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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-30

Negroes who go from America to AT.
rica frequently become Shareholders BY
reason Of their superiority in intolli.
gence to the natives Of that benighted
country and because they have some
money. This is the report given by
Rev. A: Mccullough, who has been
visiting in purts of Africa, where there
are colonies OF prosperous American
negroes These American negroes, he
says. almost Invariably invest what
ever money they have in slaves, and
are cruel and avaricious masters
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-07-30

One OF the Sioux Falls Colony.
Sioux FALLS, s. D., July 22.-The
most noted member Of the Sioux Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19

Chicago, April - t>pccinlh Wheat yielded NUS
when the visible supply figures were announced 10
aoy when IL Wa shown that lustcnd ~ decrease ~
thc Trade expected, there was an Increase oi No.
600 bushels VIII ri- exception the market wa III
clned 70 be Gfm Ma opened at 80 -, SiiI r.
tween 70 - AID II 4. aud closed a. ~ . - Inc
lin ian prcc, wer,, made on Ia, News 81 II 'il NdNe
IA Frunce All the Western lucuRs tnd o. u
Inctward spring. and OF unftvOriolr ccndltlnh' lpf
mall t.1lu The announcement iroul 81 PclFf''urr
thn, the Russian Ministers had decided to uppoSr 9I
cifort 10 rcscud the pr sent prohibiorI derrc hIu
snme effect Northwestern cOantrl elevator s.ow,i
" dccr,,.e for the wcch of 1910 600. md.ng The de
c,.,,s, Or three weeks about 5.0O0,o0 The s"nb)d:d
ci,,r,nre, were rather disapp intinE, lbAl Stoke
to,,rd a decrease of I.375.0OO. Corn was irned up
~, uot trcciut. by wet weather through "a" West
oGd Ly n decrease Of 17O0OO In the N'itl" supply.
MAY sold Lctwecn 40 81 ard IL. ana closed az 40 ..
s arrivals vrr. .2d car,: Tie estimates os Tuesday
400 There wcrr good cash cnga2 emen', 81
corn about 100000 bushels. Tie local 't2ch anodt
and In store dccrca,' ii this wcc 2"t@lUoo 'hcr' h,
81 aiI grade, now hc. In stJV l'@'n,oo. pnNNipp
75O 900 of II contract. Oat- wer without cepc'h'i
t'nt,.rr NAV sold between - IL ana - Is, am
closed at - II. Provisions were maze NTN "tlN
nv very LARGE hog receipts. There were $1,000 nj tne
wards prices vrrr' 10 ~ l. cents lover NAV pork
soM fl ON $40 o. 20 80 S1. Hnd clo,ed at ~ ~
Nav lard from TG - Ia 80 H. and cid-ci a. ~ -
NAV from - ~ to 10 81. ana closed NJ ," d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. April 1s.-Cattlc-Recdpts last - hours
$40 head total for the week thus FAR 2,2 o. hed
] 40 head 10 New-lOrk 1920 head Oh sale, loo
hG"d SpSinE i0m 10 to 10 GSn1 scts .s
fat cows etc: closing steady and firm Extra st'rs
400 10 500 Ms A. 3od 81 40 good tirly fat shipping
l?0 70 lloO -, - loo u IS medium but hers
IutcleS 100 to 100 b., ~ I5a 81 80 llehi half
fat steers. 500 I, 100 rs, 1921 1910; oxen com
mon n best. ~ 75a - aud hecr,. good b. extra
~ pa ~ - do do, common 81 ion - poor 10 good
mixed butcher, 800 10 LOO NJ - 76h3 o. COWS;
fnr. S2o ~ 20 cow. good 10 extra cornfei
~ 7je ~ - and 100 10 800 Y stccr' sJd
~ 90 ,tocl,cr- and feeders. - 4of ~ 80: bulls slow
lower: soot to best ~ e55$i 50: common To fnir.
