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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Lox-1lssag has ss&Fssd "a ths fsl.s"
snd Ess k8s1Ae Fivxrs In WlseeEs-A
Fsrslasss Wsrs. sas ssts2 ssavlss
~ act - sfAs~s< - stsssd sssfansfas
q Us ~tts.
A shock Of ssEzhSgske ssstHsiHs
several sssss4s. w.s felt early FrA2~s
uersiAg a. Doves. Ne
JehH Costello II years ed. Of hsr-
Len, n X u charged vita tbs nsrdsr
Of ais s-yssr-sl1 srstAeE
Fear New kAsiana breweFiess II L.
stated st BostSn. have been s0Easa ever
ts EDglish Esn fer 50 $50. eos
over /. 0so eoys Ia the Lswrsaesviils
ssesisn OF Pittsburgh have gene on
strike for atty cents week advance Ia
wsgss-
AaAs Pix. years Of age. wss killed
by freight train near Madison. Wis,
Friday. Esr PaFents reside IN enc sf
the D4kotas
Aarles simmons (soloredl was hSngeo
FRIDAY At MsuRt Pleasant s. c, for tAs
murder OF otto Fishsns lEhitel October
l6 lie confessed his guilt.
NO et<9et AAHNe1 tSAIb~1N' ~
Springfield, IL. will change the motive
power ot their various lines from horses
10 gas motors and electricity.
-Four men and a woman have been ar
rested in Montgomery County, Va,
charged with the murder OF County
Treasurer Craddoll, of Pulaski.
A company is being formed with a
large capital to establish plant in New
Bedford. Mass, fer bnilding iron and
steel sailing vessels and steamships
James r. Hayes treasurer Of the Buf-
falo IN. ~ Switchmen's Union, is short
$500 in his accounts. He was arrested
for grand larceny and held for trial IN
-, 900 bail.
Each delegate 10 the Pan-Amercan
conference was the recipient Friday
night OF silk American flag, the gift
OF the Women's Silk Culture Associa-
ton OF the United States.
The Haskin Wood Vulcanizing Com
pany of New York fled certificate of
Incorporation at Albany, n. Y, to
carry on the business of dealing in lum-
Der. The capital is s., 600, 900.
A statement issued by the Treasury
Department at Washington shows that
the value of tho exports of breadstufs
from tho United States during the
month Of March was SO, $50. 900.
Mrs. Mary Emery was arrested II
Marmora, o., Thursday, charged with
being an accomplice in the murder 0
her husband last September. Peter
Davis has been in jail for the murder
| since it occurred.
The labor disorders in Vienna are FOL
the present at an end and the city il
quiet A large number of men ART
still on strike, however, and there arr
fears Of widespread rioting or May l, or
which day it is proposed to hold grea
labor demonstration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
BLOOD NAY FLOW.
aozdinw Ooars Under Dimoulsiss
Ia ksasooky.
SoLslEss Guard rgE sESNays.
o~xiH ~ nz1g4gsss . ssigs 81 fsrss< ct
H-<l&a CszFs-ns-ss-Jaaxs noy@s
Lars IA E.zx~r-Frss-sllig sf
SsFls4s tES2sss.

