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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-23
In AND ABOUT THE COURTS
TOWNSEND HE4RING BANK
RUPTCY CASES IN HARTFORD.

Temporary Injunction Agaiust Con"
necticut Life Insurance Co. Granted
by Judge shumwav-Suit Against the
Consolidated Being Heard-Common
Pleas Court Matters "A DIM OF
Estate of Captain Holmes Appointed
,-Other News.
Judge Townsend, in the district court
of the United States at Hartford, has
allowed DeGray F. Crozier of Hartford
to withdraw his petition in bankruptcy
owing to his having made settlement
with his creditors.
Orders of discharge from debts were
made in the cases Of Henry f. Smith
of ew Haven, William A. Mcpherson OF
Middletown, Lawrence Myers of Bridge
port. Mark A. Cridland of Haddam,
Mary A. Fitzgerald Of Stratford and
Frederick A. Burr of Stamford.
The petition of Edna Schwarz of Wa
terbury was withdrawn, as she has
made a settlement with her creditors.
The court approved the offers of COM
promise made by John E. Glynn and
George S. Lewis of this city.
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RED MEMS MEETING.

Ansantawae tribe No. "a, 7. O. r. NJ,
will hold their council fire this evening
at the hunting grounds corner Church
and Chapel streets. Two pale faces are
to be adopted and other business of i'm
portance will be transacted. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
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SUED ON A 5000 NOTE.

Charles T. Benham has brought suit
against Charles r., Woodward on note
Of $3.50. Property Of Woodward has
been attached and money due him from
the city for the widening of Townsend
avenue was garnisheed. The note was
made by Flora H. Woodward, his wife,
and Charles r. Woodward signed IL
with her.
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or disposing of its assets until further
notice, was issued by Judge ShumWay
yesterday noon. Included in the petit
ton was the request for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the company.
The hearing was set for next Tuesday
at 10 o'clock,
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Patrolman P. Lautenback of 40 Or
chard street is receiving congratulations
on the safe arrival of little daughter
at his home. The stranger arrived on
The sdav evening
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TO RE TRIED IN HAMDuN

The case of John Buchanan, charged
with rape, and Gertrude Richmond for
lascivious carriage, which were noled
in the city court Tuesday, will be tried
to-day before Justice Smith in Ham
den H.}."
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CITY Court-Criminal Side.

Mrs Fanny JacoboWsky was in the
city court yesterday charged with cruel
ty to children. Her case was continu-
ed, however, until to-day, but Judge
Bishop ordered the four children In the
family sent to the county home.
Lyman Botvinck and William Rubin,
who are charged with theft, were again
before the court. The case was how
ever, adjourned to Saturday, March %.
The bonds In each case were at the re
quest of Attorney Goodhart, reduced
from $500 to S400.
william Sheridan was fined $40 for
drunkenness, which will give him forty
days in Jail
The charge of violating the liquor law
pending against Joseph T.. Leslie pro-
prietor of the Imperial hotel, was con-
tinued until March 25.
George w. Kinney, stranded actor,
was fined So and costs and $11. 90 on the
charge of theft.
Abraham 7. Goldfish, arrested on
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT, had his case
continued until March 2S.
Antonio Esposito and Antonio Esper-
inc, arrested for crap shooting We're
each fined 81 and costs.
John H. Dolan, Charles E. Fay and
Edward Carroll We're in court for re-
cent failures to have their lamps on
their hacks lighted at night Dolan's
case was continued until to-day. Judg-.
ment was suspended in the other two
cases.
James Harvey Johnson was In court
on the charge of non-support and car
rying concealed weapons more specific
ally iron knuckles. On the second
count Johnson was fined S. and costs
of SSH.
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SUIT FOR sT,ANDER

Suit has been brought against An
ME Travolsky by George Martarfsky,
charging her with SANDER The plain
tiff claims 500 damages and the case
will be tried before Justice Pond next
week.
