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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04
NOT HAVING THEIR OWN WAY.
The Struggling Operators in the Connells
vile Coke Regions are Not Having
Things rs They MOnId Like.

n Struggling Operators In the Conaells-
VILE Coke Regions are Net Having
Things M They Would Like.
PITTsBURa, March 2S.-Operators who
are struggling to resume their coke plants
in the Connellsville region don't seem to
have things their own way so much as
first reported. Officers of the Great
Frick company state that some 500 men
are at work in the region, exclusive of
n%on-union Rainey plants, while President
ltae says no more than 200 strikers have
gone back. As there are between $4,000
and $4,000 strikers desertiOns are certain
ly not so remarkably large up to this
writing considering many are suffering
greatly for the necessities of life. 1t is
said that but $4,000 relief money has
been distributed among the strikers. This
is at a rate Of but $3.50 per man, not TO
mention the rest of the family and is
wOefully insufficient. As the fight is now
for eight hours a day in addition TO other
demands their call for assistance made ON
the Knights of Labor and American
Federation Of Labor will likely meet
with a favorable response from those
parent organizations. Two new plants
are reported in active operation tonight,
Broadfore and Trotter Of the Ii. G. Frick
company, making II in all. Some ex-
citement was caused today by the an
nouncemA"t that Sheriff Clauson had
deput!Aed the state militia to guard the
Norwood plant but it was learned to-
night he merely swore in thirty members
as deputies to himself.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04
THE FIRE BELL,
A Small Blaze on First Avenue
South.

A Small Blaze on First Avenu.
South.
About 2;45 this morning an alarm OF
fire was sounded, caused by n blaze in the
row of one-story buildings on First
avenue south, opposite the Tim block. 1t
was impossible to determine exactly JUS,
where the fire originated but it is sup
posed to have started IN Devine's restaur-
ant, either there or in the saloon adjoin-
ing. The fire department was on hand
promptly and soon put out the flames.
The principal damage done was by the
removal of goods, which were needlessly,
and thoughtlesSly broken. Those who
suffered by the fire were Mart Nicholson,
"A saloon keeper; Herman Goodyear's bar
Der shop and Al. Devine's restaurant.
Il. f. Collins owns the saloon build
ing, W. i. Wren the restaurant building.
and johnson IL Jensen the building %
cupied by Herman Goodyear. The to'a,
damage to buildings and stock is ~estiina
ted at between $4,000 and $4,000,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04
TRADE GOOD.
X. G. Dun e. Co. Report the Prospects Ex-
ceptionally Bright.

X. G. Dun g. Co. Report the Prospects Ex.
ceptionally Bright.
New YORK, March FIR. g. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade y If nc
news is good news as concerns the condi.
ton of business at this season the out.
look is fairly satisfactory. Trade has
Teen rather quiet and hesitating, as IL
natural at this season, and there is rather
more complaints of slow collections, bu,
throughout the northwest bad weather
and the bad state of the country roads
supply the explanation.
Money is IN fair and increasing supply
and Is almost everywhere easier, so that
the wants Of legitimate business are me,
without trouble.
The outlook for the coming season con-
tinues exceptionally good.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04

They are rendered n Reception by Mrs
j. NJ. Barnes.
The choir of the Methodist church was
rendered a reception Friday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mis-. J. NJ. Barnes
and they spent a very pleasant evening re.
hearsing church music and songs. The
hostess served an elegant supper to her
guests. and after partaking of the good
things and more music tho ladies and
gentlemen returned home pleased with
the evenings entertainment.
The following were Of the party: Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Prior, Mr..
and Mrs. f. W. King, MIR. and Mrs. l.. W.
Curtis, and MessIs. Bourlette and Cole
man,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04
Following y Had Example.

