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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23

A vaudeville version of blue Beard" ac-
centuated with catch specialues, vii! be seen
81 the Olympic this week. The olio includes
a potpouIri Of oddities. the fun makers com
prising Mike Tracy of terpsichorean fame;
Price, the ACCORDION virtuoso; Winfred and
Watson, acrobatic artists: George Homer,
and a bevy Of shapely burlesquers, who will
participate in the finale-"Blue Beard. Minus
the Whiskers''-a mosaic of beWlldering
dances pyrotechnic displays. mechanical
effects and versatile specialties. Matinees
SatnrdaY and SUNDAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23
The Best Spring Medicine
Refund Your Money"

This promise is merely trifiing with the
feelings of customers The dealer knows you
will not return bottle of medicine and de-
mand the price paid. The best way is in the
first place to insist upon having Hoods Sar-
saparlla, which you know you will not want
IN raturp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23

To say this is to admit that Hoods sarsa-
parilla is the standard and possesses superior
merit. The falsity of the claim is also appar-
eut. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the result of long
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23
"Out of Hoods"

Is the statement sometimes made by the
dealer who thinks the customer Will not go
to another store to buy what is wanted, Then
he proceeds TO dilate upon the value of his
own or the 'non-secret' preparation, and II
he fails to sell it. will discover a bottle OF
Hoods SarsaparIlla on hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-23

Worth of Hosiery. Underwear, Ribbons Laces Veilin
Lace Curtains Gloves and Silk Mtts: 200 pieces of
Silks, Silk Velvet, Pushes. Vevetines ETC.. &C., ETC.
GENUINE FIRE SALE. The goods speak for then
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
SUPERINTENDENT PIERCE ACQUITTED

