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Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
Died.,

In Central City, Colo, Friday night, Jan,
uary 26, 1900, OF rheumatism OF the
heart, Mrs. Anna Leonardelli, aged 26
years and 10 months.
Deceased leaves husband and three
children. The funeral occueed on Sun
day January, 2S, 1900, from St. Marys
church OF Assumption at $50 o'clock a,
m. Interment was made in the Cath.
olic cemetery.
AT his residence on Lawrence street.
Central City, Colorado January, 30,
1900, of miners. disease, Sampson
Lucas, native of England, aged 80
years.
Deceased had resided here for the past
twenty-five years, and had been engaged
in mining up to the time he was taken
down and confined to his residence by
the disease from which he had long been
sufferer. He leaves a wife and one son,
The funeral occurred Wednesday, Janu-
ary 81, at O'Clock p. M. from st. James
M. E. church, this city.
In Denver, Colorado, after a long illness.
January IS. 1900, Mrs. Ida c. Nichols,
aged ol years.
Deceased had resided in Gilpin
county since 1872, excepting of late,
while undergoing medical treatmtnt at
st. Joseph's hospital. After partially
regaining her health she went to house.
keeping in that city. Deceased leaves
three sons, Herbert, Roscoe and Leonard,
all grown, who have the coincidence OF
large circle OF friends and acquaintance
in the loss Of their best friend Mother.
The remains were brought here for
interment on Monday, the funeral occur.
ing at 2 o'clock p. m. that day from st.
James NJ Il. church, this city. Inter.
ment was made in the city cemetery
alongside the remains OF her husband,
who preceded her to the grave number
OF years ago.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

Fresh from Kansas. at the Mueller
Commission Compsny's store.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

Fine watch repairing at the Mineral
Palace.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
Teller livti,

All rooms heated. Low rates for winter.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

HOPE MINE, FAIRFIELD DISTRICT
James Coyle & Co. who are operating
the Hope mine in Fairfield district last
Saturday sold 10 the w. j. Chamber.
lain Sampling works in Black Hawk a
five ton lot of ore, two grades For the
first quality they received 57320 per ton
and the second quality s55.52 per ton.
MIR. Coye feels very much Encouraged
He showed THE OBSERVER mining re-
Lerter the returns which gave % 100 and
/35-100 of an ounce OF gold respectively
to the ton. Him and his associates can
make splendid wages at the prices re-
'ceived for this last shipment of ore from
the Hope. 1t carries silver and lead.
IN SIXTY DAYS.
\ Receiver w. H. Thockmorton of the
Eldora mill arrived at Eldora January
II to take look over the property says
the Eldora Miner, and pay the watch
man. When asked concerning the open
ing OF this important enterprise he
vouchsafed the statement that he ex-
pected it would be operating in sixty
days, but by whom he would not say.
All rumors to the effect that anybody
had purchased it he pronounced false at
the present time.
SITE FOR THE NEW SHELTER IN DEN
YER.
Options on 40 acres of land at Man
chester in South Denver, back of the
paper mill, have been secured for the
location of the works of the Denver
Smelling company. The Republican
says that H. M. Joe ulman, who is the
head OF the project is in New York Sc
curing the money, and reports progress
that practically assures the success of
the undertaking. The price of the site
will be something in the neighborhood
of $4,000. The company will have land
not only for the works, but for the
homes OF the workmen.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
SAUER McSHANE NJ. Co.

Ask your grocer for Cobbs pure choc.
olate. Cocoa nectar, chocolate nectar
used in the finest houses throughout
the world. Att
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

Erickson's 81 shoes are the best.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
I. ?. FISHER,
Quality !. the Relish.

General Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
Poultry

Lawrence Street Grocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22

METALs-B Business was slow in the metal market
tin reacted partial 12 points from yssrdas DECLINE
and ss2 asked Pig IRON We're quiet no T
SIC 70 a e wa ans and a 81 S Bd G GfaE
asked ~ w a aus Hed SHADE closing
e9a Vas s % s and for fpssr s s. Of local
out of BUYERS do not broaden from day day
do the offerings Of sellers increase In fact molasses
much energy n5aaifsste4 syrups throughout the
We quote New-orieans Centrifugal common ia
] P9fo Ps oo Srnps
mc9mmon l7al9ca fair 1Sa14c; good. l5a16c; prime
OCEAN FREIGHTs- scarcity of sail tonnage for
good demand for vessels and rates were firm on the
crate demand unchanged on lumber from the
South :hoUgh somewhat lower coal to New England
demand: and held arm the basis Of IS 1o5Ed@
there steady demand ruling firm QUO
,sS"' ss:5S@ ri $50 hoRSSP a. e;:sS
a8 G1I Lend9n oats ts:G 2s 3D. m Wit, ,n.,
change from pTsyioSs I'm
We quote Petroleum.. ,6bIs So 90 bulk
oIP PAR crude his s2 S Ss
low. butter sgades a7dssc; prime white, soc
5aasoc; american boiled sias2c Calcutta raw tic
Western linseed oil quoted &c under city brands lard OIL
M 1S buying and ribs Ss
to-day promoting h-mness throughout the session until
ss Ps saSsq S 800:
last week. and
The ss ct eSess reS s't 81. It ss: ?s9 %
o@otsd Mess. sioasi6 25; famly siiGs1s packet STA
Ease 6asI:a Pss6ns 20 n s! lsd B. 20 5s |
n bse 80 RI az a asf: qet a ~ G
Picked shoulders seady at eaSa Ped hams
aiif aloc,. TALIowweak; City; KS country $40
quiet: quoted at Refnsd quiet Quoted: South
america Sc Continent CSC Brazil ke.s 95c Com
49,. .sTEARINE-Dull. Quoted: Oleo. csc; city lard
stearine. 797Ac.
RICE-The local market quiet and steady all day
seers News from the Southern markets failed show
the slightest variations in conditions at those centres
Gc prime choice So as Sac head 5&d6hc Patna
414@4ssc: Japan, 4&q4Bc Java. 4l@4&c: Rangoon, in
bond. 2G214c
sUGAR-A good business done in the refined sugar
market the opening. and during the balance the
day toleraby brisk The that another
adv'rce was not unlikely in the near future served
a spur upon buyers, did further advance in beet
London. We quote Cut loaf and crushed, 555c
9omnos Din half bbs only and mould A. 54oc cubes and
XXX powdered, $500; coarse and fruit powdered 25c
Eagle conectioners graduated, 540c. do and
extra fine 5 S n5 % nn sa nG n 6ag
10 475e ~ > 4.7os; ~ q SOC; 20 !. 400: No $
Il. Is and 16 1850. Raw day. with
sellers exhibiting confidence Buyers bid I 7-l6c
unlimited amounts. included bags Cuba
800 bags Cuba molasses sugar l5-16c and
freight This business done late yesterday but did
from London reported as Arm
with good demand in evidence. at los Sd for both
n sear ss aTm nd M ~ on zap Tpn
lbs I'd and fair refining at lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22
nrHER MARKErs-RY rELEGRAPH

Chicago, 21Catte- Receipts 1890 head steers
1Oc best: butchers active and firm;
best toady SIS 60; good prime native
steady a shade lower. 81 75dS4 So poor medium
10c lower $4S4 g. selected feeders steady, S4qS4 70;
stockers quiet. So 4O6S3 30; firm s3qs4 20;
So 1884 CO. active 50 25Gs3 bulls
steady 81 S36S4 %; calves unchanged 81 5OGS6 Texans
head best to-day 81 So Texas fed
steers active steady. SIS 1895; Texas steady.
IS 1898 65. HossReceipts to-day 81 900 head; esti
mated for 2S 600 left 5000 5a1Oc lower
top. So 1871; mixed butchers 81 sOas5 10 to
light 1895 O2ls bulk sales 81 959s5. Sheep-Re
ceips 10000 head; sheep shade higher: lambs
1OG15c higher good choice wethers So 6OGs5 So fair
mixed s56s5 80: Western sheep. S. 40ds5 80;
yearlings S6dS6 So native lambs So 60qSI 3d. Western
lambs. s6dS7 Is.
strong. $685. sheep active and higher. 81 2o@s6 %
Lambs easy. S 75GS7 Is.
East Liberty, March 2I-Cattle steady So s5a
steady: prime mediums IS 40; heavy hogs s. 35@s5 40
Workers. IS 30Gs5 35 light do, S. 10Gs5 Is; pigs
81 90Qs5 O5 roughs. So 75qS5. Sheep steady: choice
Sc 30IS6 30; 81 500S4 choice lambs
81 301x7 50 good, 50 50Gs7 p; veal calves
s6GS6 80.
Buffalo. March 21.-Receipts of and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenyour hours ended
lambs, cars IL Shipments Cattle 95 cars;
sheep and lambs cars; hogs. Cattle unchanged;
offerings light Calves light supply fair demand steady
Choice STGS1 25 good choice Sc 50S7 Sheep
and Lambs-Onernss light; active demand; prices ruled
and higher the good kinds Lambs-Choice to
S66S6 70; mixed, 81 5O6s6: wethers seq
yearngs Sc 25@S6 S. Hogs-Light supply Heavy.
IS 35ds5 40 mixed and Workers IS 35GS5 40: nom
nay s5qS5 To- roughs. 81 s0GS5; stays SO 1884 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22

