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Real Estate Auc,ios saIcs.

At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter p.
Meyer q Go; soia lsSah or Trayers street; southwest
executors'' sale. to William r. Roenke for 81. 4.5;
( Si'H R. as, ss' for sss5o So also I sses s&5Sia,s ssi' as 81 WHEN
for 1a''s $3.50; s sse'H! So, IS ss:s' Vest " W. SEA j; b', .;1s.,'
frame dwelling. lot %2ax7a,v. executors sale. to
Hin, Hudson avenue. east side, sO.6 feet north or
Fulton street, vacant plot. 25xlO0. extending through
500; also New Jersey, Taylorville, six lots, with
corner OF Main street and Anderson avenue. plot LOOK
s lSS, s ,o W e s, sale; The n corner plot; ioo1i09. was
avenue plot to William il. kosnke for si'S26.
d.; Phoenix n ,I1,s a CO; sold Han place, south.
two three.story and one fourstory frame tenement
houses, with stores, foreclosure. to r.. W. Todd. for
William Kennedy sold No, sIs East Seventy sew.
enth street, near Second avenue. fourstory front
Morris doidstein for SIC, 90; also No. 40 East sew,
enty.seventh street, near Second avenue. four.story
M No ss SOlastsin for slo.s7oj also No. $50 on maps;
''q PS,iis 70 4. E smsts .oI q s E5o 80 w E.sip tna for $1,000.
sirty-sscond street, nve.story Srica tenemeni 10
w s1slS %,;b SSqian5a ni a.. .I!e so6 also n., .dIoiniSs %pgropsTty.
l4sth street. near Bradhurst avenue, nvestory brick
tenement. lot 2o1so. voluntary sale. Withdrawn at
avenue. foursrory brick building. lot 25 ixes.iI,
voluntary sale. Withdrawn At sso, 700; also No. 81
NAT houee. LOT IS iIya.li, voluntary sale, witharawhn
al o32, zoo. and No. 22 West 1880 street. near Lenox
avenue. three'story private dwelling, lot lsvxUVlI..
voluntary sale. Withdrawn a; sll 200; also No, 43G
East Eighty'slAth street. near Av nue. A, fourstoFy
brownstone Nat house. lot 8O.3xlO2. 2, voluntary
sale, TO &. j. Wirhmann for SiT. 800; No. 43s Fast
Eighty'siNth street. similar house, lot 80. . .xIO2p.
voluntary sale: to G. J Wichmnnn roT si7,56Oi also
no. 44O East Eighty-siSth street. similar house, lot
80. 22AlO22 =, voluntary sale. to Z. ]. Wi.hmann for
81 300. ami also No. i4l East Eishty.s xth street
Sl7, 500.
In BROOKLYN Thomas A, Kerrignn sold in foreclosure
No hiO Eighth avenue, one.stOry frame dwelling. on
lot 2OxsB. TO A. schultz, for 1850; also In foreclosure
NO v GruVe street, two'story frame brick nlledI
dwelling. on lot l6,sIiOO. 10 the plalntin for 81, 300;
also In foreclosure the four.stoTy brick nat win
stores. on the north side OF Fulton street, Yh5 feat
west OF .%Tompklns avenue, 4l5K8I. Yxg7.s. to Inc
plhintin for $4,000: also in foreclosure, the three.
story brick dwelling on lot 2l.HxlO0. No. 5BH Quincy
street TO, h. +. Tracy for tl.4Oo over mOrtsage, In.
terest and COSTS; also IN foreclosure, the thTresIury
frame rick nlled) tenement house. with store. on
corner. ana the two story frame dwell ng, on lois
SDklOo' No. ~ Bremen street. to the PLAINTIFF DOR
$500; also IN foreclosure. The northwest corner Of
Dwight aud Dikeman streets, 5000 vacant 10 tha
PiIlntiG Tor $4,000. and N foreclosure. the west siIs
vacant. TO j. II. seed for 1910.
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TUESDAY, March Observation-Disclosures was
dull. but higher. Tho sales were 5000 BUSH.
including 1000 No. 2 red at 81. o6a free on board
afioat for export, and 5000 ungraded red at
$ 1.o1@$1.o2 delivered. Free on board afloat:
No. l Northern spring. New York. $1.1O4; do.
