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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
Cleveland With Columbus.

Elmer Cleveland. the local ball player, yester-
day signed to play with the Columbus Club.
elmer is a very useful man, and he has made
very good terms with the club he is to play for.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
FEAsTING MAY KILL HIM.

One of the Jeanesville Mine Survivors In a
Critical Condition.
HAzLEToN. March 24.-Basco Frinko. one of
the survivors of the GAINESVILLE mine horror is
dangerously ill and his recovery is doubtful.
Frinko, with his three companions were dis
charged from the hospital some days ago.
Since that time they have been feasted by their
friends, and the high living proved too much
for Frinko's stomach in its weakened condi-
tion. He has been removed to the hospital.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

sociation team. Whitney was released by the
New York club last Saturday, and will play
third base,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Secretary
Blaine this morning received letter from
Governor Nichols, of Louisiana, in regard
to the recent killing OF the II Italians in the
Jail at New Orleans, of which the following
is q copy:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
Kelly Signs whitney.

BosroS. March 2l.-Captain Kelly signed
Arth ur Whitney to-day for the Cincinnati AS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

So confident the manufacturers of DR. Sage Caa Remedy
their ability Chronic Caah in the Head
bad Of how long standing that they o good faith the above
reward, for a which they cannot
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
Now to Obtain Fair compIexion by Natural

Now to Obtain Fair compIexio by Natural
Means.
The natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (powder
form) is an excellent aperient laxative and
diurelic- 1t clears the complexion and purifes
the blood. 1t is easily soluble, pleasant to take
and permanent in action. The genuine product
of the Carlsbad Springs Is imported In round
bottles. Each bottle comes in a light blue paper
cartoon, and has the signature, "Eisner d Men.
delson Co., New York," on every bottle. W
FISNER & MENDELSON'S
Ia CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALTS.
SOLD BY
JOS. FLEMING & SON,
4l2 Market street,
mhle-s2 Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
WHITE STAR LINZ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Majestic. Mch. 25 d - IN Majestic. April - 8 m
GerGianic April 1, 103OIm Germanic, p. ~ $3.50
'Teutonlc. April 8. D In .FTcutonic. May G. m
Brtannic pr u. II am Britannia. 1lay l3. 9:3Oam
From " hite star DOCK loot OF West TeEtn 81.
Second cabin on these steamers. saloon rates
$50 and upward. Second cabin. SIS and upward,
according TO steamer and location. OF BERTH. Ex-
cursion tickets favorable terms. SteeIage, so.
Prepaid, S23.
White Star drafts payable on dem and in all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. Ap-
ply 10 John j. MCCORMICK, $50 and 4OI Smith
Held ST., PttsburZ, or j. BRUCE lSMAI, Gen-
eral Agent. IL Broadway, New York. ie23-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25
THE WEATHER.

The United States Signal Service officer in
this city furnishes the following:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

Before assuring yous@,
or investing your money!
exomine the Tweny-Year
Tontne Policies of The
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the u. S.
Policies maturing in
1891 realize cash re-
turns to the owners, of
amounts varWng from
12Oto 1867 ofhe money
paid in, besides the ad-
vantage of the Assurance
during the whole period
of twenty years.
The following is one
of many actual cases
maturing this year.:
Endowment Policy No. 64,925.
Issued in 1871, at age a. Amount, $4,000.
Premium, Ss39.s0. Total Prems. Paid, s4,796.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

When a man knows his
business he may be called
evel headed. Buy your
Boys Clothing of the man.
ufacturer and save your Is
per cent. Show your level
head. Buy of the maker.
Save the middleman's profit.
Jacksons' sale of Boys Con-
flrmation Suits continues
this entire week. Boys
Long-Pant Suits in black
and blue Cheviots, with
patch pockets,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-25

"EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT, J
STATE OF LOUISIANA. :
BATON ROUGE, March q, 1891. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JULY o. soI-rEN PAGES

spring, SIC bleached winter 57a5sc beaehed spring.
loa1 oSos Palm 5GSs Gilfs STRAIT. &. PSI asd BANK SSS
ia All directions, and indicative of no trea change
to Eaash Por - The s1es 2e are barely sustained
ha%1u GkAISS 6a E292 eS:e sr san To
ppl !IevO qr y cork for orders 81 od late sepJem-
gS mq5 rRf EisSo5e :, IS 81 AdfSS
5 ID bb BARK n1 l'4 h,P T $50 ot rsosd
i6sDeS "a Pa eT5Ss lSe Coo British baIE YofH
s s35A Da sssca hence SS to "a 500 S6s
british brig Bessie May hence t. Santos amber On
quiet for the day. but
a. 81 55S9l2 % new DO, s2 50dsis o5 short clear
~ ~ SD o steady bgt slow Ezra Mess quoted
i5sS e slG Il y. IN aal SSs 81 SS@fs E
Ter weak Saoei here at SIS BEE 56zss 3 and at fR the
West a. 81 CUT MEATs-sdi rule firm. with
and Il svqoee nc Picked f BeSs S quoted At
s6oudr s S5 jams snos Sm Do Co. g2S Ptd
sested and lover sS at GheaFo speT5ef short rib;
F FRY litSs for 9qsss at SI. 81 asay 51s
ss s.ea S2 f Psn se d%.r a d As W
City steam ws9Eet ,aes 50 tcs, 5000 I5c Refined
July closed az zoe 5ld August closed at 7lc sales
LOO t Sco 9.SaSs3e September closed az Ssee
sales 500 tcs. 7.ola7 O5c December clOsed st fire
saG eGs 0T da s nf Y and s s
Pennsylvania Creamery tubs state
srss isd other Western extrss a1sc western ls asts
lGd16l.c seconds Ia 2u15c thirds dairy half
hrkn tubs and pals extra 17alsc 60 hrs 15@31Gc;
90 seconds ltf5S1N5e do Welsh tubs, extras lic;
do seconds isc DO thirds iaa12isc; Western Dairy
Grsts l3G14c do seconds 12aGl3c do thirds II 2d1oc
Western factory rkns extra Isaal4e tubs extra I23
l12c..--.-C HEESE-Rues firm on fancy colortd which
continues que,, State Factory. flill cream.
good prime SdSsc do fair 70 good, 7acc 90 common
to fair 62d7ec DO part skins. 31Gc. common 10 choice
do full skins 2d2Le Ohio Cat 70 fine, 5i2d7c.
liberal arrivals NewYOrk State, ncw-laid, 17dI72c:
Pennsylvania. laid lie; Northern Ohio AID Nofthera
Indiana 162c other Western, 151di0ci Southwestern
Id! sTGASR|RAW-wesker and dull. sales Of 1000 bags
Pernambuco 50 test Break for Philadelphia 2sc
Quoted at 27sd2 l5l6c for MuscOvsd0. 50 test and 3ec
Tor 90 Centr gal On the Coffee Exchanse July closed
8 42c October 334d3. zoe November, 32s RE-
FINED-Dun and easier on low grades cut Loaf jisc
Crushed 5isc; Powdered. 4isc; Cfranuatcd 49sa4cc
~ 5.lGc Confcctloners' "A" axe Columbia "a"
4 91sc: Windsor a. Bloc; Rdgewood ~ 4isc;
Phoenix - ." 4+ci Empire "A fe No o. 3,sc5 10,
'STEARiNE-Lard quiet and unchanged; city in tcs
FAC. Olromargarine city, 6l-c.
TALLow-fairy active and a shade stronger; Prime
HEMP AND JUTE-sisal hemp the spot Is held at
butt are in better demand sales include 10000 bales
bagginc at 1asdl ll-lCc.
wOoL-The demand is not very forcihle, yet a fair
former prices pine Ky fleece is quot.d at 36dsOi.s
and spring Texas 17d21c spring California 170≻
Territory 1sG20c; pulled 25a4Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,rrErs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Yesterdays wheat market was rather nervous, with
fair degree Of animation and frequent fluctuations IN
prcs The volume Of business transacted at the Produce
Exchange aggregated 100000 bushels but aside
from moderate foreign buying early in the session the
trading was principally Of local nature. The first
bour was characterized by considerable covering Of
shorts who became frightened by the talk Of proposed
reduction in grain duties by Germany. In addition TO
this there was break in the canal. which the bulls
Interpreted as delaying supplies Of new wheat Tor oe-
livery on July and August contracts The cables wero
strong aud higher while the seabOard elearances con
tnued quite large The result Of all this was
rise Of 3-4a1 cent. But the receipts at pri-
mary points were heavy and the crop news
favorable The Cincinnati Price Current had an eX-
oeIlent article on the crops, which caused general
selling movement eliminating in a decline. Inc
close showed decline Of l291 cent from Wednesdays
final Paris reported decline of 3o65O confines on
-four. August opened at 96 and then sold up 10 %
cents from which it broke 10 % 3-o cents. Do
eember started at 90 cents and presently touched ST.
closing at 05 Is cents. on the spot there was
weak closing. though the opening was strong About
100000 bushels wute: I'D were taken BY exporters
al outporIs there were 10000 bushels bought Tor
shipment. Five loads were bought by mlers.
Corn brisk in the speculative department, over
100000 bushels changing hands Inefe was d
strong market during the early session, prices adVanc
on frmer cables, coupled with manipulation at the
West Aferward the market settled back and closed
heavy, particularly on late options, which nmshea
1-4d3-4 cent lower Tie spot market advanced about
j cent. but there nothing accomplished for export
oats were generally quiet IN the option line; thoggh
stronger. owing 10 manipulation er the West July
mixed advanced 5-5 cent. and later months 1-4a3-5
cent: July white gained fully The spot mar
ket rose 1a3 cents. ana trading was moderate
Lard weakened and closed lO1 II points lower on
selling by prominent operators at the West.
Closing prices were Wheat-July 81 Is cents:
August IS 3-s; september % IA; October 90 Is
December, O. Is; May, 81 O3 Is. Corn-July, 20
cents: August. IS Il; September. 81 IL: October
81 Is; December. 50 II. Oats-July, Il IA cents
August, "a II September, g. IA. Lard-Juy,
IS 20; August. go -; september 56 &c. October,
S6 81; December. a. l..
The receipts 81 grain and flour reported yesterday
al York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat. 349.937 bushels; corn. l12304
bushels; oats 239 Os7 bushels; total grain. 701326
bushels: -four. 81 ,416 packages At Chicago Nil
YANKEE and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
5G7 O94 bushels. corn 345S5 bushels oats 1913, 765
bushels total grain, 1,1O6,34O bushels; -four, 1890
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
osRB4GE ON TIE REACH.
..oprErY OWNERS COMPLAIN TO THE STREET
f''- CLEANING COMM SSIoNER.