PITTsBuRa, Pa, March 2S.-A special
from Uniontown says: The Columbia
Iron and steel mill is following the un-
Fortunate example Of the Pennsylvania
construction shops, which failed to paw
their men today as promised. Checks
Tor two of five weeks pay due were given
70 the men today amounting to some
$l6,W. The men will continue At work.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04
FILED FOR RECORD.
MARCH %,

ARC %.
Henry Hughes to James A. New
comb, lot II in block 6, Fairview
addition o.. .......$ 400
Jacob AbrahamsOn to JocOb Van
Aernam, tho south half of the
northwest quarter Of section "a
in township 90, north of range 3
east. .:..:....:. -. 100
George Seifred of Belt t William
). Seifred of the same place, lot
4, block 400. city ............ 400
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04
Realty Movements.

The condition Of the real estate mar
ket in Great Falls was never more hope
full than at present. There is no boom
particularly, but good steady sales which
best indicated the confidence investors
have of future values. The following are
the TOwnsite sales for last week:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
Probato Court


HON. CYRUS 4. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Henry Fralck, deceased
letters testamentary issued TO Jonn ;.
Lawrence; special administrator final
account allowed; Maurice ii. House
man and Charles Il. Blain appointed
commissioners on claims.
Estate of William A. Ducey, deceased /;
petition for probate OF will fied; hear
Ing May 10.
Estate of James +. Flood. deceased
license TO mortgage real estate granted.
Estate of Madison o. Heath, de-
ceased; inventory fiied; Lucien B. Lull
and Sylvanus Atherton, appointed COM
missioners on claims
Estate of John McNaughton, de-
ceased; order determining heirs.
Estate OF Henry 5. Smith, deceased
administrator annual account al.
lowed.
Estate of William Crofton Fox, de.
ceased; petition for determination OF
heirs MED; hearing May Is.
Estate of Alma j. Page, deceased
letters testamentary issued to Aristor
J. Cook.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Roons 8 AND Towsa sloos.


DEoOlIA BROS .PTopnetors
LNoR sAlE-or RxchAnge-NAe iets On
Il etesaH Whites @te-. ~ pssi0eff oH .
house. worth steui sl'sN. iEssas cd lAtls Ia
south past 81 cftA.
LNOR SAIL vacant lots OF P4aiaaela-Ase
lust inside at ia limits, The nnast bellelRs
spets IA the elty.
no EXCHANGE -for iarm. a seea S-reom
house and 6Sin IL sseJh PAX ~ The civ,
large iSt ana well t0esteSs ~osia pas so4ae
difference
no EACHANSE-s0 acres land lE harry ceun-
Il ~ - miles from clay. ~ acres imprnsod
sooe busl1saS. fra4t. Me- NstoIe4 @ia si,lsadia
sosi. prtc* 80
no EACHAA6E-for good rrntlns city prop
cTts. ~ aces. nne bogss, barn and o. :
huilaln8s. 70 acres Improved balance sssA f.
b. eel ana hickory timber. good f~hcss- tsS
peach. IL apf'is, pears. pian's -sla small n1it
L0R sALE--s room hous. on Terrace ave
modern hash ana HANDY 60 street ear SER
vice. a bsrka.n Tor any che slahinS south Lna
proletty. Prise sssD,
lAANTED-Ia sell general sgoFp IN fasi
w growing portion ei city; stock and ia
lures In ffst class condition. lEso4ce about
$50. other business - reason i1E selling have
established trade.
WE-HaNe some fae nursery stacx. fruit
w shade and ornamental trees Ter sale 81
0ne-haif regular priers IL yau art thinking 81
BUYING come ln aaa see "a Nc o-a ssst soG
on quality ana price.
t'ok SALk-i~o groom houses en- North
Lsfssvtte-sI. near bridge all s-il both
or Que cheap n sold Nifaln the heal - a4yS
E'Uk sAlk-9room b0use oG Nan~ah-Sf BE-
foot fIoni, GOOD oeIsI. wed And ciStera
GRADED street water and gas price slso. easy
terms.
tOk SALE-sfo0m house on Third II stone
foundation, good We'll and eastern. elli
sell on contract. slo0 down. balance monthly
payments.
kNoR EXCHANGE acres Two miles from
faugatnck. 1859 peach trees bearing 20
standard pear trees. 50 cheiTS. - apple. -
pilms. 40 soosberries acres ~ Strawberries
good house and barn. Price s-Ih
MONEY TO LOAN GA real aad personal prop
VA erty Ia sums 10 suit koomss and 5. Tower
block.
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
The SURPLUS IS GOING.


