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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-08

In her hand she hCld u little spear Shdfted
Icith the royal ICOOd.
ger. Then it fell down, and in the utter
silence heard its fall and a clank of the
braZen bracelets. And as it fell there
rose from the shadow a sound of sing
ing, of singing wild and sweet, such as
had never heard. The words of that
song came to me then, my father, but
afterward they passed from me, and |
remember them no more. Many names
also came into the song, and | knew but
a few of them, yet my own was there.
and the name Of Baleka, and the name
Of Umslopogaas, and the name of Chaka
the Lion. Chaka heard and shook with
fear.
Now the voice came nearer and now
in the shadow there was faint glow of
light, like the glow that gathers on the
six days dead. Slowly it drew nearer.
through the shadow, and as it came 1
saw that the shape of the light was the
shape of a woman. Now could see it
well, and l knew the face of glory. My
father, it was the face of the lnkOsa-
zana-y-Zulu, the Queen of Heaven! She
came toward us very slowly, gliding
down the gulf that was full of dead, and
the path she trod was paved with the
dead, and as she came it seemed to me
that shadows rose from the dead, fol-
lowing her, the queen of the dead-thou-
sands upon thousands of them.
Now she drew near to US, and Chaka
sank upon the earth, huddled up in fear,
hiding his face in his hands; but l was
not afraid, my father-only the wicked
need fear to look ON the Queen of
Heaven. Nay, was not afraid; stood
upright and gazed upon her glory face
to face. In her hand she held little
spear shafted with the royal wood. 1t
was the shadow of the spear that Chaka
held in his hand-the same with which
he had slain his mother and wherewith
he should himself be slain. Now she
ceased her singing and stood before the
crOuching king and before me, who was
behind the king, so that the light of her
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. whose residence and post Office are
san AntoniO. Texas were on July 18th 1892
duly appointed and qualified as Executors of
the Estate of John simon Nicholas Menger
deceased, by the County Court of Bexar
against said estate. are hereby notified to
present the same within the time required by
law. RRICU MENCFR
Hermann HAUBOLD,
MGnger. S3Im
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Mar N gE
MILITARY
ACADEMY.
DODGERS. CHANGERS AND POST
ERS.

The best in the city, and the most reason
able for first class woTk, at the LIGHT Job
ONCE. 5-13ttf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-08
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
I. g. G. N. Railroad.

|. & G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or M. K. & T. .S:4S m
For St. Louis via Iron Mountoin 500 p m
For Laredo. .9:5S m
ARRIVALS.
From St. Louis via Iron Noun.
tain and M, K. and T. ..9:3S a m
From St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M. K. and T. I1:2o p N
Prom Laredo. .S:35 p m
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston 1:2Op pm and y p m
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston a m and 4:o5 p m
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, FL Paso
Leaves for Eagle Pass and Mex 1890. a m
Ar. from San Francisco, ElPaso 1855 p m
AR. from Eagle Pass -. SIS p m
). A, & A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
Sunday -. 500 p m
Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday $50 N
Leaves for Corpus Christi Rockport
Beeville, daily except Sunday, sos p m
Leave for Kerrville, daily except
Monday, ..............7:3o am
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily except
sunday $40 III
From Kerrville daily except Sunday
and Monday. ...............7:3o pm.
From Kerrville Sunday only 500 p, III.
From Corpus Christi, Rockport,
Beeville, daily except Sun. ago m
From Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday sos p m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-08

High Grade Education for
Young Gentlemen and Boys.
Superior Hygiene, Salt
saths, Gas, Electric Light.
Steam Beat. Address Leslie II ar
nRduke, SWEET SPRINGS, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
NOTES FROM PRINCETON.

Princeton, May 81 (SpeciaD.-The annual mass
meeting for the election OF officers OF tho college
athletic organizations took place last night. James
j. Parker, '92, the retiring baseball president pre-
sided and The election Of officers resulted follows
University treasurer, II. j. shelton. '03. of ST. Louis
president OF the baseball ssOcaton Walter Ferguson.