..,,uer Myers has made Arvergne. l. L. his
oo home this season. He Is therefore in
s'n'"s 40 know something Of the horrible condition
pos.l ,.eh in that neiehborhood caused by the ofal
@ - commissioner Bestte's garbage scows. on July
O. controller sent this letter TO the Street Cleaning
commissioner -.,-- - ~, ~.
~ avn IN receipt Of communication from Mr.. john
- chairman nf the Properly owners Association Of
So l. L. complaining bitterly Of the conduct OF the
:, charge OF The carrying garbage and refuse
h ~.r.York City. The beach In front Of Arverne is
H,,v ia an abomnable condition. with DIAL,
$3.50 and the bodies o; dead animals, causing the
80, steaches to perneate the air and making the
o. VAR undesirable for residential purposes. As
p., 70 be staying there myself this summer. am In
,,oo to testify 70 the entire truth Of this complaint
~, ssraiton informs that this state Of affairs is
.-d BY the in charge Of the scows violating the
ssjaas Of the law regulating the dumping OF refuse
y ma waters contiguous % New-York Harbor, and he
" "a support Of this statement 20 present aHidavts
~,r that the law has been VIOLATED 1t is certainly
.seSzSy for me Co point out how serious matter
nd be for the seacOast il the vicinity Of Newly DIRK
a. "a be made uninhabltable and unfit for the estab-
aa OF summer resorts by such ntoerable nuisance
as: and believing that It is in your power to effect
,ey remedy in the premises 1 earnestly solicit your
sseA action
Yesterday Mr. Beatte made one of the shutting re-
,es which are characteristic Of HIM In il he told the
cntroer that if he had any proofs Of his allegations he
lgkt hdnG lnSHl IN dt li4C StICCVNlcdA"c
bareau. This section Of his department Mr. Beatte
saded was out of material because since April !,
1900 no complaints had been made by the state Shore
Inspector He therefore concluded that the law was
not being violated by his He could not assume
that the foul stenches which the Controller ana ms
friends complained Of where chareeabe to the NTH oil
e street Cleaning Department As to the dead AMI
mails which are dumped in the harbOr or contiguous
hereto Mr. Beattie, with his usual cunning explains
dat he cannot be held responsible for them because
he removal Of dead animals is one OF the duties OF ue
Board Of Health.
commissioner Beattie yesterday made public let
tsr from William Fahnestock, telling him that Rector
81 Is now very much cleaner than it formerly was.
Notwithstanding so much of it is torn up Mr.
pahpestock wrote he said. thinking that Mr. Beattle
wouN be pleased TO hear Of II. Mr. Beattie was lie
v 50 surprised and pleased that he had typewriter
comics made Of the letter for the Information ana sr
6rstlon of the press and the publlc II any otler
streets In NewYOrk are cleaner than formerly Mr..
Restte likely 20 be further surprised and pleased
so many other people would be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July % tspeciaD-Gables to-day did not come
strong enough Offset the bear wheat from the
West. Liverpool and London were up little, but not
enough. Paris az the close showed advance 90 all
The lack Of bull energy the cables the chief
undoubtedly for decline Of cent and half n the price
her December wheat sold from S9i2 g0l broke 20
ssh and closed at Ssh. Holders here much
dsconforted by message that spring wheat in South
DAKOTA was being cut. Todays receipts cars were
expectations 700 are estimated for tomorrow
Nearly 20 Der cent OF the wheat arriving here is
grading No. >. The biz export clearances from New
YORK 279 900 bushels, did not help the bun side Corn
showed The elect OF Wednesday liquidation. With the
NewYork bulls largely sold out and with Partridge largely
covered IN 10 no wonder that the price Of
September sold from 55s 53 and closed the bottom
There were POS received to-day. 400 estimated for
morrow July oats advanced cents to-day tbrn dropped
Bartlett Frazier squeezed the shorts to-day took
their money then let the market 60 Provisions were
weak Pork dropped 20 cents lard Is, ribs 122 cents
The weakness was partly In sympathy with grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
THE STATE or TR1DE

