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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23

The board of managers of the National
home for disabled soldiers has confirmed
the appointments of Col Wheeler as gov
ernor and af J. +. Armitage is treasurer
of the Milwaukee home. The approval of
the national board makes permanent the
appointments, which were only temporary
until such action was taken.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
Perfectly Well.

FILLMORE, dubuque Co., Is.. Sept, 1889.
Miss K. Finnisan writes: Ny mother and sis
tn used Pastor Kosnig's Nerve Tonic for neu.
ralgia- They are both perfectly well now and
never tire OF praising the Tonic
GREENE, Iowa, Oct 1o, 1890.
For nineteen years my daughter suffered from
hts so tliG. she could not even dress herself On
the 18th uf March last she commenced using
Pastor hoeaig'5 Nerve Tonic, and it has cured
her entirely Accept many kind thanks and
blessings cannot tell how happy feel to think
my child 10 cured MRS THERESA KYLE.
STORM LAKE, Iowa July g. 1890.
| Was suffering from rervousness, sleepless-
ness, andlos OF memory about two months ago
took Pastor kuenig's Nerve Tonic, and l at
tribute my recovery 70 this medicine; sat-
tsaed with its ofect j. A BAAST.
rnrr-A Valuable Boo-s On Nervous
~ L L Diseases sent free TO any address.
and poor patients can also obtain
IN this medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor Koenig. of Fort WAYNE. Ind since LS,a ana
te now prepared underh his direction by the
KoENIc MED. CO.. Chicago, tii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
:, n,, .rrs OF TIE YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.

The closing exercises Of the classes conducted at The
xon. Mons Christian Institute at No. oc2 Bowery.
h,6 ,a.t evening. Alanson r. Enos report Of r'
,ors done I'm tho year From this II appeared that hoir
bed teen in the classes 2'S scholars and that the tot,
enumeration had been 3j3. Sessions had been held -
,oo,nos with nm average attendant, Of Franklin
.nnhv uodc the presentation Of certificates the car
,oo buudcrs, class and the Rev. James W. Wells de-
,,xcrcd short address Nearly sixty pupils rcci'ed GER
tlncates Of progress The exercises closed WITH the prc.
,.ron ny william NJ kingsley Of diplomas TO twenty
s...o. aud NJ pr,ycs 20 tho following Arithmetic
sosrh J. Froudcr and Edward r. MacInsre tooSkerp ns-
,v,.m Kaiser; shcrt,and-A. Lewis and iohert H. Bonn
English prammar-wlam NJ i'rit'on f'cchand draw'ne-
Fred Dormaycr; n,cchanr' dfawine-kari a. h nansm
-. or,.rornc- Robert Killed. and John MacDonaid
rn.,r,,or. G. c. Boiani and William H. weirhton received
prcsents from their pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, May 3.-Cattle-Receipts for the last %
hours, 40 head total for week thus far 1900 head
for same time last week, $40 head consigned
through, 800 head to York, 60 head; sale,
120 head market opened steady, closed strong, all
sold good $50 10 1.1o0 lbs steers, So 65d 81 so COWS
and helfers, 50 25d SO rs. Hogs-Recepts for the
last "a hours 1900 head; total for week thus far
34,650 head for same time last week. "a, 800 head
consigned through, ZOO head to New-Y York, $500
head on sale, 5000 head market opened steady and
firm few fancy heavy sold higher than quoted
closed steady; ali sold; heavy grades ~ 1884 s5:
81 $50 ~ 20: good heavy ends. - 25a ~ So pigs,
iar. s4d 81 SO assorted roughs. - "a 20 common
roughs, S3 50d % 90; stays, $50 80 25. sheep end.
lambs-Receipts for the "a hours 400 head total
for week thus far, IL 400 head; for time last
week, $1,000 had Consigned through, 400 head To
New York. $500 head ON SALE 1900 head market
opened steady for good lambs, slow for sheep. closing
eisy for all but choice lambs sheep. extra fancy wool.
SO 25dss so; good to choice S6ds6 2Q fair to good
common to best, 80 5Oa S6 65; spring. fair to good,
$50 $l3.
st. Louis. May 3.-Cattlc-Recelpts, e.255 head;
shipments. 80 head. Market 1O64Oc higher ON ali
kinds. Fair to choice native steers 80 goa 81 rs;
Texan and Indian steers range from 81 Goa 80 IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 6,955 head: shipments, 100 head.
Market opened to l0c higher but advance Was lost
toward the close fair TO prime heavy, 81 50d 81 go;
mixed ordinary TO good, "a ~ so light fair TO best,
~ 40d ~ So SheepReceipts. 800 head shipments.
100 head. Bulk OF the receipts through Texans;
choice natives, $5 500 S6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
NEW-SORK CITY

