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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
Public Notices.


ssqzht to be taken reference to chs date and place Of
Ai those certain r,sss- parcels q rsaI ss.ts ',
stet IN the City o. Yonsrs County of Westeze--r snd
Aqusduct Dspsrtmsnt Section No 4 Bosrs e wassf
stnssd q ne civ g YonEs c1s q Ts.,.s-
snd state Of New forE g e acquired hy The c.y 81
laws d iss as amended Tor the eonsirau,ion 8. hi
Avenue between Central Psrls Avenue ana Kss A..
~ The W cSsI nag y s ss ,s R rss " e
18th day o. February. 1901. and IS Bounded de-
sssin9inE q ne sq4shssSs o. parcel No. n
thence along the westerly line Or safe parcel ana s.
49, Ssef - ne sr1sSvvess covs- ~ Ta-cs ~ : -,
the westerly line q Heroine Avenue; thence aiaE fhs
70 feet thence On curve q Ioo5 fsss radius g.
me a Ss Ss R ossr q R s o. e & i T ' Ss
TIE westerly lines 81 parcels Nos ana 81 on a Gus ",
Cf S fsst Ead gs e ne =. t ss4 sss a e s e
thence aIons the HGTshs-y lns Or said parcel 9 as
utss z - feet sna q degrees 81 minutes z us fs.s
sSsseTy Inc ~ same IS degrees 1e minutes w. 10 f--s
% the northwest corner OF parcel No hencs along re
9s fest 70 point in the westerly line O. paESel 20 So
utes 2 2Ts feet to the centre os Richmond Avenue
81 N 81 ssvss.s q minute. w. FEET - t- ave- vs ~
line o. said parcel No s. tnsHes along the sane and hs
sia7 fss 70 the noTthwsss corner o parcel Sc Sc
the southery line % safe Avenue and the nohsry Ees
G Rasss ESQ feet to the a a osn = Sc & 9
iSGe ms1Sone a. C90 a@, IN S =, az e, oaI Avenue
westerly lines OF parcels Nos So a. as "a g ana a
crossing Richmond AMI Ware Avenues. the following
and distances 45 desrees - minutes W. ISse
SIS degrees - minutes ". 1888 feet. 9. &c
50 minutes W SAL feet. . degrees GO minutes
W. 1928 s. ~ degrees 1G minutes af0S s.4s
g degrees ls minutes W 6o1 feet s 20 degrees Is
and 8 10 degrees IS minutes ". l3t 8 feat
southeast corner OF parcel No q thsnce along te SOUTH
erly line or sid parcel the following and
tances: n degrees q minutes ss0 y 8f d.
minutes W. 2034 9. IS degrees rrf~
the southeast corner parcel No
thence along the snutherly line safa uarc-I 81 70
Al minutes W. CSC feet 70 the southeast corner o
parcel No 2 IN the easterly line OF Jerome Avenue:
thenee crossing the said Avenue and running along
southsrIy lines Of said parcel No. 9 and
degrees SO minutes ". 900 point or pars
Of beginning
all the real estate parcels Ncs 70 IS inclusive.
tanned IN the above description.
Reference n hereby made 20 the said nac. Nl-d as
aforesaid IN the Office % the Register Of %
Westehester for more detailed description rsa
estate to be taken In fee. above Described.
Dated March nth. 1907
WILLIAM r. ELLISON
Cooperation Counsel
Office ard Post ONCE Address:
Han Of Records.
Corner % Chambers and Centre Streets.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARkgr REpoRT.

