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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21

high position in the church, an eX-
FOUNDER of morals in schools, honor
ed'in society at home and abroad as
the respected head of a family, who
has been disclosed to the eyes of
the whole nation as hypocrite in
the church, prominent deceiver in
his high Office as a statesman and
a violator of every sacred relation
in the home and family during the
the past decade; and
"Whereas, the National Christian
League for the promotion of social
purity, believing that the safety of
the church, the very life of home
and the integrity of the state de-
pend upon individual purity, and
that the standard should be the
same for the man as for the woman
and earnestly striving by organized
effort to elevate such standard and
thereby accomplish that which is
for the best interest of the race,
now be it
Resolved, that the National
Christian League, for the promo
tion of social purity appeals hereby
to the manhood and womanhood Of
the nation to recognize in W. G, P,
Breckinridge the common enemy of
the church, of the home, of the
state and of society at large, and
that it be urged as an imperative
duty, as well as privilege, by pre-
concerted action and by individual
effort to teach the lesson that the
way of the transgressor is hard,
and thus make his life stand out as
an example and a warning, lest con-
donation lead to corruption and
sap the vitality of the church, in
iure society, imperil the home and
destroy the nation"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21
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REV. SAM JONES COMING !

Rev. Sam Jones, the great Geor-
gia orator, evangelist and lecturer
will make his first appearance in
Texarakna, in Ghio's opera house,
on Tuedsay evening April 9th, in
mis- highly humorous and instructive
lecture, "Get There and Stay
There" In commenting upon his
appearance at Charleston S. G.,
the News and Courier says of him;
'Sam Jones scored a success last
night. He got there in great shape
and in every sense of the word.
Samuel is a little above the average
height for a man; is slender in fig.
ure, has a square face relieved by a
black mustache and surmounted by
coal black hair. He is fairly good
looking, has a rich, full voice to
which the broad southern accent
adds a charm, is perfectly self-pos-
sessed, and fluent to remarkable
degree. His great charm is his
rollicking good nature and bound
less humor 1t takes all the sting
from statements which in cold type
look and are harsh, He kept audi
ence in a gale of good humor and as
his most frequent thrusts were at
the preachers and deacons the
worldings enjoyed him most Of all.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21
HON R. L. MONTGOMERY.

While at New Lewisville yester-
day, we had the pleasure of meet
ing our old friend Hon. r. L. Mont
gomery, now a most prominent
young Attorney, enjoying a good
practice, in partnership with his
father (who lives here) Col. ]. NJ
Montgomery. He is now in the
race for the Legislature In Lafay-
cite county, and we were pleased
to hear would probably secure the
Democratic nomination, which is
equivilant to election. We have
known Mr.. Montgomery for nearly
ten years, and have watched his
course since he began the practice
of law, some eight years ago, With
much interest, and it pleases us to
see him succeeding so well. With
naturally bright mind, and genial
pleasant disposition, he should climb
high on the ladder of fame, in his
chosen profession,
We sincerely believe that the
good people of Lafayette county
will do well in nominating and elect.
ing him as her member Of the next
Arkansas Legislature. He would
make a faithful officer, and bring
no discredit up on his constituency.
We hope to see him secure the Office
he eaake
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21
THE SENATE AND C0XEY.

Careful inquiry, among the solons
at Washington, yesterday, concern
ing the proceedings of the Senate,
on the Industrial Army question,
during the preceding day, develops
the fact that Senators take more
serious view Of the prospective
gathering of Coxeyites and others
here than the first report would
seem to Indicate. The opinion is
expressed by Senators who partici-
pated in the executive proceedings
that in view of these r.ecedents
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21

s@y- BLAcK.oaAusHI tea cure, cousa,.u.s.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than othersa and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ativc; eifectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
oning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
Ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
md being well informed, yon will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21
"Get There and Stay There >

Tens of thousands attest the won
derful oratorical powers of the
great Georgia evangelist. Do not
miss hearing this great humorist
and instructive orator,
Railroads have granted special
low rates for the occasion,
Reserved seats at usual prices, at
G. H. Barrrelle g. Co. Sale of seats
begins Saturday morning, oath
inst.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-04-21
Brick, Brick, Brick.

