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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-11
 OFFICERS ELECTED.

At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Boston Blackboard and Carriage company, held at their office on the Sth inst, the following board of directors was chosen: F. E. Simpson and William Butler of Boston, General E. E. Bradley, James Graham, F. w Pardee, Charles Wilson and William E. Weld, jr., all of this city The old beard of officers was reelected as follows: General F F. Bradley, president: James Graham, vice president, and vii. liam E. Weld, jr., secretary and treas llrnr-
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THE NEW CUBAN TARIFF.
The Reduction on American Export

The Reduction on American Exports.
 Madrid, Sept. 10-The official Gazette has not yet completed the publication of all the schedules of the new Cuban tariff. The reduction in the duty on American goods is considerable. with the exception of crude petroleum, upon which the duty is not changed. There is considerable reduction in the duty on refined petroleum, and the duties on firearms and canned goods. as articles of luxury. are slightly increased.
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THE CONGO REVOLT.
Many Belgians Killed and All the Forts
 in the Torro District Destroyed

4"aiAJ pSiSidlS hllleu anu All IitS i oA '9
 in the Zorro District Destroyed
 Brussels, Sept. 1O,-Late mail advices from the Congo show that the revolt in the Buddu territory is connected with the mutinous Congolese troops in the Zorro district, who are said to have killed fifty-nine Belgian officers and men, to have destroyed all the forts. and to be committing depredations right and left.
 An army commanded by Mugwanya, the Roman Catholic premier of Buddu. and one of the few loyal Buddus, was dispatched to the Torro district in June in order to fight the mutinous Congo- lese troops on the frontier, and the dis loyal Buddus, availing themselves of the opportunity afforded by the absence ot MugWanya, began their depreda- t1ons. These Congolese mutineers have eight Maxim guns and large supply of breech-loading rifles.
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PROMINENT SUFFIELD LADYS
 SIIDDEN DEATJ

Sufiield, Sept. 10.-Miss Helen L. Archer, who had more than local reputation for her interest in public affairs, died suddenly of heart disease at her home on Main street, thls after noon, aged fifty-nine years. She was regent of Sibil Dwight camp, chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, and it was mainly through her the charter was obtained. She leaves two sisters and two brothers. The funeral services will be held Sunday af- ternOon
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MARY ANDERSON NOT TO SING.
Denial of the Report That She is tc

Denial of the Report That She is to
 Appear in Concert.
 London, Sept. 10.-Mrs. Antonio r. de Navarro (Mary Andersonl telegraphs to the Associated Press saying that the statement of the Daily Mail to the ef- feet that she may appear on the con- cert platform in London this autumn is absolutely false. Mrs. de Navarro adds that her only effort in this direction will be to sing one evening in a small village for charity.
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THE UPRISING IN INDIA.
The Afridis Are Gathering for Another
 flo

The Afridis Are Gathering for Another
 Attack.
 Simla, Sept 10.-It is reported that the Afridis are collecting in the Bazan valley, intending to attack Bara or Jamrud. The Afridis were seen by Col onel Richardson's flying column return Ing from the Khyber Pass with one hundred and fifty dead. They left three hundred dead behind them
 The Isakhel and Burakhel tribes have informed the Haddah Mullah that he must send them assistance or they can- not oppose the British advance
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THE PANAMA CANAL CANARD

Colon, Colombia, Sept. 10.-Nothing is known here of the report published To- cally as an extract from New York newspaper that concession has been granted to British syndicate to com plete the Panama canal The rumor is generally discredited throughout the isthmus,
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SMALL BLAZE IN wOODMONT. Fire that started from some unknown cause damaged J. H. Brewster's cot tage at Woodmont Thursday night It was observed by Captain J. w. Lowe of this city who gave the alarm. The fire department responded in two min-
 utes, but by that time the blaze had been eXtinguiShed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-11
SOUTH AFRICAN MINE DISASTER

