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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
AGREED ON A BILL.
That Silver Question Gmerges
from tine Caucus.
TIE PaRTY WINGS FLAP ToeETHER

Features Of ths Bin which Has Been
CcrssructeH-A Service Pensicn BIZ
Indorsed-Ihe Days Work in Congress
-C1IioEs's Report on Railway Relations
WIKI Cznadz-A Dance az the white
House-Bizine A pologtzes 10 the South
WAszzGTUs Crrr, April z4-TSe ezu-2=
II republican members q tbs bo1s= les-
ntzks vas uors Ezruocteus than any o.
tEose that have taken plass rseznilF- Hen
derson q limos p-ezidsi Tie salvzr Gass-
rion was hEc1ght Cd by Congsr q Iowa,
who stated .hzs the s1b-ooruitts=s Of the
secsts and hg1z hzi cone 80 a .xresr.s1f
which hsd besn approved ly tbs c<ic1s
| eoznfttas Of TIE house.. The eau-as ',c1a-
rittee, be said. had prepared ball which
! covered al tbs z-2sndn1sc-= agreed To
Festnse. Of the Compromise Bill
The hi p-ovStad for tns purchase q
500. 1D ounr=. q silver bGlIIioa pr nonth,
| and that fss baihsn certificates sbc1d b
rs3eensb8s n lawful money q the UnItsi
| States ~ tie s-are.sTy Of TIE treasury, bat
| no greater Toy I@ss=r amount II not=s shall
b o1ts-aaiisE az any tina than the cost o.
| the silvsr bullion IN tie treasury provided
that TIE secretary may, II hls dizcEstion, sI-
| change for s1ch silver b2IltOa notes Al
amount q silver which snail b s4aal IN
| VsIa= az market pEie@ On tbs dsy q tke sI-
change u the not=z
May Buy Foreign silver Bullion
| The bill allows the secretary 10 purchase
both foreign AMI dom--tic baiiion- 1t also
rsg@zls prgyis5aas Of the pr=s=1t law which
require tbs c. n e q nOt I@zs taaa 2.01o.
JD dollar. each u11alh- S-cti01 ), ~
rsvIs@i stzt8t=s. ami seton q the IA
I ti0naI banking law. IN re.stIoA 70 money
now he'd IN ths tT-az1ry, are Incorporated
| in ths till After discussion Of sn hour or
4o The cancus committee bill was sgrssl 20,
With only III diss=ntinz yotes-
Indof,sd MorriII's Service Pension.
Ths matter q pensions vas also taken up,
and after sa5rl discussion the caucus IN
dors7i the Morrill, s=rvies pznsson bill Thi:
bill grants q p-a.i3a q s. PER month 10
soldiers who .zrysi niHzty day= in ,hs war
Of the rsbzilioa All wh3 have reached the
age Of 81 years.
| Debated q National Election Law.
Tie question Of passing souns national
election A9v W4s brought forward, an
Lodge arg@i the ai9ptiga By th= caucus Of
Eis bill y.4Igy ire election OF repre- senta-
tivss N c5aZr=s uni-r national control
Lodge va. followed b. R5well Of Illinois
the chairman q the si=etions committee
who argue II In favor Of the Improvement o.
:hs supervisor system a. means OF cor
recting election evils After further dis
c1ssion. aud without coming 20 any eoa
ciusiOa 90 the nbiect, ;ha caucus adlourn-d
until next Tuesday night vhea the Ne
Coma national election bill ssill bs coAsii
! zr-i
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
LOOKING FoR STIRRING TInEs.
A south Carolina Tosn Which May Far
nfst Lively Item

