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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.york Tuesday. April l5;-BEENl S-tcccpts os
lO77 hctd22 carloads for fatins Company;
10 carloads Tor city slarghtcier7 hone taic and ~
Of Steers iOi shipment the Lake Sl
ncrior 40 trading IN live Cattle and feeling weak
CIV dressed Beef slow at Go6c for INa, sides. and
Tor medium good native choice
hrncing 7i,c. Chicago dressed sold at caG5l.c.
private cable advlcc- received yesterday and to-day
ouoo eflceraed Beef nImcr than last week. and selling
AT I'D about 100 per d. ana American steers at Tx"
dead weight.
Shipmcnts 600 quarters Of beef In the Wyoming $50
c,t,in On Tie Exeter tlty and lO2 do Iisnf-
crcve Tomorrow the Majestic and city Chicago take
,, 200 nuar.r- Of beef. and the Utopia 1896 b-...-.
Mich CON S-Rcccipts. % head Trade limited with
,to ~ - = mead reported at 32 30 per head
~ ctiVI,S, Receipts, 20 head Of which 1877
CITY Markot steady. With good stock wanted a1d
trifr Arm. ,,. ,.,.,. ,,
erv common 70 cnoce dressed veals ttlr
o3c otv dressed sold at Ga3 and few selected
saieS-Xcwton & Glllct: 40 vcals. 100 average. at
- GO per 100 p. 90 go
Judd Buchngham 9 Veal, % n at 4he; % do. ia
n At 4a,c go do. 40 r. at i'sc.
d" Jsl'cnbecl Hollis V.als 1876 ~ at &c 4 do 40
N AT Sic G do IL ~ at Sc do 1o2 n. at 4i2c: -
49, SUETP AND LANBS-Rrceipts. carlo,hs. ~ 1,126
head Jersey City and csrloadst 00th-s and
o65 Sprng Lambs received at other points. There
was very little trading in sheep and ycarings but prices
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me STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. Aprl I5-Coton steady middling. lli2c
,,, xrrv NM Iloward--t. and Western sul'r
=, ~ IA do extra 1jd+3 80, do family. - -"
- 51 city mills Rio brands. extra - 81 40 90 winter
VIVA. pa'' oviia - jdst % southern firm
Emit ssJs.c Longlcrry. e3d:oc No: 2 SO steamer.
No. y rcd sOo.c Western rosk ~. winter ird np2e
and Anil $40 May sec July 500 Scrn-s9utnnocrn
W.s,,ern weak uAcd SPOT anu ApIn. J?d33'.c; MAY,
aos ! i9isc Jinr 3?s.c July fu'sc; August, io2,
s'' 10: az, western white. - 1876 do mixed, 3cd3lc
,rdsd so . Whit 80. .v' irni. 5,a5!c ia, hfmcI
.i,o :, choce timothy &l3dsli. Butter weak N,st
rrn adic i2aiac Creamery sdife EgT- si,ady X
*" soIt d .IGc Copper gulrt f.hn,d l. a. 10.
