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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-19
An Election That Surprised Everybody.

An Election That Surprised Everybody.
LONDON, Nov. 1S-The result of the cleo
tion for members of the new London County
Council, which took placeyesterday is a COM
plete surprise to everybody. Unusually
small interest was taken in the progress of
the election, but the turn which the contest
took has aroused general discussion. 1t is
members of the Council. and the probability
that Earl Rosebery will be elected chair
man is very strong. The greatest surprise
resultant from the election is the fact that
present Board of Works, who sought cleo
tion to the new Council. was defeated, and
this circumstance is claimed by the Radi-
Gals to show conclusively that public opin-
ion. in London is changing front, to the
ultimate triumph of the democracy.
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IL has elegant sleeping cars between IndianapO-
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west.
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Foreign Notes.

The gifts to the Pope from Ireland, which
are being exhibited in the Irish college at
Rome, include 800 chasubles.
The Osservatore Romano denies that the
Pope interfered in any way in the matter of
the English offer to purchase the Chartreuse
liquor monopoly.
A young woman and man from Lyons
were yesterday found dead in room in
hotel at Monte Carlo. In a letter to a friend
they said they had suffered losses at the
gaming tables and intended to commit sui
eide together.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

French Capitalists Make Bid for the Good
Graces Of the Chinese Emperor.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e.-Mr. Charles Den
by, United States minister at Peking. has
reported to Secretary of State Bayard, IN
der date OF Nov. 9s, 1885, that the chief of a
French syndicate in China has presented to
the Emperor of China six railway car
riages built In France, on which the arts
of French construction. and decoration
riages are very handsomely fitted up in yell
low, green and blue satin, with all neces-
sary sleeping and toilet arrangements.
and are intended for the private
use of the Emperor. Empress and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-19

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Jan. ls.-When
court convened this morning, District At
torney Rapsher presented another true bill
against Henry Cook, engineer of the first
train that crashed into the ,excursionists
the loss of many lives. The indictment
contained six counts. In March next, the
trial of engineers Cook and Major, con-
duetors Terry and Keithline. brakeman
Hannigan and lookout Phol viii take place.
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Fatal Railway CoIlision.

AKRON, o., Jan. 1s-At o'clock tonight
two freight trains collided about two miles
and twelve cars. Engineer Washner. of
Gallon, is missing. and is supposed to be
under the wrcckage. The other trainmen
escaped with bad bruises and cuts. It is
said that the engineer of the west-bound
20 side-track.
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LONDON, Jan. 1S.-An explosion of fire.
damp occurred to-day in the Hyde colliery,
near Manchester. Seven bodies have been
taken from the mine. One hundred persons
are still entombed. Thirty persons were
killed by the explosion.
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The Whistler-stott Row.

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-Anent the recently re-
ported fight at the Hogarth Club, between
letter ridiculing the idea that Whistler
thrashed him. Whistler, he says, is much
physically equipped to cope with him. Mr..
StOtt's version of the episode is, in effect,
that he administered to Mr.. Whistler q
physicalrebuke for his insolence, and taught
him a lesson in club department which he
took quite gently and will not soon forget
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souri,, was the consecrating bishop, with
Bishop Dudley. of Kentucky, Rulison, of
Central Pennsylvania, and Knickerbocker,
of Indiana, as assistants. The new bishop
will make Albuquerque, New Mexico, his
headQuarters
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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1s.-Dr. J. Mills
Kendrick was to-day consecrated Bishop of.I
New Mexico and Arizona, for the Protestant
Episcopal Church. Bishop Tuttle, OF Mis-
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The Pope and the American Bishops.

ROME, Jan. 1S.-The MOniteur denies that
the Pope has admonished the American
bishops on account of the progress of
socialism among American Catholics. On
the contrary, the paper says his Holiness
has eulOgized the religious zeal and activity
displayed by Catholics in America.
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suit purchasers at low prices for cash. We also
deal In all kinds Of new Printing Materials.
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NEW YORK.

n. B. This paperis printed on Bruce's Agate
Nonpareil, Minion and BREWER, No. IL. All with
their patent figures and fractions.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
SATJRDAY-Fair and colder this morning,
followed by slowly rising temperature.
z [ ID S