49, OF Reading, Penn. baseball treasurer. r. F..
Humphrey, '94, Of South Orange. n. J. The follow
ing officers of the rowing association elected
President, II. l.. B. Henderson, '93; secretary and
treasurer, f. G.. Wherry '93; captain. H. q. Murray,
'03.
The track athletic team Will leaye here for New
York by special car tomorrow morning. to compete
In the intercollegiate games The following men will
represent Princeton Nrcicnburg, swain. McNUlty, Nor
ms. Hcnekcn, Woodbridge, Crane, Belts, McIanahan.
Black, sill, Wheeler Koehler, McCampbe]l. Tur-
ner Beverage, Eorcherng. Ottlcy, Grandin Brolaw,
Taylor, Wilson, Monitt, Wintunger, Cation, Roddy.
Ramsden. Gray and swan.
June 10 has been selected for the class-day ex-
ercses u the senior class. The following Of the
class have been chosen to take part in them Presi
dent John i. KOuwenhoven, of Flatbush. y. y: sec
retary William X Prentice Of New-York City mas
ter OF ceremonies, Peter NredenburGh. of Freehold,
y. j.; class poet Jesse l.. Williams. of Princeton, H.
class orator, Joseph NJ Shellabarger. OF Topeka Kan
Ivy orator. John q. Wilson, OF Baltimore class his
torian, John VI. Myhew. OF Beatrice, Neb presentl-
ton orator, Charles W. SOmerby, Of Phiadclp hia
prophet, Leon ". Conwen, II Philadelphia, Gems II,
Charles p. Spooner, Of Hudson Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF yEw-YoIK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk DEALINGS.
The wheat speculation moderately active yesterday,
but the trading largely the closing up OF contracts
over the coming holidays. The Produce Exchange VIII
be closed to-day until TUESDAY morning. The total s"es
I'm the opon. amounted 200 900 bushels, and the cN-
trane fluctuations were about Sa2 cent. The opening
was weak but the strong. prices showing hte
net change. 4 bra OF .ai2 cent occurred early, on
avoabe weather. outside support tame cables
and realizing. Then Gulness rled until near the end,
when the shorts sart.d buying the litcr export pur
chas and reports Of drought and very warm weather III
Frame coupled with big -caboard clca antes fNNcf-
pOol I'D BITTER, and Par, up 10 centines whch
helped rise. OtheT cables, however, Mtrf parish
uly options opened at ~ -a3l .iO cents but after
ward 20 81 y cents. spot wheat was nfm ana lo=VVO
bushels Were taken for export The demand Tor mining
reached $4,000 bushels. -,
the ad1, cent. Liquidation OF longs
started by big receipts and better grading at thcag9
aud weather adyces. The close was weak ana
unscoticd spot lots BAD cents lower ana Only
5000 bushels we're taken by shippers. ,. .. 1885,
oats declined hdi2 cent on long selling uue 70 SYM
pathy with the derrc SION in CON- spot oats fel 'idi
and active. 49, u
L,rd declined 7d0 points on liquidation west The
sales Of spot lard lount'd 10 200 tierces.
The final quotations were as follows ... M, .
whcat-May o0's juno, 81 July. OH August 'o'' /;
Tofn~iiay,, IS June, 53'2 July, 5l's August 5iis;
Oat,~May, 1868. June, 30; July 35's August, s5s;
Taid-july 80 60; August SO "A September SO 81.
New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and l;osion were ~
follows Wheat. 81 s37 bushels corn, 10 OBJ bushels
oats 1920 bushels; tot, grain 5G6ss b sns
2I7 32j bushels oats 22j 3O4 bushels; total grain
$40 75 bushels; hour, 10000 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, May % (specialD.-TI'erc were no new
developments in corn today. The May price hung
in the COS, GO 10 20, and closed ut 20 cents There
we're 4G2 cars. and out OF the lot 100 OF contract.
