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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,,.,.,, r,... $40 N-s25 1 S Ap inci@dins
30 fr % car. are, to s'1ysn'sgsJs s"H ear
1ss lr.K prices ful.y str.ns on Wednesday all
or-.aTy 70 rsns ,,eer. sod a. 81 5:gsi d pc, 100 N
oxen ard s.e, 500 - bulls g, at s''' 400 be-,
Ia far demand a, 'ase per ID or eaInInSn 70 PM
qlotel American steers a. era07e estimated fresssi
sesnt. use sheep ai d'ei@i weight oeS' u"
sapu.n,, ,.-ia, 80 caitl- on th- Kan,as Guy 20
ni'. a. ,. ~, o., ~, c,,,.. To- r. H. sherman and
40 neal FOR Ipp.'cln sander Oh" Masaehuses also
i,ns'a - e an s1t 81. oat. f5r j. sham.
hcrr SON TIE mnna. ~ Ivsfn" i.22 geH'.Is 'yr
ss,h.rr sr me Traiial for nr-nuta - taf,l. Tor
y O. culver nc M'dan' 70 The We. lndle' 10 S mp
- J. u ~, ..,a ,ft .be.o a~a 10 eso quarters 81
h,e sn - ports 10: Great BRIAN. except - cattle and 10
%.rh,r~,a ( @ 10 of,o .,e'I. 1872 n At go, G:r
= g. ioo n s. ~ ga 100 q T. at a, SOS ,s7 sa.
a. ~ s. 70 H. id H. =, s. -. 49, 100 81 ~
,o, - :, :, e. :: y; icoi ~ n, s. 20 : DO 90 =,
g. A. a. io'7 n NJ g. 70 ~ 30 50 H. at 81 ~ a.
81 a. 10 2 TO- 50 - a, s. 90 4, go ~ 81 IS.
10 gs mS. AZ . - 10 y s'!' i a
ie72 ~ "a A. iis, n n, s. q p &c. 22l ~
S a. ec n " 90 s 81 e. oi r.1s.v It az S1..
and stag, ,mlAeei. 1873 ~ at "S,: renn,yiyan'ss
S., is les At ). o is S eoa, 1913 r. a, 8 a.
sads' Po '', . la.e r ~ io ~! e d E
o. ST. 81 81 "a. q oo a, 81 . e. r. a at 1910 81
3: 1879 h CT at 5. E,'s g d, ,'i.''
renns,Iyana llis 100 10. 1t :, 20. Penns'i'ania
COWS. igo u, a, 50 %: 80 io'3 n E, a. 20 ss"
$; Jgdd 9 60 Gov cows cs 80 10 .. 81 a 90
Hume G Mullen: . bulls. 1lio -. A. g. ~
cAfTf.s receipts, i.i22 head. including 10 direct and
Gazing 1882 head FOR sale nahns YIN s'Me rriysi
80 80 "n ale nIr1,.rsi,eG the general nerSe,
pn e' S st Sc to s. per 10 ~ taII :srancs
rfuts vi
m fsv s-ectsd IS 10 but he bulk - the SAFES wer
A. SiQ>5 - for . faitly good Cay a'est
veais "a per Ib country dressed weak al o"
sae."H il Hollis: veal, 40 10 a , &, At % %
- ds 2s n at s. 90: 50 Do 10 H. at 81 3d. - d. ioo
Hume & MULLEN. l veal. l7d n at ss7 o3 o. ITO 10
q, So :, do IN H. at S. 35is: II DO. 50 H. az 81
10 do los ~ AT 81 50, 90. 100 10. at s.
eoSe 6ieaese. ol 10. yeats nv = B at s. 90
NJ sanders 5 veais n. s. ID do. ~ 70. at ~
Newton * CO.. ,ea!s. ITO h. al So'V' do. i3o ID
sIHEi,p AND LAMBS oocipn i2t. cars; or = sS
49, ,n,lng cars direct and IA care for the MARKET
maLag with single held over e's cars TO be sou
~ which Slxtcth e. ana cars AT J'tsry ~
Tar, yer. no shoep offered. hut thc feeling was very
a. lamb. ruled steady with choice stock on sale
The r.ns were cleared. Good TO prime lambs tai! nm
shoe yl AMI quoted at s. 5oasG Dressed hrm
AZ .i,usiyc per 10: dressed lambs STEADY AZ sJV,se
County dressed spring lambs quiet III s-oVo'o '-'
SAP. Harrington: 455 state and Western lambs
(mxrdl n avesee. at 81 ~ per 100 TO- @-o DO ~ ~
,o,,s 8 Mullen: 100 state lambs 100 10, at ~ l2,s
harrington Co.: ia6 Western lambs 5, 10 at 70 =,
Receipts. lIis cars or aspo mead n'isn''S 40.
Ior "t@aGy and sellers staii 2J tor ordinary TO
nrn,. hogs Country tfcssed duh a, 3s9Osc per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

