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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25
Father Of Forty-0ne Children.

4 short ride from Moosup in what
is known rs the Sparks district, in
the eastern part Of Killlngly. lives
Levi Bradshaw, whose record for
pOpulating the earth is such that he
deserves to become famous. Brad
shaw c%migrated from Canada, and
has lived i'll that vicinity about thir-
teen years. He is now III his seventy
first year. lie has been married
three times and he il the father Of
forty II children, forty OF whom are
now living. BY his first wife he had
six children. including IL pair Of
twins. His second wife bore hun
twcnty-iour children, half Of whom
we're twins. His pre- fent wifi.
presented him with eleven
children.
Bradshaw was not ii years old
when he married the first time. The
eldest son is now ii and las several
children and grandchildren. twenty
nine Of the old mans sons aud
daughters are married and all have
children. The grandfather does not
know just how large his family OF
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren has become. IIc ran enumer-
ate up to 40, hut he is in the dark as
to tho remainder. He estimates
that they may run up to 200 or so.
The Kill,ngly patriarch married
his last wife III Daniclson thirteen
years ago. Only one ont OF her
eleven children has died. Tho death
occurred at birth a few montha ago.
The rest are healthy and robust, like
the father. Mr.. Bradshaw 10 believed
to he the banner father oi New Eng.
lana md the banner grandfather OF
tho United States.
The family live at Il fork in the
roads in what it known as the Shin.
pee schOolhouse. 1t il a little. one.
story structure, and, having been
abandoned for echt oil use some time
ago, now shelters as bright II lot ni
children as probably have ever been
under its roof. When a reporter
called at the door he found the little
%shavcrs RECALLING themselves will,
bread and ~lasses, and they looked
frolicsomo nnd very sweet. though
perhaps Tot exactly IN kissablo trim.
Mamma had gone to Daniclsun Ia
buy some groceries md papa was
somewhere, and tho kids were run.
ning the ranch. Later OH the hearty
old gentleman appeared and answer.
ed all questions in broken English.
lilo appeared to DO in mortal fcar
that some one Sas to take away some
of his Young ~hopefuls. md when
given assurance To the contrary ap.
parently breatbed easier. Mr.. Brad.
shaw IL a why looking little n
and he said TINT his numerous family
were ami ly provided Tor cven thouph
he was not now able Ia work much
New London Comm Day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25
To NhOm it May Concern.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY S,.y Ian - ~

$500
CARSON, CITY. New, Jan. -, lsgs.
Notice Is hereby given that the State OF
Nevada, under the Act OF Congress- approy.
ed June Is. I-SJ (2i Stats. 2-7). has filed in
the United States Land Once AT Carson
City. Nevada. Lis: No. 80 OF lands selected
under said Act, and has applied for q pat.
rnt for said lands: thar "a part OF said list
is open TO the public for inspection, and "A
copy thereof. by descriptive Subdivisions
has been posted Ia a convenient place. in
said United States Land Onicr for the In
spccttou OF all persons interested and the
public generally.
within the next sixty days following the
date OF this notice protests or contests
against the claim 81 said State OF Nevada
TO anV tract or subdivision described in
the list, on the ground that the same is
more valuable for mineral thar Agricultural
purposes. will be- received and noted by the
Register and Receiver OF the United states
Land ONCE ~ Carson City. Nevada. for 20.
port to the General Laad ONCE az Wash.
ington, ID. G.
Tn following are the Subdivisions de-
scribcd. TO wit: n a of n q a, : W t.uf n
= =, Il !: Of l. " a, sc 4 Of II " ., and u " a
OF ; W =. sec. II. and : " a 81 W 1. sec. IL,
T 81 y Z N u IA M.-2SJ acres.
=. PRATT.
State Land Register OF the State
of Scvadl,
Date OF t!rst insertion. Friday, Jan. ., Isgs.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At CARSON CRY, NV
vADA. March -. 1898.