Ten cars Of this contract actually came from
Buffalo. The mystery Of the deal Is rs deep ms ever
The price certainly wOuld not be maintained 20
cents ont OF line unless there big short inter-
est outstanding; but nobody has the faintest IDEA
where this short, interest Is located The country
was again moderate seller Of the July 1t sold
between - 4 and - IS, and closed az 10 3-s cents
1t + expected that the display Of fireworks VIII come
on next Tuesday. That Is the last day OF grace
II 20 cents won't bring the shorts then - cents VIII
be tried and II - cents won't bring them, then 81
win b. tried. More rains expected. Euiahy
bought n lot OF wheat at the opening. That was
about tho only incident Of the day The prospect or
rainy weather Saturday sunday helped 10 maintain
prices Cables featnrlesS. Minneapolis ana
iDmnth receipts lnrger. sos cars. little casa
business was done, about 10000 bushels. The ap
proach Of the double holiday tended TO narrow bu-i
ness July sold between - 80 and - - and
clo,ed at - rs cents. oats kept all day within IA
range Of Ia cent. Provisions reacted from the Nciy
s.,rp advance ~ Thursday. Polk yielded % cents,
lard, 10 cents, ribs II cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
COTTON NflEkEIS.

Liverpool. May -, p. m,-Cotton-The Snles Of the
day include 5000 bales American. Futures closed
steady MISUNDERSTANDING low mdding clause. May
delivery. 2-6tdd Slid MAY and June delivery,
:Gida . I'D; June and July delivery; 3-r4da
46td July and August delivery, SOD buyers
August and september delivery, ec4do 0-dt
September delivery, iOGid0 II 4d september AMI
ociobcr delivery, io,dida4 II d4d; October and
November delivery, i36fd sellers; November and
December delivery. 1 Sod sellers.
Galveston. Nav .1.-Cotton quiet mtddling. 3 1Gc
low middlng. u 3fc: good Ordinary. u 1-4c; net and
gip>s receipts. 3O- bales. exports - France. 3273
bales sales. 1906 bales all spnners. stock. efo)1
bales. Weekly Net and e1Oss receipts. 1892 babes
exports To France. 321- bales cOSatwise, 3j1S bales
safes. Lac bnlcs spnneI~. DDS bales.
savannah. MAY 27.-COtion quiet middling. &c.
low middlng, u jSc: god ordinary. lie: net AMI
gross receipts. 37i bales, exports co1Stw.e, 2.7lD
lNlc. sale. 2Oo bale: spinnelS. 49, bales; I ok
4.j7i bales; gross. 4774 bales; export coastws,.
-C42 bales 10 the COntipc3t. 4.6-3 bales: sales.
2.o35 bac': spnnc1s. lG7 bales. Correcon-Ad1 TO
savannah net receipts since september |. .-j2 bales
Neworleans; May 2?..Cotton steady mlddilnc.
-c. low mddlng. 1l-iGc: Cd ordinary. 3-lGc:
receipts. 1917 bales gross. l,l-2 bales: exports
10 IN" Continent lO bales sales. 1000 bales. stock.
lj2.2G- bales. Weekly receipts. ll.ico bales
grO>s. 1904 balcS: exports 10 Great Britain. GOO
bal'S to France 3.375 bales - the Continent, 4'n1
bales, c'astwiSe. 2.2G1 bales: Sales $50 baeS.
Correction Exports coaStviS". Ma ~ should have
been 400 bales MAY -. 30 bales MAY - sos bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
TIE PRESIDENT ON LYNCHINGS.
HE PROMISES CoLORED MEN TO HELP CREATE A
SENTIMENT NiAINsT LAwLESSNEsS.

,r PROMISES CoLORE.D MEN TO HELP CREATE A
SENTIMENT NGAIN;T LAwLEssNEes.
Washington May c7.-Thc Virginia Baptist Con-
canton (coored) met here May IL. and. through
committee headed ly the Rev. ii. II. Mitchell. pre-,
sented TO President Harrison memorial requesting
him TO lay before Congress in special message the
subject of crimes against citizenship against law.
