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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO MARK ct.


CHICAGO, March Is -Four quiet and
nom lnslly urcuans.d; regular. Wheat
Large speculative business within higher
range; prices Opened a sf ade higher, de-
cliDed, then advanced and closed 3 8 higher
for MAY than at ciosiDE YES erdsy; salrs
ranged. Marcn and Anril, 1888 20 "a 6-8:
clossd IS 10; Nav, Ss3S to 1884, closed
So 3 4: June, 90 TO 81 s .; closed 81 3-8 ia y,
o. rs: CLOSED OIL 4, Corn 3 70. x aud hieh.
or; opened unsst led, became nrm, sdvanc-
ed IA to l 1-2 oove inside prices; Closed
IL 10 l 81 higher than yesterday:
cash, Gil to 81; March or
Aorl. Ol4 to 81 3-i; closed 81 IA;
Nay, IS to SO l.2; closed So June, 81 - o
81 3.s; closed So rs TO 81, July, 57.7.S ~ 10
IA; rlossd So SIS. OTIS in good I-msnd;
opened g. 8 lower. RATED IS 20 So 81. and
clos, d firm; cash, 1914 to SO, Mach or
April, 83-S 20 20 Ia. May. SO to S3 80.
Pork active; opened ~ to rs higher, recsi.
ed 5 to 10, and ruled steady to the o,ose;
cash. $l7 80 April. 1910: Nav, $l7 ~ IL
sl7sa % o! JnS SIS su !. .,s 3 LARD
IN lair d. maj d snd nom,pnIls uuch.nssd;
cash, $50 to 9.35; April. $50 TO 932 1 2;
May, 0 81 IL " 9.45; June, 945 10 9.65.
Bulk meat In fair dema~d; shoulders
4 As; snort ribs. $50: short clear, eos.
Hogs Receipts, OOO. strong; rough pace.
ins. 80 10 70 90 90 packing and butchers.
500 W tS.ius iPV', 90 W 70 70 %
Cs,tls-R-cript' 1000. brisk aud 6rm; e1.
port, % Is TO $6.6o. good t. CHOICE shipping,
IS IS 70 IS o; common TO med um, 800 70
IS 90 6heep-R.c-ip,s 4.0M: m-'kst
. ~sdy and firm: inferior g. fsiy, $3.50 o
a 90; medium ~ 3 'od, - Is W IS w;
choice 70 extra $500 70 s5t5.
KANSAS CITY MARK.f.
Kansas CIrY. Marcn 2s-. heat higher;
SO 2 cash; 50 l.2 hid A pr. ;s5 i.s Nav. ''orn
h CHER; ~ 10 ~ - cash; 427 ST. 43 Aoril;
a. Msy. Oss dull and nominal: % btd.
q .t,le-R.c ip's. 1,4fO; .r,nRer -nd shade
higher: native steer. % 1 $50 to !, 500 pounds
average, IS 25to 1878: SUCKERS I'D feeders
t4.50 10 S. COWS, So IS I, 81 so. Hogs-
r. c-ip's, 4 200: strong aud hisnev; lots ri
l95 10 $50 pounds average rs &, SO ~;
msinly SO Is 10 Sc AZ. Sheep ReeeIp Q,
go: Quiet aud uDrbsnssd.
rgU SoaK MARKET.
Nsv YoRK March 28-Flour dull.
Wheat. % . lots shout Ia higher; options
openef 81 TO "a higher; lstsr ruled
weaker, lost the odvsncs, olosios unsettled
and d~p,es.-a: urgrsSed red. a3 /, 81 II,
No. = red. 60 ~; No. . red. sI-0S - Corn.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS. PouL-
TRY, GAME, ETC.


