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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
Last of the Season.

Milton Mobiles new play, "From
Sire 10 Son." is proving a strong at
traction at the Grand Opera Hous ,
and it deserves the highest success
This play is his best work, from 8
literary and constructive point Of
view. His language is always force.
full. his olimaxes intense and natu.
rally wrought, and his characters
flesh and blood creations that stand
out with life-like prominence. Az
the reformed gambler Mr.. NOBLE.
fills the idea to perfection and gives
some admirable instances of natural,
quiet and effective acting. Dollie No.
bles has made the hit of her life In
this play.-N. Y. Star. At the
Opera House Wednc,diy April I7,h
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
An Alahama man. oharced ,

An Alabama man. charged with
stealing calf, made the following
statement: II was always teached to
be honest, an most always have been,
but when l seed that calf | caved.
never wanted calf so bid in my life
an you all know that when a mar
wants q calf he wants him." The jury
returned the following verdict; "W
this jury, air satisfied that Steve stole
that calf, but, as the Teller that owned
the animal is considerable OF a SLOUGH
we agree to clear Steve an make TIN
owner pay the costs"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
po oo toO w.
43 hhds. Tugs, 81 so to A GO.
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
furniahed by GIoyER A DuRRRTT.

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
Furnished by GLovER a DuERETT.
Sales on our market for the week
just closed amount to 2,647 Lhds.
with receipts Of l,70l hhds. for the
same period. Sales on our market
since January 1st, amount TO 3G,30l
hhds. Sales of the crop Of 1888 on
our market to this date amount to
2S, 400 bids.
The offerings of dark tobacco have
been light again this week and the
only change TO report in prices Is a
little weaking tendency on new Jugs.
There is very strong demand on
our market for dark leaf of good
quality. This character of tobacco
offers in very small qualities The
following quotations fairly represent
our market for dark tobacco both old
aud new.
Trash 81 90 10 2 90
Common to medium Lugs 50 90 to
3 90.
Dark Jugs extra quality So 90 to
4 90.
Common leaf So so to 4 so.
Medium 10 good leaf "a so to 5 90.
Good leaf extra length IS so to
7 so.
Rich Wrappery leaf 81 so to u 10.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
EXPLANATORY.
The kentuckian Wants To Sec
Money plentiful.
A good fruit year.

Money plentiful.
A good fruit year.
More building going on.
Tobacco bring better prices.
Better times for all the people.
A big crowd at the May races.
Coal at eight cents next season.
Judge Gracs's decision reversed.
The q. V. road here by summer.
Our home industries pAtronized.
A tobacco exchange built this year
A good man sent to the Legislature
More attention paid 10 stock rails
ing.
Some manufactures in Hopkins
vile.
Waterworks built as soon as pos
sible.
Business men advertise thei
goods.
Another story or two on the Phoe
nix Hotel.
A fisherman who will tell the trutl
about his catch.
A good wheat crop harvested an'
sold for 81 bushel.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

One might as well try to stem the
rapids Of Ni'gars, as TO expect per
feet health while scrofulous tain
exists in the blood Through its al
terative and puriG ing properties
Ayers Sarsaparllla removes every
vestige of Scrofulous poison from the
blood.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
TOBACCO NEWS.
INSPECTORS WEEKLY REPORT.
Week ending April 10, 1889:

| y W
Week ending April 10, 1899:
Receipts for week ....., 30 hhds
Receipts for year. ..... l7S5 hhds'
Sales for week. ......... 300 hhds.
Sales for year. ............3 l69 hhds'
ID. Il. SMITHsoN.
Sales by Alternately Il Long, Apr.
10, 20 hhds. as follows:
s hhds. med. leaf, So 90 to 81 30.
10 hhds. com. leaf, SO rs to A 95.
10 hhds. Tugs, So 20 to 8 90.
l hhds. com. lugs, 81 rs.
GAINESVILLE MARKET.
Sales for the week ending April
10th, 1889, of $50 hogsheads tobacco
by Hancock, Hallums & Co., of the
Gracey warehouse.
so hhds. medium and good leaf,
$40 so, 10 25, 10 90, 0 7O,9 90, 8 rs,
8 IS, 0 TO-, 75, rs, % IS, s IS, s rs,
8 so, s 30, 8 10, s 50, 8 10, s 90, 8 30,
s 90, 8 SO, s %, 7 90, 25, 7 00,7 70,
7 90, 7 90, 7 49,, so, 7 90, 7 95, 7 30,
7 70, 7 90, 7 40, 7 %, 7 90, 7 90, 7 90,
7 25, 7 7O,7 45, 7 30, 7 20, 7 OO,7 10,
7 60, 7 60, 7 90, 7 25, 7 so, 7 %, 6 60,
6 25, 6 25. 9 10, 6 90, q 30, 6 90, 6 20,
6 rs, 6 80, 6 %, 6 40, 6 so, 6 90, 6 40,
6 20. 6 go, 6 10, 6 rs, 6 so, 6 90, 6 20,
6 20, g so, 6 %, 6 20,
81 hhds, low and common leaf,
SO 80 to5 80.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
National Fertilizers