Duluth. $1.11a; No. 2 red. $1.o7; No. 1 hard
Duluth. $1.l3a; No. l hard Manitoba, $l.1lL.
minneapolis received to-day $4,000 BUSH.
against 90. 100 last year: Duluth AZ, 24O. against
71.4sO; Chicago, 73.476 against II. 100; Mil.
waukee $1,000. against 24.o5o; st. Louis. 49,
600, against :. 900; Toledo $4,000. against 8. l35;
Detroit 1861, against 5,1s7 last year. Fu-
lures here declined lac. to &c.. but recovered
this and advanced 4c. to lac. Future sales g.
76O. 900 BUSH, as follows:
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NEW York, Tuesday. March l.-Receipts OF beeves
500 head. all consigned direct with exception OF two
cars. No trading. Feeling reported firm. Dressed
beef firm at 7@Slac. = n. for inferior to prime na.
ported the market unchanged for American steers
and refrigerator beef. Exports to-day 200 beeves,
l.olO sheep. and 1850 quarters OF beef; tomorrow.
$500 quarters.
Receipts OF live calves 33 head. Very little trade
owing to the limited arrivals. Quoted steady at
p 100 ms. for poor to prime veals. City
dressed were unchanged at 80 lie. v n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were $50 head, In.
Guiding Ia cars for sale. Firm for both sheep and
lambs. Common to prime sheep. 81 TO S5 y 100 MS;
export wethers, IS. 50; poor to choice lambs, %. 500
e@9loc.
Receipts of hogs were 8. ss2 head. including Q cars
for sale. Market was n tribe nrn, at o.. 200 SO;
choice light State hogs, $500.
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The cotton market was quiet aud featureless to-day.
Inc trading was mainly local. but included some
Liverpool selling. Early IN the day prices declined
slightly In sympathy with a lower market In Liver.
poo. There was no great pressure to sell. however.
AUD on a small local demand prices rallied, the close
being Irregular, with this crop months slightly higher
ana the next crop unchanged or slightly lower. The
receipts continue TO exceed expectations, but the
shipments are also heavy, the exports FROM the ports
to-day approKimating 10000 bales. The spot markets
~ lhe south were hrm and active In spite OF prp.
elections OF q Less ned demand at about this date. II
was reported to-day that Texas freights had been ad.
Nanced. The extremely low rates prevailing for
SOME time past have invited q free movement OF the
crop aud any advance In rates would doubtless lead
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Fort Worth and Denver City
Railway Company.

FORT WORTH. Texas. February 20. 1903.
On March Is, 1903. The State Trust Company OF
New York. as Trustee, will distribute two per cent.
OF tho par value of stamped certificates OF the Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway Company, to holders
ofrecord thereof on March 10. 1898. being the amount
OF surplus earnings OF the Railway Company for the
six months ending December 81. 1897, applicable TO
the payment of interest on the Company deferred
coupon debt under the Agreement OF o tober ie,
1898. stock books OF the Company will he closed on
March 10th. and will reopen on March Ia. 1895.
G. ". BODICE President.
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Court Calendar. This pa,.

Appellate Division-suprene C~ourt.-Recess. su.
preme Court--A pellate Nos. il. is.
70 Appeals from Dlatrict Courts-SoSI ~. az. 40, So
Of. o. Oh. %, Oh, o1, supreme Court-Special Tern,
Ifhrl -hotlon calendar called at l0;30A NJ. Part
ii.-Gourt opens at 1880 a. NJ. Ex parto natter
Part Il! Court opens at 1880 A, NJ No day calendar,
sss ssa, SSssSSg;, hh Sss' SSJ6, 700. eaIs' Ss4s,
Part v'nacase unfinished. Cases from Part ". Tor
Term. Part l. Part vH,-Clear. Elevated rsiirond
cases Trial Term-PArt H.-CAAe unnnishsd. Pm.
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sasS:sSs sn inSsssse Of 'salis,a6e: interest on
o22. an increase OF Sl7i,53S.