~ 100 - -. mich COVE, fair 10 Tood 800 ~;
best to fancy. s55asi2. Hogs -Reccipts last -
hours, IO.OJO head total for the week thus far,
80 600 head FOR same time last week. 1850 head
Y@r i6o head on sac sac isSSo head ' m% T
opened fairly active. but s'ade lower closed abont
stady, III sold hcayy 1pde,. 81 O5a95 TO- yorhors
good 10 best. SOD - % do pgs and night 90 ~ %
o9 10y r a, co m 6@ .p. - 10 r 4G IS o a
.ortcd roushs g. loa - 40; common rough 50 ia "a
ccpi last twonty four hours. 52oo head total for the
week thus far. 1900 head for same time last week
23,2oo head consigned thF9ush 2 700 bead 70 New
York, 500 head. on sale 900 hcad opened s'c,il
Tor good sheep. some fancy shade higher lambs slow
nnd i1c . l5o ower coSed .'cahy All .oa ~ bo
~ CO fair TO good 81 100 90 ~: cull' and common
~ 75d 40; clipped common T. best - 5oa - 20 ,
sn s9 so cnIis 70 COMMON - 75S - % spns
lambs fair 10 good slOH Tl5. clipped lambs. common
b. best. >46 81 %.
Chicago. April ls.-"The Evening Journal REPORT, :
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head. shipments 5000 head
Market active IOc higher. god Ia extra Ieers 81 23f
~ -: othcr 800 20. Gamers, FL d5o 81 - stock
crs - ~ % - 700 ~ 10. iogs-R-ce!pts,
3co0 head shpments 10000 heod MaF&et &c.
five zoe lower: rough and common. - 25d - 20
mixed and pachcrs ~ od - 80 prime. heavy aud
butchers ~ 65o >, 20; light, ~ 40 s.i IS. sheep
Rcc.ipt. 5000 had shpmcnts 5000 head. Mar.
lc. 9etive 81 adv: ewes ga 500 ~ SJ wctbcrs and
rs~iings s6a ~ % westerns s5 1924 81: lambs
81 90 - o..
st. Lous April ls.-Cattle- Receipts 4H3 he'd
shfrmcnts . 100 rcaf Market IOdo5c higher INlr
10 d native sto-sr, scarce. s9a - n " as enf
INDIAN. all Kind. 40 5ogs3 G5 Hogs RccciPts.
/ 200 heed shipments. 5000 head Market lOp"oc
l,,,er. falr ~ prime hcavf - ii6 - 90 mixed or
dra~v 10 cooi 81 0Oasi 10 light good 81 best - 80
AT 80 shcpp-Roceips. Laos head. Market
str,dy. fair 10 choice nuttons, ~ 7odS6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19

80 sherman * Culver. 10 Chicago soer, 1853 N
a,ersee Mt ~ 20 PER 100 d. a DO 1914 ~ II - g 10
* n at II 90; 10 % 1891 49, at ~ 81 80 do
1905 n at - so is do, 1889 = a; a. - ,d 10 iSI' I,
:, y, = Penn, ylyania COWS, ll3o m. a; - 30 -
=, 20 ~ do 1903 n al q 50 g d. ii4 az q g;
~, 90 30 81 27is Colombo DO 1876 n, ~ OH
liz i0i5 N NJ 80; do. 1870 H. At 4; rs co. 40
az 80 70 Chicago COWS, l!j ID, az ~ 20 do, O3o
~ at az 50; y state DO so u, At q -
,f0 M et 81 1G DO. 147i n AZ AZ 3 10 DO. It'i d e
a., u sac bull go ~ a. - % rennyyania Do
10 X At ~ 80 ! ohio do 1900 70, al ~ 10 pcnnsyi.
snIs COW 1910 ~ st ~ 70 state do 9oc n at -: 10
TO- ote min s II Chicago steers 1880 H. at ~ 30 10
o ~ ~ Ak do 1850 n. nj - 80 10 do l349 n, at
- az, a" 1907 ~ A. o. IS L. do 1854 H. nj ~ 30 y
d. 1913 h. At - 30 Il DO 1919 r. at ~ 90 10 DO 1877
~ ,zd E' r. at - ]7 2 1870 at u = do,
z at - %6 Chicago steers 1880 H. at e. o5 do,
III n - IS 80 C 90 1872 .ieer at Ia 12 81 sg
a % IS07 NJ al 81 6O - do. 1907 ~ IT. ~ ~ 10 DO.
