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AZ the broadway salesroom yesterday Thompson 4
Pryor sold the property on Prescott avenue. north.
west side. described ms lot 100 on map OF 80 acres In
Twelfth ward. part . OF Dychman homestead. and
bounded as follows Beginning at northeast line of
lot lle. runs northwest i3l:b feet to land OF Samuel
Thompson X northeast 0BU.7 TX southeast ITO to
an oak tree \ north 297 to Spuyten Duyvil
Greek X south 1874 to west side Of said creek
Z south to Determination Of Prescott avenue K north.
west along northeast end of said avenue 40 feet
TO northwest aide Prescott avenue. by southwest
Al to beginning. with all title to water lots and.
land under water. &c.i foreclosure, to Daniel +. Sey
bel, executor OF James Clarkson. plaintiff. for so, 500;
also No. ia West l03d street. a nve.story stone.frout
nat house, on lot lS,9x 100. 1; foreclosure, to Edw ard
j, Moloughney, plaintiff. for 81 :. 800.
Peter y. Meyer & Co. sold No. 233 East Four.
tecnth street, y fonr.story stonc.tront dwelling. ou
lot 2ONl03.3 3, foreclosure, to William q. McCrea for
$50, 300; also No, lIB West l3Bth street, south side,
20s.B feet east OF seventh avenue, runs south SEX
east O.6N south Blk east lB.Bx north 90. II to
street, x west ! TO street, with a three.story stone.
front DWELLING. foreclosure, to u. stuart Dodge, plain.
tif, for $4,000; also No. lit West l36th street,
$3.50 feet east OF Seventh avenue. d threc.story stone.
front dwelling, on lot 1IK99.1l. to plaintiff, for
$4,000.
Thomas A. Kerrigsn sold the three.story frame
house. with store. on lot 25xSO, No. $40 Marcy ave.
nue.. brooklyn, foreclosure, to W. Rickborn for
5000
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NEW York. Friday, March 4.-Receipts of beevei
were 1898 head, including 5S cars TO he exported
III cars direct TO local slaughterers. and 81 cars To
he sold. The market ruled duiet throughout and
with no quotable change in values in any instance
The yards were about cleared at the hnIsh. Native
AT 52.75964.40i tulls, at So O@6 so. rs; dry cows at
82.40@e3.S0. Dressed beef steady at 7GySIc. y n.
for native sides. Cables from British markets quote
American steers at 100 l0aic. y ~. dressed weight.
and American refrigerator beef at S1sLc. y n. No
exports today. Tomorrow. / ,l02 beeveS and 3 800
quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves, including ~ direct. were 90
head. There was a firm feeling for all sorts. and the
pens were speedily cleared at good prices. veais sold
at eoG6s.l2i2 y 100 ms. City dressed veals frm at 8
Ollie. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 10 cars d.
rect. were 1870 head; ~ cars on sale all told. Slow
at q slight reduction in values on ali grades OF both
sheep and lambs, About 4 cars were unsold at the
at %, 300 SO go. Dressed mutton. T@Sc. y n. dressed
lambs. 7lad Dl2c.
Receipts Of hogs were 3 .494 head; 9s4 head on sale.
The market ruled dull and lower at q. y
100 ma.
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FRIDAY, March 4.-GRAN-wheat-Spot was
easier. The sales wero 81. 900 BUSH. includ.
ing $4,000 No. 2 hard winter. 4 $1,000 No. .
Milwaukee, and 10000 red wheat on private
terms for export. Free on board afoat: No.
l Northern spring. Now York. s. .Osas; do. Du.
luth. $l.107s; No. Q red, 8 l.O7as; No. hard
Duluth. $l.l37s; No. / hard Manitoba. $l.l1as.
