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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

avenue north Thursday evening. Plans have
been made for the best of the season.
The Silverthorn Social club are looking
forward with pleasant anticipation to a May
party week from Wednesday. The party
will be held May at Berglind's hall.
The Methodists will give a reception to
Bishop Fitzgerald at Centenary church on
the evening of May l, welcoming him to his
new home in Minneapolis.
Nicolet Lodge No. 46, Knights of Pythias,
give social hop next Wednesday evening at
their hall, at the corner or Nicollet and
Tweaty-siXth street.
The young ladies of the Simpson NJ E.
church will give dairymaid's drill at the
Eighth Ward Relief hail. April 80 and
May l.
The L. P.'Plummer Camp No. 8, Sons of
Veterans. will give its annual party to-mor-
10Y evening at the Nicollet house parlors.
The Levi Butler Womans Relief corps will
give dance tomorrow evening.
Next saturday the Swedish Emanuel acad-
envy will give closing exercises
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

In response to the suggestion there
is to be testimonial concert
given at Harmonic hall next Sun
day afternoon, of which Prof DAM is to
bethe beneficiary. Prof. DAM deserves
this recognition; and it is very accept
able way of testifying to the apprecia-
ton of his efforts to promote the cause
of orchestra music of high standard
during the past few years. The orches-
ira will be enlarged for the occasion.
and Prof. DAM will contribute violin
solo. From the many volunteers Prof.
Colville, the st. Paul baSso, has been
selected as the vocal soloiSt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21


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May remedy
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GREATEST RESTOREEs health
do
Iappied
directions
FRANK Is GAINING He is coughing to-day
bleeding Still
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climate IsESTORER
spread reputation One gentleman said if
She
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she caught cold the
she has good she will He
She
from ALL yours Mrs DELLA INGRAHAM
DEAR Mrs improving
put there mistake about
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lor get otherwise would But think will
walks
where the medicine
good For myself greatest change
wonder compound and wish the whole world
shall do all
The Great Remedy druggists
by addressing 1906 PORTLAND AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
Announcements.

Next Tuesday evening Miss Alice Butler,
q former student of f. Finsterbach, will give
piano recital, assisted by Miss Susie Mckay,
soprano; f. Finsterbach, baritone, and Mrs.
Robert Lyle. accompanist. The programme
of ten numbers shows bright variation, and
the entertainment bids fair to be very good
The benefit concert which was to have
been rendered SCR. and Nine Negara last
Tuesday evening, and was postponed, will
be held next Wednesday evening.
The Swedish Brothers are preparing to give
a May festival at their hall on the evening of
the 1st of May.
Tomorrow evening the Sengerfest chorus
will rehearse at Dyer's music hall for the first
time
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
A STRIKE INCIDENT.
How a Little Woman Got Back at
a Con,

Among the comical incidents of the
strike was the spectacle of young
married woman, not over four feet in
height, and carrying a little baby in
her arms. abusing a big policeman
something over six feet in height and
weighing few pounds over 200. The
thought of the contrast between the
two was so funny that the copper
could do nothing but laugh.
''Oh, you great big. fat. lazy man,
you." exclaimed the little woman, look
ing daggers at the bluecoat. ''You
stand there all ready to club me to
death. but l won't give the chance. /
have good mind to scratch your eyes
ont -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
TIE MINNEAPOLIS EASTER GIRL.

THE MINNEAPOLIS EASTER GIRL.
She sat up in the choir loft,
With her pretty Easter bonnet
The organist was hid from sight
BY the flowers and ribbons on it.
The choir stood up to sing, and she
Could notice down below,
Looking up to catch her gaze,
The dark eyes of her beau.
The minister gave out his text,
Twas something about love;
The Easter grille shook her curls
And softly smoothed her glove.
He launched out on his sermon
The old familiar story.
Her rivals had inferior hats;
The maid was i'll her glory.
He tried to waken memories
To fit the sacred day:
The maiden's mind was occupied
With her suit of pearl and gray.
He went from first to filthy,
And then TO ninthly, too;
And every time he changed his ''head"
she had head i'll view.
The preacher spoke of Mary.
And she thought of Mary Mill.
Whose Easter bonnet was the pride
OF the High-hats on the hill.
The preacher ceased, the folks stood up
Before the blessing bowed
The Easter girl was searching for
New bonnets in the crowd.
Her black-eyed beau stood in the aisle,
The organ pealed its might
She whispered as she took his arm,
miss Smiths a perfect fright
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
SHARPS AND FLATS.