A verdict Of acquittal rendered yesterday in
the case OF Charles W. Pierce. superintendent OF lamps
OF the Brush Electric Light Company accused of man
slaughter In causing the death of Henry Harris. the
drygoods clerk who killed by the shock from an
electric light at Eighth ave- and Forty thirds The
prosecution, represented by Assistant DistrictAt-
torney Macdona, slight victory at the opening
of court when Judge Cowing decided to admit IN
evidence the testimony by the defendant before
the Coroner lie decided that Pierce was not at thst
time an accused person.
The testimony when read did not any close
responsibility of the superintendent To- the condition
Of the wires.
= :. Wheeler. the expert OF the bOaN II tIoc'r1ca
Control testified to the adoption Of the rules by 'he
Board fixing the height of the lamps at nine feet from
the Sidewalk.
Policeman Frank J. Morris testified that ne eA
amined the lamp at which Harris was killed lie
measured the distance from the sidewalk by putuhs
L,, club two feet long. the head OF Poncemsh
CONWAY who j. siA feet and two inches hleh' nc
said that the lamp not more than TWO {" tlee
inches above the end OF the cup. -. -,
Judge Cowlng did not grant the m0uon niaoo U!
G. ~ BROOKE Pierce's counsel for a Vcrct oi a.
ouittal but he allowed the jury 10 Pas, on tie case
A verdict of not guilty. was rendered AFTER uic Jury
had been absent from the courtroom a few mlhubs'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NowYork. Tuesday. Aprl 29.-BEEv E.S- Receipts li2
ca,osGs Of s2i9 hcad-os carloads Iobokcn East
con-irncd direct and - carloads at Jersey CITY Tor
port alive with the exception Of carload No trading
CIV dre,.,d beef In fair demand and firm at Gsa72c
for native sides. and Gd6'sc for Texas beef
& -t s1Si' da at ias dd wesst rfs Gss
Grated beef steady at I'd or seant oe P'l n: , .,
in the Jersey city 200 quarters of beet In The Alaska;
400 cattle the Graf Bismarck. l22 do on The TOpc.
Chcayo 30l do Oh the Eysia $50 cattle and 1920 quar-
t- II beef Spain, and 3. 100 quarters Of beef In
the Teuonc and city Of Richmond
Baltimore shPnc-s for the week ending SATURDAY,
MILCH COWS-Rcceipts 81 head. few scattering
reported at previous quotations, or s20aSi5 per
VCALvIS-Reccpts s95 head Of which 2il at Jersey
CITY Ma Ifobocn FOR tomorrow's market. Feeling firm
and common t. prime ''a' are qno'ed at 4@"""e' No
Dcsscd calves arm nearly lie per N higher than last
AZ 2la3cl and ely dressed at jdS2c 0ew choice Jc).
Salcs-Ilumc s. Mullen 81 Vcals. IL n, at 4hc.
Dillcnback & Dewey Calves. l25 H. at &c 20 Veals
Judd & buckingham. late yesterday: es veas dew
Buiicrmilks l2 h at i'4c; ii do, l2o H. at 4hc; IS
o'sI11gTTf III NND LAMBs-R.cepts 9 carloads Of 1872
hcd-5 carload. at Jefsey City and carload at o0tht
Trade limited for OF stock. but feeling fully rin
as Yesterday. voocd sheep sold 1T ~ 55a a 0.'a
81" and nearly carload Of woollcd do ~ 10; spring
Lamb at ;idt0 per head and deck Of Pennsylvania
1' Dressed m Mutton steady IodIc. and dressed Year
llngs selling at laise ao dew eSIra i?lae Country
S'sn cty Grced At ss@ss i2sioe per n
Saies-IIalcnbeck A Hollis: 100 clipped ohio Sheep
~ pnni.nbsek ihk ( Dc~c, ioI wooed state Yerrnp..
73l, n ~ 10 per 100 n II Stat Spring Lambs al
j. b. sadler & Co: 80 Unshorn Western Sheep. 100
% cs ns Clipped Yearnss cS h. a. ~ 81 81 sSiDs 81 ss
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. April 70. .. m.-Cotton-Gho sales OF the
day include 1900 bales American Futures closed easy
niddling low middlng clause April delivery
2G0id sellers April and MAY delivery 2d0id sellers
Ma, aud June delivery .O-Old sellers June and July
delivery, q 27-Gid sellers; July and August delivery
2s0id sellers August delivery q 2s6id sellers; August
livery 26-6d sellers September and October delivery
4Gid value; October and November delivery. 6O-0id
sellers.
galveston April 2o.-Cotton steady: nlddng II ac
low mddling i-c good ordinary fOTsc gross
receipts bales sales 102 bales stock bales.
Norfolk April 29.-Co,ton quiet middling l',c net
and gross receipts ~ bales exports coastw-e, bales
sales q bales stock. II 30 bales.
Savannah, April 29.-tottOn firm; middlipg 114c low
niddlng lie; good ordinary. l0s-c; net and gross
cepts f05 bales exports coastwise. 5ii bales sales
go bales stock 10.32i bales
cworeans. April 20. Cotton quiet; niddltng. 1iasc !;
low uiddling t1Nc; good ordinary IL Lice net re-.
ccipts s7s bales gross 2654 bales exports, to Great
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
THE JURORS CHANGED TaEIR E'vDS.
AFTER cONvICTING MAN THEY CAME TO THE
CONCLUSION THAT THEY WERE MISTAKEN
a NEW TRIAL GRANrED.


