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AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.

We are asserting In the courts our right to the
exclusive use OF the word CASTORIA," and
PITCHERS cAsroRIA,s" as our Trade Marx.
/. DIR. Samuel Pitcher, of fHyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator Of /" PITCHERS cAsroRIA," {"
the same that has borne and does now bear the
fac-simile signature of CHAS. II. FLETCHER on
every wrapper. This is the original PITCHERS
cASToRIA" which has been used In the homes
Of the mothers Of America for over thirty years.
Look Carefully at the wrapper and see that 1t Il
kAs kind yox haze always bought and has the
signature of cHAs. H. FLETCHER on tho
wrapper. No one has authority from me to use
nav name except The Centaur Company Of whicll
Chas. H. Fletcher II President.
Ma,eA & 1Soz. eAMUEL. PITCHER, MD
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ALABAS TIN E

whiting, etc., are stuck on the wall with de-
caaylng animal glue. Alabastine is cement,
which goes through process of setting,
hardens with age, can be re-coated and re-
decorated from time to time without having
to wash and scrape off it's old coats before
renewing.
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A Diabolical Scheme.

First Poet-I am going to have my
revenge upon the editor.
Second Poet-How?
First Poet Tin hoarse whisper)-I've
sent him a poem, and I've poisoned the
gum ON the return envelope. London
Fun
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
ALABASTINE is WHAT?

Alabastine is durable and natural coat
ing for walls and ceilings entirely different
from all kalsomine preparations, made
ready for use in white or twelve beautiful
tints by the simple addition of water (latest
make being adapted to mix with cold water)
putup in dry powder form, in pound pack
ages, with full directions on every package
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MUCH SICKNESS

Particularly throat and lung difficulties,
wrongly attributed to other causes, is the
result OF unsanitary conditions of walls and
ceilings. Think of having bedrooms COW
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.VIVA NEW vi Lift

the delicate, feeds the
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to the intillect, produces cheerfulness, and
prolengs life. In tablet form, pleasant to
the palate. By MAIL 81 cents. The AvIvA
COMPANY, Peralta P. o.. Alameda Co., Cal
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We will forfeit 81 900 if any of our pub
lished testimonials are proven to be not
genuine. The PIso Co.. Warren, Pa.
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Etc Permanently Cured. No fits or nervous
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Great Nerve Restorer Send for FREE 30 90
trial bottle and treatise. DIR. R. H. KLINE, Ltd.
$50 Arch St, Philadelphia. Pa.
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AFTER being Swindled by all others, send us
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ures the ONLY renewer OF manly strength,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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be dearer than Alabastine if cost of remov-
ing paper is considered.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
WHAT ARE KALsOMINEs?

Kalsomines are cheap temporary prepa-
rations manufactured from chalks, clays,
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
Blood
Is Life
Pure Blood
Is Health.

Without blood circulating through your
veines you could not live. Without pure
blood you cannot be well. If you have salt
rhcum, scrofula, sores, pimples, boils or
any kind of humor, your blood is not pure.
If you take Hoods Sarsaparilla it will
make your blood pure and promptly relieve
all these troubles.
II was troubled with hives which ap-
peared in large white and red blotches all
over my body. My skin was rough ana l
suffered with constant itching. l trle9
various remedies without benefit, and
finally began taking Hoods Sarsapariila:
The first bottle did me SO much good, L
continued its use until had taken five or
six bottles, and 1 have never been troubled
with hives since that time"
A. ]. Moore, Santa Cruz, Cal,
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YOUR LIVER !; Il, 4: !, !; !; HSsss. SEA; s;:$;

