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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13
MUDLARKS WIN
EASTERN RACES
Fall of Rain Results in
Surprises.
APPLEJACK OUTFO0Ts RUSH
CAPTURES THE FREE HANDICAP
AT LOUISVILLE.
Backed From Forty Down to Ten to
One, Richardson Beats Jack
Martin in Hard Drive
at Newport.
CAPTURES THE FREE HANDICAP
AT LOUISVILLE.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOUISVILLE, May 12-A rainfall
caused the track to be muddy to-day and
upset expectations in all of the races but
one. The chief event on the card was the
six furlong handicap. Rush, by virtue of
past performances, was an odds-on ia
vorite The Lady in Blue was backed
from 10 to to l, but the winner proved
to be Applejack, at Az to l. Aurea, in the
second race, was backed from 20 TO 10 to
l. and won easily. Results:
Five furlongs-Primate won, Custanic sec
ond Ostra third. Time, 1;04A
Four furiongs, seling-Aurea won, Onoto
second, Unsighty third. Time, :51A.
Six furlongs, free handicap, purse SiO0-
Applejack won, Rush second Kentucky Colonel
One mile, seIiing-Deering won, Joe Clark
second. Monongah third Time, LAS.
Ferguson second, Hansford third Time, :5S24.
One mile, selling-Colonel Frank Waters won,
Monk Wayman second. Pan Charm third.
Time. 1:47l2.
CHICAGO, May 12-Weather st Lakeside
Four and half furlongs1, 1Eschsch%3itzia % won won
Mission second, Ravenswood third. Time. :57A.
sesond s }ts nger third lime ~9h
One mile, seling-Myth won. Marito second,
Admetus third. Time, 1:42%
won. Thanksgiving second, Curassie third.
One miieEFrank Thompson won, Donna Rita
second, Hosi third Time. 1:43A.
six furlongs, selling-Wild West won, First
1:162.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Richardson, backed
down from 40 to 1 to 10 to l, won the third race
at Newport to-day in a hard drive from Jack
Martin. Weather rainy. Track sloppy. Re
suits:
Five and a half furlongs, sellng-Johnny
Williams won. Manzanilla second, Marietta
third. Time, 1:1lA.
Seven furiongs-Monodour won, Beana sec
ond Eta Stevens third. Time, 1922.
One mile, seling-Richardson won, Jack Mar
tin second Liba tion third. Time, 1:471z
Four and a half furlongs-Suathbroec won,
Princess Maleen second. Aileen Wilson third.
Time. 5SR.
Six and a half furlongs-Carlotta c won. Tobe
Payne second Sister Jane third. Time, 1:253a.
One mile, sellng-Kriss Kringle won, Carl c
second King Bermuda third. Time, 1:44&.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13
STARTER, IN THE INAUGURAL.
Entries and Weights for the st. Louis
Opening Handicap.

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-To-morrow marks
the opening of the fair grounds racing
season, and turf interest is centered in
the Inaugural, the feature event of the
opening day. 1t is the fourth race on the
card, and the track will be heavy. An
even dozen appear in the entries, but
only seven or eight may start, and they,
with their weights and pilots, are as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13
BUT FOUR FREE
STATES IN AFRICA
Result Of the Agreement Be-
tween France and
Enqldnd

q ~ 12-Th Of to-day
go-Fre Niger cow
Create
and
iberia and the CongoF
Tchad and the
Nile
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13

Der of the injured are:
Lon Martin. internally. probably IA
tally; JOhn Fitzhugh, broken arm; Lar
kin Hunt eX-City Marshal, badly bruised:
Kittie Littlejohn, colored. probably fatal
ly; L. F. Baker, jaw broken.
The display was the closing entertain
ment of the Firemens Convention.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13
Herbert LLOYD Dead.

LONDON, May 12.-Herbert Lloyd of
the Daily Chronicle. is dead.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13
COLLAPSE OF A
REVIEWING STAND
Four Thousand People Thrown in a
Heap and Many Badly
Injured.

