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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17
Silks and Dress Goods
FOR PRESENTS

How much that dear wife would enjoy
a Silk or Wooden Dress pattern Christmas
morning Make her happy; We will
help you.
Satin Duchess, special values at $1O0,
$L25, $3.50 and S1.65 yard satin Ria
damas at $LOO, 1925 and $3.50 Also
good qualities and low prices in Gros
Grain and Faille Silks
About 25 German Novelty Suits on
hand are offered at a great reduction.
They must 60 this week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17
AT STEVENSON & cos

It's the finer sort Of Handkerchiefs
which are in most demand these days.
Handkerchief for Christmas gifts, and
that is Why we mention these especially.
What a beautiful present a fine OUCH
ESS HANDKERCHIEF makes. We
are showing at least 100 different styles
at 99c to $50. Our stock of Swiss and
Linen handkerchief is very large, all
prices from 25c to 50.
Ladies' China Silk Handkerchiefs at
prices ranging from 10c to $3.50.
Gents China Silk Handkerchief, hem
stitched. good size. csc.
Gents China Silk Handksrchiefs with
beautiful initial, only 45c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-17
Chi1dren's Books.

We can show you more Children's
Books than all the other stores combined
Prices never SO low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

easier We ouote Potatoes. new Florida Per 6P Syn
SO: 90 BERMUDA S6QsG 5o do Havana s9gso % 10 40
British magnurns per sack. 81 1882 do STATE per ~
81 Odk2 do Jersey 50aSl e.: sweet potatoes PER pl
S20 81 10 onions old white per Dbl s2aSi 40 reg an" ~
yellow 81 JOG$2 IS: bermuda. new, per Sra't 81
do HANNA per crate 81 30 Asparagus per ~.
81 hOGS1 Lettuce southern. per DOL - sDs 81 w"
basket 5OcGSi -. spinach per Dbl hocgf - 80 w.
per Dbl 4OqJOc Peas Charleston. per bnsKet SI8s- ""
Savannah per crate. S1Q$2 String beans tloiioa. E
crate s2aS1 Tomatoes. Florida per carrier ScnSo'
lIeets saw per 100 punches saasj 20 per bnSn =, %
Goa &c squash Southern. white per crate SleSi ID
co yellow, 81 JOaS2. a.<., =. 49,, han,
sl'NDIII,S-Icanus steady AT 3AGic for fancy han'-
picked shellod quoted 3d3to for No spanish ana
FOR No Virginia. No range. isG2c latter Iur SLAMS.
Mamie 6Dsc u. and syrup dIhgs AT Jop
tOc gallon. BceswaS steady ~ 2SrSJc. ON, n'i'
nominal ~ ga2c per 10: California extracted jobons az
GGGi.c
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts OF
milk the different railroad disuputlh pp.1'
I'm and near the city week have been as iolo"s
Erie 4OIi Of mill - cans OF condensed mix ana
III cans ~ cream; Susquchanna- lIp3 cans oi ink;
wanna 100 cans Of milk ana 30 cans OF cream New
York Central and HUDSON 2.4G7 cans OF Mlh w can.
Of condensed milk and 81 cans OF Gean. New ork ana
putnam O2O ~ milk. Newiia en- ana hatlloru;
1;j a Ontario and Western. w., cans OF
milk and ~ cans cream. West shore. Lao cans oi
milk 80 cans condensed milk and ~ cans OF cr'il
Ncw-Jersey Central. 100 cans Of milk ana u cans oi
cream ana by miscellaneous short routes 300 cans o,
milk OF cr"am The total uhiF supply Has
hecn ~ 02G cans OF milk rs a. condensed milk and
400 cans Of cream The price paid for the sur
Mus on the platforms 81 - can OF forty quarts
ibe Milk remains at 81 ~ cam OF -
cents a quart net 10 the producer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
,,,c,, AVERAGE FOR WINTER wHEAT-soME
DAMAGE FROM RECENT COLD WEATHER.