An orchestra has been organized in the
Eighth ward. with headquarters at the
Twenty-siXth street branch of the Y. NJ. &.
A. C. II. French is leader, Charles Healy
son, VIII Jacoby. Newton Perkins and E. A.
Knapp, musicians.
The Ladies' List circle gave their piano
recital last night at the residence of the
Misses Filbert, 1416 Third avenue south.
Misses Fanny Mcleod. Gussie Shryock. Ma
tilda, Ida and Alice F1lbert Bessie Brindage
Minnie Brunette and Dora Segelbaum took
part in the programme.
A concert at the residence of Mr. Bruce,
272S Hennepin avenue last Monday even
ing, by Robert w. Bruce. cornetist, assisted
by the violin soloists j. P. Granlund and
William simpson, was an enjoyable one. 1t
was to benefit the Colfax Dramatic club.
The Minneapolis Academy of Music gave
special entertainment before a very large
audience Friday evening. Singing by the
choral classes. several selections by Mrs. H.
Z. Wilson, the elocutionist, and music by the
Mandolin club, made up the evening.
Walter PetZet, assisted by George ". Fer
guson. gave piano recital at Overs hall
Friday night The compositions being en-
tirely from Rheinberger, furnished novel
entertainment.
Hermann Emil Zoch gave his Eastern sue
cess at Harmonic hall Friday evening, as his
twenty-fourth piano recital good audi
ence greeted him and appreciated his fine
performance.
Miss Gussie Shryock will give recital at
Harmonic hall on May L. Emil Straka, the
violinist, will add variety to the entertain
ment
The Lille Roselle band gave an entertain
ment at Centenary church Friday evening
called 1.-The Six-Day Wonder"
The Swedish National Ladies' Company of
Singers will give concert at The Peoples on
May 10 and II.
Miss Abbie Warendorph sails next Sunday
for Dresden, where she Will spend three
years in study.
Miss Mabel Chase. the soprano will be
married Wednesday evening to James B.
Eaton.
The Normanna band made 500 by their
concert last Sunday night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
LAST WEEKS EVENTS.

A gathering of young people at the Y. NJ.
c. A. central rooms last Wednesday reven-
ing, awakened the church and school-like
soiemness of the place into one of the
brightest social happiness. The occasion
was the greeting given by the association to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

1hurber
\ Co.,
SYNDICATE BLOCK,
MINNEAPOLIS.

Six great floors filled to
overlooking with everything
that is new, bright and desira-
bic in the latest styles and de-
signs Of Furniture, Draperies
and Interior Decorations. We
are now showing not only the
very Richest Goods. but also
full lines of the best medium
and low-priced.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
I KIDNEY and URINARY COM

plants, Painful, Difficult too Ere
Quent or Bloody Urine, Unnatural
Discharges Promptly Cured. Ca
tarrh, Throat, Nose, Lung Diseas-
es, constitutional and Acquired
successfully.
1t is self-evident that physician paying
particular attention to class of cases at
tains great skill.
Every known application is resorted to and
the proven good remedies of all ages and
countries are used. Noexperiments are made.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Perma-
nently Removed.
FREE-Pamphlet and Chart of Questions
sent free to your address. All Consultations.
either by mail or verbal, are regarded as
strictly confidential, and are given perfect
privacy.
DIR. BRJNLEY. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

The Portland Avenue Improvement asso-
citation has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: C. +. Dodson. president;
c. B. Hazelton, vice president; c. 1. Fuller,
secretary; j. b. Pagan, treasurer G. B.
Haselton and j. II. MacIntyre were ap-
pointed finance committee. The executive
committee is: S. S. Carglll, j. Fl. MacIntyre
and DR.. Stewart. A committee was appointed
to confer with the city council in regard to
making improvements.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
THE EASTER CAROLS.
Elaborate Service of Song in the Mime.
apolis Churches To-day.
" GLORIA IN EXCELSIS. "
The Announcements for Easter Service
Made at the Leading Churches This
Morning and Evening.

