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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Trsding WAS lighter yesterday,
with an unchanged market. Out Of town
the week and had gone home, so their abb
sence was felt. Butter is san showing r.
regular quality, but there Is n demand for
grass stock. Undergrndes are slow. Pack
Ing stock Ia without any change in prices
stock. Prices follow; Creamery. extras, 9jE
q acc. nr-ts. s4d25c. seconds. 22p23Hc.:
state dairy. anesI' AN q s'S sood to prime.
10000: ladies. current nrsis. ls4lsHc..
packing stock. current make. No. 2, 10
i7Sc.: No. g. l5Wl6Ac.
CHEEsE-TrSde was quiet yesterday and
receivers have good Quantities IN the stores
prices were some what Irregular although
there was no occasion to change Quotations
milk, white and colored. specials, l3H %
srades. iialSc.: fresh. white specials, la1
diSNc,; state skims. fresh, specials, l0h .
u - GOOD 20 choice ga lJa.' f1l skins,
egg market Weak and il was on We. on
nssrly az srndss yes!srday storage packed
sns into Ss coolers ShsP IN 'f ss ego y Spa
4 t. figured that BY June there viii be
Of the theme metropolitan district Tor next wint u
use II VA . aes eSt prices Ssc, 20 move S ne
storage packed. nr.,s to extra nrst-t 2oi. q
fre.S sat iS GiTtiss 10, l. iYT Si1SS,:
hennery whites. large, fancy .2,. gssc. j
n "aeS c Browns OF2.R Ha
ducks. aoa2Sc.; ws.tern, isa2lc rsnnes-
see aud other good Southern, ls1 zoe.
LIVE POUfTRY--Pricss on fowls were
established yesterday at 49, 1i6hc, with
i.aad. only fairly COED There = ssGLcl,y
S s ''y Frcss P Gsw sTS ana sSs;sG
fowls lsLa ~ l7isc.. old roosters lOml0hc. 4,
turkeys. lbdi6Hc,; ducks. lSn l+c.i geese.
l0S " lie guinea fowls. 7ogs0c.: pigeons
400.
DRESSED PoULTRY--Fresh fowls were
in moderate receipt and receivers were com
planning that trade was unusually bad yes
terday Thrre were not enough receipts 20
cause any change in any grades except old
surplus Of spring ducks and market closed
easy. The few fresh turkeys that are com
ing are Irregular In quality and price.
Frozen poultry continues quiet. with lur-
KEYS high Prices follow Fresh killed
turkeys; syersge a M; ig1sce. Broilst'
~ dsi ise ID. each S.Oo' fowls West:
ern boxed, 90 lbs and over TO dozen, i9R
lshci SO to az lbs, IN 4isc under so
rs" ibo., in barrels Iced, lbs, lsnc,
fancy scsided, 1snisNc; western ard
Southern gO0 'St'c roo. pqsk' sPPslHs
SQUADS. white. 10 ID. % dozen. ,,a,, IS.
| Ms $3.50 Frozsn-Turkeys small, Western
| selected, hen. and toms 2bRe6o Kentucky
! 21a23lsc. TeSaa. 2Sc old hens. 29n2ic,
| DID toms, 22as3o Broilers i2 TO box milk
Tod fancy. is TO "a lbs, 22023c corn ted
hozen. l7alse corn fed. isnlec Fowls
! 100 80 10 s5 lbs. lev glSo.; old ROSTERS
l+ni4isc,
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
"Aest Sells on on More Favorable
Crop News-Corn strong.

; Opumlstc crop news and lack OF spec-
usUNe support caused further decline
~ = 20 NC. In wheat values yesterday
raEoIhb'e weather over pretty much the
enHFe wheat growing territory. In add
I'm 10 some reassuring advices regarding
NC extent OF Insect damage In the South
"esb acted as IA damper on bullish senti-
% r,I According to the Modern Muller
tIlho's IA suffered most from the raw
AsoS OF the Hesslan fly. In the state 40
yer cent Of the fields are infested and
'an age IN parts runs as high as 20 per
.eu.. IN Missouri the damage is mainly
.on"hed 70 the central and nothern dis
49, where compiled reports indicate
yn', op per cent OF the fields are Infested
~ hahsas the area affected by the fiy Is
s.ai' and the outlook is favorable
1',uus,reefs exports for the week were
te"oop bushels, against 373O. 900
.a"e.s last week and 647i 900 bushels
HI year Worlds shipments for tho
'V ,v are estimated ut 1885,, 900 bushels.