AGAINST humanity. against God, which are common
I'm certain sections OF this land" and TO do all he
can for their suppression. To this memorial the
President replied as follows:
Executive Mansion, Washington May 81. 1892.
Rev II. Il. Mitchell and others committee, &c.
Gentlemen: When you called upon me on the 18th day
O, May Just prior TO my departure with Mrs. Harrison
expressed myself somewhat fully you orally upon the
subject the memorial which you submitted and promised
10 respond in writing at the carlcs: practicable moment
Those who have read my public addresses and Official
papers must be "ware of the fact that have felt the
proach which lawlessness has brought upon OF
communities. have endeayorcd to hold up the law as
the single admissible rule Of conduct for good citizens
have appealed against Determinations civil
rhgts and immuncs and have asked that law abiding
Of all and all colors should unto discourage and
suppress awletsness Lynchings are reproach TO any
community they mpeach the adequacy Of institutions
for punishment Of crime they trutalize the paci
pants ond shame Christian civilization. l have not
time explain you the limitations OF the Federal power
further say that under the Constitution and laws
am a large without the power interfere for
the prevention punishment Of these offences You will
ueed be assured that the Department Of Justice will
let no pass that is Of Federal jurisdiction with
the mos. strenuous endcavOrs TO bring the guilty pr
sons 10 punishment / will give the you
sest the serious consideration and YOU be
voice and help will be given effort
the conscience Of people and 10 stimulate
efficient Efforts 10 e-estabish the supremacy Of the courts
and public officers the only proper for the detcc
ton and punishment OF crime and the only security Of
hoeo falsely accused With great respect.
truly yours BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The colored Baptist ministers of Washington TO-
dav united In IN appeal heads OF the various
Departments to grant the coored employees leave OF
absence May 81, that they may unite with the Afro
Americans of the cO0ntry in observing the day one
OF fasting and PRAYER God Tor the suppression OF
crime and lawessness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.yore. Friday. May -gEEvES-EcccptS. 1o5
carload, eicd dict aughtrc-, Including 80 car
load fT a.ingns 'omia'Y - I,Ii' apI fg t
rned Dressed Beef COMPANY and u clI'r, Ter mi. i-
nEnc MIX the earloa n, held over wednesday. ar.
loads be- sold IN. wa, ano.hcf dul, mftk,t "a; 10y
and the y3ld. wcl. finally cIcard Medium To prime
Iaa. at t' * oSs 3 bd At, oa4s dH c:H a
II ~ isa,3 - Two Of Pcnnsyl' ana stic's so!d
At - 20 and j. + Saa % on cegtrct
steer, lover at ioaiosc yer H. estimated drcd weieh'
and refrigerated beet depressed a. to a''aic lfie of
shpnsas- TO-DAY 600 GATH Q" a 1i asis for for
samberg - ht o" ae Lcl'"to I"r h o on
ne Taorm"a Tor i:c,cr; $40 quarter oi lct in '
Aa:" co sna ,'0? 25i qaarS IN Aaoa Tor ~
g. H. Hammond com"ny "l-o =, .h', o3 s snS alp n
l92 qu1,'e,Ti c q 1r ' % neg, = Illinois steers 1888
aycrqc at :, yer 100 ~ T. d. az n as - % d:
1900 At 90 ,l ~ DO Do s al a. TO- 10 c, "%
400 29 90 1850 a. - 90 do ; taS l ~
IS 10 bulls III n % cow 200 n ~; z q 81 =;
., e. rs do IGoe ~ at - %; do le5s ~ at >, 90;