TEE SI1SArfcS A SEANs o*E.
PIszvLLLA Ky, April iA-Msil from
Hsri4a Court H02ss. forty miles away,
ever tie nsznszlns. arrived Thursday
aigAk Lsttsrs from Sat point iadi-
cate dangerous coa&itioa Of srsirs-
There is = elxsh between C4pt2la
Gather, Ia eom@4ni q the military.
ana Judge BOYD Ths latter h4s
ordered the ssldier ~ arrest ali
druRksa nen Gather refused, say
lag that hs did not iGtsod 20
usarp the powers ei the eisil author
tiles Every saloon is elSsed and al
armed soldier guards every entrance to
the towA AL ineoners ars searched
for weapons and not msh Is allowed
70 enter the courthouse without being
searched. Judge Boyd walks 70 and
from the court-heuss protected by .
guard OF sight soldiers, and two armed
soldiers stand watch AZ bis room AL
night while Others protect tAe house.
TIE great case az this tsrm Of court,
and the Que which tt Is feared will end
in Wholesale blosdshed, Is that OF VIII
jennings, the boss on tlaw Of the county,
the ~ickedsss man Ia the mountains.
He Is on trial for ais life. The hearing
OF the evidence began Wednesday. His
friends do net hesitate to say openly that
II he is convicted they will not allow
the troops TO take him away. while
IL he Is cleared his enemies swear they
will kill him before he leaves the town.
| All the prisoners ia the jail under peni-
"a Of
what is coming IL Jennings is convicted
and the soldiers. attompt TO take him
away that they have requested that
| they be not taken At the same
time. Captain Gather realizes the
| gravity Of the situation, and
every soldier has in his pocket a
\ farewell letter TO be opened
| In case he Is shot. II Jennings
is convicted he will be sentenced in
stantly and, guarded by the company,
be started from this point directly from
the courthouse. he will be especially
guarded by three men, who will have
orders TO shoot him IL rescue is at
tempted. The march from Harlan to
this place Is forty miles over tho rough
est bride paths. through the loneliesi
mountains, and jennings 200 or SOC
followers could anoihllats the pany
of iorty-six men before the march il
half over.
Monday morning an arrow, TO which
was attached note, was found just al
tho edge Of the town. The note warned
Judge Boyd that IL bis charge TO the
Jury was against Jennings be would
never live to get home. 1t seems hard
ly possible that the present term o
court will end without bloodshed A
courier is expected hourly and it il
feared he will bring bloody news. 1t il
known that Will 5. Howard, hench
man OF Jennings, with over 100 armed
men, is in the woods not far from Har
Ian. and he swears q war of extermina
tion against the soldiers il they attemp
70 take Jennings away il convicted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
THE M'KINlEY BILL.

Commercial Circles In Paris and Berlin
Esoited Over the Proposed Tariff Meas
urs.
BERLIN, April 1s.-The agitation in
Paris commercial circles growing out of
the apprehension that the Mckinley tar
~ administrative bill, II 1t should be-
come law. would have serious effect
upon the business of exporting to the
United States, now has Its counterpart
in this city. Many of the Berlin
merchants interested in the exporta-
ton of goods to America are seek
ing to bring influence TO bear for the
purpose OF having the bill either
greatly modified or altogether with
drawn. They assert that ths measure,
II it goes into effect in its present form,
will strike fresh blow at the eKporta-
ton of German goods and manufactures
70 the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

his . aefar's worth 81 BEADS Tbs
ssas clear ease ef lsroent to the
crimes II eubeGElenent and mGlte@s-
Snoe * oraoe with whicA Archer j. AZ
re@sy charged
Under The constitution OF tie State
tae bond Of the 1re@sarer, as soon @s
approved ey the oovsrners must pe rled
wlth the clerk a she ooart 81 appeals
u Las leaked egt that Aro1ers soHd Tor
us second term wis aot nlea anti iSst
kessna Der, iast iweAt~-tse EloEths
after ais elecusn % stioe which Is
swing % gross oAr,tlsssness % the part
81 6sYernoF Jsekssa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
ANOTHER DEADLOCK.
The Iowa Legislaiure In g snsri over ths
HeapPsrtionment Riii.