Secretary Foster THINKS lhere VIII Bo
No Spare Cash In the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April 2o.-Secretary
Foster said Saturday that he did not
think there would be q surplus in
the treasury next year. In view
of this he is considering the advisa-
bility of not paying the ~ per
cent. bonds that mature next Septem-
Der. There are now outstanding about
$50, 600, 900 of Al per cents, nearly half
of which are held by national banks to
secure circulation 1t is Secretary Fos-
ter's idea TO follow the plan
adopted by Secretary Window in
1881 when the and 5 per
cent bonds matured. These bonds
were not redeemed. but Secre-
tary Window made contract with the
holders To pay them 81 and per cent.
interest at the pleasure of the govern
ment Secretary Fostor thinks that a
similar agreement with the holders Of
the Al per cent bonds can be made
and the interest put at 2 per cent.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
$1,000 CASH

2 HOUSES and toss. also 81 vacant lots lot
- sale on long tine OF exchange iof farm
or personal properly
1cn ACRE FARM In Bovine township. Kent
lVo county. lso acres improved. for sse at
ss5 per acre. Has a large has barn. large hcis-
barn. good water. viad nut pump. iorcng
water 10 harm and house ~ acres nne appic
orchafae AL KINDS Of other fruits soil
heavy clay loan $500 down aud balance 10
suit purchaser.
AND so-acre Farm 70 exchange for good
"A house and lot Ia south or east portion OF
city.
POUR tenement; brick block. lot 70 feet front.
1 on North Ottawa, 10 exchange Tor a good
improved fsrn or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. .lxio feet. on Sd Halls
~ for sale Al "A bargain.
= HOUSES and lots on OCTAVE. 10 trade for
- giltedsc iarm within 10 10 Il miles OF city.
On ACRES improved land. % miles southeast
Co OF city; No. buildings. banked barn.
acres orchard. all Kinds small fruit. well
fenced. under good cultivation. 20 exchange
Tor city property. or - or 40 acres near cts.
HOTEL in Big Rapids. al furnished. TO ex-
Al change for property IN city or farm.
90 ACRE farm 3 miles southwest OF Reed
OF city. nearly al improyed good feuees.
etc; free OF all incumefaace; 10 exchange Tor
city property.
TIN ROOM house and lot. IS Lzgrsve-st. hss
Il good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted ~
alley In rear.
90 AcRBS Of land. x mile north and miles
ID east OF city. 10 exchange for city prop
erty.
on tCRES. | mile north OF city limits. on
~ lpine-grave rosd--for sale; n oesira
BILE tract for Plating
u ACRES. III miles soutr of Han ST.. for
III sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOIS ia the city and suburbs for
sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lafayette st. for
IL sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land. 3 miles south Of
~ city. to exchange for city property.
MONEY 10 loan on real estate aud chatteis.
e.. 5. FOUTS Room sa aS e. Esppla hls
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

ENS- A - ALc<ls 4tDrE~
Milton NJ. Morse and George L. Morse
vs.. Charistte l.. Edgcomb, assumps't;
findings nled; Judgment for defendant
for costs, and attorney fee OF SO, and
against Peter Doran, surety.
julia A. Goddard vs. Dexter ID. IVES
colt, trespass on the case, motion Tor
New trial denied.
Lawrence +. Carroll We. John Brani-
gan, assampsit; Judgment for piaintn'
tl03. % anu costs
Lawrence Z. Carroll VS.. Daniel Fier-
Ing, garnisnee OF John BrAnigan, prin-
elpal defendant; Judgment Tor plaintlif
tle3.z5 aud costs taxed IN main case.
Court adjourned cut OF respect 70
the memory OF the late Hon. NJ. IL.
Ford.
Issues Of fact on cali: IL, %, 80, 50,
20, AZ.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