Tho Canadian Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for January Of 81, 672, 62s, an increase
s142.Ss5. "' ~'i'''
Tho San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad
an Increase Of ss,7ss as compared with the
: . Increase q s sSss !0f For the the seven month;
s siISS.@ q decrease Ssn; as so OF sfGa. 500 sSrP as scom m4TS Si'S With
the corresponding period OF last year. and net
$142,3Oo, a decrease OF $12S.7ll.
The Houston and Toxns Central. Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for January, OF S3lS, lob. an
crease Of $4,000. For the sovon months end
ing jan; 81 The gross earnings were III 49, oo.
respondlng period OF last year, ana net Sl,OOO,-
OT7, n decrease OF S45, GA.
Tho transactions in stocks on the Stock Ex-
o oes a Ia, t 9s5 February sSr were . ,0lldi 2 ,sI,n an I'm bncs sems
month last year. Tho transaGtions IN State and
r rs..ss 9, bonds Dor. sz SSgygnr6egatod $9o'oo7'Soo an In
Al the special meeting Of stakeholder. Of the
Western Union Beef Company IN Denver.
Col. yesterday, the propositions to change
Western Live Stock and Land Company;
to reduce the capital stock from $15 900. 600
surplus in the treasury pro rata to the share
holders woro all unanimously adopted and the
directors were empowered to carry them out.
The distribution of the surplus will give to each
holder Of old stock about $4.5o per share. and
will leave about 10000 cash in the treasury.
The receipts of tho Government to-day wore:
Customs, $612.454; internal revenue, $3.50 III;
disbursements were ST.. $685. 900. an excess OF
expenditures over receipts of S457, 276. Tho re.
ceipts OF the fiscal year to dato have been &275,-
469, 6s5; the expenditures, S272.s $50. s26; an OK
cess OF expenditures over receipts OF 81, $3.50.
The official count OF cash In tho Treasury at
the close of business to-day compared with that
Of yesterday shows:
Feb. IS, March l..
Gold coin and bullion .... ele7. asa. 900 si67, CPS. 1888
Silver dollars and bullion. b,s99,o7e 1893 36
United States notes. ...... 89, sos, 4v1 84,0S6 $40
Other assets less demand
liabilities. ......... 10, 0S8,9 43 6,e12.156
Available cash, including
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I'm FaScttc GINS Company.
Fort Wayne Gas C0mpnny,

Fort Wayne Gas CompnnS.
Ohio ANA Indiana t:rs Counpnny.
LoEnusport and Wabash Valley GAS Company.
Indiana Natural nnd Illuminating Gas Conn
many.
Al meetings OF Directors of the first four Compa.
niles above mentioned. held on February l9th. ls9s.
the treasurer was authorized TO purchase In the oIen
market. for redemption and cancellation. SlO, 600.
par value. OF the Mortgage Bonds OF the La Fuyptte
Gas Company. and %slb.o6o. par value, OF the Mort.
gage Bonds or each Of the said other three Comra-
MES, al the lowest price at which the said Bonds
might he offered for sale. Offers to sell the whole or
any part of the said Bonds Will accordingly be re-.
ceive1 by the Undersigned, at 40 Broadway, New
York City. Room 90. at any time prior to March stb.
1898. In case of several ofrers at the same price. The
right TO apportion or reject the same In reserved.
out OF 3lSO.O0O. par value, OF Bonds OF the Indiana
Natural ana Illuminating Gas Company, held in its
treasury Tor hetterments. SlOO, 900. par value. have
been cancelled, by order Of the Board OF Directors.
-u A. Il. PROAL, Treasurer.
