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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
c. & O. FOLLOWS A GOOD EXAMPLE.
Albemarls Horses Win at GIoucester-1Ir.
Martin Gets the Medal

Martin Gets the msuh'
fCorrespondenceo Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
CHARLorrEsyI11P, Va, April s.--The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
has followed the example Of the Richmond
and Danvllle and reduced tho rate for
round-trip tickets between this city and
Washington 10 S5-a saving OF $l.sO over
the old rate
Messrs. Leterman. q Brothers of this
place. have been awarded the contract for
making the uniforms for the CharlOttes-
vile Hose. Hook and Ladder Company.
Artillery and Stuugfellow, two Abe
marie horses. won races at Gloucester this
week.
WINS THE MEDAL.
The final oratorical contest in the Joffer-
son Literary Society Of tho University
took place in the Public Hall last night.
The ridges awarded the medal 70 Dir. b..
f. Martin, OF South Carolina.
The condition of Professor John Is.
Minor does not improve.
DR.. John L. Page has returned TO Biz
mingham. Ala, after a short visit TO the
University.
Miss Annie Fletcher, of Staunton, and
Mrs. 5. C.. Lindsay. of High Point. \. c..
are visiting Mrs. J. II. Lindsay, III this
city.
Mayor Hanckel Is 10 receipt OF letter
from the Hon. JEFF arson n. Levy. who is
now in New York. enclosing u check for
500, which he wishes presented 70 the
Piedmont Hospital. $40 OF which are the
gross recoipts for admlssiOu-fces 20 the
grounds Of Monticello for the months of
January, February. and March. The re-
naming $50 are contributed BY Mr.. Levy
in memory of his deceased mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

fCOrre3pon1euceO f tho IUchmOnI UlspaL1h.I
GREEN BAY, Va, April s.-Mr. r. W.
Price. a merchant az this place, has boon
in onitc dilemma thfs week on account
of a false rumor stating he bad run of
with q young lady from Wytheyile. Va.
and was married IN Washington. Mr..
Charlie Farmer. an engineer on the Rich
mond and Danyiile railroad. first brought
the news here. and since then hr. Price
has been receiving letters Of congratula-
tons. and he IS az loss to know how to
correct the report. 1t seems to have
originated III Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
N attractive homo for the travelling pub
AN EGGPLANT.

AN EGGPLANT.
Several capitalists OF Pccomoke, Md.
visited Cape Charles this week with view
~ sslaeting suitable site for an ice-manu-
fscturanp plant. Tho party had en- inter-
view with Captain Oris A. Browne, mana
ger of the Cape Charles Ice Company. and,
Il is said. made him an offer for his stock
of ice which has just been received from
Maine. The party expressed themselves
as being well pleased with the result OF
their visit and think their intentions will
be accomplished.
Miss Louise Goffigon. daughter OF Col
lector John Gofhgon, of this city. who mas
heen Spending several weeks with friends
in CINCINNATI, o., returned to her homo
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

HASS1s TAYLOR, of Alabama, who has
been appointed United States Minister to
Spain, is native of North Carolina. and
was student ct the University at Chapel
Hill. He is about A years of age. His
father moved to Alabama about the time
,f Aho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

We yesterday credited to Mr.. WArTERsos
a paragraph concerning the tarif on
Egyptian cotton. which paragraph ought
TO have been credited TO the Charleston
Ne,os and Courier. Our article was, some
OF IL. applicable to both editors. Both OF
them have been among the most strenuous
opponents OF taria for protection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
sAsTEaN-sHoRe HosTELalEs.
Preparing for ths Coming summer Sea-
son-Personal and Other Notes.

son-Personai and Other Notes.
tCorrespondenceo the Richmond Diapatch.l
CAPE CHARLES, VA. April s.--A. n. Allen,
of New York city. has leased Cherrystone
Cottage tor one year and began to-day
making arrangements for the coming sea-
son. Mr. Allen has had considerable ex-
perience IN the hotel business and expects
to make the above-named resort an attrac-
trive one. He expects to open the cottage
at an early date.
MIR. L. Il. Thompson, who has been pro-
prietor of the Arlington Hotel of this city
for more than Q year, sold out to Mr..
Fox. OF CAMBRIDGE. Nd. who has taken
charge Of the hotel. and is giving the inte-
rior thorough ovcrhauling. WITH view
Of making II . more comfortable ~ well as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
An Excursion Train Wrecked.