The tramp said he didn't like to travel on the rail-
road because it was much trouble 10 be jumping
cut of the way of the trains
He couldn't get all Of the ties he wantei-railroad
ties
There are various kinds Of ties-the mystic tie that
binds the tie of friendship and affection the tie that
makes both come out even That's what both get
when you deal at THE WHEN.
A Eecktie social-A party where the men wear ties
to correspond with the ladies' dresses.
A Necktie Matinee-A hanging.
An Axiom of Dress-Anyone can pass muster as to
CLOTHES, but the Necktie reveals the man.
Important-We tender our taste and experience to
select the tie most suitable to each person.
Worthy of Note-Large lot in all the novelties.
Special Point-We guarantee a fit with every
Necktie
Don't Forget-Advice goes free with the Goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
noMrsrIc ExcnAN0E.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York aud Eastern points,
demand, par Eastern points sight, is dis
count; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louisville and
Chicago l-iO discount; New Orleans, is dis
count
sclling-New York and Eastern points,
81. 90 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago lilo promiumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed very firm,
quotations unchanged Sales LOO bales or
200 to exporters and 200 TO spinners The
Cotton Exchange will be closed tomorrow,
Good Friday.
AT New Orleans spots closed steady and UNI
changed, with futures quiet and steady.
April declined points and other months
10 points. The Exchange will be closed
tomorrow and Saturday Liverpool ad.
vanced lied middling Oh, aud closed quiet
limited inquiry with futures quiet and
steady and or l point The Cotton Ex.
change will be closed tomorrow and will not
open until next Wednesday morning, or
during the Easter holidays. At New York
spots are firm and advanced l-l6c mddling
10 l3-l6c; futures steady at decline OF to
points. The Exchange will be closed to-
morrow.
Hubbard Price & Co. say Foreign adj
vices upon cotton this morning were de-
oidcdly Of disappointing character 10 those
who purchased cotton upon yesterday
rapid advance. and our market, under the
influence Of this feeling, opened easy will
sellers at 10 8 points decline, and price
continued 10 fall until quotations were mad'
at 10 points under last evenings close Al
this decline was largely the result Of roou
traders liquidatlng their purchases 81 yesior
day and putting out some short cotton e
balance the account, the market soon showed
strength and rallied at tho close, which wa
quiet and steady az loss Of about points
from yesterday. The feeling In the market
remains bullish, and but very few operators
arr now on the short side. The holders OF
spot cotton arc In a position TO prevent any
decline Of moro than temporary nature,
and a recognition Of this fact by the imder'
induces caution and indispositlon TO remain
short OF the market The Bombay move
mcni shows AN increase IN receipts this wcel
over last year. and the shipments are $1,000
IN excess Of the same time"
Port receipts today were 40 bales less thai
the receipts ON same day last year
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Chancery Sale
r e A L E S r A r e,