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Augusta shipped to-day 1921 bales. Memphis 1901,
~; Louis 4.OIe. Cincinnati l,40O, and Houston S.OIi
bales. Houston exrects tomorrow 1000 TO 5000
bales. against 1897 iaSt week. 2.489 last year. and
5000 In lspb, New Orleans expects 1000 TO 5000,
against = 2Bl last week, l., ia last year. and 4 1911 in
1873. The port receipts were 80. 400 bales. against
ys;n44 last week, l7.9as. last year. and 2s,4l4 in
nus far last Wesk. The exports from the ports ap.
proximated 10000 bales, The semi weekly re,eipts
at thirteen principal interior towns were 40. zoe
bales. against 4S;ss5 last week, 25.oo2 last year,
ana 5s:6S0 In lS16; shipments 4S.i07. against
hs,gbO last week, lifts last year. aud ~. 100 in
1913 New Orleans declined 2 points ON May. but
rallied Futures here d. clined 2 to , points, but raj.
lied anu closed steady. with prices 2 to3 points higher
on near months. and unchanged to 9 lower on distant
months. The sales were 1928. ECO bales. The future
trading WA ms fnllnMh.
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5egal Notirrs.

NEW yoRR COURT. COUNTY ov
CTSoI'. John ], Crooks. MARY 4; o'Ssi. Rohor
o,Seii; Jsm.. o'Neii; George J. Gal,agher and Mar;
hyGia Gallagher; h. wife; Patrick G]allasnor and
a aahssS Sa' hs siifs ms s T'5s; 'G as,i Ss,lsshs sa1 1%I ann an,
berry. Mary Timoney. Ellen Mckay. Roman Catholic
a H'R%as S' sarah Z I. b has S,1S q ANNIE MsS " f0f hsn s n !.
Eugene Hannigan. Edward i, II. h%annigan and annie
ment OF Edward II Haaniisan' Deceased = S,'. and Sa" ali Isr
sons having an interest 10 these premises. either 40
next Of kin of Sarah Gallagher. MARY Gallagher.
George GAiiagher, James Gallagher. John "a !as4er.
an % John Grady a irg"te" mentioned IN the NJ
! The Undersigned. duy appointrd referee by ortc,,
In the ONCE "f the Clerk Of the County Of New York.
on the 7th day az February, 1895. hereby r qnits
OF the order had n lien upon any undi, Idrd snnr"or
interest ~ TIE property sought 20 hs part.tloEed here.
me ON or before the 18th day OF Arm isOs. at my
County OF New S y TO s1r rroy. s1 his ! ie %pk and MY tibe t"S
amount due or TO become due to him by reason
The premises are described in the amended and sup
hirn,, ntal complaint IN III, above entitled action as
AZ that lor. or piece Of land. with the building,
aud improvements thereon erected. lying aud being
beroi and known MS No. 80 SCANNED str ,et, and 10.
Sfs.e q INK th'r" n~, ~ brg'nninG az The dislanrc o; ~
ming ~ 90 ea.twHrdly direction 90 feet 90 point
roe St,csI ~ 'nehes hortherly 81 me san M"n,
SCANNED street e7 feet: thence westerly rs feat 20 .
point on the easterly side of EcammCl street. di-tanI
"a feet n%ortheriy OF the point OF beginning. aud Themes
s1',iherly ~ rect along scanned street, TO the point
co All tsa # l lew pi Ter or parcel OF land j. ;aia Sity and
IN the SAID city. and situate aud bound d as follows,
VIZ; comm"hSlng on the northcaSfsrly side OF Thiri
street a, the distance 81 100 feet westerly from
Avenue p. and running thence ~northeriy ana 1Arai e!
WIN tho "a d Avenue u ninrty.Six feet and one half
lhehi 'henrn westerly. parallel with said THIRD street.
twenty feet; thence Southerly. parallel with sad av'
ehue' hihety'slN feet and one.half inuh. and thence
or beginning.
Dated March LIST. 1858.
CARPENTER 4 HAssETT, ~
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF,
10 Park Row, New York CatN.
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Available cash. including
gold reserve. s2e7. 2a4,b 1s saeb. se4. eos

Money in London 2le@2a = cent. Rates of
three months bills, ga . cent. Paris I'D
vices quote 8 y cents at 1O4 francs 12la cen.
times. Exchange on London, IS francs %
confines.
The sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
al xrArA n n fallntra.