The first California cherries arc due here to-day.
They are two weeks earlier than last years and are
expected TO arrive steadily.
Custom House inspectors yesterday seized 1,50C
smugged cigars from truck In Brooklyn. The
truck had Just come from one Of the steamship
wharves.
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
Real Estate Exchange yesterday dividend Of L.
per cent for the half year declared, payable on
June l.
Chief Engineer Jefferson Brown. who has been the
examining engineer on the receiving ship Vermont
for enlisted men for the engineering department. VI
Navy vessels, will REEVE his orders today 10 20 10
Richmond in charge OF The machinery Of the irOncads
laid up in the James River. lilo will lie succeeded
by Chief Engineer b. G. Gowing. who has been at
the south Brooklyn Engine Works, supervising the
machinery under construction for the Navy.
Frank Mcron. n passcr Of counterfeit money. WAS
sentenced 10 six years imprisonment In the Erie
County Pcn!tcntary yesterday by Judge Benedict In
the nitcd states Circuit Court.
Ira c. d. Leroy. who, while acting postmaster at
Highland, y. Y, stole money orders. WIS sent to
the Elmira Rcformaory for six months yesterday
by Judge Benedict In the United states Circuit Court
The Joint Congress Committee on immigration held
no session In the Federal building yesterday because
10 proper quorum present. An effort Will he
made 10 continue the hearing this morning at ii
O'Clock.
The Tribune has received 81 from an b. for
Mrs Weiss.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company was
held nj no i Cort,ndtst. YESTERDAY Tie following
directors were elected Leonard F. Bcckwth Charles
f. Cutler. Joseph =. Davis, Thomas T. Eckcr william
H. Forbes, George J. Gould, Noryin Green Edward j.
Hail. IT., John f.. Hudson, John jameson. Charles A.
Tinker John Van Horne and william H. Wo)lvcrton.
The Museum of Art is open free TO the public to-day,
to morrow Friday and saturday from 10 O'Clock III
the morning until o'clock in the evening. IL Is
also open free on saturday evening from to 10
O'Clock, ard sunday afternoon.
Commander George VI. Book. who was detached from
the Navy Yard August i last. pending The de-
cision OF the EOarf Of Examination and Promotion.
Yesterday reported for duty again In arcoriance with
an order Of the Navy Department r'a''is"'ns MN %
such duty a. Commodore E.bcn may find necessary
for lin - do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
COTTON MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, May 3, .. m.-The sales Of the day fr-
cluded 1900 bales Of American.
Futures closed firm American Mldding, low middnng
clause, May delivery, 56o4d sellers May and June
delivery, 3 55-G4d sellers, June and July delivery,
ss-64d value; July aud August delivery, 3 6l-6ld
sellers August and september delivery. 63-64d0 I'd
september delivery. god sellers: September and
october delivery, 4 26N sellers: october and No
vember delivery, 4-64dd4 364d; November and
December delivery 764d sellers.
Galveston, Mny 3-COtton easy middling Lice:
low mddng 9 1-2c; good ordinary, &c; net and gross
bales
Norfolk May 3.-Cotton steady; mddling, &c; low
middling, 9-l6c good ordinary 7oc: net and gross
receipts. 2e7 bales exports TO Great Britain, 1,3O4
bales coastwise "a" bales; sales 474 baes; stock,
81 .2s7 bales.
savannah, May 3.-COtton quiet; mIddlIng. &c; low
middllng, 5.sc; good ordinary 14c; net and gross
receipts, 1881 bales exports coastwlsc, 0o6 bales;
sales, t25 bales; stock, 81 ,6e7 baes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKE1h.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation fairly active and the
movement was Irregular and somewhat erratic The
total tran action, amounted to 100000 bushels.
Operators seemed to be devong their efforts TO
transferring interest from Mny options TO the Inter
deliveries. The result slight weakening In
May, while the other months gnined 3ea7-e cent
The foreign news Wa be,ri II, but the homo ah
vices were of a siren gthenIng nature At times,
however the outside influences seemed to be ignored
002 900 bn>he. Cablcs we're tame ana caier. In
dian shipments heavy, the worlds movement
WIS greater than last week, and imports into the
United Kingdom were liberal: The tpgllsh visible
supply decreased O2j,OOO bushels. With tho eXccp-
don Of latter item, all tho foreign news favored
the bears. yet the market ruled comparatively steady
An advance occurred later on the liberal clearance,,
fair export huyng and uniavonltle crop news.
Winter wheat was reported TO be damaged BY floods,
tcrs,,, representing 5o.0OooOO bushes had been
uns0wn In the Dahoas and Northern Minnesota.
May options opened ut 90 fell 70 30; and then r9se
and advanced to 30 3IavO Is cent. spot wheat
va, weak and $4,000 bushels here sold FOR export
The milling demand amounted To $1,000 bushels.
Corn had quite n bulge and the trading wns more
active Wet weather West and bad crop news coupled
with higher cables and ncrveusnsso among tho NAY
gained 81 cent at time. and all months CLOSED
loi IS cent nsher Cash lots were ,er lSSla cent
oats gained 1.4al-2 cent on bad crop news ana
4 and ) points higher on reduced. Chicago stocks
There re sales Of 600 terces on the spot.
~" ns g"oi oo n mere 20 July ooss:
Angst 90: september. 30 cents
Cori-Mny. 40 "a; June, NJ; July, A. "a; August,
0as-May 80 "a June. 10 IS; July. 80 20 cents.
Lard May ~ A. July, 81 90.
The receipts 81 grain and flour reported yesterday
were rs follows: Wheat. A. so bushels corn,
i4oei7 bushels oats. ioe'lsd bushels total grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

