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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
4 NOBLE CLOUN
The Son of English Earl HowIing Comic
Songs In IA Music Hall.


To really appreciate how great a thing it
j. 10 be "a lord. II l. necessary for the American
Mt only 10 come 10 England, tut L. live in
tuuOu~ residence the lngrdlnrd respect Tor a
man OF title. which j. "A part Of the wool and
web OF the physical and mental construction of
the average Euglishman. Certainly there is n
large and IN ereas ing body Of men and women
Of mind and scholarship in this country
who know well that rank is but the guinca's
stamp, and man Is the gold Tor a that. ns Burns
says but even Thackeray. great nsnob satlrst
rs nv was, confessed that hc should ue proud to
walk down picondilly with duke on chch arm,
The sentiment is undoubtedly a relic of that
awe cntD TtHinrd 10y the plebclans IN ieudal days
Of the great lords and barous VINO were the
rulers, each ~ his own territory, holding
soNrrrlgns authority oyer his people greater
IMAM any monarch now Wlcli@ and Tor the
most pant man ol title u England IT, also oven
81 I a solid man ina Nh" matter of belongings
Yet there are como amazing exec ptiuu~ 10 this
rule. Can you heliove that at this very moment
there If u clown bowling comic songs IA "A music
OF berr-drinking and pipe-smoking loungors,
who in the son Of an Earl. and by birth n
NscountY II il true This mans name is
Niscouut Hinton. and he Il the son Of Earl
Ppulntt. he has been acting clown AT the sur
rcy Theatre, and il now doing turns at the
music halls, under the name ot Mr.. Cosman.
The Niscountess. his wife, was ballet girl,
They have got into this way OF life, and must
now sink their rank aud fight the hard LATHE
the SAM as any other poor strugglers. As ar
fists. | hear their talent il only tolerable. |
think they show wisdom and good taste in
dropping the title.
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James b. Anderson, born in the state of
Maine. reared in aillu'nre, graduate oil Yale
college. and DIST y a. Tor the hlr arrived iu the
1876. ana entered upon "a career Of dIs-i uati ON.
whwh culmlnat'd IA % determination t. g. X
,Nrllrmrnt ani ahvrmurn in the Black ills.
having n has po-s '~Siun 81 4Uu. AND arrived ia
inc ciy OF u ndwlud without "a e. having
drawn sober breath. In Chicago he unil "a
N,~l I" 4 hotrd Hhmnl NJ hrlt. where n won
sl.2uO. He LEFT tn" tigers den about midnight.
ana as lir We li-- n- down j. Hrhorn street to
his Motel hr Mis- alta krl iy wv ruiiitns. who
succeeded IN hufliny MIN to tine ground an I
were about to rob HIM when ~ 'ps Wrrn hoard
apDroa hing. and tine rnIhrr. hastily de-
canp"d In this ndv.niur. he md lis nrf,
injured limb wis SIT
well to pro T'rd ON his WAY % tn" Hills To which
his compnn on had preceded hun. lie arrived
~ Tue ~ Dorado III 'piemocr. aud BEGAN anew
his career Of d - PATTON. strange To- say he
WAS "a most iortuu u gambler Drunk or sober
b" invariably aros a winner AMI one time il
u san, he atuhiiy bruk" q liirO hank. cleaning
IN plhc" out 81 netly $1,000. IWite he WIS
whylhd and rObhrd-hut ue appears To- have
made n point OF cnrrvins but "A small amount of
money. The prOlrsa Onui gamblers grow to
lear AMI late HIM iOr mis- extraordinary good
iu'k. II is said that WI lie he Was III the Hills
h" won over $15.OOO. and spent his money as
re- al '-- y rs he u .IuIrrtI 4.