,,:n, ~. arr - loosl - Fciehts 70 iN"lpool per
,|- rri. and rather weak cotton iO> n0ur .Vd-.n
r-ain a. Cofs. ol ord'Is. 3 ID k"ei'-- FIonI 30
pn' ~. ooO ~ 81. shipments Flour 3ui nt,
,, ~ onn hush corn. 90 90 bush Sai'>-Nh'at
W. ooo hush: corn 80 900 bush.
unralo April j-wh'a:-No hlid lo%cr with sale,
., 600 bush n .7c closed at 9g'.c; 600 bum 10
Wo,fh.rn Sold Al 90, closed a, 80; '.oo G',o 10
;,.,,c," Old AZ afc winter wh'a qi't ana van
r. 70 I'd sold ~ pc track b"at"in~ OF 30 l't
-, o-,i, ~ A. asked. ?lr I'D ear. y" i,u ~ "n
-, 10 :. whit at ~ on track orr Ut ia, '', ~
~, =, w.r rstc- ID 600 bush 80 yellow ,"d a. -
- 600 br-h 40 a. 80, IN store" y" = ti2-'n -
,ii,,y on f,ck. 3. No 3 20 an \" j. 80
So o,f. -..aiy win . fair demand 70 = "ht ~
-. -, q Whit. 3oi.r. SO . mixed. 2"c-,' "n t''H
g. ,,.,fti.d INT generally h-h"i "nrrn's N'-N
iiht : coo bush 80 Cmndn sold Al 90 No -
sq@Gic: No Canada. ,GG:,c l:hc n'inn,. ,,,-
XII, ak 80. -.riug 10. 80 sJa SO. 'anaI 'i'-h,l-
What g corn a oo f,s Al oco nu,h oa,.
hh-~.o i,'nh "a 600 hush shipments Flour.
- 900 Ibis. what 1871 oou bush corn. HOOD hN'h
chicago April 1.-THE leading futures ranged A. 'o
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Liverpool April l5 p. m-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the
dav include 800 bales American IAN, -,
u'' rmsaftH Ao.cd steady. American midding. low mid
NAV delivery. li.64d sellers Ma, and June delivery.
i;j.Gid sellers June and July delivery, 1SGid sellers,
i,y and August delivery, i9G1. buyers August drliy
"ry 8 2o.Gid sellers: August and srptcmbcT dcii,erv
iaGtd seller Srpterrsjr. delivery. lS-Gfd sellers
Scptcncr October delery Gl6id sellers October
and November delivery. u 6I-Gfd. sellers.
sa,annah April iS.-Cotton firm; mlddlisc II Lice :
low niddlinc 10 l3l6c good ordinary. f0isc; not and
cross receipts. "a bales exports cOastwise. 91 sales
26O stock corrected, l3II
Scv..Dr.,als Apr ID OttOn finn; mddng IL 3-lOc :;
low midlling 10 15-lGc good ordinary 10Ac; net re-
CENT. SO bales g. 537 sales. $500 stock 1l3 ojs
t,avc~ton April lJ.-tOttOn firm: mkldng 10 lj-l6c ;
low middlinc 10 II lbc rod ordinary. l0i4c. net and
gross rcrrpts. 81 bales: stO'k 1916
norfolk Npri 15-Co,ion firm mid Hing 1iec net
and cr,s, 30 bales exports coastwisc 235 sales
70
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COFFEE-Thcrc fufther dociino IN sno' i'i3 to'
DAY and the market ruled unsettled No n"t b.1an
quoted Isle and undcs rbrd do lS2c SAFES. Loo
bags No. lsc and to arrive cost a9d ',,sht
sales coo bags IS for No. g. -. Al &C LOT Nc"
1850 for No. 3 OF mild ciOwthS sales 800 p.'nl11
aad1p dnd ana and spnStioH Wa quite moderate
There was renewed selling by longs and The carly
cables were acr which caused break W ID 10 points.
but the close fairly steady. iaNre declined = r. at
but closed with recovery OF r. liahnl-
lost pig early. but closed somewhat steaier tcccl>
at Santos were larger ana Exchange was f''iuc'u 10
Dill. which added to the hcaNincS~. London cables
od,cls quotations APRIL -: MAY rs, June e.;
July. 7Ss: August, 7Ss September rs 81. Eottoidam
reports The Dutch ssle Wont OF at i9g hcow hioA,d
yellowish) oil at about l. lciow Valuations no
quotes: Regular hrst 8 300; good Sc DAD ~ Y
exchange (priNdfei. 81. r'ctlpt>. 1000 bars; ITO
cearanccs Tor United states 5000 bag; toll stock
bags. market firm: santos receipts ctc l".-
receipts at Flo july |. lsS2 70 Aprl H. 1890 l"'YWO
bags time 1889 366l 600 bags; sane time l-NS
J. 4s5 ocO bags rccclpts at Santos July J. -? 10
April H. 1890 80 900 bags time 1889 "lJSr0O
bags sane time lSSs, $4,000 bags. Total sales here
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,,,,,, orocr u,rKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo April i5.-Cattlc-Ecccipts lat - hour zoo
total for far, $3.50; for same UNI last
,n,,t Il 5,o consigned through. $50 head. all to New
YORK: 40 head sale; prices st'ady sheep ana iam'
Tcreints last - hour- iNo head total Tor week thI,
far lo.cO Tor sanc tlmc last week. - zoo consigned
through 100 head al to Hcw.Ycrk 600 had on 'a,.