corrr-r Fluctuatons IN coffee futures to-oay H.
.,ls,ier SIGNIFICANCE and the situation IN es'e'a H.,
ps.soy, ir,rortant change. Speculation con,- n.nss
s.,,Ss,es almost entirely 70 the profess 1nai .
Sc ,ron,is. 10 he purposeiess until ine
~, America and Spain hss been decfatd any 49,,
~ c"rrnercial lines again become noii' ~ ~
- ,~sJ steady with months ~ poihs
49, ocal NIyinc ane the distant months u''s'.@"e
.-iSvinc the call prices settled down 10 tho "ass
=, -irh's closing figures. and for the yes; @. e
,or,cd hut little There NOTHING IN tose.s.
=, i-cuenc. local sentiment. HAVE ana hahn-,e
save reading downward. whit. BIO anc sahrs
~sc,ai .ea,ure with the exception o. naiHsi ia4ne va
~...n.s witch was attributed by a fpc.l"l
ssi.le on one o. ne important ram oaus nv ~.
e,6ns lo.nS some encouragement: IN tns lACt ma
So,oa fs.fvcr!cs showed tendency - plVaut!' en- -
80 ma Ike, TO sympathetica'iy i"lo" tne course ~ w
sn.sre list Transactions were well utV,ou'u W
.rn,mer AMI new crop positions. ana HE ~ ~.
~ sv itching engaged in Late IN the al,er'' 81
raarxet owed slightly buying LED by local tpo'
,rrs ard closed steady VITA prices unshahseu 70 ~.
ron,s ne, higher Tot, sales futures = 90 pss fop
r~oz.,an cos. io-da, AM sales were repoI''c % i
Sse4tas afoat al &C.. The make, closed strong WIN
49, ~ he basis o. 5sc fo- nvo.ce tots Of 10 RIO
~re market .or mill c1fySe also showed &C IVY QUO
length sales OF N.~accoo reached nearly 500 rag
an. o. Central American nearly LOO oags on y
terms W. quote: MaTacabo 5s.&l2tc Cnyuta ,pic
rscaica 6ia.gI3i1c. La GIayra. to i'c
IL Mexican Ga Qi6i3c. Ccnra. Ainerica. .tltt-'
costa MICA T?i5 &c coffee in parchment oG &C a!o'"@
i-s. MS. PaGang interior 23I-ilsc taHces ->9"I'
re range q contract prices IN the local Market To-Day
" 2 follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
ENGLISH, IRISH AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nsw-Iork. April J, Isbs
nrAT AIS 3 AEp sa sts e'ss' 30, sSs"s.
Medium arc p,rheIs :hsae i,sS''i lin ,rm Win M ;,
eles 10 e1p5r,crs 81 20 white kidney ,urGs soup
9.d e aeD. s GlassS ". quote B.n .so
ger huth 81 asdsi medium 81 g. do PEI. s. q. 80
s s sa }a. s 5se q g. % y.s~ linz:
cait9fn" 81 s tsgsi Six. Soc d. bas, sssas5
srrlss E sca up TsT very sa o.ss
os .sS;c Hs :of pp Hs; sT "s ''i
out orders will have 70 60 ove, 1on'iea f" ,
sm Gry ss 9' pcS o at h. ara at '' aa5
Inc ths weel nuy-rs picked up th- few los 81 rtn
' r mrs ' sna ,'S facsy ' Ms,,s %9.
sy5a .r r. 26c ID hnts eao,,c d thirds to sec
ens idqs Do s.ie fsnsy crnn s. n2 ln''r aS
IT, 30 Wc tubs fancy sas.c DO hrd, a. TO .. nss
factory e1ss i3c; % seconds to nsi.
i4ql4c % lower saarc ~" Western, rG' Sumner MAKE
ii6i.jSo: state dairy. ,ubs or hFkn'' i0p'"'
ASS4rsE Viii. general demand tro" tn. no"s trad:
60, 70 10. s nsfs 81 ~ as and 200 to 300 OF fancy
rn, h h pnrcha.ed by Newark jobeer supposed to
T Hse BEEN at sc snorier, are s, pns up issa -
fsnc ,9i arss Win &c bid o q $50 boxes coln-
be-" o ssa , at 7 unn sns ''' 1spool caS
quote stsc tul cre'n large lsn'y ySs" 40 common