baltimore July o3-Flour fmer. unchanged; receipts,
unsettled; spot isa9JNc; the month, 9O-sdJO'sc
August 95d95ac September % ass Pc october, 9G'i
G97c Southern wheat Futz, S0d0Sc longberry,
g2d9Sc receipts 145oSJ bush; shipments, - 900 bush
stock 574 j65 bush; sales, 10000 bush Corn inactive
and higher spot G02c the month. 6J2c; August, Gjec;
September, ca &c Southern corn, white strong, 75c
yellow steady -3174c spot No white 767Ic receipts.
40 412 bush shipments none stock, l301 bush; sales
none. Oats active; No white Western. iSc asked M
mixed Western. 45cd46c receipts 1000 bush ship
mcnts none stock 6s 763. Rye, firm and higher; No
zee receipts none; shipments none stoch- 1888 bush
steady good choice timothy, Gl3 5OaSI5. Grain
frcghts steady. unchanged. Cotton easy middng.
Provisions change Butter steady crcaIEcry-fncy,
IGc fir choice. 1G to &c do imitation 1jd16c
llde-fancy 14c good choice, 13c store packed IL
goes-fair 1alc; No T. 17'4c. Sugar. no change. Cop
per. change.
Guaalo, July 23.-whe7t-spring quiet; No l lard
closed 81 0ja 1900 bush do, crop Of 1883 sold at
al O74 L No. l Northern 50 1t 81 03Gsl O34
closing at IL O2T No. Northern from Chicago. 9Slsc.
Winter wheat in good request and firm - No.
red sold at 92c; do sold az 81 he cars No. !
No white in store 81 10. Con-FrIDer fair demand
oderiugS light; 600 bush No yellow sold ot CSiac;
1900 bush No. .. Csc 1900 bush No sold at SIC:
at 67i4c in store. Oats-Op'ned hgh ?;
No white sold at 3d. clo,lng az SIC asked Rvc-No;
offered at 9Cc. tIack. Iloqr-lD better reQugb and
steady best spring - % ass 81 do whit S5dsj %.
Mifeed-Stesdy winter bran. SIS - DO sprlAr
sl4 -. canal Notwithstanding doing, owing break
In the canal: i0rwaNers Offer 10 take wheat at &C.
Receips-Ilour, coo bbs wheat 4i2 900 bush. corn
by rnl -four, rs Oc0 blsi wheat 10000 bush corn,
$4,000 BUSH oats. 10000 bush rye, 100 bush.
Chicago, July 23.The leading futures ranged tol.
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COfFEE-On the spot was dealt In sparingly hut
prices , g9ea hrrl No Rio quoted at i7ssc Sales
200 oags No y rain damaged 70 arrive i6isc 1000
PAS 10 600 santos ex:ship, l7sc 500 bags No spot
saIS, so S'e Mig growths quite firm and IN demand
1VaO bags nnwashed Caracas 100 piculs inferior
Padang and 200 mats Panau, private terms Options
developed further strength, aid the speculation reached
o1 rate aggregate with renewed covering OF sslforts
on higher cables and smaller receipts at Rio Near
months gained l0al5 points while late deliveries closed
% p Ssneso mSscE Hays advanced & r. closing
don also hardened onicsi Quotations 24P n non non
July us Sd August us; September rs Cd; October
6s % November Cos December, CAS- Cd. Flo quotes
Regular First 10 klos), 700 good Second 40 kiiosI
29o exchange (private 16ss Receipts in Rio 10000
bags Rio cearances TO United States 1000 bags Rio
elearances to Europe 1900 bags; Rio stock $50 600
bags Rio market strong Receipts In santos 1000 bags
santo. stock $4,000 bags Santos market Inactive good
1881, 23l 900 bags time 1890, $4,000 bags same
time, lSS: lS0, 900 bags Receipts Santos July to
July p 1891 10000 bags same time 1850. 81 600 bags
time 1883, 12SOO0 bags. Total sales here to-day
g. 700 bags, including July az 17.20dl7 rs; August
l665d1670; September. 15.O5dl5.70; October II.7OI
1850; November l4Q5 December, 13.soa12s5 closing
follows; January. ID 50d186o February 10 50dl36O
1910; September, 1576&1575; October I.75Gi4so;
November l4.oOdl405; December. 1Ss0al3gO Ware
house deivssies since July l. 1o91-New.Y York Sc COS
bags Baltimore o,6sl bags; NewCreans. l. 775 bags
total, Sc, 059 bags.
COTrON-The spot market steady fairly active
at unchanged prices Sales 1122 tales conSumution
Total receipts the to-day labs bales against
022 bales the day last week and l747 bales last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF p,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Dealings in crude petroleum maintained their feature
less record at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Ex
change yesterday. In National Transit Pipe Line Ger
ucates only 1900 barrels taken, the quotations
opening at 67' cents which was Il cent above wene
eA close, and rising . 65is which was main
hen 70 the close Of the markets. There were deal
MS IN buckeye certificates. Refined oil in Tre was
unagrd AZ I99 cents, in bulk 45o cents ac IN cases
~ Soo crude In barrels at rs and IN bulk at $50 cents
20 options on OIL were taken the Stock Exchange.
81 oregn quotations were Antwerp 16H francs Bremen
oSo marks; London, 5-I0a59s pence.
OIL City Penn, July 23.-National Transit certificates
ohbeu az oIIsc; highest CSac lowest, 61'sc; closed
0oe; sales 1900 bbls cearances 10000 bbs; ship
ments: $3.50 bbls runs 81 3ol bbls.
PittshuIg. Penn. July Petroleum. othng doing
National Transit eern ates opened at 674c closed a,
O'he; highest. 67Ac; lowest, e7i4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24