- NJ a. "a 30; ! bull. 400 n. nt - l2@ St'ic
"a, ~ ESQ ~ az 81 30 , do, 1890 h. 81 - 20 Penn
,Isaois cows 006 n. at - y: - a.
yKHH KAT ( Pidcck state ''e" 1900 n. at 50 80;
40 SSI i%eH cows1F@ceips head The only tansag,;,
on rccer,ied was the sale by s. Sanders OF "spng,r
,ioh Market nominay steady at S2Odf45 pef head
IA ~ r Jersey CIV The extraordinarily heavy supply
enE Pr the dSy az 81 d52c. and fancy 10 6c hut
bour later .c was the TOP for anything and leiorc w
e GOOD ysals sold at ii3c; and when thu last 1Uo
,yes arrived butchers were Offering at DC. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
GRAIN And PRODUCE M1RRE1h.

FEATURES OF NFwYOpK DEALINGS.
TIE visible supply Of grain in the United states on
saturnv was as follows Wheat. 42,O50.ooo bn'he''
~, iucr,,e Of s7s 900 bushels: corn. 0.o7dOpD bush
els decrease $4,000 bushels. oats. 321 900 bnsnc'
decrease 1000 bushels Wheat had few features III
this mnrkoi yesterday, there beine continuance oil
the oul,,ne,s noted at the close Of last week, 40 rig
ular cabl, adviccs received and the foreign Gle
ment held aloof from the market In consequence
speculation was mainly local about 3Votp' %" ,h
ols being dealt IA. Fluctuations "rr" sIhuii anu III
frequent early IN the day but after me opening pi
broke on selling bv longs who received u" Du' 'u'
support Local stocks showed - substantial G ml1n
ton and the bulls figured On uec!r1' VI i,"'p'
cpn bushels In the visible supply. Minn0p'hs T.
ported country stocks a; SHOWING i','',lt e" '.
strength The visible supply reprt, however no" Il
mn ucrase 0f SIS 900 bushels. aud th@ ch'cNu ne
having TIN. last half hour clarnN cried by AZ
cid,,i strength md liberal cOTe1ng OF shorts. ow
loo 10 prss dispatches announcing damage to the
h , IN Eorthorn France by .lrct and hall The close
shnued A net rise Of 3-i0 Is cent over Na'ur'uN ;
Gyut,.. Domestic crop news was unlhl'fc,llIH
Nav options opened at 80 81 cqns .old up ~ No
g. {, i6 cent? spot quontions cood hrin. sine
loads were taken for export, ana hVr lor ln'ihE,
loci Prto'. ranged higher. closing lr"3 cent mp
based on tho strength In wheat poor gralms 1no TJ
llo ,,puly Thc(sp0t market. however WI, dcprc', Il
and lower on frcf receipts, increased orerlnss ana
slow demand only ~ iS eTsr wt rrb Ien rcci
and slow trade Options declln,d l4o3-. cent ,'riy
closing with some recovery cash I"'0 ''i i+" =
cont. ,. IL. ,,t r,cov,r,
p,riIv on fftcr export buying Of spot, l'Oo Heroes
being taken. - ,.,,.,..
ne closing quotations were ~ follow, % , -.
Wb.nt-Apru % % cents. NAY, ~ " cents :.
Ipne Nd IS cents: July, 80 IS cents; August 30 3S
cents. A., 4. = comic. lima
A, cont. i,ily ~ ) cents, August, - - c'ht''
Oais-Aph "a - cents Mas, ~ - cents JUNO
e / > cent?; July. 80 = cents.