READ THIS LIST OF BARGAINS:
TOR SALE-fruit ana vegetable farm one
Il mile from city. ~ acres all improved good
house aud barn. running water. about 400
trees mostly peaches, apples, pear piuIns.
cherries; also strawberries AID raspberries.
etc. Five acres IN grapes; bes; Varieties;
c.ot prospects for large crop this season.
Cal or address Z. j. Lamb Co.. "a Lyon-st.
Phone l2es.
TOR SALE-A choice manufacturing site
Il south OF the city. situated ietween the Nj.
c. and g. X. 4 l. R'y tracks. containing acre
of land; also buildings ana machinery. Sew
eral other factories going Up In same locality.
I. J. Lamb&co.. ~ Lyonst. Phone l2a.
FOR SALE-Thirty-two acres of choice land
Il on Hailst.. inside OF city limits; viii make
a very desirable plat of % choice building lots
and can be bought cheap II taken soon. CO
or address =. J. Lamb Co.. 81 Lyos
Phone le4.
Tor SALE-The new hotel on Madison a.
l. OF will rent TO good party. 10 rooms all "a
nne saSiinE O stc WiI mass rstelass
hotel aud saloon. Call or address 4. j. Lamb
* Co.. 81 Lyon-st. Phone l2a
FOR SALE-Opposite Union Depot. on
Springst.. large lot 51S 100; large building
paying good rent; bargain at 500 per foot. but
can sell at $50 II taken soon aali or address
L. j. Lamb & Co.. 81 Lyon-st. Phone l2s4.
L'OR SALE-Nine choice lots in city or will
exchange for farm worth about 500.
Call or address +. j. Lamb x Co.. "A Lyon-st.
'Phone l2s.
TOR SALE-House and lot 4Sl Fiffh-avc.. lot
4 52xio. good barn cellar. water; bargain az
Si500; easy payment. Call or address L. y.
Lamb. 81 Lyon-st. Phone 1924.
TOR SALE-A fne house and lot. q Morri-
Il son-st.. lot 5ixio0. cheap at $500. Cali or
address K. j. Lamb a Co.. 81 Lyon-st- Phone
1924.
EOR SALE-0r exchanged large new ten
IL room house on Woodlawn-aye.: viii rent
for SIS or sell for $3.50. Call or address /. j.
Lamb & Co.. 81 Lyon-st. Phone l2ai.
FOR SALE-one new room house at saoo
Il will take sio0 and $40 per month. Cali or
address +. J. Lamb &Co.. "a Lyonst Phone
LA.
EOR SALE-A choice improved farm near
lonia. le1 acres; new house and barn.
dress +. j. Lamb. 81 Lyonst. Phone l2.4.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
May Still Wear TIGHTS.

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, April 2o.-The
most remarkable legislature that has
assem- bled in Minnesota in the thirty
two years of the states existence
passed its last bill at 5 o'clock Sunday
morning and will formally bid st.
Paul good-by at 10 o'clock this morn
ing A final attempt was made at 4:s0
o. m. TO pass the famous McHale bill
for the suppression of the wearing of
tights by women on the stage. but the
house shelved the measure by a de-
cislys vote
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

Gs.Ix-wheat. white, 81 ~: red. s.02: corn.
&c. oats. 51c rye. s0c, barley. slOc@l. 20 2 run
dred.
FLoUE AVID TEyD-Liiy White, $40; Patent.
$50 . hundred corn meal. So fton. iced
s2S.Nsa 2.o 2 ton. middlines. sL5-Oi bran.
SEE
Ms.rs-Pork. tasi.c: beef 5@7lSc; veal. "a
SIC; mutton. SIC. lamb. lac. chickens. hc
turkeys. i4'se; ducks. io1 l2c; geese. leal1c.
PRnpVcS- Butter. dairy. &c; creamery, &c
eggs l2i4c; potatoes. 81 hn; apples
LISA 81 81 hn heefs. sabS5c ? bu onions,
81 $50 n = hu beans. hand picked. sl.l5a 400
= ba. honey. ieeBlTc; maple sugar, loc; maple
syrup. &c , gal
HIpEs sxp TAtLov-areen, ease; part
cured t1Sa05c; cured hides. 80; calf skins,
green. set6c: calf ssins. cured. StsTc. taiiov. ;
Gsc; pelts ee6s1.'s; askin skins laes8c.
wooo--ieinch. dry. si.T552ls cord 2-foot.
s5ca Us , cord: foot. st.oe14. y cord.
~"when I was all run down and al
WAYS sick sbed," writes one lady, II
fonud in Hoods Ssrsspsrllla the restor-
alton to health and strength 80 much
desred." y. r. Be sure TO get Hoods.
Lily white flour
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family fsvorite. Try 1t.
New trimmings At Kidders.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
No Two Alike.