minneapolis received to-day 2O9,76O BUSH,
against 155.490 last year; Duluth 33.4l5,
against $500; st. Louis 1900. against 49,
3O6; Chicago 49.74l. against 1O.6Ol; Mil
waukee 37.05o. against 1850; Toledo 20. 267,
against 3.736; Detroit s.319. against 4.O46
last year. Futures advanced SIC. to &C.. but
reacted and closed Sc. to 7sc. lower. Future
sales 1855, 600 bush. as follows:
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Barley-was dull. New feeding. SEQ s2 l,c. cost and
1ES'sD du Il br 81. 9 at w SPsn1ns S q %aS ffss on Board
atioat Corn-spot was lower The sales were
5000 No. SDs = mla% ,eSSiDSS ePs. 30 c 800 aS No. a, = ,h %a oSs;
ports on private terms for export. 1000 steamer vel.
sSE at F E%s; l% e deciinsd 1 snG. p FaeSrs 3D. sa ds,'y nss' 900 g
bush. as follows:
May.."",.86S s6h s6is s5is $751;
bush; None for : 1port; No white, 1000. at $3.50;
&C. &c. 3 no. &C., j 70 a iooG 81 4 s.s sSs sa m No; g y, White NE cl,pPss.
%a2c; No ? do. q 4cs;' rejected mixed. solac.;
track mixed mix Ii s&sS5s cG; do. ~ m,nsa 50 ae .oSe st $50 sss Sc
Futures were nominaily unchanged. No sales.
May 90. OPENING HIGHEST lo'ss.'' o' sst. Si 81:
The speculation in wheat to-day was quiet and In
the main Of a local sealping character: A. the open:
easier S opening. a rise in Chicago and covering OF
on the rise local traders sold and prioe ps's reaH n1IeS sSi
slowly declined. Closing at about the lowest ngures
ments continue to Increase. This week they we're
] $4,000 bushels. against i.40a.000 last week and
been 0,abs,o0o. against 7oS'opo Easiels in I'll" oorro,
spending period last season. Liverpool was led.
%erp wos -. 81, a %aiS"'' The f"I Nor aSSl sssern &c receipts Apa.
wer. al9 ms, IA INST COZ last week and aOs last
crease f Ths ,E T,'i Week sn1 q about 1s t1 I'sSS' 900 g ns ssS" Corn G %q;
was qsi ! and east r with wheat. Liverpool was un.
from Argentine this week. AGAINST Oh. 900 last week
an 10000 last year. Oats were nomlnally steady.
Chicago received 1ve cars OF corn and as5 OF Data.
and expects C25 and 225 cars r sprct ve.y to.inor.
ing OF May wheat today, a good deal Of It by
Armour. That had a. much 10 do with the weak
tone as anything, Letter ordered over 800. 900 bush,
OF wheat shipped b, rail YESTERDAY. making about
5000, 600 ordered shi ped so far. That had some.
thing TODD with the nrm start. The reduction or soc.
In the spanish tarin became a fact yesterday. That
was on hand a. the orenlns, Al the bull news was
here early. The other sort struggled along during the
day. Cables were indifferent, Liverpool and Paris
unchanged. Tacoma wired that Minneapolis was buy.
ing wheat in Washington. The market for an In.
slant was affected by a Wild TuInor that Senator
course. but the sort that are effective nova.
days. II looks as u the Visible supply Monday would
York. on ears. there must be about a million OF the
Letter wheat. The weather keeps favorable. Corn
longs tried TO take pront to-day. A Rosario paper
predicts a pTodigious Argentine crop That. how.
ever. Is a good way on. The Western IN )venlent
keeps large. Data early moved W sc. on some direct
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The trading in cotton to-day was dun and featureless.
The fluctuations in prices vera confined within ex.
trenely narrow limits, the last quotations being prac-
tically unchanged from the opening. Lower Liver.
pool cables and larger receipts than expected induced
local selling. but in the absence OF any general pres.
sure to sell the decline In prices was slight. Liver.
pool sold on q small scale here. but the trading was
ma My local. Uncertainty as to tho outcome OF Gu.
ban affairs has checked speculation fer the time be-
Ing; The general situation, however. remains bullish,
and with the Cuban question out OF the way a re-
vival OF speculation, attended by a sharp advance in
prices, Ia quite generally expected. The spot mar
kets at the south continue strong and active. Mr..
