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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
The Modern Way

Commends itself to the well in
formed to do pleasantly and effect.
ually what was formerly done in the
crudest manner and dsagreeably as
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
A Lady Drowned.

Because she bought her furniture
at furniture store, instead of buy
ing of the Waco Show Case and
Furniture factory. We manufac-
tnre our furniture in Waco and can
save you so per cent.
A. COLEMAN.
100 Austin Ave, near Eight street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
IL Cured Him.

81 had been badly troubled with
Piles fer about two years, and tried
several remedies without relief.
Finally used Comet Pile Remedy
and was relieved at once and a per
feet cure affected" j. II. Eft,
Hindshoro, Iii.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. MISSIONS SooTHNa SYRUP
has been used for children teething
1t soolncs the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy for Dlarrhna,
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

DR.. Chambers, the painless den
fist. puts in teeth without plates,
gold and porcelain crowns, and
makes speciality of saving tine
natural teeth Provident building.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
Do Not Hesitate

To see DR.. Temple if you have any
sort of chronic disease. If your
case is amenable to treatment he
will cure you; if not, he will tell
you so.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
DON'T Listen to Critics

Who see no good in anything, but
encourage your friends who are
afflicted to visit the Boy Phenome-
non and see if he cannot heal their
affections.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
Go at Once

And let the Boy Phenomenon cure
you of rheumatism by rubbing mis-
hands upon you. Dozens are thus
relieved every day.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

Lacy's Brier Greek Cool is all lump.
Lobby Crowded.

The lobby of the Royal hotel is
crowded all day with the sick and
halt who go to try the efficacy of the
Boy Phenomenon's healing power.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

Good people of Waco, when you
want fruits, nuts, candies, cigars
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Kilgo's, corner Eighth and Austin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.



The NEWS is authorized - announce Nor
A. Standcier AZ Candidate toI county lrehf
urer at the next election.
We are authorized 10 aunonce Joseph
Clifton o. a candidate for nomination % rress
urer OF McLennsn county, subject 10 the @c'ici
of the Democracy OF She county.
The News is authuriz-d TO announce w.
Hollon, rs a candidate for County Treasurer
ut the ensung election subject TO the ACTOR
of the democrstic party
John NJ Connor - Candida for Comfy
Treasurer subject 70 the acton 81 me demo
cratic party
FOR InN Assessor.
TuE NEWS 10 authorized to announce John X.
Warner for Tax Asse s-or u Nc -ennAn county
subject 10 the action Of The cmocratic
primaries.
We are authorized 80 Announce the name OF
] w Frost ns candidate FOR the Ollie OF Tax
Atsesfor OF McLennan couy sublect TO the
action Il the Democratic parry
For County Attorney
We are Authorized to Announce. suhlec to
the action of the Democrats Of The couniy,T \.
Blair as q can dictate fpr re election to the obce
OF county attorney Of NcTenuan county.
We are authorized to announce T.. BoyI ton
a. an indapencert al ate for count attprne ~
of McLennan county at the general eieetl II IN
November. it9i
For sheriff.
THK NHws IL authorized to announce John
W Baker as candidate tnr .ht riff of McLen-
nan county, sui ject t. the action Of the Demo
cratic party.
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From All Section Of the County

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People are coming in to get relief
from bodily atiiictions by the laying
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

Tender steak and rossts at Crippeu's,
corner Fifth and Franklin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