Moore's Revealed Remedy will do it. Three
doses will make you feel better Get it from
your druggist or any wholesale drug house, or
from Stewart & Holmes Drug Co.. Seattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-lork, January a. 1SJS.
BFEVES-Recep,s, 80 cars. SO head; 20
he exported and "a consigned direct West Side
,laughterers No trading; feeling generally steady.
dressed beef steady 7Gsc per for poor prime city
dressed native sides Cables from London Liverpool
quoted American steers a, io0lic dressed weight;
80 syIrer,oo today i35 cattle j. shambefg & Son
425 head for schwarz-chid Suizberger and 5000
tiers OF Nelson Morris and the Irawaddy, fo
~ West Indie. rs sheep for L. s. Dlsnback. To-mor
row the Germanic. for Liverpool Is 10 take out 1000
quarters OF beef for Eastmans Company the ST. Louis
Sr Southampton 1870 quarters for Eastmans Company
Armour & Co. and the Marengo for
Newcastle cattle for A. Mcintosh 81
tsthst were 80 head. quiet at steauy prices for all
sorts About % head carried over Poor to prime
sold sass - per 100 ID car OF western calves n
with general sales lcisUlli5c per 10 country dressed
lower o9Gloc. dressed srassers osonc' little calves
'': SAILS Hume Mullen: venl. 100 NJ at 81 % per
100 10 DO ia ~ S. DO is4 NJ at s.; - West
spFFP AND i.AMIss-I2ecep,s. all FOR the market.
,srs cars or coo head. making. with the stock carried
over from yesterday total NJ II cars to be sold al
change to be noted yesterday the mafke, ruling
oe, throughout closing with 3ss unsoid Poor
10 fairly good sheep soid a. g togt 90 per 100 10 sed
per n; dressed lambs e4GlOc
'tales-M Collins: 1877 Pennsylvania lambs "a n aver
age at SO q per 100 ~ JOG DO 9 n at SO 70 "a Ohio
90. ~ p T.. 30 40 i2s n. at o. 90
Hume q Mullen: IS state lambs. o. 10 at 80 s13 ioi
Canada Do 90 n. AT SO % -, ,..
judd & Co.: 100 Ohio lambs. ~ 10 at SO Is.
MifoGs@kesepis q ears. or 42s5 hesd-ssI head
., g per 10 lS g a. Ss az. ~ 49, ss Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York. January 4, 1897.
COTTON-The New-York c. tton market opened dsap-
Friday There absence Of the Broadening
speculation that claimed would appear with the
opening OF the market for the new year me hrs eau
developed decline OF lg2 points on most psiohs, ana
business increased the decline 10 304 points me
hoped-for speculative competition failed to materiaZe
feeling of discouragement took possession OF the trade
heavy the ports and indications Of heavy
the interior leading estimate Of 300
for the week. this being about 100000 bales more
than for the corresponding week OF the big crop yea
when movement 2lI 90 bales. New-Oreans alone
scheduled for lc0JGl2coO bales for morrow against
l3.4i3 bales last week and 300 bales last year Wie
Houston is estimated at 5JUgjj0O bales last year The
bulls claiming that t~days market shows surprising
stability IN Of the actual and prospective
receipts There has been investment buying. ana
staple without host Of friends at this point
present prices although there Is disposition 10 be
closed steady with prices finally unchanged T. points
compared with Fridays final figures Total sales
limited $1,000 bales. spot cotton market closed
dull Unchanged midding uplands 10 l6c, mldClng Gui
&c., sales 1900 bales all spot cotton mddlins
quoted. In Southern markets. was follows New Or
leans steady. Sac; sales. 600 bales Mobile steady, 5<c;
bales. Charleston quiet 36c Wilmington firm, -l6c.
lice decline. Norfolk steady 5isc. sales, 40 bales
o. bales 81, Louis quiet 76r Export clearances thus
this week have been comparatively light. to-days
being restricted 10 2sIs bales ana yeseriay TO 21
hales nearly all OF which taken by Continental par
Galveston and New-Oreans were the principal ship
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable Spot
American 100O; receipts. 47U0O; American, 4OVO mid
ding uplands. 3i.d Futures opened quiet. sellers az
Friday nights prices closed steady. l64l net decline.
January 8lb January February Blob. February March
31O4s; March-Apr BID. April May 312D; May-June,
3l3b; June July. 34b; JuyAugust Blob; Aueust-SeI'-
TENDER 36b September October Bib October-Novern-
Der 3l7i@b; November-D December 3isb Mancheser-
Yarns very dull. Clohs-Not much doing.
The range Of contract prices to-day was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
OTHER MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH.