BoYDroN. Va, April 6.-The excursion
train which ran from here TO Buffalo
junction to return the coiCred people this
afternoon was wrecked there. The engine
and two coaches were derailed and dam-
aged. One colored man was shock ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
eoYoToNrs CONTRIBUTIONS.
Negro Chicken House and Corn Crib
Thieves Caught-Property Recovered.
rg,a.s,t ,.iagrarn IN tba Disnatchl

BoYDToS. Va, April s.-Boydton has
contributed to the Clarksville sufferers
SJ07, some bedding. and clothes. The
colored people will take o collection for
the same purpose.
Mr. Thomas Yancey had his corn CRIB,
ohicken-house and his pig-pen robbed
night before last. Nearly oil the stolen
articles were recovered. Two negro men
and women were caught. Three are IN
jail; one escaped.
The Bank of Mecklenburg and Williams
4 Goode, bankers. have Just issued their
monthly statements. which are very en-
couraging TO both banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
WRAPPERS AND TFA.GnRN,

THIS department "a fairly ....f...
stylish and pretty designs l. lI.... v
Neat designs IN - DO Wr..
back and front. pointed g-f e.
Biarz and bite eaftsal "a ....
AMI Princess hg-k. si.Gf.
Ladies striped Ginshau W-....-s r...
OF solid color tu matcn. iuI f...t. g..
Another ~ -ame pcs'o it r.a... ...
Bingham. NTH bre eiiea .F0r ...
ished on with uarTor nraf.rs
striped and Dotted le-l.e Hr......
yoke back and front, ug..Il,r. ..
s2.lg.
Nobby styles Ia All tho sfaf,r r, r..-.. ...
hams. fu'l froat aui back. s-.t. 3
Mourning Wrappers, W.tn iU. r.t, ...,
team bsck.s 30.
We show in addition q fl7 s.r-s A f....
rioty Of styles ,n Mlil aad el,...l Wr.
attractive prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Extraordinary Display of Dress Goods THIS We
COMMANDS YOUR ATTENTION.

syu
dfancye
We have scsctei TRIMMINGS
Nes AMI
couce
this %
shade A iargeun OF FASH q .
W mnkea speciality
etoor lSIN sA1iAE
anita oi
ttfeastn nCAue~ end
cloth almost - son =
sizes al prcest
re- u
GU Ria and SIX UMBRELLA
ebesa nd pret
lin ttyGng
ard 600 .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
SUMNER UNDERWEAR.

A few days Of warm weather VIII ueceesltatc
change Of lighter un1Crgarments. We have
given this department special attention and are
prepared to fl your WANTS Tor the children, -
we'll as tho ladies in swiss Ribbed foods ~ al
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Wen Take Tsis on Trust.
fAtchison Qiobe.l

When man wins at poker he sheves his
hat on the back of hrs head. When he
loses he pulls IL down over his eyss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
STILL NO GLUE TO THE ROBBERS.
Death of n Nonogenarian-The Defeated
mnrysU Not Content-Other Notes.