Stevens, the brick yard man
has Just finished burning a large
kiln of first class brick. All wh(
need them should call at his yard
end of Clinton street, West side,
4.l4-1 mo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
TIE TRAnE II ClIICAGO.

Chcaco March ~ CSpeclaD.-Nhnrt today was
firm helped mostly by the WaahinGton predictions
Of c,.drr weather The Baltic and lni1In 'li -
mcnts ver. also light the Euror,aa supplies Tor
the week bc.uS l5V,op less than The estimated r
duiremcuts May opened at oi4. sod between "''s
and sNi, and closed at af', Thc.t Is some uAc, =
tainty how cold the temperature VIII be IN thc
winter wheat belt They may get t. irccIng, but
uothin, cxtremc seems possible. tahl to-dnJ We
weak. seab1ard clcarauccf made a total of about
3,lOD The decrease In the worlds visible Of l'iJ,-
90 was without influence the price. Ihe trdd"
was light The local crowd. however. were short
and "A little disturbed about the weather prospect.
Thc contract stock Of wheat at this point, l9Eh~Q.
shaved a decrease of 2ll.oO. Corn was nrin cash
corn being J. cent higher. May sold between 3g's
ard 3is and closed at 31i,. Rainy weather Ter the
first forty-elsht hours has cut down The country
movement To-day's ears were $50; the estimate Tor
Wednesday was only 100 Cables were iim, export
c;carances were on,y il.o0. The contract stock
10000 showed an Increase for tie week o. iHVF.
oats were firm. cash oats being almost cent
higher May sold between 3Ji, and $Da,, ana closed
m CO.'S The receipts were 3.5 cars; the estimate
FOR "Wednesday was 80 Tn" contract stock $4,000.
showed an incrcas" FOR the week OF 2Vh ProVl-
sinns were advanced a little by local professionals:
but dld not hold well ~ the close pork showed
a gain Of only cents. Lard AMI ribs. sam 81 only
~ cents Hog receipts are being !cssened by TIE
sharp break in price ard by the apurodch or the
sec ing season. The receipts were only 1900 to-
day; the estimate for Wednesday was 2h~~. Speci,
la,on continues light and the cash traie Is sun
Unsatisfactory. May pork sod AZ so 81 May afd, NJ
ribs s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

Liverpool March 90 s:i5 =. m.-Beef in poor de
mess easy at COS. PORK in poor demand; prime
ress Western fine. dull nj tss 81, do, western
mfrIiiIm duh at ass 3D. Hams In moderate demand;
short cut about II to IL lbs firm at iis; Bacon in
poor dem md: Cumberland cut. about - to ~ lbs,
du m is short rib about - lbs. steady az Sos bi'
long Gear mlldcs about Is lbs steady at @3' long
ard short Gear mlldles. about - IDS, STEADY al
%is Cd. shoulder about IL To Is lbs steady 3-s.
cheese in fair demand: American Enest white and
coiored steady at 5Gs Cd. Tal.ow In poor demand;
prime city dul At Us Cd Spirits Of urpeniine IN
moierate demand; duh a rs G9ttGnsfei oe rv
d'rimand. common steady at IS 1l21. Lard-Spot in
moierate demand: futures in 10 denand prime
Western spot dull at SIS. Wheat In poor demand;
u red winter s;eadv at Is 9sd Flour IN poor
demand: 81. Louis fancy winter dull AZ &C. o. Corn
spot firm IS lOa,d: March firm at Ss lo':d; April
dun at 80 sgd; May dull at 3s 74d Hops az i|ondon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