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yNnSSSSry. .. i. 1899 SGS &c S.9ssS 90
S S.SsmSss ." s sSS SsSSSS S S:sS SS..ssSSssSS..SSSS
Futures hero closed steady. with prices unchanged to
8 points higher. The sales were 4.7bo tags: Havro
an. o 6S Ssss, against wsrs Is Ses, 6Gc q mS s,HSE sr IN h Rio %rs
quiet. with prices and exchange unchanged; receipts
sseaGy. r%ocsiots iHi in Two dSys. 10000; stock. ssi 900
The trading today was dull an featnreles.. Prizes
s sntfq santos Stoai ia Dn F 'SSri sSp wore 10000 ooV sass. against a. n.a
40e. 900 In the same month last year.
.s s%sS :S,: q +; X! rs! r. . I; IS: sa' & s sES' irS az %s : & ss SS ss Sss''i
strong. spot, March and ApLli. Il: sbSi2c. Lead was
afn rS, s s19'i MARI March s ana 1 AnTil' q q 3 uSS :, .i9 ,too Tin sn. Wss
was UNCHANGED. Spot: March and April, 4,lo@4;e5e.
s5 SaSsis st0 Tosln Tss aS 81 '' az si.aals wssi dsu for or
common to good strained.
s5.iaaSSS.qbi refined FOR the cointinent.H $3.50.
Pork wss quiet and lower; Mess. slo,boSsio.!b; Cut
5'sc.o Tai!ow dull but steady. city. sasc.; codn.
s6se.:- nrst.: isss., seconds ii7@isc.; thirds,
isasa ! ih,rd STAG ,s seconds asssi; iSssf Il. G Ss:.s; i5sS
full cream; large fancy. she; choice, s9siac.; fair
e, .Ds sC %s;, 1HSTsc'' ssm%cn' SaS7c smell color lord d
mon 70 GOOD. TSsc. fsss-Ffe,h gathered State and
and n"' western t n1sis. 49, is.c. S'i oh Z | MaraS i.n
Provisions were quite weak early in the session
and thereafter were dull and heavy until near the
closo, when the strong grain markets started scalping
shorts to covering, and there was also considerable
replacing ~ local long lines OF ribs. The stocks to-
morrow arc estimated to show up publish. The cash
trade was only fair. but shipments were large. Esti.
mated receipts OF hogs for 10. morrow, 8s, 900
SuoAR-Raw was dull and unchaneed; So test.
Sll,lec.; test. 4 3.1ee. Ronn,d was quiet but
steady.
ToBAcco-The semi.weekly sales were 900 cases
1890 New England Havana at lsiqC6 85c.i 100 cases
1898 do. seed leaf at 22S3Oc.; $50 cases 1895 Wis.
consin Havana on private terms; 900 bales Havana In
bond at b9c.@ti.05, and rs bales sumatra in bond at
Csc. 9sl.15.
wooL-Texas-Finc and fine medium ie months.
1b9lIc.; medium. ~ months. lfGlsc.; nne and
fno medium spring, 90 months. lag l5c.: fine aud
fine medium fall, 12CS1ic. Western States-Fine
choice. l4sl6c.; fine medium choice. 15@lsc;
medium choice. 16S1ac.; quarter. 17@loc.i nne
average, l2Sl4c.; fine medium average. 13@l5c.;
medium nvernge. lo@1ic.; quarter average. 40
l6c. Californla-Sorthern spring. free, lBG17c;
Middle county spring, %lsesllc,; southern spring,
IL La l2c.; bury and defective, SGtpc.; North
ern fall free. 100 l6c.: southern fall. 90llc.;
fall defective. Ga ST.. Oregon-Eastcrn choice. l4c.;
Eastern average. ll912'.; Eastern heavy, DC Oct;
valley No. /. i7@1ac.; valley No. 6. l9@e1c.; vail y
3. lsSpCc: valley lambs. l60GlSc. Territory
Fine choice, lag l5c;; nns average. ll@lec.; fine
medium choice. 100 lSc.; hne medium average. 100
l6c.; quarter. lie.
CHICAGO, March These were to.day's prices:
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PRINTED MATTER, &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C., for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
Sc, for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard, French. and
German steamers on SATURDAYS take Printed Mat.
ter. &C.. for oil countries for which thev are ad-
vertised to carry mail.