But ioftune deserted tlie reckless youth. One
night he entered gambling hell, ana rnrOun-
tered man named Broy They were intro
dured. had some win. together. and sat down
To- a game OF po@rr Thoy played with varying
fortunes Tor Two hours. untl at last Anderson
proposed To- make tir " ante t5uO. Brpy as
sented. the cards were deat ana Bruy OF, red
Sluu ON hlS hand. AnInrHnu saw him, and went
Tn table. Brpy snw tIe $500. and went MN
5000 batter Ia" sii"n'' OF death relgn IF ia e
gambling mouse. An itr-uu IIuNra al his hand.
ana cody raised ID > opponent q Loo. The
money wis deposited h- last liz called Tor.
Without he-iltlun Bluy SAM the 81 900. and
went 5000 10 %. lAr cN -lt"mrnt became ln-
t-h-e y lln might iH nHard 90 drop wuile tho
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alone by hssel.' He wurr .standin straight wi
he's peck in han, an had degg'd n long way
toward LIBERTY, TIL rats d ate he's flesh. an
no wan know'd him.
Nome bossiIlosi wurr in the moine whin ut
failed. Two days an two nights after he
dragged he's sell DOT Mt tn mouth o. tn moline
wasted a mos L a skiletn He had been a that
tonne workin' he's sell through cracks an
ywy"vic,es; nfihtln rats. an dlggin' DOT 9 pits.
waist deep In rocks an slate. Thin he los
heart but after spell \ cOnvoOlsh'n. caused b.
SOON fall in anithcr direction. heavcd up tho
rubhage. an him lang wi IL. an let him free.
NJ, NY brother an, my son, pore LAOS, wurr 'mang
Mary. the crepplcd sester o jacks. wurr
kep' n while b we uns. but she wasted an died
Brloikcs, lad. thee may vest tn moines
Wessel."
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Shanghai was lett in February last, and
q" lomrnry io, HHuhuw made ia a steamer
from hnuhnw l."Ui; 1ili went to Chung Ching
40 the in'itat. ln ui Nj. Baher. ANA then "a trip
w1- mair IpitlWAri Tor % Little distance. At
l-i-hu-t7in- tne tire VOLS We're Sr,n These
w'ls - down snue 5000 lr,t below the sur
iaHt. and an irhHmmuni, gus nn.is iis way ,i,t
"I ihcn II 10 suplused the strata htr a if'd nf
petrol um under IT, There are brine wells also
same depth. The natives uauuf. tur. OK el-
l.ht SAT- ont of tho hrin". From I~i-uu-'Sing
MI Cha went to turnE-tu. from thence t. sung
llun~ .nEaniU. Tue return 10 Chrn--tu Was
nude 10y "a different route. Here Mr. Gll re-
named TAI h" WAS Joined ty Mr. M'eury If inc
chinese service. and then the tWo began the
long; p'r'lons ana arduous Journey To Burmah
"N'rlthi thunS ia Was LETT ON the lUth If
Juy, and on tho X5ln Of the same month
lhrhi"n-iu WIS reached. Il i-iaut about 2gl mites.
Here the travellers met "a body IT Roman Cdtno-
ID p. AMI "a / ron 90 kImun Catholic d. shop. from
whom tn"r retelVrd mu n klnlurss. ter a
iWt 90 about fortnight the siailn II WIS l'it for
4 NJ stat .uu wuS Bt-than- son.c jU1 nluS from
h-'h MN, ana tuis WIS reached. oh %" Goth II
August lh-thang IA almost 40 the tnlrti,tn do
gree 81 latitude' anu auto on the hurders of
From Ba-thanS the travellers went to Alum
Ne. d.-tulr ru4 lao mics, Wal i they reached
on the 9th % September. Atuu-tza WAS irii on
TIE 9th ol september and IAi.lu rrurhrd on the
2lSl II the same month"; a ID stance OF 3bl
nii's being lrav"r-rd. From Ialliu IN" nest
station was Man-wNnr. WhI'h they -ut 10 On the
giin of October Bhnno WAS reached ON In,
2lii! OF TINS month. Mr.. Cooper kindly send ng
un us boat To meet the intrepid tourists. Mr..
gu @p'"6s ID "a. natives ~ quiet amt lar from
hostile. But hr describe, thai part oi the jour
ny from tuv point at which ne was joined 10y
Mf VI rsAiy Ga very ariuuu~, ElHIhl'tly COM
lhrng II Ia continually golus NJ "A ~tnlrrase.'