No 6isi Rim the Chancery Court q shelby
County-stato OF Tennessee Va Alfred Adams
al
by virtue Of an inicrlocutory decree for sale On.
tered IN the above cnusc ON tue laih DAY Oi Iccem
Der. 1871 NJ. d. 90 page pa. aud renewed lih day OF
Narch 1889 ~ IL o. page, AZ, viii .ell at pubilu
auction Ia the highest bidder, IN irOnt Of the
CLERK and Masters Office. at the Main street en-
ifnncc Of the courthouse Of shelby County, Mem
phis Tenn. on
saturday, a3th nay OF April. 1880.
within icgnl hour, the following describe proper
", situated ia Memphis, shelby county, tennessee
LOT p block I. q by y feet on the east side Of
Water street. Fort Pickering. sold ~ the properly
Of J. W. Vernon aud the city Of Memphis
The east part OF the south half Oi lot "a. Ia block
n, 4. w. smiths subdivision. - By ~ feet on the
west sidc Of alley east Of Orleans street. sold as
The property of q. W. Christie,
Pickering, Tenth Ward. Sold NJ the property Of
iot 81 bi6ck Is, cnsi side Of Third street. Tenth
Wand, q b. ii2k feet sold as the property OF a.
lot 4 Ta,c's subdivision. 80 by rs feet. on east
side 81 Orleans street sold NJ the property 81
| Laurence 4. Hplrer
Lot ID. John Browns subdivision, 70 BY rs feet
on northeast corner Of Lakoso aud Georgia STREETS
/ sull NJ the property Of the unknown helm Of
Emily ,ackcii, dccascd, W. &. folkcs and The city
/ " Memphis
Terms Of saic-ona credit 81 six months note
bearing Interest with security, fcquircd. lien ~
| lalusd redemption barred.
| fhis G.h day q April 1859.
| T. A. nCitENtiY. Clerk and Master
r. N & G. " tiolskrll. tollciturL
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Spots opened firm and closed Arm middlns
10 l3-l6c Sales 1.2is bales Quotations were as fol-
lows Ordinary, 5 ii6c; good ordinary, 7-l6c: low
middliug lO9Sc middling,iO l3lCc good middllng'
II 5i6c; middling fair i2c. fair. 1870.
Futures opened easy and closed steady, as FOL
lows April l0G6@io.Gs; May, lO.50@lO7l june
1874 July. ,O.SO@iOsi August lOsigloS
September, 10 20ai02l; October, 0s7@9.S9, Novem'
her 95s@9.7a December, 97gaosO; January, 9ss@
$50 February. a6@997; March. lOOiglOoO'
Sales, 10000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet aud steady and
closed steady: midding lONc. Sales, 1000 bales
Quotations are as follows Ordinary De- good or
dinnry, g1c: low middng, Zoe; mldding, lO'9c'
good middlns, ilIEc.
Futures opened barely steady and closed quiet
aud steady, ns follows April lOf@lOJO, May
10 s9lOA9. June, 1O.52Glo.58, July lO.@@lOOl
August l0il6ll0.ij, september, 0S1@9As Oclo
Der, 9.55@a@; November, 9i6@0.is' December
QH@9.is, January, 9.jig9.55. Sales, $500 bales
LIVERPOOL.
At noon spots-Quiet limited inquiry. Sales
5000 bales, OF which $3.50 were American. re
cclpts II 900 bales OF which 300 were American
Closing quotations were us follows Ordinary
7-lGd; good ordinary, ll.i6d; low middlina
l3.l6l: mid1ling, O.; good mlddling, cd.
Futures opened irregular aud closed quiet an
steady
These prices are given IN pence and 6lths, thus
COS means G3 cd aud SOL means i'6id
Al pm. April. 602 sellers April May, b.G
sellers May.June, Cos sellers; June'J July, b.GJ sell
ers; July-August, hGl value; August september
5.bs values; scptcmbcfOctober o. ~ sellers Oclt
bcr.Noycmher, j8l sellers, september, aOs, value
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Chancery Sale
or
ESTAT e

n, No a.Tii-Chanccry Court Of Shelby County
n nmry 81 al, ". J. A. la foHe Fl al
ny vriuo ~ an inieriocutory decree for sale. en-.
tered Ia the above cause on The "a day Of Deem.
Der. lsss. " n GS. page 20 will soil atpublc auc.
uon 10 tho highest bddcr Ia ifunl Of the Clcrk aud
Masters Ofco, al the Main street entrance Of the
Courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis. Tennes.
soc, on
saturday. Apni 30. 1850.
within icTal hours, the following described prop
cry. situated In Memphis, shelby county Tenn.
to.wltt
two.thrds 90 undivided Interest IN nart 81 10,
four HUNDRED aud seventy seven on fronting nifty
On feet the south side of Adams street In kcui.
pills aud running back south between the lots and
premises Of the late Lewis Amis aud John u. N.
lot. o. his wife, one hundred and forty and
ono half Qtkisl feet 10 an ulicy
Also. n like undivided two thirds 90 interest IN
the lot next east Of the lot above deschcd having
q front on Adams street ~ thirty tl0 feet aud run
ming haek south ono hundred aud i0ny.ciEht aud
onc-haf titsifl feet 10 an alley.
Terms Of sale on q cfciit OF Sven ca months.
note win security required. lien elalaed. rOdemp.
tion bnfr,d
This nth day Of March, issa
T. Il MciiENkY. CLERK and Master
WIN. y. Randolph. J. n. GvEofy aud ". n Oils.
roo. kollclion
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CrnIu nnd rro,I.Ion..

