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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
THE MORMON TEMPLE.
Forty Years Work and SIS, 600. 600
Represented In the Structure.

Forty Years WORK ana $o,ooo'Soo
Represented in the structure.
The new Mormon Temple was dedicated
few days ago at Salt Lake City. Utah., In
the presence OF a multitude OF people.
The site for the temple was selected on
July 90, 1s47, the fifth day after the Mormon
nioneers entered Great Salt Lake Valley.
On February 6. 1858, ground was broken
and $50 men pus to work on the e1cavation.
When Johnston's army came through in
1858 the foundation of the temple was en-
tirely covered with earth. and the people
moved south from Salt Lake for time.
-Four wears afterwards this work was re-
sumed. The capstone was laid on April q.
1892. The building is ls511 feet long and
thirey.nine feet wide. Wien the six towers
it covers an area of 81, $50 square feet. The
foundation wall is sixteen feet thick ana
sixteen feet deep, On this the granite walls
are nine feet thick on the bottom, and mar
row to six feat at the square.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
NOT A pauNKrN xUssELxAs.

Mahomst's injunction against the use Of
ardent spirits Is so well obeyed, even at this
to see a drunken Mussuiman. A Lady who
has been making -FOUR Of Egypt says that
during long stay In Cairo none OF her
party saw an intoxicated man. She says
that she asked her dragoman IL he evar un-'
der any provocation INDUCED in strong
drink, and he answered: III my wife were
diving and the doctor ordered her TO take
brandy and she died with that brandy IN
her stomach Gol would not receive her m
haaYen.n ls
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
AnsxoRALrzrNa LAW.

It seems that British law, which gives
retail grocers license Tor the sale OF WING.
beer and spirits has been demoralizing the
households of England. By 1t woman can
order these articles with her groceries have
them in the bill as coffee. tea or sugar nm
known to paterfamuias and tipple In there
cesses of her! hous.. Polio, aud divorce
courts have shown up this effect in startling
abundance, and it il pretty sure that thou
sands of English wives and mothers who
would not drink in pu 'lic, will sip and MP In
private till they are half-way drunkards.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
TIE CHRONIC 1sEsa1 Arr's DseENrRAoY.

= The inevitable coholic degeneration Of
the chronic inebriare Is we'll stated by the.
Quarterly Journal cf Inebriety. as fotiowl:.
rule, defective in his entire system, both
moral, physical and intellectual. he sis ft-
orally switched Off on the side track OF pro-
gressive degeneration. His intellectual ca
pacity Is only automatic and thin varnish
Of reality. His moral capacity is gone, and
he is unable to appreciate between right and
wrong. His physical power Is rapidly
growing weaker, and recsding into tho
most degenerate Tor 10 q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
STRUCK BY AN AEROLITE;
Remark able ccident Befalls John
Browns Statue ut Ossawatomie.

An aerolite fell near Ossawatomie, Kan Q
the other afternoon, striking the monument
to John Brown, "Ossawatomie Brown" as
he was sometimes called, erected to him by
private subscription originated by Horace
Greeley in 1868. The meteor broke or the
left arm of the statue. 1t passed through
the dome and nave in a slightly southeastern.
" direction, and through SIX feet OF clay
Just south of the crypt, stopping only at
bedrock. Experts say the aerolte IS com.
posed of helium, metal supposed to exist
only in the sun.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
TEMPERANCE.
WENT DOWN.