Five White Men and Twenty Five Kaf-
 frs Killed
 Johannesburg, Sept. 10.--An explosion of dynamite has taken place in the magazine of the George Goch deep-lev- el mine, causing terrible havoc. Five white men and twenty-five Kaffirs are known to have been killed.
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A RICH GOLD FIND IN COLORADO

A RICH GOLD FIND IN COLORADO.
 Woodland Park, Col, Sept. 1o.-Ore running $20,000 to the ton has just been found one mile west of this place. Pieces of quartz the size of walnuts were taken out which were half gold There is great excitement among min ing men. It has not been demonstrated yet whether the rich ore is float or the apex of an ore chute.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-11
PROSECUTION FOR HIGH TREA

Vienna, Sept. 10.-Proceedings have been commenced against Herr Iro, a German Nationalist deputy, on the charge of high treason, said to have been committed in speeches which he has delivered in protesting against the ordinance in Bohemia ordaining the use of the Czech language side by side with the German.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-11
arnnisinns, &r. BUTTER 1!

Best Elgin Creamery 22c lb, AZ lbs for $I.oc.
 Peaches for Canning ; large luscious Yellow Crawfords, Stumps, Mountain Rose, La dies Choice, etc. Also Bartlett Pears, Plums and Tomatoes.
 Green Ginger Root roc ID. A nice Red Salmon Sc can, regular price I3c.
 Try a pound of Lyon brand Coffee in the bean ground to order.
 When you are. in our store call for a cake of White Be- rax Soap, only Be: greatest trade winner in the city.
 $. s. ADAMS, cor. State and Court Sts.
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OTHER uARKErs-Br TELEGRAPH.