consigned through 200 to NewsYork, 1900; on sa,e'
s, ,nartot 0n.ned steady For foIkcrs and r1edluh'
Inn "a ser Tor ul and light grades closed steady 20 hi
,yth ,u soll' Yorker. 81 suUSi -. mostly - So me-
ann and r,lxed - 500 - -. fair - good heavy,
ST 34SI -. rDurhs SI0s4 - sheep and LAMBS eo, ps
las, ~ hours $40 hodd. total ior Week thus l@r ---yo
In,d FOR .ame tim. last week. "in u New OK ~
on sale 100. market opened arm - strong i'r hIs'
shesp higher cllscd sronr. with a sold; eoi lainls
a. 81 30 light far - i"f -; good i1t "etrris
SilS4 y. choice mixed sheep, - aopS3 -; common To
fair 81 1JNs3 -: NJ extra i'N. ,t.A -, c..,io Do
I-,ion stock Yards. chicago March 2o-Catte-l'e-
ceints ? eco head. narict rteadJ, common O. extra
steers 81 aDGsJ slcx'ra and ie'd,s y '0F>5 ' Tvs
and bulls 81 25rS3 80. calves. - 'VHS' 90 fi9SsI,.-
CENTS l 900 head, market steady. Heavy - 'HNt -,
common n, choice mixed - 35"Si - choice ASSOC ted
81 G.1st 20. eht 81 4Odsi 10 PIGS 50 1H$l 60 sn''
Iacents II 90 head. Market firm Inferior to choice
- 75llSi: lambs 81 Njl.>I -. 5000 ~
~ ,ris March acknowledgements, l1'N head Mar
10, ortive and strons. Native stg' >" '."Si - '~-
-,,5 - ~ .las stc-ls. - >|Hs" - ll1gs!, -s
700 head Ma-set easier Prime light. - i'fSf 3D.
.a.f mixed 81 IL tSi 90 butchers - "y1Nt d" ~
Receipts Ijo head Market dun ana leatui!esS N"''e
mlXcl. - 2I1Sl t,...t.,. ,..,,.. r,,--
he, .,e,ly ri-ln 2a1Sf -. god 81 'pf!ri 20 gi
, e. ,,i n. rough fat - NS3 40; good a.
.o,ys ;ni Laif,rs - J"f 50 20. balls ana *tf =
bologna cows s5aS15. Iog,-Receipts Eight but qulny
not v,rv coi Market steady Best ihHactiplts - y"
.fst ~. c Workers - SOfi>l %; comnon 10 iAr io'H
err - cSdS -: good heavy s9WS. - -'"ft ~ 80
and r1i-h s,vs S3Gsi 10 Shecp-Suppy iiSnt mar"
vo-v s,.y Extra 5r1>3 20 good - WE ~ .ii'-i
-oGso ~. common. SiTS2. Fcallnss - '' - 49,,
lambs s&4Si 30. veal calves. $5pfG2' h'a'y ana INN
culy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