'ue corn market Was ruthor strong
y" ~, snort covering, prompted by llyht re-
DP.s ana hulllsh Argentine news. TIL.
r''heT IN that country continues I'M
'o'"p't ana estimates OF the cxport.
~ surplus have been further lowered
Nv, e corn is grading poor ami shipments
o'ihs made OF stocks nj hand. Th's
Argentine shipments were ms
oushels, against more than 100000
ohsnels last year
'as prices wers slightly hirher on
.'t'7r complaints of dry weather from
c,H'hs OF tho belt east Of the Mississippi.
interests were good buyers
Sh!Cago prices were
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CHARLES r. HATHAWAY Of sT wads.
worth avenue has Med a petition In bank
aPSy R%G6 Of w1s ss. ana
are az. Il i. II o"sorns' .i.dco' ). 'r Frank
Hacsstan' 800 and the Baker Printing
ETHEL JAcKsoN. who ha, an undivided
one half interest In the partnership. com.
which did bushes. under the name Of the
Rendezvous Danssnt at 10 Eas, Forty.
sT%'" ' Win s S n.S P' ,ss1s and S'1 ~.
sets OF slS.
JOE rRiEpMhSN ,,., 'nosm n,,,ssr at ~
ruptcy with liabilities OF 1881, unsecured
claims and no assets.
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
THE FASHION KNITTING MILLS. INC -
Judge Mayer has appointed william T.
Miller receiver for the company. at 1876
G hDSGE .sre aRo bond yo H.. Nave,
The nrm at 2ss Fourth avenue, bond
Schedules In bankruptcy.
HARRY AuERBACH. a dealer In dres,
goods at Cs1 Amsterdam avenue. has nisd
schedules In bankruptcy with liabilities
OF s3,lss. con.is!lns OF unsecured claims
$500. and rxturea $50,
Composition of Creditors.
LEVI zEILER Judge MAYER has con.
armed the composition OF the creditors Of
d Lev e street ON bas,, %, ss n.t cs nv
cash.
Weekly Failure Report.
Bradstreets reports agH business failures
In the United States durine the week
asairTt 2s1 for the prevous week and 2ss
ais gas and 200 for the corrsSpOnti's
weeks Of 1918 TO 1910 The Middle States
had 20. New England 80, Souttert 10 West.
ern bs Northwestern II. and far westert ~
Canada had ~, against 20 for the prse. dins
week About IS per cent OF the total num-
her Of concerns failing had capital Of Is, 900
or lsss and q per cent. had from $4,000 70
$40 900 capital
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APPELLATE DIVISION DECISIONS.
List Handed Down Yesterday BY the
First Department..

First Department..
The following decisions we're handed
down by the Appellate Division, First
Department yesterday:
JSnR 3 Miniams APPELLANT. rs ou0
and order affirmed. with costs. No opinion,
Gerard 4. Leo, respondent. VI. Julian NJ
Gerard. implicated, &c, appellant. Judg-
mont affirmed, with costs. with leave TO de-
I, ndant to withdraw demurrer and to an
sw.r on payment OF costs In this court and
in tho court below. No opinion. order
Joseph ]. A Mackey. appellant, vs.. Peter
J. Dooling. respondent Judgment and or
der affirmed, with costs. No opinion order
bertha Boiling. respondent. vs. Prud.ntia,
Insurance Company OF 1ISGi,"' ,Sre co,;.
