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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
A common oeeurener.

The infant son Of Joe Fisher, moter'
man on the State House ear, is lying
Ia a critical condition az their home
on Twenty 9th street, the result OF a
painful accident. A few days since
as the mother left the room closing
the door after her the little one fol
lowed 10 the door, on reenterlng the
room the mother opened the door
against the child, striking him on the
head knocking him down aud II Is
supposed caused conclusion OF the
bralu or cracked the skull. The child
has been mostly unconscious since
then. IL IA % be hoped the chllds
condition will soon improve,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

Judge Terrell audi commissioned
Davis have been sitting IN court Che
greater part of the day, while com
missioner Mlley Is absent on account
OF sickness In his family. The chiei
work has been the drawing OF jurors,
and the method used was 10 draw one
AZ a time the full quota from each pre-.
einct. AZ the close Of this work the
list will be- revised and approved,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
Yokohama Tea Store
REMEMBER OUR FRESH
ROASTED COFFEE
AND TEA.
FREE DELIVERY.
Chewing Gum Trus, Formed.

by Associated Press 10 the journal.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA. comblna.
ton OF chswing.gum manufacturers
of the United States was practically
consummated today, when the last
contracts necessary to amalgamatlou
were executed In this city. The cap.
ltal involved amounts to about SO, 900
900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
The Weller E,,,s,a,

The funeral OF the late Mr.. Weller
was held this morning from the fam
ny home 10 was conducted oy Rev
bo"erSoS' OF Lafayette. The BODY
vas Inferred 10 Cny View cemetery
and the funeral was largely attended
oy coneourse OF old time friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
OREGON Postmastefs.

~ Associated Press 20 she journal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. 3.--POsmasters
appointed from Oregon we're Horace
Short, at Clymer, vice Charles Jam
ison, removed; and GyOtt, at syca.
more, vice w Z. ChIlcote, resigned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup Will Cure
throat aud lung trouble without fail.
For grippe, influenza and a deep
seated cough or cold, II is the best
remedy offered TO the public. The
doses are small and bottle costs only
pc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

d., puna Cough syrup the Safest
and sufest cure Tor those dangerous OF
the little Ones-ctOup, whopplng
cough aud measles cough. Physicians
prescribe it. Chudren like 10, aud
duses are small. Price 80.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
Senator Taylor's uavel

may ny on the handle and hit the
clerks Iald SPOT, but A. Hucken.
STEMS delicious Little Champion So
cigars are stlll the fayorite of bo,b
houses. WV"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
OREGON DEAD.

Johpston Freeman, a nati7e Of
HIllsboro. died al bis home on JaRr
nary II. after a long illness with con-
SUMPTION. The deceased was born On
the North Plains, February H. 1850
HIs father was Robert Freeman, VINO
crossed the plaips In 1915.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
AmsrIsans Relurn 10 Manll,.

~ Associated Press 60 the Journal.
LoNnoN, Jan. 10 The Hong Kong
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says
'OO0 additional Americans who had
embarked for no no have returned 10
Manila.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
Renominated.

ALBANY, n. y, Jan. l3,--The Dem-
ocratlc legislative caucus today nom
mated Edward Murphy fof United
STATED senator TO succeed himself.
The Democrats are in the minority Ia
the legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
In Police Court.

CITY Recorder Judah sentenced one
drunk and dIsorderly 10 pay tj fine.
The trial OF one LaKelan on charge
Of larceny from Willis Bros. store was
set for p. M, Geo. O.. Bingham ap'
pearIng for defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
A calIlernIa preu,h

has ruined the oragne and lemon
crops and Impoverished many ranch
man hut the famous Zoe meals at j,
n. Rarnetts White House restaurant
are as good as ever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

10 CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bruno Quinine
Tablets. All dfuggisis refund the
money II u fails ~ cuFe. a5c. The
genuine has l.. n @ on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
EscAPKp AsYLuM PArIRNr.