LOADS tnrlr are none. the way consisting -
mere tracks through "A 70 Ky. mountainous
country. In the n"ishberhood OF Ba thAng
ram. were crossed some l5.OuU feet high. The
scenery IN th.s direction. and indeed all
through. If sand t. be- very pretty. The most
common tree near Ba-thans was the pinr which
IN some pHr''s was seen IN lnnEnlil 'nt forests.
aud the trunks of many of which were about
y ic'l IN diameter. On their way down from
Mandalay II "a said these gentlemen were mu II
struck nj the difference between the two poiiti-
cal 81" tons ui the country native and British
Burmah, In IA" hitter the cultivated nclls.
snflln- hom' hteads. aud cuntrnt-d looks of the
people onriri a stIlkins contrast 10 what Oh
lAlned IN The other.
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PLiNTiIION WEDDING.


one Of the most notable event in the social
world of the pres ut season was tho wedding.
on CurI-'mAs aye, of tho yOuu- - daughter of
col. Eiilugham Snwri nee and Mr. Arthur &.
Gilman of New York city. The welding was nj
the Magnolia plantation, on OF TIA" finest OF the
many fine sugar estates OF the lower coust and
ilr many years the home of Col Lawrence. A
worry large number of Invitations were ISSUED.
and the preparations Tor emit rtanmrnt were on
Il scale IN keeping with the wcll-known hospi-
tllity of Col. Lawrence. The Steamboat Martina
chartered for IN" o,casion, conveyed those Of
the guests W 10 Were from the cty 20 the planta-
ton. whore they arrived shortly after 10 O'Clock
The scene on the arrival 81 the boat was n
very striking one. For a quarter Of "a mile mt
least. along the river front there We're numer-
Gus bonilres while through the orange grove
which skirts the river and partly surrounds the
mansion house. appeared lnnumerable lights
which brought the beautiful grounds OF MagnO-
liz and the many buildings OF the plantation
into bold relief. Hundreds of colorcd people
the great majority Of them former slaves Of
Col Lawrence-And their children lined
the river bank and filed the grounds.
The ancient mansion OF Magnolia. built more
than halt "A century ago, and under the roof OF
which many OF the most notable men OF the
nation have been entertained, was made 10 ap-
pear almost like a fairy palace. The dark green
leaves of the orange trees the evergreen cedar,
and beautiful white flowers were twined in
-tairwuys and hung in the rooms, presenting
everywhere scenes OF rare beauty. In the we'd
ding room was an altar. and alloy" II hung
marriage bell Of orange and white flowers.
The brides dress was Of white SILK, cut In
princess style, and trimmed with white tulle
and orange blossoms Alter the ceremony and
tie congratulations came the festivities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
BREIkING MUSIC's Cf4RMS.
The Experience or an American Lady whs
Called ON Abbe List.

FiuH N, !san t,unc,.ro tiA
LONDON. Nov. pa wish could mention
fhc name ol tn american lady who has Just re-
turned from Germany. and has had surh n
curious experience with Ahhe List. Briefly.
however. the lady j. tho dauAhtrr Of. suppose.
oi school now livins in New York and she has
hecn indulging in IN extended ulensure trip in
LurOpr this year, - 'orrd by one vt her brothers.
WHOM she Wu- in @ 'rnlnY she stopped at the
town Nrii1ur over night. and the train Ivy
whirh shc was tn depart l"it nj o'clock the next
mornluE. 3D. fore she went tO bed she rrmrm-
h'tel that Ncimur Is the town whore List lives,
ana as She isa splrndi! musician herself and
"a passiOiht ndmlrcr VI IisN. SHE said To her
brother. Now. before the train leaves in tho
morning am going 10 run up and take "a look
10 the nous" whore liszt iiV,s. and pluck II leaf
from bush in his -nrd"n. or something OF that
sort; ~ souvenir. you know"
"Jnyr" cIrd her brother. "You1 have to
b" up pr'tN ,ary To do that You know the
Wei. my deviation to- List will enable me to
naNr special 'HOrt. You Eo To- TIA" depot IN
~ lr with Nou hN train tuc'
Iuis pr -ruiuue they entered upOn. the
driving down ~ The station in the hotel bus.