HI S city Of
churches awakes
this mOrningwith
every one of its
temples of wor-
ship throbbing in
anticipation of
the music that is
to float out from,
instrument and
C h Dir, fragrant
with the odor of
Ea S t er flowers
and joyous be-
cause the hap
piest day of the
church is here.
g = NJ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
Dr.BR|NLEY,

SANDERb RGH BLOCK. Hennepin Av.
enue, Corner Fourth Street.
AEINNEAPOL MIMI.
Regularly graduated and legally qualified;
long engaged in Chronic. Nervous, and Skin
Diseases friendly talk costs nothing. II
announcement to visit the city for treatment,
medicines sent BY mail or express, free from
observation. Durable cases guaranteed IL
doubt exists we say so. Hours-I0 to II a.
m, to and to p. M. Sundays, 2 to 3
p. m. If you cannot come, state case by mail.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, % e Ei r %fnh;
Memory. Lack of Energy, Physical Decay,
arising from Indiscretion, Excess or Expos.
IRE, producing some of the following effects:
Nervousness, Debility, Dimness of Sight,
Self-Distrust, Defective Memory, Pimples on
the Face, Aversion to Society. Loss of Am
hilton, UnftneSs to Marry, Melancholy. Dys-
pepsia, Stunted Development, Loss of Power
Pains III The Back, etc, are treated with I'm
paralleled success. Safely rrivatel, peedily.
BLOOD AND SKIN R RHiST Fasns,,
Affecting Body, Nose, Throat, Skin
and Bones, Blotches, Eruptfons,
Acne, Eczema, Old Sores. Ulcers,
Painful Swellings. from whatever
cause, positively and forever driven from the
system, by means of safe, time tested RENE
dies. Stiff and swollen joints ard lheu-
matism, the result OF blood poison, positively
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
The SOCIAL SKIES FRIGHTENING.

The Gores of Easter Morn Dspel the Gloom Resu Lent
and Open the Season Of Spring
Gaety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOuK-Furthhe ttrc nv rl@a,
Silently better prizes were ,In ad but ,sTs
500 bS Sss for S s5P SS d nSqMa Il SO
asa 20 for West Indies 1900 e6ls Mlnns , 40 500
sc 81 jo $50 sSpe sss % y S
e ssa sSss To- 10T Inss ss%
Fair 2 g 5Ssss 81 g. Fancy Fancy s
pg Wheat low s q sss e gsss 4S Poor
9 & as' S %sss 'aH o %@
:t sS sSI s ssppn
S Iss. 81 Ros ssSss i lSS?uESa e ETs; S
5 s. Rr'sss Cd s's'S OF sg!
TSSS s r @ saocso x
Yeow Western quoted at 81 404s2 TO- br""0'"H' ''
sse@ fpH cable saysss I in sGnu ne
don T bsG 5sne% snd O. nnded foreign
So I:s,g ssnsn sns the r.. ~ @
:s SsS &c p az. q S's e. sSsSs
1Sp a ,n S@Enr m Of
e 5Ds Rice bscemSer BY OperaOr at The West
Tended to Che TpwssT a %s no marker atVy
OF ySg% pS Of witch fS %a dfg e
6SeSy dTop s Which s9Fe s wa Of gF' Ct
% aitsr sSS up to S 7sns Of 81 S7sS 1 at
strong July keRt I StH neues On the curb August
day G.es at s55c December at ssse Cash grade
h1s,ness Exporters tcok only 20 600 bushels
Sales bushes Iuq c 9oSs sec N spot
ncudnGos , 0eosc or 2i,c over July do o. b. s9''9
RED l. In cars. soc do IN store. quoted ssh
Sne % July s7iaasshc closing at sS4e 90 Angunl
sssa85s5iiGi assS CLOSING closing s5..c
her, CLOSING do f Dsccmb 40 3
s6gas' &C. sssc do May. 92i2q9S2c, closing at 93,c
closing ~ ~, unchanged and quiet Western quoted
Ky eote ~ y 53c..... IA llEY-Further sacs u
80 go BUSES CoTns =, shade E%fN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18