hour. 1910 head total for week thus far 2oooo Tor
s,,nc time last wceS - icO; consigned through -
head SEQ head Nrw York J. 10 head on -alr itir
demand prices steady mediums ana hraNl - PudSt %
mixed coast Workers, 81 iodsi "a pigs ~ ~
aSi - rourhs - j0d-5 90 ., zoo -, III.
10 hirarn Anil Is Receipts. 100 head ship
mcnts 1000 MARKET steady to strong I~.,,>' - 90 90
30 -tockrr~ nnd i'd'r'. - 10
@sS so cow bulls and mixed ~ icd:3 80 eAas corn.
led steer, 3. 5oo$3 20. llos'-Eecglld': 2oW9 h'aa
s6t = 5as 20 heavy = Essd !i slp' Is 900 20
waa,,io, ",cogv Na,i,cS 81 jOd+6 %: Western corn
led IS loas3 50: TcSars siat5 80 lambs =. 500,
o~i. .iril l5.-Catte-I,cccpt>. 100. ship
mcni. 100 Marnct hrg. GOOD g ianey natsc sie"r,d
,ecd' ~ - I'd - 80 Texans and Indians, - 4od.3 so
Receipts q 100 head shipments ! 500 Market
- i5asi - light, far TO best - loafd 20 sh..t-
Receipts 800 head shipments none "''hcs scs"S'
air Ia
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AFr1 =
WHEAT so. ..
opeo.oe- nif -, 1oT s,t closing ~
, Mpr" '''' So 9" Sl~ -,
i 1,, ...................- ~, "a 80 50.
corn. so. :.
Nm ..----... ...... & * e., ~
july ......-...-..~.-oo 81 xo ''' '''
Nav 81. - q. e..
July --..-...'''', ,.,.,. .,oo,, prr mn
Nav ............ SIP $500 az sil3 go,
I Ii '''''.'.- l. ~ 1925 l. 80 -
jury LARD PEE 100 Lbs
Nav ........-........... @.ee, a. - 20 8 =
SHORT RIBS PER 100 LES
Ma, - 80, -, .i5 -
Cash quo,a,ion- ',ere follow, ,,aF ". n.ns'i
10. i,e 80 ball nominal 40 na,-..l 81 20
81 l'i- inc-s rof"i ii DID, ,',,ts;.o ar, .,lti
80 40 SHOT iih- or .eo,, la SID. i,,,.,
.hord'f. n'N' dst'.icr,' finished good. pr
Gallon q ~ sugar. cut loaf 7a7tc sia"n''''a '''
>i'.el,1 \ "'-'' Eer~ir'- sLlIn.p'-
wb'aS bush ~, - e'S .i' ".@
, os,1 b s'i" iseeoo ira,o
re bu,i ............-.. 81 900 1900
On tn Produce INrAange TO-DAY ID, h,'''r n, '..
v va, %er a.. >n,,n.,n ,a1nsl.tl.d io.