KANSAS cry. No. Apdl Il Wheat quiet 80
Cnsh, ~ May, &C nskvd. July, &c asked Nc.
snii, ca,h, 80 July. o'c askcd.
tufu quiet Nu. Cash, % May. e'ac asked
Oat-No. Z onsh. .u' y asked
~ LOUIS, No, April iS-rlour quiet aud
easy but unchanged
Wheat iuvgt ihcrc ~, GRADUAL ioclIne, ia
rtccs during the s.s.inn untl a. lhc cluac May
whs u, a.. tunc &c. July aafl y aud August llC d.
low Yesterdays SO p nsd cath tr aud MONT.
nal Nav clp.ri n 40. June. sl'.c. JuJ. rs.
Caln. oulei DO, hrn. No. 2. mixed each. lo' II.
MaY cioifd No uli. .c june. ui b. bii. jay
U', r. bid -cnirmhrf 4 hid
Oats lover No. oash. ~ hid. May, closed NJ
R,c-uc
barley Nothing doing
ilay-Quict prairie, sL@Sa@ Timothy t1oo9
man. FATS
llnK,ced quiet, fiA
irnianull fpuunl tlt9k
naiier Vim. enaamsry, liJ1c dulfy. sl5sse
In steady 10 H' a.
Coumcai- Dull at'siNsLS
Provisions Quiet
iafd-irims steam. numinally tdGN
uu .falt MrauHluNud thuuld,rL lfL Longs
and hl~. f.0 short cleaf 80
ihcon -iotci shuuldcrs Su i6ngs aud Tlhi,
o. aost thun clear ~ s1NHfu
HcJrlpts Flour, 90 hfis wheat ihNubm corn
pCp IA cats lt1Ui bu. ~ e,s larlay i.lp bu,
ccp. iieo bu' oai., soooo bu' 30 ico5 bu
barley. none.
ihs'fc viii b. no session Of the Merchants ~
changn tnmufwW,
CHICAGO. a.. April Ia About aii that coul
~ aid 90 the market to-day Il that u was dul and
| iraiuulusk Trailing uaa almost wholly local and
/ bad u not been BOT the upemilnus ui one or tWu
/ nrsu tr1dUui thew would hatu hrun unxt 10 moth
/ inr duIuF 1hr opcnins Wa str1nfuf aud pflcoi
bad sdancci - ahute Yesterdays clusinF bu
opcfaiuts WgV ~ sue opinion that thc advance va
/ ARTIFICIAL and inf The pufpusp ~ selling on. rHCu
/ then declined ri r,tuytWd ,llghuy und closed i,
/ lower than yesterday.
Rains vcfy wpifisd In The Northwest ani south
west, aud opciaiun are gcung over thc idea NJ o.,
/ cfups suituns inf Lack ~ moisture. tom,
/ evidently having tlfci ~ holding with thc prsen
outlook oi the market
Torn was quiet aud Inactive The snifv session
! TuilnH was limited and fluctuations uaff1w 1hl
| hcliuH developed was comparatively steady ant
values did not VAR from Yesterday
| oats Nrru active hut weak aud unsettled MAJ
Wa the weatcsi nnd most III the day snd AZ
| slight discount June aud iuly. white selling n
| lower priua Nuw relatively stronger than May
The opening Wa iraciionOy lower advance,
| AaAc on ialf hujlus, chiefly b. shorts houaml
| weaker aud declined A.IfAta MIlrl slightly. clos
Ina ~ q shade lower than yesterday
fudinr uns iaifiy active In mes PORK ani
ril,cs uled iuvgulat barry ne irtliug W.
rather weak and pflcc, degllngd ieF'la tate
The market shove uoac Nungih aud pflrcs rllis,
| itHllH outid1 ngufrs VIM not mgluialno,
ANA iho market closed quiet
a mudsiaie irade Wts hpurtrd ln Lard. rhlfn
| on Local ncrount Prices uilra 1IfI q lower oafll
~ To- dafi bit RALLIED nNaIn later uUl ruled ysm
rsfailyeif tiefdi 10 the cis.e.
ludiuE uts hIfli a,ilts iu short fiiH \ vcikc
istlns va maHlitlird osty, With moiefair oaci
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GENERAL TRADE.

