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Fruit Shipments.

There We're shipped from here yester-
day for the East 80 carloads of fruit
16 of peaches, 111a of plums, 201a of
pears and of grapes. On the same
date last year 80 carloads were sent
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English Denies 1t.

John English, the epicure who is
charged with having chewed off a
piece of Peter Martinez ear. was ar
raigned in Judge Hart's court yester-
day He pleaded not guilty
The record-union., 1897-08-01

For the very latest styles and tints
of fine stationery call at the &C. c. c."
Drug Store.
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An Estimate.

Get one from a. Meister & Sons, 910-
914 Ninth street, on overhauling your
buggy. etc. Wagon and carriage work
in all its branches.
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BORN

SHAW-In this city, July 24th, to the wife
of f. NJ. Shaw, a daughter.
LAVELLE-In this city, July 9th, to the
wife of 3. W. Lavelle, a son.
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Mormon Island Bridge.

The work of putting UP the Mormon
Island bridge is progressing rapidly,
and it VIII probably be completed with
in ten days
The record-union., 1897-08-01

Glasses will reopen at the Sacramento
Institute, Twelfth and x streets. Mon
day morning August I'd.
The record-union., 1897-08-01

The Rhoads & Townsend House. The
finest furnished house in the city, for
sale at a bargain Sure.
The record-union., 1897-08-01

Just the thing for these hot days, A
freezer of Barton's famous Ice Cream
at home, or if down town, try one of
his delicious Ice Cream Sodas.
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Famed runs-Fresno 3, Corkers 2 Three
base hits-Rice >. W. Newbert First base
on err fors-F'resnos 4. Corkers ). First base
on balls-Fresnos /, COrkers 2. Left on
bases-Fresnos ,, Corkers s. Sacrifice hits
W agSoner, Gilbert. Double plays-Egan
and Waggoner: Chance, Brittan and Nc
Carty. Struck Out-Thompson = Monroe
Wild pitcheS-Thompson l. Monroe l.
Passed ball-Chance. Umpire-Harry Or
man. Scorer-Young. Time-1:3O
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Coffees at Feldhusen's sell for 15c,
zoe and 23c. They're good coffees and
ground while you wait. S01, SOB. SO5 / J.
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MARRIED,

ATT-HOUGHTON-In this city July
3Oth by the Rev D. Shuck RufIis q y
Pratt to Minnie II. Houghton, both of
Sacramento.
The record-union., 1897-08-01

Try McMorry's Que uncoIored Japar
tea; E. B. tea, 60c; g. P. tea. 15c; 2. F
Japan tea 40c; 531 NJ street
The record-union., 1897-08-01

The shortest and quickest stage route
to Bartlett Springs is from Williams
Stage daily. Fare, S4 Round-trip, 81.
kathbun & Abel, Williams, Cal.
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Save money by buying your tea and
Office of j. McMorry, 531 Nj
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RpInw Cost
Christian Brothers, CoIleoe

Summer millinery below cost. Nine
Miller 613 K street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Frohman Lyceum Theater Com
pany had a good house at the Metro
politan Theater last night The enter
tainment opened with a one act come
dtta charmingly played, followed by
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's new
play, The First Gentleman of Europe" ;"
with j. K. Hackett and Miss Mary Man
nering in the lead. The piece is based on
the career of a Prince of England in the
last century, That it was played in an
artistic manner goes without saying. 1t
is a simple story. not deeply moving the
auditor, but fully engaging and holding
the attention. Both Mr.. Hackett and
Miss Mannering made excellent impress
sions, but it was obvious that the play
brings out the full strength of neither
Perhaps we have had no finer example
in a long time of the old school of act
ing than that afforded the audience by
Mr.. Wolcott as the testy country knight
and by Mr.. Findlay as the old goldsmith.
At Oak Park Pavilion tonight Char
mion, the Girl Sandow, gives a final en-
tertainment, supported by a clever
vaudeville company.
f. j. Myers, business manager for the
Alcazar Company of San Francisco, pre-
senting Powers Chinese drama. The
First Born" is in the city. The COM
pany will appear here at the Metropoli-
tan on the 9th and ith with the original
cast and all the scenery with which the
piece was originally mounted The little
play-for it is but two act piece-has
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The Retailers and Hale Brothers will
try conclusions again on the Oak Park
diamond at $50 a. m. to-day.
The Athletic Club was not satisfied
with the defeat administered to them
by the Van Voorhies last Sunday. and
will play that team again to-day at
1870 a. m. Joe Anderson will pitch
for the Athletes. and Ed Cooney for the
Collar-Makers.
In San Francisco yesterday the Gilt
Edges of this city beat the California
Markets by a score of II to 6.
The Freight Shed Colts and the Law
yers viii play at Agricultural Park this
morning.
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AGAIN TO-DAY.