&C.. 49,, .. t.,o,, s,.o.e.r wheat
Milwaukee. WIS. NWl - - ''"'l s.... .f.. t.-
unsettled. 80 Nhi.r. %, wa" r," la, SO 3 on
80 bid, 40 N"itn' ~ 50, 90" g. wii'..
uA'h "~Htt. a., '''' ~, 'rrm So J. t-n
On On, ia 'rrisr mn. so on iric-. i. -
pr,,l-iln- hglrr IHfk. rlJ 81. lhfI ~ J" '''
.t..Gv oar, f3al5r. reg> nfni' fr'-n 10, ID,
Of. ady clecdsr- lcNoSc. K.ecpr-tIo'f 49, , -"
vh,at 80 bush barley. =, loo bush. Niil..'Il'.
Tanr T. 400 bbi, whcn ilo1 hu-h baiI'' Il SEQ l"'h
$500 - tt.,r ~, ... frrly hold on
iii.d. lphih NnH - III owiic to ri-,.'d con
in~ifH'tIvh- Io, "'.'' ,','~.' ~r. .-y,lflnr 10
Gi." 81 tn' I.' Iloa.i. And ,rsdc ,,a- ~, Dun
mci ~ im W. sv ~,t mil .s..- a. w,-;.rn
~ hon, '" o. r@@g2.ran.a a.; - Wat unsettled,
snd iHlN - i'N'i' .' - de. ,t,a ,..r. U.t and
nat i,TAi ".'' ~, -..,.t,t n.,ni,a It'd.
iN'.~. 80 ,.inIr. ,Ia,, .tftn,.. urim. 70
.'"'"' WI. To , 80 ln .,t.rf elevator.
lai'N. '-f'' S,t 1.A ,1,ii.,'. ,i,s .,. .i,lt.r j..
~ 10. i'" t,t, S.i...-el, Com ont on % Ar
Jii'. 800 md, mon, lid, r,l o7.ilu.. and
~ ol' ''N 60 o.cs ,r,., ,.utr.. Speculation t.fY
over r. l'''. d.,,,,a uclt aIlo- inf lo li trade
TAM AL" . a,,' ..r.rlall, an Port ll,ha onl
In iaif f'pn'7' ni W ii,,,, \, low rliN.d short
track "n'r. -r'i',, , WI t' So ,itcd On tr,, =,
'.., r',t 3GDt 80 / mlsed and yellow. on roit
G,rh,uond la X a7a3sc. 80 mixed On "inri rom,
,,,,t 3,let SO. 3 yellow. IN Grain d'l"t $50, No .
ni>'d Oh Port Richmond trace. %'c - amer no nIN'a
80, i,,ft pom, traci SO Port Richmond IRA T..
t,i' 60 % yellow ON t.af. H.. so. mNd. Ap,l.
,',,- Ni,t 4,AdI,i.,. June. "?AHioc. July.
Tn1toi. Ga,. Receipts continued lpht. and ma 90
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEEIALS-HricS are hishor and in
Iath Line ranges from s5c 70 . 20 iianerit asY
81 5Oas7: Pale - 80; Eo,cndalc Cement, 93,r@-l
per Dbl American Portland - lO@F2 80; inEsh I"it
quoted at - 5ods2 - rs 900 Goats Hair 22d-oc per
Lush Cattle Hair. Ia lSc.
COTTON-On the SPOT was advanced &c and closed
Arm sales 3l1 bales for consumption. Poit receipts
today AS bales against c34 bales this day last week.