Hester makes the quantity brought into sight for the
week 2ld.37O bales. against 1917. 73S last year and
l52. 323 In 1898.
CoFfEE-RIo on the spot was easier; No. z. SAC.
Sales 500 bags Santos No. . at 5L2c. cost and freight.
500 bags do. Nos. D and y at Bi,c. cost and freight. 300
bags Maracaiho. and 3S7 bags washed Caracas on prl-
Nntn terms Thu future trading ~ as ns follows.
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steady: with sales OF 1850 bags. Havro declined
90 reis dseiInss: receipts. 1000: stock, a7a. 100; ea.
change. 6ad.. a decline OF l.sed. santos was quiet
tin ntal selling orders and large receipts caused the
decline here to-day. Local covering checked the
.MErALs-Iron was steady. Spot. March, April and
Apiii and "isOS Nay sS;'G 1,7. GeP &c. T Lead pr wSs f n9%. M spos.
March ana April. 8.s0@ s.s7l2c. Tin was hrmer. Spot
March sh1 hat Hprll and iHHS Nay tt.s Zoo sGs soc was nfm'f' SPOT
NAysL sroREsEspirtts Of surpentine were nrm at
common to good strained.
PRovisloSsSLard was weak; Prime. s445; city
was trm. Mess. slo.Sogsio,75. Cut meats were
s Sa1S S9. ,b P,skisa hans ms .e.g DRESSED > no. ncs belize Lies g 90
Taliow moderately active and steady. Sales 100 hogs:
s asasr city at s'ss.' w Ss,ae2 ms eS sSq.'ry gc st %ss% ars;s:
Isia@ieEc.; seconds; l7@isc.; thirds; lo@lee;
large fancy, SIG. choice. -sSsAc; fair to good,
w Witt s'f fancy so" ss.@ac' ei sSo ice; s sass,s sSi0t com% aoS
to good. 1$sc EgssnFresh gathered. state and
s asa! %s.ssr" ar' 'sHe iisie. chi chiiea Ss.'! asrsi s a-'H'9SsSH
was a fair cash trade"
srsAR-Raww was steady; 80. test; 3 ll:lec; ee.tes..
at 1.l6c, cost and freight. Refined was quiet and
ToBAcco-The semi.weekly sales were 100 cases
1893 Pennsylvania seed leaf at l3c., 200 cases 1898
vana at l9c.. $50 cases is98 New England Havana at
16i2@35c., 80 cases 1896 do. at 17@2Oc, 100 cases
1894 Gebhardts Mt l3c, $50 bales Havana at 55c. %
Sl.lO in bond. and IS bales sumatra In bond at s5c.
Gsl.85.
WOoL-current quotations of foreign woods. based
upon Wool Exchange Official classihcations. are as
follows: Foreign-Port Philip combinR 32@38c. Port
Philip clothing. 25@30c.; Adelaide combing. 24@ 26c.;
New Zealand clothing. 2&@26c.: fine cross bred. 27S
Poe; CAPE clothing, lS@2Oc.; Cape combing, 100
Hlc Mont, Prtmera, ,%HS24c merino. 2l@2sc. Eng.
lish, Irish, and Canadian-Irish hogs, 3l@3 2c. Irish
shire wethers. 3%os3ic.; Sussex tegs. see; Sussex
3OGt3lc.; Canadian combing. 3Od3lc.
CHICAGO. March 4.-TheSe were to-day's prices:
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FRIDAY, March T.
The purely professional character Of the stock
market was evan more pronounced to-day than
yesterday. London and substantial local inter
ests continue Indifferent, while small operators,
WHIT have TO pay a commission upon their trans
actions on the Stock Exchange. are manifcstly
indisposed to mako new vcntures. In conse-
auenee tho market IL susceptible to such
moderate liquidation as that which TOOK
place to-day. and which there 10 reason to
believe was OF purely speculative accounts.