The Fresno Republicans and the
Corkers viii play again this afternoon.
1t was arranged that Balsz and Chance
were to be the battery for the COrkers,
but SO much money has been bet on
the game in Fresno that the manager
Of that team refuses to allow them to
play outside of his club.
AS soon as Mr.. Morton found that he
could not have Balsz he Immediately
cast about for a pitcher. and finally Sc
cured Overmyer of Lodi. who will posi-
lively pitch this afternoon. Overmyer
is a splendid pitcher and if in practice
he will keep the Fresno team guessing.
The latter is the best that has played
in Sacramento this year, and it is well
worth the price of admission to see
these 'crackerjacks" play.
The Corkers viii have Pop" Alvord
catch Overmyer, Harry Oman at short
stop. Jack Powers az second base, and
Tommy Sheehan in the outfield.
The battery for the Fresnos will be
Balsz and Chance. The teams will play
as follows:
Corkers. Position. Fresno Reps.
Overmyer Pitcher .... .Balsz
Alvord ....... Catcher ...... Chance
Ridley ..... First base 49,. Waggoner
Powers ... Second base 49,. Eagan
W Newbert. Third base ..... Britain
Oman ....... Short stop. ... .McCarty
Sheehan Left field. ... Hayes
Rice. ..... Center field. -. Gilbert
C. Newbert Right field. .. Decker
The Retailers and Hale Brothers will
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
I. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. AGENT.
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BOARD AND ROOM. 81 25 TO 81 PER
day Meals, 25c.
Accommodations frSt-class. Free bus
to and from hotel. w. J. ELDER Mgr
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Nine. Fari'S Gray Hair Restorative,
Mime. Fari'S DepilatOry

Immediately dissolving all superfiuous
Y part of the person. 1t acts like magic,
rec minutes. A child can use it without
on receipt of 81.
Joseph Block, 60l1a X street, Sacramento.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27

