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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Another Lockout.

SUPERIOR, Wis., !niy l9,-sa!g.s:Ti
the works OF the West Superior Iron
and steel company were shut down.
The fires were drawn, tools put away
and arrangements apparently made
for continued inactivity, if necessary,
The men who were supposed to be -
anyway connected with the AM ,rn'
mated association or who ha6 80 -
part in the recent demand for tbo
adoption of the scale, weJ' j;snbar%n 'G
by notice in writip :, HIont Z S ~
men are affected. B. O"' -'O
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
DRIVEN INTO HER GRAVE.
A Beautiful Young Woman Worried t.
Death by a White Cap Note.

A Beautiful Young Woman Worried to
Death by White Cap Note.
JACKSON, Mich, July IS Miss Rose
Woodruff, adopted daughter of Mrs.
George Woodruff Of this city, was
stricken with spasms Wednesday, which
resulted in hemorrhage Of the lungs
and heart trouble, from which she
died yesterday. She was beautiful
woman, 2s years Of age.
About two weeks ago Miss Woodruff
received white cap letter, with a
skull and crosSbones printed in red ink
upon it. At the bottom vas written;
"You are white-caSped by twelve OF
our best fri",ads. Look out; we give
va put two more of these warnings"
She was greatly distressed by this
letter and FELL into decline which re-
suited in deaAh.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
AM.. ====HzsHH==s=l==a
many NV AstrouS Fires.

SAN FRANcv Co July ia series o I
nres arc rer .orted from the PhilipiI "a
Islands At Marong, June 8, 200 bui Ia>
lngs VI the business section were, ae.
stroJed. At San Miguel De NJ .iNos
hyes broke out causing a great deal Of
damage. At Balauga, June q !, 5oC
buildings were destroyed, o ,eeo ,,er,
sons being rendered homclC - AND 5Ss,
titute. Other conHagratic as oncSfred
at Juan Mahdola and NJ nS,oS Sws.ino
the month.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
IneorrIpibIe Girls,

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, July ia vii
full but unsuccessful attempt to burn
the state woman's prison and reform
school for girls was made last night by
inmates of the institution. Three fires
were started at the same instant in as
many parts of the building. A bed
was ignited and a lot OF clothing was
set on fire. The fire was eXtinguished
before any damage was done. Anna
Bishop and Lucinda Hite, white girls,
and Patsy Williams, colored, arc sus-
pected. The latter had threatened to
fire the building at the first oPPortu,
nifty.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
AN ILL FArED ISLE.

Twelve Thousand People Perish in Vol
cunic Eruption.
LONDON, July l9.--Ehe steamer Cat
terthun. which has arrived at Sidney,
New South Wales, reports that
when she touched at the island of
Timor, there was "a rumor current
that the islamd al Sangis, in the
Malay archipelago, mad been destoyed
by volcanic eruption and that the
whole population, comprising 1900
souls, had persisted. The Catterthun
steamed for miles thrOGgh masses OF
volcanic debris.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Train Robbers ST. - -,,....,.

VINlTA' l. T., July 10. the outlaws
who stopped the uaFn n!h;nned the
Oar =, SS So% irh' a the Pacific express
large with ap Assesy w 4 nS r ~ M
At least no respect 'ol remaln'nS 50
IN cnnture Itoat effort Is being made
ss oo6 eac' diem, even ut the price o
with IN; A. A call for volunteers me
icct W. Nteeo responses and this pro
s dropped.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
THIRTY-six VOTES AHEAD.
Gladstone Certain TO Displace Salisbury
Next Month.

LONDON, July is. AT s o'clock this
afternoon the total returns received
show the election of 311 supporters of
the government and 347 members of
the opposition The Liberals gained
one more seat to-day.
1t is officially announced to-day that
as a result OF the visit of Lord Sails
bury to the queen at Windsor castle
yesterday the Conservative govern
ment will meet parliament on August 4.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July 49,
General Adlai f. Stevenson, with ex-
District Attorney w. G. Ewing Of
Chicago, arrived here this forenoon.
They were met by Mr.. Cleveland and
driven to Gray Gables. The party will
probably leave for New York to-mor-
row on the yacht Oneida.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
,,,.,.nr. snsker, Narro " Es eape.