Nothing Of intcrc,t trnsprcd In the local mar
ket today. Bran was marked lower and eggs a
shade higher owing 10 Easter demand Amount OF
grain Ia store Mt the elevations Corn, l022l7 bush
els: oats, 21gg3 bushels At New orleans sugars
are firm ut an advance with the tendency upward,
IN sympathy with other markets. Monsscs inir
and IN good demand
The Memphis, ~ Louis, New York aud Chicago
Exchanges will remain closed tomorrow Good
Friday-and no reports will be sent OF received
"ln the clyde market today crushed sugar was
excited Everything offered was sold twenty
minutes after the market opened. Prices were Is
higher"
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FLOuR-From ftorc, family, Sii0 choice, $40.
iancy, et75Clsj extra fancy, s1O0@ilO patent
eih0ttA7h, easy
CoKNMEAL - rcah. sa5o roller s2loG2eo.
arm
BEANs AND PEAs-Navy beans, s. %. medium,
500.
oATAlEAt.-ln hnlf brls $3.50 from store.
tEACkEllS-HOda extra, uC tchlc extra, ga
G'sc. ginger snaps tmNlgc assorted lumhlcs, llW
~ a. rrrum Cmrkcns. fiams'sr.
CRACKED MllEAf-ln halt brls, tLjo from
IiOMINY AND GRITs-From store. Sl2j
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Groceries


NEW ORLEANS, Ln., April ls.-Cofee-steady
and firm; Rio common 10 prime lGi4Mi954c.
Rlce-Qulet but steady, ordinary TO prime $40
DC.
Cotton Seed Products Nominally unchanged
Sugar-Farly active ana n shade higher open
kettle. srictly prime G}sc prime, 6lTc; fully fair
6iic; good fair Giac centrifugal, OF whine, sc;
choice yellow. clarified, 75t97 l3l6d. prime vel.
low, clarified, II l6MF4c
Molasscs--Slcndy and firm; open kettle, strictly
prime Soc; good prime, Sl@3jc prime, 2l@30c;
ialr tp good fair, A@23c; common togood common,
s0M3lc; centrifugal. strictly prime, 2lW2fc. prime
| to good primo, 2AW2c. nir 10 good lair Nes2lc;
common 10 good common, lO@l9c; inferior, l5c.
NEW YORK, April S-Coiiec-options opened
| steady aud unchanged 10 points, clO.cd steady
| h@lO points up SALES 1900 bagi, Including MAY,
| $40 6irlG 60. June, siGdOal0iG August slG7jW
| 1890. september sid05@iTOi October, sl1 OOC,lI9b
January, slLlbai5.2o. spot Rio quic fair carsoes
| lSiac.
sugar-llaw quiet fair refining, &c; ccnlrliu'
gals, o.. test nc. Refined, steady ana quiet
| Molasscs- fofclgn. firm, New Orleans, quiet
| Rco-Sleady aud quiet
| CINCINNATI. o., April iS-Whl-ky-In fair de
/ mnnd, sales Of I0s brl, finished goods on bnrs d
| i0a Buitor--scndy; unchanged. suglr-Excitcd
| higher hard: SseigNc ycllows iw5lac. Eggs-
| steady; phsc Tor the best ChccSc-firm and un
| changed.
CHICAGO. H.. April is-on ihc Produce TX
| change today the butter market was active an,
| unchanged. Eggs-firn.
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TRuIT- steady urners Ncsslna. tlOo4t0o
tcf hHx Lemons tLinatli0 pcr box, iauanns.
lsosl,opc bunch Dates 59sc fip, ls1iH
80 pound
~ pcf NJ irum siufc. Dried peaches 2aa'lc irum
niufn
NFgETARi.r' ~ onions u gi per hh. cahtavr.
New orleans. rfaie, gi4lFtp1 kfaut, Yer bfl.t iss
half bfl. ftst CATTLE. ~ pef Loo
hlINat uHu1uuta NhNNlu fEf ion lcauuia
virginia. fIsr frnurssrr. flfmrfn stock, h.tao,
fuasifd. iriif,r higher ahfllci ted 81 white, ic.
spanish. ~. rcoans, fcxas ola. 58iaG Arkansas,
afg Italian chestnut tnNa'n
MlIIENaiuiirflnr if1iltr rfrlmrfy, WlllAC,
dairY. if.il'U county butter in.tfN.
tlutk aufafk, So pet bH aud tlop of hall
hh
NtNTgAR=icf rni i1silc
f0Os steady hnkra iUr c1scs. i'c
mtL1Kl =chictvna young, Sle4toe mihed
fiNatait hCnttAWli4h y, ercao, tilNHA,V' ducAa
81 uFIl.n
roiATors-Fi uaSFt u pef hfl uchs ~
o. ~ bu Utah. sossc ~ bn sweet t2oes4s
Vrf n
rRiEu rlsu-ruahlo lar pcr M cat % pcl
H. Namc plnh. trout etc, S1tloc rff 10.
RAisiNs.iontou iAycn. tlvo California ns
nCGLEs-nria 8 10 haifbrls ttoo
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HAY-Choice, from stur. Sc. car load from
icycc or depot sijiOGfi6Og prime, from store 7ie'
sH' car lond. from lcycC or depot ca 0WiA00 prni
flc from store 5Jc,BOc car load, from oyoc or de.
pot siuO08il.o.
CORN From store white. t6i 6H5c MIXED. &c,
irpm lcycc or depot, white. IN bulk. SlOsl0u iu
sacks &c. mixed In bulk. aGc In sacks, lic.
nkAN-irom st0fc, 12'SmiJc. from lcycc or de
pot siAO1atafD.-
OATs-frum store white. a60l7c mixed. 3ia
AZ: irnm lcycc ~ depot, white Ia bulk al@Nc; III
.nrL. alr. mlNnl. In hnlk .ar IN alrAa. go.
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or Tor OI,InI,nmn.