THK Ntws ie authorized to announce John
W Baker as candidate tur III, riff of McIen-
nan county, sui jest to the action Of the Demo
CT attic party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

puralo NAV 11-Catte- Receipts last - hours, 300
head. total for thus far IL 100 head for same time
la, week head consigned through. IT, 100 head
a. York $40 head. sale. 10 head; market opened
steady Tor good handy closed steady to nrm loo
~ oo 10 steers Hight siockers. $685. 10. fair
dry COWS 81 GOdS2 10 Hogs-Iseceipts last - hours
100 head: total week thus FAR. 700 head; Tor sam"
time last week 49, 500 heal consigned through 1850 head
60 New York. 800 head On sale 1850 head: market
opened active and l5a2Oc higher for workers. and light
GRADES and for medium and heavy closed strong
81 30Gx5 40 mediums 81 5H$5 80. choic" heavy. 50
a. a. ,.,a i0GS5 n. steady lOasa -:
sfnrs So 5qS3 49, ate ales generally at 50 40; pigs 50 %
she. and Receipts last - nouns. 300 mead. to al
f,r eek thus far 30 CO., head. FOR time last week
IL 90 head consigned through l4nJ head. 10 NewYOrk
head: on sale 700 head market opened steady with
an active demand closed with all sold. and pros
uects good choice dipped lambs 81 6JaSt good
"A 10 fair - .JuSI -. cIls and
mon So aOaS3 clipped sheep. wethers 81 lOnSI p.
export 81 35GS4 So mixed and wethers G5S 90
d., sGGs5 g.
g. Louis May Ii.--Cattle-Reccpts. 33s head: native
steady and active TO the llght sup
plv LIGHT steers offered department sold ~
steady prices SO SOnS3 O0 cows. 81 2jqS3 90;
Texas stc-.s 50 iOdS3 -. Hogs-Rcceipts. 800 head
strong with only little supply Prices ranged
Ice higher and everything quickly absorbed
The considered fully 15c higher than ycser-
day. Top. IS 20 paid for choice medium weight.
Packers purchases ranged 81 5Ol$5 ~. Pigs and com.
iight mixed s1ld 81 656Ss so shecp-Rerepts
head market quiet prices lower. Clipped lambs 81 G5a
So stockcrs. 81 75as3.
East Liberty Penn. May 1l.-catte. receipts light
Prime. - 2S6sa 70; good 80 eo94 rs; rough. 81 BOG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore May I-Flour dull unchanged sales lVV "
59c June. SOC bid July 59s.N'Dc August H'zloc,
steamer 40 . red. 5Ji5c asked milling wheat bN sample
h9dGOc stock go - hush sales. 1900 bush. .orh
quiet mixed spot 451G45a.c: May 44ltc bid; July, 4tsc
&c: grade 451.c bid stock. l99GlI busn;
sales 900 bush Oats firm: No white Mesern 80
bid; No . mixed Western. iOGilc; stock. U3oio push
Rye dull: No q 57G5sc; stock TO- 1872 bush Hay stea
unchanged. Freighs dull unchanged cotton seaug
rnddng 5-lCc Provisions steady; mess PORK 80.
bulk shoulders nc: rib sides and clear sides 'c
suGar-cured shoulders SAC; hams. small lZitc' laIss
ilac lard refined Butter steady; creamery ianSy
lie; iadlc fancy 1ic packed "a lie Eggs seadV
9sdlOc. Coffee steady: No I. iG1c. Sugar easy sa"u
lated 50 -.
Boston. May Il.-F1our dull and UNCHANGED Corn
steady. steady. Butter in good deman1 WIN
choice well cleaned up, Northern creamery lSPlnils
Western l1Gl1isc. dairies lJGl5isc Cheeseo!u sCdce
and firm: Northern i2sGl3c. Western a II &c new
i01il Eggs quiet. but steady. nearby l"Hlfc' Ease
l2c. Western. Haze; Southern. 1O'sTllc
Buffalo MAY iI-Spring wheat-Llght demand for spot
sales i2 cars No hard GGi2nG7c. closing G6sc; l0tW
bush No hard 65qGjisc. Gao over Chicag9' Ju.s
closing G,itc: Northern. SIC Winter wheat du 30
reds Sislfj9c No white 62c. Wisconsin white "Iic
Corn weak and lower In store closing lnsld
bush No 3 yellow i2'sai2a4c; $4,000 bush No 2 corn
4Oa.a4lG4iHc $1,000 bush No corn 4O'.H o'2c IracN
offerings eht. No yellow 4ic No yellow. 43zc, 30
corn sc: No g. i2i7c oats &c lower, demand hgnt
No white 4Oitc. No . white i0c. No white DC 40
mixed 3sc on track Rye dull. No 2 I3c asked. store
bakers straight 50 4Ods3 -: best family winter iyg
81 CO. straight winter. 81 l0HS 20; rye nour ~ sous
NH feed quiet: weak. unchang d. Canal frelsnts du
wheat &c. 2'c. TO New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork. May II. 1896
BEANS AND PEAS-Best marks Of Canadian medium
held little stronger lots being taken of the
market entirely Peas slow. Marrow quiet but well
tanned Dealers showing interest rcd kidney
prices &c higher and firm Further inquiries from
the West for foreign beans but the figures bid gener-
ally 2i.q5c below holders views We quote Beans
row. choice. per bush. 81 so; do medium 81 sOasl ~
pea 81 do white kidney. 81 l5qs2 90 do red kidney.
81 30Q$2 40: do turtle soup 81 gOqS2 do yellow eye
81 25 do lima California go no. S5as2 40 do foreign
marrow 81 2Od$2 30 do foreign medium 81 f5lsl Is; do
foreign pea 65asi %: green Dbl 81 o7tas TO-
bags 81 02isQsi O5: do Scotch 81 81
BJ'TTER-Demand for best grades Of
was fair and stock has cleaned up close give
the market very steady tone possibly ncnlng
ness on Gilt For all other qualities
was slow and there is gradual widening Of values Fine
goods are 80 cheap nearly oil home buyers want
the best and there Is much interest the part Of
por,efsX We quote: Creamery. State. Pennsylvania or
Western extras per 10 7c do fsts. i59iCc: do thires
seconds i30Ac State dairy hall hrkin tubs extras
frrts i6Qi6c do thirds seconds. i2g+e: imitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