The story is told Of an old-time Ban
gor merchant, who had a propensity for
picking up all the stray buttons that
came in his way. that during his long
life he filed barrel in his store with
them. After his death some one had the
curiosity and patience to go through tho
lot, but failed 70 find two buttons Of the
samo pattern
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
------ ---------------
Crexfer VIII Not Contest.

CsrcAeo, April 2o.-When the cam
wasting board met Judge Prendergast.
on behalf Of Mayor Cregier. waived all
objection to the canvass Of the returns
ss made by the board and agreed To
abide by its decision. This settles tho
question ola contest and certificate of
election as mayor of Chicago will be
issued to Hampstead Washburne.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

Hor SPRINGS, Ark. April 20. Thieves
went through the Piatea hotel seeur-
ing about $500 in money and dia-
monds- The thieves secured q gold
watch and q considerable sum Of
money from Judge Duty and %, 900 in
cash and diamonds valued at between
S., 900 and 81, 900 from Dr. Tumblety.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

eiseais csars-P.rs l.

Hos. M = GROVE. JUDGE
Jennie A. easier vs. Matthew T. Cas-
Ter. enaneery: order - show cause; con-
tnued unGl Monday next
Fred KImsr va William Condley, as
susnpslt; nation Tor a new trial denied,
with costs, aud attorney fee OF xl0.
Ira a Hayes Va John Van Wagner,
assnmps.t; ofsisr setting ASIDE default.
Court adjourned out or respect TO
Hon n. III. Ford.
Issues OF tact on call; IL, 20, 80. 80,
40, AZ.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

WICHITA. Kan. April 30. "A little son
of George Newman, farmer living
west of here. was burned to death Sun
day morning in stable. The boys
mother was the only person about the
place when the flames were first dis
covered, and in her attempts to recover
her child she was probably fatally
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
Superior Court

HON. Z. A. BURLIS6AAE, JUDGE.
Delos G.. Henry We. Rowson Brothers;
trial resumed.
The People VS.. Willard T. Martindale,
indecent exposure; recognzance IN the
sum of $500 taken N open court, with
Theodore Martindale and Hattie l..
studley ~ sureties.
Rose Z. Noble vs.. Hiram II. Noble;
in cnaneery; hearing IN open court;
decree of divorce granted plaintiff.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

waEELHs, W Va. April fe-Five
mea. four Americans and one Italian,
were drowned ia Laurel creek near
Addison. WsbstAf county, on Friday.
They were crossing the swollen stream
on foot log when it turned and all
were precipitated into the water. None
Of tho victims are known by name and
the bodies have not been recovered
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

wAsHIN6roS, April ao.-James Evel-
eth. q clerk Ia the office of chief Of en-
gineers United States army. died Satur-
day at the age Of So Mr.. Eveleth had
been in the service of the engineer de-
partment moro than sixty-two years,
having nrss begun his work On the LIST
Of January, 1899.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

RoAk. April zo--Ths Captain Fraeasr
Ga declares that since the Disgrace Of
the popes financial adviser. Sig Yer
bini- consequent upon his losses In the
building crisis IN this city. the pope
has endeasored 70 reeuperate his
fortunes BY stock speenlztions. with
the further loss Of I, ooe. 600 francs lie
Is nov, il Is alleged, diligently re-
trenehing, and Is cutting down his sub
sides to the clerical new spaperA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
A MlsuuderstaI