Exports for the week-For Manila. $3.50 bales; Puerto
Leith 3D. GLASGOW SOS scattering Al total 1904 bales
PoULTRY-ALTvE-Re Receipts to-day included - cars
by freight Demand is light and with large accumula-
OK Srm we qu%5e F0% per TO- S,cS G naT
supplies Of specially heavy but demand
with a o an h an be- upon
se T ef6 % Th are i 9 fGs
ply and have from out Of dta G and
Turkeys in moderate supply and fancy grades firmly held
show Undesirable quality ana selling Slowly at Irregular
m p09 ue and pnshaneed
bgn nominal we Fb voTn
hens vo o 6s o mHs toms best d. l0@
7asc: Southern and s0uthwestern iced hens loa1e;
pair 25aaoe sa n average to pair 2oa24e: chick
4c chickens and fowls state and Penns1vania prime
19aldc do Western mixed prime S1sc; do fair to good
exc; western scalded alsc do western dry picked
ad Ts @ & ss to M DC eapSns
a :ma 1n and s ds tq shss
14a,5g western large is@i4s; do small
agee geese aysTase BEST Sac poor 90 &c?
80
hens NJ goGns om mae So hsns and nd
No sa1oc brGers fancy dry picked i5c % scaided
average No l. oaI1c do No 2 race; fowls dry picked.
aae 2d Large Ss DO
No l. 1oG11c; geese. average best. 9@lOc
Very game arriving We quote English shine
per dozen Sa@S2 90 grass Ployer 81 5OaS2 20 ducks
81 25d$ 90 DO redhead 10 average pair 81 75aS2
do light weights 75casl do ruddy, heavy, 75caSi: do
40Q50c do greenwing 3Od40c: common 25G3Or: rab
bits. per pair. 1Oc: jack rabbits. 2Oa25c.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES and Western
demand with outside figures extreme Bermuda firm for
fancy but ordinary dragging; Florida mostly
poor but supply Is light sweet dull Old
Havana lower Asparagus in good demand quoted
Brussels sprouts Choice new beets and carrots
steady Celery quite plenty Caulihowers scarce
and high Cabbages sell well when choice Elephants
in light supply Kae and spinach nearly all
high. Peas scarce. Beans more plenty
matoes mostly poor dragging from 50
as quoted; We quote: Potatoes. bermuda. prime per
Dbl, S5qs6: do fair good S3dS4 80; Havana fair
10 prime s3QS4 do Florida. fair prime 5Oa$3 so;
do State and Western. $50 10 81 5o@s1 81 state
prime 16O 10 bag 81 65@sl 10; sweet potatoes Jer
sey per Dbl s. 25qsS % Onions Bermuda crate.
S 20 n- do Haya9a 8 7S@$I So do Orange County
55cq$l H. do Eastern white Dbl s2as2 So do yell
paragus Charleston prime per 100 lunches s9as1O
seconds s4QS5 do California large lunches
Ngs6 do small 81 50as2 Brussels sprouts fair prime,
81 %; do Bermuda per S1a$l 25 do Orleans
per 100 punches. S3qs4 do Charleston.
$igsS 6o' eeeTy California per dozen 22G75c do State.
California s3Gs CO. cabbages Florida per bbi
crate S2Qs3 Charleston per crate s2qs2 10 do state
chcory NewOreans per bbl s3as6: eggplants Florida
per crate So oQS7 escarole. New Orleans bb s3a
basket s2ds5 So okra Havana, per carrier 5Oas2
Florida carrier S2GS3 peas Florida per
basket S3aS8; parsley North Carolina 100 punches.
%1da per eFate sdsi 5S string beams. Forda per
crate. s3ase spinach Norfolk. per bbl 75casl Is:
Dbl S7cdSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22