A soulherner, discussing tina subject OF nj.
bcrts. says that tn. sh rub v ioh produces IN.
nlber nut IL infigcnou7 10 me sou y. Th'
writ well rec ileIls ~ nave ssthr ed them,
when boy. from tho Wild ,u'hes. which pro.
dured the nuts most abundsnily hey have
however. b en- eKtci minated lazy Years, Tn"-
arc grown IN Europe enhtey on the dltche'
az s1i m Ss.i .Hd .pSao oGOO imv wS' d.
the United states for nsrtet All snow thai
they bring q good price. II is oniy Necessary q
plant the NUS In the sprlug IN the bsnss, well
pre- I'd and cultivate the p ants one year, and
aherward they extend themselves by of,hoots.
tx" ertire posse zion or the ground, aud IN
three or fou years begin 10 bear. H'Tdng an
abuudan annual crop, sh oh afiorus rather
aD usemen' THAI labor 10 gLthe ami the bush
furnish pretty fringe TO he n Ids Thus the
ditch banks which arc n'uAly nnissanes
iure OF labor may b. rendered very prof abe Il
the farmer and ornamental TO his lsid."
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GREEN APPLES--5 0Oo5 50 DER barrel.
NUTS-Almopds .0s Der pound; Brazil, i6M
i6c; nlberts, i5c Naples walnuts 49, per pound
ohsstnuts imported none OF Tho market pes
nuts, Tennessee red, la1iic7 choice white, -
coCosnuts. s01G9 20
ORANGE Louisiana, per barrel, II 00d
10 10 per case, So Vaieaclnc. pef case OF Az
o06l0 %.
LEMoNs-sicily. 500 per box. aislsts
5 co.
DATEs-In trails, iOsi2c.
BANANAs-3 00t9i 90 per bunch
GKAPHS-Melaga, 9 606cG so half barrel
SWEET PoTAToEs-on the sta eets, red,
7bc per bushel; yellow, 4 20
ONl0ES-Eow. 3 90 per barrel.
POTATOES p mel, 100.
oABpkGE--sew.22 5 80 B opor dossn or 30
ohio kNs woqroto AS Oocas 80 por dozen;
turkeYs zoe
EG9s l0c per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western. 2oo26c; cooking,
bGDIsc country.25 e5
sAUER KRAUT-parrols II co. bali barrels
80
RAIBIHs-London layer new per box. . On;
layer, 2 65ni 20
DRIED PEAOBEe--Uupcc &C. poeied. tx
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30, lO,p, i.2to I higher ard quiet. OPP
rons opened | =" - higher, Afterwards
weakened, olosng wnh sr.ani no' "a 20
iug'a ~, 81 "'pl l.; n 3 503-i On 81
esu-r so 10 6s34 N. 0iiz,o On 4,
q ir---Spnt fan; R. h,sncr nut pi,r (;
10 2; ,piious isiil, sc'iv. opruing 10 TO
10 paiots h'sNs.r, 81 vns 70 10 % 70 20 n.'
sS % S,s' SIS no nv w. s6o to AS, 80,
lane, \ 100 $50; July, ~ it0,O Aueust,
\ 20 10 90. 81 mber, \ 10 1" y ~ Or o.
her, $50 40 005 Dro' mner, $50 10 o. D
SUGAR duli run pnminsl; I'hntd qm.i;
cl'ri6 d l.2 5s;r atra osrihrd, 81
b @ Vel W, q 90 3's ialiow que, end
80 .dy. phE aruy'; reW 'ss, SlI 80 10
sl7 20. Lard heavy, prlme steam,
965 TO 90 Beeve, Receinis,
gao; iu,lud,ug sflo ly pane
tiers, abont steady. pfi en- lirmer;
medium 10 good MAJ ready sale o. advance
at 81 10 81 q lead; 20 inic, setts ON .ale.
OK mes. 30 70 80 W ~ g'n"r.l sales 30 *
80 80 ~. M dull, "a 80 20 So 20. sheep