Wutir iic iudy sci ~ on her SOM what Ga Notir
"rraha ,Hto tAe town. Though u good French
uU. tr. sue KNOWS little or 10 German. aud
- she had not the siiGhi 1t idea of the
locality ui Lists house. and could NOT max"
hrgsrii UNDERSTOOD hy thr tow persons she
-n' lost q lot OF pr-..ou. time wandering
"i"tui. AT last some one directed her to the
~, hlu-N. Nu.h e'r hat got 'lo~r upon 4.
.ti N'i |'h-i ga l'''. il-@ N' hW'hhb nuN m
iuu sUr pushed open ihr great mans gard u
tW", ana -io"r"d to piueA 81 small illwct from
" '.H in ia centre ol nus iui' AVN. Hardly
nat sine done 50 tuun struppiug German s"r-
Nthi W Iiuhu 'Hiur iiy uE uui OI th' house door.
'ldtut} .DarHd t1 1.-Two the iuirul ru piece
90. hrr mind. when. oli-Hr ,ing. doubtless. the
rIreau' ol co." lutV@ Hii zee ANA her dl-tln-
cuisurd ar. she stppurd and asked her what
size wanted. e. Was wuiirn slrf1 All my
friend could answer WIS. " Ahhc List. - 50
th'tenron the woman grnned from ear TO ear.
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TO turn back. just to give you an idea. Ono
man visited Florida during the winter and
brought back over 1000 now species Of bugs
Another man broke down the bug market in
one specially He found under IA dead pal
motto IAN hundrels OF bugs that were pre-
viously rated mt SIS apiece"
Mr. Fuller insiinrci another bug. specimens
of which were worth sl5 in gold. 4 man ncnr
Denver Col, turned over an old buffalo hide
and found "a double handful. Before that there
were hut three in the hands Of collectors. Tho
fortunate disnOvcrcr knew the value of the in o.
sprt- AMI sold them ut the highest price. but
after that their value was gone for every col =
l,tfor Wus suuplird.
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PUMPING AN ENT0MOL0GlST.
OYER EfGHT THOUSAND SPECIES or
BEETLEs ~ ONE NOM


Horned Hesties Operate The Grub. that
Destroy our Naples -The Lnzirst Beetles.
While visiting Ridgcwood. N j.. during
the holidays tho writer was introduced to Mr.
Andrew : Fuller He Is a pleasant faced gon-
tlcman. with a griz1lcd beard and iron-gray
hair. an occupies u small on ,c on his farm but
n few sfcps from hia residence Mr. Fuller Is n
wcll-kuowu agricultural writer AMI distin-
guishcd rntomologist lie has spent many
years rollectin2 bugs and studying thcir
habits and characteristics. His Office II neat
" furnished. A coal stow AMI plain writing
table oe My the centre " the room and a
fine se.cntino library is ranged a.;linsithe wall
Cases oi huya Ia sliding drawers stare the
visitor .n tao face and strange sounds ar fro
qucnty heard FROM old l,s onl denying pieces
Of w01i piled in the room EIoh is worked by
the crui ~ aotuo hug or beetle whose habits arr
the part altar study OF Mr. Fuller. Their, are
In the room RS anaca II hrctlrs alone. contain
Ing 1850 -pc.ivs up to 1879. How many have
been aHiaI Co.. hi- cole ton sncc that time il
not known uui hn thinks several hundred. He
has secured many snout bertles mentioned in
the work oi L. Con;e aud Horn recently pub
lshrd
In answer 10 various -tions. Mr.. Fuller
said that no collection included an tho known
species % bottles In thu United States. About
10000 kinds have been clu-- 10 % and lesser n-d.
and additions arc constantly being made.