Washington, April 1O.-The condition OF winter
,heat on the first day OF April as reported by the
statisclan Of the Department of Agriculture aver
oyes Sc ner cent for the entire country Last year
the average was IA. in 1892 it was ST. and IN 1871
II was 9s9 The corresponding average for rye -
944 per cent.
The averages OF wheat for the principal states are
as follows: Kentucky. 50: Ohio 9O Micnisan' o. ID
diana, go Illinois. 81; Missouri %; hdI'sas' 80 w
braska, s.: California. 81.
The average date of seeding in the ONO a'''
Mississippi valleys was late. owing 10 uiS "e''"'
In general however the condition OF son was
not unfavorable to planting and germihau0i' very
little damage has been reported from the heS9ia"
1y and that only in sections OF Ohlo' i''"e''
Illinois Missouri and Kansas.
The weather from seeding time until the recent
cold wave swept over the country-eNcep. III ''EeS
hereafter noted-has been very favorapie 10 o r
growth Of the plant In the Eastern Nortner fi ,
Sortbwestern States snow covering has alIorueu
protection In addition to that or nllu nn rbnat
resulting from the recent cold spell are no. 80 Sd1
factory nor so conclusive as IL desirable me ILL.,;
"a ~ .ro &c undoubtedly considerable IL not great
br, Inc comments of correspondents accoihpdnyll s
ne iePot tba domaqe was not fully deermlnahe a.
the date of transmission. In the eastern az. ti,h
States the damage an %a soThern States the
iury is marked and decided. with perhaps me on
fndiana michigan Illinois and Kentucky the injury
from frosting is considerable me ,one The
returns Indicate that freezing to the srGE h His
quite prevalent, especially on low anu ~ " least
alive with good prospects OF recuperauon on t oP
currence Of favorable weather. tbe mpared con-
dillon of the crops has not resulted 50 HE winds
the frost as from cold dTy Sc4respondens as
OF the causes of unfavorabie conuo,h ar ,nnortant
much needed In these as well as Quiet ''''''
The condition of farm animals t9gether , wm r
estimated losses. will be- usual in the lor'heo'
ing April bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

Chicago. April 10 ,speciaD Wheat today declined i
the that the Government report would
hearlsh private crop reporting bureau. which ad-
vcrtiscs has the Goyernmen; It's, OF coresponc.ns
advised ia clients that the April condition would be
between The official report Itself In the after
proved the Government rep0ts actually be
ing paraleed. The official figures made the April
dton indicating wheat yield Of 2GS 600 600
bushels. May opened G3s sold between G3', AMI CO..
and closed AT Cos. the report asued In tie
afternoon the price the curb sold rs low as CTS. but
closeI finally G2t, White the regular session lasted
Of selling by New York private
tnhlcs Indifferent Newlork closed
Chicago. -. Louis under
sim dry In Kansas. and san Francisco reported
except Government report. 'Bradstreets" made a
do, worlds visible OF 100000. Baltic ship
ments about 100000. Local professionals sold
enormously. There difference OF opinion to
whether the huge New York line IN May has or
has not been qulatel. The best opinion is that some
sold but that millions Of still intact
Whcat has reacted from the top about cents u
bushel.
Corn was arm spite the weakness wheat. May
opened a 39i., sold between a and 3ssi closed
shippers here all talking hullish. The sample
market was firm. Oats nrm for May but rather
and 32is closed 32'. May shorts little dis
turbed by the small stochs md the light receipts. To-
days 1886. the estimate for Wednesday. lOJ
Provisions strong early lght hog receipts May
pork opened 81 No. sold between Sl2 ~ and Si2 no. and
closed -. lard between s. - and 81 ~
closed At s6 ~ There only 1900 esti-
mate for Wednesday only 5000 prices the yards
were 10 cents higher Hogs within days ad-
vanced q cent per pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nev.York April 10. 1914
nrrvr,s Racep,s 81 cars or Los ~ cars for
rr live 10 cars saughteTeis anu dressed
10 ,nnrltet No trading Feeling nri' ::hanee in
IT. sios In fair demand RI OhqC94c 80 and
abio advices refrigerated beef selling " win Ton,
&C. a, Glasgow lie The Cevc sailing ,ou'; ,to poson
pi,b s3n cattle nnd 800 quarters OF peei, ,he Sor-
90, ,y,,h ~ cattle 400 quarters 81 orst' md IN.