A south Carolina Tosn Which May Fur
nIsh Lively Item
SEw YOzz, April PA CoitsgeYills =
CO sFsesai szys: }. d. Eishes wss nerciA=s=-
~ eozhs1=t lsss Friday by Frazier Eoger,
J. W. Lsa4sek=, Sr., and Al drew Lezaekz
Lsnaeks charged RIsber Vft. circulating a
report sgains. Nl4s L=nscks. which h. H.
nis1 The Ass4iaass were arrested and
have bs@a Oo1s1 over, bat have 10, secured
BAH yet
Kishsr'. Frisnd. GAthsr la Force.
Aesn1hils forty u RlsaeT friends have
ooil7eta3 b-rs from MES arr end Tsey arr
mostly h=avt.y arm7i TEsir svossi in
tsntioa IA 20 Eaip tse thrs= p-tsoazsz a. they
~hippsd Riss@r zi-b@r's forty 5znpal-ivs
young frisBi' are kosdlnz a c2zaeII Of sar.
II they remain h=rs. th7 guard = .ns5z-9 "a .
AMI they Slll g=L Ea-sn snynJ~. AItozsiheT
there appears - - ROACH ,inss zasa4 tol
| TIE pFisoosr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

POg The remainder Of this week Rock
leland viii BE- he temporary abiding place
u The edges,i0nisis Of Northern Iili'
nois The County Sgperintendeut's ssso-
citation convened in annual session today.
anc The Tsaehers' sssOcisiion viii b
present. 10 fan force tOmouoS. While
the maj portion Of The allotted tine vii
be deyoted 70 school and educational
matters, little recreation has BEEN pro-
yiied By the local committee 10 the way
of drive % the arsenal and bland and
maybe % Davenport and Moline
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

WASANAKEs's scheme % cfgsnizs
postal museum ct WsshingtOn. hss sort
d Pharmaceutical connection with some 81
The appointments made for posimssterl
under ihls administrator. The ''mu'
scum" would BE En- uBdOubted sBeees'
should Hsrrison's sppointses Be placed
On exhibition n illustrate the beauties 81
civil service reform.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
PASSED The OKLAHOMA GILL
The senate Sends the Measure TO the
PFestdent-The House Talks


PTestdsnt-Tbe House Talks
WASHINGTON CITY, April "a -Sberman
reported 70 the senate yesterday amend
ments 10 the diplomatic Appropriation bill
giving the title OF ambassador to the minis
osrs 10 Eng.ani, France. Germany and
Russia; also raising salaries as follows:
Turkey. 5000; Denmark, $500: Greece,
Roamania and Servia, $7.J5o-an Increase
Of e. 80 for the first two and G. GO for the
Others. Rsagsu spoke in favor Of bis bali re-
peaiing al laws for retirement Of army and
navy officers with pay. The conference re-
port on the Oklahoma bill was then taken
up, debated and adopted, sending the bill
70 the pre,i,iel.. There were only FIVE
nays-Butlsr, Cockreli, Pugh, Gray, and
Vest The bill to appropriate for a statue
to Gen StaTke at Manchester v H, was
considered, but vote on its passage re-
vealed no quorum and the senate adjourned
Ths house ostsnsibly bad the legislative
executive, ami judicial appropriations up
for discussion, bat the whole day was spent
in making speeches for the country" on
southern on RACES and comparisons between
Democratic and Republican administration
The pending motion 10 strike out the clause
for clerks for senators was defeated. With
out further action the house adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
nLLTHusllNlsu REVIVED.
Remark able Lecture on the Procreatic
Of Children.

Remark able Lecture on the Procreatfon
Of Children.
CHICAGO, April "A. a remarkable lecture
was delivered at the art institute yesterday
aftsinoon by Professor Davidson, Of New
York, on The Nature and Cause Of our
Social Difficulties" The lecture was IN.
tended FOR women only, and the room was
well filed Two leading causes we're az
signed for the present disturbed condition OF
society The first was the lack Of justice ia
snacting and enforcing laws, and the second
the recklessness with which the poorer
classes assume human responsibility Pro
fessor Davidson warmed up whsn be dis
cussed the second cause, aud his remarks
we're forcible and eloquent.
Denounced Great Crime.
He declared that no greater crime could
BE- committed against society than that Of q
man and woman bringing child into the
world without being reasonably sure that
they can by care, nurture and education
make It's life a blessing and not q curse TO it.
self and its neighbOrs. Persons who com
NIT this crime once" said DR. Davidson,
ought 10 be removed from society as pests;
~forced 10 labor for the maintenance OF their
Offspring, and so confined as 20 be prevented
from repeating such a crime"
At the Anti-Sscret Society meeting Rev.
Joseph Cook denounced all secret societies
with the yigor Of language for which he Is
famous.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Knew wbs, Wa. Coming.