The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad forms the direct route from
Memphis TO the Oklahoma country. III,
land Offices will be- located In Southern
Kansas aud accessible to this line. Tn,
route via Kansas City or Chcryvalc. kas.
a. the best way TO reach there. For maps
rates and particulars call at $50 Mali
street. II. ID. Ellis,
General Agent.
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FISH, ackcrrl. hall brls, No. !, $3.50 No 2,
$40. No. D SAX lOlb Kits, No. !, tllS. No 2,
SIX Mo- 49,. by Herring Family, &c per
box; n g. tuc herring hall brls, tO.'h White
fish-llnli hrls. $40.
nOG rROpuCrs-Qulct pork sl32Amia5i A..
49,, r.. clear no eide bncuu 1isC bulk pork. clear
Sides q ~ clear rib sides o)sg long clear o'sc.
shoulders, ~ g.
LARD-Tcs, T.c. half brls, 10. kegs ~.
choice kettle ~ ,OtiN quiet
FRi.sn MEAlh-ncei hindqunricrs, safe. furc-
quarters, 2sfic.. city hogs nssic county dressed,
fGSfEiT~Ifis o. half brls, $780, ACES Si.25.
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Articles. Opening Highest Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour--Dull and unchanged.
No. spring wheat SlLmsG96c NO. spring
hent, 7jas5c; No red, o61g@ eG}6c
No. corn, A34o.
No. 2 oats, 29Lc.
No. rye, i3c
No. 2 barley, nominal.
No. lnxseed Slo1
Prime timothy seed si.S51l3b.
Mess pork. per brl, sll $40 ll.oI.
Lard, per 100 It's, g. NIWbslle
Short ribbed sides Oooscl, Sjp5@600
Dry sailed shoulders, tboxedl Sj2@l.50.
Short clear sides boxed, G.2iIz@G3iH
Rcccipts-Flour, 1000 Iris wheat, 1900 hui
corn 2ilOO0 bu oats, CG00O bu rye, 1000 bu; bar
ley, y 600 bu.
Shipments 1000 brlS wheat Gl.0O0 bu;
corn, 5000 bu; oats 2l30OO bu rye, 5000 bu; bar.
ley, 10000
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NEw YORK. April iS-in the dry dry goods
market there was hettOr feeling. IN view Of the
near approach OF another scuson. the advance IN
cotton the favorable aspect ui the wheat crop and
an lurrcllcd Inquiry cot iaii goods Business with
lnIirfs and nFfnis conilnuCi on conservative
scale Ia sonsnuhblc mbrlcs. with somo ACTIVITY in
new articles htuuphi out Whllo si"-fi Arc luw at
the round aud prio'' unusually steady a. this sea-
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