LnId-May. +j 20 July. =" %. ,..,s,,, an,
III. receipts ~ New York. Boston. Philad' phih ma
p,r,ruor, were: Wheat. 9p4.j3l bushels, corn 5Ib'-
- bushels: oa's. l72.J5 bu ilcl,. tntil cram -
40 busLn!s Auur. 49, 63 packngc, Ih' re III
rbic,gn NIlwuukc, ard -. Lou- wcir wheat, 80
asa In shes G,rn POI l25 bushels, oats - -' b,Nn
a., tonl grain ,704 bush Is; nour, .o,Uli pa'"'
are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
TIE STATE or TRADE

rallImo April I7.fIGur enlet western WET ,gP5
.rrue wheat patent ~ ron p spring wheat straight
- s0a a. % receipts. el5l bush shipments, OOl
n sn5" A,s "a IA "a Tee MAY. ~ " &c e
~ -a9l sc steamer No: red, 9sc Vkod rceipts
southern wheat .t~ndy l4il~, 0oee7c L"gbrf.y,
c9% &C. com easy 91fG pot ara Ap 1ec s.kc .T
.teamcr mixed 70 4a46 &c, receipts 33,1O7 bush {;
4Ilpmcut, I5D.D bush. stock. c0p.3j- bush; sales,
Al 900 bush. southern cora. white easy a. 4~e'
9 white Western. 3-a3s &c; No. mixed Western.
. IN Gccr 500 NO bush s' '50 15i ou 40
Jash SOCK, 81 52s 's L"Y aT19y h@la s0o S.i to
dull Neam 10 Liverpool per tsA ~ corn ios ofd ger,
per quarter . Nj cotton, zee, pr 100; G@ir, l4c.
per 100 Cotton firm mdGrag 49, r,o'I r,s.
sugar firm and unchsned Coppsr 'ie"d, and ""-
changed. Whi,acy firm. un'hans"i.
Eo-ton, April T. Flour duIl. Corn dan; steamer
yellow % 34c +'' ir'c eea n No nn:ha %.d
T2a AZ 70 rho'' oh ih. 20 Incre csn Zoo
bu,h Cet-, 1000 bush shorts 10 tons
Buffalo, April Is:-sprus wheat; limits very weak sa :
No. . do ~ / &c sabo ~cre cars no @ ,. a,
0Ja 03 3-lc, and a round lot Oh private terms Winter
S5s, / car so. i Witt sold al "a Zee. Corn dun
and unsettled So yellow, ljc on track and in store
i.4c lower: . car No. = white sod at - 3dc
) car 40 - WIN" "Nu NJ - 80
~ a-4c barley scarce; No. Western. G5c bid. Rye
dull 80. = quoted at s6c. Flour quiet btst sprns'
- ~ -: do winter 81 JO0 ~ 20. Ho nOuf,
IL c5a "A 80. Mill'ccd lc%cr, coarse winter bran,
So -. do ships. SO; nn" white, 80 21H 80 -
prns bran III 10 ships, Tl1 30 do m.ds, I'll -
bIk sacked feed. ~ % higher. tpiai frcghfs weak
Sc asked. Eccrlpt--Flcnr, 2@,40o Dbl Wheat,
7:IO 900 bush cora. 744 500 bush com, 100000 bnHI
Shipments Wheat 10000 bush corn. 100000 bush.
Cincinnati. April ls.-Flour In moderate demand:
doIl,und stronger: 50. : ici ~ i-.0D1c. Receipts.
G. 800 difh, shpmcnts 900 bu,h. Corn steady
No =. mixed 42c Oats ~ fair demand easier No.