cgeic. DO colored or white sman. fancy September g.,
gf q q" sm email small SNAIL cscts aGS.s DO qrse choice
g. -, eLina small choice A.: do large. 5'sc. 90 foou
% n,i,n. 1ilmsc do 10 fair 3n4sc. fuIl SN'ins
@i,scGs-R.c.ipts to-day not excss.ive but tho
,,as ,urornses on an easier basis Under the cal on
.ha,re sales were made ioc from various western
ard most days business Ia on this pesa
r., ,-ork. of Northern stock however cornaui .
~, ,ouc southern relatively arm DUCK eggs dui
"a weaker Goose arm we quote: Jersey bho
n"arn fancv per dozen. l1'.c state and Penn'yyah
Io aloln Westsrn northsry sections. prime 70 fancy
!,oH Ia souherIy sections i0r; Kentucky. loo. other
.n.'n ~ liOc duck eggs. baltimore: selected 2,;V
oo.. a, MARYLAND. ungrndea l3Tpc; Western and VIZ
~, IsTIsc. other Southern. 1'Jlsc Inferior. lSJlie'
FrFsI-Receipts of apples are moderate and
~, =, MEDIUM ard low grade. Tor which there "a
pesr Ia, there Is l!,tis such ohfainabe Cfanbtrfi-s
surpiy ana about sesfy. California ORANGES
moderate demand at former quotations SCUM
,rewberr1es are selling well when OF good 10 choice
~" inferior lots move very SLOWLY We In.r'
ts vlns sap York Imteral, per DBL AJnH;
choice fancy. 81 50dFf: do average omaii!
ssas Co. choic: 's fsnsy 81 ScS" -" r 40 20
aser-g snas3; russell 5o1f3 inferior ou9ites va
crarerres. Jersey per crate tsaks -. "rnpes
-. ner small basket 1oIl2c strawnefries rior-
,t''m"; mar, lrG2sc. do Cfsrles'"n 'bJSoc .,
W' DRITID--Eysp1faitd apples are meet'"s .
w, ~. a.msna Of ,u late prices and ton. u nr,n
Inch dong in mail fruits Csii',sna III. M, ~,
No. nue. Anoies ~vAporate fancy 10 extra f1nsy pr
We us,as. n, choice siiGsGc; do prin's ~, =.
10 w" "a iGso 30 tunirisi Sine quarters;
NM. eis nsac; 90 sliced sSt,sc 90 sh"pp
90 A. cores skins. 2<T21tc;
3ts' oc a. ,undrlec SCI bIsckberrles tVtns 49,
srai-a Gale: cherries isc: spricots California A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Apt. cotton STEADY. midding 5'c low
niiliinr Sac. good culinary. o. rec.pts LEO bales
.xr3.t {, the continent 500 sales. 1909. stock. 1918
Norfolk April lotion firm; middlns 10 lcc low
,iidlnr SGr good ordinary. : Hide. receipts. 3O2
ia.s cspors coestwise 81. sales LOIS. stock. SOD
baltimore April l.-co'fon nominal niddinS. Co low
,ff4ilrr ';- god ordinary. SAC: receipts. EI
bales gr,ss l21a. exports cast~i'e. Zoo stock 2i'o'
81 Louis AgrI lotion siesly. mdilng 5'.e; ..w
,is,itnr - god ordinary 5i,c. net receipts. 2l2
h,e, sr,.s 55T shipments 3is sales ls2 stock. 8Sa63
Savannah. APRIL i.-coiton steady; middlns oe-ls:;
low milling &c tecfpts. ~ beies' exports eoAs'-
wise o9is. sales. 57i. stock. 6iiS5.
Memphis April cotton steady mdfins. h'sc low
mdiifng 5ikc. good ordinary. .'sc; net receipts IN
bnos g-,es 9i2 shipments. 5.OiO sales $500; stock
1905 80 l2s. 1891. - est.
Orleans April COTTON quiet, nilfiline. e-ioc:
low nlding good ordinary. Is l6c; net receipts
li5 bales gross 1874, exports 10 Great Britain 10 t2s
10 IN. Con;,nen 49, coaswlse. 49, Gales. 1000: stock
80 sci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