There aro probably not less than % 900 -pneic-
in the country, 1900 II which are yet to bee dis
covered
DO you coninn your-olf 10 The collection ~
b'rti.s HiOUrt u-k 'l t.ie writer.
"4l.-t tl- rDIl. ci.rS. me answered. study
during uir tut one order or family lam rs
reciaiit interested ~ the be'l,. Taking bee
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

terday 10000 Refined private terms 10000 bbs Re
fined here lie for Ordinary Test IL &c for High Test
l0sc for Ordinary at Baltimore Crude IN bulk IN
bbls S1saSHsc; cases. IA s0l6c Naphha 6sa6lse.; Re
fined. lie here lie. IN Philadelphia, lose IN Baltimore
sales Of Uniied 10000 bbsopenng at 81 1884, and closing
at 81 40 bid, si 40ss asked.
RoVIsIONS-PORK-Abou steady moderate business
sp6r' 50 80 s5Gsi0 second "Csii" April and May
SO 90 bid.s9 20 asked June 80 20 bid Sc, 80 50
Bni rrecuisr sales so bbls Ness private terms
BEEF HAMs-steady sales, loo ebls western private
terms quoted sl6dSl6 50......CUT MEATS-Quet sales,
300 Loose Fresh Shoulders 3sc.; 10000 Pcked Bellies
bulk 6a6ase to weight 1000 Loose Picked sho1ldeIs
LARD2Opened steady closed scarcely firm LEGS active
trade; sales, 24O Prime Seam spot 81 ~ 212dSI 25
arrive 81 229 1000 ties May 81 2229Sl 25 =
600 tcs June. 81 27a0s7 80 800 tcs. yuys 81 80 Cy
Steam moderately active sales $50 tcs 81 20 100 e7 o.
City sold s6 rs Refined sales 200 tcs West India 81 92a
Continent quoted 81 55ds7 60 May 81 72i2 bO l.
TER, CHEESE and EGGS-WihUut important chanse
RICE-Quet. unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw dull lower; Fair TO Good Refining eaI SCI
Prime 72c Centrifugal 7SaSsc: sales 800 bids. Cuba
chanerd Hards ell &C.; STANDARD "a" S!s49c.
SEFDMarket eaty; sales 700 bags Choice state Clover
7asa75ic and 800 bags Timothy 81 SOGSl 30; Far 10
Prime Choice held higher . 1,,
srEARINE-Quie; 74c Prime Western 7'sa7Sic Choice
City: small sales, 2ic -. -
IA LLOW stcadyi Prime city quoted 7l4c bid, Tee
asked sales, 10000 Prime. 7La7oIsc.
TEA-By auction sales, l22 pkgs MOYune Green Hys0n
Twankay II !6c Hyson, l3i2d22 pc; Young Hyson Is
aUOi2c. Imperial, l5G32ac. Gmpowder 16hdf7c.i 6:4
9e: 176 pkPs COngOy, 1503Oc; 2I7 do Japan, ID 2
202c 272 d. FomOsa OolOng IL d53 Lei 4o2 do Annoy do
wHIskEY-Dull; held 81 OCH cash 81 OF regular
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON p 2jl 30 pm-C0nsos 9il3la for both money
aud the account L. = bonds four and bali cents lO4
Ere Railway shares 13 do. preferred - Illinois Central
II Reading Railroad. H.
lospONAprll 2j-l30pm.E Railway shares IL a. Paris
adCes quote cent rentes at 100 francs so cenmes
for the account
LONDON, Apnl 2j-3:30 r. m.-The bullion In the Bank Of
England has decreased 1890 during the past week The
UrupOftO u the Bank Of England 10 liability, which
last week 32lSfs cent ~ now 33 = per cent
LONDON. Aun 2j-3ij pm.-ConsO 34i5s for both money
and O. account. Ere Railway shares. 1873
LONnoN, Apr 25i n.lI1e Railway shares l2i2 Paris
adces quote ave cent entcs a lO9 francs 90 cenIes
for the account.
