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New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TROPHIES FOR CHAMPIONS.
yovoR1yG THE CRESCENT FOOTBALL MEN


u,,r CLUB GIVES DINNER TO ITS VICTOMOUS
TEAM-THE ToAsTs AND SPEAKERS.
r,o Hieral prophet Of the physical decline Of our
-oce would have felt encouraged in spite oi hlhsci
80 he been permitted TO spend half hour wlth ihe
,bers of the Crescent Athletic Club and thclf
.,ends at the Clarendon Hotel BrooHyn, la't even
~ scores of worthy c.llzcns, their faces bcdmInS
ns ,, rrdc and genial good-humor, sat at the long
- and with them appeared the cause OF al lae
TING and spccch-making-thc vic;OTs in many
ortyon fight, the champion football team OF lo""'
= n pull president of tie club presided at the head
,ahIc on his right sat eaptain Billy Ford Dan
CON Edwards. Corporation Counsel Almet +. Jeh"7
and W. G. Beecher; at his left the ieV' H. iIleo
corBcr Thomas F. Stillman, W. H. Nichols, W. l..
uul and st. Clair McKelway ON the wall Deh'h'
,ync four crimson banners. bearing witness 10 ms
ehamponship of the American football Union TO- the
oo,s 1887. 1858, 1850, and-thc fast was rolled up
and concealed from view.
one hundred and fifty guests sat at the three tables
rnning the length of the room. At table b were
pIaccd the heroes of the evening, who bore ter heno
with fitting mOdesty. They were =" Harry I5ecVhel.
wyuvs Terry. "Alccl" Moiratt, Hugh Janeway "iariy
sheldon. c. c. Baldwin G.. B. Gerard. !iuntsr BroWl'
/ T. Terry and j. r. Vernon. At table ~ H. I. pi
Vail had gathered number OF the Excelsior NluD' ~
rbicl he is vico-president Among them were {. IL
De silver. W. T. Lawrence &. 5. Wallace. X. \. Ward
= W Bicelow, F. c. MofIctt. l. d. Lord, ~ T. Oiapp'
I +
,fter the dinner had been eaten, and the strains
NJ Annie Rooney had been silenceG by N-prouS
ranninc the chairman arose and, amid tumul oi
cheers. announced Thomas f. stillman. Nce-peSF
dent Of tho club Mr.. Stillman had before him on ''c
table a pile of small jewelry boxes, which coh'alc"
The trophies TO be presented to every member ol o
team who PLAYED in the championship games o! ~
season. The trophy tiny football OF gold "'',i''
a crescent Of the same metal and the whoIe mount"
a. a scarf pin. Mr.. stillman made neat Spee'h "
which CAPTAIN Ford responded eloquently euioEM"p'
in uoetical language the tonic effects OF 1OoO'4i
dwelling with feeling the rcveTSes ana SU''sS97
Of tho last season. and closing by unrollinS me oh
pionshp banner of 1890. 49,, ,,.o,r
When the tempest of applause had suDsideu' n"', '
Edwards rose 10 the toast, The Romance OF MusCe,
which meant ehr the history OF the 'lcCelt Niho Nv
or the sight of Captain Ford making tOlcluTmn; ~; ~ ~
wasn't sI,lc which, The other speakers "eiV ->iC, Hi
jerks the Rev. II. Price Collier. WIlan H. ~, ,, ,
and ST. Clair McKelwav. Inc chtcrtiihrrnnii' rni W.,
Iaittee were Harry c. DuVal, Thomas y. iGuA; ,nCH
ande Barrie Frederick Parker CnaiIes r. n.sviUm
and James L. Morgan, ir Among othel, P,Vs'i' ~ Toi
r. A. Eddy Grant Notman f. i. Vernon - 'oiii n
bins f. y Norton. C.. y. Manchester, \. beneultt'
CIy Looms II. c. Piper c. II. Chapman D. T. M!Sa''
c. VI. Blake and a. d. MaTtlh'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
A GREAr DECREASE OF BUSINESS.