DULUTH MINI, July 1a-The steam
or Bruno ran on the old dyke IN Duluth
S,rlor in taking on load of pleasure
sccl,crs to oa-ta-ka beach yesterday
afternoon, careened and filled with
water The sixty passengers became
greatly excited but all but FRED
betting, who was thrown out ana was
so badly injured by the wheel that he
dicd last night, were rescued.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Union Pnrtno Enrnihcs.

OMAHA, Neb., July 19.--The May
statement OF tho Union Pacific, whole
system, shows grows earnings %, AGO.
9l4, decrease of 1881; net, ST.
011.S05, increase $l4.536. For five
months: Gross. SIC, O57, $50; increase.
$45i, PSI; net, $4,S79,55O, increase.
Sl64. 45I,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

LEBANON, Ind. July 1s.-Ihe iarm-
49,. n this county have perfected an
~, by which the threshing
~ this years wheat crop is to be let Dy
contract ~ through a committee ap,
Dointed, who will also make sales toI
seaboard delivery. They expect u
Toalize better prices on account OF De
;ng Able to fill larger sales.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
burglars Make a WdSSr Haul.

READING, Kan, July 1o-BurgIars
brol,e into the store of Shafer &
Saunders early this morning and
ariGcd hole into the comblna-
,lon lock of the safe, punched
ANIL broke the lock and took
The inside money drawer, which con-
taincd only two checks and no money.
The drawer and its contents were
found in the school house yard broken
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Hnns fnk Carnegie.

PorrsrowN, "a, July ia large
numbe1 Of Hungarians, employees OF
tbe steel works, left their work yester,,
day without giving any notice and
thsv have been engaged to go to
homestead to take the places ot tne
ntriI1ers in the Carnegie mills; AS a
result of the foreigners sudden oe.
/. narture, the Pottstown company Il
now advertising for workmen 70 NIL
| their places,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Cherokee ''old settlers" voted q fee
of S2s7 900 to Mayor Bryan, their at
torney, for prosecuting their claim in
Washington.
A Georgia gambler is charged with
grave robbery, having dug up dead
woman's body and cut of finger toe
q ''luck bone"
There is a movement on foot in
North Carolina looking TO fusion of
third party men and Republicans on
the Prohibition, state and congressional
ticket.
The governor of Alabama has issued
proclamation calling on the people
of the state to contribute to the relief
of the destitute food sufferers in Sum-
ter county.
The Washington Street Presbyterian
church belfry at Nevada, Mo-. was
struck by lightning. The belfry was
wrecked and number of pigeons
housed therein were killed.
The Mohawk Democratic club of
Washington, Kan, has adopted resolu-
tions commencing the course of ]. G.
Lowe in the state convention in OPP
posing fusion with the Peoples party,
The international Iron Moulders'
union, whose headquarters are in Gin
cinnati, has taken vote of the local
unions upon the Sunday opening Of the
worlds fair and the result is precisely
, to in favor of Sunday opening.
The French senate has passed a bill
prolonging the present tariff on pc
troIeum until January /, 1893, and an
other granting supplementary credit
of 900. 900 francs for the French exhibit
at the Chicago Columbian exposition
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Nrw York, July ia Paris cable
,.s1n: Hallett Alsop Borrowe' the
40 Of the unfought duel, yesterday
,.Snt The following cablegram to rela'
ave In Bernardsville, N. j.; ~
Harry tined $500 as my second. Is TOO III ~.
"a move, As funds lacking must 5 u[ ., nue.
l@vself to Belgian government LoIu h W.
ferin, minister to Paris, proniiSIsIs " 10
AZ refunded in ten days. hALLAiH
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Was Unable TO Swim.