o' .s5s: s' SsnS ss ' 's S. sss sy BRAN
more wo5like generally expected. distinctly
hat S Would dofeSs be- Sesd f oe
end our Sr hs % 10Y
snTu &c bush on frst sales under demor2.ed selling
news Of a hullish nature caused rally OF cent. but
near ihe close prices dropped OF again and finally 'esd
under the Official closing Of Saturday ssptemoer At ne
under heavy TO point 4c under saturday For
esn houses at first liberal sellers later Dropped GU! Of
%GrS resGlar Paris coming shade she and arn
marks for the day. The STy period M o. the
market enjoyed was around the hour. when July
the whole winter area, being 10 sO4
year ago In the six principal states the decrease was
win last year The Yield indicated was bush
or about 100000 bush more than last year He re
increase over last Years harvest area WI Re seeded
ment of King Co. the Toledo grain dealers, who have
States. The est Of the report that winter wheat
AMOUNT td laois pmses o"y ye quarter Of 'i
average crop Indiana tne one half and Missouri
outlook weekly report likewise unfavorable,
6n asanst these statements was generally clear spring
The usual Monday statistics without much effect
bush the visible supply, decreased 77sOOo bush. or
eia 900 bush in the English visible and decrease Of
los 800 bush in New-York stocks The worlds ship
figures Trade during the afternoon was confined largely
closing for o-morrow's holiday. Export
talk ntlmated that u loads had been worked at this point
but actual sales in the cash market only footed 10000
bush. all ungraded spring Liverpool direct 10 Moth
quoted 3sc May. o b. anoat; do Duluth. ~ c
May b. afOat to arrive. April; do May, Sc
No hard winter &c under May o b. anoat: No
winter 10 May. b. anoat. 10 arrive; May
closed at S02sc: the curb $40 o'clock trade
the official closing prices COTsNTrade
unusually active considerable
prices After opening weaker in sympathy with
wheat the market rallied quito sharply covering hut
in The afternoon yielded 10 local pressure and
declined 10 the lowest point ~ the day Indications
Of a larger movement AZ interior markets ana clearing
weather through the Wet had some bearing on he
market during the session There decrease Of
9.3ss 900 bush In the visible supply. an Increase Of
900 bush and reduction ~ 2Ji.0OO bush
this point Last prices for the day Showed
decline from Saturday. The cash trade light
81 bush going exporters follows: No white
81 bush private export: No % 00O bush
private erms. b. afOai. quoted 30c elevator.......
OATS-The market exceedingly duh all day with
OF prices following the decline In
and less active cash demand Thoman reported that
had been increased . pc- cent. Final prices
were &.07sc under Saturday Cash sales 10I
bush including op bush for follows: Track
and ungraded white. 10000 bush 24a30c. as to quality;
No white. clipped 10000 bush private export;
unTaded white 2l000 bush private terms. export No
quoted pc elevator No oats. 22c: No white.
26isc. and No g white. 2ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago April 20 CspeclaDThe wheat bull was as I'M
comfortable to-day the bear had been Saturday Ihcre
a collapse at Liverpool. drop In the wheat prics
over there equivalent almost &c bush. Prospective
peace demoralizer Prices here opened q
a decline &c bush and showed no strength ~
any time during the session July opened from 1870 70
53c cold between 74a.c and &c and closed at
price There was sudden Improvement In the spring
continuance Of those conditions Even the California
weather showed the Weaher bureau ana mh s
price the started almost as weak as the price
Consideration saturday had disappeared over sunday.
There was not bd big or e t9soy iS " sea
milers The visible supply decreased '1s0o
s ssS of o about ae bah The EnssS Visible
10000 bush, Thomans report for March announced
SSa IN sSs@se over sIa
ances for the day were only 1919 900 bush The ordinary
routine ne,Gs "S, Sg a, T 5s .o % W
trade not large Prices opened under pits and N:
Who had puts bought or puts sold. Kaufman Of 81.
war VANS sv wnS aid Some selling There was little buyns
by bulls the &c break II was not an important day In
Corn lost cent. and did have much rally The In:
eciys # Were the same as Gss on %
very decided Improvement in the weather West May,
EeSs s q ans BE- and SSsesd
pr c e Ss 0s o las. s There Sss an in
Of 10000 bush The visible supply d.;
stocks Of 72eo bush The selling was Of all sorts, .o%s
the country. hut elevator peop$
Samples were L0Iac lower. Cables I'D lower