E,s, buffalo April 2-Cattle-Recelpts. ltV oa go
demand kinds market fued seaus -, r5igh
1rcce finished smooth steers, S1D$o ~, a. ~
steers SO 65Qs4 49, choice smooth lat hesrs %
80 -nooth well fattened - 33ds3 30 r
feeiers-Receipts lncludlng 'hS - %
st5rk Dull but steady. Native stock s'eexs' 7sSeSt go
choice s. 65as3 So; feeders good % ssa & feeders
.hocs to prime 81 S0Qsi Milch cows anu lie.
Receipts * cars; market steady StalS.g iu ,, ~ God
s36qs4i good to fancy sprngers s'-I "a @ de,,snd
<IsnSN Calyes-Rrcepis, 900 mead hc''se a. 49,
$3.50 5,a lnr rsr cwt higher Common 20 tair 60 -oH
"a 50 god to extra 81 1885 So heavy f-d anu
nIks s2413 Hogs-Recepts. ~ cars paikss T, y,, ~
iii. mid mostly a nickel lower Good 20 choice fotHss
e. 80. mixed packers grades 81 70 heaVy mugs
si9si Is. roughs 81 65us3 -. sheep ana 1nos ass
seipts Il cars fair demand FOR both KINDS shs'P sa
s hS,ce 10 BRINE 81 35Gsd 20 common 70 good - sog
q. ,,' 60 choice missed sheep - OgS5 eulls ana
common sheep, $3d>' a. - ,os.
Fast Liberty April l2-Ca,tle higher; prime. - Jog
- - JoVs shade lower, prime assorted medium 81 -'V
~. hst erers 2OGst -, heavy, 81 2VqSi - com
IN g. fsir Workers. 81 l0nSi 10. pigs. - vOast 10
rourhs 81 759s3 sheep higher clipped sheep , 9,
= y .., ,...,.
Kansas city April l2.-Ca,rle Receipts, 1000 head
81 Steers natives Sass 10. native cows anu
frsfs 81 5O4Si 81, stockers and feeders - '"e>t W
i,,s So o5dIsi 30 Hogs-Receipts. 900 hrad eoseu
weak; blk sales 81 s1gss @ - ss 4 e. ~
York.rs 81 sOas3 o. pigs. sSgsd % Snrrp i'rse'pts'
49,, had. market strong. amt~. ~ cppsJ 20 mut'ohs
s: jopSi % r.-.- q 49,, -. a.,,,.
ana stred,. fancy export steers - % iar 10 onScr
anu stlng steers 81 25l$j. stockrrs and feeders
U.s.. ~, r',ss ana mixed 81 5yus5 cows and heiers
s.gsS 10 Hoss- kres'p55is t ~ sheen"Reeeips D cU
DC n'lr;hrt over natives Sias+ u. lambs 81 Das'
Texas sheen. sJgS4 %
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pickied shoulders steady at o.c picked MANS
s,anS. a, e6gisr =. TNLIDw-Dui quoted, 37sc
Rrs'r.-There a firm tone 20 tfr mhFhe' 20.
foreign especially Japan sorts when were IN nchn spos
snnv Te other grades Of foreign sold well Buyers are
Zinc rice TO arrive Domestic sorts were ia soou re-
ones, at full prices. The New orleans market was n,
ch.r enuthern markets steady 70 nrn with soe
ssna,d THE latest cables from foreign markets report
dinarv S.uS7sc: TO good, 4g'sc. il1 70 a. :;
47.a5isc; fancy 5stn6c; head rice oaee' 80
isc: do in bond 2.d3isc; japan 44pf.c' java '"''1
Rangoon. in bond. 2a2Sc. ,,,,. .o,,y. with
SI.t,ps-Clover and timothy were quite hsuNr, w" w
steady tone Prices without important ehahbr. W.
oo,,e. clover common ~ far 81 j0g>' so ch9'ee 70
fancy SsaS3: timothy fair. s3aS3 90 i0i w us"
grade s., IJaS4 nax~esd. s5isc. r. New OF ,,.,s
sT-GAR-The attraction the sugar naihe.
decline on nearly all grades ~ frii.i $50 .. ~
i.c ana Nos4 and declined lU, hIl Nvs anu 40
X and 10 declined lice Nos TO- H. l. anu 10 VIZ
hanged There fair demand al tIe ue. %
b hrask WIS anticipated and country buyers were hee
fore Influenced much THEREBY, ~ -, rnsi On ,hs
a little unsettled. with prices more or res no"ls on INC
l,sis - aic FOR centrifugal ~ Tor ov Isl HusNy
go ANA a-r for 50 test molasses sugar freIs WIZ
f wiling 10 pay the above prices but the; were quY.su
as the basis u sales The London msiks' wa
ont mportlnt chang and the private cables reported ss
Follows. Cane quiet little demand; Java los "a ia re
dining 9s Beet steady; prices fully mantahed Ap a.
NJ - ga.d Late Saturday there was a SAFE OF $50
hae. trinidad centruga basis oj test the price 70 oe
nxed b. mex: The local prices Tor renhed sut1
oowlereI and coarse powdered 4c; gIanuated and me
sanu!ated Csc: and extra hns granulateu fS,
cor rectio.efs' graduated and cubes, $50 NNNN
poedered Dc: mould A. 47sc. diamond 4, +,sc; cIais,
TONERS y $40; Nos !, and 3 4lsc; No 4sS; No 2,
10 csc No H. 3ac: No II 3iic; No Is. 4sc, No y;
ale. No 10 3.c. No 49, 3lsc The market Tor rehhea
closed steady Deliveries were made promptly tO-eAJ.
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IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