ronto tool, or 900 cattle for Nelson MOTIF. ~ boef
pri,anrtc will carry "Wednesday soo qu" - no, vet
~ nnri,r aso due 10 sail "Wednesday mas "o' '
arrived. g., 49,. vo-, markets. 30 head
raon, rine firm with sales at s@epSo ~ ~ hyghn,
TO- coo,oon to fair veals Dressed calves tiacton as
ttan et m. close OF week. country aye,
sold ~ 3isdfsc per 10; city dressed at og'c h'"s ~
al 2G3c - -. 100 n, average. at
81 ~ per 100 10: II do. li6 ID. at ~ 80 uo' '' "
UaIIerhocl, 6 Hollis II veals 100 10. at -.
{ 90 nders. II veas 10 II. at - - c-o
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts. I",s carr. y, tnn
~ cars for the market generally lower but up
xIotahiy Unchanged Inferior choice lambs sold
a. S4Ts5 ga per 100 ID; clipped aheep. ~ b., lo ~
Snrne Iambs selling So J0Ns8 per head Drssu rer
Tn e9 ser at IQskc per 10 dressed lambs shaue ON
M = ,qac: country dressed spring aups seauS ~ w."
81 50 per carcass ,oc ,,.hor, Michigan lambs
xawto, q CO. 40 unshorn Ohio lambs SO d. al - o.
I, d, uev sheep 10 10. at 81 IN =. . e. "a.
Hume a. Mnlen - unshorn state amos so 'o nj % ~
C sheep. ~ N. at s. 90. -, ,f,-,,st err,e-
at SIS oOMS5 20 and choice light do sold o. - 80 .ouh
srv dressed firm al uGSc per ID for extreme weignls'
sales-A W Lamb 2l6 STATE hogs LOO 70 average at
s5 "a nor 100 n 4 rough 400 H. at - - a.
oIlanbec Hollis ~ state hogs. lco TO- al % fo'
9 choice Go la 10, at So 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
co,y,crov nv THE ELEVATED ROAD.

Serious delay in travel on the Sixth-aVe eie'a
railroad was caused yesterday morning py oo
lisbon at the terminus OF the road at -hundreu-
and-fftv-hfth-st One locomotive ana three empty
Messenger cars were thrown off the track oy '"e
collision. about $50 a. m. Nobody was hurt anu
the damage to the company's property was ho'
great. II was at time when preparations were
being made TO meet the rush in travel DOWNTOWN,
and MANY trains were stalled on the switches anu
turnouts at the upper end OF the railroad Locomo-
tive No 325 was standing on switch too o''So
TO the main down track. and was struck ganc-
ing blow by locomotive No. 16S, which was draw
ing a train of empty cars. 49,
II was said that Cook the engineer OF NO o.
was the person at fault for the collision MS TO-
comofive was thrown off the track ana Paluy
wrecked Three Of the empty cars als9 lSie Iiv
rails and the glass of the windows was broken oy
the shock The down track at that pom m cars
hiocked until the damaged locomotive anu Ihe car ,
conjd be got back on the rails and dragged 10 tne
repair shops and the trains had 70 he run ooi IN;
1wavs on the up track during the busiest une ~,
the morning travel. For more than an hou, W. a
;nnossble TO get all OF the trains out OF tne yarn
az the terminus OF the railroad. anc IL was , 10.