"Drys" Not Content-other Notes.
lCorrespondeace OF the Richmond Dispa,chI
LOUISA. VA, April s.-Shrewd detective
work for the past two weeks has failed 10
gain any clue 10 the robbers who invaded
this town few weeks back.
Mr.. William Z. Watkins, aged nearly 80
years and well-to-do aud highly-respect-
ed citizen. living IN Roundabout section,
died last Tuesday.
1 petition - now being circulated 70 ask
the Town Council of Louisa 10 raise the
license on bar-rOoms to $500. Local op-
ton was defeated by a majority of nearly
two TO one IN this district on Tuesday. but
the Drys" seem determined to keep up
turmoil.
Mrs. Hymen Levy left to-day to visit Der
daughter, Mrs. X. NJ. Daniel, Of Roanoke.
JoNEs-GRAHAM.
Miss Julia d. Graham, of Louisa, and
Mr.. s. p Jones, OF Manchester, Va, were
married III Washington this week.
Mrs. b. ". Thurman, living near Cor
louisville. died on the 4th instant. She
was 63 years old aud bad been for forty
four years a shining light IN the Baptist
Church.
The county Farmers Alliance met to-day
OF Cuckoo on important business.
Gardeners, farmers, and spring candl-
dates are exceedingly busy row.
Many OF our people speak OF attending
the naval review at Newport News on the
17tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

lllietiers sni teierrams must be addressed 70
TEN DISPATCH COMPANY.
Reiosted communications viii not oersturued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

We ara shoeinga worry rr."v .......
SHiKT-WAISDSin pfRCAft~
CHINA sILh, especially t1t....
EtOn SUITS which We aye s..s..s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
.C0RSETS.

Only STANDARD makes - C0-'s,s ell. Oh,
hor0 ami none bat tnoso w. 600 I..
rOii over our counters
Conn Toto line 0f ferris No. ...a... H ..,.
Misses ma white aud gray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

are in order now, and to be in order
You must order them at once. Ne are
in spple-pie order TO receive it. and as
order is natures first law, be natural
and not eccentric and Immediately
supply yourself with complete set of
Light Underwear. Our Underwear viii
outwear anything else you can get elso-
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

UPTOWN OFFICE 4s3 last BROAD
tTREEf.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

NO3BY STYLES IS Tfhl.st. -.t.
CUALLIES AMI CHINA SlLh a ....
and uu.s, trimmed with h.. a.l r...
match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

wanted Situations t20 words or less>.,...s %
Reading notices IN reading-matier type n''
hnes or less, 81: In nonpAroil loaded, Too
CARD Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
plicatioa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
MISUNDERSTOOD Monday.

FRATERNAL LODGE, NASON3.
SYRACUSE LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYrHIA@
OLD DOMINION LODGE. KSlGHrS or PYrIuAS.
IyASHOE LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.
IND!ANOLA Tribe, EED MEN.
GRAY EAGLE TRIBE, RED MIN.
ANNOwAN TRIBE, Red men.
STUART COUNCIL, LEGION Of HONOR.
SAPOLEOS COUNCIL. LEGION or HONOR.
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
sTONEWALL CLUB, 20. 81, LYcECM LEAGUE or
AMERICA.
GRANITE LEGION OF THE RED CROSS.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
HnSrER,s RnrnRr