Judge Cowing had before him yesterday petition
which probably unlike any ever presented 10 a
Judge at General sessions. Jurors al times ask ior
clcmency for prisoners whom they have colNlc'eu'
but they do often acknowledge tiat then 'e'u''S
unjust and not in accordance Win Tue c''ue"'o'
Joseph Rohman. peder. was tired oeiofc 'uuEc
Cowing on Monday "A charge of criminalS RECEIVING
stolen goods lie purchased Of the SILK soe kings
and other goods stolen by Thomas McElroy' KNOWN a.
silk stoc king Tommy McEroy was employer as
porter by Lord & Taylor and the goods were "iNcn
from the store Of the firm. The Only question was d.
10 whether Rohman knew or had cause 10 hho" iid'
the goods were stolen The fact that he did not
explain how he 10 purchase the goods rom
McElrov with no special inquiry probably weighcd
against him. Judge COwing denied the motloh winch
was made TO direct the jury TO bring Ill Verui't Oh
scqutal In Rohmsn's case, and the jury, aiter de-
lIberating for hour. found verdict oi guilty one
of the Jurors changed his mind after lie had spent
another night the problem. and in consequence
his remarkable document was presented TO the Judge
the undersigned was member Of tine Jury arSusea m 's NE
ssse Of the People Ssna oe Them to have
been stolen. The Jury brought IN VeIdict OF gully.
all the evidence adduced in this together with
the charge Of your Honor come 10 usI ,e nus
is not in accordance with the evidence and contrary
10 the charge Of your Honor. would, In my humble
man 70 whom not even the benefit of reasonable
doubt accorded of his liberty and TO brand nm
Tbe more ] think the matter over, the more dis
tressed feel, and It would be relief to me- II the
law would allow that your Honor set TINS Nefuict
aside and that you suspend Judgment or tlat ule
sentence may be very light one kcspectiuly'
your obedient servant ADoLiH koSoMfN.
We the undersigned jurors. arc Of the same opinion
and approach your Honor with the same request as
Mr. RosSman. - ,.,,,, =,
Louis Heyman, William ~ Henderson. William H.
Inncr Joachim Ludcwig. Henry G. Eaynor. A. t,or-
don Rcnkard foreman John 5 Ramerer. Emil sigeer.
!. Kaufmann.
The two Jurors who did not sign the petition were
apdE Edurar ri
INC did not make any public comment on the action OF
lhe Jurors but made this Endorsement on the indet-
ment:
In view of all the circumstances surrounding me
trial OF Rohman. in my judgment the ends OF justice
will be best observed by granting MIN new tral ana
the motion for new trial is therefore granted
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CFNFPAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Stcady, with fair move
uent Lime ranges from Doc to 81 20; havefStiaw
sG 5Ods7 pale s3a43 80 Eo,endaie Cement .5ca@ 10
her bb American Portland - loat2 30; English Port.
iand - eo.7 sO German Portland. - 30aF2 10. Lsths
ootcd at ~ 400 - - per 0cO Goats Hair 22d25c per
bush: Cattle flaf 1ialsc
CHCoRY-Prices steady, with fair demand; We quote
Seeilg's yellow Paper. 5ta5'sc ana Granulated 2re
casn. barrels. O'fc-
coCOA-Fiu. with a moderate movement Maracaibo
ooe. Csuca 22G23c Caracas. l5Gl0c Trinidad, l3ac ;
Balai l3c, ard Guayaquil l3c.
CooPERAGE sIoCK-The market steady, with a
lsr ssses SHOCKS aud Heads. u 1852 Sugar
ShaoLs and Heads 81 75dS1 50 3G-nch, 81 5G
ii so Old Shocks and New Heads 3sinch. - 5ods 3D.
oftnch 81 35 Old Shocks, without Heads O5 Rum
Shocks and Heads 80 % Rum Pipes. ~ 50GS6; Empty
Hogsheads, s. 20 Hoops, IA feet, s33as3j; Il feet
s2Sa $40
COTTON-on the spot very dun at ii6c decline
No sales reported. Port iecclp.s to-day, lOiZ- it0,
against is6 bales this day last wcek, and loii7 iass
nnrs acgrcead 1858 IL bales. agai $3.50 400 bales
for the corresponding time last wear. 800 -
Quotations based on American ncard OF Classin
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
e. E range Of prices and the total dealings were as
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