The defendant is accused Of spread
ing a story rejecting on the character
of Martarfsky,
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MALoNEY HEARING cONTIN1rDn

The hearing in the case of John Ma
loney of Foxon charged with maintain
ing nuisance, was yesterday contin-
ued until Monday at 10 o'clock before
Justice futile of East Haven.
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CAPT HOLMES LEGALLY DEAD.


In the probate court yesterday Frank
j. Mansfield was appointed administra-
tor on the estate of Captain Marcus X.
Holmes Of Fair Haven, the master OF
the schooner H. II. Hanscom, which
was lost at sea in the storm of Novern-
Der 26 to rs, 1888.
There is no estate except policy of
life Insurance in QuinniDiac conclave,
l. O. Fl. The probate court proceed
ings furnish the necessary proof of
death to the insurance order. The
Hanscom sailed TO sea in command of
Captain Holmes loaded with coal for
the Benedict, Pardee & Co. on Novem-
Der a. 1898, and never arrived at
Allyn's Point, her destination. No news
has ever been received Of the missing
schooner. This order is equivalent to
finding the man legally dead.
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Court of Common Pleas.

Judge Studley in the court of common
pleas Tuesday rendered his decision III
the case of Joseph Rapuano against
the San Antonio society. He sued the
society for 800 benefits. The bylaws
of the society provide that no one can
be admitted over forty-five years OF
age and for a defense the. society set
up that Rapuano was over forty-nVe
years of age. Judge Studley found
verdict for the defendant society to re-
cover costs, and that the defense OF
fraud and false representations as to
the plaintiffs age set up by them was
valid.
Judgment by default was entered IN
the case of the Quinnipiac Brewing CO.
against ]. j. Meyer, by Judge Hubbard
yesterday. The plaintiff claimed $l64,'o
due for beer furnished. The defendant
admitted a debt of $9s.SS and was will
ing to pay that amount
The Quinnipiac Brewing company
has brought suit against the Hartford
Building and Loan association, Failure
to pay a note Of 1888 assigned by Pas
auale Valenti is the ground for the suit.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York May IT, 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-Under the influence Of continued
dull trade beans settled 10 81 60 most hold
offering choice lots freely that Medium and
dragging at the recent decline Red kidney held
steady but quiet. Nothing doing In other varieties
Green peas neglected. We quote: Beans marrow 1895
choice per bush 81 so: do medium. choice 81 do pea
choice 81 32A do red kidney choice 81 1881 10. 40
white kidney choice 81 sosi IS; do yellow eye choice
37h black turtle choice 81 20:
California. So 52h9s2 So; green peas. bags 97he do
Scotch bags. ST.
Bt7TTER-Tnere much quieter trading to-day and
the market seemed 10 show little loss OF tone though
yalues have changed materially Strictly fancy fresh
has sold generally at lec but II s not cleaned
up well heretofore. and IL Is possible that some
lots might shaded Just little F1rsts quiet
lSGiSlzc and the lower grades also selling slowly
state dairy holding up pretty well. but In moderate
supply Imitation creamery steady for fine goods Fac
tory IL showing slightly hrmer t0ne supplies
ing forward moderately and there is little export in
suiry. We quote: Creamery. Western extras per 10.
lgc do drsts, isQ1ssc do thirds TO seconds i5g7hc
DO State extras isai9c do nrsts 7itqisc do thirds
seconds. l5di7c; State dairy hafnrin tubs. fancy
i7he: do frsts 16Qi7c: do Welsh tubs. fancy, Ta1he
do hrsts 1G16hc State dairy tubs seconds 14nG15Hc
thirds 13hQl4c Western imitation creamery, frsts.
i4Ql6c DO seconds i2halsc Western. factory nrsts.
iSc; DO lower grades. I1hqI2hc.