New Orleans La, April IL -Hestnrs
cotton report shows the amount brought
into sight for the week n per cent under
the Z days ending April Ia last year.
and AZ per cent under the same time
year before last. Total for The week.
1880 bnles less than the movement
Of April TO Ia inclusive last year. aud
1880 bales less than during the same
time year before last and the deficit Ia
the amount brought into sight for the
first fourteen days in April, $4,000 bales,
compared with the same time lust year.
and ~, sos bales compared with che year
before. This brings the total deficiency
for the 226 days of the season ending
this evening 20 2,391 101 bales less than
the movement the same number Of days
last season, and 1888 bales lees
than the season before.
The total brought into sight the past
seven days Is 50.BiS bales against &C.
3B3 bales last year; the weeks total
last year includes a plus correction OF
S;ll2 bales at Galveston. less "a minus
overland correction Of $50 bales, mnk-
ing net addition 1852 bales). aud 76OOS
bales the year before. while the aggre-
gate for the first fourteen days Of April
Is lO09II bales, against 1921 bales
and 14S,7S5 bales
Total marketed from Sept to date,
6,l3S,469 bales against S,j2N.51O bales
and S,OTl,S26 bales last year and year
before respectively
From this time ON last year the amount
of cOttOri brought into sight was 0O5. $50
bales, and year before Inst 5SO,7I1 bales
Ia other words after This date last year
. GO-lOO per cent of the crop was mar.
keted and season before last 7i-1OO
per cent.
The movement since Sept. ! shows re.
ceipts at all United States ports 4,042,3O0
bales, Against UBlO,3Ol bales last year
q, 4Ol,55l bales year before.
Overland, across the Mississippi. Ohio
and Potomac rivers 10 Northern mills
and Canada, TI4,Sl4 bales against /,
1892 bales and 0TS.7G3 bales.
Interior stocks In excess of those held
at the close of the commercial year, 2l2-
aO2 bples, against 270,4S0 bales and
24O5lI bales
Southern mill takings, 5Os.446 bales.
against 40l,5j3 bales aud 444 992 bales
Northern spinuers have taken the past
week Blob bales less than last year,
making the decrease In tallings of 4S3.
153 bales this season 10 date
Foreign exports for the week were
100, los bales against 11T.441 bales last
year making the total for the season
S,569,I 1874 bales against 5,O5OS94 bales
last year or decrease of |, 4S1 100 bales.
Total tallings Of American mills North
and South and Canada thus far FOR the
season 2,O0l ,26O bales against 2blb,DTI
bales last yeur. These include l,15l.O7S
bales by northern spinners against 1859,
73l bales
Stocks at sea-board cities md the
twenty-nne leading southern interior cen.
ters decreased during the past week
76.20S bales against q decrease the cor.
responding period last year of 11OOS2
bales aud are now 1Si,3S1 bales smaller
than at this date ia 1892
Including stocks left over ut ports
aud interior towns from last crop and the
number of bales brought into sight thus
far the crop supply TO date Is G.BT1 ,42O
bales against SSO1 ,9I6 bales the same
period last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
CHIcAGo pRonncE-

Chicago, H., April 14.-"Plunger"
Partridge In view of the decline ia May
wheat, made an attempt today, Il is said
10 get back some OF the money ho was
forced 20 put mp on margins during the
big bulge. According 10 current gossip
he was promptly given the cold shoulder
and other victims met fate similar
The opening for May was about the
same as yesterdays closing 10 IA lower
and prices further declined Pc ruled
steady, closing about ~ lower than
yesterday
July futures opened about same as
YESTERDAYS close, declined is, advanced
IL nuctuated slightly and closed about
1-4d3-S higher than yesterday.
Operations in corn were confined almost
exclusive TO local room traders After
easing OF lac, selling pressure being
pronounced the market rallied 3-S
worked back Is ruled steady, closed With
IA gain.
There was lighter trade IN oats and
price changes were confined 70 3-S
cents range
Tie general surroundings Of the proyis.
ion trade wefe favorable 10 the Tong"
interest and they were not disposed 10
sell 10 any extent Compared with last
night pork Is AZ ~ to 90 higher, ribs,
1T1-2 10 20.
Leading futures closed.
heat-April, ~ lac; May, d9ci July,
10 lie.
Corn--April 40 lac; May, 40 7-Sc;
Julv A. 3-Se.
Ioats-May, % l-2a2s $50; June,
2S 1-Se; July. % lie.
Mess pork May. S1T12 IL; July,
Si7. AZ IL: Sept. S1T62 i-2
Lard May Sl0.12 ~; July, SlO.e2 ~
Sept, S10O5.
Short ribs May, $9631-2 July 500;
Sept. S972 10.
Cash quotations:
Wheat No. ? spying, Y 1-2c; No. ?
red. n lie.
Corn.-No 40 lac.
Oats-No. 2. - 3-s6920c.
Mess pork. Sl7 20n1T 70.
lard. SO lHplo20.
short ribs, sides, loosel $o.6JN9lO.
Dry sailed shoulders lbexea), $500
9.37 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15