Fully ha1 an hour b=fors the ir.t erplo-
sion fire was noticed in the direction % the
company MIL and prepared al for what
followed TEgS- who wsr- watching the
flames finally .aE a 6-Izi II fash, inms-
diatslv foloTsi By t-rrif: shock. which
shattered half thu glass on Iron street., after
which great cloud Of Efnoks arose over thu
scene The sscon1 explosic was also sen
from the city an prsssnte1 the sarns ap-
psarsnes, AMI Immediately after tas first
eKplo-son one Of the empires Of the con-
pany stsrtSd out 70 the wosn
The watch man Not Killed.
He vas Just drawing near whea he saw
the fash Of the second expo sion and threw
himself On the ground taus escaping in jury.
No one was injured by the sxplo-.oa- Tns
night watchmsn, who has ben regularly
employed ct ths mill, Wa rss-a.7i two
nights sgo. The fire Is supposed - have
eriziust-I mar the boiler
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
A Chicago Woman with Grit.

CHICAGO, April 24-Mrs John Furis OF
A5 Fulton street, distinguished herself Tues
day afternoon by capturing thief single
handed and dragging him along the street
until she met policeman Mrs. Fnrie dis
covered man making his exit through an
open window with bundle Of clothes under
his arm. She promptly seized him by the
shoulder and hauled him back into the
room. He made no resistance until he had
been taken the distance Of block. when be
tried 70 break away, but Mira Furie held Oh
uutil q policeman came 10 her Assistance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
eucakS MAS TOO QUICK.
A jealous bat Separated Husband Prob
ably Fatally Shot

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, april 24-Last
evening Joseph 2. Anderson was probably
fatally woundsd by q. K. Buchan, a civil
engineer from Pittsbarg, wlo vas walking
with the formers wife. Mr.. Anderson had
bssn separated from her husbsni- bat he
was still lsaIOus Of her Buch1n AMI Mrs.
Anderson wsrs out walking. when thsy
were joinsd by Anderson 4 quarrel ensued
and a udsrson drew pistol Buc an vas
too quick and shot him tg-:cs Anderson
tbsn fired several shots, ,ut apparently
without eject At last account. Buchan had
not baen captured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
elected

TEE 6enocrsts II Hancock cognty
elected twenty cot 81 Twenty-Five mem
bers IL the board ~ supervisors si the
recent elecsion- TITS looks ss tho1gh
Hancock would repeat her Old tine dem
ocrstie majority this fan The democrats
also captured E majority 81 the sUpervi-
sors Of Warren cognty-S to 7.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Fonr Dollar. for Nine Bours

NEW YORK, April "a "A special meeting
of tbs New York branch OF the National
Granite Cutters union was held Tuesday
night In Clarendon hall and resolutions
were adopted to notify all heads of city de-
partments that hereafter nm on granite cut
ters will request "a per DAY, nine hours to
constitute a days work, five days in the
week and eight on Saturday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Secretary b. ne Explains

WASHINGTON CITY, April 24.-Secretary
Blaine Tuesday directed a message to be
sent to the various committees in the south
that had prepared to entertain the delegates
to the international American conference
expressing bis regret that the southern eI-
cursion of the conference had to he aban-
doned: but there would have been but one
foreign delegate in the party after leav-
ing Richmond, and great uncertainty
whether others would join later. He thanks
the committees sincerely for the hospitality
they extended and the trouble taken to ar
range for their entertainment Several re-
plies have been received regretting the ne
cessity which compelled abandonment Of the
tour
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
COMPLAINS OF CANADA.
Gallons Report on the Question I
Canadian Competition.