An escaped asylum patient named
McIntosh was found Thursday even.
ing 10 q bare on the Cottle place In q
starving condition.
lie vas taken 10 the Salem hos
pitai aud cared fos until this after
nom when he was taken 10 the state
asylum for Insane. 10 was learned
that he had been out several weeks
and lived on apples principally.
His feet were badly frozen and Ia a
state of partial decomposition 10 pre-.
tect himself be had wrapped his arms
and chest with gunnybags. When
found be was 10 pitiful condition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
In the Samples

there is only one Of kind from baby's hood and
babys stocking to mans neckde or suspender over
shirt or undershrt sweaters, capes, jackets>>among
them the very best goods Of the samples Some splen>
did underwear for men and women. There will be
over five thousand different articles among the drum
mers samples which to be sold at auction only but
the balance Of the dry goods stock will be sold private
sale and auction This sale will be treat to the ladies'
and gentlemen who attend the samples are all first
class goods and all are be sold without limit or reserve
S. FRIEDMAN, Aucdoneer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

Of the balance Of the Stock Dry Goods Store 257
Commercial street. from the 9th to the 21st daily and
evening. The manager has arranged with several
travelling men to sell their samples at auction which
will be sold at the same place,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

Vincent Pepe, OF kmity, died of
pneumonia on January IL, after an
illness OF several weeks. Mr. Pepes
father and mother only recently sue
cunbed to the same ailment that car
ripd him of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
A Carload.

R.M. Wade s. Co today received
the first carload uf wheels ever
shipped TO Salem. They are the cres.
cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

The funeral Of franklin Fouts' a
ploneer OF Yamhill county, took place
on Tuesday at Carlton. Mr. Fouts was
born in Indiana, Janurry p, 1892. ln
1851 he crossed the plains with his
parents and settled near North Yam
hill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
WHEAT MARKET

hy Associated Press 10 the journal.
CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-May 7O!; cash
. red n.
SAN FRANCISCO, jan. l3.-May ll6s
cash 1924.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
Money Refunded

Satisfaction guaranteed NhaD vo,,
use salem Special nour No1eS 49,
oaek II you don't like il. AZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
The Properly Sold.

The Pete Rceder saloon property
was today sold 10 Neckermann &
Rogers, who will 10 the future con.
duct the same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
Table Linens and Napkins

w = ous'ed at ecIaliow da, Tnur,y Friday
q Y aps satin Table namask lonehes side for sloO
''o hne aatin Table pamasA 20 inches aide of 0A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

FOR hENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms with or without fire is5 Com.
mercial Street. Terms reasonable
Apple TO 2sS Commercial street.
l-7.6t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
Cut Prices On All NAPKINS

osf .soek q idsfioaa faaae without Se yanl
OF Nackntosifs cdstt
We have nc that aIe rs.,r "a -
Knuos that odpTing a eacb ~ '~ 80" fN'V
Watch glts
Nelfes Wr viii surprise yon ~ '@'"' '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
That Scourgc La Grim,

That Scourge La Grippe
has caused gloom 10 many a family,
aud hundreds Of funerals. but Branson
aud Co.'S high grade groceries cause
long life ana happiness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13

See Virgins ad. ou first page.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-13
WILLIS BROS. G CO.
slOT CASH HOUSE,.


' "'"' ty,., NJ. s..., -,
hesi and cheapest Rsteees ''''n OF
nss qs'ss, s's a. ,hVs % %sse'slos.@' have sa the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

