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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-10

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sNs-i p tfls4' ~ s'lNi"
"h;ea-o. H.. Anrti 9.-Cattle-To'iay's -"
ceirt~ ~il !nli shart OF most expectations. Tic
.tfiInts !einS IN ~" n"iGhfotii"5n ., I -. -, V,, 80
M"rdty . y.nr ago. Tn. average offerings nt'r
c"ir"d - f,w weeks ago, ana 'h'f' W. an ",
"" demand from the start. prices ruling .n"H.
IT, hirler. With some h'"v'a -, hls'"r. YAH
he'f steers w"r" v.inte'i ut :i.."a' - i"r poor to
fur i";>. St"tltj.ls for medium %shirllrs C1it!'.
go "a inr god tat hre."s. 1870 y yy, iir
there is Stiil Il great scarcity OF strictly choice
,tttt" NOR good ,rnv"S ~" c'.iini to ln"s-
h"t and 'agr" "a'tl. soil s'''F" y tidH t.lo"
maj pil'e. The c9ttle prime enough :" SOIL a."y"
SD ar" not numerous. ANA sales above 81 -
are" rare. Exporters are taking u good iranr lax
cattle V-i"hia" around i.@tUGl 400 lbs. their jut-
c!.as"s iasr week amourtinc :" t." head, isaii~'
".'o the week before and = .."l last year. S~'GcAesS
.irt f""'I"rs continue IN excellent demand. 500
go. shipments from here over Western g.,irnJl-
iaSt week amounting 70 ~ cars. butchers cattle
sold LARGELY a dim" higher. AMI ca-rerS were
nm. fnlis saI! al S.7"nt..I. cows and h".f"rs
~ SzGi:.'' chiefly Ct t25'ti.i 50. and stays at SEA
li-ss-TL" receipts w"re much smaller TODAY
record by advancing to SD per ;n Ils.-th-
Aishest figures yet reach-I. Only about o 6aa
hogs We're received. as asalnst ai.NIg last w.ek
ana 9:.)9o last year. - unexpectedly sfaal i
snIrty sent prices up in a hurry. and hogs s1It
last sartrIav. saies were L ia! 20 "i 1t .nl. -. ~
ar..s .".ns MAD" Of good 70 PRIV. ]st:ppinE lois
ines lots. weighing os5d iei lbs. az :. I'D -.
u.',r'gl "a rhoic" mixed. averaging iSh1 @4p It's,
a. ;y sa.5 - god :, prime butchers; arerasiax
averaging 100, "a ~ n, e. 80 '5's N-'s".
m .r g. ia r,- 49,, $1,000 STAG So
far-.1,- a, - eGE;- ''S''"'eS '"i "'-" sol!
s7,asr - ~, -"
dlt- .,,l Ia, ,.' 80 n'.H "-t- .e'"'E-i 70
"a ."' higher prices. Tho lamb t:idk- was lir~-
c.rlr-i. .,- , III, ". ".''~, It~hE ,n!ITadn ihnGS
IN largely az s.. sau7. 80 Shorr jsnbs s"t5 =.
S.'.f.t go. No.!"I sheep ser. in artiv. demand
at @.sJ1G.2H and wnnl@.i v.aeInra AZ a. "-si.
Shoru sh".D SeiIin" a.. ssd-.. E.nor. x1..., y-.-,
stLthie ~ 8 .elGG.
New York. ApfiI .. - Eeeve.- g...,,,, > .,,.
steers and butts steady: fat cnw- s.r1nE ct.er.
h'"ndr: steers 81 7jua.o1ta: bulls s;,..y4 10. cows
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MARKETS. ny TELEGRAPH.