. mixed. 81 Sac - &c. Rye heavy, lower. No .,
So0 Sc PorA quiet, 80 81 - Larl IN light de-
nInnd sG %. fullrncats quiet - S. Bacon -traly,
No G50 ~ 20 whitcv quici sales. 09O bbl. finished
good, Of III -. Butter irmcr fancy Elgn creamery,
.lc; ohio, 2)o 22c: daiN. IA IJc Linsecd 81 liim
40 lOc sugar c.isy. hand refined Ia 40; New
orleans 3 -2H4c Eggs stesdy la II IL. Cheese
sie.dv prime 90 choice cured Ohio fat II LA lie.
Chicago. April is.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lnyS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
TILE PETROI EUM MARKET.

Options crude petroleum were fairly steady but
only moderately active yesterday. The sales OF Ma
tonal Transit Pipe Line certificates at the Consolidated
stock and Petroleum Exchange were only $1,000 bar
res. NJ % "a 10 50 cents 40 sales reported mt
the stock Exchange. Refined oil, IN barrels,
changed at 6.10 cents, In bulk at 800. and In cases
AZ tOO crude, I'm barrels $40. and In bulk mt $50
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, IA francs, Bre
men. marks; London 3 IA pence.
on CITY, PM. April is-Natonll Transit certificates
opened lt GOc lowest j9c closed 593c ale 90 eco
bbis clarances 24Sooo bbls; hipments. 1o2 i53 bbs
Ittsburg Penn. April lS-Natonal Transit certificates
opene d sac; closed az j97sc highest, 00c lowest
59i4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
EeGal Notifies.
g UpREME COURT, KINGS cor

- UpREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-John
- larsen Khoadc CsioIine NJ Child and Elizabeth e..
Wl ana ss1%g", M Of neRam 3 whsywFghS dfesa.sa
Ter, IT,, Wism H. CARPENTER Mary j. Carpenter Clara T.
ieis, and william H. heSs IT, her husband Clara c.
Margaret s. Kalsbock. Aphonse f. Rasbecl and Priscilla
ds sd M IL E Rs eSeG f. h! n t sSfs
beck. Rachel Maulda Gerard and Aimed Gerard, her hus.
Fanny 4. +. RutOn and Ea- f. Kuton, her husband f;
a n' p%s a' fs sshp F. %fs%s
L. Jane E S' Fo and ar JAMES yHs ssi
hgsbond farr ., VILLAINS ss, ap w John h. WaHs her
Sr"% y'G c. 1 ,a ag v + E0Op ana Eys r Rq;S
1d VINO o Scs by a the ame Of JCSn and 5On
s 1 VII Of chqe ~ faneF as Fsecntos
s a sarah cargsnsr H aSSa b James f.
& Pavf s John John E iSsoSs Prize
Es@erd er, w AS@ c b Ba W se0dGE s C. M
T. Read 'iocdrdge Manufacturing Company Defendants
70 the aboyo-nansd defendants and each Of them:
You are HEREBY summoned to answer the supplemental
cS Se S ,@en da y0 ae Ss
service tbs summons. exclusive OF tho day OF service
SH1 BE- S% against 9ou b. Saa for s t dot
mandd in The ,ppglewe mental, complaint g1II 40,
2MES Sad GEaT and 20 Il %a
s.s6 Tara H: s: az % %pp . Me ola her sq
aGa Ma4t SSI n as AfeS er1 ard her
band Fanny \. f. IIuton aud Ella. f. Euton her hus.
band Bessie Richards, Laura a. Williams aud John r.
Williams. her husband Maggie NJ. Williams Luce NJ
Williams, Fanny E. williams Lena Williams. Carl Williams
Rowland L. Williams Jane Estele FOX and James Folk
her husband, Carrie Williams and John T. Williams her
husband Lillian Smith and william II. Smith her husband
Vicor - smith Edgar RutOn and Eva r. uton his wife
ttace Ruon Olive Kuon Isobe Ruton John Ruton WHOSE
christ An name unknown n the plaintiffs a<d sued
bv The fictitious ~ John. Herbert C. Whitney. Sarah
r. r5Trrntcr James H. Glc5 Theodore c. Merrill. Frank
H. Merrill aud August Obcrt
The foregoing supplemental summons Is served upon you
bv publication pursiaut order Of Willard Bartlett
one f the Justices OF the supreme Court dated the twenty
irst day OF March is92 and hled with the supplemental
complaint Office Of the Clerk OF Kings County the
civ ~ Brooklyn.