DIS MONIES, Ia, April 12--There
was considerable time spont in the
House Friday in discussion OF the repre-
sentative district bills. known ss the
majority and minority bills Of the
two eaucuses. Gardiner, Of Clinton,
framed the Democratic or minority hill,
and Blythe. chairman OF the committee,
reported the Republican bill The diff
ference is nc, very great bat il touches
some important principles which the
opposing parties contend for. The
Gardiner bill makes Ida and Monona
Counties each representative district
while the Republican bill combines
them The Gardiner bill combines
Lyon, osceola and o'Brien, the other
bill puts Lyon and o'Brisn together
and makes another district of osceoia
and Clay. After full discussion the
roll was called. resulting in a vote OF 90
20 49-another de&d-look-and there the
matter will likely remain unless some
compromise measure Is agreed upon.
The constitution makes IL the duty of
each General Assembly TO fix the ap-
portionment snd redistriot the State. IL
the Legislature sdj journs without doing
II the Governor may have 70 call an ex-
ira session for that purpose.
Bills were passed 10 provide for dist
riet purchase OF school books aud sup
plies; to appropriate s2oo for the relief
OF the parents OF George Kirestling.
killed while assisting a sheriff to arrest
desperadoes, and TO provide for the sp-
pointnent of guardians for hsbitual
drunkardS
The Senate sitting committee de-
cided 10 report for passage ths Senate
bills TO provide for the regulation Of
the purchase and sale OF school books;
TO change the name OF the Institution
for the Deaf and Dunn b; to give the hgri-
cultural Society power TO regulate its po-
lice force; TO abolish the weather service;
70 allow cities OF the second class ~
levy taxes for building sewers. The
pharmacy bill was under consideration
In the Senate all day long. IL is in
tended 10 repeal tho present law and
makes less stringent provisions in re-
gard to handling intoxicating liquors
/ No definite action was taken.
Governor Boies has appointed Colonel
George Greene, of Cedar Rapids, Ad-
1 jutant-General OF the State, vice BeesoB,
/ resigned
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Nr- YoHE. April ~ R = Dun a
Cos weekly rsvisw of trade ssys that
With larger tonnage in motion thar IN
any previous rear 81 the sane season. .
larger vslsyrs - currency in sctive cir
culatien, larger payments through clear
Lighthouses by nssriT 10 per cent. larger
ira ports and sxperss. srs larger domestic
prod VstioB IN agriculture, In ireH ss4
steel lssthsr and scot and shoe usr -
fsctxrs. TIE esuntrT hss entered upon
the sscon4 quarter ~ tse rssf wifs
great bepsfslBess Trade thrsuF
tee cosnty trenas gradually iupfsvirE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

ssasrssg Has sesA Esnssea. sxt tue
Bana4ze ts Haaxt.

LIrTLE ReCK. Ark. April IL Parties
arriving fr0m Arkansas City re-
pert the water sasSiaiBg al that
point although trains are net
yet running iass the town There
are no cases Of actual safer
lag. the generous oontrl betions from
surrounding towns having snsr6ed re-
lief where it was needed The loss 10
property IL heavy and viii aggregate
many thousands Of dollsrs On sSten-
sive area Of farming land hss been ren-
dered unit for cultivation, and should ne
crop te be grown on IL this year the ei-
feel will be serious 10 The cotton grew
ing interests. The shsrihs CT Deshsr
Marion aRd Phillips eos.ntles have teie
graphed Governor Eagle saying that Rs
tepts from the Government are needed
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
TIE PROBLEM AT TIE TOP.


was placed on two protrud!ng spikes
to keep the ladder proper dis
tance from the face OF the chin
ney. This process was repeated with
all the ladders Each ladder was hauled
up by . tackle block and rope, operst-
ed by two assistants upon the ground.
After the lower end was secured Phil
lips daringly climbed IL half way and
drove the spikes with which il was ~ he
made firm.
The chimney is round, of symmesi-
cal form, and is beautiful piece Of
architecture. At the top there is
great fare or bell that has an outward
slope Of Eve feet and % overcome this
apparently insurmOuntsbls obstacle
seemed TO the spectators OF the work
the most diacult part Of the under
taking. Phillips was eouai 70 il,
however. lie carried has ladders up IN
a straight course Sc far ss they would
&c. and frern point fifteen feet or so
lover ran a long ladder 70 the TOP O. The
bell. This VAS secured IN The top Of
the chimney by means OF spikss and
- te4 h~s0 fht4 ~ t@Dtht
from the top Of the upperrest short
ladder. 90 that he could oiimb il 20
drive TIE spikes To The enlooksr it
seemed an inpossihlity ~ 80 fsstsn a
ladder at re angie required "a " sus-
Ole The elm Der n crswl outward sna
get over "a. edge of the bSll at the top.
but II has been sooouplishsd, ara the
daring cliabsr hss earned ssBs fee ss
his fewzr6
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
A MAN OF NERVE.
CLIMBING 4 CHIMNEY s3s FEET EIsa
us. PsrBoss Bat InEszisss asshes q.
Rs.rhlss the Damaged T~s II tss
er.st ss.oks-st.ek 81 tAs Clara
Thrszs CsEp9ays woFks.