Chicago. May (speclaD-The India wheat ship
ments turned ont large, almost 1900 900 bushels.
There was an Increase on passage Of almost 1000.
OO0 and the worlds wheat shipments to Europe,
100000. were almost 1000 900 the week before.
Yet wet weather In the West and cold weather IN tho
Northwest made n strong wheat market of II. Prices
advanced cent July sold between SO So cent and
81 IL, ana closed at 81 IA. Advices from North
and South Dakota were to the effect that 800 900
acres still unseeded sufficient to grow
almost $4,000 900 wheat. The Northwest backed its
unfavorable advlces by buying orders. Advices from
Kansas that wheat in the southern part Of tho
state was turning yellow and getting spotted. The
advance slow. The trade until the last thirty
minutes quiet. California messages said high
winds and dry weather had reduced the prospects
there. corn for May advanced 10 AZ SO cents:
july got to 40 5-s cents. oats were firm for
precisely the that affected corn, cold
wet weather. delayed seeding and reduced acreage.
May oats sold between rs IA and 2s IS, and closed
at 2s "a; July, between 2s and 20 10, and closed
at IS IS A. Provisions advanced sharply; Pork
There were only $4,000 hogs. That had its influence.
The strength Of the grain markets especially the ad-
vance In corn, effective. July pork sold from
- s. to 20 4 aud closed at 80 20: July lard from
So % TO 81 so and closed at ~ % July ribs from
81 IL to s. 81, and closed az IS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Park and Aaueduct Commissioners meetings.
coard OF Education u. IN.
BROOKLYN Elevated Railway annual election.
Rapid Transit Commissioners, No. o. wlllam.st.. s
"
Scandinavian Republican Club reception Tivoli Hotel
South BROOKLYN D.
George Guntons lecture, College Social Economics
>. IL.
Wide Awake Republican Club. No 233 East Tenth
ST.. . p. III.
Funeral of Augustus Kountzc No o3s Madison.ave. 10
a. ID
James G.. Blaine Club OF Harlem No. 10 East One
hundre'i-and. tcnth.St.. =. IN.
Young Womcn's Christian Association book reception
No. East FIfteNth-st.. afternoon.
Halloween Club entertainment Central Opera House.
D.. LII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
a 90 CLASS-PURSE. 400.
A WELL.FILLED CARD AT ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, May "a card OF six welhlled races WIS
,,n at the fair grounds to-day. There acc
dent I'm the third race, when T. Bntton jockey. at
teurred TO take Nike Watson through the bunch at tLe
table turn There was q jostliDQ, and Mike Watson
went down njurng his spine badly that he could not
regain his feet Brtton escaped with general shaking
I'D Tho horse may be Killed.
First nce-Selling five furlongs Iris won by
lrnpth Sacramento second and Myra third. Tme-l :Of-
second race-For two-yeaf.ods four and half fur
Inns Minnie d. won three lengths before Jack Mul.
Inns with Tommy S. third. Time-jSi2 seconds.
Third receive furongs. Judge Arkeh won as ne
,,..d nv half length Bloodhound second and Woocford
third. Time-1 :0j
Fourth race-SellIng six furlongs Jim Murphy won.
with clio second Zeke Hardy third. 1ime-l 10's
Fifth rlce-selllng six nrongs' Ca'lan won by
,.,r,, from Miss Pickwick; Little Phil third. Time
lara.
Sixth race-Handicap seven fur!on2s Ray s. was
frat home by a neck; Governor Ross secord. three
lengths ahead Of the Deacon lihc-i :'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
Total new work.