NORFOLK, Neb., July 19.-Irving
Hart, young man employed in the
olice OF WeatherOy, WEIGH & Jones,
was drowned in the North Fork yes
terday while bathing. He was held
in high esteem by his friends here.
His people live in Blair.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 16.-This
morning every man in the mechanical
department of the mills received the
following notice:
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited,
Homestead, Pa, July IS, Dear Sir:-Re-
pairs will be resumed on Monday morning
July Is, 1899. We write to you to return
TO your old positions, work TO commence at
the usual time. Respectfully,
Signed j. A. POTTER,
General Sunerintendent.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Mrs. Cooke was best known as a
writer of short stories. She was born
in West Hartford, Conn, sixty-f five
years ago February II last. She
graduated at the Hartford Female
seminary in 1S43, and in 1873
was married to R. H. Cooke
at Winsted, Conn. Her first work,
Poems by Rose Terry, was published
in ls6o. "Happy Dodd" was given to
the world in 1879, D." Somebody's Neigh
bors in 1881 and Root Bound - and
the "Sphynx's Children" in 1886.
Her short stories were mainly descrip-
tive of New England life. Several
were humorous Her best known
poem is 1.-The Two Villages" She
was sister of the late Major-General
A. II. Terry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Itnlr,a RIg peacIt.

ROME, July 1s,-The Tribune, the
government organ, states that the
budget of 1929 will show deheit OF Q.
On ooO 600 francs, exclusive of 80, 600 wv
S %Ssncs already agreed upon as neces-
sary for the new railways
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
po-der Causes TWO Deaths

LouIsv1LE, KY, July 10. = This
morning John Saunders and Jim Force
Of a party appointed to clean out the
s,ats arsenal near Frankfort were
L;lIea by an explosion Of l,2oo pounds
~ uowdor set OF by a spark
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
r.t.l Oolllslon In Coma Dol.

sr GATHERINGS, July 1s.-The
steamboat express from Buffalo col
I;dsd with a local train for Port Col
horne on the Welland division of the
Grsnd Trunk railroad between 81
GATHERINGS and Merritton this morn 4,
mo Four persons are reported killed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
q,..o,.l.h I1nIrhts 81 Ii,NthIa..

.AwsENcR, Kan, July 1a-The
end lodge (colotedl Knights OF
Rythias 8or the jurisdiction of Missouri
hand Kansas convened in this city for a
elrce days session this morning.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Injured in a Wlro Fence.

RANDOLPH, Neb., July 10 Lewis
Runkle, a we'll known farmer Of this
locality, was knocked against wire
fence by a frightened horse and severely
cut about the arms,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
LEADERS ARRESTED.
HOMESTEAD STRIKERS AC-
CUSED OF MURDER.
EXCITEMENT CREATED BY THE MOVE

blamed for the Death Of Two PinkertoAS
Tho Information Filed by the Sec
Rotary OF Tire Carnegie Company
No SIgR OF Resumption Of
Work at the MlIls-A Citi-
zen BayOneted.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Rev. DR.. Primrose-Horse racing Is ruin
Ing the country.
Mrs, MalaprOp-I know it only too well.
Before he went playing the races my hus-
band never asked odds of anybody.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Our young friend, W. E Churchill.
who attended Elliott's Business College,
Burlington, Ia, has just secured fine
position in Burlington.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Maddox don't believe In whistliDg
till Pm out of the woods.
Gazzam--A And | would q great deal pre-.
fer that you go to the woods to whistle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
ROSE TERRY COOKE DEAD.
The WelI-Known Author OF Short Stories
Passes This Life.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 1s.-Mrs.
Rose Terry Cooke, author, died at Pitts
field mt 10 o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
COTTON MARkErs-EY TEL EliRAPH.

Liverpool. May Ia p. m.-CottDn-rhc sales OF
the day include 1890 bales American
Futures closed barely stendy ut the decline Ameri-
an-Middllng low middling clause. MAY delivery;
57-C4d valne: May aud June delivery. 3 51-O4d
value: June and July delivery. JDG4d buyers July
and August delivery, 626td sellers; August and
september delivery, 4d04 1-64d september de-
livery, 3-G4d sellers; september and Octo-
Der delivery 3Gfd sellers October and November
delivery, 5G1d04 G-G1d: November ard December
delivery. a-G4d sellers.
savannah. Nav 12-Cotton dull middllnp. &c: low
mddling, 5-6c: good ordinary. I4c net and gross
receipts. 73s bales exports cOastwse. ,iSs bales
sales II bales stock. 2G.200 bales.
New Orleans. MAY I2.--Cottn quiet: middlng. 7c
low mlddlng. q 0-1Gc good ordinary. l6c net
receipts 7.O72 bales gross. 1924 bales: exports to
the Continent 1860 bales C0astwlsc 90 bales. sales.
$50 bales stock, 174G64 bales.
Galveston. May 12.-Co'ton quiet mlddlinr. 1-sc
low middng. 9-1Oc good ordinary. J 1Gc not
and receipts. 375 bales exports Coastwsc 1000
bales sales, 100 bales: spnncrs, 140 bales: stock.
n .O31 bales
Norfolk. Nav 12.Cotton stcadv midaIln0 l6c
low mddllng. 5-sc good ordinary. 8 5lGc: net and
gross receipts. eAs bales exports CDnsfwlsc. 1.414
bales; sales. 156 bales stock, 1920 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