e. no oatsd. speculative interest in evidence the c9t'n
rear seyeiss and to points the dssn;
nihs During the morning rsnss o Wsf &
lie. IN The day European houses bought in small way
The 3S o Sea r s'slo sale. We're
nm Ss sG;t'n changes being noted in ooed
though the river slowly rising at several points Pr-
s1's bs s Mssp 9 Vaey that Should the
' next four ws @ G whSh had about been given
Up Estimate: or the cYrtsHen cf o sii bo yea Grop
ey pSsSictons o. los Of 100000 bales southern spot
markets steady with fairy goo 1u pi con e
'inuss firm with held at ecc the quotation which
Iandsuer CO. Of Liverpool Indications point to an East
i9dan Of 1000 pse Geld sss az 10 600 cantas is
i,ossd Tor in Egypt against previous estimates OF 300
ia aspo IS 'f a iFf fairy good INQUIRY being noted 70;
yarns ana eohs al Manchester ana gee 10 90
talss IN place Saturdays quotation or lloi
ssy Haqg ns oGot va. as follows galveston quiet
sad re sales $50 bales New3ree,ncso 3 que.
s,esdT; S sales ?o7 bales Memphis quiet ard steady
x; sales 800 Gales Augusta steady; Tic sales loo
bales ST Louis STEADY 80 sses oo7 oS,es sales Bs
dull; 7ssc. sales Estimates for the weeks re-
ss Ire Rr'' week %y Ho ona last sly, Year, Recep
Memphis to-day. 2o bales against ~. ia e Week
sgsns: li7s bales week ago and AS haes list year
to be very satisfactory With spnner with few exceptions
vel ,inde good margins. The
of quarterly Of n'iF
well Dividends. tend 10 bear Out asseT ios of sS
business in Manchester TRADE Russia. Swlizerland
Germany Italy and France Is said 10 he fairly good
though hardly favorable Spinners are
saii ID be working on full time
TosncrTows estimated receipts az NewOf!eans, 23pp 70
500 1917 bales last week and l9o'
ta,ss year Estimated receipts az Houston tomorrow
200 500 bales against 941 bales last week and 5Oi2
bales last The Department; 81 Agriculture estimates
the agricultural interests stalks by thu Mississps
foods $76.O000oo Receipts the ports to-day vera
s.S(@ bales. making total 50 far THE week Of 14o4o
bales September l. 63Os 1874 bales. Exports
from Newyork Great Britain, 1861 bales: 10 France
12l bales 70 Continent I2S bales Present stock OF
cotton in NewYork go 962 bales, and total stock at the
90 ls2 bales Total from all the ports 70
Great Britain have been 2 6s1 bales 70
France Ol55l6 bales; the Continent La 1893 bales
and Channel. iSi bales.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
steady: sales l2.On bales speculation and 800
haies American. II coo bales receipts, 1000 bales;
American. 5000 bales; uddns uplands 1920. Futures
i-64d decline. Closed quiet.
cline. January February. BAD; April Al S; AprMav.
9s2b Mav-JIne 3G.sb. June-Juy. 3G2b: Juiy-Auglst.
3sisb; emher Sob September October 3j9h;
October embcr 3i7b; November 34+i=b; De-
extraordinary Si4b Manchester quiet but steady
Cloths SLOWLY.
T-he rage Of cunt-oc. orres was as foloys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April i2 CspeciaD.-wheat advanced 2 cents
bushel and held It. The rally started at Liverpool.
where prices Upheld. Every market in this country
higher. ST. Louis doing better than any other At
the close IL showed a gain pa cents compared with
here. cents Minneapolis and rs cents at
Duluth. There a drive at the market early
By some OF interests but before the close there
was general inclination buy the bulls believing in
an advance and bears fearing May opened at
e6. sold 80 and Gss and closed at 81 cents
sellers. July at sga cent discount Nervousness
was the feature There lot q from the
Northwest probably the important Of the day re-
latnx 10 the situation and the delay In spring
wheat planting. It was rather inexplicabs that ST.
Louis in OF this Northwestern news. was the
strongest the country There nothing SEN
reD5 from Of s aid not eem to be
consideration at ALL having so exactly realized tho ex
some belicose Athens bulletins bat eonsos showed no
change The statistics Were r@'ner ou.sn oesss s -
the visible Of y1OOc bushels decrease on passage 81
so 0c bushels decrease IN me Engish 's txs 90
bushels Nor,nw e 10 so snshss The cash de-
mand was Disappointing nothing being taken for snip
all The gossip here was that We'll WHO OK ,sS
night try the buying side The tax was 'h@' 10 was
Oh Corn was advanced y cent by shorts and closed strong
May opened 2aA. sod between 2S. 6d ana ~ ,a ana
closed al - am west and more promised for TUESDAY
They thought SATURDAY mat e sa."y with go cars
Tor Tuesday Clcaranees were gh-g 90 bushels sam a.
R RSsng a. n Ss There Sss ds
crease in the visible OF $1,000 bushels ana so y
as - 100 0ao bushels As all the room traders nave
f -, RE- we're most or them buyers
frazier Updike and others Inc West was uoi's
some selling. o, . ally a. corn-Asfis cent
May opened at i6s sofa oea" ,,r ~ rn Nest OF uxht
cs'os and Il wheat strsnstn me nnpeotom Wa
IscelPes ,,,h O cars Tuesday. Seeding WIS re
iv r, General In and Illinois; two or three
~, >, irv weather would make Henersi- 'irha'Ss'
ssAss 10 seaboard were 1900 bushels ,, a,
Tsv, ss saturday, Sfrd '''i iad u SsS
cents os hog receipts light-Ooo today WIZ
| prlc
81 temand was sharp The EnSish paStsrs wei
eish raa hnying war by the Cudahy Packing Com
sellers ne sna"nr ana the Chicago Packing Company
PAM, nat a biz days trade. The announcement .! th'
e;overnment of the loss ~ loss oS uiseaAe III w w.
| ,yea nor as heavy expected -. =, - =, nil na..
On me e Ss hts puts May corn 80 cats,
s-rf-
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snarps, ..asoc; feed. 52kd55c: city BRAN 1OQToc:
onmeai. Sis oogS2V 80: hominy chop 52isd55c.