40 opinion. order filed.
same. TsspSndsns y: SANE nP ysna..
men,s No opinion. order filed.
hlois Day ct al. respondents vs. Maria 4.
r.d x iRpe aUs sp.on an" oS Sta'f
Joseph Esan. plaintiff vs. Pearson Pub.
c sna tdi
on verdict. with costs. No opinion Settle
The people, &C. respondent VS. Joseph
r Reid Reid s J Judgment affirmed No
'Pl rho ps 0rdsr f,ied ,..oons.,, %, Max
JudSmsn, and order, affirmed, No opin-
Lillian ., shSman. respondent. ". George
~ x.Ss S' rso No SRnS o., a 9GSs race
liant o sna S:.r cG%R9ns 'p a.n
ssssS I'm: r.'eS"as%s, " 5ads%:S' S sI,,'%:sa
DG E.ns H. 9 9s;o T'sS ID,
ss.dlns. si,rmcd. win 80 costs and as.
william c, s,s Sn"g is.pondsn. VI.
ords, , S,'i,rmsd. With OOst' No opinion
oI joseph pn'a 4 pia,er. appel,an, v. Frank C.
cis costs, 'psaRas opinion De orG.n MED T~sa
na c;a.1 .,%. %s cost. I'd opn
ion .powlins' y; disssp,ing order Ned
..n turns" ;ads%ss asmS. co %S :H
on G.tn0RR 81 n, referee o,ass h''a
snG Ords diseased SS:s
ssnPP: e: 'v Ks rSs:as sa'r on c 9sS
srl!%.a inca sRFiRS sa.. 10 cpialoH "' 6rdsi
arSeiisnt, " New York Yacht Launch 4
Ensnss ;SSosSsn.
stegsr a Sons Plano Manufacturing Com.
pany respondent vs. Musical Courier Com
| pany. ct al, appellants order affirmed
| with $40 costs and disoursemenu with
| leave TO defendants 10 withdraw demurrers
| and to answer on payment Of cosu IT, this
court and In the court below, No opinion
The state Bank appellant vs. Jacob
/ Ii Whan as receiver, 81, rySpondent Or
| der affirmed, with 90 costs and disburse.
| ments No opinion order died
| John A Young, respondent, vs. Archibald
! 8 White. appellant order affirmed, with
80 costs and disbursement" No opinion
Krsus: Baum Company, respondent vs.
| Armed, with 40 costs and disbursements
! No opinion Order sled
| Huguenot Trust Company, respondent, We
! Robsft n iresnd, impiehded, &c. appel.
! liant order affirmed with 40 cost, and
| disoursements No opinion. order file
| Equitable Life Assurance Society Of tbs
| unitsd states, appellant, vs. Catherine u
| n smith imrlesded, &c, respondent Or
! der reversed without costs, and motion 10
| resettie order OF April T. lsla, granted 10
| .Stent stated In order. No opinion. order
Grace Phillip. appellant vs. Andrew
opiin,sn ord.. nls ID, 81 s,,,,.. ANIMAL,
liant. vs. Israel !. rsinbsr{ ct al, individ'
S.lIy ard :. ccrSn:,s 4e: rss'pSS,n pendent,
! menta No opinion ordsr Med
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, May 22.--Tradlng on the local
exchange was very quiet, with the tone
easier In spots. Boston and Maine was a
weak feature, declining to IN. of four
points Boston Elevated on light trading
lost two points TO so. New Haven gained
u to 6sh In the industrals United
Fruit was the weak feature, receding four
points to $50. A sale OF American Agri-
cultural Chemicals was recorded at SO. of
IL. East Boston Land and Massachu-
sets Gas gained fractionally. Edison
Electric sold at 1852. of 1. Among the
Coppers Butte and Superior was proml-
nent, with a gain OF ~ to ioh. CRANKY
and North Butte each lost u. Greene
Cananea Copper Range and Utah Copper
each gained fractlonally. The summary
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Ensy to Ne Generous.

an times OF prosperity" Judge Gary
continued, at Is very easy for US to be
generous in our consideration and treat
ment of all questions presented TO US.
II IL not difficult for us to be generous
70 our employees nor toward one an
other II our mills are nj full capacity,
our earnings large and we have balance
In the bank Il IL natural and easy for US
TO nav large wages and deal kindly with
each other, avoiding anything unfair to
councillors allowing them TO Inspect our
mills, allowing them the names or Gus
toners and To inspect our hooks.