res = at At :, - = S GS i,5 g-S At a. g
do 1870 p az q O. d. IG2o H. e. 49, steer. 1910
H. s., s & s: 20 u a:;f.@ 'I;!
eqs liso n at "a a. - ,o3, ' NJ i - So 3D. nj -"
Gcis rS"@: po 70 tow eor. s.G r. at
snamnn,g II Ino. steer: 1875 n a, - G F,og
STEADY aud nominal quotations are r2O9 ~ per heal
CALVTS,-Hcccpt>. 7jj head J6o a. toth--t ana ieo
1 r.ov sIo Sod market the past two days
rad sisuohferers n l,tc on-h this morning and prices
weakened and declined re per n Bntteimks range. III
nrlre from 20 3.c per common 20 choice Ncals IRON
- Gja,c with general sales a. 1d'2c' mixed 100
Uressed calves dull at for country dressed Neals
fe ceetei carcasses sac 7d9c fof city dressed choice
Ole and idjc for little calves. o,
Sa'es-Jcllre Wright A Go 81 veals. iS, n ayerngs
al ~, per do 49, ~ Ut 50 - lol 90, I'D ~
at 81 20 81 do. l2i n. at -. -, 49, .
A Mullen Ncals. i21 N, AT - 10 GO, III 10.
NJ IN tois no n al ~ 30 vcas. $50 n n. A. 90.
o. Dnenback yeas. 100 n at 5asc ~ DO. lf9 n OF
jL,c: "a do 1871 n n Dc - do 20 N, az &c
J. r. Nelson: 20 butt rmilk calves. 100 ~ OF 3Ic;
do 1rj \, nj Be- 80, 81, -,
'Uallcibck Hollis: 100 veals, ~ - AZ 5si"
Judd a Buckingham; IL leals, lbD 10. AT oS,; ~ 10
.9 n a, ;Lc AZ do IyJ n. at Jac; 10 do. 1876 N, OF
sac 81 do I43 n at - IS II mixed calves. 100 n, as
at 4i,c. ,,,. ,.a.,,,s q, o,rio,d. -. r. N,
ho.d carloads at Jersey City and caIlo,ds A. G0hst
snea ,od az steady prices at sjas6 80 per 100 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET Rt.PORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Theie i. an ample supply
Of brick Offering at formrr prices but dena!i
has not qucEsnsd perceptibly. Cement and lat 6
a4j 7j Jersey ~ 5oasj Fishkls - 25a:j so upvr
hard - 25d$5 80 pale. ~ 75ds2 -. Koendae cement
J0G95c per bh American Portland 81 Gjdf2 Hriman
rortland 81 S5a$2 -; Eaelish Portland e 25ai7 80
Rockland common lime, 9Cc per bb. and do finishing
81 aths; ~ 30 per 1000; goats hair. 2l024c; cattle
CofFEE-Only light interest was manifested In Rio
the spot today VITA prices about steady No quo,t,d d
he. sales, 1oo0 bags TO Ice shipped, l-'4c. MIA
growths quiet. Sales, $50 bags Mar1caiho on private
terms. Options developed moderate degree OF GcNlu
aud the temper quite strong despite thc ust td ana
lower cable afviccs The current month rose dlo points
and later deliveries advanced 1920 points covering %
shorts was more general. and the wdrehors' c'hNrfls
continued liberal both OF when had stimulating erect
Iayre broke FRS May; fr Jnly while Others "rr'
stronger Hamburg unsettled and lower in no>t c1Ses
May down PIGS. There regular no a1Nlc'>
received owing 20 holiday. London steady - p m
-oilicia quotations: June. 5Ss july 1> 80 Angus,
55s I'D September. Dos Cd October 5js; No'cmbcr 11>
Receipts at Rio, 600 receipts at Slntos 1000
receipts Kio july 10 May 70 1881. S,4eSNpo
bags; some time 1891 2.l34 900 bag same tim l l9
242 600 bags receipts at santos July 10 May 70 ISL
1853 900 bags time 1891, 2ol10O bacS sane tnc
1890. 600 bags. Total sales here to-day, 2'oOo
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
Trims leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia. 400. 7.45 800 1000, 1l3o a. M.