LoSDo Apnl 25-4:30 p. MI. g. bonds. four and half
per cents iOi2 Erie Railway shares preferred % Illinois
Central a q NewJorsey Central l72: Reading Railroad
l42.
PAGIs Ap 2l-The snece I'm the Bank OF France has In
creased ls,jOJOOO francs during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
changed receipts 35j head.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Apri 25.-POrk-Eastern dull %. West.
,ru dull AZ IS berand Cut dun nt 2s; short
Ib dul at 2s Long Clear dull al 20 3D.; short Clear
dun p I'd Hams-IOng cut duh &C 3e shoulders dun
al lO7 Prime Mess dull At So. lard-Prmo western
dull nc &c Cd Tallow-Pume city duh 40 39 Turpentne
spirits dull ~ % Cd Rosin--Common dull NJ o. Fine
anil nj TO- Choice dun AZ G3. Lard on
dull at 42 FlouTEXtT state steady at 20. Wheat
spring Grmer at 10 Cd. No SpriLg hrHer at 10 ~;
Winter firm a lad. Corn Old Mixed Soft steady nc z 3D.
New. steady at 20. Cotton seed ou-lelow American,
none the market. ..
LIyERPoo April 25-l230 pm.CottOn steater Middling
Upanls 5l5lfi. Midng Orleans, G'ad sales OF the day
Receipts $500 bales including 1880 bales American fu-
lures partially 9sd. better Upands Low Mddling clause
April delivery 537sed Uplands Low Mddng clause April
aud May delivery 1asd Uplands Low hlddng clause NAV
and July delivery sod; Upands Low Middling clause July
delivery bbIgd. UPandS, Low Mlddlng clause
september october delivery, 6i3a; tpandS Low MID
ding clause shipped March and April. sall, 5lbgd
LIVERPOOL. April, 25-2 p. m.-Mddling Opands Cotton,
Middng Orleans SOD; Low Middiing Upands, 5Ai
lures dali Upands Mddling clause August and Sep
rmb,r delivery 6d Ulands. Miidug clause shipped
March sail 5ai od Uplands Low Mlddng clause shipped
MAY June 55lad; Upands, Low Midiling clause,
New Crop shipped November and December. sail. sd.
LIVERPOOL April 2J-J =. m.-The sales OF Cotton to-day
Included g. 800 bales American. Futures du Uplands Low
AlIddling clause NAV and June delivery, o., ,32d . -
IyREPOOl. April 25-53O pmSpirtsO o. Turpentiue 236d
IoSpoS April 25-Si5 p. Refined Petroleum, 9Ld9'sd
I6Sp0% April $3.50 p. .m-Redned Petroleum 94d9i2d
6SpoS April 25-Eyenng -Linseed oil. s26 lOd s26 l5
AYTwRRr April 25-Iard, 227s forms per 80 kilos.
UURNFN April 2j.-Iari, marks 10 N.
AyRE April Pollard 40 francs 80 centmes per 90 knos
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO April 25-Flour in fair demand unchanged saes
ESQ bOls. Wheat-A light milling demand holders asking
an advance sales bush No Duluth private terms
300 bush. No Hard Milwaukee at 81 26h Corn steady
sales, 200 bush. New High Mixed at 4Oc accOTung
of sale carload do, al 81 9c $500 bush sample
43c; 1000 bush do at 45c oats firm sales 0OO push
No Western at!32 PC. Barley quiet sales 1000 bgsh
neglected Hghwines in light inquiry sales 20 Dbls az
81 81 Os ior city Made other articles Rail
froights unchanged! Canal neghts-Whea 6aa5Sc Corn
45sd5c Oats, nOminally 3'ac. . , ,,,,.