LAND OTFICE VT CARSON CRY, NEv-
vADA. March 30. 1893.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF mis- intention la make final proof
in support Of his claim, aud that said
proof will bc made before Tho County
Cork OF ElkO county u: Elko. Ne
vhda, on Monday. May lG, 1893, viz:
Anna Kennedy, Divorced Wife Of
William II. Kennedy. Tor the s i OF
\ w Il and y i II " Il, Sec. ~.
T30 y ~ f.. VI. u. VI.
He names the folloNin witnesses
To prove his tinuous residence
upon. and cultivation OF, said land,
VIZ:
William Kennedy. ST., OF SHELTON.
Nevada.
Oliver Rifle. 81 Shelton, Nevudn.
Joseph III. Sanguiuct. OF Shelton,
Nevada.
Louis y. Albarti. Of Shelton, New
ada.
o. II. GALLUP.
Register.
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THE PHONOGRAPH "a EU5cIa
Regarded with Disfrv"r hy the Pu-
lice A~utnurIii,a.

lice Authorities.
Edison's plouog'ugh has had u bat
tl@ TCka! with i,USS:Iu pre-, ,.s-lSh.u.
says t.c ATg.o-i:ussjan. /. ,lyi.iuU
Of the pubic caIGcEs in I.,UI.. tn,
machine 'as exhibited, .rI "a. acted
large ATT sees. II played a.o saug.
and .aug.. i and spoke for &c.. me
unG!s;". O.. until 4 police ,i..>,: ....:d
the ma, me recs,iuE one e.. i,..,u".
famous fables. viz: "Dcmr.U's JL.La"
ls"up CT hosri;ality), bu; Wiz. auu.,
variations ON the origina. .,NJ. The al
iiccr got suspicious. and no, trusting
to his mcmory, he ran at once a:d 20;
kTi,oiT's book, ana came again 10 listen
TO the monographs version OF the
fade. To his horror he found the
fdh.c reproduced not at all rs il WAS
passed by the censorship more t.au !alf
a century ago. An alarm was raised at
once, the higher local authorities COM
municaicd with. and the Of the
pavilion, Mr.. P~araiiuOvitch. was CaIicd
upon TO explain the behavior of that
speaking American beast. All the moor
manager could do was to opun the mys-
itf!CUS inside of the criminal machine
and hand over to the authorities the in
discreet cylinder which threatened to
tel the peaceful inhabitants SO many
undesirable things. But the arrest Of
The chief criminal was considered in
sufficient. as it could not have acted
without a human accomp,icc. So, nc-
cordtr" to the Taganrog Vics,nik. the
AFFAIR has taken its official course. and
-" innocent manager of the pavilion
has lost in the mean time his generally
g"od appetite and sound sleep. as he
iocS not know III what punishment the
Official proceedings viii result. and how
long he will have to wait until his fate
is decided.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25
Mr.. GENTLe6Y CHAGRiNEO.
He Realizes In His own Experience
S%omethInK Hc Had Often nend or.

Something lie Had often Read or.
when there arose in the household Il
question rs to the expenditure of money
for n purpose that to me seemed n
luxury we could not afford and should
not indulge in" said Mr.. Gentleby, ac-
cording to the New York Sun, IL OPP
posed it vigorously. ! am not so sure
but what some OF my vigor arose from
the act that the morcy to he srcTt
would come out Of my own pocket; but
1 was right about it, anyway. 1t would
have been an unwisc and unreasonable
expenditure for us to make, and knew
il, md | resisted it to the extent Of 10.
fusing to make it.
And then | made n great mistake.
After l had got it all settled for good
reasons. and finally and distinctly had
refused to spend the money. then
moved by Mrs. Gcntleby's continuous
discussion and by my own desire tC
please her. l said all right, we'd spend
the money.
"'Well.' said Mrs. Gcntlcby. 4 thiuk
they ought 10 put you up on that pole
and She pointed to a lagrolc on u
building within sight Of our domici!c.
upon which there was once q weather
vanc, which we often consulted, but
which has now been removed.
We'll! haven't been so shocked ir
years! | had read in novels. and every.
whcrc else, about how women li!;c
strong men. that above all other qua.
tiles they admire courage AID that The
glorify the rcsoiute and dcs.isr ~
vacillating. but had ncvcr realized f.
until now. But | realized il row 49,,
Il vengeance. BY this one nc: c! weak.
ness, prompted by kindness thcu"h II
was. | had knocked myself down from
my pedestal.
thereafter when l kick | kick TO tho
end
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25