have just filled my house and
will keep = full supply on hand OF
National Fertiizes for Tobacco, Corn,
Wheat. Gate, Meadows and vegeta-
bles. Remember, l have no travelling
statesmen 10 be paid out of the farm
ers' pockets. Office with J. III. An
derson & Co, No. |. Glaes Corner.
ID A. TANDY, Agt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

The firm of L. G. Williams & Co,
is dissolved by mutual consent,
All persons owing late firm will
please come forward and settle with
either of former patrons.
l.. G. WILLIAMS,
ii. j. SHARP.
ADril 9Th. 1899.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
CROFTON SUFFERS.
AN lNCENDlARY FIRE DESTROYS
FOUR STORES AND ONE
RESIDENCE.
Losses se. ZOO and Insurance So, 400.

Losses SO, 700 and Insurance 3,4oo.
| CRoFToN, KY, April 10-At 2:4C
this morning Charlie Ethridge, night
operator here, discovered fire in
Brasher & Vests dry goods house.
He Immediately gave the alarm, but
before tho people could gather the
fire seemed uncomfortable. Parties
set TO work to save the Bowling
house, which was separated from the
other buildings about 30 feet, and the
hotel which was separated by 30 feet.
BY diligeht work they were both
saved and the fire not allowed to
spread any farther.
Those who suffered were Brasher
& West 5000, insurance $500; II.
A. Woodson $500, no insurance; w.
A. NJ. Brewer $500, no insurance; j..
j. Nixon $1,000, insurance 81 500 (;
Mcknight Il Giles 5000, no insur-
ance. As Nixon's house was the
last to burn, some Of his dry goods
were saved.
1t was evidently the work Of an
incendiary whose object was to rob,
and fire TO cover his tracks.
G. M. Day was damaged some as
he moved all OF his household effects
out Of the hotel aud many Of them
were badly damaged.
We feel that we but express the
sentiments of all those who suffered
or might have suffered when we say
that words are too commonplace TO
express our feelings of kindness TO
those who worked so diligently to
save what they could.
EXPLANATORY.
The burnt district covers the sites
OF four stores aud residence in the
rear. The first two stores on the
South were occupied by Brasher 4
West. One was owned by Thorn and
the other by Mcknight g. Giles. The
third was occupied by Woodson and
the fourth by Nixon. They were
situated on the west side of this Rail-
road and were among the principal
business houses of the place. The
firm of Brasher & West, who are the
heaviest losers, is composed of Curtis
A. Brasher and Sheriff w. NJ. West.
Buck.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
INNPLENHENrS.

Corn Planters and Check Rowers
Seede Calhoon Seede Wsace Broadcast Hand Seed
Harrows Iron Duke Harrows Wood Frame arow Sterling
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

Our wagons are running daily
Those wishing Ice will please notify
us. +. L ELLIS& co.
Telephone No 60
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

BRONZE stand lamp are the latest
ydu can fad a CONF lete line at Bry-
aus.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

Cheap Saddles and Harness at A.
c. Bpales'.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
FLOWS.

We in stock carloads of STEEL CAST
PLOWS. Special invited the Avery Heimn
Boun True Blue Flows These without
best pows this market full
We keep full line of REPAIRS of all for these pows
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
Nobby Sailor and
Jersey Suits for boys
8 to z years, at
FRANKELS.
Fine Toilet Soaps and
Per1Unaery at Gathers.

When Baby wa alex, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cred for CastoriA,
When she became hiss, abe elung TO CastosiA
When she had CAildrea, she gave them Cassssia
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

Sewing Machine Needles at Bry'
ans.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
HARNESS.