states engineer has takcn charge OF the Cottonwood
Lcvce Wilson's Point in East Carroll PARISH and the
below the Elton Levec. and has inspectors on
duty at all times"
Sioux City. Iowa. May 12.-Thcre is serious danger
that the high bridge Of the Chrn go and Northwestern
across tho Missouri River here will soon be spanning
a dry channel. The river Is rising RAPIDLY having
risen over foot In twenty -four hours. on the
Nebraska side the channel omnsin and unless the
change is Immediately stopped the river will soon
flowing In an entirely channel and tho approx hes
The river has been cutting al! spring on that side and the
situation is regarded by the railroad people as serious.
ms the approaches rest on low ground which pac-
ucally a .and-bsr.
st. Paul MIMI May 12.-For the laet two weeks
the u,per Mississippi has been gradually rising and
the prospects are that there will be no subsistence Of
the vat,rs for several days. While there Is no
there will be n repetition OF the spring igcSh-t Of
less. which caused much widespread devastation Oh
the u,pcr part OF the river and resulted in some
damage hero In 81. Paul
Ind.pcndcncc Mo-. May 1.-THE Missouri River,
which Is steadily rilnG here, and has already over
flowed the northern banks. is about 10 over the
south bank The land Is being rapidly undermined
and great damage is feared
kolrma,oo Mich. May 12.-Thc lowlards along the
Kalamazoo River completely inundated ana llc
is a likelihood that some of th" houses near Nv VIII
COLLAPSE ms the current Is already eating nj ih"lr
ORGANIZATIONS Many resident. are Obliged to usc boats
in order 10 reach dry land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- COfFEE-cn the 70, ruled quiet and nr.n, With 10
Flo quoted AZ l2ls 81 Sac>, Loon bags Santos No
10 he shipped. i2.c OF mid growths, sales. $40 car'
unwaShrd Car0cas, private terms also 800 Java
arrive, 23c. options had -trOter day. with oI
less covering Of 'shoits." Tho opening UNCHANGED
Of lOdlj points based mainly on bctt"t cable advice
I4vre rose hd. fr. ard ll,nbue closed ps hiehGr
dosing. Is p. .mL-Mny. gls Jun. SIS, 81: July
90 "a. no q9or.-Firs ordinary 90 ti;o'l, 10 80
eOod 40 kio-), 10 $50; exchange (priNatel,
u jlbi Receipts in Eio COCO bags RIo ccor,nccs {"
Europe 5000 bags RIO stock, 1898 900 bag.. Flo mar
kctFrn. Receipts IN SIuo.. 1900 ba;s> Santos stock
%9i 900 bags santos marSs;onic good a,eraes Sancs
10 : 800. Receipts ut Rio July 10 May H. ls'-.
2 100000 bags same time, 1871. 2ooI 600 haqs ;a"re
time. 1870 2.lsl 600 hc' Ecccip;s 4 Sani"s. July
70 May II. 1892. 33iG.0I0 bags sam" time, dSDl;
$50. 600 bacs sam lime 1890. $1,000 bags Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