gain to-day influenced by the bullsh dr on amo,hr
Continued active export buying von:cd about c
sns sSppers took nearly $4,000 bushels besides stock
s 5saon.d s%q eo e7H aSoul
lauon WIS deyoa Of Spill Including Ungrsdcd
MSeS az ggSlae; No Mixed az 42a43e elevate
%SSG ,s sg SSsei fs s5s & ' soa No
lse Ayggst ssS4ss co: 9 S Is sSSo A3 6
s eSs aS az trading moderately
Sve o out grcs Mere dull and feauecss psgp
can't nue'ustons closing steady SALES 10000 aSe d.
l %ss, sss 10 OS? White SIC a, Ss
a. 27sc do september 27isa21'c. closing az o,nS
Ge.SSsSe s 10 May as6se closing at
Sgciod NJ e. ?qe5 s 60 35E S c "a
hAY sTEAwcGGse grades Of hay l 9nse steady
ssM # 5% 's,e pa'' 7,as5s
sGS small az" Sc5 Glover pak MSTd 1SaiCs Rye
S MAsS S5Is 1 snP Psa Sa @
H0PS-The general movement continues o on
limited scale. and priee' s Eeaa" choice 'isss
PEE medium 17S19c DO SSmT@on i3S Sns 1855 2ie
medium i7ai9c do common. 1Sel5c do $751; oa IA
Eastern and Wisconsin, l6a2oc Foreign he" Do"
steady FP?t 19sof lake lake
NY b sF }qH 25s s iieaay
sssi@fR f.9 tnefT
$ssS 9: 3' 80
g . s 8 80 81 y W a. 81 & ''' ~
oiiS-rherc Is a slow market in all kinds but pns SGsd
not disturbed Cottonseed, crude, choice, SOC ren
coeoanut ceyon 5-sG5 $40; Cochin Ice Coo e6 ao
nestle $685. foreign, "a d35c Iinseed raw zoe
western 5sc5oc Lard. prime, 53Gjfc Tai""' 90
Western and city Menhaden; e'uuJ 3,,er asa
gee: extra blesched 3ag4oc; Sperm winter
eae7c Tiners W,. erTd Southern
Soc natural winter. A5atGc beached winter ao S5Se:
bIeaehed 49c Sea Elephant. besched winter 6e
Red FItin sGa3Sc Red SapoDiGed, 34a1 sc 90 ! o.
Italian 81 6e5o Palm, 565 Lac Nea'sooi. pine - -
-5~ S,rsits 2ec Rpok. orc. a.. f., ,,t.
OCEAN FRTIGHTS- There was no activity ~ ~
corret steam accom- odlfi0ns Via regular lines ",
plentiful and held firmly. Nesscls sritnb, ioi he %
tnaas ycere uncontly sought after even az hghes .'
TIE hank Hattie Dixon, of SOB tons. has been 50 ~ ~
nrivate TO liverpool. 81 600 bushels q IN 3,u
ImIi 10 600 bushels grain gid PETROLEUM DIN X,
Tho Raltic 600 bbls refined. private terms We.
ssNF5nfTI-S1British bark Taisrau hence t. ANTIGUA,
oeneIr> cargo pfiNab' terms; British bark kDlai,L n
e. port Natal general go a.: British brig "iemeh.
hence In Fast London, general cargo, pryat terms b
sb bri0 Adine St John 81 Pcnorth Roads Tor "'u ~
deaIs COS schooner Rinodoye. Elizabethpo 10 Camden
coal Al OF Fleetwing, South Amhoy " Ipswich
e0' PRoViSIoNs-PoR Attracted very lte aiten
ton to-day, and the feeling va. "'ns'
weak I'm sympathy with he West NE
saIes reported. Mess Quoted s12 75d@l3 for new
short Clear s1s 25asli so City Family Mes s12 So1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18