CoIlom's Report on the Question of
Canadian Competition.
WASHINGTON CITY, April 25.-Senator
Cullom has finished his report on the inquiry
by the committee on interstate commerce
into the relations of the railroads OF the
United States and Canada, and whether
discrimination is made By Canada in respect
TO American vessels on the lakes or canals
The report finds that American rail
roads are seriously affected by the com
petition Of Canadian lines heavily sub
sidized; also that unjust discrimination
is made by Canada against American YES
sells on the lakes in the matter OF entrance
and clearance fees, and that American YES
sells do not receive the rebates on canals In
Canada granted to Canadian vessels The
interstate commerce law is shorn of many
of its benefits to American citizens by
reason Of this state Of facts, and the govern.
tnent should take action accordingly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

CHICAGO, April A-Perry & Green's
picture frame and molding establis hment
at "A Clinton street was Quilted by nrs yes
terday afternoon Loss on building and
contents $4,000. During the fro a side
walk. on which had congrsgated All inn
mense crowd OF men and boys, gave way
and precipitated over hundred people to
the ground below Three small boys were
seriously In jurcd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Chioauo Man Ml,sinp.

CHICAGO, April 24-C. r Davidson, an
insurance agent doing busin rs in this city,
is missing. He is supposed to have been
thrown into the river by thugs who first
drugged him and then stole some valua-
BILE diamonds and $50 which he is known to
have had with him. His hat has been found
on the river bank
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
WATCHED FOR The EXPLOSION.

The Blowing Up Of the Authosy Powder
Mil Near Segzn nee
NAEqUETTZ. Nieh. April "a At about
fifteen rainutez after , o'cIoc< Tuezise even
ing the mill Of tb7 Anth0ay Powder eofnpa-
ny, located abo4i one and a Llaf rnilss from
SegaHn@a, blew up. AMI ths hook Of the eI-
plOsion raisei havoc with tie giA.z in Ne
gsun7s buildings. shaking = entire town
Twenty fniEUts after the ( rst IDiosson a
second hardly less severe again shook the
to1n, but dii not DO a. much 5amags a. thu
frat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Have They just Found 1t Out?

CHICAGO, April A-A peculiar bill for
divorce Is that filed by Grace Woodward.
who married Ed ward Woodward at Quincy,
Ill.,, Sept. IL, 1887 They lived together
anti July l, 1859, but Mrs. Woodward now
,ets up the claim that the marriage Is Illegal
because she and her husband are first cous-
ns. Though the marriage IL void under ILL.,
aois law the husband refuses TO consent TO
separation and threatens bodily injury to
the woman If she attempts to exercise the
rights of an unmarried woman. She asks
Tor an injunction restraining him from mo-
testing her
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

LONDON. April 24-The Nottinghamshire
miners, comprising the constituency Of Mr.
Edward Ellis, Gladstonian member Of Par
Lament for Rushcliffe, have served notice
upon that gentleman that unless he will
give his unqualified support to the move
ment for a general working day or eight
hours they will consider that he has for
feited their confidence Mr. Ellis has not
yet replied to the notice
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
STUART RoBsoN's JOKE ON CRANE.
He startIes His Old Partner Nearly Out
of - Years Growth.

New YoRK, April 24.-Stuart Robson
played parslytic prank ON his old partner,
William II, Crane, at the Star theatre Tues
day night. Mr.. Grams was in the middle OF
an act of ''The Senator" when man sud
denly rushed on the stage In full view Of the
audience, and grasping the startled come
dian by the hand. exclaimed In high, pip
Ing voice, "Hallo, Senator. how are youi
Glad TO see you. Hope you are we'll Are
you making living over hsreT ! just
thought I'd run over from the greatest COM
sdy theater In New York and shake hap :
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

TEE demoerzu o. the Sin,h (Mol dis
triet are talking strongly Of rozinsiiDg
the Hon. @. 9. Csztiensn for co1grssa
He uss defeated two yesrs ego. bat no1
HE frie.ds are ssnguine thst Be can d
s1ec4eH
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
a Dance at the white House.