We full and complete line Bug
HARNESS, Collars Hame Breast Chains
Robes, Whips, &c, at prices to suit the times.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
SPECIAL LOCALS.
45c A DOZEN.

Clark's o. N. I. Thread at 45cts a
dozen. Less than one dozen 5cts a
spool. Only $50 dozen left Call
early. A. A. METZ.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

Open To-Day, Five
Cases Straw Hats, 10
Dozen Boys SHIRT
Waists. New Neck
wear, Flannel Shirts
and Ties to match.
The Reliable
Clothing & Shoe Co.,
M. Frankel's Sons.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12
ICE! ICE!

April 9th, 1889.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-04-12

LOST
Pocketbook between city and
the Asy lum. Finder please leave at
Harry Gamers and receive reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Wednesday. July "a -BEEyES-Reeeipts
carloads OF 2sOs head3s carloads direct 70 East Side
slaugherers, II carloads for export at Weehawke 10
carloads a. 6Othst for Mr. Eastman and 30 earoads ~
Jersey CITY OF which % carloads were for shipment 10
European markets. leaving 90 carloads 10 pc sold ,
GOOD rat native cattle rather scarce ana sOld az
strong Mondays prices tidy natives and cornIed IeNans
OF fair average quality steady, but common stock
especially Texans ruled dun and lower The yards were
not quite cleared
Poorest best Texans and ColorsdOs sold at 80 coo
S3 so; choice Native cattle at $3 9OdT4 go,
Including carloads prime Ohio steers al the out
side figure and carloads OF Lancasters a. ~ 90. The
halfdOZcu carloads Of "slers sale ranged from 81
~ - 40. A bulls changed hands at 80 50a&3.
shipments today from this port include LOCO quarters
Of beef I'm the Of Rome. 22SO quarters In the CITY
Of Chester quarters In the Germanic by Joseph
Eastman. The Italia with 300 cattle for Nelson Norris
will hardly OF before tomorrow, and the Egypt j.
booked to sail Thursday with 10 cattle and about
72O quarters NJ beef.
sacs-D. Mcpherson: : Kentucky "sters." 1913 n
average a 40 per 100 n Is do. 1872 n. at a. -
do 1885 H. At ~ %; 30 do, 144 H. at ~ 90 o5 do
1iO9 H. at - 10: do 1870 n at - II Indiana Steers
1853 n At - 90 Western do 1881 n at - 10: 10 do.
1880 %. 81 20 10 do, 1897 ~ at - 30 do 1863 n.
Il 30 10 DO 1861 n at - 40; do 14G2 H. at a -.
J. Schambrrg: b Lancaster County, Penn. Steers,
149j n. at - 30.
1913 H. at % 90 do. lois ~ at 49, 81 do, 9ji T. -
10 Indiana Steers 1876 H. nj - TO-
NJ. Goldsmith 26 Comfed Texans. 1919 n at SO so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JULY s5 Is-rEN PAGES