Tho Atlanta Constitution tells this
good one:
aAnd you were ut Lees surrcndcf?-
asked IL Georgia citizen ot mn old
darkcy.
"ics sub; I waz dat,- WIS the ro.
ply.
swell. what did Grant say when
Lee gave his sword up?"
"Hc give it ter ono or his mems on
hc cay. Dom let Gin'ruI Leo git holt
or dat crgiD. Ito been raisin' de
dcbbil wid II for TO years. Go long
hide II from him; he's got tur
whar he's dangerous
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W iii Not br EnIscJ.

Tho following dispatch was sent TO
Congressman Ncwl mds Satur lay by
the President OF the Eiku County
Cattle Association:
"F. G. N~EwLAYDa. Washington, ID.
C.:-CalifOrnia caitlcmen have Sent
represent ,iivcs To Washington to
urge raising Of quarantine. We look
To our representatives for protection.
M their success means Ncvadn's ruin.
Wire situation.
JAMES RUSSELL, SIR,
"Prcsident.-
To this dispatch the following an-
wa received last night:
-WAsnISGTOS, ID. C.. March 81.
JAMES ltUsSELL. President Elk,
County Cattle Association, fiIkn.
New Have interviewed tho Soc.c.
larry OF Agriculture. Tho quarantine
Will not he raised without the con.
sent of tho State authorities. Think
you need have no apprehension.
"FnASCis @. NEwLASDs.-
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To Whom it May Concern.
STATE LAND OFFICE.

'aN = - NaN ~ E.
CARSON CITY, New. Lar -, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the State OF
Nevada. under III" Act OF Congress- an
proved June Ii, lHsi (2l Stats. 1911, has filed
IN the United states Land Onlcc ~ Carson
CITY, Nevada. List No. 2DI OF aGdss selected
under said Act, and has applied for "A pat
cut for said lands that "A part uG said list
Is open &" the public for inspection. AMI a
copy thereof, by descriptive subdivisions
mas been posted In a convenient place In
SAID United 81 ties Land ONCE for the in
spectlon OF all persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
uhlc oI TINS notice pro "St~ or contests,
against the claim OF said Stttc Of Nevada
toany tract or sub division described I'm the
list, on the ground that the same Is more
valuable for mineral than agricultural pur-
poses, Will be ruCri ell AID not-d by tn,.
Register and Receiver Of the United States
Land once at Carson city. Nevada. for re-.
port To the General Lane ONCE at Wash.
II gtOu. d.. G..
Tho following are the subdivisions de.
scrihcd. To wit: net, Of n a sec H.. I
- y IL % y II u Il s M acres.
a. G. PRATT.
STATE Land Register of the state
OF Nevada.
Date OF first insertion. Feb. I. lsJs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25

congressman Nc lands has the
thanks OF the INDEPENDENT Tor COP.
ies OF ms bills directing tho Sccrc.
tary OF tho Interior 10 mako s,frvoya
md report on the cost Of erecting
reservoirs in the arid region and to
create n public land commission,
Goth bills arc Of interest to the peo.
plo OF Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25
\ N RUssELI. SIR,
\ Ready Friend.