and bucks and cuIs" at % So Poorest to best lambs
ranged from s5 so 10 e.
saes-iadi Buckiagham; eos Ohio sheep Sc ay's.
at 81 50 per 100 n las do (Bueks ana c9pg ta3
g 81 10 STATE sheep % r. ass weit y 20.
Lambs Se D. at IS cS &c State Lambs IS d. at 20 i2s'
Newton Z Glneu eil Kentucky Lambs, ees r. az
s6 25 2JS do "a ~ ~ 12L pa do. 63 70 az 20 si ~
$40 do. Gea D at IS So 100 Kentucky Sheep ioo 10
j. NJ; Pidcock 17O Kentucky Sheep Iot r. a. ~
COS do 99i2 n, at IS l2 t55 Ohio Do sIS at 80 Dyt
27l West Virginia Lambs G7a n, at 90 50 - rlrgn,a
do. O. n at SO u.s. 80 do. so ~ OF 81 AID oo' oo4
. at ~. $40 - :. - "a :,
sherman Culver: 200 Indiana Sheep 100 n at % %
20 do 20 u. S. 122 900 Texas do 1872 ID az ~ tos
23o Virginia Lambs, IL n. at s6 as 2D hentuesy 10
GGi2 ~ at go 30; PA do. 90 n, at 20 VIZ - '"'
d. Harrington 80 STAT Sheep. 70ia n ayeraq. 81
at 80 per 100 - $50 Territory Go. 80 ~ a. 81 20 40 40
9i N. at s5; f9s Ohio do. los n at % SlA is e'ae
Lambs &C 70. OF SO 80. -, :.
So 30 Ia1 Kentucky Lambs. 49, n. az 81 -
Hume Mullen 2iO Ohio Bucks and Ewes SO2 10. !"
81 80.
III West Virginia Lambs 90 n scant, at So
/ T. s. Kase 23S Buffalo sheep 81 n az %
T. +. Sadler: 19i Kentucky Sheep Ducks and Ewes)s
l0l N. at 81. -.
HOGS-Receipts 81 carloads OF 1885 hcadsi carloads
~ 4Oh.st and 20 carloads Jersey CITY NO sales on
live weight. Nomnaly steady at 81 1915 10 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18

5G 20 to-day q b beef 0 f City
and @ Pes ns With 40 head 81 s sses
shppsd BY G T. s. NT piiien6sSk ." 0'A'u 'O''"
81 3 saHdsT per q s g. 1877 S lsG
Do from Louisville 1927 10 q, 81 So 60 DO, 124s y at
30 S e ss s E.S,s, islJ stsI l:ssi:s 1870
Cow 1000 b. a. a. s. d. 500 r. a. = IS 1000
'5Ss ySs' iil g's'!a' s'siss' Sol
30 a DO d lds2 D a. q sd 10 90 1850 10 At ,o 90
r. az 81 s uSS SS d i2 iss S. & :,
fsG'f i do s's!' lsOs 80 At a.
DO QG p e os m Emil %a 6'e Sect At s 4o
%c;te DO 1889 r. at = d. iiGS + - 1870 90 do
y Is DO 1897 ats a 81 g DO laos at ii 90
49, SiS nj a. 81 70 Ke6 SSS 1850 % a. Il s n
q 10 DO 124o n At q 80 q 90 1857 n. At = bS % 3
DO 1850 h. at 81 20 Il cornfei Chicago steers i2' d.
sadsE Co.: 20 Indians Steer, li55 4 % e
coned Natives 1916 n. at "a 25 he latter bought FOR
TasaScsk Hollis: 10 State Bulls $40 N. at 50 So
MICH COWS Receipts q head Demand m ss ;ss
a. ust about last week. quotations. or at $SoaF4' per
MIA acaOs S Hollis Cows at ssa 5oas4e
ss Z 5s S sS' sfsSsS SSa
at HsS per mixed sai*e and ordinary
sSIle fSaaS @Ssa ni" bdei Calves III
q DO 5oi =. a. g 20; 81 DO. 223 n a. % q DO
i5S r. At IS g do, 10 H. at s. IS % do, le7 %,
at IS so; % DO l3S u. IS 49, 80 DO $50 ~ at So
less IS; III do, f53 ~ at 81
Halenbeck & Hollis: 20 Butermllk Calves 16j n, az
IS do $50 ~ az 81 65 90 do 1s4 - 05 III do,
1893 10 al SO do, 205 h. SO so u Fed do, $50
r. az 81 IS 10 Mixed do. 179 10 at - los do 900 ~ al
"a I2a IA Veas 159 u. at 50 IS do. $50 ID. at 50 "a
do E Eo p o q % - euerm Calves us n 50 so
y @Af9 d. d. 3! T. s. = d. is E' e 8 SIS p y
'D harrington 90 Buttermuk Calves 22i 10 at 90 10
iGH m as 82L; 1l2 do 154 10, a. 50 IS
niienbaek & Dewey Fed calves, 203 n, at SO 35
% Veais, ia ~ at "a 02@ 20 do. 1888 u, at IS 80
- JeelGe' Wright & Co IL Buttesmilk calves, 1G2
n at 80 so AZ Veas, las ID, at So so; 80 do, l4S 10,
!" WIs6 Kirby & Co. Buttermk calves go n,
AZ "a. III Veas 55 70. at Is 80.
II @ Newconb for Judd Buckingham: 81 Butter
milk calves 1913 ID 81 rs do, 239 ~ SO; do 1876
n AZ - 20 40 Veals, l6S ~ at So %; 81 do. rG2 n.
at s. % 81 do 100 y at - So 81 do 1913 H. at Is so
SHEEP AND LAMBsT1Reeeipts, IT,. 3d. carloads, Of
a. Goth.st and IL cafloads already In the pens.
sheen were a little dragging at about previous quota
lions; but lambs rmer, and good fresh stock sold
~ an advance Of i TO ,i2c per ID over yesterday :
prlcss The pens were not cleared of stock, by more
Common to prime sheep sold at s4a5 so per 100 h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~ Nor,h River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Thee an seu sSo GSc market has irm
Brazil grades on v ueed fS.c sales 600 bags at lssc
for No Ko l,sc No 8 santos cost and freight Mid
spOShs in fair @ h Sse adSee Mere S
Indies private he local ruled htte rTegular
with only ss optse while late deliveries declined about
points This toSwe e ~ points, most Marked
which LED 70 closing barely steady iiayre gained Pa
frs easg c, oS and Snchsnced Rio qpet Regular at
burg 1900 second 500; Exchange lPrfvate 2I-e
400 goS 01n bags total stock 36l 900 bags Santos
keceysss 600 bags Receipts az Flo July 70 July ~
issS 90 600 bags Receipts ~ santos July 10 July
nre 80 SO 900 bags time lSSS, $1,000 bags same
TING isS5 ovo,sd Good Ordinary Java, 49c Market
60 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