CHEEsE-There IL an actual scarcity OF large whiis
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NeW.igFA toot GE u
400 A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for Bingnani0c
Waverv Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive buhan
p NJ ParlOr car Buffalo. , 80.
100 r. M.-vestihued limed-Fast mall ssily; ss1s
train Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland 7:40 NJ Chicss
a p NJ SIeepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. , = ,,...,,,.. rx,,.x
daIv Arrives at Buffalo T:O5 A. NJ. Bradford 20 NJ
jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 1871 A. NJ, LEY SSss
Library Car. ,.,., rrr,-.
o,IS p. M.-Daily solid train FOR Bnghsmton Eniia
Wavery and Chicago. Sleepers TO HoneITine cn'cas'
and Cincinnati. Dining Car. - .,-,,,.x A.
1IyICKErS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PuLla,Mn!ASS ~
FOUNDATIONS at III. Il3 26i, iol and soL pn nss
way l2T Bowery 58 East l25th-st and 2.5 West 90
8, Chambers and West 23i-st. ferries NeN~foIk. %
ana SEQ FNlton-s 9S Broadway Brooklyn " kse, -,
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station Ne%-in "a 80
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana o
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York May Il. 1899
Guiding SO for ssusherers direct ana 80 FOR the
"a ~ About one-third OF the offerings
late in the morning. Trade opened active with prices
i. 5 al and COWS held up fairly but bulls
Of which the Suppl Cgs % Two u Ga q ea were S over
at Jersey city Medium 10 choice native steers 500 at
s. 25asi good to choiSs oxen and siass at - ~
inferior to good 90 9us a. TO- and scattering sales Of extra
Fat do were 81 sass 90 Dressed beef was in fair
Ss sbe. uh Saa Shipments tay included 900
eTs peer sna s quarters in the St Paul to south
ampon for schwarzschd su5oerser %, 10 morrow G me
bridge & Co and the Buenos Ayrean VIII be laden with
saies@NeWson CO.. le fea Pennsylvana
1921 N average a. s. 4 Gsr o do ID 1907 no. at TO- AZ
DO 2 DO ii: e a s 3 9 3 20 '5s e
and sSs sa4 se $. s. B stag c.e ; i0 do
$50 10 at 81 - DO ii2o NJ at s. & bull 400 ~
so = T. y sp1 'sOS i d.
Sherman culver Chsasq Pq s5eT5' I5.7 j at S 5o
be o fed Pennsyiyana 1885 n s. 20 = 90 1890 70
10 1ess q ,1Gt :? $ = 4S p
8 o. 8 ~ , ,,,o ~ 10 a a
do 1904 10 at 81 95 10 Do 1880 n at 81 ~; q pennsy
yania steers and sass ,mHrd) cog ~ a. = 90 o rags
~ 81 bulls from 10 10 10 1910 = .s oas io do
S. = s. 2 sg% So r. E g 3d. s5 3
DO 40 10 at ~ ~ DO, VIZ 10. az - 20 do $40 ID
at 49, do 792 10. 81 90: do. 40 n. at 81 81
Mcpherson 4 Co: 20 stable fed Pennsyvanla steers
1918 n. es5. e 90, sl7 p a, s. 50. bull 1870
10 do iOs7 ~ at 50 rs; do 500 ~ 50 rs y COWS
iiss 10 at 81 o5 ~ do 1897 m. 81 10 do 10
ss s. 1870 e. g. 40 at 81 50 g az $50 15 g 81
at 81 80; do. 1920 n ct So 90 DO. $40 ~ Is;
do $50 n at So do 40 ~ AT 81 -, 10 do ~
81 10: 3 do. s2S n. a: s. CO. DO 100 N. at 81 40
81. Collins Virginia oxen. 1851 N. Mt 81 90. 1 bull.
1850 10 81 no. do 800 ~ at SO 90: d.. 10 at
o. 20; DO. s33 N. 81 81 DO. 100 n. at So 90
cows. 1898 No. at 81 90 do 035 ~ at 81 10: do 77s
! 10. at t25O
! 5: Judd Co.: bulls. ii4s NJ So so DO 7co 10
at 81 o.