and oO6 bales this GaY last wear. since ,pmr re-
ccipts at ports aggregated 5Gli 2O1 bales, aeaist
g. 2p2 al4 bales FOR the spending time last year
Quotations are American standard OF CLASSIFIED
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MlTALsTne several makes Of sogtacrn pis have
been sdesScE Ior u6d 80 ry S rre l Oh n
oE" w lo% Sgt on an ioanay sT wh
az s 70, q XS ,od i1" ps and for Gy
r f,rnar" STEEL RAiI>"rhcrc is eacI demand
ana o.-iby large sales have Effected. but 10 report
is made oi the fact. W. QUOT standard sections nonl
cio.'d st,a2i,r de- Il, tons SPOT H. 80. MAY
lt6rcu II PIC 6? E U United 90 demand sd al
rates Prc's ar 81 -5es2i - for lsnion - ,"@
s-d Tor '0 con'ss t6rflE-Tac market nm
S1s@d 2sis LEX eqsSa at a, S. and '''"
test PIC bid Ncw.Orans sea SOC fair 70 strictly fancy
ro,iC EsG @SqS2e Lngh Iranq r.,
VA Tao qct market ,9e9 bq p E' S.s a and IN f
K 81 $3 go Il = e. i - 60 y h, :: 20 w. :. 80
OCEAN iNhIGlIIS On tho -t'au, berth mall
cay rats. Nesels for baIroi'd oil hed moic con,
Ken to ca.scn i d. IA and 1900 do. Nay 10
81 Geo Co. 3 Y PfTIE a, ciIXrfS Brit'.G
snip Gonrch arllVc hence Calcutta. $1,000 cases
to Man6 % e coS 6b 9r~a nan nars CRa
70 sam pot eco hbi, refined ON pri - TINS An.ran
On 'H pI 'oaS i,iis NI>cfiIN%r"tS 'IiAi
si Lucia general schooner lanes Wothc -loou -
Ber|da and back bark jame l. Iiaisa,' icnc. to
AGcsidc private terms British lark 'prn-. - John
to New-Yor Lumber. Is % 900 PER day cheon.r
and 1000 per Gay -cheoner SIhsn bynnr'' King
a.t vi,ri, stsood hence To- Port iyaboti on mi.
v va tom. '"'' - ''''''N'
0IIs~ihere is strong market co,on.eed. with
seacv demand. ,slos 90 De, on g'aa, }..oT 81 40
o1qr "a cf.do 1re ~ M 'cn4sd SUNNI,
ygo" 81 b4 S;o'eg' ts'iG S1@ 4, ."'n . ID
law. city. $1,000 Western CO. Lard prime. j3dIt Tai
% iS wpa5 80 i' sx; ach,G &c. sprn crodc
&c wha ne'U1 fade &o-tncrn IS, naiyi, wner
sescn~d wn,er 81 a6oc Ncd flan aadS5. sAi"'nnga
Laos. sc Nea,s,oo.. prime 81. a7sc s,isi,. 90
RAM. ..ic ..l.,.,. ,., -.
feeieg wkc The Vs., G opn,a he'sy a'a oT
ncw, short cicaT. $i5asis FAMILY M,.- si9@,li :
,ad1 p rI ct9 Extra ia M in tc s@ toes&
farily - 3o0:9 80; I'ach,t IN 1hl,. - '2rs'
BEtT HAMS-iIad f' GeaHa r 2geS :. h , a. a.
n, VIC" ,, r,,,. And f,ir d.,ta1G S,ie. 1oo r
picsled Ccni' i? y a,crags illoai'c l9o9 , = DO
10 I,a H. o. ~ 10 ~, -%e.t ki@ ham, 10 = Jny ~
Fckd 81 l's gnoT9 a. - ID" '"r * ~ r., ".D
DC ior 10 ? iekcd naa,. d. Nno"'o
,SS n- ,tl.G Short rii- a. W., sold Al =, a..
" a. a , RI,v - '3sGs, 80 for june AID =, Goa
y 6; for for jaiy DGi >siI, noe, .,dy I.ea
anf - nohIa , GAG Gic Hi6 Ho ~,aSd IA,
'r,, In NJ. b,ar.-h am on ali -r.culai,. afilrl.
a b. wet option, DfoEr ee' polni' and thor So,
fr,or selling by longs.n closing heavy. CASH 'n-
rv noaa qqea e72 Ss ,' Na2 pant" It. oTf
AL $50 t. GG7c June closed at o. ale 80 Co.,.