until nearly 10 a. IN. that the trains ran u" ''e
usual time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

No red quoted i.c under May IN sore
Nav n elevator May closed at 641c Inc I,"r,
renort show ed condition OF s6I. against vio Oh - lac
hor and IA year. The acreage is suppJSIn "a
loss than last year. the Government hSures y, Tho
,.r cont ~ las, wear curb. wheat broke O" '
c,an rercrt Sc 70 G.',c for MAY Trade was srna
CORN-The corn market active ana hiene,h u,nr IN
az about c advance on the closing OF ast hsn o"'o
tho hea W export business OF yesterday 1h"re "s
role biyng for while. both here ana ~ M
and for n time the early advance was held lhr W ,
in wheat however ard absence or oash ueu.ii 80
Trough, in some selling In the afternoon on NhO ~ T.,
aaseJ IN finally closing at only rNi4c net adVhHe. ~
win probably large some time. as yeserui 10
hush lake corn received at Buna!o ana uuas
tHO 600 bush. steady wl'h a HII''a.e
trade sales included 5000 bush No . AZ GAG III I've
elevator s56iji.c delivered 2D gnsh az fofsD
o afoa and steamer whl'e +ic uri aao 1oo
''Rradstreeis visible showed decrease OF i'@%''Vc
bush and the total Is 20.D3i0O0 bush OAIS-lt IS
quiet firm market part OF the day IN oats ne op n
MAS firm, prices svInpathzng with corn. and Tor une
there was buying Later there was llttIe reaction
bu the onernge lisht and talk about delay 10
seeding from wenner prices WORKED upward
closing stead unchanged prices TO &c ADVANCE 'asn
oats were firm and active but the activity was very
largely In No oats which. II IL stated the Clique
noticeable IN time ago has begun buynS
again sales TO-DAY 17?ooo bush No oats o. ~.
3Ii.c elevator: 5000 No white, at l1h4li7c;
20 900 bush track white 309t 32c, and CARROTS OF track
mixed nj 37i.n3s-o .MAIT-Market dun; ungrad"d
Western G3d-Oc: Canadian. D0p.jc; slS-rowed MHsoc
HARLEY Market firm; No Milwaukee. 67gOisc
ungraded Western 6Og6ic .SEEISClovefse ed-Maf-
ket firm IS 50a$i0 % 100 10 In store sales 200
upgs. TinothyMarket firm; sample seed. - G01$5 In
store: sales. 100 bags.
for the closing prices Of the pre-.
vf,,, day. md for he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.Ynrk. AnrIl 10. 1901.


cOTTON-The market opened I points lower May
selling at 7Gc then down to ;dlc MP TO 62c down 10
use and / stood ut !h'c From Una, noui NH
nnctuat,ons narrow May closing 75iQ755c or at the
loYes prices the day the decline hrinE 'pll points
net with tho barely steady There was some ova
selling by shorts bulls did not seem to he disposed
10 operate Receipts at the ports were quite n'ns
and heavy receipts again reported at interior pH
In short most OF nj hand including ahViees
from Liverpool which reported lower market thcir fot
futures were a hulish character The bus hoWeN'r:
1i that there is an unlcrcrcni Of strength ana tilt
lih, recents or any Lush factor would lead 70
shorn advance Meanwhile. the market Is moving along
si iuvinc Without which generally conceded thr
market key 10 hold any advanced position '
ernooI on the SPOT sales which only 5000 hai's
crop news hand indicates that cold AMI RAINY wa h
trend Of reports. excepting those from F"ort anu ~
indicate moderate increase ~ "c s,t -, ~ l.. rs.
plantcl a. u result OF the late storm VIM, .t'I
Antonio reports II heavy rnlnflu ~ nm % 49,
pletod by the demands ~ Eastern ana tann"an o.,
Heavy shipments again reported ION tn, hslrg
Nj bales. Some tuying or new 'lDF P,i. ~.
fced for account o: export houses; whc th.y mr.