New-York Thursday July -BEEvEs-Receipts, 81
q 3 hesa9 carloads Tor Shipment I'VE ,t a3e =
the earte yards. Feeling weak ~.
Texas and Colorado sides and a99c inferior to choice
European advices indicate steady even market. Re-
trgssted Beef g queted az bid or sea1t io1s per n
e trinidad The England got o. ,S ysssFdly WIZ @
Mich 6oWs3So arrivals worth noting. Feeling dun
S son 5e sI rapr Of rpord sas thus M e p
e week has been from s25 to S47 90 per head calf in
late arrival, "Wednesday the
ss as S9 Sf oh e va sr a adf Mais
co%Foa prime STATE YEA. soa Ssete selected s,
C. aoa s9ElaS Kat at g Sosss per loo ave q go
sod at e wsrs 10 s g cV Ss dre ea. Al
1sel aessed Butermllks at 4sa6c and dressed West
r., s@se-Aame Mullen 81 veas 154 n average, at Sic
nTes 'sivs: lS4 H. .: Sc "a fed DO 3o5 n
~ p Nelson a 'S yeals Isl at e &c cuS IL n.
ss' IL &C. 60 sq dS ~ S' st Is 3 do
o. % Ds wNrsh' IS calves. 17s ~ at
r ss9' e IL yea p 15s .syS c'G Ref
.. SHEEP AND IAH Ys iso p Carloads Of $3.50
y s Sds ' she epa 8p nT 81 Selling az q 30
active at sST o9 . prime stock lambs o were mode
ane eU lambs 0 ~ Gull sheep sold at 81 % per heaa'
were ,, mutton firm with a moderate inquiry. Saes
~ per n. THERE activity 81 Cressed
saIesD % Of Sc lie for Inferior % choice carcasses
81 N - burlington los Ohio sheep, 100 H. average,
- o-- n. at sB rs
l2s % ~ x Gilett 12l Ohio Sheep, 81 n. az s5 10;
WIZ az 50 Is 100 Western do, 95 n, s. 2ee.
- saine sherman I27 Kentucky Lambs. 7ol2 VI,
sesnt :, 60 eo n. at S. s7 231 Indiana do, 6a
7e Der p ,Fsecek Sons l7S Maryland Lambs 70 n, at
a. ~ loi Virginia do, Ga 10 CSC PIP DO, C5
81 n a. CSo West Virginia DO, G. n. 81 6lae l06 do
=, a. ,o2ti III DO (cu5j So ~ at Sc 253 do 80
sse 20 20 81 do 81 n, at s5 70 ZIG West Virginia
Ae I SSns 2o5 Ohio Sheep SO n a: 50 so ITO Nary
n n SrPhersOn & Co I'll Virginia limbs CT 4, AZ
" ~ ri 80 ens 50 n at 81 90 - ' ~
az Is s7l. "sn4m' -"4 west virginia lambs, % u.
90 e.s Kirby Co. Gull sheep 81 rs Der head
tahbs ff2 n average &c per n
per nipple q Co. 100 Kentucky lambs "a ~ at 6i2c
&C Je, scepts 81 carloads OF 2964 headI3 carloads
10y ahc carloads at 40th-st carload for
lgAi s,.At nomlpdllT firm at S6 701&5 90 and choice
CosnTssss mlsat possibly bring &c per n. |
n sSasy uessed Urn At 7sasc Tor medium, ana sasiac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
LIVE srocK MAEKErs-RY rrLrGRApH-