G75c: J1ly cio-'d a. 'slc a.s'd sae, 1000 TO- -
.ic s,G irs G9sc October ecsed At G5, Ee
fined Continent quoi-d SOUTH Ams'l 40" i'e
,i I I1e os T'" rule quic, and rr
.taiy N'w bni,'' S,@t '"p nie-
cry it@ 'll:,~'c, '"t fsncy TIE. d. prime T., csor
i5d1GAc; d.; fair 10 go9' lUq a1tr fa' ha,i
l2ul4c; S,atc Dairy; welsh i1b'' f.ncy. lsugr
choice. l2dlic c,,re,v c1"'co %oI, '"i -,
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were rated steady. Spring Lambs were small traction
lower than last week selling mainly at sld@O % per
head. .,d
Dressed mutton firm ct oaloc for Chicago dcs,d ana
dressed with most OF the slaughter mousse
trade At lOL lie Dressed yearnGs sold at lOdi &c
good stock generally bringing lie to IL nc dressed spring
lamn~ a tdT1 - per raf,ass -. ..0
salcs~fvcritt CO.: 81 Jersey Spring Lambs. at s4a
~ u iAnpj.gct. 70 jersey Lambs. at s5ds6 per head =.
C. Collins IL, Jersey Lamls ut GidsG % maihiy ao
r. = Nnaueh : y jersey Lamb-. at 80 each; -, o
oCs-Iecrut. ~ carloads. OF 3.Oj2 head. only =
head for sale Market quoted steady at ~ ioa> 7o win
a Iittie bunch sold at - So -tr,e1 carond OF COCA
Country dressed steady At 4a,"c Tor heavy to lsnt.
Sale, w Lamb: state Hogs. 2Ol u aNrr1gr AZ
g. so por 100 n also yesterday - state Hogs, Ia H. al
81 10 > Rough do. 2G5 Ii. at -
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary.

rood O,dno,v So Low Niddlnr TO ZIG
ktrict Good Ordinary Micclinr ia
Options were quite active aud prices continued
On the upward Early in the day there was Use
81 sdlO pon:s near and 800 points on ate months,
but the close barely steady at 3as points aHVNr %"
near and Q3 points late. AdNiccs nom LlNrfPuoI
continued buoyan and th,. coupled with the small Et
receipts caused considerable covering Of shots TEAM
ing however in iae in the day and the market gau'
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Citn Rsal Gsraic for Ga.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Rrnl Getdte Uanlee

DorNTRY SEAT or thl'si' VT
l. 500 600. wanted. JOHN o. V''
.JR.. III Broadway. -
Su,ANTED. -Morristown or Nl.nttoohef,
w p.i,ate family. from jun - lace;
A I GOOD ped Furnished country srisl.
might Lease and improve or nus T. ".
Address. with full particulars y
p. q. BOX 80. y. Y. city.
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DIED STAR LINE.

IL Fol, ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp wely.
WATSLAND. ...........-. Wednesday April lG 80 n ~
FKEsLAND..-,..:;.;W dnesdsy; April %, 80 a. No. No.
Cabin rates First Cabin, So and Upward. .xcur,aa'
ssj and upward Second Cabin. s35 Exrs on "a
and %12. Stserage At very low rates ~"
PETER WRIGHT SONS Genl Agts.. B,,ng 0rcen
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=, pr.uen there was an advance of .o5 marks to 60
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strong TwOowsd quoted 500 sI r sdo do 7os
reaction In IN ,S hea had it, eject on this cereal
and the general market closed weak ana IoWrr, tS w
options follow Ing the West but realizing set in there.
nte and "a figures Were n aSGri ne better at the OUT
with active export demand bus the C'o ss W "oo
bush here and io4 outpOrt, The amount G on
nerS.ed bush hcuoh, Ao'u5 pCVcrS
and nd, odo T TA ,aturl $40 cc bush spot and to
arrive including unrradod mixed aud white go i'sc no
mN'a @igas' oeS ,NI'G 10 mixed io2G4ic ce.
ator 49, rs aaoat & ,' o XIII eiosins at
sa5.c Do May s5-al.c closing at 500 do June
ONswrc sc%i', asc,ed r, by d ,ns 9aG
in Tcs' and corn So S' oa 20 900 bu,h were taken
fer op' Ss iS 81, 900 bush f%.ufl bush
@not incudne No mNed at SO elevator; 10 , Whit.