A Alsund erstandtng.
etox-Poor Streetes, hear he has had
aa awful load to carry.
Bond-Yes; i understand he has been
drinking pretty hard lately.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21
Double Murder ana suicide.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. April 20.--At
midnight during quarrel at Old Town.
this county, John Lutman shot and
xlled man. fatally wounded second.
then shot and killed himself
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

CHICAGO. April %.
rLorR-Higher. Spring Wheat patents,
NsGo0O, bakers. A7soS0o; Winter Wheat
Flour s5lsG5.2 for patents and a. 7o05o0 for
strsightG
wnEAr-very irregular and higher. Trade
LIS; July, o. i00li1
CoRS-Hisher early: now lower. No. 4 7Skc;
No. yellow. 74Hc; No. g. 7ek073c; No. Vel
low. 74,sc; May. T2c73Ac, July. oeA1oehc.
OATs-Unsettled- No. . cash. 56G57c; May
56957c; July. aAo54c. Samples lower. No. 3
50ss157c; No White. 5000; No. 2. SKA
5sAc; No. 2 White. 5o.sGo0Sc.
RrE-ouiet and steady. No. cash, asoo4c
April, CSC. and May, 9ac. Samples 04aooc fol
No. q and sS90oc for No. 3
BARLEY-Scarce and frm- Good mailing, q
07ec; choice, s8tSOc; common to fair hghi
weight, 7317ocI
MESS PoRK-Trading moderately active and
prices ruled steady. Prices ranged at ei9. r5n
tas7X for cash; siaeo1iaoO for May; elasOa
Is. 20 for July. and tl3. 50 for September.
LAkD-Nsrket moderately active and prices
steady. Quotations ranged ut e5.S7kG6.SO FOL
cash; ss.s2SGAso for May; e72sh@7S6 fol
July, and 0.$7 &07 30 for September.
BCrrER-Cresmery. 2c92sc; Dairy. lo09lc;
Packing Stock G1iSo.
PouLIRY-Live Chickens. oaoxc per III
Live Turkeys. 90isc per h.; Live Ducks. ga
1850 per 10 Live Geese, ss.oOG500 per doz
Wisconsin Prime White, Sc; Water
White. slsc; Michigan Prime White. oxc; Wa
ter White. ioxe; Indiana Prime White. oH c
Water White. loc; Headlight. IT'S test, SIC
Gasoline. 81 deg's. lee; - dogs &c; Nsphtha,
81 deg's 7,sc.
LIouoRs-Distilled Spirits ruled arm st g. 10
per gal. for finished goods
NEW YORK. Aprf! 90.
q yeda csivs. MOI mn
strong; May o. 2a3I p4k; June, q. 1saG1slS
July, N.loxNlis1; August, eLl301I4lf: Sep
tember hIi4i. 1896; December, N.1lAQ1. la
May cSs), eLi4k0li6.
CoRN-No quiet; h0kc up; frm; No. q g
Qsic; steamer mixed. s21s3Is.
OATs-No. q quiet. frmer: Western, 6O06oc
Provisions Beef fair demand. steady;
Pork inactive, firm New mess ei37s6f45O; old
mess si2oo3l250; extra prime, slL7s1l2. IS
Lard quiet. steady; steamrendered, Sis.
CLEVELAND. O.. April 20.
PETRoLyux- Easy. Standard white. ln
deg. test. 6hc; "a deg. gasoline. $40, So deg
gasoline. i2c; e3 deg. naphtha. oHo
Live stock.
CHICAGO. April n
CATTLE Market moderately active. Quota
tons ranged at O. .5Gtf6j for choice 10 fancy
shipping Steers. o. i0l5.60 for good TO choice
do; q DGl50o for common 70 fair do: q ,o0
AS for butchers Steers; e 6oes.5O for Stock
ers; O. ooa5 ss for Texans; q coat %. for Feed.
ers. HO14O for Cows; eLS1aso0 for Bulls,
and o. sOas.s0 for Veal Calves.
Hocs-Market weak. Prices declined 80.
Sales ranged at ss2595o for Pigs, No06s -
for light: ~ D0A9) for -ough packing: So 10
SIS for mixed. and ~ s6<os. Is for heavy packing
snd shipping lots.
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