net 4aoS7 bar against 40 ,51 bales year. Geo s3l
oes year before las, and 90 sos bales 1885, crop
taht al close Of March 10 2l2 700 against s0l3
~ bales last year ts739 bales yesr before
eIyio-' baies in 1885, brought into sight for week.
aSanst seven days ending April ott~r years 1iG4sG
eaes against 30 1872 bales last Salts bales be
iote aS and $50 bales In 1885, sight
month Of March e92 AL bales against 0i37 bales last
:ear on'C0o bales year before last Ol5 bales
$50 he movement at interior points for the week end
ing 10 gay was as fellows Receipts 81. J57 bales against
4ooi- bales latt week and "a 1916 bales ship
aem,s 80 1855 bales asans, 1890 haes last week and
$500 Dsies year stocks shows of
1000 bales footing but 319.3 bales. against
paIss iest Week and 2,32 bales last
me movement OF cotton Liverpool during
en1hs to-chy hs compared with previous weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

Liverpool Anril T. 345 ? NIX rhange; Wheat-spot
h-r 70 rei Northern spring . lid No rsd wes,esn
wn,a~ Is SD C0rn-Slot quiet. American nlH"i new
% 81 ruflres steady. April 3s sd May. - 80 july
"a .. - Fiour-S' Louis fancy winier .nh az rs %.
Hons ~ London Pacific Coast duh at tiNta Beer n'
eY-~a India mess G' Pl prime mess Us % Pork ni
ar me ue.s nns western 5is 30, prime mess. medium
s.e,er, - o. ~ 90 III u st.a ADJ AZ
3os bacon s'cadv. Cumberland cut = 70 20 10 3's
eho-, I'm - 10 n 3Js ons clear mftes, lghi. 80 70
IS H. 2as Iona mldles heavy 10 70 - No. - VI
.hori clear backs 10 @ is - 2>s clear heeS ~ 70 10
Iarl-prne Wes'crn - aiy a. 29s ~ 'n'"'e-illeIl
an n.e. whit. and coioral duh AZ 3ss lslow- Prime
-ty nrm A, ms 81. Rosn--Common steady at Is b.
Turprntlnc-spfits steady at 2is Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
orurp MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago April only about 800 head OF cattle wers
,eceiv.i To- i,y. and although the demand was or the
sellers quoted decline
The oneyngs mostly ratner ornars ana haes
Al l5w prices Sales NJ an extreme iahAe e. ~
81 Ia for beef steers the greater part going for - svy
s m and .xnortsrs fair buyers around - So
- 70 eocerr and feeders ranged from IS $685. Co. and
nore zd abose 81 81 any time. Calves "rro stronger
none @ wth,n TO- OF ST. good demand for
-, ,r,res were strong and 81 higher, some prime
h.syv lot, advancing o. Sales were largely Mt ~ ooV
So 90 the poorest lots selling at :. q" ana p"s
we're again light buyers Prices for sheep and amps
slons with good demand sheep aoi at Is 'o1sf 90
shorn going 81 5'st ~ and unshcrn at - ana oP
ward Chiefly at 5Jqs 20 Yenrng th'ep sod al ~ 20
sfs5 TO- .horn selling around - 3yts4 o. LAMB, asuSe
al s. OG - ~ tor shorn And s'yso 10, wS,u. 20
ra1ss selling freely AT 50 ,tpso feceip'1-,a'ue NV"
cincinnati Apri i.-lioss active. SO 1888 DO Catue
ar lover 81 i5f.s 10. sheep steady. $685. 10 LAMBS
sraay , sd Rpril Ica,tle-Rsceipts. about all con.
sily Hrss-Itscepts 10 cars. market fairy ae ie
90. nd Lmbs-I,.cep.s AZ cars market fairy setye
cing,on So soasi IL; bulls stags and COWS tsG
y.,s s,si %: light Workers. % eogts hsaDy
hosS siasIe PISS a, 10 a'ss s scSss Is sheep
r"us hoiec s. o)es5: common 81 0at+ Choice isnos
;, oS5,s; common to good 81 'aaSo 3d. 'ea' '"'''
- CITY April 1oa,,ie active UNCHANGED; native S
.s~. 81 IoIs5 10: Westerns 81 55dsf 40 COVE a,a
=, s0Sf 20; siooksrs and feeders ~ o"a 90 ~
n a. 7iasl 80 active 2isa5c hgher henv,ss
sss,S "a. Lights s35cgs3 as Pig - e. ,o ~
Seer active strong. Western lambs 30 4Vp 80 o' n,,ns
srsiss 5. 1895 for clipped to cho'e "o'' ''' '''
VIZ" ~ louis Apr Cattle steady 10 strons oas ~, 40
faner native shipping and export s,errs nssr no,
nr"sel heel and butchers steers ~ 'us, 70 1s go.
" e. sfst 60 scck,rs and feeders 81 "ouN 20 oyr
No. S.,,.r, sa4x4 80; Texas and indian steers ~ sou
81 H. with some steers up TO 70 81 e'"' NV ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

,"s ne Convenient Of The ,rot from September 70 April
t,, ne "'te as ;c,lovs: POD receipts. sni+Di Dh'
Ist,. ."~' i@ bales last year $3.50 ~" Da'ss liz
.'r s anl ISL COZ bacs IN 1875: DYeriari 70 uiiiis
year ;a ~. lg2ni' bales aasns ,s2ps' ' sss. in
isr $3.50 bates In 1875 ana 5i4 y, bats ~ oov,
sr,,, sck- IN s,ccss Of September S2'5'i rr.
,",rp bales yea 5t.33l bhies year ,a r
- @ad -S-.ts bales in 1885, Southern MIL '"h'"S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

81 eoec 20 Hogs Sc higher ye,srs g 'egss s eady
native muttons 81 e5Gs4 70; lambs. s. 23aso 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cshles-spot cotton
iair business doing. sales 10000 bales speculation and
EXPORT louD American. 1000: receipts 1900; American
5000. midd,ing upands 1lG1. Futures opened steady
buyers at last nights prices. Closed firm IL ga
net alyance December January, 32o'ab January Fcbru
arv. 3S)'eb; APRIL 3"3s April May 3e.Ss. MAY
32iv. June July. 32h. JulyAugust 3c3h; Aueust-scp
TENDER 323s. September 0ber 322s october -Noveu-
Der 32lb. November December 32)hb Manchester
NOrns quiet and firm cloths quiet,
COTTON-The following the total cepts Of
at d. rs Serfe l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

ssntos-CoHee market Ann socd average san'oS, So So
oss,.s f0o hag,. sock $4,000 bags HaIniafs NoI-
Zee make opened unchansea az 2$o p M pig oone r
60 i. f-arc higher; IL m. franc lower, az .
oniet !. franc lower: $50 p n. Giiet anu
r,ohangsi. sales 1900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
Gprinq Resorts.


EASTER FMTERI alMMENTS
will . n great feature at
MS(DURV lPNRlM
TIT NEW SPRING AND WINTER RESORT.
peg,,lar "Wednesday evening concerts In the Reach
.rd,,crIu Ashurv Park possesses the hrrs oencn ana
s,rf and one q the hHntsomest hot ana co.d sea-
.- botiiur establishments along the coast beach sun
nsrlor bes i, auditorium. ocean pron"nade broad srav-
~. venues tlcycle paths delightful drives picturesque
.',u.a ocean lake and rural scenery, artesan water
r.,rsr ,sna,ion credited by the l. > Weather bureau
~ h,,'t,g mild and eQuahle winter climate. AmonG
W. M hotels now open are GRAND AEEN-rE. GHAND
,ire ,.r,p Il WELLINGTON Commercial Tenny H.use
Ynn.rsI Orange ST. Clair and Perkers Asbury PaF"'
mn I'M ',a.i ,NTIC HOUSE ocean Grovel. -
ana t,t.r Information address Information Bureau.
Asbury Park " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
vero.n, TIN. Ear this season has been as

p.~ct,fs AZ ORLEANS tomorrow were clciaHy
,raatee al 100 bales, against o.eV' pas t.
Seek 2ys taes sst year AMI 5.%S5 bales N i0'"' 100
o-roNy receipts a, .stiuaie9 AT LOU" I, iiy
bales against i372 bales last ~eeh. CD paes '1s' '
ard G1s bales 1880. , -.-,.., a. dsv
The range contract prices in the local ma *e' "'
follows. v.s,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

Change to-day Was rlNe- an;
~ -arxst srrauc - finish Inc nu. ns.
the uuus- hand start but me marx 49, -
and hIle passng tns hands o th- b-s's "
is,fsr taa-sH 20 assume ir aggressive owrg 70 w .
~,.,i-g rra~acer OF news from Warrington itih,ns
- sna-ish American troJp.e. The hrst cal'
UNDERGONE with the active notffs 70 - Iysnf1
hiese on local covering result OF the very
cefAs <rorn Liverpool and ra;nsr oetter te.sis,
..Set, rsnorr gained crcuat on soon after the mr.
cca ~ AZ agreement including the Name isIieh' W.
orrados question ana durable peace N tpns
cs~.e5 further activity among tie pear eelnrhl',
,-rss soc- ,n.ved 10 70 gain of u 10 pony -
y th4 forenoon. mere was su'.. cas -
- +.rnsr .. war news and d-op 70 me ms isueS ~.
g., ~ ,rnraei.aiely followed WITH NaIloallon W
feature ~ transactions. Among TIE reports W."
III. t-aak was dispatch from NastlhstV.., ~.
s,o~k Exchange that The reply o. tho rpailst
men, was decidedly against tho deHanTs Oh "a" u
s.s.cs and would inNo.vr ne two cpN,IIe' -. 80.
$500, SAD 10 have Absolutely refufed T. maze any
Shatever asf further moves rle1-
would have &c BE started t. this country h.,,,as
frr,.a- ,ri5afio1 In the afternoon. ara pIlcch
,o dsc.i-e Trading spasmDcc ana -
,,-ss airr,s Sensational. The weakness ~ hs 80
,,rck make: rad depressing nin"Hcs on c9''o.
.src~-r11' the decline. The market closed CUE, az
,.aFe =, net ls.x II 70 ponts a."r hayins al one
,,rA shown net saia of . % p''nts ,i,ees
tnur4. lO3 so bai.s marke: for spot co',.h 20
ovie- yh curts.iors urcAani'd on t- pass % -.
lar n,sdi M upis nds al 81Ifc for m'1Ai'ns tl..
o, 400 oa.s &c f.. delivery on contract
ca,,o, rasrx.fs nnIddine quoted were as i9ioWs
s,issas 80, 5H-iC- salca 500 baies. M0nb- q1,st'
NJ i'd highsr 2"O oSles ssFa AMMAN &C
Sicr saes III ha.es: SorfoI Arm l3-Itc saet
bales. Baltimore nominal g.: Augusta M !. -
i-l8c higher 1908 baes. s. LOUIS h'ea''' w.
sa.es ls2 bales. -, 49,. ....or Ia. been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

Receipts Of treads,uns at interior points In thousshs
last cphers o) omitted -four tts gram Du'n as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
Totals .........s2iSl ea3s3 Js.sE 1858 10

hecsip's at the ror,s AMI Interior points tD-lsy SS
parcH WIFE ne sane day week last wear an" ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

Total port receipts the week compared ~ aa
c,srespoa4ng totals Of last week lar, year. '''' "
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-07-05
Saratoga Salvation.