WAsHISGTos CITY, April 24-The first
White House dance Or many years took
place last night. The invitations were issued
by Mrs. Mckee, the presidents daughter,
and read from to IL Everything appeared
In good shape and the expressed opinion was
that things looked charming. The east
room was handsomely decorated. Around
the long room banked against the wall were
masses Of palms and greens; smilax entwined
the crystals of the chandeliers and the man-
tets ware hid in banks Of choice cut hJwers
The carpet was covered with linen, which
made smooth surface for the dancers, who
tripped the light fantastic until o'clock In
ha inn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Death of Georpe Cornell.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April "A -Gsorge Cornell,
who was shot by J. j. Grinnell, died at
North McGregor Tuesday might He never
recovered consciousness after the shooting,
and never uttered word Mrs. Grinnell
the cause Of the tragedy, is dangerously III
at Clayton, near McGregor, and the ply 81
clan holds but little hopes for her recovery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

CHICAGO, April "A The guests in Kuhn.
hotel on Clark street last night were treated
10 a bad scare through an incendiary fire
that was started In the Office OF DR. Kean.
The fire was discovered about midnight, and
{: was burning iercely in pile Of old paper
that had evidently been collected and pre-
pared for the occasion. 1t was easily eI-
tinguished, but II It had gained head way
the consequences would have been serious
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
A Missing Girls Bod Found.

JAMEsrows. N. Y, April "a The body
OF Florence Lillian Peterson, who mysteri-
ousiy disappeared from her home on the
evening OF March "A. was foul In the creek.
short distance from her oarents home.
last night. The body was b. diy dsiigured
a post-mortem examination indicates that
the girl met her death by Dire wping.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Boston, April 24-It was discovered
yesterday morning that Hugh Carey's tailor
shop in Hamilton place was robbed of goods
valued at $1,000 between the hours of 7:45
and 10 o'clock Tuesday evening. at time
when hundreds OF fee2le were passing by
into Music hall near by. In the dust on the
floor were found the footprints of two large
IN en- and one small man.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Refugee. from the Submerged Lands.

PLAoUEmIsE, La, April ~ This town IL
filed with people from tho submerged coun-
try, sou bringing their FAM lies and cattle
for safety others seeking lumber and mate
rials to keep out backwater. Many families
from Grand river aad tbs interior are
ramped along Bayou Plaqueinins.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Last son nfHi. familx.

BosTOS, April ~ Hon Francis DINA
Steiman, last surviving grandson of Will
lam ElieTy. a sisner OF the Declaration Of
Independence, died yesterday. aged 20 years
He served several terms in the Re .lsIature
aui IN the city council
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
THEDAILY ARGUS
,nn ". POTTER.
THCxsoAT. Arz1L a. 1870.

W. q Ger VII give the second re-
oeips 20 the government for kis szlsry
when he draws fro-a The treasury The
rs0nsy EIleoit stole from him s-A1edo
Ueyn1e4df
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Death OF a va...r prof,..or.

PoUaHKEEpsrE, N. Y, April "A Miss
Abby Moore Goodwin. professor Of Latin
ana Greek at Vsssar college, died in Vsssar
hospital yesterday. She had been an H.
structor at the college for seventeen years
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Want the Same Pay rs Outsiders.

New YoRK, April PA committee of
the Brick-Layers union No. z, of this city,
yesterday called on the park commissioners
and asked the same pay for city brick-lsyers
as outside men received. Their written de-
maud was filed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

GALEsBURo, Ill, April 24.-Dr. J. NJ.
Bruner, Of this city, walked out Of second.
story window yesterday morning and was
killed by the fall. He was partially de-
mented from the use of liquor and narcotios
when the accident occurred,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Am Earthquake In California.