Chicago, Feb. Il C>peciaD.-The Kansas Railroad
Commissioners show that Jumping all the Kansas
lines except the Burlington, which did not make a
separate report, the total income from traffic paid
only percentage on bonds, leaving not cent for
dividends. Chairman Midgley's figures southwestern
tallic show the reason for the above In January.
1890, the nine roads interested hauled eastward
Il 400 cars: February 15.200 March. p 900: April
1880; .iay. 1880 juno. IL, 200: July. 1900 ::
August IA 400 September IL 300; October $500 !;
November. 5000: Dec, mher 1888; January, le9l,
$500; February, far. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ARTICLE i.
NAME. OBJECT AND PRINCIPLES.

Section /. This organization shall be known as The
Peoples Municipal League.
Soc .. The Obicctof the League Is t. exert such IN
cucnce as It may toward securing the honest cccnt ana
economical government Of the City OF Ncw-iok 10 that
end the League will coOpra:c with assoc1Lohs or nc-
viGuas establishment Of the following Fundamental
principes
% City is business and should be conducted
according to essentially the same methods which used
in the successful management Of private business.
(2) Questions Of National State politics have no proper
place IN elections local Office the conduct Of local
affairs.
~ Appointments and removals in TIE subordinate or
civil service Of the city should D. made only when demanded
BY the public good and for political party ends.
a. Local self ooyornmcnt-thc rule Of the city by Is
own citizens under wei devised general laws and without
a slstanc 0 interference by outside autnOsity.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ANOTHER CUT IN PASSENGER RATES.
THE ST. LOUIS CHICAGO TROUBLE SPREADING
ROADS WHITING THEIR KNIVES

THE IT. LOUISCuICAGO TROUBLE SPEEADlN"
ROADS wHETTING THEIR KNIVES
Chicago. Feb. Is CSpccau.- ChicaeoSt Louis pa'Nen
ger rate, will be wide open next SATURDAY. 'hair
man Finley today authorized all lines Interested 10
make - round trip rate. The chances are that inc
actual rate will be just what passengers are WHINE 10
u,, Tho Jack l-onyilc and Southeastern. the - Louis
connect lon ~ the AclsOn stared the BAH roIdhH bF
making an ohcc ~ 80 round trip rate TO a lr"N ~
81 Ioui, bank clerks. ono Of these happened ID Do
Am old Ach.-ou cmp,yc. and wishing hi, friends ~ ID
over hl, cd road ne tclographcd The fac> TO tn Alton
A. fast a, tho notice, could Dee issued the Alton m''
the fotr and Chairman Finley Authorized the "th'r
i've competing road, t. meet H. Tie Ja'h-'hNHIo
and ~outhca,crn met the situation with 81 fa'''
which s., far has not been met. This Is reEAruel o"
All -., as t.c most serious drop in passenger rates
.ipc, tue rate made a year The original one
,,,v rate was a. 30. This mt' was reduced TO - -
,'ir,. d, the Jacksonville aud Nouthoa-trh i"N-Ta''
MI, 90 loll,-. Chairman Finley then o-ircd u.'
r ,, tl. luth thrl,trrn. tu take "t'ct to9N VNlIH
=, th. lrtrrtr-- lou Of The At'hl-"n tr h''oil NH'
,n.troncd until next M0nday and now come, th'r u"
cc>u..d rdu,ton. n is thought that % WIN gun"
surely result iu q regular tWV1ct fd'c Win" va" N.''N
ually extend over the whole Nt'''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
,xnrllrr WAY or LooKIYG Vt TIE CASE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Your CORE spondcrt. {. J.. Anc', "i January
20 1-ol evidently belongs to those numerous people
who want more than they pay for The world II
fuI OF sncl. She not Obliged to enter mo
contract and she evidently receives what she baraned
for-food. shelter. clothing, position, freedom from
pccunla,y anxiety. Now, unless she is a person 81
very uncommon health bu,ine>, capacity and brains,
she gets certainly ten time, more Of the first four td
she could ever in any other way, while ihe lot
item would be entirely out Of her reach. thousand
doller, year i, unusual and remarkable -un 10 Doe
earned by an educated woman, ana this VIII Keep
body and sOul to,cthc: i'm Ncw-iora. OF REASONABLE
pleasures. those which such woman is capable 0t
appreciatlrg. the working woman Ca have
none. No theatre. 10 opera. no symphony
concert, 10 pretty clcthc, for her. she
cannot even get the cons Olaticn, o.. religion /;
70 seat I'm church beside pcOl!c of her native position
i'm ifr j, mot - be thought OF for % moment. When
she returns from cr daily routine ~ht drag her tf'd
BODY TO a fourth nOJr hall bedroom. t.'n carrie, her
aching head Ia the heat and ,mc.. OF basement
diEiugIoom. II s true mat sh, de- pied hut
~ she cannot keep mp with the possession and Ia,
n0inlng 10 give when She zoe, into sorirt}. -hc b.
simply forgotten. When she Endhcaitod. h1ftl-
working husbands the Slaves ana tool, of selfish.
ignorant women. she wonder; If the fuh"rhood of
God" be any thnc than dream. for surely God
has forgotten her. SELFSUPlOETING WOMAN.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
sA1E nr TIE ONO Valley.