is stronger Coal has n stronger lonk
though the output for the wear Il nearly
5000 toms greater than last yc6r
ihe movement Of wool is small rfndc
~ cotton goods l. rather disappointing
~. ~ ApLh thus far, with some shirtags
Tt551need mud print cloths dun at 1881
Inc boot urd shoe trade Is somewhat
INSCRIBED az The advance Of IL TO 8
ItI cent which some manufacturers OBJ.
uaih nut many buyers refuse.
N the Speculative markets cotton is
- lower, the pressure Of the enormous
STOCKS here and abroad being felt as
should have been expected. while reports
or Increased acleaye c0me from the
In wheat. the Chicago corner forced
May above 9Oc, while nc should buy
az New York aud reccipts 0t western
houses are nearly a million bushels i'm
Tour days. Prices advanced only L..
while corn declined II and oats advanced
Pork products are stronger. aud also
oil, but coffee Is weaker.
AZ most southern points trade Is only
tair, but somewhat Improved At Little
Rock, very quiet AZ New Orleans su.
gar - very strong and there ia large
demand for building materials
d, AT nearly oil points. both North and
South. collections are rather slow. with
somewhat more active demand FOR mon
ey at most
Business failures throughout the coun.
Try The last seven days. 300. compared
with 223 last week, and corresponding
week last year. 226
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
Y. N. c, A
THE CONVENTION NOW HELD At
coRslcANA.
Tho Attendance Largely Inorsassd-rp
terest'nE Addresses Made-Papers
Read on the work in Hand.

- Corsicana, Tex, April 14.-CSpecial)-
Delegates 70 the y. iii q VcarY,Saniio an
winch Is assembled IN this city continue
70 come. New arrivals on all trains
ana this continued Increase 20 the dele.
CATION already here has swelled the
number IN attendance yesterday upon the
opeplhg ot convention from 03 to 100
ueiegates' This your correspondent Is
uI5iiotusd by the general secretary. Mr..
,, Nlliloel, ls me largest attendance upon
the second days proceedings of the sfnte
Sonvsnton that has been known since the
L.. NJ. =, AS organization In Texas.
Cpon reeonyening at 80 last evening
thS Following program was promulgated:
Praise service
report Of the secretary Of state execu.
I'VE committee aud state secretary.
g Ad9ress-Ih The Young Men Of Our
Ssus Kew, William n. Scott, ID. D..
The report OF the state executive com.
mltlee ana the state secretary, showed
marked Increase in the ". NJ. q. A.
Work -Four new associations have been
organized In the past year, and the i'm.
!erest IN college work has been greatly
lncreaseu. large college delegation Is
present participating IN convention work
The address Of Rev. Mr.. Scott on the
subject, "Ihe Young Men Of Our State"
was especially interesting. He showed
the benefits the Y. NJ G.. A. Ind
wrought 10 the interest OF the young men
of the state aud the necessity for a still
greater energy in Y. NJ G. a. work.
Having completed the program the
convention adjourned aud the delegates
repaired TO the Y. NJ. g. A. hail. where
they were rendered reception. and
Ice cream supper by the Ladies' Au1ili-
airy aud citizens.
MORNING SERVICES.
Prayer.
Reports from associations
Bible reading Rev. r. -. Cockrill
president Trinity university.
Work for Young Men IN Unorganized
Towus'--H. III. Helbing. Bonham.
What Kind Of Work for Boys and
Youth Is q Part Of The Ideal Associa.
ton Work"-L. A. johnson.
The reports from the various assoia-
ti0ns over the state showed q marked
incrensc In membership and interest
manifested In the work
i. h. Brown OF Illinois addressed the
convention ON the financial and business
management of associations
Judge w X Honon of Dallas followed
with an address upon "lhe Spiritual
Results from Association Work. Do They
Justify the Financial Outlay" His al.
dress was listened TO with marked inter.
est aud the presentation Of his subject
was well made
Paper by j. u. Major Of Weatherford
college, The Summer School"
Paper 10y w. H. Junl,in of Austin col
lege, The Deputation Work
Paper by Ira Hall Of Daniel Baker
college "The Missionary Work
Bible. reading by Rev, Q. l. Scho6eld
Of Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
MARKET REPORT.
DTrNs REPORT.