j. T.. Carter Of Bridgeport. Califor
MIA writes: 81 received sucl. marvel.
Gus relief and benefit from the Use Of
Irib' after being KICKED 10y "a vicious
horse, that feel impcIlcd to write
you. Everyone WHO has a horse
should have n bottle Of Trib Tor
emergencies.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-25

n for'y'iiYc ton torpedo boat was
bought by The agent ~ tho United
States navy yesterday. and will bc
shipped To New York at once by
steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Receipts ~ cars 2o67 head-a2 20 he exported
i2s direct = local sausheres and II cars for the
total of p to be sol-?o a. Jersey cry and at
Sxto.h->t Demand oay moderate. ana the trading
e-a slow prices ruling steady with The exception u drJ
ciearei Poorest 20 native steers sold 81 eOaS5
s3as9 60 d- cows ar So 2oaS" - Dressed teef steady
cables Il, quoted American steers
g. tsr :. " exparts ts-iay tomorrow the sHrsia
< CO.. ~ Toiransn FOR Lveip55 400 cattle for C. F.
Reeier the Massachusetts for London 1873 cattle and
90, cattie for j. shamaerg son and the liuhao t'r
I'M 49, oa.e for s. Sa@ntt'ey az n; ma ma l s
quarters o.; lef an to ports Of Great Britain. with the
.,i,. a. c' % S E1na1y :e' as 8 81: e
io=2 s. d. ~ 2. a. $ IS g DO j =,
"a % go a. q a. tS S n 100 3d. at 81 40 L d.
:; -a r . = /: Us 90 >, re- & 4 20 ,sss e
P one 3s ,,-;rs rs z & :: g 90 ,.t d
al $40" d. ~ r. a. = V 800 :; s'a,e COWS
; sanders i Illinois steers 1885 10 at S. 10 DO
j. shar,ter. d son: 10 Illinois. steers. 1862 n.
s. 20. 3 a.. i0-7 - a, s4e:.
II Gs'"' Mas s:"; s'1 a, 50 So bull
'i Gl,-e az - 10 bu h Sol n a. sol2n
MLcH cowS-NO arrivals and no trading feeling
cALvFs-A-rivals only 20 head Of which II
direct There trading 81 any consequence. but
the fcrera. feeling firm Tor all city dressed
veas steady AZ l0Ti2c rer = country dressed firm A.
II ilc: deeecf grassers quotabe al 5T7c lte calves
Sa,e.,ie -rre Dnientack. 10 yearngs 400 n average
AZ 50 80 pr 100 n. 90. AZ n at So TO- 800 n
q &
II II Hollis: veal ios - AZ s. So
SHEET AND LAMfS-Re-eip including II cars
direct {, butchers .9is 500 head max ng
with h- stock from Yesterday. total rel, l3I
cars sifS Jersey 'ftr nh . c-rs A. SNie'h-
Sho.r and hard o cell a.ta IGN prices wer-
fufv ~ r,r.rg yesterday. Lambs. 700, were un
changed valves. hu, there was letter FEELING
to-..4ie r4rf .i.arr tes rotle grades. The pens
we-4 cleared the exception Of carloads loor q
prime sheep s. 5OqSi g. per 100 ID common -
,ns AZ e 5o1<s % Dressed mutton 7Usc per 70
saes-N.ri,n y g. le4 Michigan ISniss s. y aver
age 50 - ur 700 liz BuHa.o DO % ~ az rs 10. -
ono sheen - - - Western 90 10 an exporter
~. n "a I0 =. - 49, 10 81, - 10 a. - ~
H.rrirr'-n & Co.. Of buffalo lambs. y n, az So 100
Te-rt-rc slec, los . Ar g. %. j. d.. q" n a. 81
: Juif & Co.: i9s BuNalo lambs - 70, at So 10.
-, d. y m, a. Sc. 90 pennsyyaaa DO lo4 10. at So
/ F'erns, lyauia sheer. 90 = az s. %
7, Harr.rrran 30 Nj algan lambs. SO n. a. 50 70
II II HoI-. "a Ruralo lambs. - 10 az 80 %
N.rh.reou X Co. tul@l lambs. NJ =, al 50 70,
~ T,uff.i9 sheep 40 ~. 81 -
! ~ r.Vf.~.rn. 2e7 Ohio lambs. 81 =. a. 80 90
HOGS ,.-..nfe ~ ~ 257 head. 80 head on
sale steady S4qS4 - per 100 n country dressed so"
ssIe.-s JaIi 4 Co 1876 Ohio hogs. llo n average.
rer =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