mas Is as &c. 6u sdss ha ssa
Sfs & e g sss s.
seqse TO-; common good. s. toss5 SO. Veal calves
East Buffalo. Jan. 4ca,t!eReceipts Of safe stock 2
cars The market ruled about steady for good grades.
s. !sasi 2s fair to good mixed butchers. stock s. go
10 70 fa fair eos good o COW" sss % os
Mass 'saS y Sos SSod os hO " gs 80
Market steady. Lamb.. choice s. oogsc culs
& @ 3 sSsp sGS os e selected "e'AF''
q s Jan as steady to strong T e.
slss: a.? 'ess s''ss
SG sIesx. So 81 a0s; opened &c o"s sd ec
mixed SO 35Qs3 57 lights So 2oass i7i1 Workers 50 IS
@s9 "a; pigs sSgs3 % Sheep unchanged lambs 81 G5
Chicago Jan 4;ro-day's limited supply Of cattle was
sufficient for tho demand Prices. rule were some
steers ranged ali the way from sis4 . Tor common
grades up TO S. 25dso 50 for the orsrnss
being the usual Tnesasy scarcity OF prime o's stocsrs
% and %1 sHd c ana
and lower choice lots selling at Sc i5 Northern fed
in dsmand s. cas- e for ba and
hefers and 50 1og IS for Buyers Of hogs held
sod at 4oss & and prime hogs sold at g essss o.
rs sad largely at IS s5ass s. S Mos Of The hoss were
disposed Of Trade In sheep and lambs was sucien,y
wanted s3ass 30 for the poorest lots up 81 s50
ssF Rsas to ssTSy OF iss
So S2@s S ms * 7 Ssse sa t5 at sa 20 FOR y, The
ssTns, iG Vdns buyer yr g g end upward Receipts
st. LOUIS Ja% a v STEADY sGyep and higher fair
fancy native shipping and export steers 81 2o@s5 p,
50 ioas4 e5 stockes and feeders s. soas4 80 and
helfers s2Gs4 CO. Texans Indian 81 ods4 2j
Sc X and ss'Fs as hSsy &c s. ss g 6p
steady native muttons steady; lambs. s5qSS %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Jan. 4.--God is quoted at Buenos Ayres to
dav ar 10 40. at Lisbon 47s. Rome. 40 bar gold
nat rs load. Amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance today. $4,000.
D. m.--The market for American securities after a
weak opening steader New-York selling Influenced
The early weakness The close dull. Consois for
money ils i-i6; consols for the account li3i. Ach
son i3is: Canadian SAN 81 Paul o. Illinois Central
1904 Louisville s7s Mexican Central new Is. 9s; New
ing II ~. Erie l.t preferred 40 Mexican ordinary IS
money ihd2A per cent. The rate OF discount IN the
open market FOR both short and months bills is %
per %. -.
q p m-Bar silver closed nat az 20 Lied per ounce
American eagles quoted al IGs Dad.
rerlin Jan. 4-ESchsnse on London. 20 marks 3sis
checks. The weekly OF thu
per.a Bank Of Germany shows the following changes
the previous account: Cash In hand de-
iIsO0CO marks. notes decreased 1870
marks other securities Increased l06BG0OC marks
notes in circulation Increased 1ss 60 Oo0 marks.
Jan. T. 2. m-Three per cent rentes 1903 francs
centimes for the account Exchange on London. y
francs o2i. centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

COFFEE-The coffee market efter opening barely
steady decline Of 5Nl5 points further declined oUO
points cable accounts Havre showing
a Of z. Hamburg decline
aQs4 pfcnnng and Santos and RIO reporting full re
ceil again the time there almost
tire absence OF buying support 20 this however there
claims OF investment interest. resulting from
what a small class consider 10 be tempngy low prices
Local sentiment the main. however. Is bearlsh under
the pressure OF the enormous supplies resulting from
this statistical year greater than the move
OF year the corresponding time by l3s2Uo
bags. The RIO receipts since July foot up 21o3Uo
baFs santos receipts +.4670O0 bags together
72IO 900 bags s2s 900 bags the united
the corresponding time last Todays trad
Ing exceptionally slack and consisted OF 1900 bags
handled the call $500 bags to noon. and 10000
bags for the session. with the market finally
barely steady a loss Of lJG2o points The market
for spot ruled easier the basis OF
Onc for No Rio. invoice lots. dictated by rales We
reported yesterday this figure The condition OF the
spot market to-day, anything. worse than II was
yesterday ,-
An auction sale Of mild cofees comprising about 40
hays snvAnlla Rica, Guatemala Bogota. Nicaro
qua. Mexican and Bucaramanga. was held today ana
fair prices realized About 20 bags Marscaibo also
changed hands private terms. Taken as whole.
however the market FOR mild coees ruled inactive and
weak without duoahe change. although lower TO sell
NOR for round lots We quote: Mara
caibo 7LqS@.c: Cucuta. 5al5l4c; Jamaica, 0it4l9c'
Ia Guayra 79i7he sayanil.a 54qlcc Me1ean cgl'S;
psrchment 5as1c Mocha. i7%gi9lsc Padang interior.
ysiT24i1c fancles 27Q30c. Corinchio 2ju21c.
The range OF contract prices to-day was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