Chicago May II Especial. II tho Government figures
las, nght On the winter wheat condition were a sur
prise reception given that doubly a
deal lower than anybody expected the market to-day
broke a spite ~ II. July opened 59a. sold be-
tween 5na 81. and closed 5s.N5Si. The weather
nne cables lower. the receipts ut Mnneap1l lis
and Duluth 20 against i72 last year.
There cash demand here. and none reported at
the s@soard the price broke because everybody vino
had any anxious realize and tried do Il
while the Government figures fresh In mind Events
showed that a great many people had had the figures
In advance had done their buying them. and wanted
10 Rolize. There seemed 10 bc buying the
strength ~ figures. New-York had enormous
Of selling do. presumably for the Deacon white
following. There evidently selling by and
all bulls The buyng altogether by shorts
is said night that Partridge covered pit
through privileges 4OoOo00 bushels and covered at
the bottom. too.
Of larger receipts. Toiay's only o. but the
estimate for Saturday 80. Cables were lower
Sample markets barely steady. Seaboar
5000 July opened al ies sold between 39is and
asa and closed 3NNm3N'. May and June dropped
a July and September declined faconally. Favor
able weather and the large receipts wer" factors
Provisions were nrmef, pork closing 10 cents over
Thursday lard and ribs 2s 10 There
hogs expected 10000: the estimate for
Saturday only 1000 prices at the yards to 10
higher Receipts for the week OJ 600 IL 900
less than expected The incident In the pit buying
by the Cudalys
the puts on July wheat 57s: calls. 5S9s
Puts and calls on July corn were 3sAG3s7..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-iork May H. 1857
COTTON-Iiverpool played important part, IN
The cable reported the
steady. buyers last nights prices suoseui
l-O+d TO 2-old closhs a.
Manchester taking more colto sPs
showing 10000 bales. On this brighter ou"o'e
abroad market opened at an advance OF 10 y
points. improved about points more. eased on t"U T
on local covering and closed net advance OF 10
points total sales 81 bales. The market was Vly
fairly and time during the day was uieic
local shown. IL Is thougM 'hat lctelps
from the beginning Of the new crop year VII
run very light this leads operators 70 hopee
that there will be betterment OF prices. The STOCK OF
Liverpool and aToat for that city IS very
Fall River indicate that the market loi
goods is a fairly good condition. New-Orleans Is reI-
stronger the advance at one time
better tone there attributed TO the improved deinan'
for spot Early in the day there was some BUY
ing OF new crop FOR Continental and tngsh &C
count and about bales taken Tor that account
Receipts NewOTleans tomorrow are estimated az
iron, bales against 1.19i last week. '0'
Iast wear Receipts ports to-day were 39sl bales.
against 5ol4 week. 43iG last year Receipts at az
ports for % ulS bales. against 4l''''
last week year Receipts az Augusta Al Daes
against 80 week. 30 last year memphis iecelps ~
iI33 St Louis receipts. S3 bales. against l26 last
week 1854 year. shipments 623 Cincinnat receipts
x6 bales against 80 week. 3G2 last year Itous-
bales against lO2i last week. 90 iAst
seans. : Isl last week 5444 year Interior ship
inents for the 2O.2I0 bales against It'll
last week % Interior stocks 1901 bales
against l4G 900 week 2124li last year spot markets
81 The South are ali unchanged and generally steady
sales at spot cotton 100 bales and sales
a Galveston 943 .,..t.- 40. 81.
preylous ugnt and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