PARIS, Tex, May PA reviewing
stand upon which were seated 1000 per-
sons witnessing a display of fireworks
fell with a crash this evening and great
numbers of people were injured, some
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13
PHILADELPHIA TWICE
DEFEATS THE GIANTS
st. Louis Wins From Cleveland and
Brooklyn Shuts Out the

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

PITTsBURG, May 12.-Although Cincinnati
had but one hit more than Pittsburg. the
home team at no time came within sight of
victory. Attendance, 1900. Score
Clubs r, H. E.
Pittsburg ..........................,.
Cincinnati ..........................5
Batteries-Payne, Sparks and Bowerman;
Taylor and Peitz. UmDires-Hunt and Con-
molly.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-The Phillies cap
tured both games from New York, the victories
being due to superior batting. In the first
game the Giants failed to score. Thomas
played a sensational game in center in the
second game and Davis led at the bat for New
York with home run and double Attend
ance 1854. Score of first game:
Clubs r. H. E.
New York ..............'.....''.."O !
Philadelphia ........................u Is
Batterles-Doheny and Grady; Fraser and
Mcfarland. Umpires-Swartwood and Warner.
Score of second game:
Clubs r. H. E.
Phiiadeiphia Phil IA
Batteries-Meekin and Warner; Wheeler and
Douglass. Umpires-Swartwood and Warner.
CLEVELAND. May 12-The old Clevelands
and the alleged Clevelands played a rafting
good game to-day in the presence of 200 peo-
pie. 1t was nip and tuck and tie from the
eighth until the tenth inning when Mexican
made a home run and won for st. Louis
Score
Clubs r. H. E.
eteysland ST. HoaIs .:.:::::.::.5 II
Batteries-Carsey and thinner; Wilson and
Criger Umpires-O'Day and Brennan.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Washington was shut
out to-day at Washington Park, Brooklyn
through their inability to hit Kennedy and
sharp fielding on the part of the Brooklyns
Dineen pitched good ball. but series of
punched hits won the game for Brooklyn. At
tendance, 1913. Score
Clubs r. H. E.
washington ''.'.'.'''''.s...''.'-s..
Brooklyn ......-..-...-.......'...-..
Batteries-Dineen and Mcclure; Yeager and
Farrell Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald
BOSTON, May 12.-The features OF to-day S
ball game were double play by Tenney Long
and Tenney and StahTs running pickup of a
ball in right field. McKenna pitched we'll for
Baltimore but received poor support while
costly errors were made by Magoon and
Holmes. Attendance, $500. Score:
Clubs r. H. E.
Boston ...'...'.''....''''''..''.." 3
Baltimore .............-......-.-.... 5
Batteries-Lewis, Willis and Bergen; Nc
Kenna and Robinson. Umpires-Gaffney and
Apdr
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-13

PITTSBURG, May R.-Although Cincinnati
had but one hit more than Pittsburg. the
home team at no time came within sight of
victory. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Clubs r, H. E.
Pittsburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

Silver-Plated Belt Buckles. loo
sort. TO a customer. at &c.
Ffye-cent Curling Irons for &C.
Fiye-cent Horn Combs &c inch
es longl. tomorrow &c.
Crepe Paper tall coIors). 1oc
rolls fonly four to buyerl al sc.
Columbia Knitting Silk, CSC
spools, but two TO a customer. all
coiors, and we shall sell 100 dozen
At &c a spool.
Ten-cent Tooth Brushes. tomor-
row SC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

Clark's 200yard Spool Cotton,
usual &c sort. for &c.
Carlson Curriers' Sewing Silk,
10o-yard spools. usually 10c; to-
morrow buy At SC.
Ten-cent Stockinette Dress
Shield. pair for Sc.
Fiye-cens Bolts Feather Stitch
Braid for &C.
Ten-cent Quality Ruffied Garter
Elastic. yard for Sc.
Superb" Knitting Silk. 1ec
spools for 2Iiac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

Corduroy Binding. usual &c sort,
all eolors. at Sc.
Silver-Plated Belt Pins. soc ones,
four TO customer. at &C.
Two-cent Spools Blasting Thread
for lc.
t1ye-eent packages Madame
Louie's" Hair Crimpers for lie.
"Dorcas" Darning Worsted, Sc
cards for lie.
F1veeent Corset Steels at. q
pair, &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30
BON MARCHE
BON MARCHE
Vacation Sale Of Notions at Hall


PERFECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

liberal saes l-isc advance. Sales were about soVp
bags. including Domingo centrifugal ahost PASS
81 and freight 27sc: San Domingo motass
sugar anoat basis. ~ test cost and freight os 10,
san Domingo centrifugal afoat duty paid basis w t
4.c exshp san Domingo moasses sugar basis ~ ~
Lice ship Surinarn centrifugal port and 1nloan
ahoa basis a5 4c. The market for refined sugar
strong hut prices were unchanged ahousn prives
nearly all graie- Of softs shaded &c. pehal
was moderate Quotations follow GRADUATED N SACKS
and N 53lc: domnos SIC: cut loaf and erurne1
SAC: powdered and powdered 5Aei grsnula,en
and fine sranulaied 5kc: coarse granusisd ana ei
graduated 5Ac; confec;oners granulatei, ".2c'
cubes 5Sc; XxXX powdered and mould A., she dia-
mond \. sic. confectionery A. she; Nos l. : and =.
No 5. $40; No o. Arc. No TO- aisle; No II, f"e' No
u. 4.lsc. Nos II. II. IL and 10. Ssc.
TOBACCO-The market showed continued nrfnhess'
fair demand at full prices with sales OF !2o cases
including 1850 cases 1897 Pennsylvania scedleaf al zig
l2c 100 1897 Pennsylvania Havana. l2gl5ci 20
1897 State Havana l2p14c; 30 cases 1sss WlsSo
Sin Havana 2iQ3Oc, and ~ Zimmers. loa-pc
Sales Of foreign tobacco included 9s bales Havana az
bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, April Is 1897.
COFFEE-Conee Exchange operators had but little IN
bs wsv u news material work Gables were not
sf,etoy Havre and Hamburg both reporting declines
wsle RI and Santos reported unchanged prices. but
rni fuli In view Of already enormous supplies
snd The that the next judging from towering
s-A,raors will prove 20 also excessive There
is little encourage confidence In Brazilian c1fee
,rure, As purchase while the current prices offered
but Little promise OF profitable ventures in the way or
.sline for she Cotton Exchange
houRh OO0 bags on the opening call in which
case the selling chiefly by the leading bear house
ms entirely confined July 3 Is. As sales In
vdng transaction. reached only GOO bags on the
a 1900 bags up 10 ~ and l51J0 bags for the entire
sss sion sy he seen that the general market was one
o. apathy and indifference The general undertcne OF
situation uas-weak. partly owing 10 decidedly
snae. warehouse deliveries ls country and q dis
position the part Of spot buyers In the open market
soof the basis Of the recent advance 10 Csc
~ Rio invoice lots this being nc however beo"
ofcal quotation 81 year when the American
supply O2Q against the present
ply q col $50 bags The marke; was finally steady az
unchanged prices a decline Of points Cleared Rio
April i steamers Livorno, with 0O09 bags and Cara
ytlla ne after for New-Orleans. with 1900 bags.
range contract prices the local market To-Day
va n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
THE sosroS WOOL MARKET.