=
The wheat speculation continues to be confined In
narrow limits less than 2.0O00o0 bushels being dealt
In Yesterday. The tendency of prices was downward
in spite Of some encouraging incidents Cables were
firm and the amount passage to Europe decreased
200 bushels Clearanccs were large, particularly
in -four and bad crop reports were received late
These favorable influences were overcome by the talk
started by the decline in silver and by the fine weather
generally reported from the West. The curb prices
were about the same as the official closing, which
should losses OF "a for April at SO g. for May
at O5 IL, "a for June at SO 76 IL for July at 02.
Js for August a 90 and 35 for December at 32
cents.
Corn shared in the weakness Of wheat, and the
only element of bearish force the Increase OF
e24 600 bushels in the amount passage. spot lots
were 1-2a1 cenl, although 100000 bushels were
taken for export embracing special deliveries In
by months There foreign selling of tho
options, which closef OF IL for May at 80 Is and
3s cent FOR June at 80 Ia. July at 40, and August at
oats declined l-oa3-4 cent on the spot with export
&c /. fs paid. The options were less active and OFF
is for May 80 "a and 3e cent for June at 20 "a
cents.
There were sales SEQ terces Of spot lard arrive.
half OF which was for export There spot
sales and the options ended of points az follows:
MAY, S6 As. June, So 90 july 10 "a August, 81 ~.
September, 90 so.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday at
ew-York. Phadelpha, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat l24,783 bushels: corn. 3sO773 bush.
els; oats. 133,335 bushels, total grain, O3Ss
bushels: -four, 1920 packages At Chicago, NIL
bushels oats 316 235 bushels:
total grain, s57 ,s22 bushels; -four, 26i33 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

LOFFEE-NlO Tor prompt drNfrY Tufd N'IF uuII and
rather easier though price were hat nominal No
Nat bean quoted le,dle4c: und. riitd do, J. .-f
sales 3 900 bags No. ld2c and oi n.li grad
sales. 200 bundles Mocha. - c 400 bi-s Nliacaho ana
200 bags Sayaulis, private terms options tended io"f
depressed cables and erc NOR fe 10 thc spcu-
laton. UaNrc broAc n and laubur- Lost a. r. Zee
cepts at Rio and ~anto~ were liberal. and exchange
dVppcd 70 2Oc which had considerable effect Tho To- al
market broke 2Od3O points. and there moro or '-7
selling by, longs cl0~n- with the bottom nHfe- ruling
weak Rio rep rts Regular Frst. r 800. Good second
$50; Exchange lpr tat,l. 2ol r'elpt- 5000 D'ta'
Rio clearacc~ United States NOoO lag> foa Ito x.
1873 600 bags santos receipts 1000 bags receipts AZ lto.
July l. lSs? Ap'n 2S 1910. o-2 oO' tass sam tn0
1850. 8773cOO bag~; tim leSS 1912 600 blr- r
crpts at Santos NY l. 1850 10 April -. Is" "O
bags; time 1889 2..31.OoO bags same tine lN--.
esl 600 hags. London cable. - J. m- OHici quota
April 7is I'd May ~ %; June. as 04; july,
IT, I'd August. 7i- 81 September - 81 Which are
about "a lover than The official mofinc prices. Total
saos bore today -. 80 lI.. 8 fOlnN-.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT CHANGES.

