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sIIEKIIt"~ SALE.

HA>Cocs. ss:-SrATE or MAINE.
9DY VIRTUE OF AN EXEs UTG0N issued
} fr, M he supreme juGlcl9' court for tbe
county OF Hancock and o,at2 = Maine, u2an
Judgment ot said court rendered NJ the IAN
uary term. Il. d. 1877 "hieh said Judgment
bears date the 18th day Of January, Il. q. IL. /,
against Alien 4. FiSke, of Bioehil, Hanco L
county, Maine, and in favor of Duane IL
Nash, OF Ml5iiagtow, state OF New Jtrso s.. tof
the sum Of one hundred AID thirty ture
dollars and twenty-five cents damage, and
fifteen cents more for one writ OF execution,
| have seized and taken the hereatie de-
scriheU real estate OF said defendant, and al
the right, title and interest which the SAID
defendant had in aud TO said real estate on
the 2sth day of March, 4 d ,s96 at t,yt I've
hours and thirty minutes in the afternoon,
the lime ~he II the same WAS attached on ia
original Wit in the action on which the atore-
said judgment was given, viz:
y (, rtIln lot or parcel ct i1nd Sttuatto %
Bluehi.l, Hancock county, Maine, bounded
ana described follows. II wit: On -
north bN the land OF LleWellNu Lewis Eu1
WiIbert Carter on the east by land of John 4,
Miller ANA Charles Curtis, on the south :,
land Of Frank u. Long, on the vest by la a
OF heirs of Fred :. Stevens and John B ,
Johnson, containing one hundred acres mogs
less.
Second certain lot or parcel of land >is-
uated in Bluehil, Hancock county, Maine,
ana bounded and described as follows, to wig
Ninety acres more or less OF tot NO. p u
Third Division, and bounded on the north by
land Of John Snow, on the east by land q
Parker Wood. on the south by land OF Can.
dage and Piilsbury, on the west by land Of
Third \ certain lot or parcel of land Sill
uated in Bluchill Hancock county, Maine,
bounded aud described as follows, 10 wit: On
the north by the highway leading by ths
house Of Dean Dolity, on the east by land y
said DVritY and the heirs OF kimball p john
son, on the south by land OF AiVah Ii. Super,
one the west by land OF said Soper and land
of heirs of Andrew A. Fiske. said lot contains
sixty tour acres more or less and is kno" II IS
the Rogers Place.
And on the 2sth day of March a. d. 1897 d
ten o'clock in the forenoon, ut the sherfu 5
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faIlI,rr NN,Ii.r.

THE undersigned GGfvoN gives uuCt thai
i has contracted with the City OF tlsw orb, to
the Support OF the poor during tie ensuing tal
and has made ample provision to- thell supl'ur'
He therefore torhlue ali persons tram turtHShln-
supplies To anS paupcr on hts account as WilhuL
his written order, he Will pay Tor NO goods
furnished. HARRY > J0hEs-
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STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF MAINE.

e'nsc,;ns eo,n,, ne o. sH 49, =
~ their Deputies, GREETINGS
We command you to attach the goods or
estate of George w. Morton whose residence
is unknown to the value of one thousand dol~
lars; and summon the said defendant Gf ho
may be found in your precinct) to appear be.
fore our justices of the supreme judicial
court, next TO be holden in Ellsworth, within
and for our county of Hancock, on the second
Tuesday of April next, then and there in our
said court to answer unto Alice Morton, OF
Eden, Hancock county, Maine, in her libel
for divorce in the words following:
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lfeal Notifies.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate within
and for the county of Hancock.
INHE UNDERSIGNED John II. Eldridges
/ the guardian of Flora E. Sawyer, .
minor. respectfully represents that SAID ward
is seized and possessed of an interest in thH
following real estate, viz: A certain parcel
of land with the buildings thereon. situated
on the southerly side of Pond street near tho
bridge in Bucksport village, and being Tho
homestead OF the late Joseph smith, jr,. deg
ceased, and the same premises decided to said
Smith by George Foster and recorded in Ham
cock Registry of Deeds, vol. l42, page I'd
Also another parcel of land situated in said
Bucksport, being part of the Gore LOT
called, and the same decided to Joseph smith
IT., by Hannah l. Smith. by deed dated
February 10, 1892, and recorded in Hancock
Registry of Deeds, in book 25s. page SO. maj
said estate is unproductiye Of any benefit %
said minor. aad that it viii be for the interesS
of sand minor that the same should be Id
and the proceeds secured on interest, ~
therefore prays your honor that he may ~
authorized and empowered asreeaniy to law
to sell all Of id wards interest ia tn" Yove-
described real estate, or sueh part of It IS
in your opinion may he eNpeuicHt.
JOHN II. ELDRIpeE.
STATE OF MAINE.
HAxcocK, sat- a court of probate held az
Bueksport the second " Wednesday OK
February, a d. 1897.
On the petition aforesaid. Ordered: ThaS
petition, with this order thereon, three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. .
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that all per.
sons interested may attend on the second
probate to be holden in Ellsworth. and show
cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted. Such notice to Do
given before said court.
o. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. P. DoRR, Register,
A true COPY. Attest:-CHAs. P DoRR. Register.
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QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE ms. co ,