rrcaF, Jan 2l-Prces ~ cattle today were strong
higher. Ch-ce cattle were very scarce
offered Sales o. beef steers
OF 50 ga 81 %. the bak % the
ees~rs -rrr a. - i5r't 30 Socker and feeders were
a., ,siriv ~ demand greater par a. 81 50ast 80
se A. s20s2 20 and hsfers were active at
e. 1.GS4 Is vale bulls sold freely AT - iOQfi Caves
- ar N SGQSf l0r choice lots. Steers from Texas
81 ~ 81 So The marNet f0r hoss was active and
- line ssles 81 s0GsI - for the 70
80 H.. lrsyes hogs. with sales largely Al 50 62iz9
- ~r.1sei tv 300 swine ieri from yest-.-
l-. In, the or-rinss well taken. sheep and lambs
- tst-v active 4, titte change IN prices Heavy
,h.. ve-. he sellers Lambs sod ~ 81 eo0s5 a.
che4v Ar 81 and uISari. with cnee fed Wes;eFns selling
No. a. a. syTS1 ~ Yearngs hrougl ~ tpgf5 anf sheep
o. n. 81 spqSf chiefly AZ 81 "ffSi - 'ei Westerns
.-,r~~ 81 .r4Si so Eece pstaitie. 900 head. hogs
O., 40 issf fh,eg GOO head.
-'f.ln.nneti Jan. 2i-H,gs active. t3ls3 -. Cattle
steady - $685. Is sheep steady. 81 '5gs c5. IAmts
i"3.,s rs, jan 2i.-Ca,tie steady Western
c- ana he,rers a5as4 20 sfp-ssrs fedora
Z, 4fa,s <. raeFs-s s. i56i9 el9 mixed aai CHS
s. soass o.: Yorsere 81 5onss 90. pigs g sogss IS
s. Louis Jln. 2l.-cai,e s'c..sy fair 70 fancy ship
plnc AMI export steers 81 40n 81 dressed beet and
butchers steers. 500 g. s. under 1000 n 81 aOHt 35
soetefs AMI fee'ers So j0nS 51 helfels s2a
si3j. Ts,as Indian steer. 81 35nsi 20. and
hefr- e. gn g. 20. Hogs oTcnei seaoy weaker
light 81 1893 - mixed 50 SHs3 20. heavy. 81 o5G
8 .; st'ep aody. native mnttans 3 3O7 ~ So eu!ls
S,i o. o. ~'''' ''' - 49, "'1'''' % %
~, Liberty Jan. .l.--Caul. steady; prime 81 I5g
81 - common. 81 .5qf3 co. bulls stays cows $40
s. 10 Hogs fairly active; prime medium. 81 vtg{a %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
n ,ae' 900 bales: speoga i2er aaS oo md
di.ne upIanas s-ied Futures opened quiet and ga-
JsnasT2 sss ?i1 9s ss
MsTe9 Ss s s,Ss s s rs
Auslst September SI2o septem5er-4Iotoos
MancheseYarns- Buyer. and sellers apart cloths move
FLOUR AND MEAI--The demand for nouT is Sun
restrained BY nish asking prices and only jS6Sns bus
patents sSasS 80: winter sraishs 81 45a>. So winter
= 81 gsSs eRia So wne 81 4SaSS 60
no s' 8 SOC - 6Ys."h s s s s. 2Sasi
CoRNMEAL~steady. quoted kln-dried, 81 "yGs2 10 as
ySlioW. 75c coarse 6SaS7c FFEI~Fl,nn 40 20
20 n TS5 IN bulk S ; ac 1 spSsd ' s % city
feed 55s hom.ny chop o5c oil mes s2ga>- screen Tsw
GRAIN-wHEAT-A strong upward swing Of the s entire
lost except the January option which. through scaTcy
come Of exce9,onai strength in Lv.rpo attributed BY
private advces 10 heavy Argentine rams and con.ne
were all good forenoon buyers advancing prices fun
cent Per 5uns and J h ffT2e @O WEEK. *
Of a2s 600 bush from Argentine s%eed me onersS 20
sos,ar mics from Liverpool were s.al.d higher
little under The best pont Of the DAY con'inen.a!
WIN only a partial 5-yoint advance on wheat and >
,anc ne: higher Buish factors in the home si,ua
ton aside from sons eash FAIR decea.e IN the nex
visible supply statement and reported excellent hoG!
Northwest. which Is expected 70 result
shortly in a lessenng Of stocks Most o. the "a!
irsrtiou 10th however, came from an oau ~
rerte. were again checked IN their efforts 10 buy "ht
ty ,he prohlb.tive premiums on a.! graceS. aha uli
about 100 bush here and ~ outpoTs coula ne udc
Srlng wheat receipts stll coniended by weps'eu
rsrf,cs in Minneapolis being made W "hoN ron
elevators az farmers deliveries. In spite OF 900
roads Ugh, Rumors we're current dusins ' ne
afternoon clique interests we're unoaolhs s''.- "a
rN.sr Nav wheat :. Louis. Seaboard ciearanes l
ne cav footed UP but $4,000 bush wheat an6 nour