ont new feature California cauiinowers steady. Cali
other ys;aes. aus,ea QUOTE sG Potatoes.
DOL 40 . esss S DO s q aS S.
DO Long Island in bulk. per Dbl s2Ps: So % Maine
Hebron per- ses oG bis Triumph
ssg l 6 ss and per $50 So sgs2 20 do
e. 81 ssgss
90 per nef 5S ss;s ' "a sg 90
@ 40 ss ana a. oFaRs' fGSG shs
wSstsrn NewYOsk white per bbI s39sc do red and
sgaeS,' Sss. Sssfs.!se ssS
@ S1es so g ga ssT @ sSgs' Si
81 Bss%uaa box 81 90 %S STA
s. s' 0T TofdS s0' per sfpsS S oS
North Carolina per bush basket 81 5as2 5o peas calf
81 Ss' p a%i '1s Ok
NgS sask: 81 Sss2'C DO res g d Ss, O" :En
stS Noos Ps S So un
81? sS S % ps t s4 1oGH ''9
light demand sn4 70 s SpTs
and small reported ealoc NJ old sugar quoted
MOVING slowly and Old nominal a, Goa DC the
Sao sSn' Sa aT' ds ss a"a %
wheat comb 7asc do state extracted. Sg7c: California
in fair demand and steady Other qqis and noml
nal We quote reS"ss vsnn hsndpE geo sps9
lsh sheled Sa5sc; Pecan &C. nuts per n !g4c hickory
nut A9 yer S Sqsh ssea RsT G" Of price,
well maintained today buyers pay the better rates with
hay bringing comparatively good prices Packing work
enlarge with the good weather at hand We quote:
G9isns No . do 52ipd57isc: No 3 do 45a5oi1c email
bales quoted 2l1c less per 100 n ali through the line
Glover mixed 45a52lsc: clover. 40I45c salt hay 35Q45c
$40. STRAW--Is better In hand than for time
past md the market looks II II might work more
into favor quote long ACC 100
n: qualities 35g37l1c Receipts Of hay and
reported the Produce Exchange AT noon
to-day: Railroad 600: Erie 440 Delaware
Iackawanna Western, 20: West Shore, $50; Iehgh
valley go; ontario and Western, 20; river boats 40
total 172o tons. Exports Of hay for the week. 10 695
bales. Observation-Disclosures. 1922 bales: Cuba. 5.3+l
bales; other West Indies 4os2 bales Receipts Of straw
DAY fopa nv rfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-IOrk April 4, 1873
BEEvEsReceipts were 10 cars. or 3Ss head all con-
was steady. Dressed beef in moderate demand at yes
terdays quotations Liverpool and London cables quoted
American I've cattle and sheep steady refrigerator peer
l0c 10. shipments oday on me turlc 10 ~
90 cattle FOR Schwarzschd Suzberger. and 42s quar-
ters OF beef other shippers The Montcalm for Lon
don IS expected Of late this afternoon o. TO NOR
row, morning and will 400 cattle for W w; Brduer
company Limited and i64i quarters OF beef for sehwsFz
THIVEs~Recepts were 1913 head. including direct
and with the stale calves 202 in the for
sale The demand was limited and prices ,rife weak
I25 head were sell at the close. - . -,
4 bunch u fair veals sold at s. IS per 100 10 ,ity
dressed veals barely steady SGl0c per 10; country
dressed weak sac. little calves unchanged AZ |4G-
sales-M Collins: 80 yeas. l2S N average az - 20
PEI stfI icy AND 1AMBs-Recepts single car OF
2oa head which were sold steady prices No prime
stock on sac unshorn sheep sold al - rag
e. Ok nor 100 n clipped 80 80: fair unshon lambs
m SGds6 1870 spring lambs at s. each Dressed mutton
G,r ~ 7Gsi,c per n dressed lamb quiet at S'2qlOc
and dressed spring lambs barely STEADY al N"as
> salcsENrwton & Co 100 unshorn Indiana lambs. ~
N average al Sc 1914 per 100 ~ % unshorn Indiana
Cn,n. rs unshorn State lambs So n. at So; IL
clnned state sheep 100 n At 81 so unshorn do 12I n
?, 81 25 ! spring lamb for 81 ,,
4" toGs-Receipts we're u cars. 2773 head. including
+, bead FOR tho market No sales reported Nominally
steady At 81 iOaS4 25 per 100 ID for fair 70 prime hogs
Cogrir dressed steady at 4a6ac per 10 for extreme
saiesHJ II Hume & Bro. date ye:terday: A. state
No. lis n average 81 30 per 100 n liz do lii 10
Collins date yesterday 50 Pennsylvania pigs i''
r. a. a. Hon. date Yesterday "a state hogs 1855 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

Through trains leave NewYork, foot OF Sna.pes e~s
ss foliows and minutes earlier from west -'o-s.'
D,stO A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for bnsha.in.'n
Wsverly, ElTars. Buffalo, Bradford AHi'e eona'
p N Parlor Buffalo. =, 80, e.ua
''n,nO p M-Vestbuled lImted-Fsst mail daily Solo
main for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 74O A. M cneato'
4 10 n Siepeers Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Car. , <,...,.., ,..,,nu,sd rxprsss
as;,v Arrives at Buffalo 7o5 A. NJ. Bradford I;ZO a.
jamestown 700 A NJ. Youngstown ". a. "a "a
Cleveland 1890 2. NJ sieepers 10 pi'is' ~"' ~
Cafe Library Car. 80 T.. p,n.h.,,,o, Fimlrs-
Wsyeriy and Chicago. sleepers to Hornells"e OheAs
ana eJtFTs local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CONMO0ATfONs a. Ill li3. POI. ioi and goI br2eo-
IS1 1ovsry is8 East i25th-st and 2I3 West izotn..
st. Chambers and West 2sdst ferries Ns% 5 ys %
uhoSsn s,d Jersey City station. New-York Trannsf
20 calls for and checks baggage from hotels and 'e'
6ences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AIM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