Bunaio July 17.-CattleReccpis last "a hours. Use
head total week thus far. Ia 230 for same lime last
week 1900 consigned through, 200. l.fo0 OF which
New York l2O for sale; fair demand but al lower
rates
for week thus far 10 500 Cor same time las, week
g. 2CO consigned through. 800 head. coo Of which 70
New York, 400 for sae scarce and iIm
Hogs Receipts last 81 hours 440 head total for week
thus lar 20 $50 consigned Though 200 1900 OF which
10 New.Yak; s,2SO for s9ie market opened tirm ana
higher closed shade lower; Medium ~ 50as4 50 (;
YoIkcrs ~ 95 pigs - 95 market closed weak prices
declined 5Gl0c Workers. 81 SO9Si So.
Chicago. Union Stock yards. July I7,-"The DroverS'
Tournar reports Csc-I,eccipts head shipments
600 Best Sc lower; others Toe lower Beeves. - 10
asa 30 Stockers and Feeders 20 22oas2 90 Cows Bulls
aud Mixed u 25ass Texas cattle 15c lower 81 1898
slow Toe lower Mixed o 10ss4 20; Heavy. si3s4 30;
Shec-Receipts, 1000 head shipments. J. 900 market
dull loo lower Natives, 80 sea ~ 70 Western AZ 500
So Texans 80 3ods4 20 Lambs 25c lower; a I0as5 So
st. Louis July l!-Catte,-ReceiPts 400 head ship
AZ 7O&s4 10 fair to good do $3.50 80 stockers and
Feeders good s26s3 To- Rangers corn.fed 30 50
q 50 30 grass-fed. - 7Od$2 90.
Hogs-Recepts 5000 head shipments 500: market
lower; Chetce Heavy and butchers selections - cog
Grades. ordinary TO best, 81 35ds4 81.
Shecl-Receipts 340O head shipments, 900 maTxet
slow Fair 10 Choice. SO 20dsi 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-18

TssI 81 "a S On f S EsTs 81 sS
SSsS a sasi 80 ss F,Ssko SOsss i
ussed here 4 ~ and = .' lie 'S %Ss
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good part for export Prime City quoted, closing 42c ;
sales, $4,000 3 City, 49G43c. and 100000 n. out Of
TEA--Sales today by auction. $685. packages fol-
lows; ,Moygne-iiys9n; 17GgS6c Young Hyson. 9p6
suey-Impcrisl, Isle: Gunpowd,r, i2aas2c, Japan
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9Lc Congon 7i2G29c, India and orange Pekoe lOly a
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