,HICAGo April 25.-FlOur nOminaly unchanged Wheat
unsettled opened weak and lower closed firm at 0utde
rrices No Chicago Spring, 81 l3; No do. 81 IL cash
81 lOaasI lOTs May 81 O9AGSl O9Sa Junei No do
OF aa 81 Corn steady and firm Ale cash iO4c April
4lssa4lLo zli9c June Rejected, Sfe oats larry
active and shade higher 26'c cash. May and June Ky
rmer 59c. Barley steady and trm At l7c Pork seS
and unchanged. Lard steady, with fair demand 20 Voo
s e7 y cash and May s7a$7 02a June Bulk Meats steady
the close Wheat active, irm and higher u llS May
al l0 Jnue Corn fairly active and shade higher III 10
Nav; 4la.c asked June. oats nrmer out not quotaOly
hisbsr pork and Lard steady and unchanged.
CNcISNATI April 25-flOur nrmer but unchanged Wheat
IN good demand; Red 81 IL aSl 10 Corn In fair demand
3S143c oats dun 2Sd3lc Rye dull at 6O06lo. Pork
ontet hut firm at So quiet but firm Steam, 7c.:
kettle TIad7c Bulk Meats III fair demand Shoulders held
ar Sa short RIB Middles 81 TO- cash 81 75 buyer April
Short clear Mddes so Bacon quiet but steady at 4c;
AZ 40 and 20 5Oa$5 rs for shoulders Clear Rib and Clear
Sdes Whskey steady, IN fair demand at 81 o. Butter
steady unchanged Sugar steady unchanged Live Hogs
steady In good demand CommoD, 80 1898 20: Light,
sS S68s3 45 Packing s3 S6a$3 50i Butchers. So Boo
DETROIT, Apnl 25.-flour nrm but unchanged. Wheat
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
L1vE srncK MARKETs-BY TELEoRApH.

BrFFAo April 25.-CATTLE-R Receipts todaY 1928 head
total Tor the week thus 43 head, against 1852 he al
weeY Of % consigned through, 4Ot
cars market slow the Of sale stock is light holders ask
advance from last weeks prices; quut1be CHgce 10
t steers at - sOdfj 30 Good shippers at - 6DdS4 15
Suckers Choice canada Mt 81 ~ O5 Bulls at
- 25asj 50 oxen at - 26dsi 312 there was ir at
iiTFP AyD lis-R Receipts today $50 head total for the
cohsncd through II buyers and sellers ! &c apart
Clipped stock and &c. Uucpped sales Of cars I'm
clipped - 25GSj 80 caTa unsod oheIAgs generally Of
good qualify.
fer r. 600 head against 20 O7J mead last week consigned
through I3l there fair domand sales OF YORK
Woirlts a. rs COdr3 7O Heavy al - tUa 70 lj Mixed
Light Heavy - 90 all OLE rings disposed Of sales Of
tn'tGo Apr 25-Tls Drorers Journal reports; HOES
Heavy 20 50 IOds3G G5 Light - 3oo - +0 Butchers
rtEs t3 55HS3 20: Mixed Rough, 50 2lrS% 10.
Receipts tuUO shipments, 500, the supply was
generally Of b'ttr quality; shipping, - HsJ % Feed.rs
and ~lCSers S3aSi 30 Butchers stcaiY COWS - 20 ~
-.,Q Bulls. ~ 2IasB 40; steers. 50 iOISi.
easy. Shorn. - 9Ud&l 80; WuOlcd, - 5OTSj %.
fA-I IIuEgY, Penn April 2JCATILE- Receipts - cay
2U head through and - head ofyar stock making Total
p1 reeGIy Of 81 head ~ Lrough and 2J headO
ygid so, k all were sold at unchanged prices.
Hoes lrcoipts today 1925 head making total tor
the three days oi 800 head Workers al - OOde 10
Philadclpluas. ~ 9OdSi.
past thrre days Of 600 head were sold toaat.
LOUIS. April 2j.-CAIILEln far demand, Unchanged
LRF Hoes Easier; Light shipping g lO9s3 so; Pack
Ing - 1S3 30 Butchers TO Fancy fJ So as 10 receipts
Dull unchanged receipts 3jj head.