~
Twas not in old oceans passion,
Twas not in the battles din
Twas not in the arctic darkness
Nor yet in the tropic sun,
Twas not in a leper's prison.
Twas not by the cyclones glee.
Twas never an earthquakes horror,
That ravished my by from me.
Through the gates OF sinful pleasure,
Bereft Of his spotless name,
With naught but shifting conscience,
With who but hims Eli to blame? Il
He fought and he fol -she tempter
Beguiled him with laughter and song, H
Forgetting his Go AMI mother,
Ny poor, weak boy went down. ~. III
For the brand Of the beast besotted,
20 He bartered his mannood's crown, !
He broke the one heart that loved him.
Fer its idol was razsi to the ground,
Dead, the ashes that Gu mbsr the altar
Where once the bright EN- "ers snone,
Life's love light Is shrouded foreyar, ~.
/ Since my boy, my boy, went down. s
Had the waves in pitiless frenzy
But swallowed him up in the deep,
Had the hurry and tulnult OF e4rnags, -,
Sealed his eyelids forever In sleep,
I'd have reckoned mis- early translation
OF the All Father love but sigu.
But to stumble and fall through tenUtatSou, /,
Turns to lies bitter oregs all It's wine. =
Yes mine Is the sama old story X rs
That runs down the cycle Of years,
From its birthday. till Time Is noary,
There are crosses Ior mothers, ana tearA
And the idols WE press to our bosoms,
Lie shattered in fragments around;
And the ashes are cold on the affairs
For our boys, our boys, have gone down.
o, the plague is more mercifal, heaven,
7 Than this blight 0nE tue bloom Of our
g. YOUTH 80 ri S. &
Tor the cofin-lid hides but the vesturse,
And the SOU, disenthrailed.. soars aloft, 81
We, Niobes, shudder and wonder,
And struggle to bite back the rnoanj
But the traffic in sous is protected,
And our poor tempted boys must go down.
BE- Gertrude SSanhope, in the Voice. !,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
Washington.

THE President withdrew the nomination
Of William T. Townes to be Consul at Rio
Janeiro because Mr.. Town's name should
have been sent in as Consul-General and not
simply as Consul.
N. PArENorRE, the French Minister to
the United States, has received the creden-
tials promoting him to the grade OF Ambas-
sador and raising the legation to the rank
OF an Embassy. A copy OF these credentials
has been furnished to Secretary Gresham,
THE President made the following nomi-
nations: Caleb D. West OF Utah, to be
Governor of Utah; Dominic I. Murphy. Of
Washington, D. G., To be First Deputy Com
missioner of Pensions.
THE United States has taken vigorous
action in regard to the outrages on Ameri-
can citizens at Marslvan, in the Turkish
domirions ami the violating Of the mails
of the United States legation. Secretary
Gresham has cabled to Minister Thompson
at Constantinople strong expression OF the
Presidents views on the outrage, demand
ing not only prompt reparatioa for the
burned seminary, buJ the punish ment OF all
parties found guilty in the matter.
A NEW rapid-are gun, the invention Of
Charles w. Sponsel, an employe Of Pratt &
Whitney, Hartford, Conn, was officially
tested at the Naval proving grounds, Indian
Head, near Washington. The tests were
satisfactory.
TIE President nominated ex-senator
Eustis, of Louisiana, to be Ambassador to
France. Mr.. Eustis was nominated to be
Minister to France before France raised
her legation at Washington to the dignity OF
an Embassy.
SECRETARY HoKE SMITH has given notice
to the law clerks ani otner high grade en-
ployes Of the Interior Department that au
expression Of opinion to an outsider as to
the probable solution OF any question pend.
ing before tbs Department will be deemed
. sufficient cause for dismissal.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has appointed
Herman Van Ssuden. editor of the Patucah
Ky.) Standard, his private secretary.
Mr.. Van Senien is thirty years o. age.
The Senate received the nominations Of
Edward n. Strobel for Tulr.l Assistant Sec
rotary of State, Daniel N. Morgan for
Treasurer OF the United States. Conral n.
Jordan for Assistant Treasurer at New
York. Daniel NJ. Browning tor Commis-
sioner Of In iiau Aft airs aud Frank Z Arm
strong for As,istan1 Con Missioner.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26

"MRs. DoyEK1N's trip to- Scarbor
ough was a great success this year:
Indeed! Has she got rid OF her olc
trouble?" mo; but she has got rlo
of her old daughter. ."-Tid-Blts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26
KRUPP'S BIGGEST GUN.
1t Took Thirty Minutes to Get the
124.ton Weapon on Shore.