j. shamberg q son chicago steer 1850 n at s. s.;
IS DO llss n. at 50 10 Hs 1910 ~ At 81 so
J. @. Curtis Son: bull 100 10 at 81 80. do 1913
n at - q do io2s n at s. 80; DO. e7s N. at
DO ~ n at 50 30: Do 7os n & g 40 cows 1913
s. CO. DO aaS n ct s. 90 DO Isl ~ al s., O' DO as
n. al 50 So Ga 10 s. rs; DO saa H. at s. Ss
J. H. Hume bro: 2 bulls os5 ~ at 81 10: 4 DO 1865
ID. at S3 10. do 10 N. at So 5O DO 6s5 NJ al g.
COW $50 n at s. 3, % 1000 10 at g. DO go h.
John Ducey: bull lisO 10. at 81. DO 600 NJ M a. "a
do. se5 ~ 81 81 20; do. $50 n 81 40: / cow
1910 n. at 81 -. do. 070 10 al So Coz DO $50 10 al
$3.50 ~ u" "'
g pnl.nbaek; bulls so n. at 50 90
II. H. Hollis oxen 1915 10 at 81 80; Is bulls ga n,
at 90 45 10 DO 7s9 10 at So 80; cows e84 no A. 9 a.
2 DO 60o N, at O. 30; DO. GOO n. at 81 IS
A. Mullen bull. 1910 n. at 50 49, IS DO. $40 ~ a,
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Savannah May l7-Cotton quiet; middling. SIC; low
mddng 5sc receipts 33 bales: sales IL: stock % $751;
New-Orleans, May 17.-Cotton steady; middling.
13-16c: low mIddIlng. 5sc good ordinary. 4sc; re
celpt 932 bales exports coastwse. 44sJ; sales 5000
stock, 374 322 80
augusta May l7-Cotton steady; midding. SIC low
mddng 5Ssc: receipts 50 bales; shipments. 42s: sales,
30 stock 81 Ga 80
Memphis MAY l7-Cotton dull. middling. BIC; low
rniddnR &C. good ordinary, 5-l6c net receipts $40
bales: gross 713 shipments. 1913 sales. $50: stock.
1875 73s. ,, - 90.
Galveston May l7-Cotton quiet; middings lo-iSc;
low middling 7-16c; good ordinary 1916; net re
cepts T4O bales gross 749; sales 1876. all spinners
stock $40 ~ -,, -,
Norfolk May 17.--Cotton dull: middlng. o@c; low
middlng 7-16c; good ordinary 4Ac; receipts ! 2oo
bales: exports coaswise LAS: sales 80; stock "a
baltimore MAY l7.-Cotton nominal; middllng. oHc.
low mlddling 1876; good ordinary, S-loc; gross
receipts so bales: stock. 1903. ~ -, -,
Cincinnati May l7.Cotton steady middling' o5sc; low
mddng BIC; good ordinary 5isc; receipts lO9 bales;
Shipments 300: stock. 0,524. - ,e
Houston May l1-cotton steady; mddlns 10 iSc
low midding 716c. good ordinary l3-loc; receipts'
i23 bales shipments. 317 stock 1908 -. ,s
St Louis. May 7-Coton dull midallng; 100
s09 bales gross 7S2; shipments 1762; stock SIS, 2o2
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo May l7.-Reccpts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty-four hours
ended AZ noon to-day Cattle 90 cars sheep and
lambs II cars: hogs. ~ Shipmen,s-Catue oo
cars. sheen and lambs cars hogs. 10 cars cattle
There was only bunch on sale and a moderate inquiry.