Nsw YoRE. April ls.-Thsus.nas Of
persons kept their eyes on tue big chin
nsy ot ths Clark ssEsae works. al kear-
ley. yesterday neEaing, watching fer ths
appearances Of JOAN PHILLIPS. the bold
slater. who was About te finish his task
Of making The wreck createa by light
ming approachabls by inspectors At
7.l9 o'clock Phillips placed tke last
ladder, an iron one, In position, and
climbed over the great bell and collar
70 the tep Of the chimney. On reach
inr the top Re waved one hand and =
wild cheer arose from the assem blea
watchers A few more hOsrs' work By
the nerEy climber made il possible fer
workmen 10 reach the tep. The chimney
was foand 70 be considerably damaged
During the severe thunderstorm en the
morning OF March rs lightning struck
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

JEYFFRsos CRY. Mo April "a The
State encsmpnent % The Grane hruy
q the Republic concluded its bpsiness
Friday evening Leo nsssieur. - e.
Louis. was elected nraanosr Eeso-
lutions wore adopted mons ofisliaiug
Congress 20 sppropris. money fof q
sol6iers' home iD this state snd favor
ing the p2ssars of the Dependent pen
sfrn AL
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
- YorE H. III


CHTraro ArrL y
CtTTLF- Ms-kss rstss- ssist ans scw z-e
pr1css essg cat nos suc-sEss ever c1ofs sozs
-z-rst o. & Ts2z = fa- shasee - tsssY ssfe-
Pinz Steers "a 2 fer Food - shefse 60.
e EstS = - rc-rson to fsff - - 80 = -
autrhs-s sts~~z e. <szs 1o ~ zt-cxers - p
. sE frr Tsxsrs q po4s % s-~ Fa.SN~s . srs1
40 f-r cews 9 Fasz.z a. ser Rals ars 81 sasEs q
f-~ Ts- Cef~-s
Hcss -Msrsef s-tsvs nas Ser-nz Fross
a e. sigssr ssifs r-rs -sse 81 fffs %
~ aFss 4 ssa< = ~ rsavs rarkas q -
- f-- 70 xs1 aze sfa..ss = = = snr ses~T Fsck
~ ae5 sEsrnEx Estz
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
aea,-EStste Boom in chicago.

CHrcAeo. April 12.-The real-estate
transfers of the last week are the largest
in the history OF Chicago. The aggre-
gate reaches the sum Of IS, 500, $50. The
aggregate for the corresponding week
last year amounted to 81. 773, l06. The
sctivity of the week has included every
variety of real estate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Erw YORK. April ~ The sur's
Washington specisl says that Pfesi-
dent Harrison hss suseuboss tat
he vii be a candidate FOR re-nouiBs
ton. HIS spokesrnan ts bis intipsts
frisnt- Treasure Huston. ybo SAID On
returning frou Inaisus Frbsyi IN.
diana viii r. Republican IN lssf. ans
sbs will 20 fot Bsr Hsrrison
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Mansfield. O., April Mrs. c.
lowering and her guest, Miss Emiline
Hill, of Need more, Pa. were driving al
FredericktowR. south Of the city, Fri
day evening. when ths horse ran away,
shrowing both ladies' out Of tho buggy.
Miss aiIl was instantly killed and Mrs.
Leverinr probably fatally Injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