FRS ecytcr 80 Tx'aa 2os S S eISga's % w
3aLc elevator; mixed western ~ wh'c 90 800
Sionc at 29c do June 99deoc, closing at esc 20
yhite ART closing q oaccd 90 49,
60 ~ 75asoc 30 y. 1850 100 y. sons5c shafI>.
0'I Ky hND sfKAwwith lisht rGccirs and stcady
fair dcna9d ,Re r @d On qua RUIZ aai't and about
steady Choice sSc G%'g :og ir so'"%. Zoo TO
'"''' STESw-ionr Rye, sod9oc Short rye. aoai5c;
o'l 1is FNpofcr, sc doing much. but there is
meqciSc e 9rr ,chcy Of choc Stoc at firm prices
STATE Iss9 best - medium 1'@ lSr commGG 1 Ia
do lss 9 de con ae el s chSeS
ISIS lie: common 10 prime. l0lOc.
HpES-The chang, in prc"o have been Sllcht bur
R"c"o~ Ayrc> scectca 3oa?a y at % a.;
lie M9tanor.- 22a23n ~ loGilr't Central ,m ri
~ ~ I0r: Coriova kiJ> tCdl3 r. at Zoe Corcs Monte
1idco ard Rio Grandc Kip lodla n Zoe Texas 2od25
PAS n case Dry Saltcd Matamoss' selected 2iS2s r.
pncnos ,vres COW selected 40d50 n Tic Rio Grande.
COW 44ais " 7i4c; y. \. and r. O.; OK and cow iod5o
~ Sc Vow deans city. l5d47 n 5l2GGc '7cAas and
COW 5OaGO y 52d6c city Slaughter OK. Go"1o N 0i'dc
,TIIFE-ne home trade continues fairly active. Ard
MI rradcs Of hen lock sole meet with steady call nj
former rates Exporters taking the usual amounts OF
tonL Priccs follows
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Counirp Real Gstate tor'a's

HAKnAIN.-Country residenc on NJ W."
n walk River, near NolNa.s md.
three minutes from station - AZ ,enmt
I'm house: all impIo, .nents ~ orrhad,
hni-". GOOD outbdiidlngs' ais mrcs
ra,dru and lawn: NIGH. eNcnM IS.
~ 300 Iolio I,07i.) IL. }. sOhiA"
III Broadway -~,,- -. -
A NEW HOUSE: : 'ooIn,s Isn'' t.ras.
400 c SoN,:' baisnce 9io monthly sSe, n,s.
rurlghb"rhood healthy location 10 q, MI.
Srom city within 10 minutes VIZ % 10;
~, ~ s,nf,on ais" house aud ba.' 500
sane am t",ms' II. l.. WOLCOI' o'"''
20 Ccntro-st. ---------....- M.
An INVESTMENT At THEN A \, to'x
n Al CAPITAL.-Whole rlu' an asy
in Washington CITY Tor say W rop-
terms. or would exchange ior MR. %:
crty well located; pti'H, An otto
liaridly building towsrd IN, I'd /, :.
city safe nNe-tmcn. Tor truse i Y.
lLEBHIt.nT. Room !. - sroAu',s- sd, sd.
AGENCY FOR MoNrC,L,,Ak..m,,snTPo r
\ "n. 80. i ,d'.nr.s and buildint slr ~
- hnrsn. IN Iet punished or uSuint
'''' riip'IB TEES ( TAILOR, been'"s, o.,o
FOR SALE. $4,000 "a, sa'I vii by
"A. mortgage, ai per CIV co,i,s IN
the bandsomsst residence anu ,f,,l 1rna.