sixteen Italian iaborers were discharged Hom inc
Street Cleaning Department YESTERDAY, ana aoo"e
thirty new men, mostly Of Irish extraction, were put
nm the nav rolls Three new foremen, James DAILY,
P r. Mcdonald and T.. II. Jobes were appointed ana
James O'Mahoney made inspector of the old slip
dump.
Deputy Commissioner Dalton has prepared oill
which hc sent 10 Albany Yesterday providing ior inc
permanent assignment Of sixty policemen 10 the street
Cleaning Department for the purpose of enforcing me
street ordinances. Each man viii have charge of a
district and will have SIX miles 10 patrol
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 2o-3:io p. m.-I5ccf and pork I'm
poor demand Hams In good demand. Bacon In poor
demand long and short clear middles about SO NJ dull
at 3os Cd long clear middles about IS NJ dun at ais
Cheese In poor demand Amer can finest white and col.
ored steady at 5is. Tall0w In fair demand rurpcn.
In poor demand Cotonsecd OIL Liverpool r"nned
dull 2l- 0d. losin In denand common dull AZ A.
Lard spot AID tut"se @ In pSST pS9I demand prime Western
Hour in fair demand. COraSpot demand has fallen
on futures IN fair demand; mixed Western suot and
April steady at b Cd May steady at IS I'D June sadv
at ss cd. Hops at L0ndOa-Pacae C0sSt Ia good DO,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
IHE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April 29Cotton hrm middng II % &C. "a do
ouets Howard street and Western super S2d9- "
extra ~ 75as3 10; family, SidSi %; clty nls sS
brands extra ~ 37dsi % winter wheat patenSo, - do
extra 81 10 isI So WLeat-s0nthern hrm fuiCl 20 w.
s5c Lcngbcrry 92ds5c No =, o3a9J2c steamer G No. noI
rel Western dull and easy No Winter tu;
and April 81 re May, 9lisc July STAG Corn-aVu.aor
fairly active white s5di7c; yellow, idf3,; a., u
weak; mixed spot and April Al lailisc; May ;n 2v
S9i~c june 3sa39Nr July 39'ic AuSust G oG'vt1 pI
.yl,ana. 50a5ie; Western white. 35d3ic 90 ,r,c to
SO: graded no white 3ac. Rye quiet pr,mgt pnthv
choice G0a52c. Hay steady 2Fme to snoirI lis ~
>I3 5Oasl4 20. Provisions active ms, poN' Oh 81 & ~
new sl3 30. Bulkmcats, loose, houldrr7 ~ .n orr
clear clear rlb.lles and sugarpcked shouu,1' ' -,
suesr-cur,d >noked should r. &c mans nrna, a., a
GI.- Iuttr active Wcstcrn .aGlc. l:dl3c creamery
i9a2Oc Eggs weak HE Cohec dun ana very ameS aap
Copper quiet; refined I2'- al3c Wniskcy nrm 81 oy@
II TO- Freight, Liverpool per steamer iuii; c99u99l
zoe; flour, 2oa22. grain "a Cork for n Sh
~ 600 bush: 900 bush Loo Du7i' ShIp-
m.rt--Ilonr 1920 bbis: wheat. 3! 600 bush; corn,
i57 OCO bush sales-Whcat 900 bush; corn l4'ooV
bush.
200 hush IN lots sold at 9I9. d95c, closed at ?i2c.
600 bush 40 ! Northern sold at 93c WINTER WIZ. Wiz,
dull weak and lower. 40. red 932c no. ",n rn
am.t and weak; No. = yellow. 37c NO &c. 40; o.
35i,t in store easier but not quotabiy l9"si 40" %
Tr,rI H1ri,s i'm fair demand; of ring, light 80 :
canada G7oGSc 50 3 extra 6lGooc: ~ uu', '' ""
nominal. Flour quiet and weak Des nd ipn,r,
vin,.r bran .l5 -; -ping. 81 90 tan' tt,s.,,
rnl hanr,l. Rrceipt--FlOur 800 bbl, wheat ., ~ ~,
bush: corn ~ OOu bush oats, 'ouOu nnsnn ,t ,a,
nv canal Com 2il 600 bush; oat- $4,000 blsh Dal
H., malt t. 600 bush; rye ~ 900 bush l'y rail-
. OoO hbs: wheat li2OOO bush corn. 'roup push push
oat- 5000 bush barley 10000 bush rye - 'VVO o.''
CHICAGO. April 20.-The leading futures ranged a' fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
New YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
- Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
TlE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN the Crrr.

TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
TRAINS LlAA l. A. fOl.l.ONS yn,rcc
800 \. VI. fA>I NEWlOkk 81 J.. IsAf"i>S-
, due at Canandslgua 90. EunaIo 20 D; iI;rroaus
o.JO 4. VI. CHICAGO NESIlBCLE LlNi
on a, o,h,cas9 30 n nest day vEsBuLE LIN.
lIhD-dgc Cincinnati o1. indianapolis ~ o''o O. ~"
11.JO & VI. WfsiERN DAY EXPREss.dalys s ex;sps s,ia
sundays. Train LEAVING on SATURDAYS COOS ho' run
W. OF Detroit OF tisseland -, ,,,,.c a,a ch,ca,a
500 =. VI. FAST WESTERN EAPKESs-tanus az 'm''d-s M
1900 =. VI. tASi NI6Hi EAPkF>>-ioT hochesecrs
ln.f.lO Nlaetri Falls and tlr M.-t..,.,r, ,,,,,,r
FISHniL LII tNEwBUl:GHD, POUGHK ..EPslE, hhiSE~ ,6
BECK KINGSTON. AND HUDSON = 10, y ~ Gt ~
II 30 a. H.. S 80 90 80 p, M az" - iot o1 ~ 10 %
:, H.. . 80. 1890 3 80 % 9 80 p nl4epp prp.
albany. UTICA. ~NRACJ 81. kOC MS Ef- %
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS : ~. J.9os ~ ;oos
~ 80 a. o.. 600. 10 90 D. H. also Albany anu ''0'
TItSS ppiFF1irOGA ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AID Nn
MONlREAI-fS 30 m. 30 D. M aSY 20 d" 10y ~
Y5l ~ 30. II % a. m. 80. oioo' -oVo w. me
5Eyy "a AS4 % cASASPAISSVAdts;SSe. S 20 SdnaS.
pFEk IIiRI. HILLS. VIA HARLEM DL'lsloN-
or trk|t- and space in Seenns srs Apply AZ I.sne
Ce1rIl s,aton OF a NO.. Alb. 7s5 81 anu oroanws.
1. PARK Place West 125thst ani iasts'' .nd sei
Newly orS: 333 Washington.sD' 80 fu''''' ~ wv
" @-f,otf', ENur-, cali for and checks baggage ifona
ho,eis and re- dcnces through - destination o....
tDaiGy except sunday. 'Day except SdturuAY' osnes
eotc " ",anf except those leaving at so a. M and
jun csn.ersi an. Manager Genr Passengec Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON

THG BOOK or opEN-AIR SPORTS. octave, 500
i pages. Illustrated. The standard authority
American open air amusements Rules Tor sailing SWIM.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &C., &C., IN
full III per copy. Published by The Tribune NewYork
EnArtAubIs An1 uaiYsfsax ceplpsatsa bx the psess,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
OIL MARK ETS.

OIL City Penn. April 29.-Nstlona Transit certificates
opened 81 c highest. Soc lowest sac closed SIC sales
io7 bbs shipments sf5 bbs l01 ,12f bbs
Pittsburg Penn, Api 29.-Petroleum dull and heavy
National Transit certificates opened at eisc closed AZ
64isc highest. S5isc lowest Sac.
Bradford Penn, April 23-Natonsl Transit certificates
opened sac closed at s4s; highest, s5tc; lowest
e3Ie: elssraaees, 100000 hbla.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April % tspccia-The speculative position
OF wheat. which has been such 10 enforce tho
narrowing OF operations, resulted today In little
decline The outside bullish, but the ont
sders held stubborny to their wheat while the scalp
ing fraternity kept stubbornly on the short side July
wheat opened at ~ Ia, sold as low as e6 IL and
closed at SO 1886 5s. May and June, although
still keeping at the premium, dropped cent cach
May closing at 50 June, at ss Clearsnces In wheat
and -four nearly 100000 bushels from the three
Atlantic ports The Northwestern movement only
moderatc-al9 cars at Minneapolis. but only six at
Duluth Northwestern messages complained OF droutli
Corn suffered decline of about 35 cent, because OF
the weak seaboard markets and the inability OF
shippers. at the present extraordinary low lake
rate 10 work cargocs. oats, Ike corn. yielded
what ia sympathy with the seaboard market 100000
bushels worked for export In the afternoon. Pro
visions were very dull. The strike less de
pressing circumstance, IL being the impression that
the packing house would not go out May l. July
wheat the curb. was e0 IA So 81.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
d on american 5 nGard Of Classin.
STAIN
= T y T y III
a So -. NffIIIt,r
Good Ordinary -

Good Ordinary ....-..s l-lO Low MiddHls..-... ~.
t,nol 1ll6 Middliug. II s-l6
options around to lower prices to-day aud -cgu-
ia,ion was quite brisk Liverpool reported de-
cIin of AL points and that coupled With he
i'm silver served tho chief depressing inrucnce Early
.aes showed losses Of a3 points but TIL, wa Followed hy
further break OF sac points. attended with ,cnsN' able
song" selling. closing at abon: the bottom Sales 600
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
,vc srocv N,RKETs- TELEGRAPH.