But when times are different. when or
ders on the books are small. prices bad
and demand poor employers may be In
clInsd to be less generous, to protect their
rights and interests more jealousy and
also sometimes without regard TO their
obligations to employees.
an times like these we should consider
not only the propriety. but even the neces-
sity and pleasure, OF being fair rea-
sonahle and generous In our treatment
OF our employees and the treatment OF one
another.
at isn't necessary to speak OF gen
erosIty to customers, for they are taking
care OF themselves. But this II the time
10 take care OF each other. II pays IN
dollars and CENTS to occupy and pursue
that course.
"There Is no man or institution 80 capa.
bic. intellectually or otherwise, as to be In
a position 10 ignore the rights OF others
I am dealing In generalitles without In
tending TO refer to any individual or com
many. We are all on the same basis and
we must try 20 help one another
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MISCELLANEOUS MAKkETS.
Coffee Closes Slightly Lower--Raw
sugar Higher.

Tho coffee market was quiet, sag-
ging affalr yesterday. closing TO G
points lower on sales totalling 1880
bags AS compared with some recent
days tho business done was OF respectable
volume. but the market was entirely lack
Ing In trading features. European mar
ket after their holiday suspension came
a little better than expected. but this
failed TO stimulate buying here. Septem.
Der and May offerings we're moderately
heavy and these positions furnished a
large proportion OF the business. Thurs
day was a holiday In Brazil and yester-
days special Santos cable was color
less
The Havre market opened Y 10 " r..
lower and closed u TO y fr. lower. Ham
burg started unchanged to /. pig. lower
and finished at the opening level.
prIOAa
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Hannah Lsssynsky ., al. Respondents Va
yrsns rd., Win ', so Dssa
Mary Ms,sser. az adminis,rs,,iI. A.: re-:
Construction Company. appellant, Order re-
vers-d, with so costs and disburssments,
SnH o'S Settle oTssi ON %i no,se costs
In the ms,,sr OF Jane, IT, tammond De;
costs opinion per curiam Settle order on
Robert 1 curran, respondent va Angus,
oppenheimer. appellant order affirmed,
, with $40 costs and Disbursements No opin-
John u, MaIste,ts. respondent, va Empire
Gy soe% G% c sa.. ann ss
.w.n JS.S, 'BgSsrt US Su ana c zion
.,i iSa'' as HS,sH1H sssurliy Bank ., Sss
d %s rec.iv:r. rs,pondsn, Order re-.
vers.d, With 80 costs and disbursements,
Minority OF Abrshams vs. BoniEs, i5S App
Div, ssb. unrrah.m, r. J.. and Scott. j..
di,,sr,iHs) 9 Sty,r f'l ,,o,s.,,
Deeves q Son. appellant, Order affirmed.
S!th &c so; Ill., and disbursement No oDin:
di.mis. appeal granted Order MED "
dismiss mi p Spp.s, sran,sS order red ''''" W
the People vs. Rudolph Znsert Motion
r S':m''' apis r:nhsn Sri,,,ns comps a VI.
P %ism ss2:s !: s os:5 S:S
&C. va Liquors .eirsd at No, 1875 Hester
Sssn s.:s apes. sfs" ss 10
'0s winism n'f ? Msccrmies y. Fran. Fl. Tyler.
az, comply with terms slated In order
GEORGE N Coffin s, s wIl,.m vs,,, T:v, !.
dismis. appeals denied. Without costs Or
bernard cow.n Vi. Sophie BERNARD ct 9,
Motion 20 dismls. appeal granted with No
'0i BESSIE I'VE " raireh,ld vs.. P.uny,van,. Rail.
GsS Go% %iSsu, a Ss,.0H sss i% .a apes.
Ma!ion , 20 Sl.%i. :np.si sf.ns.d vim III
H.sry pIiSs. '. Eiy } h;i':;. Motion to
is,s spposas., , sP.sply with ''rm' stated In
o'd oom.r or as..i n,sa va New York Edison
S1HPsn' with ~ Costs ofasr sP.a 'pp'
AS SsSC Fs a.nsa Win III, e' cost. S6s.r
w ss 10 v cost. same ord ss'S. .d for stay denied
Burr s e al S:,,i S:s T CSmp c:1
Hppiis.,iaS s' asn,.s With 80 costs 6rSs;
ASss.,.. ~ s.si. - Ias' ~ s Ss:' d.