Fast Orange; the most pv,", ,rss large
mental and abundance OF fruit .e and
grape arbor: berry bushes, 49, ~ sta
strawberry beds very COZ" IA iss rand
ton. s. Il. CLARK. Avo sn0
st.. Ncw-York
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GENERALE Transaantimo

" FRENCH LINE 10 HAVRE EVERY SriiiSi9,Vy'
Companys Pier (ncwl, 10 A. North River fuioton.s..
LA GAsCOGNE, Santeili. Saturday, April }. 8 a. n.
LA AoKMANDIE, Collier Saturday, Mas. I a. n.
LA BOT RGOGNE. Frangcul.. saturday, May7 A. M M
A FORGET General Agent, No. 8 B01lln Green NE
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Ocean Cleaners.
NORDDEUTSCHER lloyd S. ca

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW-YOkk, SOUTHAMPTON AND BPEEy.
Steamers sail from PCT loot DIST Hobon.
FAST EXPRESS Steamers
Ailer.. We'd Apr is, p. m. Ems. sat. Apr of11 A. m
W,rra Sat. pr.l9, 30 n. N. 1raye We'd AFRO D M
Saalr Wed. APR. %. . a. Elbe Sat Nav a. 40 a. ~
First cabin, 100 and upward berth accordg 70 Ioea.
tom Second cabin $50 adult St.,ragsat lowess
rates oELRICIIs CO. no, . BowiinsSreen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-28
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
The Stock Industry as Ii Used to BE
and as Il is Now.

\ LIcIT ruStlcr engaged in convcrSa-
ton with Mr.. {. q. Mcclure. discovered
that. while Mr.. McCiUr" was compare
lively young man. he was in experience
an old timer and had witnessed all the
mutations and variations of the stock in
duStry and had closely observed all its
changes.
Il first struck Texas in 1878" said Mr..
Mcclure. land took a trip through At
aScOSa county On all sides cOuld be seen
great numbers of horses, which were the
ruling class Of stock of those days. They
would be driven 10 Nebraska and Kansas
to supply the demands of the farmers OF
those states such thing as shipments
by rail being unthought Of. and amy. who
attempted it. were regarded as innOVat0rS.
In those days cattle were at nigh price.
which induced great number OF stock
men 10 sell their horses and embark in
cattle Then came the grand rush to
the Northern beef centres. which
saw its origin in lSS2. The supply soon
exceeded the demand and then came the
years Of depression which naturally fol-
lows.
The present way Of conducting the
stock business in San Antonio is very re-
cent. Five years ago there were no stock
yards: all stock brought here for sale
being h"rded. or penncd AT a rate of 81 per
night until disposed of. The first yard
bllllI was lllt one W mere NIIlI lin I'uIIlOnu
are now. and d long struggle ii had foreX-
iSteucp But the old ways are done away
viii and everything j. done on modern
basis.
The stock trade of the future will be
made up Of traffic in stock requisite to MI
the demands of a taste for the best. The
days of oxen a. motive power is ended
and the burro has followed. Once in a
while a demand is made a yoke or two OF
oxen for use in the east Texas pine
ricS. but the OK is fast passing
away from his old estate and giving
way to the demand for more rapid
cOnVeyOrs. But the OK has one quality
that will cause him TO lingcr a while long
or. He is cheap. He can be worked all
day and SubSi>t on what he can find in the
fields at night.
Once upon a time there was a demand
iliZatiOn. He was especially useful tC
water carriers and vegetable vendors. but
the extension Of water mains TO every
part of the city has superseded him in the
on" office and in the other he has been
Supplantcd by the more urban horse and
cart. But the change has been an agree
able one. if the burr0'S feelings We're tC
| be consulted. He is relieved from com
mon drudgcry. and his value has beer
| raised from few dollars to a respectable
sum. He is no longer sought for by al
aVariciOUS task master. but becomes al
| inmate Of fashionable households. He
| enjoys a stable and good food. and the
carrpSScS Of children. who are his only
masters.