station. in New York. Barclay and GnrssSvher "a
VEsTIBljI,E TRAINS PULLMAN bCFFEi ~"'
PINrSCH LIGHT -,..,..,
s,OO A N-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops al pr'ne''~-
1000 a. M-tcaf. Carr BUFFALo sCRANTogHt; s.nSI
M n .yToN OWEGC. ITHACA. ELAlRA. 81
80 oSV EGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet fsIir 1000
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for chicago ~n' p'
10 p n tdaily,-chicago and Buffalo Vesuere wr6
U.s. Tor CRASTOS BINGHANTOS ana ELsii 100
bnii,sn BUFFET Psrlor Cars 20 Emira- Ihtousn IS
MAJ ana day coach Chicago, arriving al tio r.
M, ~, n P 'MEscRANToN. wILKEsBARRE ard PLfM-
'O,,rri tsx PRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
no p n tdaIy)-CHlcAGo and BGFFALo, IVA I'D
MI rD LIMITED EXPRESS for sCRANIoN IS wv ,.r
Hnx1NMToS FfMiRA, BUFFALO. THROUGH BCFFrnr
siEypfNG CAR New YORK 10 Chicago DINING Gar
$40, se'' p ealy,-puFEAIo EXPRESs PyLLMhAtS
o. sTrt,p PEERS Tor SCRANTON BlNGuAMIyS r.
ss,tpL pSTH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
a Is,nf at SunssS BuFFALo Scranton ,l BISS-
o'5 ~ vroN OWEGo. ITHACA. ElsMiRA y u p.-.,
syRActysE and OswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman bu"''
fsepstB uRBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
" TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMopaTioSSsp s AZ
uHSRy GAZE q SONS Ltd lis broaq 1y, s,,tions
Pace a2S and 9i2 Broadway Tickets az nsr one Hun
IL n twenty rf,h 81, c35 Colu nous ave Nsw TIL,
o.ed s -os Enon at and 100 broadway, brooklyn ii"s
49, giving full information at az ~ .u o., ana
"a mmrscTTSr.rss EMPRESS COMPANY viii can Icf sno
.,sct sgags from hotel or residence 70 oes"h"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
TIL. BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April The wool market here shows more or
rbe depresson caused by the combination scares
tas resulted In forcing prices downward 50 that pun
r sconred mound lower than during February For me
Medium and 0ne the secured price is 4Oc for choice
,l ,yni the ,rices remain at 441i5c. Fleece woods
Are quiet az whole while prices for Ohio fine delanes
r, r. win Michigan and Illinois at about 26n2Ic
Australian wooIs are slow demand. but hed anout
sc,dv The following the quotations for leading de-
scrptlDns: 49,, - 49,, .ho,.o oaao.c.
ohio and Pennsylvania neeces-X and above; 2"H-te
XX Xxx and above. 2oG-'c' beiai"e' -'9-'c' w
ronbng 2sc. No do. CSC. $50. =.
WirhiGsn Wisconsin etc.-X Michigan 20a2ic No
Nrbtgar romblng 2sQ27c: Illinois combing. 28g2Ic
10 do 2Bc No Illinois comblng &c New, ork New
iar,,sbira ana Vermont 2lc No . New-York. New
iir,,pshr snd Vermont 26d27c: Deiane Michigan. 2iq
o.. blood dc. Michigan understandable lTdlsc; IN
washed Michigan. fine, l5nl5igc :,
Tnwashed medium. etc-kentueky and Indiana -
,i,,I co,nbin1 zIm22c; Missouri q blood combng 700
9I, = blood 20q2l &c. braid comt.ng. sGoc Lake and
Georgia 10000. ,, , r., ,oa
~. secured zoe. staple. 41c; Utah Wyoming etc. mo
medium and fine ia 5c secured 4oc staple i4gtoc
us,aiian scoured basis-Combing. supernne. I0gI2c;
good G5q8 sc: ave-age. 62qGoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April i.Trade in cattle today was slo% WIN
-ces rarely steady The bulk u beef steers nrol9n
81 30 there being surprising scarcity OF ne %
- shipping grades Fancy cattle brought - "p
e. 90. choice steers s. 35ds5 g, mediums - '3H u ~
,ocrq and feeders 81 6OdS4 s. bulls g IOlSi ~ COWS
ana heifers So ioQs4 10 Western fed steers - Z'>S 9"
-sxas steers 81 2OaS5 calves. Siqs1 Ihere was an
* clent demand Eastern shippers FOR nSsS o
nres ruled oi- d5c higher Fair to choice - NnN 20
PeavS backing lots 50 Goas3 so: mixed s38lzgSS - Z.
tnfcters So IOQS3 92i2 light. 81 sqS3 - = Ilss
a. c1 az n Business sheep brisk az STEADY prs
,s comprlsei larger portion OF offerings and fued
weak but not quo,aby lower Poor to prime sheep So.
a. 5O1S5. rcarlings 81 I5dS5 Is Colorado woolen
lamb s. 5ass a5: shorts 81 15as5 % Receips-Cat:le
> 0.n hogs IL 900 sheep. 1l,oIo. -oa.oo-
t,,,cinnati Apr 4-iogs active higher " oV4s5 70
Ciie 81 iGS sheep steady. strong. 81 s0aS4 &C.
Lambs strong. $4nS5 - -, , ,hrouab
East Buffalo. April Receipts ~ sale ana through
,e sheen and hogs during the twenty four hours ended
NJ noon 10 iay were: cars. sheep and .arnis
,r. hogs % cars shipments: Cattle q cars sheep and
ian,bs cars. hogs Z Cate-Tnere were no oiter
ms 10 dav but moderate inquiry and an easy feeling
calves mostly common Choice 70 extra were quot
able al sf7s6 % good choice. 50 oOqS0 sheep ana
iombs-There were only 10 loads on sale The demand
,os slow and prices auoabe about the same as yeseI
day IAmbs-Choice 10 extra were quota6Ie az so loa
were qotabe S5~S5 %, good 10 choice - 0GSo tos
oren.d rather slow a. about yesterdays c.ose heavy
ouoabe ~ 81 O5G$4 10; medium - 90 1orkers - sSg
pgs 81 s0as3 90 roughs SO 5opS8 co. stays y ''gS5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ew-NOrk. AIIII T.
.,,rh, r.ac,son from last nights buler &C
LOt -v MS morning the local market after
ru as pra ctically change IN the sltuato" II III
iheT ~ session Speculation was very llght h1O 80.
~ M,sssiona character. The feature OF news Va
~ -, cable from But while oearlsh tls
as -sc,icallv no effect the market ana ielItu
IvtSr1aie the bear tactic 70 the sshtesI oes e
70 a.e5 Next Rio and Santos crop prospects are
-" - crop than last year. Next lo crop prVsPe
ss-esr Weld and good quality. Receipts al Sdh,es
Ss 10y la,s5 - t3crease The bull element we're IN
~ ~ scout this information and refused TO aiter er
a ~ OFFICIALLY the market opened barely STEADY W.
F.lo.' -.tsrSed TO points lower At the close inc
1s IVES steady with prices net UNCHANGED 10 . iolnes
's T,si sales were 1890 bags. chiefly IN scatteren
E 80 ,be new crop positions. Receipts - 2l,oVo hogs ~
- "a santos We're larger than locked Tor WINE me
s- warehouse movement proved of SATISFACTORY pr
At,rs ~ssch!nc 49, 49, bags In the spot department
49,. were disposed procrastinate and IN most IN
.s -. co-e-ed purchases pressing needs Prices 70
100 ,o-ninallv unchanged the basis Of l-ltc for
iss lois ard 9-1Sc for jobhing parcels 81 NO III"
1.s,,v - cable from Amsterdam. the amount ahoet
49, iSs and the Eas; for Europe Is "a bags Last
-saihs shipments from Java and the Fast were -V'"
afs ...,. ,...as 90. tho loca, market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