bran.
Oilmeai. sis Sogsc0 so: honiny chop 52,ta55c
Ora S.-wHEAr-with few exceptions the whea,
ns al hs so,r n p soay from n start 10
she msks sn no .. ssou, all favorable to The bull side q
SATURDAY We're obliged 10 pay a sharp to-day.
a a., me S.se tee market was hac igher than satur
was war news. accompanied by slight decline in British
consols and opening advance Of Mold in the LIVER
pool cable. The was further helped by decrease
" oV.VV push IN ne amount Of wheat On passage. ana
Tor The week From the West Of very heavy
suyms oy prominent Chicago shorts and sharp demand
rom u Louis parties The latter was said TO have been
prompted by unfsv0rabe crop reports coming chiefly
sources reduced the probable condition that State by
% next report 70 80 or 50 against 40 by the
as an influence by continued weather. causing further
Inclined to ease on little. following local realizing
sales but later in the session there another decided
$1,000 bush In the English visible and strong late cables
strong and higher There was a little buying the
day attributed to the Government report but generally
TIE visible supply showed weeks decrease Of $4,000
stocks Of wheat in store and aoa; decreased 2o bush
while the supply Of contract wheat was reduced l" ~
3se 400 bush OF wheet bbs and 1888 sacks OF
-four In both the Chicago and NewriCrk marheis
actively than % late but their bids were 100 Iar
1000 bush we're sold for export. including 5000 bush
spring wheat private terms spot tScT eSsn pnTb
quoted a. Go. over May soa, TO 1 bars winter int
ii.e over May' store: May closed .ic..;.
CSRN-The market showed decided strength touay
partly IN sympathy with wheat and partly on continued
wet wes, which is having some enect upon t.s
movement Shorts good buyers In the local market
ana tradlay fairly liberal scale espf
cisy in TIA late when there was rnarAed
strength shown prices being sa &C net hgher man
Saturday Additional factors OF strength durins me Gay
Of $4,000 bush In tie visible suppi'
decrease OF bushels passage ana failne III
OF o37 the worlds shipments ihvei,I dos
cables were about higher than SATURDAY casn ats
footed Up 81 Ooo bush. Of which l6oco bush were ~.
port Details follows; No corn. 5000 Dusn % oon
vator, do ia bush private terms b aho&, o 49,
bush unr-aded yellow 22se Delivered o.. .an
n,arle< shared tho in other cereals out .e
throushoi. the day extremely dun no 1910. s
uhstever in futures being reported. The seinhtss VS.
o..,sted nv rains West delaying movement ana s NJ
The visible supply showed weeks deer 20 COO L,,sL
t,eb Total stocks NJ New-York decreased ~ wv Jus,
ard the contract stock decreased Hs.Dp uts" i,ane
cesh rarke. sale- aggregated G5Np ouNl nvIAaSS
"a n, hnsh FOR export as follows Trek ana uneranpn