Ne. Yorx. Arrii 2-Flour-Receirts 4s.2ia: *
ports SIsS. irl,tiye and abou; steady. Rye fn,,-
siea.s. Cornn.al quiet. Rye steady. Barrie.
duiI. fsarIev malt dull. Whcat-t;eceipts ass,
In. gui,t. No. = rod Nl7.c I. o. %. sHuat spot:
40. = g.s .Ta., elevator. No. ] Northern Duiuth
1-sc Z -. h.. a!Iuat PROMPT; Ne. l hard Duluth
7.t,c T. a.. .. .,.ua; prompt options Throughout
THE forenoon w.r. active and firm, sustained by
foreign hIyin- and strong cables, in addition Ia
local covering: a liberal increase III the visible
supply. however. opened the Way 20: afternoon
weakness. helped 10y predictions OF lain: under
TerliZItg the market sold OF. closing easy ut isr
net advance. May .a7-d.i,,". closed .S;sc; July
- i3-!sa7; 5-isc. closed sfc; sept. Ti4G1is.c.
closed .i:.c. C~u,n-Hc"cirts l0a.@2a bu.: exports
IL hu.: spot weaker. No : f'.c +. o. h. afoac
and ;.tsc elevator. option market carly in the
day was strong With provisions. and on iniiuc;,-
tial huyine al Chicago. II finally. yielded To real
izinE. however. and closed weak at ~sa2sc net
decline: May H7sdi6c. closed i'c: July. tilrfJ
4si.c. closed tsssc: sept. ty:,Tis"-c. closed is7,".
at-R,ceipts 81. $50 hs exports % tu.: spot
quiet No 2sDc: No. > @N'-c: M. ? white ~, ~;
No. : white 81. .rk. mixed Western .:G$Ac: trk.
white a,n:5c: options dul! and weak. closed 80
7.c lower: NAV closed 81: No. : white May
closed :.-.c. HAY steady. Hops steady. Coal
firm. BEEF STEADY. tut meats stead!. Land
f,u. Western steamed So: refined iirm: Cont
Tse.; &. ~: =. \. 8. -. compound ..dsi=c Fork
firm: family Sl+.::5Iitt'. short 'ietrs Sl5nifE0;
mess 81 .,.rl3,a,. T4llow steady. city NJ. "uur-
fry 5'.TS7,c. ,nttouss"d oil st'adl"r:. priTn" "ru'ie
81 r2tc. ID. yellow ST.. rye steady. M'o'asscs
steady. Peanuts quiet. fTeishts to Liverpool
quiet.
GAlcaxo, April Cash quotations we're a. sl-
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rot I.JVS.
Market Opened with Cap
Ru,crs and Receivers.

ErIC Special.
New York. April a.-Lire poultry receipts to-
6sy were : cars Western and ! Southern. with
fully . cars more By express. The market
o,oned hat unsettled. with a wide gap
between hrvers and receivers ideas. but as thu
REGENTS so- the week did not show ny excessive.
rrica. were adjusted ir i2t.c for fancy heavy
Indians. while TAR q Far Western fowls
brought; Ioc with light southern and Southwest
eru fowls clearing at NC. A few cnops VI
chickens SOLD at IT,. but as nearly everything:
had Ia, sell in with the old ro"sters. quotations
arc withheld. Oh rnosters sold mainly at Sp
Ste, only the Indians bringing this
price. TURKEYS cleared mainly at IeLc.
bucks and goose in moderate supply and
steadv. Troilers, fancy. , to 3- lbs. to pair.
....1SI: II, l.. -, lbs 20 pair. Gu61c. fowls.
fancS IleaIy in.lisus. i2tec. other Western IL.
Southern ard southeastern il,:c: ROSTERS sGa
SIC: turhe.S. fair to good. 1l.Tf.i.C: ducks.
Western prime. patr. scns.c: southern ard
Sou.hwc Soc; geese. Western prime pair.
s. I.T1.s 81. Southern and Southwestern 81.
Dressed toultry receipts to-day 81. pks:s. Ad-
vices to haud shaw UP tight for baisnc" Of week.