Reoriptr 3tOG n,me very mDorr ~. ~.
tfrnirs, 80 q 10 81 i.2 ior sheen; 10 b. ~
| for yenilue lsmn; pfinp 'rnih- ~ 40 ~,
kEw ORLEANS M'nKur
NEw 0RLEAEs, March zS -Four dull nd
uhohargah Corr iu tar u-msid, N x'd,
"a ehi 20 Oats quiet aud steady; ~ 2
maud. 500 H.s-D m'nd 40 W; 'u-
mon, si2t Sli urine, SIS to Si1; CHI o.,
81 l.2 10 Is ia Cy. SIS ~ l 2,
L tx scarce aud Gfm; SiS62 ~
l. ri steady; t'erc- rodoeh, 93 s, X 2. 07 &.
by sal, m,s o iifm, witl III drrair ''-
mand. Bu X shoulders, packed 3-S
long clear Asu closr RIO, nominsl, II =.
Bacon II m WI h mojeratr d'msnd; shout
drrs 4 "A; long clear aud clear RI, ~ 4
II ,-UDoior sugar cured canyAsssd, trm
-rd u changed. Loflee quiet rnt steady;
X q cargoe- oro,narv To prime, 10 ii 10 10
suy-r qW"i: common 10 guno olmmon,
i-2 20 4 rs; fac " IN ~ fair i-S "a 49,
prmn, 5l.2. y'llo" o'.r iiao, 80; white
clar.f.d. 634 10 q rs: g'nnuaied Mo.
,sses duh nnd ,c,apgef. Il ce quiet
,nd sto-d,: l. uisiA q ordinary 10 prime,
5-s u . 81 Bc,s w alr demand, nus al
loser rates: 81 80 81 05. Cotton seed oil,
prime cfnor, Sc q 81; summer yellow, 45 -
IS Sight exnpsnss on New York, 81 On
per 81 200 premium; siefllrg exchange Is.
g. 1s7 Id
The ION, wing mr.. the net rsceipls OF @ T.
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Rer,ipis Of VIII at al Chicago to-day are
ue5J Ia h.ls, eni shiunents are sllTp. Cora
re-, ins are les 3S2, and Mi me ~ 5oo7 Ost.
1854 tn he's Tec,iv q. and lS7 o5l shipp. d,
Trading for cath IS Cat A. u. Louis Msy
wheat o,ed Ut a co.,; Mey corn 10 and May
cats 81 nominal The,e prc es are nationally
lower. Dash grain at ST.. Louis Is dull.
WHEA -Unuioc, W, medium. .iuv era. @, 20
Et8AfagaA ~ CSC.
BARLEY-soSibo
GoRN IN snnuE 35o shelled aud Ialkgd, i5o
OATS -Choice 90, sacked,
sLuUR-Psiont 75 early breakfast,
4 so cream soda, 3 % 10, pure cream, %
Todd Mills: Patent 3D. Union, ID; Pfairie
rlaFcr, q W, Star. Choice, ID
ERAE-Ai mills, sOc; in store. 0c
rDGNMEAl-Fine hol,ed per lcJ pounds,
- - -,
EIED-Choppco corn per lUo pounds ~
ehoppOd corn and oau per 100 pounca. lfl
co-n tran per 10 rounds, 4oc
GRAHAM FLOUR Per 100 pounds. 9.oo;
HAY-Dnyk. O0GS 90 bright. 10 06 troi-
stora5. prairie, baled. dark, 8 90 bhghs
II %; bright free on board car, IL "
Sitisr sEEp-s.c seumsn milo. o.,
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OUUTATIUNb TO-HNt
BERvES-CoIn beeves, 4d45sc per ID; fair 70
good grass beeves, 8k69Skc per pound medium
grass 'eeves smeHc per pound
tOwB-Barrcn cows. Is Uss2 so; Mich cows
north Texan grades, 20 T@s0 90 ommon to
air, IS 00s 20 90 Stock cattle aroud. i600o20 90
BULLS AND 6TA9S- For sausage manu-.
i0al6 CO. .wo-yeAr-olds l2ss18.
'HEKP-Good mutton, 80Sxo per pound;
medium mutton. 2x@2kc per pound: stool
shee 200a3 90
9OATB-2 OO612 70 per head.
HO06--Corn fed tk~5c
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LIVE STOCK,