Dated, March 2lst 1892
OWLS, GRAY N SrrRGES. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
II Wol.-st. NewYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-A dull market noted for Brazil erowths
on the spot with No Rio quoted at he. Sales, $3.50
Isgs 10 Z. l9c exchange deliveries. Mid grades quiet
an1 s1aey sales, 1,l00 bags Buc0raInaUga 2l4c
$50 bags DO 22@2Sc Options he'd very dull day. and
there were no features developed. There were no
cables from Havre Hamburg London, owing
holidays. There was beOrish drift here. and prices
suffered decline OF 6alO points local realizing The
close Yves steady with slight recovery. Rio quotes
1Ist ordinary 90 kio) IL 900; good second 90 Mos)
10 900 exchange llSs recepts IN Rio (Ihurs1ay and
Friday. 5000 SATURDAY 900 bags Rio stocF l0G 900
bags Ko market-Quiet. Rio shipments by steamer u
United states during week. Ss 600 bags KO shipments
during week II 600 btg Rio purchases for United
states during week 900 hays Rio purchases for
Europe during week, 1000 bags freight per
United states, zoe. and per cent prinaye; steamers
iOadia8 Rio for United States good average santos
10 500 receipts at Santos Saturday. IL 900 bdcs
Santos stock, 205 900 bags. Santos mOrket-ouiet.
Santos shipments Tor United States lby stam 5000
bags Santos shipments fO Europe. % 600 bags Santos
purchases for United states 1000 bag sOnto purchases
Tor Europe. 1000 bags SanoS freight per steamer
Ilavrs. and 10 per cent rimaqe steamers loading at
Santos foy United states. ceored from Rio, April 10.
. SegUranca, 5000 bags; receipts at Rio, july to
April 49, 1892. 3248 600 bags saie time ls9l 2O4s 600
bags tine 1920 30 900 bags receipts Santos,
Juy 70 April TO- 1899 3l32 600 Bags; time 1891
7e5 600 bags; same time 1880, 1.774eo0 bags Total
alas today. 10 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19

Ncw.Orl,ans. April is.-Catton nrm: nh'ding
G I31Gc; low mitdling. G31,c; good E! mary
,,"e 4 $50 halo. sock 25G.9G1 bales. Ci"p state
ment from september 10 April T.; inclusive: pom
,ece,,ts HG9s 2O4 bales. a.G nst 64}oOiI iISt Ne'i
6 ; Gao ~; vesr before last: ovcll1ud h. Mills ana
G@noIa ii3o,3 a7 bales. ggpinst n7a7e9 aT y"nr'
lutriar stocks in cXc"'s 81 -crte mhr J. 2t9l-' ~ 49,
"csiust 14G5iT; Southern mill ti'ingS II',fio bars
"eninst 4As 315: amount Of crop brought INTO Sgat
dnrine 225 days to date. s,i3d,ids bales; nsl,ns'
ION brought into sight for the week, 6l9s- bhes
s.,Inst "a 1903 last year aud 30 oSI year before su
rs, hroncht into Scht for the first 10 days of April
I1Ss7S bhles, against l6i.5oi lash year and $3.50
year before last. ,o,sa
galveston, April l5.-Qotton 1rmi middpns' 1eAo0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19

are 4@5s for Grdaer choice mixed lot sold a, ss
calves were unsod. "'''
sale'oE s & OTIS 20 yeas. l,5 n average at 5,se
93 n at 81 -, lcs DO u n q, ls2 do Ii D. a.