Brazil steady. with nat aean Quottu a. iVzC
important sales reported Mild coffee steady with sales Of
sIms9 suS se6 at 2sa4c opium
lied owing to pending changes in tarn; single case.
quoted s. . obbins at 81 49, WIN powdered at
SD1, nm ~ with H. G. H. quoted al 50 9Oa$s bulk
81 3oas2 CO. Roots steady Me1ean III sseag
Is easier easier Golden seal is joOoing at 2ig22c.
FL0uR ASD .: Sh the d er ruling in Wheat
practically no feature to S 9a aS PFiTe'
is strictly mouth character ard the Weakness
s senay II wheat to- rs sR from Buying
e s gse1Sssi 5 p' S s I at 50
extra private $50 ses supernne 2; s. S 200 O
ss spring pf!Sn! e r saes $50 bSs
s. ss :. e sSessa BandyTins 5c
BAGME. Make. dSi fine whe oSs @ o. nne ysl
sscs ;sgoG s SON ,5 5sSsST 800 SS1 sale. Iag 1890
:scEs re ssaS sSssSo; cotton;
sec sp b ,SgS "a me- 81 sgs 81 very quiet
and Ssyoa Of sSe ,snSs % dc orders s b
Ing limited small quantity, The demand for cur,
o nn' sseSar Of prospective Increase Of duty
Ta,ns hayS been 'S SS as d aca s
sins bag ssse s soSss t P.Sss vsn:s on
AG cal,tona Prns' q. SSSiic ALI ALMONDS s
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT.The tone Of n. market s for
t SseS more favorable for demand
small demand ana the market weaker Pines prime S. ia so
demand cocoara;s steady Quotations are Lemons.
81 soSss o; s4Sss eoccanSs sa4ssss
GRAIN-wHEAT-I; was morning Of disappointment
In wheat The Government report was 30 unfavorable
last night large buying In anticipation
o. advance to-day but the advance failed to come
selling down lc bushel. with heavy selling by traders
hope advance The trouble with the market seemed
s nc out Sn 9s
sboy slight Improvement Very few. IL expected
a loss The great that II was discredited.
and prices pieces. There are few who put
cr.de,ce In g. but they afraid 20 buy wheat.
The low condition from the serious harm In Ken
tucky tie State report says that the outturn VIII
be from one half twothirds from injury
sn Missouri injury Kansas and from the dis
In California where the indications favor over
30 the against 600 last year
The TRACE believes. however that all injury from all
sources viii than Offset by the improved condt
lion .1s wheat States. and that the
sro VIII De- OF smaller than last 10 600 900
10 20 900 The bulls seemed 10 lose all
hone declined and long wheat was brought
out freely reports for the day favorable
cables were dull and foreign houses moderate
sellers There seemed to be short interest in the
msrke. or there confident and not at all
disposed to cover believing In enc for July wheat at
easily. trade IN the afternoon was Nat,
ing interest In the market and not dis
Sosed 70 Ok nd prices decline There wss weak
Sndsrton ana the close vss 1t the lowest OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