In spite Of the foregoing features of encourage
ment the crude oil market continues dull and without
Significance. There were no sales yesterday at the
stock Exchange and at the Consolidated Board % 600
barrels changed hands I'm the option line. Prices
opened up cent at 50 "a cents, but the closing
price was unchanged at 81 "a cents, the market
ending heavy.
Refined oil was unchanged at 61O cents per gallon
In barrels 800 cents in bulk and $50 cents In:
cases. Foreign quotations Antwerp, IA francs
Bremen. $50 marks London > Is pence.
OIL cry, NAV 3.-Nationa Transit certificates opened
5Ssc; highest jS'4c; lowest 57c closed 57sc: sales.
J2 900 bis clearnces 1S4 600 bDs shipments 105 716
bls; runs 103, COZ bbls.
plttsbuIg May 3-NatOnal Transit certificates opened
at oS'sc; closed at 672c highest, 5Sc lowest 7i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
KryTu-cKy MORSE SALES.

Lexington KY. May 3 (SpecIaD.-Thorouphbreds sold
low at sales Of Colonel D. Bruce md j. r. kdn hen
in this city to-day Only four brought 500 or over as
tollows colt, yeariDg by Berssn, dam by Fal'
setto Frank Phillips. Cincinnati. 1875 Trust, b. h. g. by
Ten Brock dam by Lever, w. n Donahrc, Frankfort
XIV 1925 Star OF Elkorn Dr. c. yearnR BY Jlls John'
son dam by Fonso Meadow Thorpe STUD, Lexington
s,oj: chestnut colt 9, by Ten Brock, dam by 'lf2ii
John F. Hughes, Lexington, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
TIE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE.

Nashville May 3.-Beautifu westhof excellent SPORT
brsk betting and large crowd the features Of tho
third day OF the spring meeting OF the West Side Park
Toe key club The first race selling i've furongs. was
Won nv tss crete with Carmen second and Bob Jacobs
third Time. 03a
second race selling. one mile Euseno hrst Gcndi'c
second Foxhall third. Time AZ.
Third race, handicap, for 3yearods and upward one
me and seventy Yards I'd. Bell first. Rob Forsyth
second. Time. Ash. = .
Fourth Iaco Boodmarc sweepstakes Tor 2'year'oiuS'
1900 added: half mile. Fringe won In eaiot oY
eight open lengths. Time. BIZ.
F1nh ace selling half furlongs. Interior
ayst Granny white second Johnetta third. Time, .6S
Sixth race. selling. nvo furlonss Tom Darling won
By four lengths from Cyrna who was four lengths In
kont Of Maggie b. Time. :o3R.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
CHERRY DIAMOND BOXING BOt'rS.