Tho stocks sold were apparently bought during
the recent rally. Tho decline naturally stimu-
lated selling by room traders, and also aroused
INQUIRIES for news regarding the Cuban situa-
tion. In default Of news, traders on the floor OF
the Exchange, with the assistance Of sensational
newspaper. succeeded during the middle OF the
day In circulating sufficient disturbing rumors
10 unsettle the market. Liquidation was. a5
usual. accompanied by sales for short account,
and also by boarish manipulation. In tho
last hour tho market rallied q little. partly
on covering, and also because Some operators
seemed to believe that the midday decline was
not entirely warranted by the effort to substi-
tute tho sensational rumors referred to for
facts. Although there was a decided falling on
IN the dealings in Sugar Refining. that stock
continued to lead tho list with respect to activ.
fly, and It sustained o net loss of moro than .
point. Union Pacific preferred was unus-
unlly active at O net loss OF moro than
. points. Tho selling was based osten.
sibly on an unimportant effort that has
been made in tho courts to interfere
with tho reorganization of the company. or the
active Granger stocks c., b. and Quincy suf-
forred the most. though the most extensive
trading was In st. Paul. The limited specula-
t!on was affected to an extont by sharp declines
in Manhattan Railway and Metropolitan Street
Railway. Tho last named was conspicuously
weak 1t WAS learned to-day that gold to the
amount Of nearly 100000 will DO shipped to
this country. principally from France. on the
steamers clearing from European ports to-
morrow. Tho total in transit is 9 7,150.000.
of which Sooo.o 900 Is possibly In transit to Cuba.
Tho closing Of tho stock market was fairly
steady at fractional recovcries from the lowest
prices.
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Tho Norfolk and Western Railroad reports
gross ea RI ? sss for sgz January Of $a,5'147 an in.
crease Of sis,sl5. For tho st seven months end.
an increase Of $3ss,2lI as compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. and net ST.
l66,sl7, an increase OF $632. 49,.
The Buffalo. Rochester and .Pittsburg Rail-
road reports gross earnings for January Of
$2s3. 1873. an increase of $50. 100 as compared
%ish t an i inarss month III Of sl lSst year, and , net $Io2,,
s2;Iss;o54. an Increase Of $685. as Compared %rei
net $795. $50, an increase OF l U .O29.
The Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railroad
reports gross earnings for January of 1928, 900,
same month last year, and net $Il3,93l, an in.
crease Of 1915
The Peoria and Eastern Railroad reports gross
Of $2i,6io as compared witt tn, same me- month Of
last year, and net $37.71O., an increase of
Inc gross earnings were 81, 099. 316, an increase
Of $40. 532 as compared with the correspond.
ing period Of last year. and net 1921. Os9, an in.
described by the New York News Bureau as
follows:, This has been rather a dull week
ments: on account of the very sharp recovery in
New 5ork exchange at the West. which has re-
moved most Of the Involvement to withdraw
oanks at about 81 900 900 on all business with
the country. At the Treasury tho banks have
lost 90, 500: 900, the New York Sub-Trcasury's
regular daily reports showing as follows for the
full week: Total receipts. $l9. 900. 900, includ-
ing " 10000 from other offices OF tho Treas.
ury DEPARTMENT; total payments. SIG, OOO. 900,
including $3, 500, 600 to other offices Of tho de.
partment
BrddstrcefS reports the number of business
failures during the week at 232, against 1888 last
week and 262 the corresponding week last year.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. $573,4S7: internal revenue. $41S. BOG;
miscellaneous. $40. 800; a total of 81. OlS.5 23.
The disbursements were S49s. 600. an excess OF
receipts over expenditures of $500. 523. The
receipts of the fiscal year to dnte have been $780,
76O.959; the expenditures, $277.5 34. 1926: an ex.
cess OF receipts over expenditures of 50. 226, 1873.
The official count Of cash in the Treasury at
the close OF business to-day compared with that
Of yesterday shows:
March 8. March 4.
Gold coin and bullion :. .el07. 847. 55s S1es, 244.5I2
Silver dollars and bullion. 10, $3.50, 23Q 1870 27I
United States notes 35,Sll,26O 97S3S4o2
Other assets less demand
liabilities. .... 1907. 1913 H.o2q SIS
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2nblir lnttrea.