70 81 40 i3 d e, ia 30 a. $50 a. at to o. DO O..
q q e. roo y i is Z
ul; rs ~ At SC q Du'cggilk eavcr iia ~ at 30
per 100 d. iaa $ r. 3: 3 d. as 3 a,
s. at al a. iSs Do at rs ~ az 49, Il2 at Mica e l ss DO
i29 u. a, - @5 80 DO, III n. a, 81 % % bat@riIk
Hsss,s Nai:f@ ye,; 10 y at 59c per los
1897 az a. at i Sc 20 de- 1873 T. At rs ~ o. a n
d. is r. at at 81 n 90 as n uS ct r. &c ' az DO esta
I s5 g g d %fa 'a r. at E s. d. III y
a, , & I. T. rs rs s' !"
Walsh. Kirby & Co: 1js mixed calves. ito n. at
d. 'i i9i NJ AZ tcs o. mixed awe III IL at isc 100
do l29 q IG DO s2 yia. at s. At SC 70 do
1913 r ut 4'c; G2 mixed calves ilo n A. i'se; 30 do
$50 Il cuis 100 n, at sac.
~ fCl s 1 S: i S go d. At 'ci 50 do' 'Ss !" at
newton s Glc'I G'vcois. 100 N. at SC do 40 n,
s Taafcr, y'Gls i98 z At g including 20 carloads
consigned To butchers wore O. 6aronls ois head
43 caro1d- vt Goth-st - carlo d. at Jersey CITY ana
d for At aSoS sS fa &c owf Su, s -od
dc at Rsc 5uSn w sS a. S S' % for o sres
ana 8 % 70, Inferior to pri.s m
90A ii 10 I S SS S 9 acSs7 g for ep
sj0f0 for ''culls" Sass head for spring lambs.
Sales.--future Mullen: 212 unshoIn STATE shcep 100
n average AZ - 20 per 100 ~ 40 do. l2G 2 at - 90
20 clipped d. 81 H. At SIS 1870 unshorn state lambs IS
a. 9 a. g g. g q & q 8 sS6 a. 80 %
n, at 81 10; 81 do, 80 ~ At 81 10 wooed state sheep
lo5 H. at - ~ clipped Michigan ewes q y. At e5 80
clipped Michigan lambs culs, 81 H. At 80 I5 j. spring
o. D@ , ss ,I egPt S"S s:' g asfap e.
q H. Mt 81 90 100 unshOri do o. H. az - 10 80 Stlt"
do 80 ~ rs COS do. Is n. at - - - "cus'" ~
g. Dllri.blcs lse un-h9rn STATE lambs 70 n a. ~
III do. 81 u at ~ 75 JIG Do 81 n At - IS go clipped
IIallenbock Hollis 80 m shon State sheep - ID
- 35 clipped Michigan do. % n. NJ e9 % IN.
50 Michigan do 80 ~ at 80 10; 262 clipped ONO co. on
newton & Gnler: i74 clipped Ohio lam,s - n at
- 81 do - N. at - $40 do. II n at 90 90 20 a.
70 n. at 50 10 221 Do 60 T. At 81 = 80 eppdo qh,e
~ H. At ~ bucks f2j n al s.
VI Collin: 20 mshorn State S'o"H. 30 ~ at ~ - 90
(cwcs ~ T. at - 30: * do tbucis and eNcsl g NJ AZ
- 70 81 sheep and lambs mixed c. n. At 50 90 ~
clipped Mchgaa lambs. 70 H. az ~ 70 20 spring lVnOS'
az ~ per head.
Judd & Buckinghom: % unshorn kentucky sheep eve.
and bucks. 1Ol ~ at 50 SCI: 81 ohio lambs Iart
clipped G3'a u. at . 80 DO. 81 y at - Is nn-horn
J y. Pidcock & Sons' 10 un-horn state lambs. t2 ~
al a. % II -hccp ~ n AZ ~ bucks 40 n az - 90
4oh-st. and ~ carload. Vt Jer.ey CITY only heod
for ale. NORMALLY firm s5dhSi 40.