tonnage sdaas 4ha; cotton to Liverpool per 100 ~
sS III 5{ isfn 2a in s
continues snle in oil dSpsmsn,s owing TO the scsrey
he inHf ssI
steamer resss remain ia aas, steady
Sn,' Of " q cR sr1s e cof s ts 0 and
soio tons grain Portland Ore ST. Vincent for orders
a p q d o4 orders, s !. 81 ssnss BRITISH s.s1
1000 quarters grain Baltimore to bergen IS February
onh r :. g. British ship TIN tons eIeo grain San
HaS %n 10 G a T25 81 g. sf fs go
case OIL ard umbeT hence to RIO Isneiro 2c and so
r. $: and port charges British S5is go tons - oswood
speeiyeiy schooner as lumheT brunswick 70 Port
aHa s. s2 -" ser1eT hence to soys
81 90 schooner 25 tons coal Hoboken to Boston. Coo
o. berth terms; oats. I'D January; British
err sn B%ST s s2 D!nfPa .,
Dunkir IS 1sd; option 1000 general cargo; British bark
Sss ca schooner $50 tens lumber Charleston % San Do
mingo and back north OF Hatteas sugar. 81 10 for the
oiIsThe market retained It's firm position and little
with some asking 2sc for forward delivery on sumner
yellow is more or less nominal on the basis Of &c Lin
lssSl.T prime c5gds 20 mills lsSSe Prime ss
grades 9ia27c: prime white a5@2cc prime winter yel-
low. 27-a2si4c; lnseed, raw. geese Amer
s.pre.ss@ sharply a, the
S Sn sw T 20 @ the IN
FURRY NTH ossye % Z s. a s39 %y SO
asi; short clear. sioqsl2 -. BEEF~firm. quoted
M sSsss 90 s5 sR 9 G gP Tb gso ssa
9qo!ed ,,o sac09 l Sc $50 n 100 H. r 3'c 10 H.
PIched bellies quiet, smoking bellies. 10 n. sc:
y % S bsd s S ss s al WESTERN aq0 sse at
- y Gpo.ssd at S a s;, cS S.aGy
% s 'g no. & brazil. PaG Sss. SUB s. g.
s1p2s sf Steady & Ole city lard
RIcE~There was a moderate demand for nearly, all
@ ry % se %y report G Dan T
IMAGES Sons Company says: The new year opens with
Up Of orders domestic and foreign shipments during
ana u"es. the ancpated demand Of the
month shall fall to materiaze. modification OF value:
reasonable fancy foreign such as csroiaSa Java
fS liberal pa 'sa at s she'fI has
quite ssnsa suPpaned the Japan ana IN view w be-
'the coming price Regarding the outlook abroad good
are nornatey ose, sH the ' rfeaer ssortse. in Japan
and siam and the stocks 81 all distributing centres are
sres ON al 3' esSe es Ta%ase
eeaned 500 sb. crop sat '0c bb. consdeaS
ward movement or account OF ENGAGEMENTS last month
date: Receipts. rough dncusiye q amount
sales cleaned 'esmated, 81 40 bbis last GEAR 77i5o
hhls. Market quiet but strong Quotations we're as TO
good 4.a4sc; prime to choice 5lsd5Nc; fancy ea3izc
Pana t4gS.c do in bond bo 2Has , Japan 'o'c
srGAKIIhe raw sugar market showed sos's i, f
sms ,9t ~ m1soovado a. 3ae A. the close III. feeling
rather mixed some quoting centrifugal at 3ib and
others at 4.c Mgso'aas was finally held at So and
sed Cane was cabd as quiet Win buyers and sellers
dull and lower present month quoted 9s CT month
ss c'.d. Refined sugar ruled nrm all day with mod
powaTca ana Gos.+ powdSi sc sranaaied and
esnlated -; cont.ctioners sranulaed 5,4c cubes
&c; confectionery A. 5'sc; Nos and As; No 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
ErROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. 4. s:45 p m-Exchange,-w heat-spot'
American mixed steady 3s 2d futures steady January
S- 2isd February. 3, 2lsd March. IS 2isd F1our-st
Iouis fancy winter steady los. Hops at L0ndonPacihc
Coast arm a l5sqf5 IS Beef Arm; extra India mess,
s6s 3D. prime mess. 56s 3D. Pork easy prime mess. fine
western iTs Cd; prime medium Western 45r.
Hams-short Il to 10 70. firm S6s @con-cumb.r-
easy ais: long clear mddes light 85 70 3s N. steady,
2Ss long clear midies heavy 40 10 45 ~ steady rs
clear backs 10 n steady. 2Is Cd; clear bellies
IL 10 il 10 dun 37s Shoulders-squa.e II TO II No.
ann os. Iard-Prme Western steady. 25s Cd Cheese
Amsricsn anes, white and colored firm. 43s Talow--
Prime CITY nrm Cottonsced oil Liverpool refined
duI las Cd Turpentine-Splrits steady, PAS. Rosin-
Common steady Is lad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. 4--cot,on-Holiday Receipts 2.3e3
bales; exports to France 49ol bales; stock. 2ioi
bales.
Norfolk. Jan cotton steady; mddng 6Ac: low
midilng -l6c; good ordinary. s+c: receipts. . 40
bales exports coastwss. i2e4 bales sales 5+S bales
stock, o. al2 bales.
Augusta Jan Cotton steady: middllng. 9-i6c low
mddny 5-l6c: receipts. Ina oalee: gross 1sl0
bales Shipments 10I2 bales sales 81 bales stock 90 2s
bales ~
-Orleanp Jan Cotton barely steady; mdding
Shc: low mitdling i-i6c good ordinary, }+c;
cepts $50 baes gross oTo2 bales sales 5000 baes
stock 4g3 $40 bales.
savannah Jan. cotton stssdyi sniddlins. 6S-lcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

