy al sd4 last loan 4, closed 3isaA per
cent, prime mercantile paper Jff6 per cent
Sterling exchange easy. but not quotably
,1,wer WI a SM Tor o% dmd n,d 9a s5
4 SGst for sixty days; posted rates 4S7iitss
and 4 9Si4Tfa %. commercial bills 4@ Bar
silver e9H silver certificates 6sl.G6e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-20

Naueht a Kennedy Of New Orloana tav
ln thcir lcttcr of March is; "Thc recent
advance mas hcon so large that thcro pro
some fears that the market has been
manipulated largely with the iutrntian of
ercourAging me plnnter4 to Increased
acreage. which The recent decline had un-
doubleday had some cno', Ia checking.
We would therefore ndvisc our friends
to be very cautious IN operating as We
ar" almca certain TO have mora or less
violent fluctuations until the acreage aud
attendant conditions are defined. OF courEo
this can not he well undrrstood COR some
time vel, probably not umtil tho mid8lc
of MRy"
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WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. March le.-E,ggs- Firm fresh
a,lil6. Steady; dairy sns; cream
-, ION Chaese-Quict; aAulDi4,
a Louis. March 10 ggs--Steady
,-ssh sis Butter--Fancy and table grades
In demand ard scarce creamery I'az-'
a1 Kirsyusas city. March la.--Eggs-sc. But
,.p--c 'reamEry very FIRM country and
choice dairy scarce creamery heis' daIry
fRGi5
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Guiding March iS.i6SfiS26 Spot Rio steady;
~" ,H&; mild steady; Corriova l6sfiis.
sales go bags la Glayra and LOO bags
Sehtral American, private terms. Ware.
house deliveries from New York Yesterday
~ bags; New York stock today IN. Sag
ynitei states stock As. $50. efloat for the
United States sSi,S0o. total visible for the
year.
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Texas ss prairie, $780, South Texas. ss,os
PAINTS AND OILS,

,oll-Linseed, in bbls, raw aic; boiled
foe; petroleum, 10 test, In bbls lac. in
cases VIM, brilliant oil sizes. In bbls i9isc:
stove gasoline, In cases 81 so. In barrels
I'c' Eupion oil. IN bbls l9c. ia cases 50 81;
caster oil. medical pure Sloo. turpentine.
MITE 1EAD-Strictly pure, 6tr6Ac
WINDOW GLASS-ln boxes. 50 and 80
TO ~ per cent discount new list.
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RErR-schlitz, quaris go 50 per PM
pints 81 % per S9i; a 4 a. pi hPa'i Paie
aurts q 90. pints 30. Weiss beer 81 :,
pJIlI1CII WINES Sl.99 per gallon.
WHIsKYrer gsli9sn' hr psie f RomTb9 on
h.sh r,,s according 20 age and quality
q 71i5aS.06. blended Sl.7i45.5''
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STOCKe.
COFFEE.

New York, March 9--Coffee--Optlons
opened quiet al unchanged prices, ruled
dun and featurelens in abhence OF foreign
news of consequence. small local selling
5Gi0 points net decline. sales 60 bags. In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-20
HOUSTON PRICE CIrnpr>r

nese quotations are revised c,,Iv onf
their correctness can he relied ma
Fflces are those ruling in tho Hors,n,
Wholesale market: ''''0'
ANLE GREASE-Dismons u- go,
gross Frazier. in tin boxes saM ~,
e.oss' Golden 6)Q75c per dozen boxes
castor oil. 65Q7ic.
ANN uNlTIQN-Powder. per ker 81 oos
M. o'astins powder. 81 % per KEY. agents
n W. glIop SHOT, per sack S.45qI a.. bncl
s5 hACON - Wholesale grocers charge
1i esstrT clear, boxed 5isa8a., In sacks 3,t
New YorhH d d. s.sg95sc; dry salt, TO 6isc
~ s1it ,neliies' q smoked bellies. re
,hAfGlNG AND TIES-Frorn store
H ITgEa'g, ~ ID 4iac, 10 i7sc; % Id SIC,
n. S 4, h NC PoWDER-Apcx. l 10 $500. /.
soc si = = a., &c; Victor / TO- per dozen
Ia ncg a. a. 'Oc = ID, +5c; Isis One spoon,
q IL 9 81, oo1en 81 y To- sLS5; !. To- SOC k,
- 80 oI cans, SEQ per dozen.
- NED FRul1'-Per dozen: Strawber.
/ a. 800 Ei"; plneapples, standard sie59
95r. t,ii,u,h'.s' toc4$lW, pears standard g0d
8 ID 81 esbp,S,iT bartlett pears, . To- slooaLG5,
IL seconds > TO- $0o6l 10; standard.
pic T,YVh lto, 3 ID seconds. 81 9OTtl 40. . III
4 III ptoaehles, 75qsoc; backberrics, sGaS5c
=" slandard apples, S569Oc
9, ANpl.-Plain candy. sfistlc. wrannsd
i6tt,gtiI'a'' fancy mixed. IN pals, Iasiac rocI
n. GAN !; VEGETABLES Marrowfa,
eog l,ss, 'op75; corn 65caN25; tomatoes, II
SS'4fto',se 2 ID SOG9Oc. red kidney beans
CALIFORNIA CANNED Goops-per
ao 35 for p. lb cans. Peaches Sl.35aI 20,
r rss plums SLlol1lS; aprlcots ti.yo6i. i.
teais u i0H LOO green cages 81. lpHl.iV. nee.
RI en- az g. 10, grapes SLlpqll5, white vEcr-
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GRAM AND HAY.