shelled 2isc. New maple dull SG9c per ~
latter extreme syrup offered 5oGGOc per gallon Hes-
wax firm at 27igd2Si2c.
MILK AND CREAtl-The da;y average receipts of
milk and the different railroad distributing
points In the city for the week have been
follows: Erie 2gJ Of milk. % condensed
milk and l2i " cream; Susluohlnna. Ito cans II
milk. . - condensed milk and - % cream.
Iaclawanna. 1870 n milk and - Of cream
New York Central and Harlem ~ II milk. ~
Of condensed milk and - Of cream, NtWiofk
ana Putnam. 1.02, OF milk; Nev-IIavcn AMI Hart
ford 40 cans milk Ontario and Western. 1GG
Of milk and - ~ cream. West shore 1850 cans 81
milk. 10 condensed milk and - II cream;
New Jersey 1870 Il milk and - u
cream, and 10y miscellaneous short LOO q
milk and cans cream. Tho total daily supply has
been 20 :6 Of milk. 1i6 OF condensed milk and
',sT cream. The MIX Exchange price has boon
81 IL a can Of 20 quarts. 2a,c the producer
The average price paid the surplus platforms
has been 81 iJ "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
rI,srNEsS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Il
The tone of the market far as auction sales
were concerned yesterday showed marAeu s,snS
OF Improvement Everything offered was sou. Inc
most important sale was by L. II. Ludlow u Co,
who offered t the Trinity salesroom NO lo-
Church-st north OF Murrayst. tivs-story prred
dwelng on LOT ?5X5o me properly eyye wS Of the
estate of CHRISTOPHER +. Obrock There was COIL
siderable bidding and Henry Brash, the wehKho"h
dealer was the buyer for $4,000. >, ~,
james L. Wells offered by order Of Sarah ke'ly,
execu,rx OF Catharine Jordan. deceased; no %,
East Onc-nundrcd-and -thiry slXth,st 81 9o0
brick dwelling on lot l5x6eS y brought e si$'J
from stephen Filan The sane anGt9nesr offered
No. 7l3 East hundred d ot
two-stOry and basement brick dwelling, on ~ "a 10 loa
lCSxloc 1t sold for 5000 to H. T. B9c3 , ntSe
sales were mad to close the estate OF Cat"@f""e
Smith Ryan offered under foreclosure M9s o
two fvestory fats on plot yCxlg tney sou io'
$1,000 each to the Pant in the ReomS bal soa for
Ncbapad salon to private party No rs west-s
Warren-st.. lvc-storX brcK buiis, ,t III for
2c6NSS for about $t,3o The property 'e"'' io'
j. Bentley SPUR and Henry Parsons have So1 to to
Mrs John Jay Chapman the four-sory ouashs AT
No rs VEST Eighty-socond-st near Riverside-aVe''
with frontaee of 20 feet for $50. ,,o cold for
A. l.. Mordecai x Son. brokers, nave soid oOr
Hertcr BROTHERS architects to Randolph Gusgf
hemer. the sevenstory brick ara TERRI r of
front store building at tie soHtnwySa for the
Third and Wooster ss In paTf pr ayffn' to Her
ter Rro:ners No. lo2) Lcxington-ave nean 80,
cnty-thirl-st threcsory dwelling iXgXv33 iet e.,
1t Is reported that the Wooster anu anu dxington
building sold Cor about SN9O"' ana the LeAiis'o'
ave- house for $1,000. cod tho
Sommtt. Greenhut & Co have pVrcnTTbs e Ne .Me
son Realty company for s56 a, one tn Eifth
ave.. ard No. West Eghteenth-st. This IS IN, me
ccusummation Of the deai loI'oMli iSod tbcre was
dMcl,in fT No s6 s West seventy-ifhs, to H. D.
Cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
TIE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore. March 2o.-Flour duh and easy; West-
err super 81 1G0sl -. do extra, &li>- ~ 40 iaHE,
g2GGS299; winter wheat patent. s. lJH 80, sprinB
do do s. 65N3 90; do do straight 81 2n$, ~ sa.S'
20 bbls " heat duii n red spot ana Maich'
5glan-9sc May, @h"Dc July - e aShs' ~ In
c- so red - ylJ,.c: milling Dy sHhpi', ''uD =,
stock ~ 73 bush: SHE'S 500, bush. Corn irmer;
nixei spot and March. lisa lliec, APRIL nc 49,
Nav. Nd, are; steamer mixed. Wisc bid; southern
by sample l2islti}c: do do on grade, H'2"f-i2c'
stock Ia SIS bush: sales llLo0 bush. O1ts caster
~ white Western, GSH3,i2c No miAcn 30, ''.2
Isfc. Stock cS5sS bush rye dun and lover; 10 ?
81: stock 1909 bush. Hay steady; Eood 10 clo!cc
timothy 81 50H$l5 Eggs easy, l2Hi-'-c sugar.
1uict; granu;ated, i3Gc. other articles unchdh3cL
Boston. March 2l-Flour dull and easy. corn
nrrncr but quiet. Oats quiet. but ilrner. 9h':
for choice grads. others duh and weak, the-sc
quie, and nrrn. Eggs in heavy supply ana lower.
Buffalo March offspring wheat: few sellers
are anxious to Dis pose Of 40 haId oWlIB 10 PIC
poets Of early receipts from Duluth Sa,es %tre
made Of few at opening at '''2 'Vr, p"t ~
Gtc was accepted for 300 BUSH closing o"'2c "Sf''
Gqc bid: 80 ! Northern Duluth. N'tc' 40 hicaEv
&c asked. Winter wheat duh ana weak 10 r'u'
CJc; 80 white. Gle. Corn in better demand ".S'r;
Sales l3 ears 30 > yellow, illsuNc; cars 30 .
30 rcilow i0ac: No yellow, tO'.c; No corn,
sold Sc: cars 80 white. 3ir; cars No mixed
aii}i .,,2latc. on track. Barley firm; lV'p bNSh
state sold zoe: 3lO1 bush fair Western, o'c, rye
cars 80 . sold. % $3.50. Flour quiet ana WeaH
Nlilllccd easy, unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