f,osto, Anrii is-'The American Wool and Cotton Re
ror,sr will sav tomorrow the wool trade: The fea
IRE Of the market the last week has been the sae
n, consiaerable amount Territory wool for export.
which wa, taken by English parties who are supposed %
have paid for the about 3sc clean There nave oeh
Tree Australian wool also. which hac oeeh
held here in purchasers paying from 40 TO 90
presents remarkable conditioh OF
srairr With a duty Of lie pound on me WOODS we
behold spectacle of the domestic prtiuc'
ssfne s1Ich ow warrant It's exporta-ion
The general has been fairly setive the sales ror
~. ,es week aExregating nesriy 5Oooc- pounds The
demand IA. chiefly for Territories grading me me-
Su prices are steady and unchanged but any attempt
- .e-,r. an advance instantly check, negotiations be
tween buyers sellers The sales Of the last week nave
hsen made low prices as have been seen .nis
q stuff. The sales % the week at
pos,on amounted 20 go pounds domestic and
800 pounda foreign making total Of issooO pounds
agsn. total ~ TpeI5po pounth or the previous Seek
ana goo pounds for the corresponding week
!. 1899 amount 20 81 30
40 hounds against SIS $40 pounds last AZ this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
STOCK.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April is. 1893
saSs ' F..as T a. f B.. al ~
in moderate demand at 12Qsnc per ID Tor naive s' s
eeyes and 100 quarters Of beef to Liverpool onor-
row the Teutonie viii take Liverpool 100 quarters
90 beef o sST for sasTs
cALvEs-Recsips were 10 head making, WIN IN 1ae
inquiry for calves at about Yesterdays prices
MEDIUM 70 ESSe veal 2es. sod sss cy dressed ysss
steady 7T9i7c per no. country dressed at oao',c'
sales~s sanders: g. veais i23 70 average. at IS 60
per ~ date yesterday loo veais ia No. AZ 50 90
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Reesipts were 81, cars sr LBS
there were 10 sale. There was moderate IN,
ss for -Four s9e es ss' ana hea at
No sales o. wooed sheep poor choice clipped do sod
ga 30 s5 lSe good IS P ss @ sDs
nomnay steady Dressed saoc per n; dressed
AREAS and country dressed sold mainly ats2 Jease
Sales-Newton & Co; "a unshorn state lanns' 80 10
so ss n a. 70 s. TO- 81 do IS H. at S. 2 10 DO 80 10
az s. IS unshoIn Ohio sheep lte 70. at - 90 no.
harrington & CO: ii5 unshOrn Buffalo lambs. 81 10 q.
Sc 30 is7 DO 6e NJ at So 20 - clipped do IS
tISd ( CO: PIC uns6orn lambs 70 n at Sc 30
Hume 8 Bro Monday-incorrectly printed in
lambs. IS n At s. So 2'p d. 81 n at s 10 20 %,
g 10 a. IS a7l. 50 Do. 81 n. a. IS rs; 10 DO 60 n
HoGsEReeeipts p or s.o7i head i9cluding
Gp,o se ssady AZ 4c for heavy N aSc for medium
and eQsi.c fos light weights ... ,,s ,r.,,,. =.
seo p; 10 % rPqss: SIS r. 4, g 80 90 30
s Ms'i Sdey PIG 81 n X "a at s. 20 ~ ''F
J II Hume & Bro date Yesterday: - state pigs
9 Curt. Son date Yesterday: 10 State hogs, 1913
II Hollis date Yesterday "a state hogs 1e3 n at
stag n. a 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1899.

basket s3rt: do Florida g. 50ds3 so. radshes. per
basket siG1 so string beans Florida. per crate
s2nS3 90 ~ s2fs3: roraine Bermuda. per box y
Ns2 20: SQUASH. Forida. white carrier. s2us2 90
tomatoes per carrier 1886 turniPs, Russia per DBL
srNpRIEs- Beeswax in lish, supply and steady Al,
27r per N for pure: stock IS held hsher. Maple
sugar more plenty and selling well az loal2tc per 70
Marie syIpp joeblns 5ssoc per Gallon Gnssng roe
remaining and market nomnrly steady We quote
state. clover. comb. NJ loe1sc: state extrae,ed
sac: California extracted 7asc Southern per gallon
Other nuts scare. we quote; Peanuts. virEnia hand
picked fancy. io: do extra. 3se DO No J. virginia
sheiei 5hc d No T. SPANISH. shelled 9fste necan
nuts per 10. 4g4iao, hickory nuts per bush ~ JnusJ.
hunuts. 5oa75c black vainuts. coc; bu;,ernuts per
Dbl. 81.
to give buyers much Independence Holders OF really
choice quality retain quite as full price views IS Ney
aid and this has turned considerable extra az
hut good lines OF the list II may be
supply condition IL sl on the Sc ers side
Farmers work nearly all points II so seriously de
layed that prompt. steady marketing or delivery 70
stations seems 10 the time being out OF reasonable
hope Horse work all Of the large cities Is enlargns
with the better weather for the distribution OF goods
sumption with moderate supplies would not point 70 sud
marking on in quotations for the day We auo'c:
Prime large bales nsr 100 n AZ S small I bsles
2Eq5c 100 n for the standard quates clover
mixed 45da2hc: clover 4oen+5c salt hay sS64nc IN
graded hay 3o135c. o.. .STRAW-Is arriving In free
been Ali demands are easily filled at 35d42rc for ordi-
nary 10 be~, long rye peceras Of hay and straw in
tons renorted Produce Exchange AZ noon to-day
Hudson River Railroad I50 Erie 20; oo'
Delaware Ieokawanna and Western so; West Shore.
900: Iehigh VALLEY 1907 Ontario and western w river
boats 2sO total 730 tens Exports to-day WI Dales.
Receipts Of to-day 200 tons by river W tons oy
ReceIpts Of hay and at Newyork for week end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 1s.--Cotton Arm. mdding. b'se; low
middllng sac. good ordinary 5-i0c receipts 2 $50
exports tho Continent, 65; sales, 500 stock.
IL
Baltimore April ls-Cotton nominal. middng 6lsc;
low mdduG , l-i6c; good ordinary D l-l6c; net re
ceip;s 3 bales: gross. TO exports eoas"ise. loo:
stock. -. 7Si.
Savannah. April 1s.-co,ton dull and easy; middiins,
sac. low middlng Jisc. receipts. 49, bales. exports
coastwse 1880 sales, 1875 stock. 4o.3e4.
New-Oreans. April 1s-Cotton quieter; iniddlins
/. II gc low mddng i-i8c good ordinary. 4isc: net
receipts 5303 bales gross 55l5 exports to the CONT
nent 5000 coastwise 24i7 sales $500; stock 3ss236
Memphis April is-coton quiet; middllng. 5sc; low
nIddling l3-l6c good ordinary 5-6c receipts, os0
baes. shpments Isl: sales $50: stock, 13l31i
St Louis April 1s.-Cot,on dull middiing. lS lec;
low mIddlinr good ordinary. i7sc net receipts
$50 bales gross 20s7 shipments 4s5 sales 500 stock
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Cha..oerSsts
as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West I'd
BOO A. M.-vestibuled Express daily for bia9nAmtSn
wayerly, Elnra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive bunAo
p " Parlor 70 Buffalo. -.
2.t,O p. M.-yestbued trnited-Fast mail DAILY. Soio
Pain for Cticsgo Cleveland 140 A. M Chicago
SP NJ sIepeers TO Chicago Cleveland and Ctaeinnaf-
Dining Car. ,--....
A.,v Arrives AZ Bursio 7:O5 A. ". Bradford 20 ~
N Jamestown 7 90 A. ~. Youngstown 1921 A. n.
Cleveland IL 80 p NJ Sleepers Brao and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car. ,.- x,-,--
wsveriy and Chicago seepers to Horneiisvis Chicago
ana SipsIgna local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
coMMoDATIoNs e. Ill lls. e6i. 4oi and so7 groed-
l2r 5S East l25thst and 2I3 West iZota-
St Chambers and West 2sd-st. ferries. Ney-1ork SO
and FuItonet os Broadsag Brooxyn ~ Eysr.s1s:
CO calls Tor and baggage from hotels and resi-
6enceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