Galveston. March 2I-Cotton steady middlns s.c;
low midding. csc: good ordinary sSc' receipts 30
bales: sales 100 bales: stock. oo.s9 bales
Baltimore. 21.-Cotton nominal; middlins
f5-6c middlins elzc; good ordinary. ssc net re
cept 2lO9 bales; 2752 bales exports eoastwse
2.O0o bales stock. IL. AT bales.
Savannah March 21.-Coton quiet: mddng oisc;
low midding 9Ac. good ordinary. SIC: net receipts
bales: gross bales. exports coastwse. LOO
bales: sales. II bales: stock. 13O.3sI bales.
New-Orleans. March 21.-Cotton quiet: middiins
7-16c: low middling 316c: good ordinary. sac;
cepts 1924 1000 bales stock 25s $50 bales
Memphis. March 21-Cotton steady; middIing. 7iec.
low nliddling. 316c good ordinary = 10 l6c. net
225 bales pol bales; shipments If3 bales:
sales, 1850 bales: stock. 10 1888 bales
St Louis March 21.-Cotton quiet: middling. T-i8c;
low mddng 91sc; good ordinary. sac net receipts 70
bales: 1853 bales shipments. 2I70 bales; stock
7l077 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22

nearly all found into market dur
ing the last hour and helped the weak un
dertone OF the late session The report from Mc-
was somewhat sensational IN characterolmost 100
much in fact. for the trade believe Those from
other parts or the West being pronounced received
credence from traders. Still, Prime reported
and vigorous The weather conditions in Western states
about the Tuesday. showing fairly low
temperatures and clear skies Most of the foreign
apart from Paris markets. Berlin mark ad
showing lie decline. Antwerp unchanged and English
kes bGAd lower. An Argentine cable having consider
able effect upon the market stated that fifty steamers
were loading with wheat for nearby shipments TO Eu-
amounting about 8 600 during
the day foreign houses fair wheat here
and in Chicago and bulls figured liberal exports. al
traced. Northwest receipts 554
pared with 442 last At Chicago cash demand
was reported to be In good shape again. with buyers
negotiating less the price than the freight
charges still being Quotations OF cash
wheat o basis. follows: No l hard
Duluth s07sc; No hard Manitoba so7sc; No Northern
Northern Chicago I5Ac, all prompt: No 2 red: 79*c:
No ! hard Duluth. TS1sc half May: No Northern
Duluth 76Ac last half May .CORN-The local
ket for corn steady pretty much all day a
in the afternoon prices eased off little in sympathy
with wheat and the close practically unchanged from
the previous night The English markets 1s9Ad
lower and far Western weather
cerned the bears had the advantage Export
the seaboard amounted 2l loads Provision
bought little corn at Chicago but commission houses
ward in consequence. No closed 43Ac elevator.
delivered and afoat basis. .OATS-The market
for oats quiet and about steady. Prime said that
in Southern Kansas and Southern Nebraska seeding
was well under way. In the local market No oats
quoted 2SSc: No g. 2skc: No 2 white, 32c; No white.
II Ne track mixed 29a3ohc: track white. 32d33c No
western e4c ( o B ancat: No western. esI2c o b
afoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-York. March 81. 1900.
BEEVES-R Receipts l21 cars, head in
Guiding 10 export SO city butchers % for
market. making with cattle held for
sale. 20 OF which Jersey City and at slxtieth-s
Steers steady strong light receipts fat bulls firm
10 Zoe higher; light bulls rather easier and. while
at Jersey Ciy rated firm l0c higher
st medium cows were quoted Toe lower and thin
l5Q2oc on. Yards quite cleared. 10 good
native steers cold at 81 Jqs5 10 100 tops IS
and So 5OQSi so TO buIl at
s3qS4 40: choice bulls S3ds4 40: choice fat
bulls 81 60qs4 20; poorest best cows at s2qS4
beef fair 7a9c per decent
choice sides Gables quoted cattle slow on heavy
South American receipts; refrigerator weak The
Kansas City. for Bristol took out to-day
Stewardship Suzberger; the Oceanic quarters
Of beef the Trinidad p cattle and ID sheep
shippers No shipments ThursdaY.
. sales-Newton Co: 10 Virginia steers L. 2so ID
IN % 80 loo 10 ~ enhsylvania do. ll3o ~
at 81 50 stays 500 ~ at 81 DO bull 10
do, 1850 10. at -; Virginia 1910
do. l90 10 at s4 IS i049 10 at SO So ii
do. 1874 No. So To- do SGI NJ So do eo5 n at
50 rs do. 757 10. at 50 30; do 597 n. at So 25
s. Sanders Illinois 1855 n, at IS 80 % do
1921 n. at s. 90 % do HOS n at 81 90 IL Kentucky do
1856 10 IS 40 10 Ohio do 2Is 10
do, 112o ID. at 81 so: bull l7Io n. at 8, 90.
Sherman a. Culver; 10 Ohio steers.
do, 1867 NJ S. 27l4 do 1900 No. IS 2Ii1 II do
1909 10. at SIS % Ii Indiana do 1881 10. ITs do
1915 10, a IS 05- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