sdices unfayurailr winter months will apprecia. re.,
~ I nc ~ al1 bales against 1900 last w"ck n's,
last year. Receipts at Galveston ~ 20 ,s again -
igJ last week. 5I52 last year ShVanhn,. az,
against : $50 last week. l4Sp last year n,L rto
bales against 81 last w"" 80 sst y'Sr perein,a ~
%ny C.lcans tomorrow estimated At 2D bales aglis
.osD ilsi wcck and 1915 las year ls''cII !. and
To-day btcs. against 2g lasi M,rk 81" ~ a.; ii
"a, Houston .05 bales. against l1N last we"h ~,
wear The Government Bureau rsisct "aS t~ 4
month will be s~1t out IN MtN ~ ~ he 80
heavy movement Indicates rrCe'pfs ~ ports I'f N
of 80 bales. and possibly 5'"o ha.' a.. ~
n 900 bales VIII come sight against ;nu'', az
Interior receipts FOR week estimated at 200" bales "F""
', nv r,nge and close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. April oFlour quiet oI TnG Anr
May 63is@6Sc: July; 65hd65c; steamer 90 k 9G2 IeS
6OiLc: milling wheat by sample 6Oao5.sG: s,o, 4GG
hush: sales 54l bush. Corn strong; mixed slp ~,
IsMc: Anr 45G45iIc: May 44i4q44Asc: July 4o.c o e
steamer mixed 44Q44tc: southern corn by sanpe To-
&c. a. On grade 4GG46lc; stock 2i6 49, bush sae
% GOO bush Oats firm; No white Western, "9 So
o n'ixed do 35ilaS6c: s,ock 97.5lT bush Rye m
active no 55d56c: stock. .92S bush Hay STEADY un
ohanyes Freights weak Liverpool per quarter
Is edAIs Cd Butter firm: creamery fancy sc lduie
i5dl7c store packed. 10q1c Other articles I'M
changed. -, 49,.
Roson Apri 1o--Four quiet but firm. Corn quiet but
Nrm oats f1rIner fair demand shorts quiet froVlsohs
Arm Butter firm and higher. Cheese firm Eggs hfh'
active. .
Buffalo Apr1, 1osp-ng wheat No hard scarce; 800
hush sold 72isc closing 72izc bid and offerings safes
No Northern - BUSH at 70isc cars at llc CLOS
ing 7OLc asked. { opened weak. closed nrin' &c
over New-York May for No hard: No Northern z'sc
over Sales % 600 bush No hard. 6IA@esc ooop oush
do 6SiLc 6Stsc Winter wheat dun Closing
isc lower No 2 red &C; No white &c asked; cars
No extra COLO Corn hrmer closing strong
sales of No 2 yellow 43c No yellow, 42iEc BID; NO Z
corn 42Ibc: No corn 42c track. Sales in store 10
O0o bush: No yellow 42sc' No yellow, 42iic; NO :
corn 41sG42c No corn 4lisc asked. oats stronger
sales IL cars No . white CSC; No white; 3t3sc;
car No mixed $3.50 track closing $50 asked FOR
No white Barey-Saies. 200 bush good western &c
rive weak: quoted SIC in store Flour quiet steady
unchanged Mil feed dull. weak unchanged
Chicago April 10.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

N,ro, closed barely steady ~ 10 20 II points net
cns rrnusrerrlile notices. April. 40. Ioin SAFE '
Tr consumpilon 4@ bAi~.. spot market gnri mlh,'i,
rplanis ii iGc. middllng gulf l'-l" Mnl,n ~ w.
t1y,ar y"s'eri1t y So Ne" "t ~,
cc,pt. 5i5 bales rross 5e74 ba!es "'ic's 81 oi'.
80 ag bales. stock - 53l tal"~ Total ne" p'J, IT,.
cei,i. TODAY II 2ip bales thus FAR MS M''H.
-. t..rorts today. Great Britain. 61n bales
M, AZ bales Clnfolidhfei me- port receipts ~ -"
I-,,nr. p bales: Continent. CO. bales '''"i' "''''
Lalos stock. III 27' bales ,. ,, .,.,,,. sale.