The monster Krupp gun was taken from
the hold of tae Louguiel and paced on the
trucks at Sparrow's Point, Nd, ready for
shipment to Chicago. The work OF raising
the 124.ton mass was done in thirty min
utes. The gun is forty-seven feet long. six
feet six incnes in diamatsr in its thickest
part, ami has 16l5 inch oore. 1t can
send q conical-shap.I shell weighing Ss'O
pounds distance OF twelve miles with ef-
Iect. SmoSele:s pow Les is used, aud the
pdecs can be p Sc or lowsre1 on the car
1iage by hydraulic or electric power. With
q sixty y-two.ton gun and q fortY-three-ton
gun it has been sold to ths Italian Govern
nsnt The sixty-two and forty-three-ton
guns started f,- Ch:clyo. making train OF
Saree cars. rhs l24.tou Guu Went forward
pext night in train By itself.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26

THERE are now 23. 6uU miles OF telegram
ZINES in Mexico. In the last SIX months 2JJ
miles Of railway have been CONSTRUCTED anl
,here are aow 6!,OC0 miles all together.
Plans hav. been made for five new railway
eompanie.. 1t is hoped that the Tehuants.
&c rsi,1. viii sooa be comc!etad,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26

Ex-Governor James D. Porter, who has
been nominated and confirmed as Minister
to Chile to succeed Patrick Egau, was born
in 1928, at Paris, Tenn, where he now re>
sides Heis a LAWYER AMI was Assist INT
Se,,-etarv of State sntar Bavar1.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26

LONDON nad on the last day OF last month
1D0775 psu ,srs, and on that day 9l9 va
Grants " rs relieved" The latest census,
Ri. re. crn I'd the population at 4.2ll, ,ooo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-04-26

Thrown Jack over, have you,
Kitty?" "Yes." II thought you
loved him." II did, but discovered
that he bought the candy he sent me
at a grocery. Buffalo Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

rrANs AND pEAs-ENportos taking lnodefai
audr nrS npmcr MEDIUM pea t very 9gei a ana
ahe. . sS%ceC a are Ss sc DOM 10 II cn 6s
hcnefu ia ic h ,rs1 5a i fon lot. are
s,s@ yea sarSf an" arcN Hf ,n2
5;s! do ed k q @S@ Z 81 g G Do Snc
SOUP gcqta do InI n u o Gcas 20 70 green pea
%cdium = '| do bng. il s5aa 80; 20 Scotch, s23od
. lSIeso FlSs"t 'ssi YAK today p2
The local s GId co S~SisI .o Won't pc
6g l@ a. , per n, as t isr day wore by
that . .5e s cn Mond as At " yea
800 quick, Sand a, ard H1 for The The
l% $ry a1s ' scd on & e acS for p%s
this ai,sno9a arSet t e Is, tiroas w tubs 'od
M"T ae a al the W,,e DO wys esGrn max cSrs
si@; G d" r SSd$O sg,SaG' i@2S %la a.
hid; s$a2GG sa saeS Sa'y ser@"d S.c
dsry wh s9S n g S %Sss az % iGS
daly . aGS 57c: do seconds 2301 90 ih'a do
n 2a@ sI slgae Sass s. '' sl
wss.rp ' s,I dairy tub, and hrkins' 24@-'c' u"
w'scrn dairy or ;uba market opened yes,"d'y WIT
small ac. Of large .ae White t a. o eontinuc light! sh
ne. TX few lot, Of large size 2'aa! 'srNrrai lot, Of
lcac ;s w oa , ss is2e az It'll e5as :,
g. fair to ri The Hmcr- about &c. nv, IN
81 cheese the hec d ,s ra ,S"s and GS s% n
je rates for w s aiort 700 boxes par, Of "hch
poteda ue to n Sl cream whit at cheese Ss. a, not
the baIane liverpool cables 500, 40 cbNise
from i0',r I,rec Size. fancy. 1i5dl2c 90 oh"lr.
f,ctory. full crrlni m mime 0sdiic do common u iI
1mliae 90 Kim. ial @ad, choice t,r s'a SAT- aii
p'iir' Iase rcrnUn.y'ania skins rai' e, the
HTs heavy o.. es Of tone % "ated
market slightly ani sales the Mercantile IN Wv
"cr. igaio ohio indiana AMI Miehigan na "a ogh
s isG Sss @cs and
stck suppl a TO- cthcrn cgg da ana dsz
n,nk and egg, ,cr dozen 5,al0c Sontlcr = ~
iSac'i,i ss$se luck EGGS per '''e" va" -''
eoiGg are s' c %'I os Of Baidu
more closely aaa m 70 g. but the price Is ,sne are
wee sS bu; cSt snres sales s.ill at :. 20
safe. a. hs,ngc. firm strawberiic, per-
@ss - FOrdSn. m sr,ss' sud about ss1' Apple,
but ~ far Dbl Z, o. ~: 81 I'll 81 a,ass; DO in
Ss .s % s aS.;s Florida oranges Der box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