posT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested. Is changes
Foreign mails tSr ne week ending March 8. 1903
Post once as foiIows; R i. sAi PosT f. N iaf sso oio:3
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
~s.rr,n. R~ANsATLANTiG NAILS.
per steamship Rotterdam, via Rotterdam letter0
for GENOA. per %steamshLp saaIe Getters must b
d dn,sn Z %pef sHsI fp : as a: n; es~upplsmsntsry
via az queenstown; t At Il r.: NJ. PEI fo s's SoR%PpT P diesos
per steamship Thingvalla letten must bo az
rected per Thingvalla ~.
PRINTED NATTER. se-Gsrman steamer sailing
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
Vii White sG Star G'h sisa par'S OF on E WsdS..d H%sris s.aa aaS
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French. aud
d. ter. ac; for all countries for which they arc ad.
vertised to carry mail.
After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlau.
tic malls named above. additional supplementary
English, French and German steamers. and re.
of sailing Of steamer.
WEST INDIES, &C.
snip Mordsworth via pernambuco. Bahia and Rio
# r II 4 y, sHpgI hTspH lS;aS A n, . for Fos
kiea must eSc d n'sSasr'n per H,rAl A Hst's5' sGr 10 HS' 4,
PRISCE and efTI1Io GO W W dHr Ill a.
Air. a 1880 4: !. Tor c~SMffiEtHnffE. c ciiir 4
ella fiS' letters d for other aSSH paris Of Ps aa S's@m an f SrS SnSs
m a 4 De r. directed per yisIlenci%,}; at 1850 ":
for Venezuela, Curacao. Trinidad. British and
p em : G1ians must he DIRECTED per p5!ns WI:
c etsansh az s:s6 = :. y ir irwfd Mn gnn am and
81. PiERRE'&iQUEI%o SyI per- steamer a Si'P from Of HaIt
sUNpAY-AtTP for NASSAU y. p. per steam
ship Miami. from Miami, Fla,
Mails for ,Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and
faGH'e Ny I!eame,; close at this ONCE daily at : 80
$50 !; N. Malls for Cuba close IT this onice daily
Mondays ana Thursdays from port Tampa, Via.
Malls for Mexico city, overland. mles- specially
"nlce daily At ss@H. N and a:sSp n, sRcsis'
tered m III closes at $500 p, NJ previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for Australia except West australia, New
Zealand, hawaii. and FIJI Islands, per steamship
Feb. a : aud up to Mar h 8 at $3.50 L. NJ Malls
Tor chIna. japan. ana Hawaii, per $ ]ran,hip
h1Tea . a, G;so " Malsfo Hawaii, per steam.
and !Hpsn; PER %s,s9mship Ts,oma from I I'Gmsn:
when ar. forwarded via Europ,, New ZEALAND.
Ma SSSMm%n.' r Fd1 q s.n T T@H@sIs j., i'lH1 de- yer E"rr '' JAIN mp
!" M"TSn W at IIop 4 N: J. ! y an oGp
cNmpsnla with British mails Tar An.tralt, Malls
nor team cte,n. s mt fEapnn .'p !; iy .airf y;,%lo ",l
Mails for the society Islands. per slip TROUPE
n ra from san Grsnrlsco1' clos" here daily nr'
mails are Forwarded TO port of sailing
the presumption of their uninterrupted Overland
transit. Unregistered mall closes at o + NJ pre-
~coRNELIUs VAN COLT Pos.mSsssA
rost Once Ne" York. N. u. March 3. lssA
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Ardira!.


A T~TENTlON.-OLD Observation-Disclosures
n 'ERSirr or THE CITY ~ SEW YORK MEDI.