OF QUINCY, MASS.
Incorporated and commenced business In 1871.
CHAs. y. HoWLAND, President
WILLIAM IL. FAY, Secretary.
ASSETS DECEMBER, 81, 1895.
Real estate owned by the com
pany, untrcumbcrcd, l6s'O W
Loau~ bond and mortgage
thr-t liruS "a s~l 10
Stock and ,o,id- market value S5l ,1i3 %
Loans secured hy roliaterals, lolaW' tn
Ca-h in Office and in bank, -,iI+ -
lhtere-t due and accrued TO- 81
Premiums in due course of col
lection II, 40 40
Aggregate OF admitted assets at
their actual value, SbOl,N7' =
IL ABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1895.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
CLAIMS. $500 %
Annunt required to re-nsure all
out= tdnIiuE risks, 25+,tla -
sim, etc, $4,000
Iotal amount of liabilities, 2b4,N so -
surplu. over lt hahIIilie. 49,, Al 80
GEO. II. GRANT, Agent,
ELLSWORTH Me.
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r-4 ss4# = urt -t4Ffst4-, So. lt4 -
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Ieaal Notifies.

To all persons interested in either of the es
tates hereinafter named
Alta court of insolvency held at Bucksport in
and for the county of Hancock, on the tenth
day of February, n. d. lSs1.
THE fol owing matters having been pre-,
i scented for the action thereupon hereinaf.
ter Indicated, 1t Is here ordered that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested, by
causing copy of this order to be published
American, newspaper publi- he'd at Ellsworth,
in said county, that they may appear at
court OF in,",Eency' to ne held at Ill sw9rth,
ten OF the clock III the forenoon, and be heard
thereon If they see cause.
George \. Green, of Deer Isle, in said coun-
ty. insuvent debtor. Petition for discharge
from all debts provable against his estate un
der .he insolvency laws of Maine, filed by
said debtor.
Howard G. Spotford, of Deer Isle, in said
county. insolvent debtor. Petition for dis
charge from all debts provable against his
estate under the insolvency laws OF Maine,
filed by said debtor.
Juliet Nickerson, of Eden, in said county,
insolNeut debtor. Petition for discharge
from all debts provable against her estate un-
der the insolvency laws OF Maine, filed by
o p. CTNN1NGHAM, Judge of said court.
true copy, Attest:-tHAs. p. DoRR' Register
rI,HE subscriber hereby glvesIublie notice
L To all concerned THAT She has been duty
appointed and has taken upon herself the
trast Of yNegatriN Of the last viii and testa-
mtHt Of Elisha SoPer, late Of Buckspurt, ia
the U5l.tS df iluC0Gk r, deceased. No bond be-
ing required ny the terms OF said viii; she
therefore requests all persons vino EEe in
deHted t7 said deeeaees'> estate TO ma X ia
mand~ thereon to exhibit ths same for settle
meni HELEN :. BCCH.
February 1e. a. d. 1sa7.
V'HE subscriber nereoy gives notice thai she
L has oeen duly appointed executrlx of the
last Will and testament of Lois VI. Frtetny,
{ % | K,
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STATE OF MAINE.