sG' q Gs,5ss s. s 4 nice a 60 r.:
oAscasn lots made mog lg9ef bushes gsm Options
SoSeSsr ruled barely steady sale. 900 o bushels Is
S,q,s 40 1S COG bushels SH spot INCLUDING do Whe
SS1c No / White 3sc Mive1 Western 2oe '' do
a %aca sa4Ss SS closing S at 2c Pa e.
CLOSING Soya@bd a. &C. 90 eos GS0O at qs DO May So
Zoe 60 n, 55@ 6oe SO h. Goao5c; 100 n 75@soc rye
nay AND 1 a. nS}t oReyw hs Gai quiet look
HKY-&o. T. large 9oc and ?, fancy fancy small mail
s0s4sc eevcr 5s3ns I kys
600 sos &c ss6f RS segR556 oa WIEN
III. no SsT Of c sG%9Ss PIGS 4s @ saa
in bnyers' favor State. choice. Ieeo' A. 1ssz
GsfG1 do l s5 F SS' ,ss oG az
sdg% sna s wsto6 SS ns% e" $50
TENgss ''''n,,
MoLAssEsomo light light demand f5Sey % "S'
XHV%L sToREs-sPIRITs TURPEN{TgIaSSEGId599 ia'
DO oas e. 20 eo 81 80 Ca. 8 2 90 So 3 iSS
. 30 w y: GO 81 81 81 " W.. 50 45ds2 so
Sas qS a. e all eag ssc os
Yellow. 4selec and sni he'd higher coeOaGot o Sg
nestle S sss &C. SSe3 city sGS;
Wsssr" 6SSS'c lard P5 ensi SsG''' ra aS0'
light pressed 29sSo sIeached sps Tn'er crude
sSSsSo7e natural winter bsachca win ssa
sSSse Se% %Ser 'PSso SSSees6ed T%
bieaehsd acc Elephant bleaehed wlnteo 0i,,s'
Ped Flain s6d3sc; Red saponifed, 500 Too GSIG
italian 07a6sc; Palm, 5e5ae Neatsfoot PRIME o@a@
75c Strats 2sc; Bank 27c ,.. On.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The movement was ngns S'lgi
but steam freghts IN steady position su re- o,iei
lnanta ned b United Kingdom ports ChareInt I,..
ne iinI 81 600 bush grain 4d 10000 bush DO private
terms 10 Antwerp "a bush gfain 90 T. bo isaga'
loads do private terms TO Hamburg Od9 az 0y ~ ~,
-. GRAIN CHARTERS-Brltish steamer hi99i' pnni,ish
Airhuus Copenhagen, 10000 qls, - o. 90
steamer Byron. Baltimore TO Cork, for orders
a. "a shin State OF Maine reported 70 tns ti6IG
80 GOO Sos refined private terms. M lS' ~. "a r
-Bark Arlington, Portland 10 Rosario lumber - V
/ II Chadwick the same British steamer cana % i uns
charter I'm the India trade, private terms brtsn
Acacia hence to Prince and back private tefns
schooner Beni Flbens hence Port Natal genera
PROVISIONS-PORK-wa dealt IN NOR tieoiE %,
DAY at steady prices. . Sales. 800 Dds Is Ola
rftbin IN, range Mess quoted Sl2 DOGTlS
for new short Clear s13 25Qs14 so; city Family Mess
s1o 5O0s13 25: Western do sl2GSl2 50; ENtra fiine'
,iI S5GriI 30 ~ BEEF-Quiet but stead ~ ~ ne. heu L.
GW N ES' in bb. s7a$7 50 Plate 81 5osss Packet
~ ia VI the Wet SIS cur MEATS-There !; strong
hsnnrsi,o On bellies which have fair demand Oter
NV, mic steady aud quiet. Picked helt. quoted
~ for 10 n: picked hams 11Sic smoked a.; l24a
5ic nickIed shoulders 5i-aIsc; smoked do, 6ab4c-.
NJ mn F-Duli closing heavy and lower Al Chcig! Snort
iis iulv clO-c1 5.51l do August. % "a ,;Dvct
~ S,rtenbcr , csc October j.G0c..- DRESSED HOGS
Uaye fair inquiry at firm prices Civ heavy tn light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25