closed steady Trunsfrr.r' notices ~ lniaI
sales New ok spot sales today and last hi-
For consumption. - bales. total - bales spot l" 'ri
dull middling upands -. mitiinf gulf - "hSh IS
net receipts 81 lalcs gross lll5e bales exports &
tn.nt 376 bales. Gra Britain, %r@ bales, ini"ti
81 bales: sales. bales. all spinneS. ffck -"i l"-
bales Total net poft receipts to-day l"N'l bales; mus
FAR this week - 800 bales. Exports today: Or ~
riain 1877 bales. Continent. 91&T bales ''nsoIii4icl
Great britain - bales France. o bales Continent.
ii bales: total Glil balcs. stock. 1i. ~ Bale lV
erroo cahles-Spot COTTON quiet prices 'asrr sales j"
600 bales speculate. and export 'N bales receipts
"a Oco bales American - 500 bales. mddl!nr. ~
Futures opened duh demand poor; cl's"l quiet. hut
steady AT changed prices as pared WIN y'
.riay's closing Manchcster-Cloihs and yarns steady
with n fair demand ~ -,
COFFEE-Some rregularity was shown in the amt ~
Wlthu mario" rang" ail Jay 4'li
quotations for deliveries showing slight loss ~ we
CLOSE when some little pressure t. sell was shown IN a.
count Of the reported claranc's o about '""p bags
from Rio and continued arrivals - mild cl'"s f.ui ir
showed strength spite Of small santos receipts when
US oxuairrd thu free Receipts oi fui ' l's
y, tho other side RIO was quiet AMI unchanged at
r. G0 for 40 : Receipts Tor two days. 1000 bags IN
chang. auutr, Lie lnv..r az -. Si0'A '""" itc-
santos Quiet and nominal Receipts. ZOO bags; s0,H
~ 900 bags HanbIr,. showed partial u 'linr 90 p-s
March - p: April. 500; May. Sl''. Junc. - 80.
Tulv 5000 Havrc market closed "a franc nlh"'., u
inI 5o June 10000 July $3.50. London declined ~ lI
March and APRIL which quoted At 1's. ana u" ~.
Nav and June which feil t. iis Cd In ms ma, ~
nonts was rall exchange 20 iagS july tr nay, u
livery and s. points exchange 80 bags MAY o' June
Contracts closed quiet at partial decline Of 10 points
Sales were $50 bags. as follows; -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