STATE or MAINE
"
HANCOCK S.:
To the Honorable Justice of the supreme in.
dirial cont NEXT to he holden at Ellsworth.
in and for the said county of Hancock on
the second Tuesday OF April a. d 1881
nESPFTTFI'IIY REPRESENTS Alice Morton,
IL of Eden Hancock county Maine, and
esthi, honorable court to i,,. informed thax
She was lawfully married to George " Nor.
tom then of Roc kland Knox county, Maine,
on M. twenty. second d5y OF April A. d. $50
ii,tice. Of the ueaee ,ard that her maiden ms
vas Alice Leland that size has had by no
sid George " Morton, two children, a. -
Morton now six Years old aut f...f. h Nl,rlG.,
no., four wears ole that ,our ,ineiIant sise5
their aid marriage has always conducted
ths. the said george ". Morton. ~Ho,Is =.
on The uty-fourth day OF octo1eI, a. 4.
~ utterly neSeE,v" ~ - ,'l y" -
S,t+>E' ~ ".ns - 49, - - !, - y
Slee W llISi itit ~ ''r's ny
HAlti' o' u -; ti. -, ~
Sue haa ltut ut,I-s..'' ili,! VI. - -, ne
ttI ",ie 90 a. -, 80 lIi -.
siqelte Vi tae ss.i4 S'eoIs e " 49, '0l g1
ana your ioe liant lul 90 i 10" .i' -
sala N'eo5 &c No w " -, Las =. -
ssince thtir said marriage to wit ever since.
And your libellant further AYERS that the said
George w. Morton since their SAID marriage
has been guilty of cruel and abusive treat-
mem tNnaiu neit s'N i4"i' NS44S''A'i -
habitually used to her profane and vulgar
language.
And your libellant further ayers that therR
collision between her and the said
George w. Morton to obtain a divorce, thaS
she believes it reasonable and proper, condu-
Give to domestic harmony and consistent WITH
the peace and morality OF society that the
bonds of matrimony between her and hey
said husband should be dissolved by dlVorce;
and that the said divorce being for the tault
of her said husband she may have dover in
his real estate, and that the court Will dtereS
her reasonable alimony out of the estates Of
the said George w. Norton having regard e
his ability, or instead thereof, such sum OK
money the court shall order, and that thu
custody and education OF her two children
above named may be decreed TO her.
Eden, January 80, a. d. 1897.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