ea?S P q2, sS = per ft SSe
osd or sa3rc trad sh' w a%n 10 be- eg ncc
faPbcn g rtnrf . 1!gi'' extremely
ehoice o@3ss do '1 P%Ee, sGsa.e southern. sl,ei
sG2%c and .Sin,. i-Si'.e; eachss,; ,icors,
peSGG log 81 iS la'pcc ,SS Grkcbscs 100 90
ic Ky l's sSs SS. ggaa iOS &oacr,c tut
ccpt- Of hay are net large aud price, ho,d
Scaa a. s' Z" dun 3g pd% Do shipping 100 5
60 clo.cr mlNcd 7oascc do clover Goa 0c; rye straw"
iIi'S~Wt nave aGyiccs Of exporter BUYING some
hol in The int for 2oc and for one lot 90 w'c ,d
country markets. 'con,binc" ~ holds ana any
on" SeG vn. r few % sG%p aS S 20 Da Sca T@piey
DO not lse tine looks Of the nhfket NeM.lorH ntltS
is@4oe do isai lJ% 'iSS raei. Coast ise cGcicc
;S"I e pr!%c cars "dia Si ,So came
IaGay on ' mot RG q qr iir t G and hscr ' 1--WE
local AMI wc,tin lset Do soaih m, l3n'.e mick
ems Isal2lsc old roo~i r. &c; turSeys. i3"l3c
SGc:c Western" paf tisl ne M sce nt go; 9os
Hca os gs are IN Gp'r :pr and trade i not active
6 hGG"TS aT -, s'anng ' 9nt G2 t" pFGS
TURK " in eh supply bu, quiet spr"i , Gni F'i I
hcM supply. TGti'y. per- h. lsoi5c chickens. rhiia
dcIl.. broline soojos; fowls. hca-by italjt; GO
Wes' ~ sso t3r sgua6s white per do'e" -, 90 ''" ane
rh Sn ' hG win 9" cS St the o d" L, cali
for gees rulk v. No l. Ical7r; DO common to eoo1
l"dlic ch kenS. fancy. soft ltf. PEI, 3D. ~ ~ ,
chickens y" !. l2Edl3c: fowls. No J. l2dl"c rhi,k''
and fowls 40 s"ioc ducks, ljdGr &c Sc il"i1G:
NErFT ARl.E>- Imports Of vegetables To-Day, 't'l
bags from Great Britain and hb rom lIaNana Spnr
holders inclined 10 ask NOR money than d,orh Tor
Of larger supplies In transit make the OUTLOOK IaM m
southern meet good demand when choice sweet poin"r-
steady. old onions STEADY for choice. sound -tock Der
muda easier. Norfolk kae AMI spinach iltrrr una
lighter arrivals. Asparagus scarce and wnntPd fn-h
receipts Of Charleston cabb1grs fair demand ~ - %
ds3 per bill. and peas sold mainly ~ u joafl - per
los ~ Florida vegetables IN to-day by ia
fair demand al about former prices FEW choic" lpt>
brans bringing higher figures Poiatoc~Priti-h mag
nuns per bag. - j0d*2 - do ''crm9n. lG-h. bags
7jdt2 10 domestic in bulk 1870 u. i jdr2 -, i"or
gIadc.. -ld.l 30; Bermuda. per bb, rGaf' FLORIDA per
Dbl SidS7 sweet potatoes per bbl ~ Jod%j % rlr0t
washed per Dbl ~ - do unwa.hcd. large lot per Dbl.
70d1jc Hu-sian turnip>. per bb GO675c: PaIsnil
Dbl ~ 2jd-l 30. Onions. white. IFt Dbl. S2df3 20
DO yellow 81 75d$2 30 do rcd ~ jods, 20 do irrmu Ia
crate - jOdsl % Cabbage. Florida pr bbl. ~
- 80: do ChlrlcSon per Dbl - joG+3: do savannah
per Dbl. >-aT" 30 string beans. Florida ncr crate.
~ 25H-i. Green peas savannah crate. "sl -
Charleston per la -kc jOa II -. Bcet- Florida per
crate. joca-l do Charleston per leo bunrhe r't'-
Tomatoes. Florida per carrier - j0ds2 30. Asparagus
colossal per dozen lunches - j0dS7 50 10 prime to
.Ntra sSd.J do cus s2asl -. Kalc Norfolk, pr
bill 7jcdfi - do Baltimore per bbl "0c spinach. per
bbl. sldSl 80. Lettuce. Florida and Chaie-ton. per
basket sos2 Squash. Florida new. per crate. jod7jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ncw.York. THURSDAY, Apr ,o.--nEI;vES- I;cecig.
bat steady at cgc per II 80 latrr casc ne%. >rr
luilaic roy n ood.nitn ra.dc 30 -hqrp nad II hog
No M . sS%N at y ""s S ao% f'"S aS"S
s i"rlg 81. , s9i e sfr n,s,
@ t. n ny, ys'f n sS"S 20 au sT cp.c and ID"
s'al- tara or cull~ and i-c for bnt;cimIk cal,'
,tro troy martct ior dr.,cd cat~ clv dic,cd ,r
I'D at 7diIc; country dressed at o9ioc; Lutte "l'e'
eaie~iccc WRIGHT Co: L vi: 1870 H. 'I e..
- 20; 81 Do. la9 H. At !, &; - a@ IFS "' I'll
50 ,i GG is T. i Il " zca, !, H. At $50 90