Andrew rrnc.,.ac AMI another to n.chard wes $1,000
No. u 9ls' -. = C,lnn4i ,Iife As.
4,,r,nr. Soci.ty. llo LuI.w-.t y'ais. -. .,r,i
'lui,ry I,aa Association. 10 Le R'y-st IN 10 oo
,....I,o. Frederic g., john Lard iloo-"' W IN,
-a3 Wi,, AMI 1lfr T., Lambert uyIa'n. .oo,
rr'sne Ea~t t. Within J.: ,oa Mr'.'''n 275O
gS''' r.gn ii N arI Titr To- john Harn'y. qoo,
ioa'T; ,. 81 TO- ' Ttrsncc Jacos,n Lczins- o
,,n-a,," 9 M 7S'' TO charo,tc smith. -
N 2i,hst. Of io,h-ayc ? years. oo,i.:. Don
cancTen ,orse to G Vars f'' 900
chnar. ormanlo ana w.' I t9 MHusi Of 27tn
a , y r&aa%} 1i g St, a" @5 D Ia and 90 m
p3nr c }coF n" T sni VIE to william $ nurr and oaa
,n,th'r, 7?tn ST. Of v AmsSf,,,' sayinrs
pG HsSR li Iqss @ 90 SSG 10 N.'', 800
pea,n !cs"c L. to F o 3ayS ' @orisass
,Io! y'H Mary < to- Marcta clark Prospect ..
i' @yc '' y 7i,'s 3 y.ar ;;a;i c'"'
FISH, J5gn and wire to Guy yo Wrooer i.c. 600
Hunqr Ida and Gas 81; Syd to instruments
,i.,,s pboehn and an ,thcr state Trust co.
''s side reci sIp. d g. James
Plat 5,h-ayss ~ iath.st ye eruranlt
ave. between 52d and i3h ,;: 20 and
Hc,rsar ohn 70 Thomas ,Y 2npr ,'S ' "'. 4on
d.; " 1pvl "rl wiz. TO c;arcl !osensten. No soo
rirl.,lorn David. and wife To- Morris fifS'"' 8 an
q. a o.d-s' g II shave. year. $1,000. '''
ravtcuc. Edith. to hrela H"adrlcNs'n = ou
N.xIudor-ave. ~ l3n'h-st. Years. 49,. ''
,cl;,,i,n Thomaa T. ana vile To Ihomhs pay 81 ~ oo.
"A No 500 - NichoasaN". years .'....t' -'''
Morris Thomas and wife 80 Mary II ,"M"
., e I,ristpw-~t. u of Jennnrs-'t = mortgages , on
vaar ................ .-..... "
N,.,s Edward j. benjamin { smith, trustee ~ on,
it,th ST. o. OF SthaVe demand. ....'.'.i -''''
Nalls Edward \. to Edvnrd op9cnN"lnrr "''n 80 -,
an, Of lI3th-gt. 90 >th-aNr. demand, '"'"
rr.r fcc Nurustus and wife To Mutual le ms On AZ.
49,, . If 3davc. ~ Sti-st, year - ""''''
psrrer Enma V Butler II HlNly n "i '"'- - ~,
u, a. of PariJ-nVe. i''"
p,,yars John y. Il nj to Joseph . irpWh I'm -n
coin ave " Of i3ith--t. ; years $500 -'"V
,t.fu Vuam. and wife - Rudolph Emhlsler' =. u
cr,r1 boulevard. err of l3lst-st, years low
sender Christian. and wife 10 Daniel SANDER ~.
- a ~ a,h-avc. Of 35th-st years o'"V
S..in annie To Charles Shultz n ~ ll"thst' -,
Of tfh-tNe. | year f''
savage cornelius. and wife To Sophia iHld'n -.
~ i.rth-st Of 1th-ayc. years.. l'-''
e,,th.ra lyusm H. 20 Mabel Sladc 81 a.
nf t.5th-st " ~ LcnoX-aNc. , mortgages, = ~ ,..
Tne Nnti"na ~ Garner ~ o8d.rt years CISCO
Nt,ii"r l,rhara. to Brkbcck Investment SAVINGS
and Loan Company. of Tolqing-st n OF . ~.
i75,h-st instamcnts ...........,..'. ""
Vvct,n Cora y. 10 John Dillon ct NJ, - mi.
5,th-st 4 shave. ycars....'''''''..'''' l"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

WIIEAT-Marl.ct dull: Canadian In bond DC
with active iobbng uHi'. AZ
Oasl0 ~ per 100 lbs in store sales 200 bags timothy
market active and firm for sample seed ~ - f' d"
store. sales, 80 taSF.
We give for comparison the closing prices d; the preV
org d. nj fnr The cnrresnnnhlng datc lat ycar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
r,vpoRTS TO-DAY.
CASH quotations.