Hhste rs 600 hush oSTosc. ne 10 GUILTY ,s 70 ooo
IN 600 bush 23c d~ivercd No White cnppenn' ~ 90
b,sb yriyete terms export; No . oals ouo'eu
elevator: No 2 oats. 2c; No "h'e' ~ am ~
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v,,poprAS PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iaverpooi April H. 3:i5 p m w , no
..,E.rn spring steady at tn 2isd Corn Aier'Sai
NIKE. SPOT new hrm al % G'd: AmsrcaA 90 o s t
-, - si.d Four--St Louis fancy winter cui, n'
In. al London Paeinc COAST du a. o'bs's a.. "a
iiois r,sss firm EGs 81. prime mess hrn as ,n
~ pr,m. mess Western frs 0os prime ,ess
i"in Wsstern hr-n is- HAms-shOtt cut - 70 10 10
nr, .as 81 ia :on-Cumberand cut y 10 80 ID arm
~. hort rib D, ~ ~ arm. rs Tong crai "eoisr
Sc; ~ ~ AZ b arm roo I'd long clear mcd,es heavy
n 40 to- - NJ irm e5s Cd short clear monses ne"eE
~. - n, ar,n .5s bellies l. 20 ~ - hf,h .'r
81 shoulders square, u 70 II No. a n ms finest White
,nreS steady l6s ID Tslow-prm cry hrnl is
81 oottonseed oilLverpoo refined hrin 3s 30 A.
ioisg iinse.d oil dull i5s Imports oi wneat iop tns
os 100 nr. from Pacific ports. l8@p ars rom other
oors SO as The imports OF corn from Aua''' port"
sor the week. ~ 200 Qrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, April f2-Fiour dull Western super ~ w
la%y g ses.. s .a1as
wheat straight 50 eSgs4 TO- sales l9 DBL Wn ay 100
7 11f Sso ss9' . s%1 s
bush Southern wheat by sample 1907 Corn h aic
sS 1 ssam %sp'h mixed z1s sSa nsy
9 Dq os. SSSlG' 70 g1,is s"s sss
sssas!e stock 1901 bush rye s,ssder No nearby 1Dy
choice timothy sis So Grain reish,s very quiet: steam
s to e s sp ana d MAY Nay s sS f ss
lated s. Io per 100 Butter unsettled fancy cream
sd s,ops psSEa sSc Esss afm fresh
Zee 80 s:ay fr an WSsss % 40 per
lon Tor finished goods in carloads 81 Slas 80 per gallon
for jobbing lots.
sPliSs patents 81 i:gs. clear and :sIa.Si seg
W oats steady TsssD!s 80 sSsa tanss cggss
arm; Tsssi5ss bush: yellow;
s' .s d ans r 81 M Md Sa Ss @ Ddsn
dngs. si2asl5 red dog hour sl4esl. i; PORK Dun;
!: $780,. hind s's aSsr!.is Ss. E;H st. a a%
ia Mutton and yearlinss $685. vss sgsc Ba
imitation iosl4e; ladies' Sglc. Cheese quiet; North
ern. logI2ac; Western. 40lf14c.
.eliSs s..n. lss.s 81 sitssh. s s.Sss
Snls5 Pr'ini n per- sfaf ea asa
fm; receipts, $50 bush; steamer yellow. s$c; No
and steamer 32c. Mllfeed quiet spring bran. to ship
lake and RAIL- s12 winter bran. s14 50 mddngs $i2g
Sl5 -four s14G$l< 10. Pork dull and short
cuts si; lean ends sio 5asl2 So backs soasli hams
o. g9%c. Iard-fire a. GCc compound 494Sc. Bacon.
quarters si0as1 %; fores Sass so Lambs arm: NUT
and yesrlings eIS1c. Veal 9G9isc. Butter dull;
Norhern creamery lSa20c Western. lsalsc; imitation,
western. vb"isc
hayS a5 ss5 S e.sprns whsa. quiet steady No