MoIAssEs AND sYRCPs-The local market s sno n,s
although business OF late mas Dcen
ssss Holders were made confident by reports 81
n rse, AZ New-OrleaEs where prices have been
marked Up TO &c stocks have been well GlsaI e Up
W., we 1a0snc good ioal7c prime is420c; New-oriesns
ops Kettle 2S29s iar z43'f c soo Ss
NC IYRtiPS~comInon icqi2e fair i3Gi5c' good 100
lie; Prime. lsq29s fancy N9a1G p. so7 bsls spirit.
;Hsnn. sse bsl. tar. i75o bblA All Departments
tufpehne s,eoSiness but quiet. pitch and tar
shSwne posvs The sayaSrah market was was
Si,hos, "a oil bills 80 37i.; pitch. So spirits tu-
penne regulars and machines 70 S6f,i RIB s e0
81 'V soasl III O. 81 Ss1 Il 81 TO- q So r. N'''
OCEAN FREiGHTs-The market for berth fTeish,s Is
quiet and steady The following sao,Siioas Brspo
ga Leith tss5a Hull .sd NeTssse o. i 1n,w xm
,tspdan Toe Cork for ORDERS Be- Cd direct poA large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

HEMP AND JUTE-The conditions in the hemp and
fairly steady underone but great deal OF activity
Prices in the main as last quoted The quite mod
are not oveTlarse We quote: Manila hemp. spot.
S. IS's sm msnr hsmp shRHH i is S magma s
jute spot No . &c. jute shipment, NJ. double TRAN
gle and hS,, squa , IAN Ss5, '@ Ga iSp' 9 S BUTTS s
ment paper quality. %c jute butts mixing. iAc jute
HiDFs"Wih rather moderate receipts and limited
offerings there was seady market at fo'mer pc ,5s
same time tanners liberal buyers. stocks are
and h, arFs t. KEEP n msfs 11 e'r I'll
bond l5c; orin9oo lSs Basota SSnTo
i5.c: In Gnayra l5itc Dry sated-Ma:acabo. select
e. in ond 0,c sayana rs Texas re Ma's sTsas
ely ioa gle butt brands O.:
Sitc Country saughterNative steers. 9e9sc cow 50
rr,ces FOR hcnock union leather. and at the close
there steady with no selling pressure EI9or,
sr we quote e%Sck R. aed aii Sc,
lection ehGSoe sec9n@5 2c ,eeoni, 72cc thirds
f7isaisc: rejects i5aiec union light backs 1880
26aesc; thirds 24a2Gc light backs cow 29a3oc seconds
2Sse belize. i.al! OK Essa 1,SIs S hssg
sutts s2aa5c Texas oak sole, 22a2oc -, .,.a,
d11v al 5eSar sTis have .sain apssd
difference todsys market being without feature
S Of s" So e to ' "a s. lead Jana.
So 52 corper que, ana rnsnr copper and
ecoy CARROTS $40 e e go s "a 80 n aS Sd. .p. hna
uuncbsnsed at 50 90 20 s. FOR spot 70 January The Lon
9o9 y o. sns ehs s a &c
quiet at iSs e; %. s9o' fns Of pig lead at
month"; sp-ltsT G2sed to ~, the Metal Exchange report
las, week 81 rs pigs against Stss me ns wax against
i0 ore S the sane ns Shipments last wss
1850 pigs aain't go ia n nus ssains s7 the
s snrq last year -, %. Nswyork
To-day's comparas',ne spo' ''''"''" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05