There the considerations In oats as In the
other grainsthe OF better weather Tor
planting and movement the encouragement OF longs and
Of spirits Of the The bear feeling
a little tempered by an excellent spot demand. P1csD
lost 1sd&c and closed about the bottom fhe May.
spread time narrowed slightly but was 10
the close May sold at 7ssc and IKE and closed e
17aSc. Receipts 49, with 40 estimated fos
Tuesday Samples 40hc lower. Seaboard clear
2fs 900 BUSH The visible increased o4,o00
BUSH and the local stock decreased ]. 100 600 bush.
Provisions inclined TO be easier pork closing bIe
under Saturday lard 27c under; ribs &c under There
hogs-3O 0OOthan expected. The temper was
affected by OF abroad and by the easier
tone grain. Such support the market had came
from buying by those Interests which had been con-
spcuous a sellers Saturday. notably Swift
on the curb ''puts' July wheat closed at llhc;
calls" 75lsc Puts on May corn. Zlac; calls" 2~0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
EXPORTS LAST NEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coTToN-The Cotton Exchange the scene Of in
creased speculative activity and sharp advance I'm prices
on The FIRST call there an advance Of 4qlO points fo-
lowed by rapid trading throughout the session The pfn-
cpal element # strength has been the peaceful out
look Of political affairs in Europe The Liverpool market
has leading strength private advices assert that
tae English advance due the assumption Of early
peace fr all Europe The New York market Hooded
with buying orders from abroad. ana investment orders
scale today than for some time past Inc advance To-Day
las further stimulated b. the rumpr that prominent
Alteilr'i authority Is auut 10 piuihusd'e r'-'Lu
cular regarding stocks ana acreage Ellison IN Isctl'
circular. lakes bullish view and calls particular aten-
lion 10 the question Of supply while PREDICTING iurhel
advance. Liverpool orders were particularly heaNy tlls
morning In tie afternoon the advance was arrested oy
local realizing and New-OTlcans seins, which especial ~
reached the crop positions. At the best point today
finally steady in Improvement Of 3nl3 pOins.
while total sales futures reached 2U6OoO bales. The
-. 80 YIN Nv me xrene views of holders.
export sold 10y one house ms j c1's''i'
sIabe cotton the grade is scarce and hela al very
&c which makes mddng uplands 'sc ana m.aoHhs sU,
sf.c aied receipts for the week point 10 "-VVp
bales reports have been received from an
River. and larger trade BUYING Is ll Hen I' i,s vS
this country but abroad ME- middIhs cotton 4Sso'cI
other spot markets were as loloNs a,
5lGc sales SIS bales Ne~-oreans al '2ii 6S6
iaes SAY nnah-Holiday Norfolk Firm at rs sales
100 iales Memphs-F1n at &c; sales loo bales;
y 5-'77 AL, , mar Nominal az ai6c
o'"n EXchanre special liverpool cabless2ot cotton
eool business doing sales 1900 bales speculation ana
export 1000 American 1lO~ receipts too'i AH'fIvAi
2j4d advance. Closed quiet ana steady al "a po'S
advance. January February, 3itV; April 4o'oi AlLn
May. 4osb; May-June tgl2s JuneJGy 4VS:a, 0SS
october aeus: October: Novcnhe-. 35is Noyeinbe.l1e-
cmber $5o'2b; DeoenoerJan5aty, @4"o ,yl
Yarns a hardening tendency. Clo'is moe Slowly
TIE range OF contract prices was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April %. 345 .. m-wheat-No 1 red North
ern spring, dull. SIS ID. corn-American mixed spot,
Is I'D; do DID, firm. q lo'7d; April dull 2
nd: May dull. % I'D: June dull. "a SID F1our-St
Louis fancy winter firm, So 3D. Hops at London Pacific
Coast steady, 7JN35s Beef-Exra India firm. DE
3D. prime mess firm AIS Cd. Pork-Prime mess. fine
Western. firm. COS: prime medium Western, firm.
Cumberland IS to 30 No. firm 29s short RIB 20 70 "a
n firm 2ss long clear mddes light IS 70 IS 10 steady
27s clear middles. heavy 40 As 10. steady Rs;
short clear mddes heavy A. to 80 ~ steady 25s 6d'
bellies II IA 10 steady 2S. ShoulderSSquare,
IL IL H. firm 26s Cd Lard steady 2is 3D. Cheese
American finest white. steady 56s Cd: American finest
colored steady 56s 81. Taow-Prime city, firm 1Ss 60
coonseed oiLiverpoo refined firm lbs I'd Turpentins.
spirits, POS III. Rosin-Common firm Is 1oi2i Inn
ports Of wheat into Liverpool follows: From At
iantc ports 200 quarters: from Pacific ports. BLOOD
quarters ports 81 900 quarters The imports
Ct into Liverpool from Atlantic ports 1iSooo
uuar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
FOR sUPPLIEs.-Office Public