SSs@oasci rigs Gee Strengthened early the
my on light receipts OF hogs but weakened toward
o On tieer selling ct the West leaving of 2a4 points
lover Cash trading unimportant and speculation slow.
western steam spot quoted 060c. City steam moderate
uelnano sales 165 ties, q zoe July, nominal August
tdosea st Ssc september closed at 665c saes 1000
OOiGDGtc November closed 04Jc sales 2J0 tea
n4oc January sales $50 tcs G3jc February sales, 800
YES Na2c, Refined Continent quoted at 7o5e, as
ness is stin noted on other than really
s ssy st sSS state Creamery pals fancy F6iIss
do prime. C dc pTy vdod S
iDealry, half-nrkn tubs. choice, l6a1oe do good,
l5e far, 13aI4c; Western Imitation Creamery,
choice l3al4c do fair TO prime 1ii20lSc Western
1airN choice, 12a12Le do good, 11allAgc do common
tubs, llel2@c hrsts 105a11c; seconds. 9'aa l0ec
Dairy and Factory thirds sa9c common butter IA .c
..CHEESE-lIas not varied In any particular,
Ni.9 $40. fair inquiry for nne state factory
SIC 90 Whit fine ga 0S'sc; common to prime O2gssc;
itt skins Se6iae common To- prime fqH skins lac
state and Pennsylyania 14sa15e Canadian, 14Ql44e;
Western, choice, 132d13'sc; do fair he.
SUGAR-RAW-Tradlng Is lifcess and prices remain
aned-Unc6anged and quiet. cTushed 9'se; Cut Loaf
use; Powdered. 9sc; formulated, 9c Mould A. sc
Coniectioners' "a S9s6Ssc STANDARD "a sac; on
~ sbas%c White. Extra &C. 7'sGsisc; Extra &C.
-, sTEARINE-IIas slow demand City 79.c; Westerr,
''2g; QLeSomatgarine-Sales. $1,000 ID 52c. n, NJ
o T,AdLLL00W1Quet but generally steady Prime City
, TEA-Sales to-day by auction 1892 pkgs follows;
M meTs ysoa Young Tyson doTgSGe
Young Tyson ii Eai5e Imperial i9iaa22e Gqnpowder
81 dc Japan. Pan Fried sG2ic; Basket 90; 1sdea
Strings, 3ac; India and Orange Pekoe l52a2Oc;
u,s1iong' Pouchong 1Sai4c; Formosa 1s2a292c Annoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July %, p. m.-Cotton-Futnres closed
steady. American-Mlifling. low mlddlng clause, Jn
delivery 26id SELLER July and tugus' dsyety Ito
sellers; August and September delivery o 2dfd sellers
September and October delivery. 47eid buyers October
and November delivery S7-6id buyers; November aud
December delivery, 2G4d buyers; December and jan
delivery 3364d buyers January and February de-
livery S3-6id buyers September delivery, 62G4t
sellers.
Galveston. July 24.-Cotton quiet; mdiing lie; low
middling lose; good ordinary. lac and gross
ceipts bales; sales, II bales stock, 2i3 bales.
Norfolk July 2i-Coiton steady mddling, lie; STOCK.
Ala bales.
Savannah. July 24.-Coton nominal middllng, lose;
low mddng. 9'sc good ordinary 9isc; net and gross
receipts bales exports Coastwise ll0 bales; sales
7 bales: stock. /, 009 bales -
New-O rlpans, July 2l.-Cotton ffn: middlng, lie I;
low mlddlng, l0Lc good ordinary, Csc net and gross
receipts 90 bales; exports COastwlse, 80 bales sales.
500 bales stock, l4442 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25

se g. s e p 6 . e. 81 s' Is s. ss
5 sss 11 s a. 49, b.
t? Is ad e 40 40 5 49, a e z 81 g. 1899
r. 81 q 20 90 iIso n a. 9 8 t ~ S o. i2's 81 a TO-
So, LAOS s. g a. Tcss lS s g % q q 1903 d.
Newton Giett o Buffalo Steers, 1870 a. at - 25
49, s. SANDER sand aos Texans Gs osS b. a. ssass o.
cALyEs-Receipts. 2, $40 head ll2 at coth-;t ard
5os a Jersey City Demand fair and prices &c higher
Batermiks ranged from eAs to SIC per mlxed and
sold at 41aee q head reaching oAe!!. ,..,u. c.,,..
s avese y IS p nlG 100 Sd So POO
16 Mixed DO, 204 ~ az - so 81 veals Qew Butter
lsg u, at "a 81 yeals 2ie u, at ISL - ysNs
IS - 80; 10 do, 1913 u, at - G2; 10 do lsS H.
=, se 10 a. a5a b. :, ssc los MlSe d.. 26'
1853 n she; As do, 145 u, at 5dsc 40 do Isl D a.
hume & Mullen: 81 Mixed Calves ISL n at 81 IS ;
do 200 n a. - 10 vea,s ?Is n a. g do s ~ % p
Dilen6ack { Dewey; ID Butte.%llk Calves 17s No. q
h, at "a ia Veals (few Buermliks) III ~ At IS g
II do 145 ~ Of 50 So 81 do l49 D. at So 75 80 do, l4c
Harrington 20 Mixed Calves 1872 ss s g. 49, Fsd
Fee 4 OTIS. 50 veals, 1873 p. at 5'.c. Ia,
do I75 ~ at she; 33 do few Butermllks, 173 10, az
- 5O Veals. 100 y. at - Is Fed d. go d. at -
81 Buttermilks 2o3 10 at 81 IS So do pa n, at ~ S7
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts % carloads, OF 1921
head-17 carloads Jersey City and 10 carloads at GOTH
IT.. and than dozen carloads carried over yes
terday. Feeling Arm for good stock both sheep ana
Lambs but Common stock ruled dull and showed no I'M
pfoyement The pens could not De cleared "a 70.
Sales OF Ordinary Prime Sheep were at 70 1ua
l2 and carload OF Choice brought s. 25 Bucks sold
iR,eiof to Choice Lambs ranged from s. e5 to 60 o.
and Iaenbeck Hollis report carload OF Extra selected
Sales~Taenbeck & Hollis: 60 state Sheep. go n aver.
.3 80 10 State Lambs. SO n at - so 20s Ken.
lucky do 50 n. az 50 So 223 do Os2 ID, at 5000; rs
do, 7Gli ~ at g.. ,,,
Dillenbsck & Dewey % stat Sheep, 81 D at - l2is
~ Lambs - D. at S6 10; "a do - ID, az - %
$50 Kentucky do 77l2 ~ at So 96 do 6S H. ~ ~ 81 =;
D. Harrington: 149 Ohio sheep, 107 n, at - %; 4So
Kentucky Lambs. 81 D, at S6 so
Newton & Gillett: 1913 Kentucky sheeP Ewes ana
lucky Lambs, G5a D. at 50 So 25l do 81 10 at - 7oi
243 do 20 Tb at % So 800 -
r. = Kass: 1872 Indiana Sheep, ILL., ID. az - -
J f. Sadler & Co. POI Kentucky Lambs 13 No. al 80
Sherman & Culver: 11j West Virginia sheep 80 ID
scant at ~ 10 do. 81 b az - 25 ISIS Kentucky DO
los n at "A 80 1S7 do. O9 n, AT - 622 203 virginia
Lambs G7s. H. at So 90: 2J7 Kentucky do, 81 b at
g. - o35 do COL H. SO So AGO do. 70 n, at So G22i
i6O West Virginia do So n, al ~ % -
Judd & Buckingham 2ll West Virginia Lambs 05
n at 90 40: $50 do 6l3. n ~ 90; 3o5 do, 81 ID az
h. At 81 State Bucks 1913 h. at S3; 81 state Lambs
% n cons date Yesterday 17s Indiana Sheep % =
a. ~ a oOt 90 do 125 ID, at 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEcEArH.