Win price, hcxsvsr Without RfSS important 0a Change
ss7S; iobbns g 50; powdered 60 SSgta 10 morphine
n 81 s s. sns ass e 81 a
urers bulk 2de; outside holders bulk 2'.,c ROOTS
, yae's ws IS as CO. y 90 sn s
Abe hsieG9rs powdered 49, coriee ordinary sP5e;
saSNc; ss3esa; western 2ss2Ts: 1sniissa, 2Sa
ESSENTIAL oiiI-The market ruled steady but no
porant changes recorded in prices The sales move
SsEssmo ' prime. 5sl ,' ca.sa soas eresS
s 2sS' a ss saS Esa mace
TILED seass 90 mustard natural g. s@as+ artificial 81
5 81 s ss'' 81 s % as
wormseed s. 2as2 So wcrmwSdd pure s. 55ass
sssin 5syers limited se5gsi
RsfSs G patn 3d. %r ss 81
winter patents $. slSss ~ spring clears s. 2S9s go
H1N EhSEh8T'tg 'si' 70 hGs
q 20 :? sSss 5ss HF ss P .ss d s%
screenings soa75c in bulk: buckwheat grain sGli8S1c
The fact that ,n SOn;'4s.aHs
oase IN The make: this morning there was also
local selling for short account and free offerings by Con
cent a bushei Mos, Of mi, was resaned in he after
however active covering by early sellers. VINO
alarmed reported heavy export purchases here
and limitations that French houses after the clique
ownngs Chicago. Upward Of sixty loads were taken
FOR the other side mostly in the local market Seanoard
clearances also fair again amounting 20 o'
bush wheat and -four. including 2pioD bush wheat RON
New-Yorl. Cables furnished several surprises 10 the
trade. Liverpool for It's comparative seadiness IN lace
Of decline yesterday. and Continental markets or
theii heaviness credited 10 heaVy Ar
gcnine wheat offerings Antwerp French markets. Tor
instance closed o0Is points ne. lower the latter on
-four. which, the speculative article. showed me great
only .dsd but sufficient Itself TO Offset Con
tnental heaviness. An Increase Of ls35Wo bush IN he
worlds visible. according to 'Bradsreets also h'ltu
considerably the MONDAY depression In local circles
Northwest receipts 400 against li cars hs'
year. Curb trading slow with May practically IN
changed from the close Quotations OF cash wheat,
afoat basis. follows No red 81 co.. no
hard Manitoba 81 O2is: No Northern Duluh I"zs u
arrive: No Northern New-York 81 OF y No NorLneh
Duluth. 97Ic. No l haTd Duluth 81 Mt ;COtS\\
and rallied the close leaving OF
unchanged from night. Heavy receipts at 'hcsto
said be- occasioned by holiday accumu atoms aceG a.
one OF the early on the decline. howev-r
houses good buyers OF spot poIery tskns
In Ali about ~ loads at all points The lverpoo nansst
closed I'D lower than last night The domcstc Nsln'
according 20 "Bradstreet's' increased $4,000, nush'
CleaIances from all ports for the day were a. ." nu
and I'm two DAYS 1862 900 BUSH little less than dur
ing the time week ago A. the close no : s1rn
only slow trade In the onts market win ekP,t'
demand limited to 10000 bush No oats Clearanres
Nore also small being only half large THIS week AZ
last No . oats quoted 2si4c No oats. 2sc' 10
white. 29N29'sc. No : white. 2ss.c: track mNed -
2oisc track white 29a33c Market easier ~
Western Doc asked II anoat New ork; 80 w..
ern 5is.c o b aloa. New-YoTll BARLEY Market
quiet; quoted -J4.c 1 Buffalo