. <..,,-. SIR 20 .Oqts No . mixed. 81
IFrn. NO I,'"'' n o., ii !assps q X. PRIME "
.. '53'.s - 90 Lard. prime ........ ~
s'''i l"'i .,is l. w
t'pIe' H., ' 2 o. Taliov prim" Is
Leu "''- ''''' rs. sugar. granula'cd.. 4 I-lj
Cote. NJ f.....'' ~ famly........ II a.
coal. stove ........ ~ i'ct i",s 10 30
Wheat No . red. t'4 itt-eI n S.s.j ,,5lih Ct.
MINI patcnt -four. = 50 tioss' u'eS9'''' w. 80
Corr NJ .. mixed. ILL.,
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Citn 1)ropertn for Sale.

49, A-A.-SMALL HOUSES FOR SALE. ii.
"A The tnree-s1ry and basement DTo"nstone hOS-o "a.
uaed on the north side OF l2lsts, east or MOTT
Park location unsurpassed Tor heaithtuness am
class surroundings private residences IN 'front.' anu &
houses deep: abundance OF closet room, ,o /,
oughv built In particular; easy p'Sie"'' "a
d.e,..i. u~ircS cNCpo~l n-lv .,r
j. W. 4 a. A. TEETs. 353 WEST 12isT ST.
.OS 5l3 WEST li9rIi,sT between S Sasnmeni
hrnwnqton" front cabinet trimmed houses ior saLe rt
feet sanitary plumbing and hrs-oiass WORK in
ton invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New -YorN. March % 1891.
REEVES Receipts. % cars. or $50 h-id =" '.tS i,r
slaurnicfcrg ~ ear for export alive, ana cars li
,1r.t 10 trading. ceiling steady. 'lty dressed hitls
steady Ji.ft1i.c per ID '"'' "i'' 90 -
I:ur,uDn market aril for refrigerated Deer u, ''tc
nor IL and american steers in oNcisuppy anu sen"
Slowly al "a To- dressed weight shipments 'D-'l' ~
,gg 800 quarters ~ i'i on 'i. ~
mule 100 cattle On The Monchr. ~ cattle on he
and ,iT Alrc'. tomorrow ~ Wv
c,sss II mutton On Majcst" $40 quarters "i Deer
.,,, IA ,arc,sst.e - Oh the leilin.
Vi,s-R. ccipta =, head Mar"r' nfn ~ S|4tS' ri
~, for ordinary Nctls. ana S'l'' W. fIl
~ G ycas. sl,3i,c for little calves; and tIio.c ior
,, dressed yeals with few choice carcasses brhbmS
sales-s Sander: veas lo' ID average al ~ per
100 ~. 90 Italian, coIves IiG II, nj &c
q Dulenbnok: q Vcals. w 10. q. - :, , A. ,
fii,"br'k a Hollis vcals. 100 10 10 ID. at 81 d.
iggttIl'p AND LAMBS-Rccepts were "a cars or W
market. ana cars were hell over yes
,ni,v making Gu for SAT-" STEADY or bpth shcrI
Of the ioTihe. ~ 81 -''HT' - per
ioo 10 id "a, 81 d2isGS5. Dressed mutton steady At 81
!ainu n, and dressed lambs slow at case COUNTRY
.spd -prine lambs In fairly good demand AT . "Va
80 per ~ Mcpherson Coz lo7 Indiana lambs. IS 10,
c5t ne 100 ~: - Indiana sheep 20 10 az * 40; ~
d Fi3I NJ 81 IL: do. ~ 10 AT - % GO - . a, =.
IN Az lOi 10 at s. . -. 60, .. . 80
~ 90, ~ Ohio lambs. extra lOi II. at -.
Ne"tuo" tScc,rts 30 cars, 4jS head. Market weak
.s5 20 per ~ Country dressed lower ri 1sgIisc
To- extreme veghs ,,,,, IN c,a,o boo. 100 -, 49,.
sales: fIalcnbcck a. honh' i" "' '"sS' Low 10 "'cf'
are nj s. 30 per lD ID