nsr' yn, No Northern. old. 76i2c; new
sec WINTER "h c n. ,nvr No red on track s9c
SsI.e; No d. 27Ha2sc No YET supB,y; No yellow
27s.c No corn 27a27i1c No corn .; 10 S NJ
No mixed 1919 Barley, soasee Rye nesscteysoiSs;
On track csc. Flour dull weak; best patent spring. -
asa @ bakers straight spring. "a i5gs4 io bakers clear
spring 81 65G$3 S. low grade spring y VgsS TO- ps,se
winter 1884 30; low grade winter. ~ ygSS grahat'
best. s4qs4 10 .
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cash quotations follows; Fiogr steaady crn
a9S2fs yeS~ gs.sG - oats is';S; N sie
xs b ag7o J. No asa Ssi:t No
seed 7277c prime smGthy seed 10 e - shors
P1 Ss d RsF Dose SS s. 1aT .te Ss
ASHES ASHES dn sis gods I per gal s cut lOaf
S granuated s. o. on the Produce EHchaHsf TO-
diaries 9g6c. Eggs firm; fresh. &c. Cheese weak %
CINCINNATI April 12-Eour nr fancy s4ast IS; fam fam
Rye steady; No 39a8!c Lard rn at 81 Oh Bg "
Wbsseg F active at aud shsr at ST TO- Butter steady
So at Sc Cheese steady good to prime Ohio nat. ''
wsgks AD iawhsss Fns5 err; No sIn spring tn q sa &C.
aF% sq FSs n sa's a. 's:s s No
, Ag5 :19s meE S e 5als
.ssssa s:ass sass % first clears
co15ass AD May t0s i9 iua
a5 '2H5 Ss a: az
d 9 steady Flour No Sals Ap Butter My asd 10
Sn' W 0sS5 sas is 2 s.
and Western l0go me latter toT free cases Cheese
R' %n So o sp nc nnq ve esned d at s
Il e snd s re- SfHfd @ ad Saa
s Sol IS 70 f. so 70 s so"n &
96 si IN ssDHs d. 0 Soatry
: sSa 49, Sss:s 20 S3u f
fowls choice, 9aec; do fair TO good. SIC; chickens.
fancy Western 0c choice do &c; do fair good 1gsc:
ducks nearby. l2g1ic; Western 60. logic broiles 10
gisc; geese. 3a6c.
st. Louis April i2-But,er weak; creamery l5gl91c;
dairy iOQlGc Eggs higher, 72.c. Pork higher standard
jobblng. s. GGSs so Lard higher prime steady,
81 10QS4 In BaconBoxed shoulders So % extra short
clear 50 37l: ribs 50 30: shorts 50 70. DTy salt meats
Boxed shoulders s.. extra short clear S. ribs. 50 ID
short, s. 22ls.
Toledo. April i2-Wheat active, hg1er; No 2 cash
9Oc; MAY 9lAc. Corn active higher; 81 mixed. 23g
oats steady: No mixed l7ia Rye dun: No cash, BE
| Coyerseed active, steady; prime cash. 81 10 OIL I'M
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sorruERN corroN MARErs.

ca,,.s,or Aprl l2-cotton nEm' mdding, -,r,.eI low
,rssog o., good ordinary &c; receipts LOO bales.
ssiss aol bales: stock ~. lol bales. ,.,. -, ,
n.fioa~ ,Hr rood ordinary. 1916; receipts lob
bale,. exports coastwise. no paws s"'''' - 1890
rtock vs2 bsle- 81. 49,. .,,,.,. rttdiing TIC.
III -6c good ordinary o-ibc; ne, and
Nv "u ,,s ia bales exports oosswise. 5000 paesi
ssiss 4 M. bales; stock. $4,000 bales - ,,,,,n.
sa,annah April l2.-Cotton quiet ana easy, mI"uiIhe
1c low miidinE 64.c; receipts 4oe eass a,1 81 ~