car load lots. job cars from mill; deaf AZ
ers charge from store 5f5lec more per "
lbs on bran, 2GSc per bushel on oats anu
CORN-Sacked. aH15c.
oATS-2J 26c; No 2 white SoaSic' oV'i'
ir C"HOPPED coRN-6Se FER 100 ios' mil.
~ ~ . v, "a. timothy. sii56QSoo; North
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RECEIPTS AND suIpMENTs

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
today were 1904 bales, divided az follows:
by Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fee rail-
way 42S by Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railway, i70; by International and Great
Northern railway 1926; by barge Jules.
72l; by sloop Columbus. 20.
Shipped TO New York: Per IS Concho.
2i0i bales.
Taken by Galveston cotton mills ~
baIga
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Chicago, March l9.-The tremendous In,
crease N northwestern receipts over
shadoWcd ali other Influences In wheat
TO-DAY IN spite of plenty Of crop damage
! reports May closed iuli cent under yes
teiIay hnal figures, Corn aud oats each
sold OF Is, provisions had severe break.
PORK especlaiiy sunering.
hSdI. quit, an active trade was wit
messed, the market attracting Increasing
attention during the early hours with the
The feeling developed was quite weak
mn prices again reccded. The receipts of
W. cars OF wheat at Minneapolis and Du-
lutn' against Sot week ago and joy on the
CORRESPONDING day last year struck the
KY NOE OF the opening symphony Apart
rom the heaNnesS OF N southwestern
tS''lpts there was no ireSh feature IN
me carry news 10 cause bearishnesS The
WebbsHer AVA was by no means layoraele ana
- uP P".,S were NOR or i.sa uhihVoid-
u'" aHd ine fTlce current $ summary
We lo1k'u upon as IceIuealy hullsh, Inc
ulnS ,nlI'k We op1raIolS seemed 70 see
was 'st S'sor nous 9enNerl'S IN tne North
No - nv tiiv a, ,art,t III "a" n9nr gave
~ oie" VI 'u"t'I " Inil&. y, Nibll up
ward a, urn Urn OF th% pre- followed TIE post
AMI Go,t ~ vhH aiea b,, atcs %, W w ,S
nmsh ne totaI clearau.es OF wheat
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rNGLIsH coNsoL.s.

London. March 19-Consols for money
l1Nib consols for the account 100 gi-lG Bar
silver 3lhd per ounce. Money u per cent,
Tho rate Of discount In the open market
for short and three months bills 13-iGff7 g
per cent
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Galveston, Texas. aMrch l9--In the 10
cal exchange market sterling sixties sold
at $3.50. buying at 4.bo; New York sight
count, New Orleans sight selling at ia
premium buying at is discount. AmeTi-
can silver selling at par. buying at ia
discount
Galveston bank cearings, SO9.720
New York. arch IS .-Sterllng exchange.
bankers sixties 81 SC 3-4nIS7. CONNER
cial sixties, 81 SO l-2i reichmarks, "a ~.
francs. baukors' sixties. 51S is. CONNER
cial sixties, SIS 3-i.
New Orleans. La. March l9StcrlinF
exchange. commercial sixties, Ss5 3-ili
SO: francs commercial sixties, 5l9 3-s.
New York sight bankers. 81 50 premium;
commercial 5On25c discount.
London, March Bank rate, per
cent; street rate 1916 per cent; silver,
81 Id: consos for money, 100 IL, yes
terday 100 OLE
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ON sHIpBoARD NOT CLEARED.

Tho total amour, Of cotton on ahipboard
not cleared at Galveston today is 1857
bales. against 4eS21 bales ut the same
time last year, The divisions are as fol-
lows:
For Great Britain; rs oracia, 22l0: ss
Leny, 1865: ~ saturina, $3.50; total. SSi6,
For France. So Bthelreda, To-
For Hamburg: Ss Consciiffe. 30.
Fer bremen So ObcroD, 3Gt2, non-mem~
bers. g7s: total 1870.
For New York. Mallory line, 1885,
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Reported for Tho Post nv A. II. Norman
I'VE stock commission merchant.
HeeVes--
cn nu,Se. per M gross. .:'........" ! q Sh
COWS
Choice, per 10. gross ?is5t ~,
common per ID, Btoss. AZ ~.
fearilugs--
Choice. per n. gross ........... gao ,
common per H., gross........... = % -.
Calves
ChoiIe per lb gross ........ a
Common per ID, Eross......... ?i.Sp ~,
Sheep
Choice per H. gross ............. A.Tc ~
common per ead,...............1 30 u W
Cornfed pcr III. gro-s............ sttfp
hastfed per H., gross, ........... 2tid
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directions that was followed by sales of
quantities although larger hus-
ness reanlteh from mail ordcrs.
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Santos, March is-cones quiet. good
cetpts 400; stock i4s,Ool.