WARRINGTON. ID. c., April "a The
signal corps observer at San Francisco
reports heavy earthquake there this
morning. Details are not obtainable as
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
pavItt Advise, the st,,k,r.

Cork, April PA joint meeting Of the
various trades unions held here yesterday
approved a telegram sent by Michael Davitt
advising all the strikers except those en-
ployed by the railways to resume work A.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Another Ninihattan story.

Rock SPRINGS, Wyo., April 2+-There was
no los of life in the coal mine fire here Tues
day night, nor even any serious injuries
to tie men. The mine was sealed 10 eI-
tinguish the fire.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
BIG SIR siiII Burned.

CATAsAQUA, Pa, April rs. The larg.
=. silk mill In the Lehigh valley was de
I'd by fire this morning. Seven
ed and twelve injured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
What's ;he Bishop Been ABIDING or

WHAT : ne BI-hoP BcFn a-DoiDg OF
LONDON, April "A a dispatch from Rome
says taat Cardinal san F-lic,, archbishop of
Naples, has grievously offended the pope
aud has been notified OF hi remova, from
ais see He will be succeeiei by Msr Ag-
liardi, now napaI nuncio at Munich
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
The MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April "a
Quotations on the board Of trade to-day
were follows; Wheat-No. > Mas, opened
sslac, closed sslxc; June, opened and closed
sc; July. opened s6-sc. closed s5Asc. Corn
No. May. opened sc, closet SIC: June
opened and closed aSc: July, opened and
closed G}.c. Oats-So. g May, opened 24zsc,
closed 24%<c. June, opened "a. closed e4lIc.
July, opened 24c, closed 2iIsc. Pork-May.
opened sle7o, closed sl3le July, opened
Sl2el. closed $3.50 Iard-Aiay, opened
SO. "a. closed S6SlS
Live stock-The stock yards report the fol-
lowing range OF prices; Hozs-Market opened
rather active. with prices SC lower.
light grades, S+.0194-3l; rough packing. $40
GAGS; mixed lots, Si-05I42), heavy packing
ard shipping lots, 81 10 G4SL
Produce: Buttsr-Fancy Elgin, 2'2eOlfc per
10; fine creameries, l7Gls diaries, finest, fresh
l+1l7c; fresh packing stock, +z6c. Eggs
Strictly fresh. lie per doz- Dressed poultry
Chickens g!sGloc per ID; turkeys, loGlsc;
young hens, l5Jl5lsc; ducks, l2 sl+c- Apples
Fair to choice, s.. Oti-5o per Dbl
New York
NV YORK, April q
Wheat-NO. red winter sac cash; do
May. s57sc; do June, e4ksc: do July. eS,sc.
CoTn-NO. mixed 46c cash; do May, 4s.c. do
June. csc; do July, Ale. Oats-Dull but
steady: NO. mixed, S4l&c cash; do May,
BIC; do June, SDc. Rye-Dull and Nomi-
diu
Quiet; mess. Sl3.75dIIUJ for new Lard
Dull; May, ss.57: July. al; August, ss.7p
Cattle eeves below best quality IOc lower;
other grades steady at S3.3BGlsG COWS and
mixed, .l.40G3 30. stockers and feeders, s.. O
ea3.ss grass Texans, $500 80 She.p-Duli:
lower; muttnns. $4.j0.l6.C0. corn-fed west
ems. s5.0oJ5.s5; lambs, Sis3a675
Live stosk: Cattle-Market IOc lower;
steers S3-etD5O per l0b lbs: bulls and dry
cows, s2J6r93. 0. Sheep and lambs Sheep
weaker; lambs steady; nnshorn sheep. S50aa
60 per loD lbs; clipped do, s45J 81 unshorn
warnings, s7.l0D' 75' CLIPPED do, 500 55.ssts-
HOES Market steady; live hos, Si+tg4pO D r
lO lbs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

city supersedes hanging
NC 80 high strung.