sS d U.s. Ga 49, m 2 49, myth Eiin dsns . ss 800
d Sso car s? 100 go win h d9ng hight iSO 49, WIN
For Baltimorc and Washington daily 900, 1l.3o
~ with dining ear, 100, 800 dining car, 300 p M
AiIit'cns trains weekdays for Baltimore az 500 m
ra1or Car on pay !ss se' Sa Ss1t ms
80 2i5 reading only 400 800, except fOtt.'s 80:
except Harrisburg, NJ, alb night eAeepi sssgruy
sS' .xt sSedf c.Is o xS sSe fsG5
~ niat For sunoury Le"I'y5s sd Mi m y l
night, except saturday night Sundays, p M 1918
For EH-ton. 400 7.l5, SO m; 100 40 545 7'So
p Fer BcthIhcm. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.. 4o0,
s snS 70 80 ' 7i5 "a a. n.y. n ico $50 ,. m
For Wlkpsbarrc. Pltt,ton and scranton, $40 a. M
4SP oP g s BrasS 30 and lake oa,cons oOo
s.i5 M. 100 80 N; sunday "a s5 10 sis.
lis a. m 80, 400 $50. 80, 6l5, 80 y. m sum
days 900 a. m, go p. m
ALI. RAIL route.
For Freehoi and Atlantic Highlands. $50. sl5 lllo
g. m. 10. 4.3o Gl5 p. N. sundays except Freehold.
'V For KID Bank Long Eronch and roint south Point
6i5 D. NJ Sunday, except ocean Grove and ASbury
70, 'Iakswood Tons RIVER Barnegat and Darne
CAT, go SIS a. m. 80, 80 =. D.; IN
FOR Atlantic City. vineand and Brdgeton' 40 A. m.'
Gop Monmouth Beach, and Highland Beach.
go S.ij, Ills a. M ; 1Sc, 43o p m
SANDY HOOK route
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, Etc.
From Pier 3 n. r. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands Red Bank Highland Beach,
D. m. saturdays only, 3.i5, 800 D. N. Sundays.
Pleasant at i6l5 a. m; 100 ,. saturdays only,
sag r. Sgosaay o 2o R s and narnegat a. 4ao
For Freehold at 3i5 p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
LIVE s-rOCK NARKE,TS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bnifaio. May 7.-C1ttlc-Recepts Tor the Eist ~
hou,, 700 head total for the week thus iai' ioofo
head for same time last week, 1870 hc;1 con
signed through, 2,63O heal: To Ncw-lork, 'oJ hcao
on sale head market strong: lghf 10 iairN ey}a
steers, - -J0 ~ 20: and heifes. ~ 2Jo - ~
Hog Receipts for the last - hours, lo''oo heau
total fer week thus far, 1G21j head, for same tile
la,i week 81 100 head: consigned through. ll2'o
head to New York. 5000 head on sale lo'Joo h'm
market opened strong acive ana higher cl>cd S'rong
al sold heavy. - 00 81 u; packers ANA n,Iluh
- O5a - IL: Workers. good 10 best. 80 o1G - 90
pig, and ll-ht. - 9j0 ~ good heavy ENDS, - ooo
~ 90. pigs, good TO best, ~ 500 ~ 30 Ps>, cnih
mon skips TO fair. ~ 2j0 ~ 70 assorted rVilSIs'
~ IO0 ~ 10: common roughs. 81 Joa ~ % s'hss.
~ 75a ~: sheep and lambs-leceips for the last "a
hours $500 head total for week mus lar, = ,ooo
head for time last week $4,000 head consigned
through. LOO head 10 New-fork, $500 hral Oh
sale 1000 head sheep opened stronger; y>riing,
very dull: lambs lower closing strong for sheep duh
for ycarlings and weak for spring lambs: choice 10
fancy wcthcrS @iid III 10 fair to good sheep - DoG
- - cnS ana common do, $50 - - lambs cnpIei
choice 10 fancy SG ~ So fair TO good. - 1Oo - -
cull, T. common stu - -. spring lambs. 80 1oa 70
chicago Nav 27.--"Thc Evening Journal reports
CattIe-hrccipis 1000 head shipments, 2,loo hesiu ,
market st"afy: prime 70 extra steers, ~ -" - -
csd 10 choice ~ oJo ~ 10: others. ~ .1a ~ -
sio keS SBd - 30: pmc cows and heiters. So rs D.