Evansville Ind. Feb. 1.-the sale oi IN" ONO
Valley Railway /, confirmed by wcllinforneh r'il""
men Of oh,r roads. The president oi '' '"l" '"i''
+, ont of hc city, hut there j. reasonable doubt of
te iran fer of interest TO huntington. The ohio Val
lev road run, from Evansville 10 Princeton. Ky, 100
miles. Whore il ntcrccpt5 the Newport News ana
Mississippi Valley. The new Arrangement VIII MAKO
a direct lire from this city to Memphis. II crosses
the Ohio River 10y transfer steamer. but 1t Is believed
the now management will result in the construction :"
y hri,ioa oio,, Evansville for the Ohio Valley ana
Evan.vlI, and Chattanooga road, via Henderson ana
Bowling Green, now being surveyed and almost Ger
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TIE WORLDS FAIR AND THE coLoEED PEOPLE.

10 the Editor Of he Tri bunc.
Sir: In answer to letter in The IrJuhc yrs'e'c'9
signed by T. q. stewart who asks for slecih cA"W'
IN, colored peonlc and say>: They are liable To be
,ft entirely ont unes, special attention Is called 70
tbc natter" beg 10 say that petition t. th" -lnic
effect was presented at the meeting OF the Board oi
Lady Managers at the Chicago meeting in November
last and considered by that board. IT j. question,
howcve? whether il is wise Tor special exhibit, mas
nuch as the oolorcd people enjoy all rights and puvi
cge- Of citizen, OF the nitcd state, Dut IN am case
The c0loTcd people have been Oy"ri oicd ana Ii T.
20 be hoped that they viii WORK hcaIN III I'u!e 'c
hoard and viii feel tat there i, National prldc in
having the fair in Chicago q success
ELLEN =. FORD, Lady Managcrat-Larsc'
NcW-lOrk. Feb IL. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE YEAnLr INCOME OF Az HEIREss.

judge lneraham. in the supreme Court Chambers.
yc,t,ri1y a,uci m order eIanting 10 Esther Oracle
Lawrence IN income Of $4,000 year from the estate
e GcrcsDi Albert Gaitin Lawrence TO which shc Is
1nc hcrrs. Tho estate is valued at about $l,o0OoOo
and al the death OF an aunt now living. one-hah OF
inc estate goes 20 Miss Lawrencc absolutely Sae IS
t. receive cnc4 of the income Of the estate during
he aunt, lf, The money is needed to cary Oh hcF
ca .catiOn. a. She j. Only eighteen years OIi
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

TAKING Up ONE MORTGAGE WITH ANOTHER.
Buffalo. Feb Il (Spccall.-rbere was fled with the
county clerk to-day mortgage for al 100000 given
By the Iullao Creek Railway Company, to the h. H.
Wilbur Trust Company. The mortgage is given t.
take up one given in 15s2 for $2jO,0OO, bearing
hi-hcr rate of interest, ana u secdre money WIN
which to extend and improve the road
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
SHIPPING RAILS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Clicaoo Feb. ls.-secretary J. L Morris, Of the
Barcon Compound Rail Company, Of san Francisco"
last evening closed contract with the Chicago ana
Northwestern Hallway for wcnty-ton lot OF rails 10
be shipped from san Francisco to Chicago for testing
purposes, This is the first shipment on record oi
railroad construction material from California 10 the
East, and is virtually "shpping Goals 10 Hcw'i,u
rh. nov rail l. 4 California invention and the Southern
Pacific Company have had it under t'st III oakland
for sLWc time.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Special Notices.

A-i.-A.-Crab Apple Blossoms. The new Lnglsh
Perfume II has the aroma OF spring IN H. one coud use
- Top lfe time and never tire 0 tNcW-Nosk O0seEter
sons OF tbc Revelation.
\ banquet win b. given BY this society at Dc!moneo
5h-aNc corner -6thst Monday "Nrail- t''rldfN 81
1e9l at o'clock celebration Of the lJJa anniE E,fs1ry
of ;le irthdly o. George Washington. -.
cards Ol admission De- prOcurNi ~ Mr.. Arthur NJ
Hatch. Treasurer. ~ NaSsau-St.. y. Y.
FREDERICK ;. TALLNADGE. President
JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
MEMBERSHIP.

l. The condition OF membership shall b, abso
and unqualified loyalty to the principles Of the League
as embodied In Article !.
Sco. . Membership in the League shah not impose
the slightest restraint the right Of the individual
he iea-c, but member shall the insignia
Of League at any time represent It in any Official
capacity who Is harmony with tho policy Of
League at that time.
Sec. 3. No person not citizen Of the United States
resident Of the City Of NewYork and above twenty one
years OF age shall b. a member Of the League.
See. !. 40 holder q political Office under the National
State City Government. and candidate for Of
hce shall be eligible to membership Of the League Any
member Of the League elected appointed to such
shall ipso facto be member Of the League
Any officer Of the League who shall accept a nomination
for any public Office who shall become a member Of
the National State county city committee OF National
political party shall ipso officer
League.
ARTICLE III.
Section J. Suitable provision shall be made IN the
bylaws Of the League for the appointment election
executive committee. watch shal have the general
ragcInent OF the Leagues affairs. The property
League shall be vested such committee trustees
for the Lelgue.
ARTICLE ".
Section !. This constitution may be altered amended
from time to time In such the bylaws shall
poyidc
When the meeting adjourned time fixed for
the next meeting. but il is thought that another meet
ING will be called In the near future.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
RATE. ox DRESSED BEEF not SETTLED.

RATES o% DRESSED BEEF NOT SETTLED
An all.day session OF the JOINT committee '' '"'
Trunk Line Association ana u' ''"''' ''''',
,.,,.,, Yesterday did not result iu settlement ot
l. ,,Y,l. .,.>,i dressed beet question. II was de
c,d,d 3, mako the mileage rate. allowed for the t-a
M rriyot, car. cent a ear. This is the rate tIat
had already been allowed by The Canadian limo under
contract The American lines have the privilege 'i
adoptin- il ar not a. they ,c' ht. The e7tabH H"tht
~ a diforcntal rate Tor the Canadian limos on snip
mcut, from Chicago 10 points III MIMI pr, >
much more difficult task for the presidents ana t'>
t,rd ,lop,.ol,.s un,blc To reach am agreement The
urcscut dircrcntiaI of / > cents hundred pounds
wa. made bv the arbitrators ON the rupPC7ioh uat
the same mileage rate wa allowed lS an i' r"Au';
ri. ou.tiou yu. finally referred - the chairman a d
vice chairman of the Boari. Who VIII give tl'l u ~
cision within a day two. II I'M, oe'',lou ,''', '
prove satisfactory 10 any 81 the r"ad, l1N VIII ""'0
thc privilege Of appealing again to arbitration
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TIE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAG UE.

IT EFFECTS An ORGANIZATION WITH CLAUSE
PROHIBITING HOLDERS OF POLITICAL
OFFICE FROM MEMBERSHIP
Tie Peoples Municipal Lcaguc. which was formed
in July, 1890, took practical step, at Scottish Rite
Hall last evening 70 make the organization pcrml
ncnt one. 4 committee appointed some time ago
10 draw IN constitution and bylaws. and last even
ing that committee reported - the Genera! Committee
The constitution IS cScocdingy shor, orc fJr 80
ambitious an orniza,ion and in many respects IT j,
radically different. probably. from That Of any other
political organization ever seen in this city, 1t IS as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
,,,c,,, o>, rI,r COIID LINES.

ou,b. Neb. Feb. 1s-It IS eml-ofllcially reported
that tbe purchasing departments Of the Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific Railroads will bc consolidated,
win Abraham Could brother of Jay Gould, as purchaS
inc arent The testing department Of the Union
poclac. which has been a heavy expense, with no
beneacal results viii be abolished.
st. Louis Feb. 1s.-NothDg is known at the Missouri
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
nfyprNG wARRIxG WESTERN ROADS.

Ciica-o Tc5 Is >iecauIhc TFa2sNi-sourt passenr ar
agreement wa, finished to-day. 10 j. modelled aitr u'
W.-,.rn Passenger Agreement but Is thought TO be far
strongr Tho Gr-t Monday March adjourned meeting
,,I D., holI n kansas Cry when All lines in Trans
Missouri territory ai. expected 20 sign IT,
Tho .oui,,,on,, OF the western Traffic Association also
,rct and co,uu, tr woiN 81 formulating rules for the
cdlnc. of che beard. Chairman Walker says there are
nc charges ot cut made against the Iowa Central
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TENORS AND HIGH G.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII You kindly. through yCur selections FROM
IN, Mall answer the following que ton; Has upper
& ever been sung by any tenor: II 80. ~ w ANl'i
noted tenor? - y 90 Di-'''
Ithaca y. y. Feb. II. l-Oi.
uf bv upper CO. correspondent means the :
CORE .ponGing 10 The note in the third space OF te
treble clcf uhc malc voice being an octave lower
than IN, femaiel, it has been sung by scores 'l
tcnOrs.-EdJ
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
" X v,yprpgrLr 70 GO ON A CRUISE.

The yacas ilvl. which put IN commission some
time ago preparatory TO cruise coniemphtci by
William X. Vanderbilt. VIII sail with her party on
saturday. Ir. NandeFDt N"I HoV le'"'" ""'''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Pacific general passenger agents Office in this city
concerning the rlmor. originating in Chicago that
II. c. Townsend is to be made passenger traihc
oaico the possibility Of such acton is admitted.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
sPEAKER REED IYDIsPOSED.

Washington, Feb 18.-speakcr Reed is confined to
his at his hotel by cold, which, however
shows signs Of improvement today. For this reason
the House has been compelled TO elect Speaker pro
tempOrc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ARRANGING 4 TRAFFIC CONTRACT.

Kansas City, Feb. 1s.-J. VI. Egan. general manager
OF the Chicago Paul and Kansas City Railroad, was
In the city yesterday and had long conference with
President NoetOn OF the Kansas City, Fort scott and
Memphis. The purpose Of the conference was the
pefcctlng Of traffic arrangements relative to reconsign
Ing grain and Other shipments at Kansas City for the
south.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
HEAVY TRAVEL TO FLORIDA.

Washington. Feb 1s.-Owing TO the heavy travel
10 Florida the Atlantic Coast Line VIII run its New
York and Florida special. Pullman ve'tbnle train
daily except sunday, beginning on FEBRUARY -o'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
METALLIC RlILWAY TIES.

From The Enclneerng and Mining Journal.
Metallic railway ties are BY no means a new in
vcnfon although the railway companies OF the United
states have been sinSularly backward in adopting them
1860, aud since that time the number has increased
so that in 1890 less than lO,222 miles OF track
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Teacher stcno-raphcgs Is pcwricrs coacimcn. walt
rr5 cplt- .Jru,urrf and. lu short. 9ll classes or
nrorlc lind % to their advantage to use The Trbune's
columns 0f short advert. cmcnts.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TIE FLORIDA SPECIAL TO JACKSONVILLE AND
ST AUGUSTINE. VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
II

The Pennsylvania Rairoad Company announces
that in order to accommodate the large volume OF
travel to the south, the Florida Special of Pullman
Vcstibulcd D@wng-ROom, Sleeping, Dining, smoking
and Observation cars leaving NewYork at 30 a. m.
Will on and after the 2itl inst, run through TO ST.
Augustine. Fla every week day instead OF three times
week. heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

AsToRzwiLLITG-on, TUESDAY, FbrgaIy T. BY & the
daughter OF Edward >. willing, OF Philadelphia
ROPES-THORE-O Thursday, February 10, at Tho
Osborne" by the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott, Grace Il.
daughtcr OF WIN X. Thorn, to VIM. Ropes.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

When you fail to md what yon want elsewhere
look among the little advertisements Of lie Tribune
They on the ninth page 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Intelligence. Enterprise and Ideas.

"Judging toiay's ssGc ~ The Daily Continent
the II possessed 0i intelligence entefprse
and ideas, which more potent IN making .ucce-su
newspaper than even money. .f-Philadepha LcdgE
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Holman had borrowed from me himself down at Los
Angeles during the boom"
And tGey both III fresh clgaret.e and mused sadly
over the utter unreliablty OF a sensational press.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

FALSE REPORT OF JUDGE THURMIy's DEATH.
Columbus Ohio, Feb. 1s.-A rumor that Judge
Allen c. Thurman IA dead Is without foundation. The
family stated at 30 p. that Mr.. Thurman in
his usual iiealth
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
The nordennx and burgundy winc.o j. calve. & CO..

for =. dc Bagy & Co.. 43 Warren ST., agents.
highly sympathetic TO refined palates Try them and
Judge for yourself.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

DEMANDING FORECLOSURE OF UNION PACIFIC
Lincoln, Ncb Feb,+ 1s.-The Senate has passed the
House concurrent resolution and memorial demanding
the immediate oreclosure Of the Union Pacific mort
cages by the Government
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
MARRIED..

Saratoga yichy Water -,
Is recommended by leading physicians Sold In bottles,
BIZ pruggIsts and Gr0ceIs.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
r-uaEEszYzX.
DIED..

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with fun
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
LiebIg Company's Extract Of Beef

Always efficient in weakness and digestive disorders.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-09
Domestic Markets.
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NEW YORK April 8, 1S91-The Flour market
-recclpts 1924 packages: exports 1901 bis
and 310sIsacks; higher; sales 20, $50 bbls.
Flour quotations low extras 3 COCA 10; city
g6 20 winter wheat low grades at 6O@4 ! 8
i . 10 fancy at hos 20, patents at 6595 3d.
Minnesota In clear 2595 90: straghts do at cog
s695 90, superine az 5 soa4 20; fine a s5S
. 90 Southern flour firm and. quiet; Rye Flour
Sue AZ Flour Sos2 CO.
receipts Az, 800; exports 10000 bush; sales 50 :
90 6gsh' tirm, l@c higher; quiet; No Red at
1.20al 21ssf o b; Nos Red att Il i Ia1s; No
! Mortnern at 1 26SA No hard at 1884. Rye
Seeaay ana quiet Barley quiet and steady barley
1855 bush sales IS. 900, bush; quiet and weak,
No 2 at 78@7s1ae IN elevator. 7S@79Isc; atoat,
900 BUSH exports is4 6ush sales pSss ~
steady and active; No at 90; White do at 5sjsl
&C. No ooI az a1 1ssss s W6,fs; DO White go
Western at 67@62c; doWhite at 6O@85c; White
sssss a. RSHgS ri, NO Chicago at 6oN a6Osc
sugaEEraw fairly active, firm; refined 3D. active i've
drm N21 az; standard A 4 7-ls; Connection.
si 81 No No 10 az az ssMe;NS at sYc No at
a Mould a ass cut loaf ana crushed &c: powdered
a ast , g1ansia az Al Cubes 4 Pesroieam
Beef moderate demsed rssE active and higher
wanted terced beef quiet and firm; cut m M,;
strong active middles strong ana quiet. sSorf
westerns q faart,
81; city al 30; refined quiet; for Conr,nenI on
9I DO; 5. A. 3. Butter quiet and about sIsaa ~
state dairy at 209261 ac; Western dairy ~ olSs
&c; DO crm 2lgx6h; do factory at iS65S
Elgtn at nc Cheese moderately active. frm,
State ga @l2A ;fancy12l4c. "''''0' nrmi
FreighIs to Liverpool quiet and nnsa,.,os.
grain U steami-d. '0''ieu'
CHICAGO: April 8, l89I-The Flour marka+ "a
firm and unchanged. Wheat higher. No % Aes ~
at llo4$sgl05Mi No 2 IRed &C Oi1SS5i IHPE5i hag
Corn irregular and higher; No 2 az 67TDb7SLcc'
Oats higher; No Fat 53s4c. Rye-No nj SsS
IL 62ts.. Lard higher, at 1906 so. DIv ssI;
meatsashoulders, 695 10; short lclearsides at
Recelpts-Flour %, 900 IBIS. wheat At 600 ,r.,
900 bush. oats 249,0 bush rive Ia 0ni,
bush, barley 46.0U0 bush. -N'ooo
Shipments Flour 10000 bbls. what go ooo
bush. corn 1885, 900 bush, oats 2i5 900 busb rvo
1900 bush barley 20, 600 bush '"' iSo
Sugar cured hams O0@11 90.
ST LOUIS, April 8, 1891 The Flour m.rto.
firm higher. Wheat excited, strong and higSsr.
No Red at 0b@l 05H. Corn higher and mn
No at 55h966. Rye dead, dull; No , al
Barley very strong and higher; minnesota ~ ~
Provisions quiet and frmer; pork; standard ,nss
IL 2o9lz 371a; laro, prime steam 8 37I% drs,
salt meats. shoulders 8, longs 1919 ribs q 1SH
go 20 snort clear W 70, bacon, shoulders, 81
keeoipts-Flour, 1000 bbls, wneaT % a. M ~;
bush, corn 81 600 bush; oats liz mo brsh s ~,
1000 bush. barley, 1000 bush 'u'n 'rye
Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat Ok ooo
1000 bush;I barley 1000 bush. 1'H' rye
DETROIT; Ap APR 3 1osss1.ccwheat-No White
Oats-No 2 at sec; No2 White III. R a. sSc;
Flour 0000 bbs, wheat 81 900 bush. corD ~
600 bush; oats 000o bush. 'o'n w.