Cal. DEPARTMENT; - YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
longer established and has had more experience than
hny other advertising physician. city papers prove
this. Under his scientific treatment blood and skin
diseases, pains IN bones, red spots. sore throat and
mouth, ulcers, painful SwrllinEs, kidney and bladder
complaints, scalding determinations. gravel, undeyeI.
nped organs, weak back, lost VITALITY are speedily Dnr.
nlaneItly cured. Men about TO marry should consult
OLD DIR. GRlSDLE. Every impeachment removed,
Sufferers. do not waste time visiting less skilful phy.
stclans. Remember. OLD Dir, GRISDLE never fails.
OFFICE OVER 10 iEAiS at III West 18th II, he.
tween 9TH and 9TH avs. Advice free. Medicine, All.
Hours, OioHi sundays. ato3. NuchurXe unless cured.
Old DR. IRES. 50 Srnr- ~ -peciaIIst In dis.
ehsrs NJ incn nniy. Quickest permanent cure guar.
nnteed in all diseases. Blood poison, skin diseases
kidney and bladder trouble, weakness. nervous dcbl.
ify. errors OF youth, bad dreams. undcyelOpet or Fans.
imp dimcnts 10 marriage, sc. d, wise. consult thc
only old SPECIALIST IN this city. ONCE over 35 years az
l2O East l1th ST., mar Union square. Hours, o 10 o:
Sundays. - Ia 3. scientific tTra'men and alyi,e free
Medicine only SOC, \" charge unless G ,red.
.-k-A.-QtiC EsI ERM LNENT lIRE
In diseases OF men; DANGEROUS eases solicited; relief
at once. thuSc desiring only hrst. class scientific trsat.
ment should call. Tho lie aiding specialist. Dr. BOnsrhur
lHI West 22d ST, . to .. I 10 ". Sundays. 10 TO t.
A DIR. Il SANITARIUM- SrIentIfc sEU
IA. full treatment OF ali dis asses OF women; prIyata
roonii every convenience and appliance; consulta.
tons, II to p NJ. ll7w. i7st. TIL. 1880 Ssth.
" DIR. BLINN. III ". arm 81. orr. RroadwayC-Z
||' Medical and surgical diseas's of women.
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house. stKioo. No. 1ti Monroe street, on privsss
terms.
MIRA. Nellie A. Grow has sold to Mary F. jackson the
four-story dwelling, y2xS8xl02.2, No. 100 West
Seventy. ninth street, for about S50. 600.
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Available cash, including
gold reserve. ......... S225, b5o, 795 so23. 4l2 oes

Money in London 24 y cent. Rates of discount
IN open market for both short and three months.
bills. 27sd2 1916 D cent. Paris advices quote
3ecents at 104 francs % centimes. Exchange
on London, % francs 80 confines.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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3eal estate Fnr Sale.


For o s"'e ce,i story Factory Building,
out. large elevator. Boiler house adjoining. with
dwelling for engineer; also stable. sheds and large
yard. 2ONS0Nl00. Suitable for any manufacturing
business or laundry. Nineteen years ground lease,
Apply to HENRi SCHIFFER. on premises.
1879 East sSth street. or
HALLETT s ZOCHER, 1870 Third Ave, N. Y.
< ACRES good rich land. exceIlently adapted to
- trucking. small fruits or poultry. for 0IOO; e5
down. then 81 weekly, without interest; near best
markets. close to station and conveniences; purest
water. fine climate. ocean breeze; title guaranteed;
possession after first payment. Write OF call for par.
ticulars, RlSLEY. Is Chambers st.
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aotai sales Of railway bonds tpAr value) o2, b0A. 900.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open HIGH. Lo'e -c7oang-
Sales. fno. est est. BID. Asked.