saratoga Salvation is the intrinsic
alue Of the wonderful warm springs on
on the Utah Lake. 1t possesses an &C
tual and unriyaled power to cure many
internal and external diseases You
are not trying an experiment but the
astringent elements OF the natural warm
mineral water. 1t is well proven an
utward sickness is the consequence OF
bad circulation Of matter. Nature
gives the right regulator and the power
of Saratoga springs water is therefore
universally well known. Instead OF a
bath make use of the astringent elements
of the water at home which will give
much better results. Saratoga Salvation
drives out the germs Of sickness, re-
cruits the strength of the nerves and
makes the body whole and sound.
For sale in Lehi by Peoples Coop
and III b. Merrihew. Price 40 cents a
bottle.
Prepared by Prof A. siebert, Sara
toga Springs, Lehi.
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The Prospectus of the Home for 1898

The excellent stories, for which the
Home is noted, will be continued; the
Fashion and Fancy Work departments
will be kept up to high standard.
Kate Sanborn will continue her bright
CORTLAND Talks" and every one of the
numerous departments will be increased
and made brighter.
$3.50
TAKE NoTIcE.-You are given choice
OF one OF the following articles and the
Home for three months for only l5cents.
Lord Lsle's Daughter, by Charlotte M.
Braeme; Book OF go pages on Crocheting
and Knitting or Stamping Outfit OF 90
patterns. many large designs, including
centerpieees, doilies, etc. illustrated
premium list. or outfit for canvassing
sent free.
THE HoME Pun. Co, 14l Milk St.
Boston, Mass
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The Best Train
To Chicago

is the Chicago Special - Burlington
Route. Only one night OH the road.
leaves Denver .......9 30 am
Arrives Omaha l155 IN same day.
Arrives Chicago 2 Is p m next day
Connects with fast trains for all
points east. Superb equipment =
sleeping, dining, smoking and chair
cars.
Vestibnled Flyer-the fast est .ight
train from Colorado to the East-still
leaves Denver at $3.50 p m. offering
splendid service 10 Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City, St. Lcihs and all other
eastern and southeastern cities.
Tickets /; oflices Of connecting lines
W. F. MCMILLAN General Agent.
r. +. NEsLEN .Drav. Pass. & FRI Ag
a S. West temple St.
0. S. Z. Bailding, sSalt Lake City
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Our rs and.
....Other Eyes.

J Our rs are just as strong as
they were fifty years ago, when
( we have cause to use them.
{ But we have less and less cause
( to praise ourselves. since others
] do the praising, and we are
more than willing for you to see
us through other eyes. This
{ is how we look to S. +. Boyce,
wholesale and retail druggist,
! Duluth, MINI, who after a
! quarter of a century of obser-
walton writes:
81 have sold Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla for more than IS years,
both at wholesale and retail,
and have never heard anything
but words of praise from my
customers; not q single COM
plant has ever reached me.
believe Ayers Sarsaparilla to
be the best blood purifier, that
has been introduced to the gen.
eral public" This, from a
man who has sold thousands of
dozens of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
is strong testimony. But it
only echoes popular sentiment
the world over, which has,
"Nothing but words of praise
for Ayers Sarsaparilla."
Any doubt aboutit? Send for"C ureboolt"
1t kills doubts and cures doubters.
Address J. c. AVER Co., Lowell. Mass.
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Tourist or Family Sleeping Car Service

Tourist or Family Sleeping Car Service
Do you know that every evening the
Denver q Rio Grande r. r. in con-
nection with the Il. G.. w. runs a
Tourist or Family Sleeping Car to
Denver, in which lower berth can be
secured for $500? In addition to this
daily service, the d. q r. G.. w. also
operates on Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays, three distinct Tourist Sleeping
Car lines to Omaha, Kansas City,
Chicago, Boston and New York-no
change for Utah passengers-at greatly
reduced berth rates. These Tourist cars
are managed by the Pullman Company
and are provided with all necessary
conveniences and appliances. The
Tourist car feature, together with the
admirable train service and scenic at
fractions OF the route, has placed the ID.
& r. g. in the foremost ranks of
Western Railroads. For rates and de-
tailed information, apply to any Ticket
Agent OF the Il. G.. W., or to b. +.
Nevins, General Agent, or II. Ii. Cush-
ing, Travelling Passenger Agent, d. & r.
c., No. SIS West 2nd South ST., Salt Lake
City
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Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
a man for his aone IN The skys. Early
to bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill
thatimakes life longer and better and
wiser. II. B. Mprihew, druggist.
The Cuban Question and polite
sues sink into nsignilicance with the
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires, is relief. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve Curss p
druggist.