The position u the market unchanged Calves were
in fair supply 2T5 head. good demand and sold full
strong with Monday choice to extra quotaDle at 80 21g
so Is: good choice. $0I$6 80 Sheep and LAMBS ne
market was generally and full strong. with Mon
dav on the desirable grades. Sheep were easier. put
lambs strong. The quality not good as MONDAY
so considering difference In quality. prices were
~ qu0abe at So FDuSo %
good choice 10 fair. - oonso.
Sheep choice extra s. lads5 30 good TO choice SOC
81 n. common 10 fair 80 25dS4 80. The offerings were
well cleaned up and prices steady on the close HOGS
The offerings were moderate. 10 loads. and the mar
tot ononel active and about iOc higher Heavy were
Gu-tahle at 81 10 mixed 81 i5a$i l7is Workers - log
81 is pgs S4dSi O5 roughs 81 40aS3 90 stays ~ pug
90 - The demand eased up toward the close and prices
yere 5c lower but the offerings well cleaned up.
higher ssds3 % sheep dull 50 75dsf 10 Lambs quiet
lower 81 25Gs5 ~.
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May II, loHI
rrr-r> Ejaculation in coffee futures gained little I'M
,,ns ,o-s5ay although notable impro.ei
,sioass "a COMPARED with the complete stagna'On u
~ the opening steady at unchsngd price,
10 points lower After brlet spuTt .. go IONS OF
he r,rn Talent Fluctuations for the entire sess,o,
hut & At the close the
ready with prices unchansed 70 points
800 q, 5ob haes included 5000 UP TO IL m Ne'ns
s Nv heays were able gather Inspiration from tne
Lila news European markets were reports as psc
go, rrchsnsed and vey quiet while Brn.han marhes
hnxeS certain amount OF sofneas with CUISINES sas
sveres from yesterday were IN snaI
vtth those OF the previous day footing up less
han 10 900 BAGS about onenfth OF tne nhsd CO..
W. xa,dav Receipts were larger than looked ior
sggregating IL In the street naIhe. AT ri
feeilng was about steady but interest oo no.
cclee snSstantial form Jobbers had the market
-e., much 20 themselves all day Prices az ue Clue
unchanged the basis OF 6esc Tot iNoi0e i''' W
80 = FOR fobblnC parcels Of No RIO -, .,o, o-lav
The rarge Of contract prices IT the local msAe' ''
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool csbles-Spot cotton
more demand sales 1900 bales speculation and
2cco bales American. 1900 bales receipts 1900 bales
American. 1000 bales; mddng upland. 3Ad. Futures
opened quiet buyers last nights prices Closed quiet
but steady; hql-84 net advance: December-January
320b JAnusry-February 320i4s: February 32lb
Msrch-April. s2ihb: May 3.2oas siay-June 3.2oi.s
June-Juiy 321b: JulyAugust. 321i1b August -Septem-
Der 32li4b: Standardization 32lb: OctoberNovember
3.30ifb: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 32Ob. Manchester Yarns
slowly. C1oths-More business could be done II
sellers would concede something
FLOUR AND MEAI<-SpriIg patents were somewhat
trner and lite more active Other grades had a mod
crate demand and ruled about steady Spring patents
90 S0qs4 winter straghs 81 50Qs3 co. winter patents
50 1894: spring Gears. 81 856s3 TO- winter
81 909sS: No winter 81 0OQ$2 75 grade 81 60
@Si 20. RYE FLOUR-Steady Quoted: Good 20 fair
SsQss IS choice % fancy. So 2Oas3 40. .CORNMEAI-
Steady. Quoted Kin-dried 81 05Q$2 90 az TO brand -
BAGMEAL-steady Quoted: Fine white. S5c; nne yellow
e5catl; coarse e3qs5c. .FEED-Quiet Quoted: Spring
bran bulk. $154tl5 26 SACKS, arrive 200 10 Sl4I
84 % lake aDd rail; sacks. spot SIS 5o0Sie: coarse
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool MAY .-Closng-Wheat-spot steady; NO
California 6s 3Ad al No red Northern Duluth, rs ID
Corn-Spot quiet American mixed new. 3s Cd; do old
81 8ld futures steady May, Is 5sd July. Is 6td sep
ember 81 5sd FIour-St Louis fancy winter steady.