Uocs-R ,celpt, 5000 head shipments, 5000 helc
market brisk Zoe higher, rough and common, Tb~
=, %: mixed and packers, - 15o ~ % prime hcsVF
and butchers weights, - -j0 - %; lglt, ~ '1@
~ 90 Shccp-Rcccip's. 1000 head; sh pmcnts 1000
head market active steady to shade stronger clipped
Texans, ~ 1j0 - -; clipped natives. TJd - 40 4,
ycarlines - Joa ~ 80; spins lambs - '1a - 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28

Baltimore. May 27.-Four quiet and steady; r..
ccip,, j.44l bbi' shipments, t.o Dds Ies' , %Io
81 34o o2c; June, 81 81 '-.c; July 80 80 10
sc: steamer No. rel, 7Ias7 lie; receipts
ii..-5. bush shipments. I33.7so bush; stock, 9s3,.
sos bush: sales. ilI.OO0 bush. southern wheat
dun Putt son 03c. Longbcry. 0l0Di Corn
steady mixed spot. 30 IL" 80 lic May j3@ % lie;
Jnnc. - Ii - &c july. u l7g u ;'-7c steamer
mi Xci 80 =: ~ sos: receipts G}.o27 bb> shipments.
Il a.D bush: stock. :7 30, bush sales 5000 bash
>ourh-rn corn. whit, nrmer, 5i lie; yellow steady,
stern 3-a3. lie: No. mlxol d. 3Go 80 &c
receipts. l.--2 bush stock. Ij0.7-l bush; RYE dull
men ts. I7li3 bush stock. A7.7a5 bush Ily steady
god 10 choice timothy, Sli0 SD Grain EclghtS
quiet. cotton quiet: middlns, 1;-7c. PROVISIONS
d. fair 70 choice. 1871 -c DO initiation. -" ldc'
nalc fancy. good 10 Oh lee. l2a BE; rolls-inc.
lac. do fair 10 good i20 l3c: stOT-N packed. ga be
Ecex steady iGc tofcr steady: EiJ carsocS, fair,
l. 70. 40. = - -. sugar VERY INN grinn-
at,d. - a. Copper steady. refined. II lie Whah"y
firm.
Buffalo. MAY 97.-whent sales. 10000 bush. 40.
I hard spot. sold al p3 l-c.: 10000 bush. 10. l
northern do. sid ~ ~ j-c.: 5000 DO do. sold at
- 70. 1000 bush. do do. sold at - sc. 1000
bush. -. = Northern. sold at -Jc.. e. l. f. Closing
40. | hard ~ 0J Use. spot. and ~ 3-c e. l. f. NJ
! northern. 80 -. spot. and 80 , -. G. l. f., ~" :
wheat steady | car 80 = red. sold at 9ic.: cars
40. white sold ai'a3 34o pic. Corn duh. closing
81 U Go 81 g iG , 81 81 ~ ' Xo D. sec. in
storr. ~. ycllnV. on track. - > ic.. No. =.
- SIC. Oats strong. offerings hight cars No.
VIII :1c. cars 80. white. sold n; Ore. 3 cars
No. = mixed sold NJ 360 30 &c. Rye uomiually Dc.
sprinr - -jo - % do. winter. - o5o - -: rye
Hour - Gja - 10 Mn feed steady and unchanged
Canal frrlehi~ DIM: wheat / &c. asked 10 New
Iork. no other offering. ~ grain Receipts Flour
bush: oat.. ;o.ooD bush. shlpmcntsBy canal
Wheat. 1000 bush oats, $1,000 bush. >lpm 'ns-
y" raii-i1onr. 5000 bbls.; wheat $4,000 bush.
corn. 10000 bush.
1hicago MAY a7-Tho le,dng futures rangcd A. follow: