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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
MOUNT VERNON GOLD MINE.

The Mount Vernon is near the Green
and Excelsior and with the same history.
il is opened by three tunnels; 600 tons Of
ore was taken out and milled which
yielded 500, 600 or $50 per ton. The vein
is about II inches thick. The openings
in the mine and the tunnels already
driven leave little Co be done TO put 10 on
a paying basis. Small veins Of rich ore
have proven the most profitable in min
ing It is much cheaper 90 crush lO
tons uf $50 ore than 100 tons OF IS 30 ore,
the average of many paying mines. The
Mount Vernon was carefully examined
with the Green and Excelsior before pur-
chasing, and selected uDOn its merit
The Mount Vernon is not large mine,
but the ore is very high grade. 10 Is in
the right section and, like tho Green and
Excelsior, is near the Confidence and
Saulsby. Mr.. Fred Sutton and Joseph H.
Jose. Nj. f.. Of California reported
favcrably on this mino property 1t is a
valuable mine. 1t is G00xlj00 feet, I. ;.
Patent
Aportion OF the Capital Stock is of
fered for sale at as cents per share to
further open ard develop The property.
way, New York.
prospectus and maps of ither
'aIi Street, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
GREEN GOLD MINE.

The Green Gold Mine is opened and
equipped with "A ten stamp mill hoistinR
works and buildings for the workinon. IL
has q double compartment shaft about 2lO
feet dean ana a tunnel run in on the vein
of ore i2O feet and hundreds If feet of
drifts. The mill is capable'of crushing 80
tons of ore "A day. The hosting works
arc sufficient TO work tho mine q 20 y hun
rer ton. The mine has produced so 900.
having the entire cost Of opening the
mine and erecting the plant at a cost OF
$50. COO At the same ratio per ton as tho
ore worked and tho mill supplied with
thirty tons per day, 1t would earn from
$50 600 to S2QQ. 600 a year. or from 80 TO 40
ner cent. on the par value of tho stock.
Sufficient ore can be mined to run twenty
stamp ard double the returns Tho Green
il uear the Confidence mine, which pro-
duced q, 25O, O0O, aud the Saulsby, which
has Welded g. son, GOO and is similar in
character and il 40Oxlt00 feet.
q portion OF the stock of the Green
Gold Mine is offered for sale at SO cents
per share, to further develop the prop
crty and increase the output.
c. r. GRANT,
Make remittsnccs TO, and addr
or all the mines, v
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
SPECIAL

Opportunity for the shrewd, con-
servstive, economical buyer. A
chance that makes an epoch III
the growth of our business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
OPENED DEVELOPED AND


ExceI
n
ton o he
MountV Vernon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
ScOfeld Notes.
scoFlELD, July IA, 1857

sCOFlELDj July AZ 1000
To the Editor:
A petition is being circulated for
signatures asking the county court to
appoint j. l.. Price OF Scofield %
sheriff OF Carbon county vice e.,
DOnant resigned.
VIM. Pugh and George Wilson were
tried before Justice OF tho peace J. s..
Thomas at Winter Quarters yesterday
on charge of disturbing the peace oil
ID. Rosser and family. They were
fined So and 81 80 costa each. Wilson
paid HIS fine, hut Pugh preferred to go
10 Jail. County Attorney Warf ap'
pIared for the State.
II has made It quite inc0n venient
for the employees Of the Z. V. Coal
company, now that they are paid In
checks, but the Union Pacific has
done still worse at Sooiielu, they have
quit paying altogether.
SONS OF the Scofielu mineTs have
been pu. on st Winter Quarters.
There was born tosthe wife OF Frank
Mercwether yesterday, a girl. Mother
and .child are doing well and the
father wears a bright smile.
We have mad frUsts every night un-
til last night, and the hay crop in
Pleasant Valley is quite backward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17

from SD to IS n bush1l for them.
The names Uf the different kinds OF
peas that Mr.. 5imm ia 90 successfully
raises and for which there is such y
foreign demand q known only to
himself which is one o. tbs secrets Of
the business.
Jacob Freeman, an employe OF the
Rcd River MininE company at Ac.
ton, Cal, was arrested wudnei day
night for pracicing . cruel joke ON y
mall boy. freeman was celabrating
the Fourth OF July by exploiting firi
crackers. For Amusement more *.
ting he dTopge! q lighted DO d In
tho pocket OF a little boy named Kelly.
The explosion blew lsrce portion "
y q hoy's groin away, and he Is 10 n
very critical condition. Freeman wac
10 erswer to charge Of felony, under
houds Of 50 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
Salt Lake Templs,

The Salt Lake Temple will close ON
Friday, July End, ami reopen Oh
Monday, August 2, 1897.
LOREN 20 SNOW, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
Manti Temple.

The Manti temple will close on Fri.
day the 10Th OF July. and reopen on
Monday the ?3'd OF August, 1897.
JOHN ID. I. MoALLIsTER,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
AN BRYAN TO THE FRONT.

caiisd 1tS ", Interval MIR. Bryan wa,
fsIsiutIosnsoou when the gsntIem mus
|lp,y',I tns applause that Mid, I H. neigu'
Ia, ,ps waa desiening. NJ, "d sdeAt
etoa.souaalhg from a severe c,i Ryan
ka,cSH u'nlly cd not make 'O,u an
StsHs So on. As be stepped 10 t,a long
'hAr Bryan tue 1ns suiienoe suggested
!fsntlemsn1 =" we, was all night" md ,Sa
.sOlauop 'I ny it is rreat ran
me. when am
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
Logan Temple.

LOGAN, Utah, June l7sh, 1897
The Logan Temple will close on Fri.
day, the 10th OF July, and reopen on
Monday, thu l5th OF September, 1897.
nj. w. MERRILL,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-17
Classified Business Directory.

Architects
J. A. HEADLUND Dooly Block.
NJ. ID. KERN, over ISL south Main St.
Bakers,
f. W. FULLER 81 L. Ist South.
Dressmakers.
SKOGLUND & CARTENS, as south
West Temple
Electrical Work and Supplies.
DOUGLAS AND EGAN, Basement
southwest corner and South and Main.
Employment Agencies.
UNION EMPLOYMENT AND RENT
AL AGENCY, Rooms S and 9, 75I
south Main st
Livery ana Roarding Stables.
McCoYS STABLES, 80 w. and South.
Mldwives and Nurses.
MRS. II. HUMPHRlES,14a State St.
Poultry and Produce.
UTAH POULTRY &. PRODUCE COM
MISSION co ,to6 W. Ist South ST..
Umbrella Makers and he
paircrs
MCKENZIE. IIS W. Ist South.
Hotels.
THE WALKER, European plan, s.5
Main St.
Building and Milling.
COMMERCIAL MILL & BUILDING
Co. 14I-I45 5. Third West 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


cor-rON-Th. cotton showed in somewhat
better form to-day but after all disappointment 70
good many traders had bought yesterday on the
reaction theory The gain for the day was an az
vance only l64 points At the best the market ony
showed an advance 3II points and closed at the low"
EST figures OF the day. with but $500 bales sold IN the
face ~ reports Of disastrous break in the levees or
Louisiana south side flooding Madison 1ensas and
Concordia counties which In 1880 raised 100000 bales
According wires there is but little nope or
raising crop this year these counties as viii be
impossible for the subside in time for planting
with certainty No quotations were received
from the Liverpool cotton market to-day In The after
noon there OF warlike conditions IN
renewed selling. Tut the bears were
inclined conservative. In view of the disappearance
OF cotton the rapid decrease In the visible
supply statements in connection with the further re
ports OF spreading South and the strong
late planting in OF the most
important localities. This feature 10 attract more
than possibility OF the present trouble be
Turkey and Greece involving the Great Powers OF
Europe Of protIacted holiday IN Liverpool to-
opening cables from that place looked for
ward 20 with unusual Interest calculated indicate
English estimate Of the political situation In Europe
from September l TO Apri IL, inclusive. SoO737O
bales. against 651So3 bales last 1898 6S bales
1895 and 7Oas SOP bales in 1894 The since
Sentonber shows receipts at all United States porte
407 979 bales against 492S04 bales last year 75S sol
bales in 1895 and 5jS5 iP5 bales in lS94 Including
left ports ana interior from
crop, the numSer OF bales brought
the the supply 10 date Is 343 bales
against $50 bales for the year.
celpts port. to-day 1o,O9i bales far this
week AID bales making total receipts
l. @ 624 bales. Exports TO Great Britain. 200 bal,s
t. Continent 4SA5 bales Consolidated
49, bales including 1s2 1877 bales Orleans ard
226 COL bales New York. The spot quiet
and steady. unchanged m.ddling upaEds quoted Side
consumption l5 bales total 30j5 bales. The for
we shipn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April % (spcciaD.-The phl"gmatic English
Spectator took all the bullishness to-day Of the
thuslastic American. Liverpool which had closed
since Thursday. started this morning In almost hum
drum fashion Liverpool wheat prices opened up equal
TO about bushe. which about half as much
as the advance shown at one time Yesterday In this
market compared with Thursday. British consols were
OF only fraction the best possible proof that the Eng
shmen did anything the Mediterranean posi-
ton to go wild over. The result weak open
ing here and rather indifferent market to
Buying influential interests which
selling Monday helped to rally the market from the
and close not far from the best prices Of the
day, although a under last night May opened from
49,. to 72s. sod between 721, and AS and closed
1875 Liverpool closed lower than It opened There
n rumor from New-York about OF fory-slx
loads export this denied before the close
the business put low four loads. There
good deal Of bull talk -four. Psbury claimed that
the -four sales Minneapolis last week had aggregated
500 bis That contributed somewhat the
about 10000 b. she's Brad.treets announced the de-
in the worlds visible as 29is0oo bushels The de-
shipments for the week were i4iS.0o0 bushels. San
ciearsnee. we're igh--1lo 600 bushels from all pog:s
Minneapolis and Duluth had 200 cars against 800 cars
had led he realizing selling Monday-cudahy, Linn.
selling here There crop complaints from Ohio.
Corn relatively firm. closing : cen, over Monday
IA sod between 2is and 249, cents and closed ths
TOP The incident was GSyerng o.S q on short H. line by
were ia cars with only Is estimated wednes-
day. Gables hgNd. higher Seaboard clearanccs
were GO bushels.
There was about such a situation in oats a. in corn.
most corn was also decided the best buyer OF oats.
covering line possibly 800 900 bushels Oats opened
at decline Of u cent but recovered half OF II. May
3 at @ % cars a 10 sa N iSe S
Provisions opened easy but closed firm a Mondays
las, nrres Those packers who had freely yes
terdav were BUYERS to-day the Chicago Packing
c mpany Anglo American and the International There
wera 10 coo hogs with 25oCO estimated Wednesday;
nrIc.s cents lower. Cables Indifferent the cash
demand FOR meats is fair but the stock OF lard is
on The curb puts May whea, closed at I2t;
"caLs" at 7Tis cents 'fu's on May corn, 2ais0-i$:
calls" 25i- cents . 80.
May wheat the curb sold nj az. ana at 10 and
c.CSad NJ 7l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. ATTlI 81 iev

Calves IN good demand NJ further advance OF ~
ai5c. There a good demand fer hogs, but buyers
hold or 7rS gaie@ made at re-
ductions Of 2ha5c. Sales were made at an extreme
range OF 20. The bulk OF tie offerings sold az
81 iOasi Is roueh coed pack lots bringing 81 700
81 o. while pigs sold largely a, ~ 15a$ TO- There was
good demand for sheep and prices ruled steady al S3T
s. Inferior sheep To- 500 p for choice
10 nrirne lots Lambs sold for 50 G5ISJ 90 Receipts
cattle COO head: hogs ~. 900 head sheep 1000 head.
Kansas city. April t'attc--stcndy 70 strong. Hogs
s5 mixed 80 sO0s3 D2s: lights SO 50Gs3 50: Yerkers
81 1898 80; pigs 80 1898 10 sheep-steady; lambs
81 G0Gs4 10.
East Liberty April 2ocattle steady. unchanged Hogs
fair Workers 81 iOlsi 5 heavy hogs. 81 l0sI 20 pigs
81 aoaSi roughs 81 75Is3 so sheep firm cppsd sheep
rhoi ~ i0T - ~ cho'@H lambs
s. o5ls5 30: spring lambs sJGts: veal calves siqs5
H. Igur .pih ZD--Cattls steady fancy export 6leer3
a. tclss 81 ealr native shipping steers 81 500
81 TO- dressed beef ard butchers steers s3 eodsj steers
under 900 ~ So i0lsi 20; sockeTs and feeders s34
81 7o cows and heifers s2Gsj bulls 81 l01Y; Texas
Indian steers fed g fQlst 70 grass ~ toqs" -
s.: mixed SO 7oas heavy 50 Goas, 10 sheep :, SLOW
,iiye rnu.tons 20 JOs4 90 culs and bucks SI.3 q;
lambs 5OQs5 25: Texas sheep grass ana FED $3asf Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore april Colour firm and unchanged; sales
I 400 bbs Wheat unsettled and easy spot month ana
Ma 7os d79fSc; July 7Gsc asked stock. 4S8 sf' pnS
saies i500v: Southern wheat by sample slGS2c. Corn
easy sDot and month. Is "a 2Ntc. May. ZhltHsc jun
S.Gc0c; July. 29c: steamer mixed 2j1sgEoAc si9ch
~ $40 bush sales 225 0I0 Gouihern white 500
ale. do yellow 29c. OATS firm: No white 2la2oc; ~
rxed 23I5c stock 1886 o34 bush. rye INN; No near
he 4Ic. No Western il2c bid. stock s2oli BUSH LAY
very firm active demand choice grades choice timothy
eggs and cheose steady and unchanged. whisky IN
changed
Boston April 2o.-Four Irregular; spring patents.
81 i0GSI so: clear and straghts, So Ijasi - winter
patents s5GS5 %: clear and straights: - 5000
Cornmea nrm, GiaGec per bag; 81 81 so per
bb. OATS rrn; fancy clipped. 2slzc 40 clipped
ship ar and rail Si1 256slI 20: winter bran sl4 25Q
sIi 20; mddngs s1 25Gsl so red dog -four, si3 "04St
Pork FIRM long and short $40 odSli So lean ends,
s12 5OG s3 backs SO 50DSil hams 8i?90c Lard pure
aim Steers Sass TO- Rndquarers 81 5o0si 90 fores.
s. 50ds5 20. Lambs mutton ard yearlinGs. i01lNlc.
Veal "a o. Rut y; No the n crcame ia 1870;
Western. 16diSc; imitation, IOGl4c; lndles. sale.
Cheese quiet; Northern, 10a2c Western 3aiihc.
Buffalo April 2o--sprng wheat. fair demand: limits
firm: NJ hard. old. SGi.c; new s5ic: No northern.
old. s2s.c; new. S2Hc Winter wheat unsettled; No 2
rcd in store p2sc; State wheat goc Corn--Good in
qury. nrm No yellow in store 2Ti3c; NJ yellow
on track 2Slc. 20 2 &c Oats steady: fair de-
mand. 40 white. 23c: No white 2iisMo2c: No
white 20Izc; No mixed 20iac; No mixed. 1916.
advanced BIC Dbl today: beat patents spring. 81 81
6s4 65: bakery straight spring. 81 llafi 10: clear
spring SO GsGs2 SIS: low grade SO 50S2 10 patent win
ter 1894 hes. family winter. 81 j0usi 81; low
grade SO o0d$3: graham. best. siT$4 10.
Chicago April 2o-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April 20 1897
BEEy1:s- Rscepts . cars; or ioot hsadns cars for
single car for the inarEet Nothing Doing in live cattle
10 day. Feeling generally firm Dressed bee steady at
sides Cables from 10: don and Liverpool quoted Ameri
can steers dun at i". G1lsc per n. dressed weigh:
American reecrator bef stady 9d Dc 10 The Cevic
carried Liverpool today 400 cattle and 1892 sheep Tor J.
Shambers s son; 400 cattle for schwarzschild Sulz-
Eur0p London. iGi cattle for SchwarZschld Suz-
berger and Gj held for j. shamberg son, Tomorrow
the reuonc for Liverpool Is 10 take out 22o quarters
400 quarters Tor y H. Siberian. The Pomcranian Tor
& Sul,,er~er md !. Shtulerg & Son.
CALVES Receipts. only - head: i12 head sale all
NJ tie pens Poor prime ycas quoted SIaS3 -
per lc) n: city dressed yeais c0>sc per 10; country
dressed. l61c. little calves. 3i,RIc.
Eaes-Humc Mullen vc1s. IFS ID average. at S. y
per 100 n.
George Drienback: g veals l52 ~ at So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Ncce'p's. | car OF 26s head 81,
carried YESTERDAY and
put the market making cars on sals-ii.
Jersey city and ~ at siNeih-st buyers were not IN
sellers holding firmly for advance. business was
transacted either market Prices nomnay tho same
as yeseTas WIN m rm fe ing, ell a9nnd Dressed
dressed spring lambs. Sass "a per carcass.
saes-Ncwton & Co.. Yesterday: 1872 unshorn Ohio
HOGS Rcceir's 10 cars or as?e head only 81 head
gale Market trihe nrm at 81 "0asi GO per 100 N
Tor state hos. Country dressed nomnay unchanged.
Sll-s-A. W. Lamb ~ state hogs. $50 M average.
GGeofse oiIlenbaci; state hogs. lis n. at s. So;
81 81 - do ~ n - 81: 20 DO 100 n. at 81 80;
o. 1893 ~ at 81 a. 30 do. 2o7 ~ at 81 49, 'roughs.
s Judd 4 Co. late yesterday: state hogs ia N. at
81 80 - 10 is3 NJ at g. 90 DO iG' III. ct 81 So DO
ii5 NJ At 81 30 l2i Ohio DO ~ n. At 81 go 10 Ten
! do 100 NJ nj 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, April 90 3:45 p. m:-ciosins-whcat No /
rcd Northern spring firm. Is Sad, Corn--American
old nrm q O,sd; April steady, - I.dMay steady Is
7ad June steady IS sid FourSt Louis fancy winter
frm IS Cd Hops at london Pacific dull esq
SIS. Beef-Extra India mess firm. 5ds % prime
firm. AS Oh. Pork-Prime mess. nne. Western nrm,
EOS: prime mess. medium. Western nrm. ASS. Hams
Short cut "a IL H. firm AS "a Bacon-Cumber-
land cut NJ nrrl 2os; short rib. % - IN.
arm. "a; long clear. mddes, light rs to 3s 10 rrm.
us Cd, long clear, mddcs. heavy ~ TO u 10. nrm.
2Gs: short clear middlos. heavy. % 10 % ~ Arm.
clear bellies. II to II 10. Arm. 2ss shoulders
squarc II IA ~. nrm. 26s IA lard-prme West
rpot, steady ?2s I'd Cheese American finest white
ami colored steady ofs ca. rallow-frme city nrnl.
~. "a Cottonseea Liverpool refined firm l5s Cd
T,rpentine Spirits nrm 20s "a. Rosin-cominon firm.
a. ioisd. Lnseed oil, los. The imports Of wheat
follows. From Atlantic ports "a 500 ars, from Pa
cine ports IL 600 atrs; from other ports 5000 atrs
amounted 70 $1,000 QtrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21

active trading franc below the p m p,'res.
made loss for the day Of a% franc 49, VI, ias yeek
the opening Of 2d2i. Receipts AZ W. 'asnL anj
49, 900 bags against 5000 bags nc RI 10 the United
last week. $40 bags Eoceipis =" eess 90 al
week, $1,000 bags. against 1000 bags wv santos 10 the
1900 bags last year Shipments from oon nag. The
United states. 1000 bags to Europe ~ oCS "sl bags
romnared u,h ,hs n ~ YEAR ago ana an increase OF
2o5 CO. bags compared with the same ""' WV
ago - >ouou..
To-day's quotations Of mild coffee WI c'cuta ian
Marecaibo. common good. il.HlSSss; Porto Cabeio
14ic. La Guayra Caracas 12ggl5,gSS' a.. t2og,,a
11ql3sc Savania Bucaramauga; '3Garaca islTipc
lG@ai0c; Mexican cordova l"m y I2Gl5c fair to
good 5'saIac: prime choice a ei,sSfa5c Stock
OF coffee in the United States other han sa N orleans
II ass making total OF ai7219 bags against l''o'' last
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21

days
HEMP AND JETE-There a quiet and Bupid mar
k'i If manila and sal hemp tnr sales are con
cffncd IA "a undeTonc, the Manila
cables reported nrm market there Jute and lutte butts
were quiet We quote: Manila nemp spot. 3tc; ship
mem. 3kc: 80 United Kingdom. Is iCdic; slsa spot.
2c. shipment 2isc. - :, $50, shipment NJ. double
triangle and equal. 2c. II :: 3c. Jute butts. spot.
paper quality lhc ute butts shipment. paper quality.
lO1c. mixing 1Ac; bagEng lA4lHc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21

- @sh quotations were follows Flour easier No
s25c No oats is4qiSlsc Nc? No White s. 2ia-ac
nominal 2sgs S? 10 rye aas sd ic9
SI p o'h PER 'fs g. e. s'' .n D2S Rf s SS
Gocee $. 6SGs4 co. dry-saed shoulder lSoxedl. $40
ss finished cd fsod; sa s. sugars cut 3a
cheese steady at olsGoisc Eggs ttsaGy fresh saS.a.
,GS g AsT & @1ss ..s a n' Sd 5: G Size
or firm No mixed 26sc 0sts hTm No. mSod
Bulk meats rm 81 s5a$4 a5 Bacon quiet and Arm s. 81
gs5 10. Whisky firm. s. 10. Butter easier and lower:
au ta hard refined 50 ssS.s S. Egg. lie cheese
ABs o"sE NJ a i ;ssf
a 70 See sample 5sSa Rye No
& AD s ON rack 90 Ss r.: 5ey
Northern MOI Zoe Sar higher first patents s4 TO-
clears s. 2cas2 49, 90 "'' clears 10 i'''' o. second
srads HS so5 May ssss ss ,s sG"'ss
nominal Corn nrm; 40 mixed. Aprll. 27E 92!'sc: May
JH4' af S no Ma JS 9 SG g y og s No
Provisions unchancei. Butter quiet but steady; fancy
j66ns 29'i' ZEE, firm "a and in IN better demand fresh
mand sS 40 full cSsss a s sd
is e a9 DO fair DO to fair s5d % fTd d. New DO sIGy
Refined sugars and god demand cot'on IN
CHANGED H S quiet ss,i but steady city prime in hnds
grease 2sc. Live poultry quiet fowls sisdo;
chickens lia16c spring chickens 2OQyjc ducks liG2c
geese oQloc turkeys loc Dressed poultry firm and in
good demand fowls. choice DC: do fair good slSLc
chickens roastins). fancy. Western zoe: common 20
prime 7Tac broilers Western. medium and small sized
2GG2jc: do large l51lSc: nearby DO. 25030c; ducks
nearby. i27i4c do Western. iOGl2c; turkeys. 9al2c
gcesc 3TGc.
st Louis april sorFogr dull nominal yesterday.
a5c bid track $1lsl Oh No. hard cash. SIC with no
56c cGrn osI higher: No cash 2?e22'.e; May.
for spot No cash. 40 bid; May. 1880; July isisc bid
Butter lower; creamery BOLTS dairy sal5c Eggs
j2bbng $ 2oaSs 81 Lard steady; prime steam. 81 o2
clear s. 42i. s. 49, shorts S. 20 Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders and extra short clear S. o. ribs So 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
,or,rHEnr corroN MARKETS,

Galveston April 20 --Cetian ,ssy midd:ins, 7te; low
midding &c good .rdra.y 80; receipts IT'S bales;
yorfoIll April 2,-s.irn ss'sdy; mldd,ins. re; low
s,n,rts coastyise if2; 9-ock. .vD2.
Eew-,Jr,ears. ARR. 20 -cottI quie and steady; mid
att, ,i.c, low mid ling 1lJG god ordinary Size:
r receiprs s.4ss ba:c ssies r@ ,,aek. isaig7
rrddIng enc: receipts 1855 bales; ss:cs. a. stock.
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21

COFFEE-TTsders hardly prepared for the disap-
pontns from Brazilian markets to-day more par
cuarly the feeling bullish following Yesterday
sharp advance At Rio and Santos receipts turned out TO
enormous. which supplemented by three different in
opening on first call prices IL 10 40 point.
loss az - TO - points under general lquidation
who tine PRINCIPAL buyers yesterday We're
conspicuous sellers to-day. European houses also sid
heavily. Trading active, $3.50 BAGS changing hands
the call; 10 IL O'Clock noon. 1850 bags while Inc
total days transactions footed 1900 bags. last
before the close bulls were sampeied unoaded large
blocks o.; long coffee the market which closed irfer
Joss Il 30 to 20 points. The spot market MAS
with futures. closing barely steady. with quotations
nc below yesterdays figures. Sales included
No ahoa az 71sc. and 1900 bags Mnracal-l basis
l44c for good Cucua. At the close quotations were on
basis 81 7Ac for No Rio invoice lots obbinr
packages ikc higher cable from kossack q Co of
Santos estimates the that month
$50 900 bags and for the at 40 900
bags and the present crop at 100000 1900 bags
Tile supply be marketed Is generally believed be
larger than early estimated. Karl Kfische Co.
81 RIO. estimate the receipts that port TN
.dly a. Gi0Wo bags. and for 4 combined crop az RIO
and Santos u $4,000 to 100000 bags. norton Me
CO. cabef late In the afternoon the growing
5000 0o0 bags and estimate amount OF the present
houses In this country Yesterday moderate New
Havre indicated weak and demorazed market with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
ornrn MIX ETs-nY TELEGnApH

Chicago. April @o-l'rices for cattle We're steady and
unclaimed Native beef cattle sold ~ $685. for the
poorest dressed up s5aS5 % for the best
offerings selling between S4gs5 Fat cows
and hefers relatively high. with sales at So 800
81 TO- Extra EXPORT bulls wanted at t9{t 10.