EEw YOKE. Ar1il ~ There ~srs 2ce
Business fsll rfes in -. United States
ssrirr tbs seven days ended or Triss7.
sgsipst 3os he previous sever tsTs
TIE totsl - failures ir ne United
states from Jsnnsry ~ fsts 10 ess.
sgsinst t.s1S In lsse
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

L1Horr. L. Apfli - Tbs gsDsrsi
corfsrsnos e tss rasyrsfizsd ehhrcf -
Latter Dsv Ezlrss has b~su - sessiYr
l,srs a. tkfs vssk .rs - ftt.ueef ~
cveT 10 member P-esitsft 3nserh
esith. son - TIE foftasr - hormun-
ism. = directing tbs p-os ceilings Itis
s-osT - nsrrsns claif1s - 10 ne t-us
HovraoH oosr a. orgss 80 ~ seseft
srnith. 81 Ttsy ,lsiw = - ePPosso -
10 vFang
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

T.u Cans. Wis. 1pril - -Chsrisy
Rsfkers plscs sssr this eitT. ere 81 the
rost aosoTiops pinsry sshs n this sec
t.aa. vss burneS 80 oolosk FRIDAY
morning u r. supposed 81 vss So ~
f-s ~ tks ishsbftsrts a tbe rsighboT
hood 1hs oscsPsHta NH NoEsnr
hsrs-y escaped Ths place hzs bssn .
sn5bls n1assnc. tbs sprinF sHe .
scene - sensirusl fsbtlpg sns rosssyy
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
WORSE AND WORSE
Tr.ssnrsr Archers st-sItsr. Greater
Thau - First R-rorted

Thau st First P-ported.
BAfT7xoHE. Nd. Abril - Tie con-
usittee iuvsstirs ing ths sFsirs ~ sF-
treasure Archer o. Friday broueht 20
light evidence ~ ereoxsdness or TIE
part e. Archer an5 esrelsssasss q TIE
part ~ Governor Jackson - tbs Frossest
chsra~ter TIE reports - Archer flsd
in the CenptroI lsr's orsee show hat hs
has a~ooar I'd Tor 4pra-3 e So 90
worfh - honSs . eFs5 - have been
uur-hass-s from Jean A Hzut tist5n
4 Co. ire Frsaklin Mechanics VA
tiorA s1s Central savings hsnks for
the ssnklne fuhd. 06cssls fro1S sbess
bazSs pronoanes3 undsr oSts b.for.
ths esu RI tsss thst tbs Statement yss
fssa. slsrinT that tssy lad H<vsr sols
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

COLUMBUS, Ind, April l2.-Near this
city Friday lot Of hogs set upon a
heifer and young calf and devoured
them. In an adjoining pasture drove
OF cattlo became infuriated at the smell
OF the dead cow and calf, broke down
the fence and charged upon the hogs,
killing ten of them and wounding many
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

LONDON. April i2. Henry " Stanley
hss reached Cannes. Tie was received
upon his arrival by Sir William Mackin-
non, CAairaan Of ths Euin Relief Com
nis,es Mr.. ssaalsy subsequently
osIisd spor tie Prime. % Wales
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
Five Prisoners Escape.

LEBANON, Ind, April IA jail de-
livery was effected here Thursday
night The Jail door was pried from its
hinges and five Of the SIX prisoners es-
capped. Charles Miller, in Jail awaiting
trial for murder. wes the only prisoner
who remained.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
Sowing oxts by Moonlight.