York. March 60 1907.
Only ne sales 's9T record tsI Sse IN
sg gS3 51s Se% Produce Eo5T
Writer patcnts So C6Gss IS spring clears s. $50 7o
s extra No winter 81 0O9$3: extra No winter s2 Soa
S86 s c1 R 5 to an s o3 g s54 20 SA
Eae Tts and ys s 12 G 81 2Sasi - :'
spring s24 q; Standard tdding s2S 30. four
COO SO red dos $2G y. all March shIpmen: city bran
red deg So hominy chop. $21 IS hulk s22 50 sacks
t GRA5 Az crop news had much to 60
what mafEe Re6 fTaG M G 9Usa n
oS damase we5s a. alarming as at an time TIL; sea-
The lower temperatures in winter wheat states. following
Ka3sas ana NIi 1o "a aaoioh 10 o Ienas ~ O"ta
tofoTe declined take STOCK in the crop damage
news we're said to be among those who received bad
tenor Of The Modern Miller report surprising and
fo- time served - check the bull feeling that de
prompt eEtct practically setback in
pest Were closed and these showed pascaiy no Grange
from Ea4Tsea9 W9rSS shipments We :s'1ata 9g
sured AZ 80 90 bush cornpsyed With SO 600 bush and
Australia 7a5 600 bush aga rs, 5S4 hush Broomha
rep mat en- ss Dds ae sa 5ssg or
cunt "s Che UPRISING q peasGnts A. 9Sock May
s3ac The cash market closed as follows; 80 rcd s2'
9i'.. ana No . hard winter. sGl.o b aaoat Coay-
The market for vevy al dag. showing
ouv &c range May IN Chicago although later months
active. The tendency upward
sympathy with wheat and the seaboard clear
Receipts Chicago tribe the es'i
ami fair movement was expected so long as
weather continues IN the West. The cash
market IN Kew York closed follows: No corn. 56c
elevator and 5i'4c ahoat No white, 5jc, and No
? yellow 52c Z nhoat OATS-Tais market acted
arm and trine higher than on Thursasy owing
support ard the strength IN other grains
The cash market in New York quoted as :otoNs Mixed
TO white. % h. AI4f4ec and
clipped white 30 30 4saS2ize Wheel inc!aaing
h9ir. exports week according ''Bradstreets
sreEate 7o7 500 bush. against i.s7sei4 All
I542 year: July = 1908 wheat exports are
100 sol Ol5 bush i02 Ose G0G for the tma
las season exports for the week isatG bush
against Ts6 week and 26t3f9 last since
July exports 81 6e8 sSd BUSH against tieCa 3t
aef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
Giants nm Jelly.

Two models of huge cutie Ash have Just been
placed in the shell gallery Of the Natural HIS
tory Museum at South Kenslngton. One Of
these &c that NJ an enormous octopus. measuring
twenty feet across the tentacles:' the other is
that of ''sauid." which from the tip OF the
tail to tho tip Of the longest tentacle measures
forty feet. The trunk itself is ten feet IN
length the longest pair of tentacles thirty feet
Though both these models are Of animals taken
I'm American waters. specimens as large. or even
larger at least OF the sould have been taken off
the coasts Of these islands Among the lower
orders OF the animal kingdom probably none
ming and bIdeousness OF form. with the cutie
FISH: and in these models. which are OF natural
size. this hideousness is painfully Obvious
London CSrarhic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
THE KAISER IN PusLlc AND IN PRIVATE.

When NJ naval port. the Emperor sleeps on
board a battleship. dining in the common room
at the midday dinner Of his officers at their
hasino. When the meal is over he almost al
ways delivers Il speech. and is said to "let him
self go in the way OF expressing his opinions
good deal more than he does in his other and
more public speeches. AS Emperor he is a very
different person from what he is in private life.
On hearing him speak in public II is impossible
not 70 think Of ,Irill sergeant. The loud. harsh
voice, the curt, peremptOry sentences. endins
abruptly, irrcsistibly remind one OF the drill
ground. But in private life he is all gener-
oslJy. lavish even. TO his officers. his giftS of
his Yachts. pictures This own drawings among
theHl. books and many other things show
Dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
NEW YORK PRICES.