r. Chicago, Union Stock Yards July 9i.,"Iae proyers
Journal reports: Catle-Recepis. 1000; sihpnents
$50 Market strong and for good eosm9n dun Beesss
IS 4Od$4 %; stockcrs and feeders r299S cows bulls
snd mixed 81 aoss2 so bulk 5265ss 40 Texas cattle
Market strong Seloc higher Mixed - S59s. 81 hsasy
~ 3Odtt 13j light A 4OaSf 10 ssips ~ oOa-A %
Sbeep-ecepts. 5000: shipments, 600 Market seafy.
Natives 50 JO0s4 so: Western, 20 OOa-4 70. IeAsnas
80 s0aSi 30 lambs. - 50aS5 10
St Louis July 2iCstte-R Receipts. 1000 shipments.
5000. Mlfket steady Choice heavy naive steersf
20 soet4 20 fair TO good DO 1898 40 sscskers ana
I,1ers, iar % good, S2aS3 rangers corDfed ~ DyD
g. 40 grsssted y 9ogs2 IS iIoes-IseeeptS 1901
SHIPMENTS 400 market strong choice heavy ana butcncr
selections - 4Ogsi 5o packing medium % prime ~ SOC
- 4O ight grades ordinary ~ best ~ JO0ff 60 Shfep
Receipts 500; shipments 2,l00 market strong; fsif
10 choice, 80 l0aS4 so
Buffalo, July A.-Csttle-Receipts. last twenty flour
hours, $500 head thus FAR. 10 40: for
same time last week l0.230 consigned through 900
head $3.50 OF which % New.York 40 for sale demand
cheny Tor export scarce and wanted lower grades dull
and heavy sheep and lambs-Recept- last twenty onr
hours $500 head; total FOR week thus faf 1890: Tor
same tme last week, 1880; Consigned through r. 2oe
heal, 400 OF which b. NewYOrk; 600 Tor sals demJnd
fair and market arm HogsIIeeeipts last wenty.fcur
hours, 200 head total for week thus far 22OJo for
same time last week ss $50 consigned through 2sse
head, $50 OF which o. Newlork 1850 FOR sale; fnarkee
dun medium. ~ 55a+t go selected medium weights.
- co. Workers. ~ s5a74 90; pigs ~ 30; mAed pigs
aud light Workers. - 80.