Demand wac quiet. as dealers offered frozen
fowls. which they axe working out. and veg
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HDRSFS-The opening run Of tho week was If
only moderate proportions. but to market vas
in rxCcllen. condition. The hIyinG force was
large. representing all rcrular clements. ANA
In. ~eeG begins with "a very strong ami bnoyant
tone. Under the circumstance. II was 4 most
satisfactory market: still. tue quality could i'aV"
cen better to ADVANTAGE. Eastern "rfi"rs 20" al
decent "iass"' OF chunks were in liberal fore.
and there were new foreign c1'rt1iSsiuns IA the
market. Trade on farm animals Was acti'e and
urgent from all sources. and southern titsScS
had their fun quota Of demand. 1t ="ains almost
unnecessary to report that choice DRIVERS ami
harness horses continue III the strongest re-
quest.
Horse quotations:
Heavy ~draft-Common to good. s1ro TO $50;
cfruice to fancy. tlso to $500.
priysis-tonnon TO good. s.. 20 Sl30. hnik SWo
to ST.. coach horses. $3.50 to $50.
S~atdlcrs-Conuon to choice, sS 20 $40 fancy.
ST., To- 80.
chunks. I.2o to Lao, ihs.-Comrnon to good.
$50 to 500; choice to extra. fils 10 Slon:
Southern h~orsrs-Common to good. 80 TO *aS;
choice to extra, ST. &. SIS.
Plugs. ia to 81.
MULES-Th. mule trade. 81 fFr as The conuni'-
sion department vHS concerned. "ptu"'i fathef
quietly Monday. and there WIS nothing IN me
carly progress u. the business +" inhi"ate 'ns
status of TIC market dur.rs thu present Week.
Arrivals amounted T." about 5l hcau, ana, tns
hui. OF ti..,i Mere the direct i,rrr,.t.ti,,f 81 the
dealers. The latter. while making inquiries on
La commission offerings, displayed no notcean's
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fancy light; hams 1o2.r 10 r01.aI.c; taii,"r
mas -, New York shoulders &c. iltln sum-
tNd. meats, %iohtinG; extra shorts -: ~,
70, clear Sides "a: bellies &c 10 ~ y y,
1'riage. plates to-. Dealers charge higher va
orders.
tountry l,arh-5'.c to TIC. according to aua'-
IT and package. ,.
country Bayou-Ftir average prices hniio.ti's
ca: and VOL smoked: shoulders AT b !, -.
si'l'S at g. 80 a.; hams at SC tn 81. MI 90
~" lots. trt"@ullrly cat AMI poorly iE'hii'"-
tho sell gu iheir merits. r,.b-
F~H-oN-'n.E,fy. NJ. l size. No. : f,h"c' I'N"
O.. choice BE-. cake a!,r. -L,.
49, packers choice white .fi''sc: E'i"" ~"
n"pf n oi,,rt, pb.i.-Mcss ga, Fulton
market 80 ~; tonsues Al 81 PER doE' are" at
!i.p 10 ST..
Hides.
Wien sold round: Missouri an.
" na's Wac; AtkausI- and southern Sc
ant 't"ice Texas II4c. 'Ivcraf" i.ntS ..,,ri
h"iiN" Arkansas md Tennessee li'rC, Ml>SiHS,il
al ,Niaharma lii.c: dry fallen '''NI'': ~
sJ'tod-No / So; No. . 80. bull e. Glue
Vet g., Dry nInt No. l lSr; No. . ,S'ie: hH',
Il: cnll- and GIT" hides a.. 'fy-saitr' ~ ,
i4'-r. Ne. = 49,. ,:;.ou unrGrci IL r"r ~. ~ ~
than cured. ami part cured c les, badly sFHouy
tp"rpcr hvsF classel as glue.
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,'"s: ~tiour-St"ady. Thca,-Nc. 3 spring os...a
~. ..".J !.i '''-n ~. Cprn-So. : -; ~.