p.sy o s e." 1s,s U s; ". sY. ss%
Nassau Hos, COMPANY y: B.rs;;M I, 4
| granted; question certified, order Med
Theresa senior an infant, Ae.. vs sun
| Printing 4 Publishing Assoeiaiion. Motion
denied with go costs oIas, nl.d v,.,
,, wl co;peys sS:'' Motion asni'd. Win 80
William ,Thsiis ". Samuel J Dil,; Mo-
! Frank Duke va American Museum OF
Natural History. Motion granted Order
Herman y,,s' o,s., c ": I''do'' pu"''
Latin American Contra citing. a. improve
msnt Company We David r hroderiek, I'm
| pleaded, &C, Motion denied. with sls costa
o' Theresa NJ ponnsiiy q. snci,lsry sx.su-
! triI VI, H. G 4 A. l. Pisrcy Contrhetins
Company, Motion denied with Wv costa
Husuenct Trust COMPANY. vs. Robert, p
Ireland implicated, a. Motion denied,
| Lee A ochs vs. Albert II. Woods Mo-
| ton denied, with Slo costa order Med
| Same vs. Same. Motion granted order
,,on granted on condition' that sppeli.n,
comply with terms stated In order ords'
Matter Of Manhattan Railway Company.
! re Ninth Avenue Additional Trachs and
| Facilities. Motion granted. Settle srdss %
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COTTON MARKET HAS
MODERATE REACTION
Iudstent Liquidation Here for
European Account
Rallies Feeble.
PROFIT TAKING ABROAD
Indications Of Improvement In
Weather in the West
ern Section.
PROFIT TAKING ABROAD
cotton states weather.

~, North Carolina, south Carolina. Georgia,
,',t,..a Mississippi Louisiana and east
=, Tsyts generally fair to-day and to-
.,,--or. not much change In temperature;
Usht variable winds.
For western Texas. probably fair to-day
and tomorrow.
trcr Arkansas. fair to-day and probably
s.morro".
A moderate and perhaps overdue reac-
,,on was Witnessed In yesterdays cotton
market Exchange place interests were
f,.a sellers Profit taking was very gen
srsl at times rallies being spasmodic anu
,...le during most Of the session. There
wa. m..s,ent Liquidation for European
account which WIS partly reflected In
,b. relative weakness OF the Liverpool
market The latest advices suggested that
,hs VET spell IN Texas was about at an
snd II was tile supposition that several
consecutive days OF bright weather over
IN. southwest would lead 10 Il modif1ca-
,lon Of the sensational reports concern
ing the backward start and poor seed
rerrnnation
xh,,h realization doubtless furthered the
,nrlinatinn to sell. Reports from the
central belt claiming good stands for tho
cotton and generally promising con-
aI,ions came In for more attention. There
vas no great confidence among those
Marishly disposed, however, II being evil
dent that many operators wanted greater
assurance that moisture would not again
y,st Texas In the very near future. a
change 10 optimistic crop accounts can
sardly he expected with only few days
q, ideal conditions In that State. Incl
d,ntarly rains I'm tho East would check
spreading apprehension.
After the list had sold down about
We pound from the high Of the move
rrent distinct hardening OF the under
tone In the near positions stemmed the
decline Shorts covered In the May de-
livery with d'ff'cu'ty and July was sym
pathetica'ly affected Despite recent ru-
nors M large shipments have been made
as YET from the local stock. but cotton -
rot being pressed for sale. Quite apart
from It's premium some students OF the
market advocate the purchase OF July
arans' the sale OF October on the the
Dry that the former N technically
stronger and at tho same time will share
any strength impaired by crop news OF
an uniavo-able nature.
According to the New York Cotton FN-
change there were TO 600 bales brought
into sight for the week and splnners
o. tak'nos amounted TO on6 00n hates. against
ssoOO and eoo Ooo respectively last year.
The total visible supply OF American cot
ton Is e,s7i 900 bales. as compared with
2,sis nm a year ago
Futures closed steady, points UP TO
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY,
Supreme Coart-Appsllate Division--Rs-
cess
Supreme Ccurt-speciII Term--Par' IL
Before Blanchard, J, Court opens AZ lO:N
A. M-Ex parte matters
Surrogate's Court - chsmNrs befoLs
Fowler. SWIM for probhie, Rehard
Handy at 1890 A, Nj
City Court--speoial Term-Part II-Bs"
fore Lynch, J--Court opeas at 10 A. NJ
Ex parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
gupreme Court-Speeial rerm--Court
opens at 10 A. M.-Bcfore MannIns. J-Llt.
igated motions Before Jaycos, J'--Ex ps<o
matters.