do i2S 9, "a & , e ~ g. b lie. i@ At i loo "
ar Hel-o9 ioi ' ;s, i:I H. q 80 .; .; = c.. AZ,
Tor T the lot y M" DE- 1872 - f at . c, >
lis y. a, 50 ~ do Ile N, at - Il "boo-' a. >
SHEEP AND LAMrS-rccclJa: inclrdos. :. ..r; coz
gnct dlaGt 10 hu', I. receive, At ihtr points. shop
a1G . r n"EE t iamb, Weak and 10 orc aud ns
limb De- lined so p had Gooi :" rno' , u '',s
hree '3 "a a; % o sP@TG % oc Fer at ; ~ aa>h
anb. ., .Go+7 . for common 10 oho.c az 90" ro
{, rhoce Tipped lamb. a, ioG;6 - ,p'les @mn ~
i0c per n and extra hea,y we,ilc,t soIf a io':c lis
am.s UNCHANGED al loGlle sna i,t, dr.id and va
" 90 LOT lI f = Mullen % un.hon STATE shcco 100
IgS umshorn sat- ainb-. - -. ~ 8 20 y, co. -
~ - do common. ~ u. ~ - ." 'HpP " Wv - |
20 8 spfiug lambs ~ ~ each. -, a. +, a,
nilephark. un-hofn stat" IAN - -. ~
- 10; IGi d - ~ d - cGl' % H. al - % -
u' Harrington ai3 un-hon Michigan lamb. 90 - al
AZ aO2 cliplcd 10. ~ ". ~ ~ ~. q. q,
U,lIl,bcrE Holt. $50 un-lor stat M T. ~ ''
,t 10 80. pos Mchigon lamb. sjh2 ~ AZ - 3,
, = raeo 81 J.' SOY a g, ap.hdrn - y
a, :, so ~ clipped Dc. - y. ~ - l2'l 10 lh.h',
We...tn lamb. 80 N. o ~ 10 2st clipped DO % ~ "
- II. o..,. t.,,i =, ~ q,
n NrIhcr.on Go. - unborn state ainhr, 80 y" AZ
- 30 un.ho,n stat sheep, 9, p ~ - - .-
" Collins 20 clipPd ONO lamb, 80" y. a. =, .. q.
\.pfno t,f.tt ~ un-horn state sheep. - IT, =.
ei o. date yc.teriay iso unshOfn Nichiaah nun, -
:, =, : -pflug lambs at - each: - o.. ~ = -
JJDGS- I,crriut- II a. 3.1Np b"ad-l- 'p,' =.
ri,v . ifth--t. MARKET hf;n an1 90
ptgb., ordinary STATE hOgs sod at :! - p"
- ~ nef 100 n. Country dc>scd steady I" ""lcc i'i
Salc--Iiune ( Mullen y STAT bog - = aver
.oc nj per n | fogrh d., 400 n NJ - -.
i,'Ilenbeck Hollis: STAT. hog.. 30 g. a. - 81
rough a., 400 n, at 20 31-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
To.DAY's EXPORTS FROM NEw.YoEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK April 20. 1922
COIlON-Without being active cotton market at
Newly has been decidedly r. particularly for
the remote dciitcli's which points while the
eaiicr deliveries advancing 10 points The spcill
strength Ill the late futures il due nVestm mt buying
consequence OF cold pIrt OF III South;
new nitcrs TO the prouOrtio;is Of the
ana as prices low Spectators ar n.linei
10 take thr chances the idea that an extraordinary
crop has bcen over discount d. AdNices from EurOp
to-day have Teen surprisingly strong roou demand
l. lt)rie0 from Manchester for cotton am sales
reported in Liverpool 1000 bales q; ful prices
whie futurr deliveries closed 20 points above yest"i
days ni1l level Al the time. estimates rs TO
csits for the week growing smaller The calculation
for 10000 bales early THIS week II : reduced
1900 bales against 81 1876 last week AMI A. 337
ales last year One OF th"sr elements OF strength Affect
today's nnikc; for cotton At NNN-York has tccn
the TACT mat the f1rtiehy settlements III l.VcTWOl.
which took place to-day dd not justify tn anxiety That
ha1 cel tct earlier this week regarding the aDnty OF
certain liNsrloo eoor houses to pass M ordeal OF
st "nent tav. Private cables rejor: better feeling
cn raiv ami the tendency Is for Liverpool 10 take
The leadership III tn direction OF higher Prices, while
operators in this rather inclined 10 take
rs~im c view. and sentiment while cautious
l. Tot Eulish. Atvlrc> from IN" south report NOR.
toniorah relations between the tanker ana owfHrs OF
cotton and IA result there Is less pressure on the South
a. markets. 10 sell actual cotton, and the same is true
u the New-Noik market
opening; range and close to-day ana closing bids last
aHuk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