entirely iesturele-s. small business came 70 the sur
4 ne r, Se1 sse sh d sI o essS .S
lian 'A Antwerp. 800 ' Boxes cheese LS9acS, i5
70 sas n" FSsr Sn.h "a G q a @sn snS %
h3ss ! lsSSs 81; to b sis S' a ' CORK
Ss %iis 2. Nss a e Dr. 81 pS%ps
N HsS Ell FsSs oGS pl
aephis 70 riySon,S. 5000 sbl. rfanc j. "a Italian
sss 'G'N ;%ss 10 SEQ @ s
BsrS sssnsc snce 10 Fr@cmante anI Linsastef gensa
,argC , british '.l ArkOw. Bo't"" 70 the River
rEovIsIoSS SonK-RnIa s.,,dv on a %Gder,'s de-
.psss g e, ola ,sS go sss 70; 'Ao r ni
o"r sa'! pac S' s ss.s S 20 =
S ss sH,f ad iGs ns n1 L s aa h f at
west 'i'9ifs "a FsSF1aTS a"S' '
scs, & go 5 ssssf S'@ and iS % %
SrasSc csle h,ms l01oG smocd DO ,@ n,".
S.s MppiEs" %@ 9h S3 ost .ho;. Tss. jay.
sod AND nS y,4 for = ~. 'S az ri
os R% 'S9 " o leo " rs for for zee PISS S
ss D' van a vsT @ a the TIE n clos:
cSta =. o SE s 2 60 % and go ' y c.
a?f ia ac N los 0;S at $40 h ] haEu Cod
"c G sfp!e9i c o :apr BID Soi GOA dn1
tho entire market rule. nrr Nsw Eutc, Clramcry stat:
na n S%s s a errS 70 Wsrn OSsG @g
lS"9 Sa a. G, 'd: os DO ar n 3; D. 81"
hrst' iSosac .ccond' Gal7c Western imitation
Creamery hr-ts. ljdiec seconc l8glte third; i.~
wc,. iacioy ista ~ aIac do s-onis I2c .ctory
and :aiy mds 1n i@,;, nr or ' TGS
ls1iGc ..,'CifrsE-fi'm on faacy white, With fair
dcnand but otn,rwiso quic: and G'rely ''caiy ,
M r lC Ssc do c s.a. sG;e pd Si oc, s
god. ?Ed?fsr; DO pat skim. common 90 prlm" o"s'
'sni sxlms oaphc gr ,h" si''' hf''ty, ~" .nry'
H. 10 factor full fair - line. ioa &c
tG|S-A shade stronger. but only moicia:"'y 800
STAT ara icnu.yvania now I'd choice IL IclM'rn.
new laid 1tdit.c for prime; western new n'1 lo'ialc
tor prime 10 choice; duck eggs. l'"ls@c; soosc eggs
SrAERAwIn goic,1te rGgc'' a, ;'GadHy ,d ~;
Us, ecniriuGs Sale Of two gnrsoc5 20 HT Tcr@ anu oi
J.. aud rort d 5000 Mnscovaf' 80 test ~
FINES-nsl moasra,S Gorirr mt o,fa IGl ,
said cubes. D,iGai ii.lGc: XXxX. :ai'.c; Mouli
\. tolGdi Il.l0c; Diamond \: i,5-ladi 10; cor.
s ~ F. @p, E",~"s9l ia iis, 500 s$
i siSc; 70 TO- sS@a.e g. IT, o.iSa2 la: 80
l.. 3lsi3tc No ~ 3'ad3is'
&c in hhd. Sales, 5000 H. pri'at terms oicomaainc
TALLow-Quc: and firm Sales. 80 hha, city. he.
METAi.s~Tin nr,ucr with moderate actyity on tho
Exchange salcN 10 tons spot al % '2c; 10 ION, May
oo.7ac 20 tons July to December, @oo'c 10 tons
WooI"rhcrc has nodrra'c inquiry and gcnc,a'
sending ont Of pies but no particular adm In yny
i 1s,c q" It aSc ti' c!e iSsia prs DO
e eGTS G2sS -l''G 5a a. ali g. u'G
cIantnblc oolc: fnc unwa she'd l0i2d20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May l2.-Cattle-Keceipts for the last
twcnty hours, DSC head total icr week thus far.
OOO head same time last week. 500 head, con
signed through, $50 head 10 New YORK.. 40 head
on sale mead market steady. but demand Hight.
Iogs-keCcips for the last twenty iOur hours l3JJO
head total iUr week thus far, $4,000 head FOR same
week 81 $50 head consigned through. DtJU
head to New York, 2,c5O head sale 400 head
market opened fully 1Oc lower, closed dull and weak
heavy. "a ooa4 80; packers aud mediums, ~ 80 10
~ 50 yOrkcis good "a bet. 81 s3a - 90 do, pigs
and light, ~ 500 "a 80 good heavy ends, ~ 2jD
~ 90 pigs. good TO best - 1jd ~ 50: do. common
ships 10 fair. ~ IOdS4 30 assorted rougi-. ~ ljo
"a 30: common rOugIs. ~ 2jo SO 70 stags, ~ Goa
IS. sheep and lambs-Reccipts for the last twenty
four hours, 1000 head total for week thus far,
81 1926 head for same time last week 200 head
consigned through. 900 hend Ia New York. 5000
head on sale 5000 head market opened dull and
10 to 13c lower. closed dull sheep. clipped cholc"
~ 75d a 10; limbs. clipped. choice to fancy, S1U
80 % fair T. cOJ. r5e a So ctlls 10 common. x3n
S. 2j: wool, SEA 81 80.
st. Louis May I2.--'attle-Recepts. 900 head
20 to SOC lower than on Monday. No good cattle on
sale fair TO good Texas ~ J00 - 10. IIOgs-Re-
ccipts $500 head shipments. 1000 head market sc
higher: fair TO choice heavy, ~ 5Oa - %: mixed.
-Recepts. $50 head; shipments, 1880 head market
steady: clipped natives IS 10.
chicago, NAV -" The Evening Journal" reports
Cattle Receipts. 10000 head shipments 5000 head
~ l5aS4 IS: good 70 choice - 70as4: others.
s 5Oa So G5 feeders. SO 25a So 4O stockcrs, 81 COZ
81 10: and hcifers. 81 son ~ so; Texans.
50 o5d$3 50. IIogs-Rcceipts. $4,000 head ship
rough and common. S46S4 DO. mixed and packers,
- 550 "a 70: prime heavy and butchers weights.
- 70ds4 so. light "A Con ~ -. Shccp-Reccipts.
1000 head shipments, 1000 head market for prime
clipped sheep, 81 5Oas5 %; wctlers and ycarngs,
$GUS6 ej lambs S. JO0 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
rr,TrREs OF Nrw-YORK DEALINGS.