Roson April 4Fiour steady receipts o ~ pTs
srrg PATENTS s4qSi Is spring bakers S3gSS .o ~ zoo
nsent. 81 sOd s. 80: winter clears ana a. ne,
sa cornmeaI steady: s5QsTc bag - |.a 81 -
Xii corn dull receipts 1l.sI2 bush; 70 - . AMI
Yellow 42i,c Oats quiet receipts. lVol pus,
No 3Ti,c Millfeed quiet: bran sptihs. 4Sts0SiT *
sIS 75 Red Dog -four S7 %, middinss s, ,5, 90.
Bn,ter steady: Northern. 2lq2lgc; "es'ern,
imitation l5GlGi,c: ladies'. 14nl4Hc: C"eese ''
Wnr,bsrn' I2qI2,c. Western 12hgl2ac 49,, . Va
Rnnso Aprl i-Sprng wheat. FAR inq9lN' .HsS 80
X"rIber, s0s.c Winter wheat dun easier -" 49,
fsi.c, No extra rcd 7jg75i3c No wmte' ,sIlo1
arm No = yellow 3si.c. No yellow. 81 s- 10
RI. N . corn 37%a3sc: No corn. 5'1apo' sV'
COM 3Gisc oats dull. No white. 55l2c. 70 ,xss
a2i.c: No white 3lAc No mixed 8Vsse, 80 800 e9c
2eisc BARLEY Nothing doing. Re-No - O" ""' 49,
Flour steady. 49, ,,, Wheat oulet. No . red.
-ot -Sc Cor1, easy: No mixed 3'c Oats %eaHer'
,nired 2pst3Oi.c Rye quiet 10 oVc p Sh, Ia
bsmSed fancy Egln creamery. 2lng22ac' yh'o' a.s
10 dairy l2isc. sugar steady. Eggs quiet iVN' N
mr. ,de.nhia April wheat sc lower; contract
All 75iG lille isc lower No mlNeu Apln' g.
as, oats dull unchanged; No whote EnlpeI ~
t, ~ q willie clipped s4d3lac. No mixed eppeIi
aruer. fancy creamery 22tc 90
~ sys nrn: fresh nearby. i2isc DO western i-s''
,,S,o.t.rn l2i.c; do Southern l2c =. -. -,iL
20 ,,,.a,,Lss Anrl 4-Nheat dull No northern -
4, 81. N . Northern T0GI0sc. Rye over 80 az
"a harley steady; No , 4sc sample, IS nru
Ift,,.anois April 4.-Wheat No ! NoIt.sIn, |gr r
Nav sais dapac: July. foNGlosc on TRACK "a =
hafd gt naens IS so6s3 90; second patents - cUg
i9Ir' Mrs' saT 50 iOgs2 Bran lower in bulk $40
dsl0 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April s.5 p. -E .,essS
ngercan mixed new IS nd DO old ss ID fIS oSs
quiet: April IS Ard May IS tSa: Sa Hons al London
Psnc COAST arm a iosgl4 lbs Beef dull ss'a Hams
n.ss AZ. al: prime mess 57s 81 FORK dul sos - M
ins ss e cur 10 10 ID arm. Sos Sd Bacon nm M
berand cut 80 ~ 2s short re % 70 a. long clear
maaes heavy IS SO ~ ~? short clear SsSh' sos Cd
osalare IL 10 u 10. steady. % a,sd A.,
western in erres steady 27s I'd Amei,Ts s4csn anes
~, and cSIored 52s Cd Taow-lrme Sig y, ' Tus"
ol-Fiull refined steady los 30. -
-os 90. s,,y. steady 3as I'D Rosin-comnon se1 in
e. Tsow-Aus,ralan at London ssesaY' rom Atlantic
por.s O. go ausrters Pacific ors 1900 qnaIters' %
AZ 400 quarters Imports OF American CUT" ~"
q ,P orts' n~,,. for the week 30 100 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