Liverpool May iI-3 - o. ru-bccf IN m.,rrn'r ~
r,ard. .x,ra india mess. steady al So o. piin' ~.
steady a, Gis - Pork moderate demand pIli,r
Western fine. - 81. y" in''li','' -. -,
90. 50 Hams IN poor demand. short CUT anu. - go,
NJ dull AZ Bacon ia poor demand W ~ ~ s,os ~
AZ as Gi long clear mldcs, about - ~ Gu., ~ ~
short clear alIlIrs about 80 li. "N'i ~ ''
Sise-s at,.,- ~ :, T. ~ duh a. b. Cheese IN m %
crate demand. American finest white "nd & ~ "a
~ I'll .ral'v In poor demand. prime city hN" ~ ,'
IN Srlrts ~ turTenfne poor demand hII" a., ~. -
Ri t.ttons.al nil-Ll,eriQ' refined hfn AZ - ".
,-',.I.-,.. errsni' common. steady ~ % t'-n
iard spot ia l.or demand flturs in no demand ll,'
&C., .,, a,u ~ ..Ss Gl Wheat N poor demand
10 . rel Winter easy 81 8 - Flour IN pr '"lai ~
- ,.,s f.,rv winter lgll 81 Corn spot 10 poor
d.-,and. futurcs ln good demand. mixed western sP
steaJv A. - SD: May. dui At D ~ jun" d@ Or ~
7a.d July dull AZ g. 81 Pop NJ l"h'""' i",'"~ "'''
IN poor demand. steady al ffi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May ii.-Cotton steady middlng, -i6c:
low mddng sac, good ordinary. G3l6c. net and gross
receipts Pal bales sales 9i3 A; stock. - 23
eeklyNe and receipts. , 40 bales. exports
Great Britain. 4.J coastwise 422j sales LOS. spin
lih
Norfolk, MAY ii.Cotton firm: midlling. csc: low
middlng Il6c; good ordinary, &c; and
ccpts. 10 bales exports 10 Great Britain. 1851
wise 6lO sales. 40. stock. - 100. WeekyNet receipts
1905 bales gross 2i5i. exports Great Britain s54
coastwsc. i4l7. sales. !. 1896
New Orleans. May ll.-''oton firm good midng nc:
middling. 6l3-i6c low middllng. II Ice good ordinary
Csc. receipts. M bales. gross 415 exports 10 Great
Britain. I,5i3 France. BOB the Continent
coastwise. 2O,3 sales 800: stock I13 327 weekly
Net receipts $40 bales; 1882 exports 10 Great
Britain. i3o3l to France 7O3; to the Continent GO06
coastwise. 5.92I: sales. lO05O.
savannah. May li-Cotton steady: mddng 67kc: low.
middlng. Csc good ordinary CSC: and gross re-
ccpts. 1912: exports coastwse 1877 sales 100: stool,
2s57l. Weckly-Net receipts ill2 bales: gross 1857:
exports. coastwise. 3,252 sales l. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