buffalo April last "a hours sy 9o9
%eSt $50 consigned through $50 head 800 head to
s,,ccots last 81 hours 1000 head total for
sn thus far IS 600 for time last week 10 200
ai,npd through 0O0 head. all TO New-York; none
ST Sale feeling and uaeIang.d iogs1Rece,pS' S
last "A hours $500 head total for week tns
h;VgI ., 500 head head to New-York $50 head
e,' W. IL. market auiet selected medium weights anu
"n cc. avy ,nd - iod4i 5) selected York weights
:, t00&i so other grades unchanged oo had
- - Iouis Aprn 29.-Cattle-Kecepts, 2lOo ,i neau
sIpnents 800 market stronger good to fancy mI.
9d feeders ~ 3Od i3 so Texans and Indians - -"o to
50 80 r to- shosc en- heavy "a IoGss 20
ns grade. Siasi i5 light fair to best siaSt .o
Sheei,-Kcceipts. 100 head shipments, -oVJi ni'
~ pady fair 10 choice Si1aJ TO-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

special delivery No. April a. closing saa aS2lae ss sed
August nc closing At M tess DO , sepemcep oor n
4Iaa4lc closing at ilhc OAIS-Iheie was i NOR d oi
rl,nsd losc Demand VeIv brisk. and shippers tolA
I75 900 bush 40 mixed no white clipped NO S VIII
With .cht break but speculation was quite mouelate
Sole. 10000 bush fuurc 2ouO Dusn sIot an 1hu aa
aIcr,tnr, SE Mixed 3ic elevator. 35c delivered; No;
. Witt 3ioSllc elevator 35a31ac delivered ',iPpdd
Western 35a35c: Wntc do. 392 zoe; No APRIL clos
ng at sac dc May 800 o3O'c closing at 5o'tc 1v 'ue'
- .9Sc. closing at -9c 10 yui vios1E co,ino at
32isc FEiD-Quoted: 40 y: sc; 90 ID ,oa1Vv w.
80 n 75dsoc 100 n. soasoc; sharps' eo4'oc' "'o
req S AND JuTE-Manilla and sisal dull and prices
nominal. Jutc butts steady. sales looo 'a'e' p'p''
quality i,2p srEAw-Recepts hay are quite moderat,
and the m'Th,, = r nt demand Straw quic;
o tSo Outer oualitir- IAy-'h"ce soc f9ed,
o3e7oc m, common 10 ~ STKAw-Long Rye, s0de5c
cIor. 81 ,;er i,,c 5c Oat and Wheat, 3oaioc. ~
nois-EygoTlcIs nrg uonr ar.e very and The market has
Iai,h sIHab "I"u fo state iss9 best 1se medium. lGd
i7c l2c STATE best IssS dc @i2P Pacnc coat
shoice isso i5aIGc; medium: l2al4e- eommon' io@
.,,dl ot n pcos pS1 Sales 800 Burnos Ayrss
IT, loop peuoa 3%O yrep selected 2oSss ~ Iac
1aSsSs Arc sceetess aisss ss@sS c,crnla soaes sn
isp. MstSmoras 92d2j n. iod1lec; Central Amnri;
90 aoGo n ioa iOgc Brcnos Avrcs, kps selected 100
SorSya Ep oTS Gs u aS s. 100 ioc 'S' TSSa S sS%5
n 9iaa12c western n edlOc southern a. On 5hey run
i2GlS n GdSc: sat'd Mhtanora' selecuu s.a' a.
se sOgcrn az fy .ssc.cd Fn 4oas6 "a 50 NJ nc Rio lands
& Fl A. .saa7 s%a II h. g %ad Us ana ssn. OK dOas aSd
coy 20; 'o -" Gc: city Slaughter OK. 6od7o ~ 6'sc
1So and ,hGS 'Tae IS % now ycr,d ng, s on
"anufaStVrc Receipts absorbed and prices have