7s 3D. Hops at London Gacinc Coasp nominal Peas
Canadian bs ID Beef dull. extra India mess SOS prime
mess Sos Pork dull: prime mess. Western. 4os. Hams
Short cut. u to 10 10 steady. Ss iaeon-Cnmeerand
cut ~ TO 30 NJ Arm ais Cd short rib is TO ~ 10. dun
30s long niddies. Hight. 80 70 85 10 firm ss Cd
long clear mddes heavy IS to 40 ID nrn, 2ss I'd short
clear "a to IL 10. steady 27s Sd clear bellies "a
10. steady 2ss Cd shoulders-Square IL TO IA 10
steady 22s Cd IArd-Prme Western tierces. steady.
IDS 3D. American refined in pals: steady, 2s Cd But
ter-Good United states Cos. Cheese-American hpest
white nrm Cd do colored dull 40s Sd ordinary new.
3D. Taow firm; prime city, 22s Australian In Lon
don 2s 0d Cottonseed oi-flull refined June-August,
arm i5s Sd Turpentne--splrits firm 35s 80. Rosin--
Common steady. As Petroeum-Renned %. Linseed oil.
ia
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OILs-Cottonseed oil attracted little attention from buy
precision in hog products Linseed oil steady and
ana es s. aDS IN S @s %
bbls 500 and in bulk 81 4o refined 81 20 crude
Prime crude 2ic prime crude 0 b mills IsGlsisc;
prime summer yellow. 25G25lsc off summer yellow 2lisa
winter yellow. 3o0S2c iinsesd American raw 49aSoc.
American, boiled 5l952c; Calcutta raw. 5sc lard OIL
METALs-The market opened quiet ana ruled inactive
news Of stimulating nature either from the West or
abroad PriGes in the main We're une6ansed and the
feature At the close the Metal Exchange pig iron
May to July SIS 80. nominal Tin dull. SPOT to June
quoted so 65as25 % Lead closed very quiet spot
spot 50 75qs May and June Sc 5ds6 s. rna eabe
rs 5 fa,d e os Tin 5yRS m SPOT m ii ss s
ils Is O. soft Spanish lead was quoted at IA Is Cd
M0LAssEs AND SYRUPs-The situation IN the local
Of tobSng nature holders evince pa no desire
to grant confessions as an indueemen and prices hold
steady 9gS;stons follow NeHoreans. centrifugal
PC Ne-oTeans open kettle SSGs5e Porto ' Rco 30
a34c syrups-common. i2aiSc: fair i4izGi5]sc good.
ocEAI Sney maTsei for berth freight,
s dG st we ad BIo AID vfe sS "a qd S
PIGS K0esm &c 81 H coST e. t
erPoo 100 n l2lsc nominal london oats is o.
yard liberal hog receipts the market ruled dull and
weak al Gay under LIQUIDATION closing The lowest point
. Stead extra ou I1sa I Sc as Bee
' 5se iSS r. So Bg.
49,. CUTMEATS-Picke bellies easy: quoted Smoking
bellies 5@a6c: 10 10 5+c ~ NJ. Sc: IA 10 47sc Picked
shoulders steady; quoted. 4Ac Picked hams firm:
quoted. sgshc Western 7Sc; Western p 7Sc:
city greens rs. TALLoW-Firm; city. ~ a4isc;
lard easy quoted 4s3 Refined lard dull quoted South
America &c; Continent. 5.55c Brazil kegs lOc Com
pound quiet; quoted: City 4ssc; Western 4Ac......
sTEARlNE-Steady: quoted: Oeo. 5%c: city sear-
inc GQ61sc.