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notice.
In tho matter Of Leo Lerner, an attorney.
Referees report confirmed Settle order on
notice
In the matter OF Emanuel A. Eichner, an
att0rney Respondent disbsrred order
filed.
In the matter Of Holmes JoneA an attor-
ney Motion denied Settle order on notice
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SYNDICATE owning and controlling vain.
able oil and gas lands In the heart of W.
Va oil and gas 1eid will dispose OF part Of
same VIII accept part cash, bal, In royal
ss ana ,nsereis n eqnP S VIZ De rosnsa
but VIII negotiate with reliab.. promoter
Add. AMERICAN CRUDE oil HYNpiCArE.
Bil Mclacklin Bldg Washington. d c.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Further pressure
developed in Chicago Railway seconds.
causing a fractional decline City and
Connecting Railway common showed a
loss OF 8 points from previous sale,
Diamond Match was also heavy on small
transactions Chicago Railway II bonds
were easier. while the issues remained
steady In this department Tho sum
mary:
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Sugnr-Further purchases OF raw
sugar for early july shipment were made
by spectators yesterday at 3.39c. This
business totalled about 10000 bags. Spot
raws were firmly held at 3.32c.. or 8
points above the last sale. All refiners
held fine grsnulated firm on the basis
of +1Oc.. less the usual per cent dis
count
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Notice to Holders " the Metropolitan Teie-
phone Telegraph Company First Mort

EhEe ~ OUIu ROHU-,
Bankers Trust Company successor by
merger TO The Mercantile Trust Company.
Trustee under a certain mortgage dated May
g+th, 1883 and an agreement dated No
vember ist 1855. both executed by Tho
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Com.
pany, which the New York Telephone Com
Invites proposals Up TO the close OF business
June 2s. 1919, for the sale to II on July l.
1914, OF bonds secured by said mortgage. a.
"A prics satisfactOry 10 tho New york T.Ie.
phone Company at rate not exceeding par
ana ten per centum premium, to such an
amount as shall not exceed the sum OF
t!2 ESQ SO
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
New York, May /, 1914
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Northern at Minneapolis, e3Sc.; No. 1
Northern spring {. o. b., s1.O4 No. 2 red
(. o. b., f.osh No 2 hard {. o. b. to ar
rive, f1.07A; No. Manitoba e. O. b.
s1.0tA. Corn-Export to arrive, S0hc. {;
No, yellow c. l. T.. size. No 3 yellow.
prompt shipment, size. Oats--No. 2
white, 47a47iac.: No 3 white, $50
i6i2c. standard. 46is d47c. Rye--No.
Western, 73i NC. Barley--Maltlng c. |. {.
Buffalo. 6oa6sc. F'lour--Spring patents.
S460q $685. spring clears. s3.s5dsi;
Kansas stra ehts to arrive, si10ms430.
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Provisions closed steady. Cash prices
were: Pork--Mess. s229s22.5o: family
s2t $3.50. Beef-Packet si7504s1s
family, sis.5ORsls. Lsrd--Prime West
ern. si0.45; refined Continent slo.So
South American. sii.30.
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Supreme Court--By Justice Phtlhin- Mat
ter Of Trsb.rt, Thos l. Hurley Rives vs.. pu-
liter Phoenix lngrahain, by Jnsuce
mis- nchard--Mrt Saw Bk vs. Levine, DaNlu
" simpson; Fuhrsr Va ihrcr Chhs u
Murray; HOLSTER VS. Hollis er' Alex ~ S"
Hex.
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme court--By Justice Blanehars--
Fitzpatrick.
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Futures closed steady. 4 points UP TO

.Jwer at 1850. Southern SPOT markets
we're unchanged 10 y up. with New Or
leans i3is. Galveston 1877. Savannah
l3is, Houston l3h. Augusta ~ and Mem
phis l3is.
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