FORT DopoE, Ia, April 12.-The
strange spectacle of farmers sowing
oats by the light OF the moon is now to
DO seen nightly In this vicinity. The
recent rains have interfered with the
planting of grain until now. and the
fear Of recurrence OF the wet weather
has caused the farmers to take time by
tha forelock In this NaV
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

BFvssshs April IA - A dispatch 70
shs Indspsndsucs Beige from Cannes
SAYS test NJ stsnley hss declined to
atseud sas Ansi-Slsvs Congress- now
ssssiag in Brussels, .. ne ground tAas
%. esaiisior of sis health ~iu net per-
MT ksr % 10 40
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

THE GREAT SECRET OF GOOD FIRE
ESCAPE is something that viii AZ all times
and uude- al circumstances. render escape
irolr burning building comparatively safe
aHd EASY.
SUCH Is THE JACKOBOTCE FIRE ESCAPE.
it IS simple in construction ald safe Ia oper-
alton. aut consists OF a : RONG IRON LAD
Dnk running up the walls of building con-
nected as each roOr with . BALCONY or
PLATFORM 50 arranged az 20 facilitate the
escape of ali persons in the burning building
Iois firr Escape With its Balconies. Is
perfect safe. guard against falling. and Is a
great help 70 children and the infrm in their
Efforts % get down on the inside OF the ladder
10 IL handsome In design. and when prop
erly attached % = building gives a very attract
i've appearance.
For Price List and stvles. address
j. JACCOBOlCE. south Front Street
GRAND RAPIDS MICH.
Refer % Sweets Hotel Clarendon Hotel
BiofEett block. Leonard block. st. Denis
uer * Baxter. uouscman block Wonderly
block. and officers Of the IRE department..
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

PrK5E. lr-fl ~ Marquis Tssng ths
wellknovr chlnsss ststssrran sna for-
-ef Ginistef fe ere cosrts ~ London.
Pare ans "a Fstefsbsrg. = sssd
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
GONE 10 us REWARo.
Death at rhiiaaeIphi. Of cscrxe y.
stuart, the Organiser Of the cbristisn
fou. oaf.sgon

Com no lssioB.
PHiLApELPHIA. April 12.-Georgs =.
Stuart Tor many years prominent in
commercial, financial and religious
circles. died hero Friday morning aged
~ years lie was the head 81 the ex-
extensive dry goods CON mission
house Of Stuart e. Brother for =
number OF years. In 1880 the
firm met with serious reverses and
finally closed Mr.. stuart was the lead
ing spirit in Organizing tie United
States Christian Commission in New
York in lssL lie was chairman ~ the
commission and raised g. 600. oeo for the
purpose OF supplying hose temporal
and spiritual comforts not furnished By
the GoveTnmeE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

WEsrTTsLp. W. April l2-Ths mr.
asszllT mild winter ard spring has cor
sidershlT shortezed fhs maple sagsr
ssssen n Esrtheru Vermont ard much
lsss shsu ne sssal suantitY 81 sagaz Is
hafu~ -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

LIssos. Asri fe-Tse King and
Queen of Portsssl are sbont r. zake q
tear . tie Priscipsl cities q the
eoustrv w1th visr - zlisyiEg "a.
ropslss siseoatest saused hT tAs rscsst
Gts7ass -tss z>siszS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
The BILLIARD MATCH.
Siosson aad schaef-r Zach Win q Game
on Friday How the Players stand.

CHICAGO, April 12.-At the billiard
tournament Friday afternoon slosson
(5Oo) defeating Heiser (2se) by a score
OF 500 TO 1i2. Averages: Slosson. II 7-2s:
Heiser, 3 25-so. Highest runs: SlosSon.
I7s; Heiser, 90. The evening game was
between Schaeier and Cation at the
odds OF 500 10 go. Schaefer won by a
score of 500 to lS4. Averages. Schaefer,
81 7-23; Cation. G ILL Highest runs:
Schsefer, 1871; Cation. "a The stand
ing OF the players up to date is as fol-
lows.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Ss sssiir-s - 80 essb.tt.r fssr.D r.sk.
LsPExA- ksa- tprfl l2-E r Pur-
cell proprietor Il tAs N.nhsttza BAnk
-asss fsases - TnssSay. hAs aisd
seasSuas - sss hastsissss wsiea feet ID
s0tsl q s-<s aoa
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
A THRILLING RIDE.