Buildings and Grounds. War Department washIns-
ton; D. C. April TO- lSsI-Seaed proposals. In duplicate
FOR furnishing supplies required from time during
fiscal ending June 30. is:> follows Class l. nor-
supplies: Glass 2. Class
glass Sc Glass 4. hardware; Glass s. agricultural i'm
pements SC. Class o. electric battery supplies:
Train pipe and plumbers supplies: Class stationery;
Glass g. MANURE; Glass 10 sand and gravel; Class IL
soil Glass ~ ice: Glass l3. lime and cement ls.
brick Glass l5 sod Glass TO- fuel Class H. lumber and
int Congress shall have made the necessary appropria
lions proposal for each class desired Each
envelope should be Endorsed nicaie which
the nclosed proposal made Preference will be given
TO articles domestic manufacture conditions quality
ana price drcudng in the price Of foreign productions
manufacture the duty thereon being equal
invited TO OF Congress approved February &C. 1875
and February 81 1881. vel %. 3d. and vol. ~
mage 4i4 at-Largo. Right reject
any aud all proposals. Information be obtained here
rfiEO 4. BINGHAM. Colonel L. = Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
Totals all ports 30 ~ -l'''a
Totals 10 All ports last wees 13-J =, fv
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEN Is.


BEEvEs-GooI to choice native steers. S5aS5 -:
dun to sr naive steer" 81 S 2en - SSm?a na
dry cows. 81 600; co. goo to prime native steers
%l y ss e cars or $50 mead Ie2 cars consigned direct
local saughterers and - cars for thu market; making
sale - al Jersey city and AZ SNtieth-st. Demand
11 o %G'nf NOS 5 saaocs SID higher, T6rs vas also
slight hrmness noticeable On th" best grades of steers
good mature steers sill At 81 e5asi 90 100 n Jew
b Ii 20 at si5 81 $G day cows at 81 75aS - NV gong
IS low 2or as 81 Zine en- cr Gress nait lt. icTpoo
and London cables quoted American steers "a o4 ne
weight: refrgerator beef at y qgc per 10 - exports
6 out a5s daiiie anG a5 sFssP sfiGtrs
quarters i,'S q be,f Tor Nesen M5rris & q.
50 *ai' per loo S}1aeIs 49, fS l,y % o,f
at 81 ~ PENNSYLVANIA do. s92 y. at > 30 Michigan
n at S. do 80 H. 8 49, o. 80 n a. $a@'' 3
s2l5 10 d. ,ol h, at s. %: II do 100 H. at 81 d.
p. MePftrson { Coz Is PENNSYLVANIA steers 1919 H.
= C oe' 10 at s. % ,,o K 3 % 3 1873 H. at
$, eo 10 DO la3 n a s. So I d no. i2s3 r. b
3 DO i45 ID. at 81 7o; Il DO 1858 ~ = ~ 3 DO 1900
fS at H., g. amos " Young ets at ddso%n Penn
sold % Illinois steers llsl h. at 81 20: 20 Kansas do.
no "Epr.ien: % Keaiqsly 100 n at 81 50
u illinois az III H. a. A9o' Il do isis H. at 81 So
i He NS' ~ CO. o. La n sa o. IS cows
JOS n At 50 d. 3 3? 81 So So DO at ? go p e q,
=
'' H. 10 c5lISs: is Kentucky steers ugl b. at $40;
bulls o55 y Al 50 -: 10 10 T2ws ,g3& H. at So 30 do
s Judd Co.. bulls 1000 II. at 49, cows. TT H.
Hume & Mullen: bull. 700 n. &c. 1898 N.
Gorge g. re- pilienback: oxen 20t5 n. 81 1919.
r. 3 MeEwel oxea 800 r. at s. 80 sG bulls i C'i
DO DO SO n at 81 -: . d. 10 H. at 81 90.
Mich COWS-No arrivals and trading. Feeling
steady and good cows calves. Included quoted
aCAiTES- Receipts for two days. all Tor the market.
were 1901 head-l63s at Jersey ny and 6o23 at con
sral suppies Atut all sdll ne reduction. Poor 70
prime yeals sold At S&a$4 % per 100 10. few tops
&c per 100 H. country dressed also easier at 49d
few selections bringing Gac: te c,,yer SOLD e. Si5sc
is5 NJ at 81 7s l02 DO 1872 n q s. G2 100 Do 1871 M
a. s. SO. sc2 d. i2e y At 9 49, iA DO 100 y, at
DO T N a. s. i S - sta 49, a5 r. at = < 1877 DO 1886 m
q 80 3 d. as @ at 81 81 ' le do o H. a, 81 at
George nilenhack; ycais ~ 10 at - So - d.
a, >. &c. 50 d. l2G n 81 %: 81 40 2s ~ at 81 l2ia
50 do Is n. a 81 l79 d.. -, " at s. 80 ,-o ,o
d n. McElwe 81 veais' IT 10 at - ~ IL" no. li'
Jeilhc wright & O.; 100 ye@S lle ~ e. 81 i2s
la ~ at 81 -: 81 d.. 22 ID. at 81 37s do. 10 No.