s Sft .A, g s s;s;r Spring patents. winter
s a;s,.- ss ssr. 'G 20
ssc ssS,ss Sss & fl ss:s ~
Sss u s. &c Ss yellow ss s
81 81 coarse ssSs1s .FEED-stesder; quoted sPrins
.s s s ;Hs:; t ss. a.s Winter BRAN "
ss. sS s,F F' As s1Ssss siSS |s s ' S
spc..es for lrresuar wheat market to-day The 50.
day fuy eonnr%ins Mcnasys bulsS ru%ors ana show
ing state OF affairs s.nsationally bad and seldom
there many s both her. ana at cSsso who
turn heavy selling developed in snpaon Of sharp
decline from The opening bulge To certain es,e9, thss:
local traders badly oversod in forcing the decline
Pa as ss and victims to d by the n g
therefore exceedingly strong. the market selling up 10
rnecns most 0p the DS
character OF crop advices Outside Interest h9wever:
on d the Of @ ss S1
@ G the Sa
and this fae osshsf Win ne predictions Of rain me
winter wheat districts nnaliy arrested the covering
last halfhour which completely wiped the midday
s seE dy f" horh @ above snas
DAY Some Of ne crop news was more fsyoraos than
Michigan. but the average run Of winter wheat lnforma
S s 3Se @ s wheat seeding no had b M
sDmpshed Duluth reports claimed that 30 per cent OF
papers asserted that seeding general IN Manitoba
\ commission house here reported night from
eleven counties In Kansas which year produced
third Of crop stating that present Indications pointed
20 yield Of only about bush for the entire
State or equivalent 10 23.474o0o bush less than last
year In cash circles trade little active to-
day reaching "a loads here and the outport Duluth
reported 100000 bush No Northern and Chicago 25OO
bush grade O forward opening OF naviga-
ton The foreign good response early
strength this side. Liverpool closed 1tsd Ant
wep "A franc higher. and the Paris markets from to
i points The weekly statement Of stocks by Brad
streets made decrease OF $4,000 bush in worlds
pes. May wheat on the curb was quoted at SIC
quotations OF cash wheat. afoat basis fol
lows: No red. s3hc 10 arrive: No Northern New
York. s4.sc; No ] Northern Duluth. SGSc. No red
quoted sO'sc elevator. coRN-There was not much
OF interest in odays market. Early steadiness
cables to subsequent unloading and heaviness
with hnal prices nc under previous day Statistics
were little in favor OF the market. the interior
movement has decreased slightly from last week and
seaboard oearances lG4 100 bush larger Liverpool
closed Nd net higher No export business reported
az the seaboard. No 2 closed 9G9hc Chicago
May for new and BA7c for old, o afost basis .....
oATs-Tne market was inactive. but about steady with
other grains No oats closed 33c No white, 36c No
white soc: track mixed. s2034lsc; track. white. asa
3ec' Nc white clips. 36.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago April ls.-There good demand for cat
to-day prices Fancy grades brought 50 so
10 choice steers s. s. CO. med ums Sja>5 % beer
steers s4Hs4 20 bulls 81 G0ds4 10: and heifers
So 40dsi IS fed - 20S5 20 Texas steers
s. T0TSi 90 calves 81 5OGS6. There good local
ana shipping demand Tor hogs, AID the offerings were
mostly sold early hour. Sales were made all the
way from 50 6Jn$3 - the commonest droves TO
81 a5as4 o2's for ne best lots as greater part being
small receipts % sheer yesterday weakness checked
oloredo Mexicans SOD freely al 81 1895 S. vooled
lambs s. 6pGs5 49, sho lots 81 9od s. 10 and
cus 50 75dSi yearings 81 ssdS+ o. sheep Sc l5q
81 - % them being shorn Recelps-Catte. 800
hogs. 1900. sheep. 1000.
Cincinnati April ls-Hogs active and strong at 50 30
rteady 81 T5nS5 Sheep steady Sc T5q
81 -. lambs steady AT 81 25GS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