OIIs-Co,ionseed oil was dun to-day. with prices
STEADY owing Hight offerings and In sympathy Win
hog products spot quoted at A5BAhsc. S1les
43G43zc. Refined petroleum was reported
bu; prices we're unchanged. We quote: PETROLEUM
sts1dard white bbls. bulk. : Toe; Phtladeplia
lie: bulk. 4T0c; refined. cases. Sew York. l0bSc
philadelphia i0G Coo; water white New York bbs 10 2c
bulk. 6.75c: Philadelphia, lol5c; bulk, GTOc water
white cases New York Is &c; Philadelphia 1890
COTToNSEED OIL rlpe crude. mills. SOC nomi
nal: prime vei9w. spot. 45ct5'sc; April 4iW
4ziac.: MAY. 43's Gi32cs July. s2's senemher
Ns2c October 3sd3S%c or summer yellow. April
4IAaf3c. good 10. 421i3aSc: prime white 53c: prime
raw 42a43c.; town raw. 4iG42e.: Calcutta raw"
zoe. LARD OIL 16d7sc.
METALS-IRON-T market Tor Pig Iron certificates
Produce Exchange inactive at old quotations
Standard foundry grades quoted rs follows: ~ .'
So 30 bid. April. $40 30 bid; NAY, S2l 'dfS2@
June aud July $50 u asked and October, $50 asked
PROVISIONS provision market owing TO ltsnt re
the early Of the session
part which lost before the close Large packers
buyers prodlct. but the small packers sold lard
and ribs There coed deal OF covering early as
live hogs 15c higher ~ Chicago ony ECO hog
received expected Monday aud $4,000
Kansas city receipts. 3011 and Omaha
$500 PORK steady quoted Mess. $lI SOdfS1S % fam
ily $40: SIT TaQ$I3 20 REEF steady quoted:
Mess 5GQSO: fsmily. SIf 50d$l5: packet sldS1 30
at e24Gs2G DRESSED HOGS dull: quoted: Bacons
SIC: S0 n. SIC 100 10 &c 40 10 9asc 9i2alOc
CUT MEATS-Pcksd bellies steady: quoted; Smoking.
1lAGi2e 10 n lie: Il n. 104Ni02.c. 70 II. loiec
Picked hams steady: quoted at lls912r. TALLOW dull:
city. Gsa country 6&G1c LARD steady: quoted: Mid
Sss0sSsc. Refined lard quiet quoted South America
1926; Continent D5Ec: Brazil kegs. l125c. Compound
quiet; quoted Al S%NSSsc. STEARINE quiet; quoted
Oeo, 9d9isc; city lard stearine. lOhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

bushels. Reports from the Southwest were that
the green bugs were doing as much harm 70 oats
as TO wheat. Estimate OF Mondays local receipts
was 200 cars. May oats closed 425sc 70 4sc. as
compared with z2sic az the close on Thursday. July
oats closed at 31ssc. unchanged
The market for hog products averaged strong on
account Of the small local run OF hogs yesterday
and to-day. and the sharp advance IN the price Es
innate OF Mondays local receipts was $780, and
for the week $4,000 head May pork closed at SIS 30
an advance OF &C. May lard closed at S. IS. gain
Of SC May ribs closed at s. 81 to s. 20. as COM
pared with IS IS at the close on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
a MARK TWAIN STORY.

Mark Twain once received letter from his
brother who complained that he was afflicted
with hon and the jumping toothachee az the
same time. and inquired II he mad ever heard or
q worse combination.
mo" wrote the Sympathetic Mark, ''and I
can imagine only one that might DO WORSE
that would az 20 have iniaEnFnaeory rheuna-
tsm ana 50 vitus's dance at the same timer
Lippsncortx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
coMrlNIAL scHEMINe.

They were calling on the garnet bard
And 7 suppose IT IS essential that you poets
should have wonderful imagnations?" ventured
the pretty girl.
''NelI. I should say So" replied tho poet. as
he dashed Off another spring sonnet. If We
dida't have wonderful imaginations we could
never create the yarns we tell our creators
when they come around looking FOR money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
MONEY m AN ANIMALS COLOR.
difference in Price if II Is Light or Dark
Some Examples.

-sior IN livestock never occupied a more con-
'ieaous place IN the history OF husbandTy than IL
:. - now To Tie person unused 90 the details OF
- t.ofk Industry calico steer possesses az F1ueh
- the one with hale % deep red shading
- snowy white sbOuf fie head, or tie 5ef black
ttn-Ansne and Galloway
49, ->la4y fe1rs tie enthusiastic aueff0naor ~
- le sales ~ thoroughbred cattle eEciafn:
\ - % that superb color: SEQ how Il eaddeulv
- ace = the snowy white about tho head
- y 10 black breeds are going un6nr the ham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
NvEw YORK SUPREME COURT,
n Ninth Judicial District
HILL VIEW RESERVOIR.
Esction Number
AsHoKAN RsERvoIR.
SECTION NJ. 4.

NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR THE FePoINTMESE
COMMISSIONERS OF APPRN4ShI.
WESTMINSTER COUNT.
hereby that 70 the intention
the Corporation Council OF che City % New York % maks
publication the Supreme Court % the State
appointment % Commissioners Of Appraisal
urdrr Chapter ga o. Of lee5 amended
applicaton will q Special IN. SUI
prsme Court held In ana for the Ninth judicial
district, the Court House IN The Village or White
Plains. westce-ster County. y Y. On Saturday. May
am 1907 20 O'Clock IN the forenoon % that or
soon thereafter COUNSEL heard. object cs
such application obtain oresS Of ar-
Gisntercste6 and fFs-hoi1Hfe
one o. when shall reside On County York rnt
nt least whom shall reside IN the County when.
estate hereinafter described = situated
OF appraisal under said
al ths inties by law ana th- 49,
arlandaeoFy theFs0f commissioners of an
urata for the purpose providing additional gpv
OF and wholesome water for the City OF New YarS
The estate sought ken affected sifll-
sssd n the City q Workers IN County a westehsser
ara state os New York
as following hri.s description a, tbs real estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-17
THE COTTON MARKETS.

REV YORK, July 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened steady at advance of 1a4
points on near months. which were infiu-
enced by higher cables than expected to a
decline OF 1a3 points on later positions.
Following the call the whole list sold of
Under liquidation and bear pressure which
was doubtless encourage by the continued
absence OF public buying orders of conse-
ouence and the good weather again re-
ported over the south. Trading was not
active and seemed to be largely local with
the tone rather nervous and prices about
to points net lower toward the .iddle
of the morning.
/ Is reported that about % per cent Of
the recent arrivals here from Liverpool Is
being rejected by the inspection bureau
owing to excess of sand d leaf
Futures opened steady July. l1.45 bid.
August. n-54: September. 11.46; October.
11.I5; December, 1ls1; January, 1ls7: Feb
ruary IL So bid.
The market was firm late In the fore
noon renewal OF covering and soutb
western bull support, with prices about o
points net higher. General business con-
tinued light.
Spot, quiet; middllng uplanLS l. 81. mid
ding gulf. 1910
Estimated receipts at the ports TODAY
1.GOo bales. against 2.t93 last week ana
2.sI1 last year. For the week. 15.oon bales
against 1j.So2 last week and 25l9T last
year. Today's receipts at New Orleans. ST.
bales. against 1.3tD last year. and at Ious-
ton go bales. against 2J6 last year.
Liverpool Cotton Prices
LIVERPOOL. July 17.-Closing: Cotton
Spot, moderate business. prices unchanged
TO points higher: American middlng fair,
s.l5; good middl!ng T.61; middling. 100;
low m!ddling. 673; good ordinary 500; or
binary. 80. The sales of the day were
1000 bales OF which $40 were for specula-
ton and export and included $500 Amer
fcan Receipts, 100 bales all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady: American mlddIing g.o.c Ju,v
GA: July and August 6.T3; August and
September. Gel: September and October
a.; October and November, G. 45l,. Novem'
Der and December 6.421s: Decemher ga
January. GAL; January and February,
6P'2; February and March. GIL: March
and April, 6.i2. April and May, q AZ Ma
and June Al. o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-17
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE MEETING.
Program Of Athletic Events-Speech-
making a Feature.

Arrangements have been completed for
the first annual outing of the League of
Republican State Clubs OF the District of
Columbia, to be held at Marshall Hall Sat
| urday. An extensive program has been ar
ranged and many handsome prizes have
been donated by the business firms of the
city to be awarded the winners Of the ANA
teur athletic events. Mr.. John G. Capers.
commissioner of internal revenue; Mr.. Will
liam E. Andrews. auditor of the treasury,
and Mr.. Arthur B. Hayes of the Depart
ment Of Justice will be the speakers. The
program for the athletics is as follows:
3:45 to $50 p.m.-Athletic sports; open to
amateurs only. All entries to be made to
Mr.. T. NJ. Sullivan, 1914 18th street north
west, chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee, who will be found on the 2:3O boat
and on the grounds prior to the beginning
| Of the sports. Applicants must show stub
Of league outing ticket to be eligible to en-
First event. potato race, 25 yards; open to
all-First prize, box cigars: second prize,
silk suspenders.
Second event, 1OO-yard dash: for members
Of the league only-First prize, tennis rack
ct; second prize. pint of bay rum.
Third event. three-legged race. Is yards !;
open to all-First prize. scarf pin; second
prize, half dozen pairs half hose.
Fourth event. 5o-yard dash. for girls I'M
| der eighteen years OF age-First prize, box
of candy; second prize, box Of flowers
Fifth event. 1Oo-yard dash: for boys under
| eighteen years Of age-First prize. Reach
| league ball: second prize. fishing tackle
Sixth event. 6O-yard dash; for fat men 200
pounds or over-First prize. umbrella; sec
ond prize box cigars.
Seventh event. throwing base ball: for la
dies-First prize, pair yachting shoes; Sec
ond prize. pearl paper cutter.
| Other features are:
8:15 pm. sharpen the lawn. just north
of the old mansion. addresses by distin-
guished men in public life. lasting one
hour. Patriotic songs by male quartet I'M
der the direction Of Prof. Jasper Dean Nc
FAIL all present participating in the Choir
| uses. Introduction Of the speakers by the
president OF the league.
9:15 to 1870 p.m.-Dancng.
1890 to n:3O p.m.-On the boat coming
home. Grand concert by male quartet, un-
der the direction of Prof. Jasper Dean Nc
Fall; tenor solos by Mr.. Charlton Howarth
of London. England; comic songs by w. A.
Morsell: Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Trio,
Walter T. Holt, director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