"a Ju c AZ "a Is H. at (, o2s; o. do II, 81 90
is q q - q d. i0' N at 50 'O % do 81 n
$ 20 SANDERS ia yeals i2a n s. 7S go DO "? ~
e az sso1 ~ Il TO- 10 H. '' St 81 e t. at
$40 c a3 d. ~ ~ t 'S is H. at $40
SHEEP ANo LAMns Receipts for two Gnys i"c,@da
bse car there were si cars sale2o AZ Jersey CITY
and ssh s. ree' d rsf s no. hSaeSs haa the
best inquiry. and common aad medium saaes a'-s.shs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 2e-coton steady; middling. 7Sioss
low middling. 3Gc good ordinary. Il6c; receiptA
LOO bales; sales Isl bales: stock. C.. Isl bales.
Norfolk April 25.-Cotton firm: middling. 7sc; low
middng 7c good ordinary e5-lsc; receipts ass bales;
exports coastwise 100 bales: sales LOG bales stock
II 2S4 bales.
New-Orleans. April 26-Cotton firm middling. 7%ot
low mddling. bile; good ordinary 9-l6c: net
ceips 266 bales gross, 3i bales; exports Great
Britain $500 bales; sales 5.i50 bales: stock. 1856 BAT
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore April 2eFlour dull; Western 81 80
So do extra SO 25asi; DO family, s. 25as4 IS; winter
wheat patent ~ OuSt 80: spring o. 81 %1aSt JO spring
ana lower: spot. month ard May s1QslAc; july tic
asked. receipts LOGS bush stock SIG BUSH southern
a2S7sc May 2ss, roc, June, 29~a2e4c; July 300
bld: AUGUST 3o'.u3lc: steamer mixed 29,sn no,o
stock. Iy55 BUSH southern whte corn Ole 90 yeiiow
mixed 23iG2ic stock. li0.3s4 BUSH Rye easier; No 2
nearby 4if4ai2c; 80 estern. t24q422c stock COST
asked Grain freights quiet fairly steady; steam TO
liverpool per bush 2d asked May Cork for orders per
81 IS per NJ steady; fancy creamery. l7usc
do imitation lJa lie: lade. 13Hlic. good ade lie;
store packed s0ioc Eggs steady; fresh, DC. Cheese
5'y ss9' ac WHEY s6a 81 81 per gal for finished
ois in carloads 81 3ldsi 81 gal for obbi1g lots
Boston, April 2G.-Flour weak; spring patents 81 '5a
ass 81: clear and straights. - 60NS5 Cornmcal FIRM
cGG5sc per bag 81 5OaSi % per DBL Oats nrm. lancy
com nr steamer yellow. 334c: No and steamer. a2e
Mfeed steady spring bran shP lake and raj siia
dog nour s14aS4 % Pork nm long and sh'r5 Sats
$40 50a$li lean ends. Sl2 5oasl3; backs $40 %gslI
rals % gaiGc. Lard. pure Fsc COMPOUND ilsc lacon
50 0.SiI 80; fores 81 56a$5 Lambs rn; mutton an
yearlings. l0dlO4c Veal 3dlOc Butter steady; North
crn creamery, l7aGlsc Western l7lzQlsc: imitation 10
Western. 9ulll3c
buffalo April 28.-spring wheat quiet and limits easy
new No hard. sJ7.c; new. 40 | Northern, sDsci Win
ter wheat. no demand: No red weak N store. ne;
state white So: mixed s9c on track Corn offerings
Hight; closing dull; No yellow, 22c; No corn 2S4+ci
~ :; yellow. - .Q27isc; No corn, 26a,H2Ic Oats
nsettled, closing quiet; No white 2tse; 10 , white
23l5c: No mixed. l3Nc; No white &c; barley-Hood
~ fancy lots request at 30 ioc: feed lots quiet at
2,,.3Dc Rye dull: No quoted in store at 4Oc Canal
feights steady: wheat 3'.c; naxseed SAC corn. 27c
steady unchanged; best spring patents. 81 Go9Si 80
Chicago April 26.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
Sales Bp anrtisn.
TCTION SALE OF OBSOLETE CLOTH.

A UCTION SALE OF OBSOLETE CLOTH
~ ING. ETC.-Phla. Depot .. NJ Department l42s
Arch St. Pha.. Pa. April 10. ls97.-There viii be sold
public auction the schuylkI Arsenal In this city
under direction Of Major Chas. w. Williams, Quar-
termaster L. :. A.. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Thursday. May 90 1897. lot Of surplus and obsolete
clothing ETC.. consisting in part OF heel and
leather gauntles buttons trousers
cap ornaments oyerhoes forage caps kersey rou-
sers and campaign hats Catalogues will b
furnished application here Schuylki Arsenal
JOHN V FUREY. Deputy Q. ". General U. g A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27

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