ca.n opo,a,ions were as follows: Flour MN. 70
spring wheat 52g56c No sSrin 20 wse ys9S ssa
red 'Cs ,. as' No white sos gsic No white 70 :;
SSoI,c: No rye 5Ga6e.e No barley 4Vssdde' ~ Is
Sa1:ss ad-s 81 9 l D 6f" 50 c5Sso B c IS
ass 90 short ribs sass k 99s e sart clear sides boxed
saogass hskey dstilers finished goods per ga
3, % Ysars cut loaf. UNCHANGED clover
seas6 on the Produce E -sss i3Gisc dsres
iiisStf7c Eggs steady fresh l2Ae' Oheese s'e~'' ~
|snc,nnau April s-Flour active Wheat nrm c no
re mixed ssa0 Rye quiet, No ss $685. SsS. oho
lower fancy E sssar nr Esrs arS lie
r a. bixSsr: good 70 prime ohio fat. lie
Mwnukee. April ls--wheat l'sc higher No S S
s 80 NCPh ere Sam s.@p. ~. ss. as
Mnneapos April ls.-clOse-whsat in store No On !
Nortbsrn' April fsisc May, 7iae; July ,2.c ssp.sm
Der Tsc on track No hard Is%e NO Nor'a ss 4,
% 81 ~ R ss"q IN bulk. SO 2Sasio 80 ,,.s
AS asaSIa: CORN ss% .sS g
% 10 %ssa DC s's Sas;sr
S and Re ossr fancy creamery lss DO
prints ae Egg. ar f is,ase DO southern sc
1Ss.e Ann Renned sugars unchanged ~,
400 bi, 1900 wheat, 500 bun e0cn 90 S,sS
bust g, sai 600 t ss.s SS Sss. iiooo bush
cost st. s April h;r ps,sn' wos s. s slsssS s
s5asha g ST.. ssSs ss ~ ss sr sac Nay =
s94se' 10 hard .is Corn cay No s.o, ss Sc
Iprii yHe: May s.he' JSly sse ApTii SIC: May.
s 9s' J ssy se No white Bran 's.rs. and
nrm; sacked e ,s, ,rsss Ezra ss. nrm. lie
T-,sso Apr,I is-whest active weak: No cash
se s Corn ,S,vs nsssr n No. %ssss s
S re sssa n Nv S cash ana xrs !, sss.a