aai Ads Il. lo2 lo2 100 lo4
Assbs AmsR..l2s 1885, l26s 1904 l27
10 Am sRp.ll2a ll2all2hll24
ss5 AmsH. 7% 7S ~ ~ g
<AmsMp 2os 2ob O ID go
BOA Cable 81 81 OIL 90 90
b7ao Am lob 9l1 els ols Ola elh
1888 Am EI..leet 1904 laeL l27 1870
$50 Am o lsh lsL 81 Ia 10
80 Amcop "a 73 72t 7lh 73
400 Ateb.T&
1910 Atcb.T&
Sep. 20 "a a7's 27a a7a
600 A Arb Of SO SO SO so ae.
Aosi BAit& lTia Ia lYt ls. lsL
20 Bay stG 2 = z 81. a.
i7Rso Brk Rr Az 4ls 4os 4os O
900 I'm G,ll7 az III ll6hll7ia
$40 canso.. 49t 8 10 1ela DO
1850 Can Pac. So. e54 8 sl7s 6
100 Con Ice. 3oP o aoh soa 80
1910 Oh CITY ia llS loL loS lo7s
1899 ch"SAo 81. 2lh 2oa 2o5s 2os
Alt.16s le2 1913 1855 1891
bl0 coca
s,L,.. 81 81 son aos 81.
$500 c&NwIea l2apl2l~ I2eslea.
Iosa6 Q. D sc o6H 9ba o4S O44 e4Ss
5000 c,hEstP "a 81 e2Aa eeT 90
$40 c.M&st
Ppr.".l47 l47 ld7 I47 las
1888 CRAP e7a 974 S6a eSss ses
100 colFuel, goa 2o5 2oL 2oL 2os
20 Chi Ter. Oh Oh o. g. 81
1885 c Ter p. 81 81 80 aea 80
200 c-HvAT. 81 o. o. 9 Ga
isAo c.LAE" Id Ia 49, 49, l3S
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export buuiness-soooo hush. II looks as n oats
would sell closer 70 corn. Local receipts, ESQ cars.
Two hundred and sixty.hvo estimated for to-mor'
,FbouH.Thc decline IN wheat gave an easier tone to
the market to-day, but prices show no quotnble
change. Trade was rather more active than recently.
The Hour trade shows more nrmn,ss throughout
10 reported"
... Bbls. sacks;
EeeelpIs n'son 1919
Exports. .......,..... lO,aOB lb'oSs
Winter in bblt.; Supcrfnc. S3.nng S0.a0i No. 2 ex'
ira, s3bOae3.70; s%traights, s4.b09Si.IOi patents.
HtsoMso.9o. Spring in bbls.: Clears, sA.5oIt1Ioo;
.kathor heavy oncrin "a caused an easier feeling to-
day. Trade was duh. Western spring. in 100 n sacks.
io2SGel6.o0 200 ns, sii.f5@el5; winterin bulk,
CorroS-spot cotton hero was dull and easy, hut
unchanged; no sales. Middling uIlands 0 5lec.
against 79lGc; last year; New orleans and Gulf
s SSig Ssrs ssaS Wsrs T :iSSd last w ySSTi rnC S sp%,nSra
70; New Orleans sold 5000, Augusta l3?, Mobile
gOu, Norfolk 1883. Savannah n2, and 81. Louis W
bnies. Liverpool declined 1924. on the SPOT. with
points. The Liverpool weekly statement OF sales
AMI stocks was as fOllows:
Sales. TITS Week. Last Week. Last Year. lsaa.
Total. $4,000 10000 $4,000 1900
Total; ! 100000 1.lTp,ooo l.2eG.ooo i.s9o. 600
American l ,o1 1000 l.05I 900 ,225,oGo i,7l3.oOo
In Manchester yarns were quiet and steady; cloths
quiet and nrm; The receipts at the por 9 were 22'1Ss
1870 In 1898; total for the week las, 100. AGAINST
lDo.OI2 LAST week, IS, ef3 last year. and l1B.llSin
iseo. The exports from the ports to-day were 23,i,I
estimated Mt 1000 to 5000. against $500 last week,
2,113 last year. aud q. 7sS in 1895. Houston expects
1910 to. 5000, against $3.50 last week, 3,ee3 last
year. and l, e84 In 1898. The interior movement for
the week ~ aa na fDll0Wa.
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Ssltrt 8Oara-8rOuklyn

HENRY ST, 0S. Heights, nye minutes 10 bridge
ii Pleasant rOomsi excellent board; % weekly.
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