Feeling on curb littlc hrmer at e5 io-Iec
a-5 ~ r., May uOtatons q cash wheat au'a.
Ia.is we're as follows: No red 81 or, 10 arrive 40
had Manitoba. S. 04A. No hard Duluth e. ~ 40
a,rre X > Northern Duluth. 81 CO.'S. ~ hard Man
.,f, s "Pradstrect's' wheat ana nluf eNpolts
TIN bo,h coasts during the week wer. ,"-',t puSl
apains. 2e9 bush week and $4,000 bush its'
ysTr .CORN-No features OF importance "tre pr
senfe1 In this market to-day. prices ruling fary sauy
IN absence OF important news 10 innlence '.eI. 49,
ora was another liberal outward movement ainouhi
i-e - CTS bush vi sch makes the total 50 ia1 ths
y $40 bush of last Receipts OF so0 ca.s
at Chicago on SATURDAY. EApo'. 'la.e
v-9s limited 10 1eo 900 bush. half OF when was d ~.
ror.s No 2 corn closed at 35%o aroa 10 atrNe
f3rsdstreets exports for the week were iSbp oJS
sgans; 46l bush week and $50 cpO bush last
speculative standpoint and closed unchange1 from lhs
ri-tt n . oats quoted 2Ss.c; No OATS 80 y,
,~r,.a 9oisc. No 3 white 2ac; track mixed ~ znf'c
t-ack white ?9G .RYE-Market dull No West
er- quoted zoe aAoat New-York No l We-te .n
80 n aNoat New-York. ..... BARLEY-Market quiet
ree1ing quoted 36isc Sew-York.
PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. q CSpecaD 1t was bull wheat market
up to noon. showing gain over Thursday q cent
6ushel in The ai' hour IT. Wa almost entirely ,9s
FOR Liverpool Rosario ca5es reported heavy
drouth in lnia. Liverpool at one tine showed ad-
nee Of Ia On some u5e at II Hea mo OF cents
and 9l4. cents and closed o. cents. Cash wheat
nay Of the was very small caa stock there Tie
NewYork January at one time vas II een.s over MSy
here when the argentine shipments were posted show ns
$3.50" pushels snlpprI .ss' "vN 80 - 80 a.,
year. Il is pretty good START on the ne" gan t3r
90 t aIie v,s-r reer,s we're over sst year s.
q. 600 busi-s a, primary for,s against y. 900 oushel.
s7e a5 cars nee aga nst ?, Jas, year. In general
way II was day 4 lqudaucn sh0 IT'S covering up and
wheat Longs selling out J. was the general assumption
Tne july vs. relatively ,,ie nger than tie May.
closing cent over last nigh ony - oe ~ u'ies
crease .: 3o9@o bushels eTsTsi win asSFes asa M
VICE. VICE. t war srs~r i'm last yelra5s bushels
r-ir,arv POINTS against -. no bushels last year. The
letter rary bought all the calls at night ana the
There was market he Fa 4s-. beng % sny
= cent and the ast l'es ne ~ a. 40 ei,sa5 ~
81, 2o cent Receipts wee 544 cors with 400 est
mated for SATURDAY earlne Were c4' Wv Ss,tFsr
West TIE buil crowd az some buying led by champln.
5. was lrs @ sfleas Wee bushels against
,ats f'r export speculation keeps too slow FOR any
advance. .,,- a.. ..--.~,s. ,oss,he
r,re n closed AZ THURSDAY prices. Nay sold ar -
t CT ~ a,t cents aal Ell set 23A cents Receipts
vcsra oog e,rs with - estimated Tor saturday Samples
nee cent higher. Seah ari cleardnces We're -otvv
bustei. N-W-Y RI. dil The buying y futu - one OK
fre elevator concerns. C0uaseran rfortei -op nush-
ell sold f1r export. Iherr are SUN '-'"o'S - ''1"'
rafi eIFfhlunf.
-.eb. cons. ia-ahi- today tlrcueh commission pefe
the outs. .~s continue q. to! on The .ther pa.nes'
80 bs r-ne- hand are inclined o. work FOR reaction
po~x al me tne showed advance = - cents ARA
- r'i. - cents Most q This was ne az me clse
81 ~. he vtrlun was only ~ cents over ThurSday,
,-i o,,v cents over. r.ss uncharFef hog rses.p1S
wee uqht-2i OoO here with 1900 estimated tor Sa'to
ov % 900 az the Western points against Sbovo
80, I1a curb puts" on May wheat closed at 81
O, = cor-s. .calls 90 92i Gg2s cents puts on May
c,rn wc-s % cents. calls = cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