Iiy.rr,ol cuiles spot cotton quiet in' 'l'a.l. -
c.n talea speculation and export -" un', ut ,".
,,.t1nr. t3.lG last wear. ~ Futures 'prh'i '.'"
80 t,-iu.. rils, puie AMI steady NJ ~ :" ,'''
me- de'n~ Ann paGI07. April MAY 4"iH ~, os M
r.. ~. i,n-- fulv snsh. July August. NnHflu.
, Srn,crnler 4iOl1gil sepi~inb, october; fiip
cc,i.~r S1remlcr. 4i2ai3 No..mb"i - ', ~
az. December January. ilta4" Mnnch''''i '''' num-
yarns quiet. . e.,
rOFFEE-Tradlng the call wn, confined 20 'h, ,
making Of quotations. which showed ihtl''
,,in,s ana NJ Hass. Later. there vas in,fe's'H
,, MIN n strong uniertone. which lfci pfl'" h''''
,r1t, vas followed o. number ~ s'lins 'i"'i i.in
I,i,lrrore which unsettled tho market esp ANY '.
Nur io9 80 frrnc-. Nay. 1o3 - francs. jnnc
10 %, fr,nsr July i0i - franc. LONDON mars "'
rrrnrei for Arrl 80, 49, 20 higher f1r May ann u'
N. 10 "a. ca higher f,r July az a. 81 tamlIt 'l
H. - ,f,s June ~ pigs juit :. !" pfEs Hi' hrn
., ,r.b,ngci auataflons ", qGnt'l Hi j" 80 l'r
mango o. re- erfs two dn's. %" hal| STOCK -
iars were received nom shfiN" IN W.
NJ al a difference u 2,1 poinfe. RIO receipts July .
80. i9i iagr. against .fp ~ bags ih l-'
ana H., bags i-a2 santos receipts ||y ~. n.'
a7 bags against 2so&"p tags Last year ana ""''
bags In lsE 9, ., o., lint. H.
cline. sales were 700 bags. ~ f1iio~H;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

nuroo Apri o-cate-ReceIp,s twentyfour hou-s.
$40 head otS io- wGs l5d n% eorsign through $40 head
on salp 20 head market opened steady ana hrIn no
good herr maI S G ao 81 T WI" P ss ' last
went four hours 200 head total for week thus Lar.
ssSSs 9 ,s4oSn i5o head to NewYor 1850 head on
soe t 100 Ns sdnF a hsayS $ 4sss 90
M s 3 Y9sSG. G ge% st a 81 tSs cs
at g 45as5 and mixed packers quoted early at e ~
y, and OF Workers and msdins wcre Mt s. 3c4S3 90
Sheep and lambs pts last tWenty,2ur g., rou, ,
last week q. 800 head; construed through CO. mao 40
Hoh bnd over market opened steady for good grades.
hut with demand lower for common market closed firm
for goa s1 s"d s a8s S Ead 81 76 $ TO- clipped
To- so? 81 'gs 10 5Gl c ihSS s SSep cs
81 75as IS extra wetscrs. si4Si 3D. extra export wool
nioa Stock ySr: CHICAGO April ssgt.