. Glow 80: oat~-N". = 3Js.c. No. . write
I.nSl-c: M. ) whit ~. q s.. Kye-No. . 5oc;
t"tii.S 40. h':H IT,. FiIXse.d-NO. l. anu
~, VI Ilihotity ~s.,t-Prime s...,rt. Clover
-, ohItact ga ' -, rrovisions-IeSs .l"rh.
i"r hhi. E--aifi@ y. lard. per $50 il,s: so-eltt
49,; short ribs SHES toes, s'.oia1 SOC: dry
>ii'"u ShhuIlnrS tIN.i, Gi.VSf.c: sno.t Hie:r
MIS- 'hAt' '."'a'-ii". ntsSy-pis;il."sS lii'--
iNh"'! Foods. per gai. So. -ucnrs-Lnt. loaf
"'. SrAh,tlitcd iii. DH the Produce Exchange
ior'idy 'ht' butter market was r.-a.i, creanlaries
!t"!'c; tairirs ltHitr. CH,ese firm at gale.
LEGS st".''y. fresh lG'.c.
Toledo -. Ar~ii Wheat active, higher: N;
go. Oats weak. lower. Nn, . r1ixcd a5s.c. I'VE
ihit; No. : c''Hl 'Nr tlor"rse.t dull. unchanged,
Iilnlr :Isi old - -; new SO; April $50. oct
$40: No. , sc".i i.i"f't 81. oil unchanged.
Kansas 'it!. Nj. Ann a.-Whei;-M.y t2'sc;
cash No. /. hard o3G"@. ": No. 3 GiG63C. No. : f"t
i',' No ! "iG"H'. 'Grr-Niay 36i.c; cash No. :
:nlN'! .'"%>t y" = white %Nn3Si.c; NJ. h'-
'lt-N" : whit" IS. Eyt-Nu. = 80. Hay
Ihr.'', timothy i~t9a;hap. rEoic" p-atrie so.'"
49, hut'"r r"tiH"r" 1,Tl'r: GARY Is. EgIS-
Fresh - ';"r"i"ts-WHost -. SOC. corn 4.cr'.
oats l5.'n+l. Shipm"uts-Wh-a u .spl: corn li.efHi.
oats G.pn.
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Re. ship.
Nv ~ -,
,H'fP y
ii''S'H NM ''Hl~ r.. ---..--.-..-..- vi" 49,
tArrIt-NItt" I;.,f ,4ttle rrad,-Suppiies
n"'cs .iiht'l q ra'hrr light DAY in the native cat
le alleys Ih"N vote neither large -iiugh
got ~, cnn.' pu'ntly - portion OF the ag-
Et'ssiNrhess vas eliminated from the comp.
tt!"h. an i''f oh'rlngs were plain ana f'id
strong. CONDITIONS indicated 1 higher r'ark"t
tor ttr h"s; "o"t 'atti". OF which We had none.
itirfh"t'iS utI NO hesitate. TO pay good MN
prices inr all descriptions OF butcher and stock
cattle. veal calves su;I Up 30 &C a H.. an! buts:
in value.
Sai's TODAY included bee. steers 40 to 1861
ms bN'IhSe ~ 49, 10 Ss.lJ ant lighter steers
At $50 = $40. hutcEe- cows and h.ifers az
VIC 70 'ii"i stoc" Steer. and feeders at "a"
20 Ss-"'. stock cows ard he!fera at 81 - !t'p:
veal calves "A: f1E.i 10 s. p.r ihh HIS. lt!iis a;
s. to S'a', ana ini!Eers ~ ~ 10 81: per co~ and
cate
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Market unchanged and demand light; season
Poultry. Ga,nc and NrnI..

LIVE r"rLTEY-Mafk"t ur~haneea: TGr-
~h",s-Ny,ra-e receipts q: htIvy IONS -.
C!irEer.I Hens s. rough and heavy boosters &:
hrniicrs i2"iltc. lucis Sc Live pigeons 80, per
dol. Geese 5i-H6c. Spring chickens quoted ut
8 5rd&..a. iluck",l goose b.
DRESSED !oJLTEN-Narkct GUi"' and no"i-
nal. W. quote Is follows: ScIl'l"i ard un'.r'"n.
with heads and feet IN: Turkcys-II"rs ioUl!c:
=Uhhl"rs NGH". thick'rS-Ch,ir" fresh hHN-ci
rnost"rs -. ~hrcks-Ihuir- &C.. Goes" uf'"'@H.