New York, April Ar. c. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review says;
The ruling factor of the business stu
alton is the out-go Of gold S3,5O0.OOO,
90 Tuesday aud S1,O0U0O0 today, with
a prospect Of a large amount Tuesday
next. The treasury gold is again reduced
below S2.0O0,0O, In excess Of the bil-
lion fund and there is more talk Of bond
issues with the old doubt whether that
would meet the real difficulty, which IL
the enormous excess of imports over
the exports Of gold.
Pig iron is steady, though bessemer
Is rather weaker. Nails are stagnant
and bar iron is offered by western mills
below the cost Of production nj the hast.
Plates are little stronger and struc-
tural demand is very large, but az prices
extremely low
Copper is lower, the output exceeding
the present demand.
Tin declined but recovered, and lead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
PRODUCE.
ST LouIs PRnnrCE.

st. Louis Mo, April II. Flour Quiet
unchanged.
Wheat-Rather tame, ruling unsettled
closing IA up No red cash, 671-Sc;
May, 0S1-4c; June, 40 1-sc: July, ne:
August, ~ Lie
Corn-Dull firm, slightly higher; No. .
mixed cash, 81 l-4Gl3G lie; May, 30 rs
037c July. 80 5-Sc.
Oats-Dull firm unchanged; No .
cash, Sic; May. 30 Use; July, &c.
Corn meal-Steady, unchanged.
Whisky S1.15.
Provisions Higher but very duh, the
advance In prices checking demand.
Pork--New standard mess jCbbng,
S1750dl7T5.
Lard-$9S7 1-2.
Dry salt melt-Loose shoulders.
SS02 10; Longs aud ribs, $3.50; shorts,
1915.
BacOn--Packed shoulders, S1O.25;
longs and ribs, 5000; shorts, SlOT5
Hams-Sugur cured, SlO12 3-4QlO18.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
NTW YORIl pRODTCr.

New York. April "a. Wheat Spot.
quiet strong no . red elevator "a
1-Sai-4c; options closed duh. Is ad
yance No req May "a he: June
IS l2c; July 80 3-Sc: December 81 l-2c.
Com-Spot dun: No Bic, elevator
Options dull, closing steady unchanged
to lS up May $3.50; July 40 Use
Rice Quiet steady
M0lasses New Orleans open kettle
good 20 choice. demand fair, firm.
Coffee Options, steady. unchanged 60
% points decline; closed steady S5FiO
down; sales $4,000 bags. including April
0lTi35, May St6O5; Juno Sl4AGU
1898; July and August Sl49hdt N5:
September S14050 1905. October $40;
December S14.S5dS14g5: spots RIO
more active, steady 40 the decline. No.
Z SIS 81
Sugar Raw. dull, firm; refined hrm
more active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
CHICAGO IIVFSTOCK.

Chicago H., April a.. Catte-Re.
ceipts. GOOO. shipments, 20VO; slow,
steady, good to extra steers, Sj40N5.jO:
mediums, S4OOd4.T5 others $500
&4ju TaNans. S3OOdi %: native cows
and hcitfs. S3UO03.25
Hog Receipts. 1900: shipments.
COCO, 2O025 higher; mixed and packers
SIu0MT % prime heavy and butchers
weights SI3OdT.50; prime light S11O0
40.
sheep -Rcceipts 5000; shipments. none:
steady; native S42505 10; fed Texans.
-. 100000; western welthers. 525d
BIO; lambs. S6OOn0GO for best.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

Galveston, Tex. April IA Especially
Unsecured Wool Market closed steady.
unchanged
Zine, this day iTMS1.2; yesterday.
IL WiSt.i
Medium this day, II 1-2dia; yester.
day. IL 1910
16M1G1.2.
Medium, this day, 1Oa17; yesterday.
Mexican improved, this day. 126i3 IL.
yesterday, 12di3 10
MeSicnn carpet this day, III 1902 1-2:
yesterday, IL t-2Wi2 ID