The EXPORT trade from Ills country In both
boef and livo cattle reach lie maximum In
1881, the value OF snch exrorts for that year
amounting to no $50, is However. II l. still
more than twice - large ~ u sas ak ars ago,
are for the eight yesrs from 1856 TO 1873 H.
oluaiye. Tho following table skowst eeapOrts
flr the h-cs. years ending June 80 from al
number o. cattle, as well a. the vslue OF both
combined. since 1873
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sArDLERY And LEATHER.

OAK ecLE LEATHER-x, heavy Texas,
70 esch side, SIC; beavv rex.s two brand.
70 each side S4c =. medium Iexae, free OF
each sids, s.; Baltimore oat. fires Of brands.
m s Slps Il oI ssIyzSushrsR-s.. slaughter. T,
sdes o.; Hstsmors., nc; GOOD damage. 40
counter solA &c; bellies, 20:
10 q ss.ss .ollarA y 90 Inch cotton cotton
SsndsL i n DUCK COLLAR, %. { inch cotton
Ssc c banda 80. sKN3 nsoe ohsins S2a
"a 7Ss-a rsoe ohainA 5U; No. ! hook
1 1sise,S : r . as - Va .si ssissrs roSs
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PROvisiONs.
oro-a~soss ro-pAY

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BACON Short clsar sfdeA l2o Long
MY sILT - shovs clear sidsa llkc Long
o,eaY. KsK lesr breahfAst bscon. lto
HIMeLCAnvassed and uncanvaseed, loo
LARD - Tieroe l1c haf.bsre. mo
So pound cans lie: D-pound cans ilG
~ puulsd cAss ii1u s-IsvaAsS osns. s1,se =.
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Tue lolI, wing are the ne, receipts Of CT.

Last year.. -. 10 Cos 423.6 b3i2 4l9 =.
The figures 'or tuis s-ason .vsn to-day
include corrections an on ting g. net sd-
diion 81 80. lO5 hsles. fxpor's the week:
70 Gres' n',tsin, 4a,l0'; France, 0 col con-
,iuent, II 3ii Sock thi, day 745 Cos yes
terday 7i8 l0s this iav l.st year, $50 $50.
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QUOTATIONS TODAY.

Mems Kip bfogans, from 95el Is.
Boys Kip broHaus, nom sOdpl ~.
Mems r. calf broasns, from COOL 70.
Boys p. calf bros ans, nom 950i Is.
Mems kip 2-buckle p,owa COOL IS.
Boys hip 2.buckle plows, S@l Is.
Men buff balls. congress and button, / 75@2 rs
Mems calf balls. congre and button, 1904 80
Mems kip boots II 0002S 50.
Men p calf boots, ~ GOALS 90.
Mems calf pots, IS % 660 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 009l8 90.
Boys r, boota 10 50@N 90.
Boys cal cots, "a so "a 90.
wonen's ~ hip polkas, Y6@S7kc.
Miss IN KIP polkes, 60e70c.
Child's IN lin polkas, all sise, y0Wo.
Child's klp polkas, al sisss b6A66c.
Women's calf pes and SO polish, ! oooi y.
Misses calf peg and 80 polish, oo@l 10.
women's bufY sewed polish. ooel %.
Women calf sewed polish ! toei Hk:
Women's rain sewef aud polish, oOol 25.
Woneu's lid sewed 90el rs
Women's goat sewed polish, 1 80 70 IS.
Women's grain sewed button ! o. toi
Women lid sowed button. 90 70 500
SoUeU's 0nst sevei h1tt0n NN70
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

II has been predi ted In these columns for
several montha past that ther. won d bs an I'm.
prov.ment In the leather ms'ket, when would
and shoe trade The impr vrnent tredictet
seems to have ALREADY substantial ly BEGUN.
There appeNs to be STR ng boom" In the
leather market, and II Is quite genera ly he
II we'd that II viii continue dnring the m.i.-
der Of the year This gu put The b OF, shoe
and ,eather trade in be'rr condition than for
1, the ianners ami leather dealers and the boot
and thoe m -nufacture TIE joNbers teem 10
hav. been 10th 20 see this, but are now waking
u to the fact that there 1, likely TO he quile an
advanca 10 the price Of boots and shoes for the
fall trade
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Some dg's Hgo ine llEa I'D advised Dur.
shascs ~ q ton futures ,u spe ulstlr, pfedi i'
ing ar nOyauct glHnce ni tue quot ou'
for tho prst week - puul shed viii show h V
eorrtc' We were slough w. hudiy anticipated
much OF b0 m until tout Apiii ht The p0-
sl,iou uf the mark tn-dat ia eciiedly rfrons
and those co, ttTy We houses IA Nov York and
New Tlesis ShO lsi,ly q edirt0 " cents 'oi
mid cotlons IN New York eiois the 18th Of
April mkt are no onser ,hOughi ~ be oui o.
tho va much, II any, The spinn u
ever lie or, OF lis season OF ne yea
arc aw kriiu. I, IA. fact that there IL no cot
ton IN n iut,iior atd bat they must nov bu7
stthr on. ana 90 l. owing 10 their Necessity
TIM al Cotton being o0'r,d ~ even an y ABOVE
quotation iSf,iaiy token The great ~ d dis
rstfiOus oyt ri W Of 'ts Mississippi valley cOn
ing y late iui'sAuy chance OF crop teir :
Tut In there. ehich II cut a from the coming
trnp h, rch, t iecti0n Of southefn cotton
lands TIE crop LOW being MI IL the hands OF
the HTecu ois hud with ardly enough f1r
sotls consunpl - before n new crop ~ made,
IL IN 4, I'd Ufi'ion "a 10 IN. and W are not uu-
likely / zee sl.2 FOR mill in Few York eforo
S,pttmb, TT us1t Tn Sc who lost on the
bull I'D, ,,rlier IN ihs season viii ntw have a
ohsnre fthty hold u eir purchase or make new
shes. TO recoyei u ! md rood iuteresi betidss.
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS. March - - q mplnin, has been
made 81 post apathy ON the pari ~ those citl'
seus al DnlR who hays IN Oh fgs mo most
important iHtpte. - Thi, Chhrgt, You'd n
sust ON, vus true whe' mad bat very utdi'
nary eve may mark % change. The mo lon hiss
been kiy,uG q tlu msitcr exists, lhe GU,
come 10 yet TO be se "a. rluE ms
meeting I. blll-c ior next week. and
Sips will no doubt be takcn AT
that needing 10 place Da las IN
apos'tt u 10 'clith up' ~ The rare ~ rfngrfs-
uin-ihc iAcc g. which she has teen soDewh I
bghiud Hitherto, oil thugs considered III
no, givcu us 10 tat IN iul The o j'cts ~ tsc
comi < meeting. but It Il prOoer 10 say that
raj was ma ,fs are pati 81 n business and
those ola uaiuIe to bosr dir-ttly uu the com
merce ~ lhis uity l. i v'r, cncourgin. 70
mark he breathing OF ne.y
bern enterprise and TO sec TIN.
slnPg',hue.s Is tiviug vi &c oScilyiy Gnd push.
Bvtry cd sCAu ~il be rubbed lac tse up.
pTuaohins etcllo and from the scaling q ~
new board IL se.i, IN era ~ pr grr.s. Hard
paved stoeN, .1uou h ctussiRss an1 tidewHlks,
new " ter worfs, more gts light. hotter san '-
tsy orrang ,ncuts vii b. III ula, sud ali tn
vii b. OilOw,d'yu W hu. l.Iut q ~ byittrsS l.;
more s'ole mi oak. ltss franc and weather.
bosrdiIs, "a by sen raj Advancement In pop.
IlRuoH, culture a Il wealth.
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To Postmasters.

Washington, i2.-The annual re-
adjustment Of salaries of postmast-
ers for the next fiscal year has be.
gun at the postoffice department.
Salaries Of 2,405 presidential post.
masters will be adjusted on the re.
turns for the quarter ended March
3Isr. Adjustment takes effect July
1st. Department is about to begin.
The examination and review of
claims Of p0stmasters for readiust-
ment of their salaries for period be.
tween the yesrs 1864 and 1874 in &C.
COrdance with the provisions of the
act Of March 80, 1892. Circular let
ters are bsing sent to all persons
who were p0StmasteFs during that
period or thsir heirs, calling for in :
formation CONCERNING their claims.
And it is stated at the department
that further progress in cases is not
possible unless Congress provides
for at least twenty additional
clerks. There are thousands of
claims covering periods of FROM one
and ten years, and postal officials
say the enormous sum of $50, 00O,G
would he required to pay them.
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Specie Shipments

New York, 2.-Specie shipments to
Europe to-day $500. GOO.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The British government considers
lit unnecessary to dispatch British
,troops to KhartOum.
There was a colIiery explosion
near Cardiff, Wales, yesterday, and
two men killed and seventeen others
entombed.
A Washington dispatch late last
night, says: Senator Mshone's con-
dition Is not much improved; his
friends are very anxious.
An Invincible at Tubbercurry has
turned informer and given the
names eff several landlords whom
the society had decided to murder.
A Madrid editor of a comic jour-
nal has been sentenced to eight
years. imprisonment for publishing
an offensive caricature of King AL
fonsG
At the regular meeting of the
Irish National League In Dublin,
yesterday, the treasurer reported
since the last meeting there had
been received e1,17S, including
$1,000 from Detroit, Mich.
The MALTA had all gone from
Cincinnati lsst night. except the
Seventeenth and Fifth regiments.
A small portion of the First regi-
ment is on duty. The Fifth regi-
mont will so away this morning.
The Seventeenth will REGAIN till
fur her oEIer3.
Mi tl~ra B Grt'n, rre iGs1t o.
the Rel G ~ s cittv Of tie Uni: ed
S etes who t;ss chatter Il the stea-
mer Hattie B II o 1t. Louis FOR the
food expedition down The NJ ,ssis-
sippi river, left Evansville for ST.
Louis last night. The boat will
leave st. Louis to-day and go az far
as New o leans.
Dispatches from London, yester.
day say, In the House of Commons
next Monday, James Bryce, Lib
eral. will ask whether the govern.
ment is prepared to demonstrate
with the Porte for closing the
American mission schools In Asia
was a serions fire
this evening. One firm lost a large
collection OF sheet music; fire ragged
four hours, and twenty. four en-
gines were called into service About
a dozen houses, mostly bookbinding
and publishing establishments are
Quilted.
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ALL SORTS.

Egypt will be wanting to trade its
army for the American navy after
awhile.
Glove is al internal transport"
says 8 writer. All, yes; so is a
dumb-wsiter.
A kettledrum ia so called because
it is made up Of great deal Of noise
and very little to eat.
That Michigander who wllled
Josh Billings So coo mast have cied
from Il chad spell"
Imitation may be the sincerest
form of fiattery, but it IS possible TO
have too much OF good thing.
A Cleopstra's needle should be
set up to mark the floods. 1t would
soon be full OF Obioglyphics.
This is 3 new figure for the Ger
man, said Hans, when he was fned
fifty dollars for selling bset without
a license.
When you see a counterfeit coin
On the sidewalk, PICK It up. You
are liable to arrest if you try to psss
it.
Cape Cod folks took exceptions to
"Cape Cod Folk" and now The pub
fishers take exceptions TO the hnd>
ings Of the jury.
A French dramatist makes one of
his characters ia q recent play de-
clare that he is ssholding up the
trousers of despair with the braces
o. nope.
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New York Wool.
Money Market.

New York, Wool dull, unchanged.
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It was a freman's parade, headed
by a brass band. As they turned
Tue corner Gus Cesar, who was
aoidlng up hitchiDg post, spelled
qqG the letters, "E. P-l-u-r-i-b-u.s
tGI-n-u>m, painted on the head Of
tIe Dig drum. "NoW, Jake, now,
,Wh@-WhRts that" he asked OF a
i IAN negro stending under the avn
Ing WIN his mouth open. "Don't
yeT Know muffin ?" was the reply.
Ian yeread? OATS tie name oh
= III Nc ES51 Ia GsaQ.a
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. 2 - Hogs-Receipts, II 600;
shipments 1900, firm; rough packing
6 90 to So; packing and shipping, 6. go
to 700; light $50 to 6.65; skips 400 to
5 70.
Osttle-Receipts, $500; shipments
1900; active unchanged, exports 6 10 TO
go; good to choice shipping, $50 to
800; common to medium, 10 to $50;
corn fed Texans $40 to 5.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments
400; firm, fairly active; inferior to fair,
$50; medium to COED Ar choice to ex.
trs 500 to 800.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 2.-Wheat-Quiet, lower;
825s April.
Corn-Lower; so April.
Oats-Steady; 28A April, 80 May,
53H June.
WhiskY-17.
Afternoon - Wheat - Weak, shade
lower; 8II to 80 April. s6I to 81 May;
Oorn-Steady, So to 1871 April; 55Ss
to 55H May. 49,
OAts-About steady; 285s to 262<
April; 222s to % May.
Rye-Easy; 5711 to 60.
Barley-Nominal; 81.
Pork-Steady, lower; II IS April.
Lsrd-Shade easier 9.l5 % 8 20 April.
Bulk Meats Quiet; shoulders Z 30,
short ribs, $50; short clear, 9S5.
Whisky-Unchanged.
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New York, 2.-Stoclls stronger; sd-
vsuced "A 10 q; latter Western Union.
Governments strong, states dull, rail-
roads firm; stocks weak; after IL de-
cliued 4 to l, Union Pacific and Lake
Shore the weakest shares.
Governments firm; railroads lower;
state securities steady. The stock market
opened slightly lower, soon became
strong, advanced Is to Is, Western
Union recording the grestest improves
ment. Compared with last night closing
prices are down u to ~ per cent. except
for Western Union and st. Pau pfd.
which 70 to Il higher. Transactions
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BILLION.
Wall Street.

New York, 2.-Bsr silver III.
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining. Stocks and Other Markets
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The Green Room

Is where you can get the finest
wines, liquors, cigars and gentle
manly treatment. A call will con-
vince you OF its attractions.
+ S. J. KELLEY, Propr.
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, 2.-Mining market dull,
vesk this morning. Bruce exceptions
sctive and on sales; 25, 600 shares sd
vsnced to 80, later dropped TO %. Otner
sales: Hall Anderson l46, aascrosse II,
SutIo Tunnel IA Green Mountain 200,
Horn Silver 500, ~ e
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o- Fffei.rodleum-Qciet; united qO35; crpss
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New York, money market easy;
,1to2. prime mercantile paper, 4 to 515,
sterling exchange bankers bills, steady,
4S7JI; sterling exchange demand, 4.67Z.
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ST. Louis Markets

st. Louis, 2.-Wheat- @ liet; 1917 &c
100.
Corn-Lowea 4sza cash,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-08

Miss Faithful, in her lecture in
this city, said that "eyen q gorilla
with a long rent roll and prospect
i've coronet, would find all his
shortcomings amply condoned. "
Translated into American, this
means that a yellow dog with big
pile Of United States bonds and a
sharp pair of shears is almost as
important an individual as a hotel
clerk. Post.