GiAL-ipIrks ont Of scg-.g. Ia,NsrtIe Sl-Ss-
Frog legs Sl.s5 per dnz. SarduipcrS 20.
'fuI,r L., fancy. ',,g,sr lei. H.; tair 80
Gurtahie at S'ea5c; thin yves ana bucks .',f"c
Cl".r" fat spring Lambs 81 70 - u"r -. iaI
f,1f,hs 4i.f..' -
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Provisions were strong and higher. suffer
ing - little after the start i'll SYmI'at thy with
weakness in corn thc latter part of the sps-
sion. but closing at Zoe advance III May pork
and uichangc. for July, i'2c being added
to lard and from l6c to i2iac respectively in
Max and July ribs. Local hog receipts were
i .ocn head, and their price quoted from ~ 10
Joe higher. The total of the day's run in
the west was ~. $50. compared with 80 last
year. The estimated local receipts for to-
nur.--. = M uuA- LII
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Cleveland. -. April Orchard Mansfield.
VINO was to have opened an engagement 80
tho Euclid Avenue DDsra House hero to-
night. * confined TO his room at the iIollcu-
den Hotel. suffering from acute iaryuEitis.
His physician says il may be "a week before
he can leave his room.
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EtaNSecd.

Cash and May naxso"i wcr" mp &c. while
the distant futures declined l=uic. The adj
the fact that Duluth was up &c. No. /
Northwestern sold at sl.T2 and this price
vas hid for MAY. Sept. sold at si.24 and
Oct. at sl.IS. Receipts were 5 ears and
SIinD,.pts e, rUp I'm
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stocks of Grain in store.
|iipn,cnts of ,'Inur.

-. Louis. GSi7 Ibis; Chicago. 5i.'i7 hhis. pe-
trnit. 4@' hh!s.. Milwaukee, 80. hbls Min
n@al,olia. a:.55, bhs. New York. .io2 hhis. and
- SKIS: Elltimore. S.$37 bbis.: Philadelphia. $40
SKIS. Boston. 81. 5ZH SKIS: \cV. Orleans. l.Jr sis.
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TIE CG1'rON NARk ETS.
i"rrr W ~ a Good Change for the Bet
Ter. and the Close Was Higher.

-. Louis. M.Ilay. April, 2 40.
The situation all the way through was stronger
and an H'tttp"- took place in tha two leading
mit"Hts. The strength came chiefly from Liver
pool. which! market up.rod higher on til. news ~
The lis Hood in Texas. New York -eenou,laI I'm,
IN 'atA". Il mia s0r: Of a way. though m. IA
lures there closed Il. 4 fat. advance. the Early
's.l .h'i"ns icing I" : points Up ana the ok.
crop : L. : points better.
isr.fI Ilalfet st.adv. Sat.S 30 hal.-
- " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia
'u""i ordinary 81,
Nlo'ii-S ...... ~,
Low %iiiIllir@ 81.
'iu"P iu,iulins e.
Hi'i'i'inE fair
Tines ar! s;ains az, below white.
tagging. yer y.I-ls.-lb. SO. IN. -. o.. IN
-. hon cotton lies So. Hemp tminr ~ Scr
Warehouse statement today:
1879 lscr. '1ss->,.
N"t i-' "IptS sine Sept. .......il.a1 80.
49, t'.'l!'N To-Day -..-.. -.... Ia 80
'ir'sS receipts sine Sat. ..-.. -. spi -.
'ir"SS shipments .l-,tn, .. ,s ~
'.'%S >'il".!"nis since S.ut. ! ....1CT.p.. S. s.t:
St'"l. "n hand -....... ........ GO ~ .n,,
i-E"iI'""' Ala!S"i-~Io,- ,aHsn, fair a. l-r.i
advances: ur!tris I~5-a-tt: stI"S Iarrt l.,l.s IJI-
,"'"~ rios"i qr'rt. .Ap-il : -i-5ti b.. .Aprii.Nav
: 1911 :; 20 -iin- 1'-fd =; .Jrn--iuly
. lrhid $ Jni>-AHs. : l.-.td 5. Aug.-S-pt.