An Eieethc stfcet-SAr nuns MAD k7ce
at Tacoma - several Passsngers In
jured.
TACOMA. Wash, April 1o-Friday q
street-car dashed headlong down
a steep hill on Eleventh street,
lssped from the track, and dashed
across the Pacific railroad gravel
bed, nearly block away. The
car was fusl of passengers, and the
grade Is one Of the steepest in the city.
Ii vas Sprsgus electric car. The brakes
refused to work and the reversal Of the
c1rrent farther ap the hill had no efcc,
on the speed. Several persons were
hurt, none fatally, however.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

TvfTE. o kpYil "a - TIE orprisr
wsro- ~sTks = srFs thrss-stsry brt,k
st-u-Su-s has hssr Destroyed - frs.
involving iess 81 sst,sss. iEs@ssnes.
tz.oss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. April ~
FLovR-Quiet but frrn. Patents e. lO8475;
Bakers. ~ s'33 -: Straights. g 75sl4 %, Win
ter Patents, 81 3o94 70; Clcars, S3oeS3 %.
WHRAr-Active and prices again higher. No.
. 3cssh, S4'<9SHc; May sfss9So4e; July about
sSGss4c; Nc. Spring, "a = 7oc, No. Spring, 6s
1soc depending on quality.
CoHS-Active and hrmer No. 2 3lh23issc;
No. 2 yellow, ss% 752t,e: No. 3 30N1Sic: No.
5 yellow. 5sc May. 3iGoSec; June, soH
s2Ac; July. 9X9Sa, August, SsetGSSAe
September 34<G3is.
OATS Moderately active and easy. No ? es
G23nc; Nay 23HGBhc; June 81. Gs3 &c;
July. 23s8e3ssc. samples hrm. Demand good
No 4 93HGs4hc; No White. 2i,. 8s6slc
No 2 a. 4a24isc; No. White. 25A195c.
RYE-Ffrm and higher. No 2 cash. &c 4,
Nag. ssRssXc. Samples about S7HZssc for 40.
2. iO1sa3c FOR No.
BARTIY-Readv sale and aTm. Common. thin
Iowa No 4 and No. s ia SIC; good to choice. 20
q &C: NortHNestera-No & thin. 56a42c. good
20 choice. fs s0c: fancy. s2zeec.
MSS PoRk-Msrket greatly ercited. with
only fair trading Prices advanced 800 per
or but rscedsd again 81 o. Prices ragged a.
ss0oaisoO Tor cash 81 IaSaIs 2 for Nay, SIS @
25S0 fes Jsns. sna ST.. "a rs faF July
LsRD-Fairly active and prices Irregular
advanced eDc and then receded lp9f5o. Prices
ranged a. 70 ssEs - for cash, a. e74a6 f1gS FOR
MAJ. % 1sfttt ~ 4Vt sAars aN4 49, - - tbt
JulT
BuTTEa-C-esu.ry. seise; Dairy. Teisc.
PACKING stock 82so.
ES0s-Fresh. io.c
PouLTRY-Llva. Chickens. -afso per ID
TURKEYS &c SC per 10. Ducks ia i2 &c per u {.
os-se ~ 0s1s - per oo1eu
JTeUoss-D Distilled spsf1ts STEADY at 81 o. isr
sHisbsS goods
Nzv YoRE AprI a
vHggT-tctivs irr-Eslsr. uasst'led .1Ac
io-eT. Nay. S1N29l ilsc Jane, s}4&si c,
gu-F. Bs2s1 1855. Aaeust - So sc. SEP
tembrr - lais&ssHo December si<a
- isc
CoRS- -Stre.gsr sns auist, stssnsr sixsd
SsaDac, No 1SaDAe
OATS FirnsT- cEiet western. 2SAs7ikc
F'EcvEsIcTs- Pee steefF- Fste "a
T7s E1tra Ness Y 7s97 n psrk ru5sf
Nsw Ness as qsEg2 50. Cld Ness g. ssall 70
Egsra FrU., e e1as. 1ssr8 oa.st s,ssn
rendered hsa