Buffalo, y Y, July 23.-Cattle-Receipts for the past
"a hours go head total for thus far, $40 head
for same time last week 10 53s head consigned through
LAO head; Of which SC0 head New.York on sale,
30 head market opened dull and weaker closed weak
Hoas-Reeepts for the last - hours 100 total for
week thus far, 414OO head: for time last week
fO340 head consigned through. 1900 head
head TO NewYork on sale, 800 opened stronger
owing 70 light supply. closed steady good YOrIprs
- s5as5 30 llght - 7Ods5 so good mediums - sj6
IS 90 pigs s. 6oasj 20; all sold. Sheep and Lambs
far IS 800 head for same time last week Is 400 head
consigned through $500 Of which 24OO 10 New York
on sale 200 head; market weak good sheep sjds5 20
fair best 1nUs. $3.50.
Chicago, July 23-''rhe Evening Jourraln reports :.
Cattle, receipts, 1900 head shipments 1000 head;
market slow lower; prime natives 90d36 good 10
choice s. JOG=5 IS others, 80 5ja35 20 Texans %
SO % stccker, - 25ds3 - butchers cows s. 75a3 IS
HogS-ReceiTt, Is 600 head shipments, 900 head mar
ket steady at yesterays closing prices. Rough "a
a. 90 mixed packers sjdTj - prime heavy butchers
weights, - f1aSj 81 light. - 40d$5 So. Shep-Ie-
celpts 5000 head shipments 5000 head market weak
lower: native ewes, - jOG64 jO mixed and wrtnIr,
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