=" lid :. SEPT. n,t. { 4G.i l..
domestic markets:
Galveston - ,ui-t at 90: receipts ! ass bale.
Nv 'fi'dh -t !r'l al 49,. receipts .S t.,I.,
M"i'l--N Nominal II "Ic. receipts - bales.
S"lnaii"-.rii" az a.: receipts I.sC2 bales.
i~iurst"n-Strady 1T 3i,". receipts az baI.s
Au"nSth-'tu!"t 1T 80; receipts Iu., u,i.s
M'nnrhiS-S t.idy at 1isc. receipts A. lll-s.
", f%ih ii'rt"t-Nrot quiet. middiins &c
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E~EPTEfiG SPEclAL.
Alto Pass. H., April a-Forest fires hav.
been rasiu: out in the hills west Of here
for several DAYS. Farmers have had 10
fight tn" fir" day and night in order 10 sa.s
their property.
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Gori f.htraI rInbrr q shrrp az
rived. hut the bulk OF thom wct- Consigned iii
ret to SauEhtcCers. I'll. offerings uf NATIVES
for sale Wei. small and tho quality not very
good. Int several loads of Texans Wer. available.
y good strong demand prevailed. trading was AZ
tive. and IN" market was over by Ia O'Clock.
Prices remain unchanged. and the demand was
considerably larger than the surrlv. All ciasses
IF SHEEP, and lambs that can be- used Ter mutton
find ready sale.
sales Included spring larts at s..1G to SO.
older E'nis at S".t5 TO 8; native sheep ~ ST.
to 81. Texas shop 8, lbs. average ~ -. 81 lbs.
at St.iu. - HIS. average at tMtD. CUils al SO To
81 nnl hIrHs at 81 o, to e. -
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DAYS. 1>.ihi bales. against H".'li f.r sam. time
iasr week and 49, last wear. since S-yt. ! g
$50 bales. acs:inst '.i"l.. 80 bales same fir,a
last season. fNi.sts 70! tHr-e DAYS. 49,. I.l..
..ainSt ">, for s1rI- tim" last wa-k. Sio,k 81,
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Both timothy and clover seed markets re-
maiu.i unchanged. Samples of the former
were slow OF sale at from s. TO go per 1un
lbs. country ints of clover ranged from 81
Il, g. 20
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rtpJ Eii' SPECIAL.
Pine BiUff. Ark. April "a young couple
who were married December 81 last year
were to-day divorced by Chancellor J"ur VI.
Elliott here. The petitioner was Harry
RutStein.
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miscellaneous Markets.

-Sr!Ii'!. ~ lrlSis of 81 81
SCRAr. RoN METALS -airh.
lcahln sc. STOW" iIat.. go: burned o., I;,ass
Light Sc, heavy 1I Copper 81. Lead s.. zinc
g. Pewter 81.
CooTEESTTFFSIn car 1t. or ,r: s,a,o.
hi. g.. hc"r krc sl2fI" lard T.. s5 ra,i, XII
SIS. Heading. rer se'-N". ! -four hill. 3: NJ. .
Ioora-f-iour III. s.ai.;= f,r COOPER. 81 ~
lard to-. ~noncr-shavoi. SGaS. "nrk mi g. '""
CONFERENCE.-The trs. r.15af9 %. ncr; rh,.
90; slack work rouni-ho%n -Four hbls. :5":Gc:
20. produce hi'g 80: annie %.
ERooNrpRN- Nominallv s2> to $50 nor ton.
EEESWA\ Firm. rrim" 81 rcrih.