j. V. Pdcock & Sons soi STATE hogs. IA N aver
age s5 % per 100 n rough do. $50 n, at 81
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
oroTATroNs OF gEEvEs


the a,crs1e pricH was estimated at 81 So
BILVEs-Rccepts FOR days, 277 carloads or i.io3
head cRrO1ds export alive; 2Oi carloads Tor
saughie,ers direct pcudnq 70 carloads FOR schwa1chhd
SuIgberssr 81 carloads E1.tnas Company, 81 ear.
loads for stern. y carloads for rle CHitcd Dfe-'"
l.ca COMPANY 10 carloads for kaufman STRAUSS, ana
10 car.oads Shipper and J3 carloads were Tor
tho market 49,
IInciag brisk this morning and prices werc hru ~
an average advance Of fully Toe per 100 2" Ihe ybid-
20 Tc,y brine -tecr, sold a3 g7Ldsl 20 pr
100 49, oNer and siars 4cHrs so: bull- a. O. -if
40: Pennsl wanna dry COWS a. A2dtb ana
lew choice Western do a, ~ 50NF4 20
CT, dressed Lcf ACTIVE At about IN" same pugs-
on, or a. -, a. .r TO- common TO prime sdc. %"
evtra sflcctre selling ~ 7a.0sc.
- 49, cshle saViccs The Inst quotations received
we're sc for Icfriacracd beef. and lOtdilc. ctW|I
dead yytJght sserS fOs -clnf up b. u &c
Slim, AZ cont nue. bcOyy freight ana Insurance uh-
changed. D.. -t., q, ,,. a.0 ,..,l,
fr NJ ,toldmith And 800 head Tor Scnn1k aio SUI.
-rr AID On Wodnr.aa the i~rian hOnnrch MI cary
& riiyc ~ ). sranbtrg A'-o on tir saif ot' ~
,~' .iin WoGarch 1870 qnutr, on TIC EHsnntr ~
g. "or4rt,rs CIfr ~ Nnw-NO'.t winch also
~ I'9ss o,prcrr and 100 pg. for j Nielsen { CO
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
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low middllng 1-4c good ordinary, 1I16c: net and
receipts LEO bales exports coastwfsc, 2.I5o
bales sales. 4i4 bales stOck 3O,510 bales.
Norfolk. April 1s.-Cotton firm; mddnng, 5-Sc
net and gross receipts 06 bales exports cOastwise,
GO bales .;Sss. al bales stock 81 ,5s6 bales.
savannah, April 13.-Cotton firm mlddlmg. o-oc
gross receipts 2OC7 bales: exports coastwtse 1852
bnles sales. $50 bales: stock, 44.4GO bales.
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european Advertisements.
UI.-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST.-"Bv a thorough knowledge o.. tho
natur, laws which govern the operations OF dgesoG and
nutrition and BY careful application OF the fac properties
Of Coeo Nj pps has provided our breakfast
tables with delcatly naNor beverage which
IN many heavy doctors bills. 1t Is by tie Judcious use Of
0fJcleS diet that constitution be gradually
built until strong enough -cSist tendency
disease. Hundreds OF subtle maaaes floating around
ready attack wherever there IS point. We
may many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fort lied with pure blood properly nourished frame"
civil Service Gazette
MADE simply with boiling water o. milk. Sold only Ia
hafpOund tins, b. crocers labelled thus: JAMES EPPS
& CO.. Homeopathic Chemists. London. England.
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary
H.ls A.M1 n

Good Ordinary. Low Middlng .....5
Strict Good Ordinary e Middllng 6 LILO
Optors-There fair dcsre Of animation IN hle
line Today, despite the absence " reSu ar cable OWING 10
the HOLIDAYS abroad Tho de1ings. however, wcNe for
the part q local nature There Va CONS dcfable
and prg>.. ulUiapt dd-
Ncnced points. troubles the other
side and private 9Th Ming nature
heired the buff side dd the moderate port et'
Southern markets were steady firm. closing figures
here showed rise Of 407 points for the day sales.
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