Secretary Hes.er 60 New 0ranns cotton Exchange
makes the crop n.oyene, from sep ern5e- . JanlaIy
y. inclusive. f9l'rvs Port ein.e 1l- '-' "t.is
sSainsf 5O22B bs!es AS yca H'''''" bd.rs IN 20
bal 1893 overland on mills ana tifa-h
lvi 81 bales co - ual- lass year. 90 JOS
haes lSH ana $685. bales lr lN'f, Interior sochs
~ - September = 532 ~ bales AGAINST "o'lo-
BALE last year 40 81 bales ln $50 and az - taT IN
1875 southern mills o. rr bales agtifst
BIO year 40 bales 1886 and 40 3t7
bales 1893 brought sight during l43 DAYS % dare
s2l2 10 aales 81 bales last $3.50
l2s bales IN 1896 ar -. i5N alec IN 1880 brought INTO
sigh Tor sRairSt ending January y IN
other - 2Sa bales acars' bales wear
~ ,G bales IN 1896 ar1 259 10 bales IN $50 brought
in'p sl@ht first twenty days ~ January. OHZ0S
iaies against 40 6s3 tales last 4l3sls bales n
1886 and C477sJ ba!ss IN 1896 Comparisons In these
ports ~ spending dates last
before as and In is5 ans dose q corresponding
weeks. Comparisons Dy weeks lld take IN IA cays
- the Last l3G days before last
i47 days In 1895. aSalns, only l4s days this
Receipts at the and interior points to-day
pared With ne same day last week and last were