by his attorney, Geo. K. tu
fremont. Ne, Feb. 5. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
orurp N,pr.ETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rO Feb fSr az ne ha as 70 for HSans
W.s Ga tGF 'sa' Market
%. ea S.c Ss ssl' ali ss, good prime
SRSs su; al SD Hssy
s So 81, sGoS % choice Sss' fat sesrs % Is do
.s:E:G. 1; r. + sss
ers bulls 81 So exports So mixed canada cat
The he. r'fs e airs here quarantine .s
sss Which tG sni 800 head for Ssss
@ sssd as %aa assa opened pc @
&c., 5S.G lover rd FIX !'I $ s
sSss. s .ss:s 81
s ss ssG tsF h last q s SS
@ c i a weak and an ics5e
n% ssp steady bsk os s 10 sec to ar
8 iSs5 20 good TO She.ee GOOD 20 TO choice soasa
"a So@' 10 fair 81 poass 40 yearnss and ~e'her' sag
81 ~ No export demand ,.,,,.
-, e,ccx Yards Chicago. Feb l-Catu g., t
an :aS: ss: s. + ss
head lo 1 3 sssy ana
R2 s:s az ispss
s. p .ssay - . &c ows interior choice So 50
n msS DO MA lambs SO soas' TO- ..s. r,,rv..
es: EsG na,v. :tss. s 8 ss:
sss os . sssS 81 ' heavy &c
iI53 head; make, s'ehds anu '"'"'
rs., Liberty Feb ic.t,l...Markst slow Ky s, i .S
100 ID ~ ,,dv 81 I5Sl % So Spg$4; cont
good - common 10 good Fat bulls and Cows s?g
mon *Jts ssIsa. fresh and sprngers. tIoISN
io .phst active on all grades At advance Of io9iss
per 100 ~ Pm. n heavy hogs s3QS3 10; good roushs
ts sneepIMsrket active SOD western Sss sssi
50 9c@tt l p9i y" Common :. 73as3 cults ~ 1gS2
81 ssG &C. v .s%e Calves. sSssGSc
kansas city Feb Hoss-Reeept, SU" TAG; aSisn :o
k.t slow ssHss as pigs ssaSa TO- caitle-Rsceipts
400 head market steady native steers: sest hs. g
20 fair 10 fo'1 GOOD 81 scgs3 bulls. S9 so0ss: s.sek
co. and Feeders 50 20Gs4 oo; Texas And wsst~ns y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
WEEKLY EXPORTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork February J. 1897.
cOT'T0N-The market quiet. Fluctuations
within compass Port receipts and interior
light to-day. and a small movement is
bales be received ports. although something
he out from the various ports" which might
swell the receipts about 5000 bales The receipts the
ports last week 1888 bales against 1i2si7 bales
last The market was In draggy condition. with
outsiders not showing much disposition 10 operate and
local traders confined their operations 10 100 300 hale
rule. Liverpool arrivals closed with gain
!ne especially English spnners continue TO buy cotton
fair rate at full prices. Sales were 1000 bales
Manchester 70 hold steady Altogether the
from Europe better than expected especially Liver
poo opened better which is unusual for Monday
has taken the opposite Monday for several
. demand yarns Manchester. Reports from
the drygoods district indicate better business There
for 900 bales for Vera Cruz Saturday The
receipts Houston Tuesday estimated at 5000
800 bales against 6.914 bales day last week. and
65s5 bales last Receipts at NewOrleans Tuesday
estimated 800 TO 10 500 bales against 014 bales
day last week and l2845 bales last The
cepts principal interior points to-day follows
Augusta 311 bales against OPT and CTS bales; Memphis
4q3 bales against 0S5 IFS bales St Louis 2oI bales
against 335 and I6 bales Cincinnati 31S bales. against
800 s13 baes Houston 2017 baes against 131 and
Sl43 bales Receipts at the principal ports to-day were
follows: Galveston. 3o34 bales against 1924 bales
same day week and 3sas bales last year. New-Or
leans 400 bales against h. 226 0456 bales Mobile
zoo bales against 349S and 93s bales Savannah 32
bales. against 1916 and 25s1 bales: Charleston, PIP
bales against 1882 and 069 bales Norfolk lob bales
against 1T0l and 1892 bales Southern spot markets
steady 10 firm. with exporters taking fair amount Of
cotton.
Opening, close to-day and closing bids the
lastN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
r,.popr,N PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,ysrroo, Feb l. BIAS D. m.-Beef-Exra India mess
AMI AZ els Sd: prime mess dull at sos Pork1pr'me
me rams"short cut about u to 10 n steady az 40.
rs r,,acnn-Cumberland about D TO 20 10 dull al
% s, rib about 20 10 "a 10 at 2s: long clear
Sass light about 80 SO 70. dull a, 2ss long clear
mddes. heavy about % 70 30 n dull at sss SeS,
behes' ~ steady at 27s Lard-Prime Western spot.
AM a, 21s Cneese-Amercan finest white and eoored
au.l Tailow-Prme city duh at 1ss cottonseed
oIIverpcol refined firm los 3D. Spirits o. u5psntine
Urn sd winter no stock No Northern spring steady
q, &c I'd corn-Mixed Western spot. new. steady at q
o IL, Arm AZ q 1Oild; February steady at - SID:
Nah steady at p SD April steady at p sid Flour
81 Louis fancy winter dull az ss Hops at London n.
ias week from Atlantic ports 500 quarters from
- coo charters Receips Of American for the last
geek we're az quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