A rise Of nearly points in Capital Trac-
ton stock was the feature OF the meeting
Of the local stock exchange today. Yester-
day the closing bid was 1854 and today It
was 1859. In all 13s shares changed hands.
The first sale wae of Is shares at l3O. ana
Immediately 10 more brought 131. after
which 1OO-share lot and a 5-share lot sold
at 1876. The bid of p of q point higher
brought out no more stock. The offering
at the close Of the regular call was at 40.
Yesterday 1t was offered at LOO at the
close Of the regular call. The only sale Of
this security yesterday on the exchange
was Of 2 shares at 129.
Washington Gas was traded to q large
extent. over LOO shares changing hands
The last sale was of Is shares, after CALL
at 5Os. The last sale yesterday was at S17s
The closing quotations today were frac-
tonally higher than those Of yesterday, the
big jumps Of the past several days not
being repeated.
Three thousand dollars In the per cent
bonds of the Capital Traction Company
were traded at 10 and 110A after call.
the prevailing price yesterday for all sales
being Ito.
A discussion arose on thu exchange to-
day In regard to the rights Of both buyer
and seller where an option on a security
is concerned. and the chair ruled that each
had an equal right to call for deposits
On account, or. in other words. for the
margin. This also seemed to be the pre-
yailing opinion of the members. 1t was
stated by the chair and several other
brokers that no privilege should be ac-
corded to one which was not enjoyed by
the other. The executive committee was
asked for a ruling on the question.
Today's Government Receipts
National bank notes received today for
redemption, $912.54s. Government receipts:
From internal revenue. $6s5,s21; customs.
$1.371. 094: miscellaneous $174,158. Expendi-
lures. $2,770.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-17
THE GRAIN MARKETS,