run.ln Arrll 2O-Ctftl,-ir-'pt- 81 sale 'attlr we"
light only q car: feeling - d. sheep a'e isN's
Tho u,,rfef go, fairly ~uIIt. u 'fr- 81 if'.h 81
Lack were received. dcn.. ID airy ia',Ti
rr.cc, vcIr fairy steady compind WIZ yet i''f
liz. The uarArt opened Glow. Wit oIlt fW' l"iI 81
irc.h s1e pfice, "cr' irregular ana hAi'N 1't
into. mixed lot. taking IN al hui i"nfh-, "ll
= 51a.T 20: Ilr. - 30; roneh- aui -ii' az -"
& .ica.o sprl 20. The E,rnill @odina 'p't,t
-Eoocipta 1900 head; rhin" Z, frV MA
market flirl, aguyr. Irir" naiN il"ls 10 u'.
,,b.r. uurhnu1cI: choice 70 rNfr' i p , , "'"'.
,,aiun, .On., 40: chor-. - - - j.: ! A'r. -
81 Is. COW. -2a:i. iIoi.-Iicc' ~. lJoD al IN,
,,'.n,s head market lOdlpr hgh'r. ult iii
'onnon - j0ofj 30 mixed ard p'ct.i.. =. l'"r' "u
,,-iu,c heavy nni butchrf- W"i.ht. = 3'at ~ lf
p.hf 81 oOa41 20 pig, - joasJ -. Sifp- Hfr -.
1000 hcid: shipments 900 ad n1rici sfc"!y y .r'
Wrsf.ri wr,hcr' - bass -: clppd Texans - SOD
; ~, prim' lambs. fJdf 81. 80. 80. -
" - Ioni. Ann 2O.-Ca;l'-h heel T.. 0o' heid; no
Siru.nfs market steady fofd nNifc, o. ale; -
r. IN str.rs - 10 Hoc.-l;o-' ipt.. 400 hal III
-hi,rnent. market 1OdlJr hi"hrrt .h'9NN S."s' 20
mixed 40 7Oas7 20 ght 80 s90.' -. 81 "P '"crili
200 head no shipments: uilri0rt steady unch1'" J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