severe day almost ali saturday Ia being lost The
equivalent to 2is cents bushe Its stocks showed
erens the troubles OF the holders there was
pectedly large increase In receipts from me Northwest
the last hour there quite change in the character
of the news The visible decreased 100000 bushels,
which O was 6 Ss seabar bushels The
English visible decreased 3olo0O bushels There was
wn u Visible probably 100000 bushels The rally,
however was feeble one May seps anS i closed s
74sG7is, cents The market early got almost cent
n the The close Sa as g ~ aSSu, at the
rspOf up to the TSse only
Of business done herr %si Rsy w prs
nnieniabiy sold for export The demand from m!lers
was poor St Louis bearsh. and did more selling
than any other interest. The buying was from shorts
Corn considering the decline Of wheat was firm
finally aI 5na q just and eHsed at s en;s
steadness was on by the shorts particularly
by large short bry who ba s@ the
to Keep small clifford the buyer by all odds The
selling was o Sy bSs PfsS ss was @
There lot Of wet Iowa Sen ON h Is saed
S"se which Iowa shipper about , Ssns
Oats took their cue from corn opening weak with
c,nsea AZ l7diS cents Receipts were 2S2 cars, with
'' Provsons were weak partly large hog receipts
partly with and partly on the rear tha sne
on mig 1rN wOu Saturday sSw OF 10 cens ribs loss
~ There were Moo eor n9sS po int sbers
az 900, axsiast $1,000 last year .s. po,,, roo,,a
At night provisions stocks showed a q, nGo reguar
POS SasT nd e Gd g9r sp pounds ss
curb puts on May ay Ma ns" corn no az 24as
.cails'' AT 2ii.a2tL cents.
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cline In prices to-day there very little export INQUIRY
prooaby due to the fact that major OF the weak
ness WAS abroad the decline coming from that end instead
VI america The sales reported OF "2WU BUSH No
Spring opening Of navigation private terms differences
again nominally advanced No red wheat wa: quoted
May. afoat and No Northern spring &c oyer May
I o nnoat. May closed at U%c CORN--There was
weak market In for moment al the opening. out
the little selling pressure very largely due to syn
pathy with wheat. and in short time better feeling
prevailed Prices were very steady all day the market
or corn decreased slightly the last month and are 0T
bush The worlds exports the last week 351s COO
bush against 3844 600 bush the prec ding week g.
800 900 last Local stocks OF showed
of sol 600 bush but the visible increased 2000 BUSH
amount passage decreased 100000 hush this had
active 5000 bush were reported for private
terms No in the elevator was quoted 2ghc 80.
OATS-The market for oats nominal future dclv-
cries and featureess. There feeling
early In the session. but later somewhat. stesder condi
ton prevailed There was only small volume OF trade
West and not much outside interest The local stocks
showed decrease the last week OF 3l3 bush AMI
visible supply Increased 1900 bush The receipts
interior to-day show but slight change from
The close was Gkc below the final official Saturday
Sash oats were steady Sales 81 900 bush including
200 bush No white 22c 10000 bush track and un-
white 2Oic 10000 bush No clipped private terms
port No oats were quoted 2l%c. elevator; No 3 oats
2o,sc; No white 24c .RYEMsrket steady: CARROTS
state. 4O044c; No Western 3Ss6f39c. Buffalo open
ing naxigaiion BARIEY-Market dull. Feeding
Quoted 2S's@20c Buffalo May. 3Ss.c NewYork. FEB
WhEAT-Marke; dull and heavy quoted .ic c trace
for prime State.
The quotations to-day. the closing prices for the pre-
.'ou. day and closing prices for the corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

Market closed quiet and steady at 2 to points ad-
exports: Britain 1850 bales France 700 bales
Continent 200 bales stock 2oo S2s bales Total net
36475 bales against Gos3i bales last week and 1919
bales last year sxp9rs TO-DAY Grea 400 Britain Titan Us
OCT 9sl bales Spot cotton quiet and unchanged mid
ding up!ands. I b-l6c; midding gulf. lee. Sales,
240 bales including 40 bales spinning and Zoo bales
export.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool oabes-Spot cotton
fair demand at fun rates. sales o0oo bales specua-
futures opened steady, partial lad advance; closed
G Rs9' nss 5s to 5 A
May. 359b May-June. SGOs; June.Iuly. S6Osgs July
be 1885 oc,oberNoveInbe s4sl4s November December,
347ls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and steady cloths dull
close with August points higher. but other months
about unchanged; as compared with Saturdays closing
There was slight improves ent just before the close
light offerings with some dspoeit,on to buy Twenty
MarcS sold at s3oaa s5c: and other months at
one price for each month the total sales We're 500
weaker on the fair receipts santos Hamburg closed
point lower on Deeen6sr W other months Is, T ao
6srs Including sos 900 bag. Brazilian, against 1888 900
bags including 900 bags Brazilian last month The
rom Rio with 10000 bags steamer Canarias from Rio
10 New-orIeans with 10000 bags and steamer Georgian
taratveiy little c3fee for sale in the local
erie s as YEAR he Rio to ea
pd Re No exeas s. s'ssdf sns, at R $500 es
change sss 600 bags ana for Europe eo bag
Rio .tocs sos 900 Says steady receipts
1900 bags; Santos stock go 90 oags market steady:
soninsI With RIo rs invoice lines spot quoted a.
ese and No invoices on spot quoted sd a. Csc Md
caibo on private terms
Tn. following shows the highest; lowest and closing
prices to-day on contracts:
1ax. ca,,,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

Landau Feb 1-To-days wool sales were conducted y
Wirdeier & Co. and Jacomb. Son a Co The one.'nss
were r. 7O7 There was good seection ID,
tendance Of operators and the prices were nf anr.
can operators bought largely OF Gee,ns super III "a
ana greasy OF which there far show. ana tne
crossbrcds 10 the home trade Connen,s ~
bought freely Of suitable lots Inc tfasac"o"S anu ~
prices obtained s,,sx,,. MA.
New South waies4,50o bales; secured s,snWls ~
locks and pieces 7@i1,ad: greasy 4sai0d; locks ana
pieces 3d7%d o,a. ~, ..
100 bales secured. IOiqis 3D. locks ana
neces GdNfs Ia greasy Jd9d locks and pieces t9I'sd
'VictorIa-2 300 bales secured Sd@is 5d locks ana
i%I7kd. - NJ
mis-. greasy 4ixl7a4d: locks and pieces, +4T6Ad.
West Australia-fO0 bales secured 6s9fcd; locks ana
neces cad: greasy, 5Alsd.
New Zeaand~I 100 bales: secured Gx11ld; locks and
pieces es@olsd greasy 7l.aiod locks and pieces go
md. -, - ,,...,..., a. 80. q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

Cash quotations follows; -Four dull ana
spsaf PsSSf
81 IN e woods dog s. a g a:s & in W" sS sss q
a5.$s y ,s'si s sssas. err
s%;.Ss% 5:, i:sa S.. sS Ss1
dry sailed s6sud.s boxed g 25st 30 short clear sides
standard a." - %; I.nseed ollRaT 2Ic; boed, 2ec
steady; creamery 2oc arsts isaioc seconds l4@
,ss9na ss ss5sS
a whit ss ysl;w 22 Oats steady ;snIy
S 49, w cTenr butt butt IS So dea a back S s.
Sc prime steam ssoc Dry sslted
Bacon shoulders i.G loose shpr, rib sides Az,
loose short clear d,s 4 loose clear Ses S IS
Eggs sh BE- %Ssss snd ac RS''"A 'Ts'"s
op aaTaas !ise ss3 fell to 7s raed closed
q @ s%ps s Sas 2 sample bSTeT Il
sss rye iPSsn 10 on track a''ic No g.
Minneapolis Feb. Wheat went to pieces before the
s s P opening Would %"T"nf s fa
Ssy. Of the Su @ S S Ta was Nav opened
c 77c broke iS and closed S at ~; :;
WHEAT Mllers were good purchasers OF spot No I
Norhern ranged from ia2c under No J. No sold al
scc under ds,, No Nsrhe Q" Nd aE No d hard o"
Patents 81 s5ds4 2O: bakers 81 SodsS io production
Bran in bulk quoted s. 25as5 30; shorts 81 75aS5;
middllnRs SO I5Gs7. $3.50
Philadelphia Feb Flour quiet. unchanged Wheat
declined lie per bush exporters Indifferent and demand
s% Msrdh sh Ap %heas "a Ma
soc CARROTS in export elevator No Pennsylvania red
so,c bid No Delawsrs red SOC bid No red sIAs
good export, demand Local CARROTS quiet but s fgmer
March. 2s'2e5c April 27a27hc; MAY S9minal car
lots In export elevator. No mixed 26d28l.c; steamer
ajT2N.c No 28za2sc oa.soDemond for carlCts
track o3922pc No white clipped 2i'sc; No white n
231G24c. dull. lower; Pennsylvania and Western
hrsts. Ice. Other articles unchanged.
st Louis Feb. I-Four Ggst % unchanses gS ss s
choice s3ass l -four 81 Goas2 So Bran quiet steady
81 sacked side. Wheat lower; February slsc
slltc asked July 7oNc bid Corn easier Febrary
February 1e.c nominal; May ls%c BID Eggs lower at
creamery extras 2o'a%2lc seconds l4glec dairy extras
So g so IardPms steam 50 1853 re: H.. choice d
Csc clear ribs t15c clear sides &C. Dry sal, lit. mea oc
sides 5oc High wines steady at s. u.s. WOO a s
ties csc. Irvine. &c Lead hrni chem cal 90 hard
81 So common. Missouri. 50 so; deslverized. 50 s2s
Spelter dull at 50 10.