Tho wheat market Yesterday was Irregular and van
able. The speculation fairly active. about 5000
600 bushels being dealt ill., but the trading wa, mainly
devoted 10 local switching operations. There was no
ou,sdc interest and the large operators seemed TO be
Indifferent: hence the scalpers held full sway There
was break at the opening, advance OF l4":i-7
cent followed. and then prices declined l203t cent.
cl Nng slightly lover on May and IA cent better In
rnos1 uihar months. English cab.cs were weak. help
ns the bears early, While there more favorable
resort, from tho Northwest. Continental adyccs were
stiong especially nom France. account Of The duy
that goes into effect on June |. Rain was predicted III
the winter wheat belt. and small interior arrivals
coupled with the liberal export buy ing aided the bulls
late The Cincinnati Price Current report was favor
able on winter wheat. and further deliveries Of 100000
bushels May contract contributed TO the wcahnH'S
80 1891 cents. ending at oo3-i cents. May ranged
from 30 lea 80 IS cents 10 20 ~ 80 - cents. spot
lots were weaker. but 100000 bushels were sod for
export. The milling demand was for $4,000 bushels
Corn showed no change IN the recent governing
features. The options were strong early and 5-o0
cent higher manipulation, which was assisted by
May on liquidation, and the other months settled back
Ia l. cent. Cables we're better and added TO the
oats were weak early. with May IL cent lower
Then the price recovered to yesterdays level while the
other months broke 1-4a3 S cent bit closed shade
Lard was firm. with 800 erces sold the spot.
The final quotations follows:
wheat-May. sol-2; June. 80 Is July, 80 "a;
August, 30 IA: september. 80 Is cents.
Corn-May. "a -; June, 81 ; July, 40 IS: August
Osis-Nay, 35 June "a rs; July. So; August,
81 rs: september. "a cents.
Lard-May, SO 81; July sc co; August, SO CO. sep
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
els oats, 200 225 bushels total grain, 797 900 bushels
0our. $1,000 packages. AZ Chicago. Milwaukee and S.
135.153 bushels: onts. 1s5,42o bushels total grain,
3S3,053 bushels; flour, 23.sl1 barrels.