Rio closed inactive ni. ordnarcs and god seconds
. o,sk 1900 ss Bag. io' a gq
quoted o I, $'o !sg r 5So' h bag
s sSs III 900 bss London clos 3deis n;her Han
S S1r1 aoa srai@ s gss az ID ass e.,
Tc;si socn IN S S5wYcrR today 1888 Wac
dT om a" n, Nf~ S c Gncd State "a S' 5o5
amour" s sc' a nG acvc and hichcr 600 gae
~ 80: to slo sc, per ,t s4er icrno BE 800
iSVs Sos to ) l5ss FOR the eonce 1000 sa> n E,o
Sat- S q t' and s, SPOT iG,c Rio ~ quoted
FLOUR AND MkAI,--rhe Hour market to-day under
influence Of l. ~ m P 5@ Tn in the oca
ana tls tg:lns, for export Sale, S, no! w aGa@
coo BIZ :, and soHe aS $50 a Sb apht - aoas
so Sbls eiesIs. 80 1898 90 so s,ck, cNua 10 IN
xin'tr - S"rfI a. 0dss So bb. sIrns patents
. Ca 80 1900 ScS Sags . S sPt cr = ig p0
oHNMfhL dq .1 20 ''e' rS,Ss@Gr EYE
narket for cornmoal continued quit and abort sc oy
We.trn ~ cJa.s -; soa,hern whit, = I'a9i 20 ana
riv liIL ~ D-Ihc maTSst '9hI9, e cltSy
an Ms Sst ea a. s M' q Sa aso' w:
a eo,,oH. I'd On meal u 20 and oil meal S,asI 20
GRAIN wHFAT-rhc WHEAT market ogned f Ti
.eadnes. was a.crbed largely 70 the iaCt that trider"
ed o'; ece%, hea|y ro St,y we'll 90 o od out and
ia; resent there wa mail ,h9r e'e',t n nh
,5 es ,s de1eopa much ifonaef tone ana adylad
e o. S5 , SSigtpi y oS G1 S SsI from
LONDON ana closing advice. from 'he't iIdfHe f~pu
IooI by lie noon cable beis I, to 'd lower Ihs veal
ness. however. aigd to htNc any c ct on og
nv. IL Wa currently reported today that Ia" 'Al"id
pun bases Of yesterday hd IN te neighboiho01 ~
oad t w III gsy rise 10 he Tici that great
deal more being pur,hss for rsot ,hah or
bgh:. There few Out'd. "id'r, " the
fty the notable Instance being me olIHuoNs ~
Lehman Pro-. Who dg quit >"ipn.ng nu', ~ Si S
Man ,nd $50 for Derpnbcr. Thrc also some SWITCH
Ing from Nav nto tho month"; by ne Local GfoMp p ~,
a.
through thu ccntiii pirt Of th" country la't NM, Du
tar ,-en"d ~ Indications OF moisture ~ hh''a
s,h9uth ai'Si. aaNe o. tom, haa i~ ccc. Of SRI
Western points and thus shut on, lor. 49,,
sno,icr re advance, Due story that eNpc. hgurca
tnr Winter wheat crop a. being RS 900 600 bnsh
ynee' an S,eage and also e 'e nsd c 'r S prices
fOf the day. cash what strOnccr fNl0refs uoh
$3.50 Sa and ss dS sv rn Spo 10 red 10000
bpsh &c May, o. b. store. imnedlat, losoIms
delivered: NO Northern .prng 10 900 bush. G'se o..I
May dcvefe unFradcd Gf0o0 bush 20 arrive pr vac
opening moderate offerings by local holder, nn: ,i ,h
the day osed se mgro'g%ent - sy @S.c} mlI
closing steady Salc-SNo' ? corn 900 bu.h, is';c
desss'; no "a oco bush 49*a4g''e dei'crc1
Sc bid ecvatr steamer 47.e bid 4se a,9ei
Il 600 bs o. ass anss ,d %rr derived from the
strength IN other marad. Cash oats were ncecc,e snc
S sslc,nNo G az a. Ss's'U %h s aSe
No white. s9lc track Whit. 39ai1c TlcE mo- soa
- for Western tworowed State G;eGgc and csiiio o
a o5Ss5e To- cy brewing J, % or lush n0 20
s' u co.. a ssnc sa nony
ihsarsd ws:zra cSdaoy t|oroacd stat 7oa5 ,.,
Isr be closing prices last n!gt and the corresponding
cate last year are given