q Eos '' .toS@rs and feeders So GoSs3 - cows and
bulls 81 5OQs9 80: calves 81 @5gs5 Hoss-He eo
10 c"oG@ ntr' , 81 Spasi ~ sheep~Receips
had Market steady. Inferior 70 choice. So 5ogS9 70;
St. louis April lo-Ca,tle Receipts. $50 hTad which
inclueo fair number Of good butcher stars There ~re
vas strong ana scsXS n e. S9ss Tssas steers
active and strong with prices 5gloc higher; The top
81 - %ss paid by shipper good 2lO pound averages
paid 81 iOaS5 20 for such were to be had and al
fr 70 medium 81 o5Gs' pigs, common Light and rough
81, 81 2Ju<I ~. Sh"ep-Heceips. 2o-o hear; choc"st
natives sold M s. Oai5 ~ warnings and fair good
NATIVES 81 25as5 5o clipped natives at 81 75as5 and
'' East i6rrty April ioca,,leEeeep,s light: prices
IOq2Or stronger week. Prime, 81 2jG ~ 60
rood sjaS4 10. good butchers. 50 25usi rough fat
siqS3 20 good and heifers. 50 jO1S3 30 bulls
ana stays S2qS3: good feeders 81 25Gs3 So 1iogs-Rr
crlu,s yht: market active and higher B"st Phlade
Ias i5GS5 hos; Workers. 81 45GS5 50 common 70
fair Workers 30us5 80. good heavy sows. 81 25qS
Supply fair. slow and quarter lower than
yesterday Extra. - 40aSi 90. good - lodst 90 fair
81 .5ds3 - 81 25ds3. warnings. s. i3HS -
lanils 50 5OgSi 80. veal calves 81 234St: heavy and
thin calves 81 5OdS3: clipped sheep. 50 23Gsf. good
clipped lambs. 50 sOGSl -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 10. 3:i5 T.. m-I}ecf In moderate de-
nand extra India mess steady ut sos prime steady
at Dos I'd Pork In moderate demand: prime
fine. steady al 01s I'd. do medium steady SIS
Hams In fair demand: short about II ~ 70.
nj 45s. Bacof-The demand mprovng: Cumberland cut
about y 10 30 H. firm ut a,s G; short ribs. about -
nrm at 3Is ong clear middes about 10 II. steady 3s
long and short clear mlddle nb0ut - H. steady
Shoulders-About IL TO IL ~ firm at 3is ID Cheese IN
fair demand American finest white and colOrcd firm At
3ls G Tallow In poor demand: prime city dali AT 2as
Oh Spirits OF iurpcnne In demand; steady
81 cotonseed OIL Liverpool refined. dull a0s I'd.
Iiosn Ia poor demand. common steady nj Is I'd. Lard
Spot In demand: futures demand prime West
spot nrm NJ 3ss 6l. Wheat I'm moderate demand
No red winter firm at Is 100. Flour poor demani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCIN.
N fuilSAN CAR sEEvicH T on AiE IN vs.
Leave New York foot OF Libertyst.. daily. CHICAGO.
80 M I'D iS;ls night CT PiTTSRI,RG isS P n
weekdays. 600 r. NJ SUNDAYS. 73o p. NJ. WASHING.
TON IiALTIMoRE. 900 Qi 80 A. NJ. Dining Carr. 80
90 Tx SUM- 600 Dining Carr. GOO T. NJ SUNDAY
100, 1915 nisht. An trains daily except 400 p NJ.
NORFOLK. II 80 a. NJ. daily |: 30 T. NJ, Fx. Sun.
NEW ORLEANS. 800 z. NJ. daily. through sleeping
Washington and Shenandoah Valley All trains
Illuminated by Pintsch Light oficsS. l12 26i 4I6 la
broadway ri East itth-st.. 400 Grand-st ~ Y: ?ii
Fulton-st Brooklyn; station foot OF Libertyst IT, H.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. ApHl io-Couon firm. middi!ng. o-l0c
low ullng e. rool ordinary. ll-lcc: net and gross
receipts so bales bales stock. iS232 bales
Norfolk. April lo--Cotron firm. mddnS BID. low
nildlng G-.c. ordinary. 63-l6r. aud gross re-
crlps hae~ exports the Continent. 4'sl bales
cnsivl~r bales. sales 53 bales stock isOi1 bale-
Nr,, Orleans. April i1-Co'ton easy good midilng
-. middllng. &c. low mddng. Tc good ordinary
c net receipts ls36 bales gross cob bales exports
Irit,ln G3Oo bales coastwise 3N" bales sales
1000 bales stock lp2 80 bales.
savannah April lo-Co;ton steady: mlddllng. re low
mIdne &C. good ordinary d,c. net ani receipts
Ni3 bales exports coastwise - bales stock 30 Ga