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Hiridrnds and Sntsr.st.
DsIaNare .na m.a.sn cnn.. camnn,

De'""Are ana hnuaon snnaI C0mpHnN,
NEW YORK. Fch'y ~, 1908.
4 quarterly dividend OF n AND ONE QUARTER
IlHC fER CENT. On the capital stock of this Comnnny
wiz be Paid at the once OF ths Company. pI Corr.
Ianht 81; IN tins city. on and after Tuesday, March IL.
lhps' The transfer books win he closnd iron, Tho
Giose %i business "day until the morning OF Wednes
By order OF the Board OF Managers.
CHARLES A WALKER. Treasurer.
(lFFICE OF Th" Madison square Garden Com.
pHny. The interest due November It. isv1.
on Ihe tirt Mortgage Bonds OF this Company viii
ne PAD. WIN interest thereon. at the Mercantile
dsust Sompahy on March LIST. 1895. Tho squiyaient
JAMS q. YOUNG. aseFstarx.
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After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlan.
tic mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers OF the American,
English. French and German steamers. and re-.
main open until within ten minutes OF the hour
OF sailing of steamer.
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2ublir Nnttres.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read DAILY by all inter. s,cd. as changes
may occur at any time)
Foreign mails for the week eni!ng March 5. 1893,
will close promptly In all CaseO at the General
Post ONCE AS follows: PARCELS POST MAILS closo
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wEDNESDAY.-At z A. NJ. supplemen tary Q A. ny
for EUROPE. pGr steamship Paris. via southampe
ton; Mt z A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steamship Ls
Bretagnc. via Havrc dettrrs must DO directed
"p"r La Dretagne ~; at y A. NJ. supplementary
1890 A. M for EUROPE per steamship Ger.
manic'. via Queenstown; at 10 A. NJ. for BEL
GUM direct, per steamship Noordland. via Ant.
werp Oetters must be directed :. per Noordland ~.
4 A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per steamship Rotterdam, Via Rotterdam netteru
must be directed per Rotterdam" ,; at s A. NJ.
for GENOA, per steamship Saale ~tletters must DO
directed per Ssale" y; al A. NJ. isuppiementspy
1880 A. M.)fpr EUROPE per s%teamahip umbrir
via Queenstown; TT IL A. N. for NORWAY direct,
per steamship Th!ngvalla Qetters must be dr.
rected per Thingvalla ~.
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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 2, 1898.

TO decreased receipts. The dry goods market con.
tinues nru.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was stendier; No. q, ehc.
The future trading was rs follows:
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Winter In bbls-Supernne. 03.0 e8. 80; No. g, ex.
ira. S3.5O@e3 20; s~traights, o4.60GS4. 20: patents.
- soSe5.35. Spring in bbls.-clears. e4.8os64. So;
s~traiRh:s, o4.T59e6i patents. %. 1909 5.4 40. Mill
Fsed-wss nrm. Western spring. in 100. n. sacks
lS.ooSsi5;75 200 ms, SloGsl6.5o; winter in
C~orIos-spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales;
LOO bales were delivered on contracts. Middling
uplands. 65.l6c., against 7Sc. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf. e9.lec, against 7Hac. last year.
The southern spot markets were steady. Mobile
advanced l.l6c. New Orleans sold 1000. Mobile
1900. Norfolk oss. Savannah 1871. Wilmington ia,
and Augusta 98 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on
the spot, with sales OF 10. 900 bales: futures there
declined TO Ia points. In Manchester yarns were
quiet but steady; cloths dull. The receipts At the
principal Interior towns were as follows:
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Barley-Was dull. New feeding. s2@s9hc, cost
and freight to Buffalo at opening OF navigation. Rye
Was firm. No. 9 Western. bS'4139c., free on board
anoat. Sales $4,000 bush. C~orn-sp!t was stronger.
The sales were 804. 900 BUSH. including $4,000 No.
2 white. 1000 No. 9 mixed here. and goo. 900 do.
at the outports on private terms for export. No. 9
mixed in elevator. SOC. Futures advanced loc, Flu.
ture sales 220, 600 bush. as follows;