>, Lyndon March 2l-At the wool auction sales
1850 bales offered. The attendance good and
there fairly representative catalogues good elec
ton of mertnos and taken By the home
trade The American representatives the chief pu
ehasers Continental buyers cautious were
large WITHDRAWALS of secured locks and pieces
traced the attention of the French and German
sentatives. and sold slightly
Good Hope and Natal he home
trade Punta Arenas A
farthing decline. The following In detail: New
South Wales 3.10O bales-Scoured, IsdaIs HAD:
Is 6t5d@ls 9sd greasy 6dgls I'D Victoria 500 bales
traa 200 baesScoured Is 9da1s 9Izd greasy IsGs "a
New Zealand COCO bales-Greasy. 5dGfs I'D Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 500 bales-GTeasy So. GiOisd
Punta Arenas, 800 baIes-Greasy 20. d9I.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22

Cash quotations We're follows Flour steady No 2
wheat 8slec; No 2 corn. 381ac; No yellow corn
381 Q36s.c; No oats. 2+c; No white. 26Ia Q2Ic No
white 2s a26&c No rye. 551c; No barley ss 49c:
4Gq 50 80; clover. grade. IS 9oQSS
short rib sides dooe) o5ase dry shoulders
IS as Whisky. distillers finished goods basis high
wines per gallon. 81 pa Sugars-Cu loaf &c; granJ-
lated. o44c the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
Cheese firm at I2G13c. Eggs steady: fresh 12c.
T2lac steady No mixed. 39lzc. Oats firm:
No mixed, &c. Rye dull; Nos2 62c Butter Quiet
Sugar steady. Eggs weak lower lie Cheese steady
Milwaukee March 21.-Wheat dull; No l Northern
Barley higher: No q iS644c sample. 3sa42c.
Minneapolis March 2l.-Close: Wheat in store No
Northern March 65c: May "a IA d64 nc: July SA on
track No hard. 66c No Northern Csc: Northern
63Iac and bran unchanged
Philadelphia March 2l.-wheat firm. fair demand: con-
mand: No mixed March. 4ils q4li1c. Oats firm: No
white clipped 81 lac; No do 30Q30ifc No mixed A.
29Q29iac Seeds quiet former Clover No.
ern per bush CARROTS 10qS5 IS: do Pennsyvania -
CARROTS 81 35QSl 35 Butter demand. fan,
Western creamery. g5iac do prints, &c Eggs irri ny
lie higher fresh nearby lac do Western iic South
western, Southern. 3c. Cheese quiet but sts
Receipts-Four 250o bbis and 10000 sacks wheat y o
bush: corn iT5 600; ZOO shipments a. ~
bush: corn. 10000; oats 5000 WV
ST. Louis March 2i.-wheat No 2 red cash m.
March 7ic May Tosc; July. 65Fsq66e No hard ailsc;
July 36ssc oats-No cash, 25c March 90. IA
24[c; July 22Isc; No white. 26a@27c. May
Toledo March 2i.-wheat dull lower: no cash "a,
May. 1880 Corn active. nrm: No mixed ayc rs;
cash. 07hc Cloyerseed quiet unchanged pria as No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot
dong sales. 10000 bales: speculation
expert, 800; American 5000: receipts 1000; mid
ding upland. ) 9-l6d Futures opened barely steady,
partly l-eid higher; al as quiet at y 6id
decline iz5sd advance. Closed quiet y GIG
Febrlary szlizb: March. 5261ss: MarcI-Apri 5.24s;
April-Aay. 520lzs MsyJune. 5l71as JuneJuy, 5.i5s:
l2lzs; 502iss:
berOcfober October-Novenber, sSls November
December .25s Manifestations and cloths
FLOUR AND MEAL-A moderate business trans
acted IN popular brands. but otherwise
DISPLAYED little and closed rather easy
Spng patents quoted So 1884; winter straights SO
So 60 patents 81 65Qs5 80 spring clear 81
So extra winter 50 s0qs2 80: Go No winter 81 90
uS2 IS; grade. 81 50qsls. arrive and RYE
50 o0ds3 90. .CORNGEAL-Stead kiln dried. 81 l5Q
81 30 az 10 brand Rag MEAI-Steady; white
end yellow. 904Sl; coarse s3gs5c. .FEED-Dull:
spring spot $l6 25 sacks. arrive 200
carse BRAN sl7 J0qs19 80
s0&sIS city bran. SIC 5O9s7: hominy chop SIG;
meet s27.
AIS-WHEAT-Traie in the wheat
cutie yesterday fl has been any
this week. except In the afternSpn when sharp
place. apparently the result Of determined
raid which was ruraored 10 have been made
Sew-York party said be in financial DIFF
Prices in the local market dropped of about
nc the best point Of the day this news.
at c the previous night Scapers
20 De m then
ever. during the forenoon picked up considerable
unfavorabe reports from
and elsewhere. they being supplemented by
81 I5Q25 points Paris, and
French crop had again 6een damaged These holdings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-22