The next monthly boxing Tournament Of tho Manhattan
Athletic Club will be held Saturday evening at 80 o'clock
Tho bous arranged for ore VI. OBricn Of Philadelphia
and .Paddy" Smith, OF Brooklyn, Billy Fraser, Of
poston and Walter Campbell Of Philadelphia Jack Lynch
Of Philadelphia and Billy Murray Of Ncw.Yok; Martin
c,.o NJ IIayerhll Mass and George H.. Reynolds, OF
New.Ymk; William waliscc, OF Brooklyn. and BILLY
ve,ooo Of Iavcrstraw, n. y. The contest are likely
sually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENuE-senator Henry NJ Teller. Of Colo
rado, Senator T. T. Pettigrew Of South Dakota: ex.
Senator James W. Bradbury, Of Maine and cxConrress
Frederick Miles, OF Connecticut GILSEY-Erastus
Coming. Of Albany. HOFFMAN-Judge William J..
Wallace. Of Syracuse. HOLLAND-At Attorney General
William II. II. IIort. Of California and Frederick I.
Ames, Of Boston. MURRAY HILL-Gcnera Cyrus Bus.
sew Assistant Secretary Of the Interior WINDSOR-Sr
William ForwoOd, Of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
SELLING HORSES AT AUCTION.

William EasOn the OF Tattersas. at Seventh
ave and Fifty cghhst scored another success at yest
a.v,s sale Of park harness. saddle and hunting horses
Tne attendance was composed Of persons who buy the
host and ai7 prices realized. Mr. Easton has The
faculty Of letting the public know what he intends u
orer for sale that glance his catalogue tells on
lust what expect when he visits the sale ling. Tho
salo will be closed to-day and will begin at O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04

Third race-One mile Unadila first. Natalie second
Maud Howard third Time 40
Fourth race-One mile Irish Chief INST The Kaiser
Fifth race-Four and furlonus Coouett first
Susie Nell second. Queen Of Blondes third Tine jjs,
Immediately after the last Coquotte was offered
for sale and ]. f. Madden became her owner having
sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
VICTORY For TIE GARFIELD TRACK PEOPLE

VICTORY FOR THE GARFIELD TRACK PEOPLE
Chicago. May 3.-Thc ordinance which in It's effect
will wipe the notorious Garfield rcetrack has once
more met with defeat in the City CoulCll. An effort
WIS made to suspend fhe rules and put the ordinance
On its passage, but the motion was lost and the bill
went back 10 the committee. This is the ordinance
providing for n street opening through Garfield Park
cutting the sheds and requiring the destruction OF
mart OF the grand sacd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
THE TROTTING SEASON OPENED.
FAST TINE MADE on THE DRIVING PARK TRACK
IN baltimore.

IN BALTIMORE.
baltimore May tSpeciaD.-Everythng w"s favor
able for the first trotting meeting Of the season. which
started this afternoon at the Gentlemens Driving Park
For a half-me track the time fast, and two were
added 10 tho 90 list. The 100 class was the only
contest IN doubt, and the favorte orange Chiei
could get aoniy one heat, dividing second and third
money with the other local trotter, II. Clay Emlce
n steady little black OF three years. had speed
enough TO win of hand but her victory was delnyed
By Indifferent driving, the FLY finally proving inc
gsnest OF the party. The Q 80 pace was GIT 10
Re4cis who played with the party. as DID Navarro
In the third race. The latter Is grandson OF Nut
wood Tomorrow the classes are the 33 ana
o "a +rottiny with sixteen entries altogether. Sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
UUTTE,R.

Rccclpts for week, % COZ pkgs. Exports for week.
200 pkgs The slight Increase In receipts coupled with
warm w.athef and determination 20 allow Of the
Ileht irpded hav gods accumulate have given the
markt: easier and values have declined about
Ir n week At N" reduced figures trade
is mir not active and stock Is cleaning pretty we'll
especially the high grade table butter. Elgin
fel Ia 2Oc at primary market Yesterday and the
best Of goods selling here az ore Other
Wexte going mainly at 2la2l2c. but
brand showing equally good quality Egin
commanding 22c First. plenty ond slow $4,000
and seconds dull at 17dlsc. State l.
freer rccclpt and while few the fonciest los bring
2oc the stock IL going at :Od2Ic State dairy
IN good demand and fairly steady decent prime lines
:l@ sell Ira l9c fancy at 2Oa2Oc aud choice
2Ocmust be- sclec closely bring
Initiation Creamery Il rarely fine enough
10 quotation mos. Of the lo~ seconds and
20 lie The best o. the factory goods sell
ine I3 and exporters have secured seconds at 12c c
Old butter closing out slowly ct easy prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
ro INVESTIGATE GIOUCrsTEE.

Camden y. j.. Nav 3.-Judgc Garratson charged the
Camden County Grand Jury to-day lie called attention
~ te Gloucester racetiack and requested the to
Invos.oae thoroughly the charges Of violation o!
the law made against the track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
Tn rUr yrriRiEr'4 CIylL CONTENTION.

Concord, y. H., May 3.-Governcr Iuttlc has up
pned the following Delegates from New Hampshire IA
the Nicaragua Canal National Convention. TO be hclh
at St; Louis GA June . T. c. Cheney. b. a. klinbii
Irving W. Drew. sti!cson IIutchIns. Dexter Richards
John a. spalding and \. j. Pillsbnrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
THE MA RHETS
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Nav g. 1892.
HEASS PEAS.

Receipts for the wcok-eans. .7O7 bills peas. $50
bush. ENppt~- Beam, go pkg peas -oJ bbls. I'M
uor:. iag 81 beans. Trade has shown improve
mcnt and there has been enough urgency 10 cell - give the
market "a weak tone oil white yariet~. Choice
have settled n a. medium . III 10. and 20 ~ 6j
Holders OF id kidney sccm - feel conldncc ~ the
position, the! ASH nin prices FOR desirable goods
California Lima slow aud walker must be choice o. r-nch
VI - a !obbnr way; round lott Offering b. affV" Of
81 COAL 90. pea. about DC lower and weak I!
there ha. quite reduction In the ffcgh. rates from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
POULTRY AND GAME.

Lower rrces >ed poultry have lescnci tho
mani i've and with continued fair receipts pirc
all kind. Six 'aroads came IN yo.trfily and
pricc o lows feli 10 l2i 10 20 Western
and i9iec FOR southern Spring chickens nrIst b, large
and bring over ~ pcr mir ana small young - down
% 5aSJc. pu,as and geese are cor -dcr7bv lower.
The market dr. seed fowls wr,A.ned seriously the
close OF and has since made further
dfon Offering, quit liberal and II +, hard
10 gct started again after having been greatly
recent eAtcW" price. many shop butchers
have stopped buying for the At the close holders
are -aos 1edi"cc. nut find frw the
Good. and the market closes weak and unsettled Trr-
kcvs cont1ur and arm. spring chicf'ns In light
sell readily % desirable weight
fric hncc larzr spring ducks scare and wani'd
= clis' sniic t"d and" higher but t.dc quota
tons extreme. Power aion. s'caaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
Ilfl,S.

Receipts for week. . 3O1 bbls and 4t3fl cases me
market held very firm tho improvement quoted week
until the close Erd1r, when under consiuIao,o
demand from points stock vaS pretty closeN
cleaned up except such was held OF the narHet anu
with continued strong advicrs from the West an az
vance to l5iac was established Saturday Ihs week
opened with a 16c. At which the marn.t
Is holding steady at the close. although trad Is now
somewhat qrici'r Report from tho Interior sti iha' IA
a large current collections Roin" INTO cou
and the position o. the msrkct her On me-
l. regard, quit, healthy for the moment y.
eggs Of favor AMI have to 60 lower III ieiaton
Western than h"r''ocra. Duck EGG" quiee anu '''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04

s24 24s bushels -four II ,03s packages. At Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat.
12, $50 bushels; corn, 300, 52S bushels oats 3s21l1
I'M