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE wheat market
today opened firm because of unfavora BILE
reports from the northwest regarding the
progress of the crop and dispatches from
the southwest to the effect that the har-
vesting is showing meager returns The
fact that Liverpool failed to reflect the de-
cline of yesterday on the local market was
also a Strengthening factor. September
opened a shade lower to Var higher at
02&sa92a4 and sold up to 92a.a921s Mime
apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts of 26G cars, against 800 cars last
week and o9J cars a year ago.
The corn market was exceedingly dull.
and prices were easy. The weather in all
sections OF the country was reported as be-
ing highly favorable for the crop Septem-
Der opened 1saA lower at 5311a535s, and for
time held within that range. Local re-
ceipts We're 1872 cars. with twenty-five of
contract grade
Inc oats market was quiet and steady
Inc weather was reported as favorable
September opened unchanged to IL lower
at '}s4sa'sA%4. sold at :ssla and then advanced
to 3S1s- Local receipts were seyenty-three
cars. NAV
The provisions market was easv ho,.,,.o
or decline or to 10 cents in the mice n
live hogs. September pork onerad ~
lower at 1915. Lard was down 5 cents az
$50. RIBS were -lc cents lower at s6oH
The wheat market continued To gain T.,
strength because of persistent reoorts -,
damage to the growing crop in the north.
west. The highest point for the September
delivery was reached at "a. There wa a
some reaction late in the day on profit taxi
ing, but the market closed strong with
September up 1c. at 33Ssa93h
The corn market rallied slightly about
the middle OF the day. owing to the
strength of wheat. but eased off again and
closed barely steady. September advanced
TO o4s and closed at 53Sa53& shade
lower than yesterdays final quotations.
| 931a % 7S'
Corn-July 50 u September, 53Sa53X
0Dats-Juiy' 4S Y: September, 3sHa3SM,
f iork-Inly' i6I2h; September. i632h.
6 1mo July s12E; September. S92k
| S571a. o''oo
| RyeCash, Sc.
| Barley-Cash, 55a65
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-17
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices from 1c to &c higher
EGGS. Nearby fresh Virginia, 10;
West Virginia and southwest Virginia,
IT; Tennessee, II: North Carolina. 16.
BUTTER. Creamery. fancy 26Aa27
Western frsts, 24ha25h; seconds. 22ha
23h: Process. fancy. 21Aa22: fair to good
2oa21: store-packed. fresh. 15alo.
CHEESE. New York state factory
a. POULTRY. Chickens, spring. per lb.
2Oa22; hens. per H.. IAN; ROSTERS, pei
lb;, las; keats. per H.. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY. - Hens, choice
per lb.. 15a16; ROSTERS. per h., 0a10;
11a13
ETABLES-Potatoes. N. Y. state
per bu. GOATS; new potatoes. per DBL. No
per bunch 3; cucumbers, per basket GOA
LOO: onions. crate 2.25; peppers per car
rier. 1.OOa1.75: tomatoes. per bushel box
3:0Oa4.O cabbage. per Dbl. 5Oa75; egg
per basket. so; snap beans. per bu.. IS;
per bbl.. 15Oa2OO; wax beans per bu.
70; new beets. per bunch. 2a2h: let
tuce. per Dbl. 1.OOa1.50; kale. per Dbl.
barb. per doz. 20as0: peas. per bbl.. 1.0Oa
1.75; asparagus. per bunch, 6a30; corn, n
c., per crate, 1.25a2.25.
GREEN FRUITS.-Apples. packed. per
OUl.' o.oodt.VO, ne" southern, per DBL,
200a3.5O; oranges, Cal. per box. 3.5Oa4.75;
grape fruit. per box. 3.0Oa6.00; pineapples
per crate. 1.25a4.50; peaches, per crate
1.5Oa3.5O; cantaloupes. per crate, 1.50a2. so
watermelons, each, 25a40; plums, N. c.,
per crate. 1.25a2.50; raspberries, rcd. per
quart. 20a2S; black. per quart. 12ha15
HAY AND STRAW.-Timothy, choice,
22.50a23.0O; No. I. 22.OOa22.5O; No. 2, 21 .5Oa
22.O0: mixed hay, 17.5Oa2O.5O; clover, 16 SO
a17.60 Straw. rye, bundle, 11.O0a11 so;
rye. machine thrash. 8.OOas.5O; wheat
650a67 IS; oat straw, per ton. 800
LIVE STOCK.-Cattle. extra, per cwt,
550a600; butcher, per cwt.. 4.75a5.OO; or
binary. per cwt., 25Oa3O0. Hogs, per
cwt.. gross. $50. Sheep, 3.OOa3. so: lambs
spring, choice, 7a7h. Calves choice, per
h.. Z; medium. per h.. 6a6h Cows
prime. fresh. each. 35.OOa50. 90; common
each, 20ooa3o00: old and dry. each, 1000
a12.0O
BEEF cUTs-Ribs. No. 1. per lb., 10;
No 2. IL: No. 3. 10. Rounds, No /. per lb,
10; No. 2. 8: No. 8. 8. Lofns, No. 1, Der
h.. 10: No 2. IL: No. 8. II. Chucks, No. 1,
per h.. 8; No. 2. Z; No. 8. g.
WOOL AND HIDES. Wool washed
free Of burrs. per ID, 80a33: wool un-
washed. per h.. 81. Hides. green, per
h.. 8; dry. per lb.. 16a18. Shespskins
green. each. 1.25a1.50; dry. each. 75a1 25
Calfskins. green, each, 1.35a1.50.
GRAIN.-Wheat, choice. 91a93: fair to
good. s5ass: ordinary. 72as2. Corn.
shelled white, 61a63; yellow, 61a63: ear.
325a34O. Oats. western white, No. 2,
Case: mixed, GLASS. Bran, per ton, 25.O0
a26OO. New southern wheat. 70aSa