49, g sa mellow es Il To- g s @ a. black
turtle choice 81 co. do lima California g S. i'm
pc medium s. ST. ssa
had HH good SOCK
but n q @ late pss 4s ws and no
Position to disturb values Because of fear
the up that s'
sss dairy nd the % aens ads Imitation
cry and factory are put outside figures
New wss'sn extra; 10 DO
Ss1 Do ss Atas = 90
8 s:'s az .'S ssRSs
% choice DC Do 9s
prime 1slss: renoya,ed butter fancy 22a22e do
sss Ss %ss or do s to western
made anes. iac: DO lower grades isa,s5ae
tive 81 as tic the the Roms is I there not
and and nTcs In very
grades Exporters are showing little interest and
though some lots are being shipped that we're
preyousy Scattering lots of winter made cheese show
orally selling about I2al2hc though very nice
withOg, features Liverpool cable for colored
fG M do sSa wh fn
l9l4e; do large colored. fancy 1sc; do large white:
TO prime 2A q12hc; do common to fair, 1la12c; light
Skins Skins small choice G do large choice Sxslee part
90 fair to good 7asc; common 5Ssc: full skins
EGGsmRecspts be5el but the demand still!
y opening at &c decline prices Recovered and
to follow the @ sign OF surplus n @ hands
we quote Jersey and nearby fancy selected per dozen
lsa1s'sc; Western fine to fancy 15.sa1se; Southern
to fair Sc aSe d ess BEST do com
oisR8r m Of apples light and
eran6sTries moving slowly there cali
TPd1 rSt %5
choice per S4aS6 do Ben Davis good 10 fancy So 20
@S4 So do fair to good 50 5Oas8 do Spy fair prime
e good g 5oSss 25 GTeenng issho9ss prime fancy
raj DO s fsd oo2 FAR DO oS
81 6 % oo cass Sod fair to good ST.
per crate S. good prime 81 5oas2 Strawberries
@ good to per a 0 do
for svsPorated apples
about steady. Not much doing dried apples and
saSPh faa also Fqfs with GssGs selling
PR: 90 pf%e
TO DC 100 d Se9s 81
blaekberTes, iq7lse cherries i5ai6c apricots Cali
paee s@ do un 9s ia bS. sae
do ,5 bass 7as@ge; prunss caforniai s3sa7s
generally STEADY tome Tsiass
s rme SSSis
do sss e Psss Coast asS S fs 1913 DO
1895 6@1Oc State Pacific Coast old ODDS. 2a5c.
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Recelpts loosened out con.
buyers on hand late prices through
the list Prime hay specially firm in its scarcity
We're decidedly firm for ful quality large bales Next
grades good following with quality favoring buyers
Government inquiry light We quote: Prime hay. large
per 100 ib s71a qeoc: No do. s2kQs5c No do
TN assoc; No 3 do. 70a72lsc; grade. 5OG6Oc salt
hay 40G4214c; mixed 77l4asOc; clover 72q75c
small bales 2ac figures There is plenty
clover mixed and clover at the prices
-. .STRAW-The demand is steady. but with ample
supplies tendency from the shrink
prices We quote: Good to No l, stable grades
RT @ re- at Puf nhan or al noon
todav: Hudson River Railroad 43O: Erie 700; Pennsy
%: Isackawanna and Western. 300; West
shore 100: Valley. $50; Ontario and Western, 40
total, 1 10 tons. Receipts of straw, so tons.
Receipts OF hay and at New-York for the week