ACr: Y 2Sqs2r. NX 2tT2C. xxx f2disc. NZXX
rlAc. Tarc : per cent FOR large to 10 ncr cont
FOR small SKIS. puch whit" @dG1r: dark c,Gafc.
lie: wing. tail ard pointers 1ir: wing ard tail
?0c: wing and POINTERS q. Pointers s..
UFfEANINN-F!irE" 81 D.r Ii. antelope &c:
goat s.a*'c tids and Damaged nlt. Texas ~.
fsIrn. tn - Giiracr Sc. Seneca 31r. mink fii,c:
l.I.a golden eesi .orf1c- Nav annie CO..
snake "Ic. black .afe. angelica 3Hci.r: wa,yo.
bark Of root g ha'E ~ rce'2H-'r g: blood .f.c;
SiiET-p TT'fTS-W"ol ncl's AZ facd:l: lamb q,
a5lc: ehes-l.n'- - To IL. urv shcar!lns at :oa
90. DRY or fallen rci,s !0a12r rer n.
WHirT. E'AN@ Qriot. Cao!c" hanl-pickol
ioithinr from store n, = ~.
i~pNEY-"or'h q. iHGl.i-r: white. inferior.
dari; and broken 80 fer icsa. Extracted ard
STAINED In Ibis. 6"5izc and In cans igc pcr n.
ni%sEED oU.-rc- gal Raw at So: boiled
at g: l. pr. sai. less in car lets. Castor oil
lots plc per Ia. r.ur-. rn.tonscod OIL -Surnin,r
yellow .HC: white iG": winter -.Ilog &c.
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urgency OF demand. seeming rather disposed to
60 SLOW. Consequently there weF" ~" new iea-
lures to the market. and the only condition tlid.
se!ie;S could quot. was Il no'nina!iy steady open
ing.
Nfuis rVDt3 ticna.
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Now YoTt. April a-Ersiro.s was s;rol; in tho
MAKE. Tor "van7Iatel arTl"s. with tn" under
ton" about steady. adNi".r from nutsid" sources
did not Influence IL" situation in either dire
ton. California dried fruits were quiet. nu.
siHadv AT unchanged prlCes. State "ytpOratei
APPLES, common. 4'eH,s: rrimn a1,lifc, "Irir.
9Hs' r; fancy 1~trSiec. dried prunos Si.H7c nor
H.. rs to -i@c ami %p,inIi;v. tpricuts-Ro,ai i2tn
i5o. Moor Park ijGiHc. Foaches-r Peeled 1SaG2c:
%uupeelel .'.ra.
Now York. Anil a.-c"G"c-. iio steady: No. :
invoice "a; dom, i,h,inG Sc: mild steady:
'orfora "igGl1r. Futures opcrr! steady 5Hln
points advance. Ruled active ON covering and
increased demand for long and foreign accounts.
Increasing the advance To L. points. following
better than expected cables. small brazilian r.
ccip;s, large warehouse deliveries in this co,inrrv
and tie i<c aavagc" in spot quotations. Later
liquidation caused a Martial reaction. hut c"l-
erai undcrton" Was firm after closing "ahlc in
cr'aSiuS tho iiaNr" advance. making IL a net |
franc. The 10. al futlf" market clc.ed steady.
with prices Z and II points higher. Total sales
@"..oo bags. Including May c.I5.: July 6.Slaf.Sc.
EuC. "SyrS @ic. Sept. -: oct. "a o5r:
Nov. .H'n ,.l"r: Dee. '.SoT .";5c: Ian. 81; Feb.
loo: March "a.
Ruttcr. Cheese and Eggs.
Nv Work. April a.-Ruttor-I Receipts &
pkg. steady ut 'i'Clir.: Western creamery it1
": factory l6' l.i.u. cheese Receipts ass pkCS.:
w.ak, but ur"lrangri: fancy large white Elm
IL. Do. C"l1red 1877 ~ 10: fancy small White IL.
oiS'. do. "olpr"i iSr l;':,. Ecgs-f;cc.iri 49,,
rk:s.: FINN: slotau". Western. nj mark lc'4sr
mark iil=Gl"ss