the day. and at net loss OF to &c. compared Win
night Notwithstanding the decline IN NE marx
Interest 70 the Close OF
Change load OF choice Toeeo was ~ . ~ ~
nc under July q b anoat: load Kansas 90 NJ l.c
under delivered loads OF ungraded spring on private
terms 6OCOO bush No 1t,c under July IN s'Ge
100 900 No hard Maniioba ~ 80 We Su'2
q ( T. I3unalo The sales immediate export We're
Manitoba wheat understood 70 Dr ioI
export addition 10 above tnere Wee
of 60 OGl bush No red at ,<c uiae' Jug o,er ds
loads No / hard Duluth at SO over De-
coRT-re msriei was quiet and weaker feeling The in
fuence the heavy conditions In wheat me we'nei
favorable growth q the Young crop am o.
advices that the creage Gould be materially increased
During the afternoon the market was weak ana o"rl'
with quite lt.le selling account OF me de r.
quite a little long for sale during iae decih ne Sos
weak the lowest, and AZ arc net dectht Na9h
corn was me,vha more active at the decline SAFES N
cluded loads Nc at 44i2c Delivered ana ioa,s AZ
10000 bush yellow corn piiVale re- ~, 10 ILL.,.
Shippers bought l5G coo bush OAlS-Ihe nefhet
slightly weaker prices iallls on on 'i,e
decline In W and with, however only Il MOI
crate amount OF stuff for the decline The weak
checked considerably by the less Ia
Vorabo development OF the crop Inc
trade in quiet during the hlteiho1f ~. WIZ
The market showing a weak undertone In sympathy with
wheat and corn The quiet AT the decline ~
isTSc net loss Cash dull ana l2plc lower
safes were CARROTS at $40 100 bush No g. New,
G42isc; track mix ID. 1900 BUSH 42q&c. and track
bush 2gia tlc Market uuli'
ungrsdcd Western G5dSnc. Canadian ep@a5c; s.Xrowed
sOGsic; wo-rowed 72ft 100. .BAld.tl -MarRrl
s,eod,.. \, Milwaukee, GidG1c; ungraded Western 63d
&c SFEDe--t loverseed-M Market steady at S. 30
SlO % per 100 10 in store Iimothy-Market STEADY al
81 15aS in store
We give fo comparison the closing prices Of the prev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

50 good fat and hefeTs Sc $Sss so ssay East
Phiadelphias IS s5Gs5 40: best yorNrs - 5V4sS %.
common 10 fair workers. 81 204s5 30 PIGS 20 iUGsS 49,
good heavy sows 81 25dSi rs: stays and rouEn sow
81 OGS4 sheepsuppy fair Extra So ,as5 ~ 5o
s3 CASA so: fair SO spring lambs. 50 Jonso ~
Union stock Yards Chicago. May ll-Cattle-keceipts
900 head Market Common 10 extra steers 30 ~
ia o ockers and feeders 81 75d$ 50. and plls
81 G5Y,J 40 calves s2as3 G5. Hogs-Recepts I2;i3g
Narlet strong Heavy Sjd$5 2j common to choice niNe
8, 04S5 o5 choice assorted 80 50s5 20 light - 500
s. 10: pigs 81 50Gs5 sheep-Receipts 5000 Market nH
EASY Inferior 10 choice 81 J0dS4 80, lambs. 80 %0g
81 Is: spring lambs. 81 50QS0 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

- Fast LApress Trains TO
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, CINCIS.
PULLMAN CAR sERvIcE on All. TRAINS.
Leave New-Yorls. foot OF Lberty-st daily CHICAGO
Is9 p n I'D dnG l2;l, night PIITSHuRG 80 p ST.
Meekdays 900 p NJ s sundisys 7;ao, p NJ VISITING.
Ton ZOE, BALTIMORE 29o On 80 A. NJ Dining Carr. 1880
100, 1913 NIGHT. An trains daily except 800 p. n
NEWoRhEANs 500 NJ daily through sleeping car
Illuminated by Pntsch Light. oiceV l72. 26I ak 10
broadway. n East I4h-st 400 Grand-st.. ~ Y; sta
Fuon-st. Brooklyn: station fo OF Lberty-s. c. r. n
OF v. IN ~ -