-tNenng the refined depart M ,,,,s
rpred more generous buying this being particularly
concerning the grades. Quotations follow, 80
lated n sacks and 2-fb cases. Disc doilros,
cut loaf crushed 5c powdered and coarse
5i.c: granulated fine gr8nulated osc coarse
lated and extra nne graduated, 3hc' coniec'"s,s.
granulated 5hc cubes. 5ec: XHNA powaerssu NJ,
L. = and 3 nc Nos and D. 1850; No o. 4tc; 40 No
SO: No 43ic. Nos and 10 4'tc: No H. floc, ~.
~ ii,c, Nos H. H. II and 10. 40ic. In raw eusar
business restricted considerably by an UNIV %
Of importers part with holdings at lat tt ia.
finer, bidding T6c FOR 20 test centfitus.'
and 49, Ice for ~ yes, Ino
sugar thee proposals being for unlimited anouns
Asking iGc higher In nearly az n r.rs
Tho London reported quiet hut nh LOT ~;
quoted 12s and fair refining ~ 49,
and decidedly higher, April ueINs,S g
ing advanced over the holiday los 1id ana May ue
livery los 2Ld. - oon ...os a,
TOBACCO Sales OF seedlcaf were ABOUT Nv ,.sot 100
full prices the market ruling steady SAFES oo<5 10
crop 1895 England Havana SEED sS p.nr
I25 cases isa7 Zimmers At Is Q2Oc: 40 cases 1872
sylyana Havana i2d 3c 10 cases lse' 'rpna'
13ni4c. and 1870 sundres AZ GglGc Ielna, 4,
bsccO steady with sales % $50 bales Havana al Vu'
bond. and % halea SmmaiTa az s5cGxl ~ ln L-onu.