RICE-Though lacking support Of substantial buy
ing orders the market for rice held firm scarcity Of
desirable staple and bush news from primary markets
Quotations follow: Domestic common 70 low fair SHa
3%c fair 10 good 4&sli5c; prime choice So aGl c;
head 6Ss1Ic; Patna. 5u51c do in bond. Japan
4%m5hc; Java. 4%g5h4c; Rangoon In bond 2L d3Ac
SUGAR-The feeling in local circles was generally
steady. with demand moderate The cable news was
hardly good anticipated but figure as a
Quotations. follow: Granulated. 10 sacks and 2 n
cases. Sac dominos. 54tc loaf and crushed
SAC; powdered and powdered SIC: granu-
lated and graduated 5%c coarse granuiatei
and extra hne graduated 5c confectones granulated
5%c cubes. 5hc; xxx powdered and mould A. Sac:
diamond A. 5%c; confectioners' A. 514c; Nos l. g.
4bc No 4. 4slc: No 3. 4%c No 0. 4G9c: No I 4xc:
~ 43lc; Nos 49, H. Is and 10. 4hc The
reported at London quiet and unchanged
Java quoted at l3s and fair refining lis o. Bee,
steady at the decline-&d May lie 2hd
and Nd on June delivery 20 lis 2kd In marke,
held steady tone. with buyers plentiful
muscovsdo and &c for 50 moasses sugar. Asking
the yesterday-1l6c above the figures
bid Several In the market
transacted not extensive.
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winter bran SO cs@$ls u.s. latter white; me s,o ia
diinss sieGsis; city feed; seGsi6 30; homny '"O' Wv

S'as, s g. sss Hs g. MINI
with the crop SSr.s ss%ss' day. y.'sIa
yen cs more v ss0u an n estimate CT seed to
M 5 S sn: :s6r 1e p ss the ef Bulls
before them to-day and cosea the market Of IN
eren, SPECULATION was at times rather slow but ever
heess progressed steadily and surely not little In
vesment buying added the days s
eSs sin K Missouri ns state Gov
crop bulletin was the se most important
upon the trading element as the eaSS sred by re-
liable authority 1t agreed with some OF n rhe
which has Vs. ie s, rsson obtained
stronger foohOd operators than %sh' Syored at
home and abroad but apparently TO no purpse vnne
reported damage ey insects a,a prospects generally
fair with cold weather killing OF weeds ss5 anf t synF
mentioned IN Fl parts of .SSsnee a. gss on" IN
the price at Liverpool Foreign houses dd little iocsy
during a the stake sa an Hu sSe's at
loads G6,B DSr uD s sRr a cs
while seabOard ciearances show lec Dds eeeess an S
curb wheat wa. 7eHO asked FOR July Quota.
lions Of cash wheat. ahoa basis Were as fo %
NS No af' p S sas Northern PSly.n
The continuation Of Buraos strike left impression on
the May delivery bu, did nc; prevent late oPs a
prices q The day s re higher many an Msy
the market similar those OF preceding DAYS
this week Export business amounted 10 only 10 loads and
10000 bush ahead OF last week
seemed those Of the previous week
small. The OF news was about the
same sti favoring bear side and Chicago holders
liqudated quite freely in the afternoon when weakness IN
distant futures pronounced Liverpool closed
N6Ad net higher. No corn Closed at 4Q4lHes
afoat spot .OATS-Exporters took about 10000 bush
OF oats to-day and spot property steady Seaboard
cearances 1872 900 bush smaller than last
No 2 oats closed 3l4c: No oats. 3Oi.c No white
S5c No white 331c: track mixed. 3lQ3Sc; track white
S4d39c white clips 35Iac. RYE-Market steady
No 2 western e5ikc and No ] Western. 66o both I
shost: state I'VE Gle Z New-York. CARROTS.
BARIFYMarket dull Feeding. 40isc and mating, 44p
48c both I Buffalo