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The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

We have had some real winter this week.
 We are needing rain for the ben. eft of our frog orchestra.
 J. M. Wallace and wife. of Sand Ridge. was @ hustling visitor at Democrat Monday.
 Miss Sallie Hogue returned after several days visiting Sand Ridge people.
 Miss Ida Lamb visited Sand Ridge people the latter part of last week.
 P. Jackson is making some i'm. provements about his place. Miss c. Beatty contemplatos vis- iting tho Bluff City in the near future.
 Gid Riggs is having a tussel with the chills.
 P. Lamb and John Sneed, two well known, anglers have been having fine sport with the finny tribe, and report them taking the bait freely. Mrs. Dr. Thomas is called out very frequently on professional business, mostly. in. the night. c. Beatty claims that if Mir. Turkey Gobbler don't keep his mouth shut he will get him sure, and NIT. Beatty has made substan- tial proof to that effect. Rev. H. T. Michael (colored) has informed our postmaster that he must have TIE FORREST ClrY TIMES at once. He is man that wants to keep up with what is going on.
 Rev. H. T. Michael planted corn Monday and he says the early bird gets the worm.
 w. M. Buchanan, one of our col. ored farmers, has been blowing several days. He is after the worm also. { SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
Death of Tom Crippen.

It is with sincere sorrow that we note the death of our friend. Tom CrlpPen, which occurred Tuesday at DIS home in Madison, after an illness of about 36 hours.
 He was afflicted with menenpitjs and all efforts of physicians and family 10 preserve the spark of life proved futile and the young man gave up the ghost about F o'clock on the date above mentioned.
 Shortly after the demise of Mir. Crippen the sad news was telephoned to his relatives in this city-Mrs. W. F. Eppes and family and Mrs. Lamise frewett. Soon many acquaintances and friends of the deceased were ap- prised of the foregoing facts and a pang Of keenest regret pierced every heart.
 Two short months ago Tom Crippen was married to Miss Addie Quiglev, a sister of Mir. Al QuiQley, and one of St. Francis county's fairest and most lovable young women.
 The twain were happy and prosper. ous in their matrimonial relations and the future seemed to hold nothing but Joy and sunshine. This sudden taking away of the loving companion and bread winner is severe blow to the young wife, and no words can describe her pitiable grief.
 A thought in our mind struggles to free itself, in viviication of the heart. aches of the young wife, who is thus bereft at the dawn of felicity of her natural choice; but we find ourselves helpless before the sublime proposi. tion. Like wounded dove, she must nestle closer to the grand and glorious Victor of Calvary for solace and com. fort.
 At the time of his death Mir. Crippen was scarce % years of age and was associated with his brother. .in.law, Mir. Al Qnigley, iD the timber business.
 The remains were inferred Wednes. day in the Madison cemetery. THE TIMES extends condolences to the heartbroken widow in this, her first great sorrow, and also to the numerous other relatives and family connections. We hope that something may have been said to point them to God.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
George Oould's Visit.

The most distinguished visitor of the week was Mir. George Gould, of New York, who passed through the city Monday in company with MT. G. W. Warner, vice-president of the Iron Mountain road and Mir. W. J. Mckee, superintendent of the Arkansas divis- ion. and other officials, including Aessrs. E. A. Peck and A. Ball, enroute to Helena on a special train.
 Mr. Gould and staff were on tour of inspection of the Missouri Pacific system, and especially were they szinS up with A critical eye the possibilities of Arkansas.
 The:Gouds have recently purchased the Diamond Joe" line from Mai vern to Hot Springs and are making some extensive improvements on this newly acquired property. We under stand that Mir. Gould was looking over the Knob!e branch of the Iron Mountain with the view of making it a trank line through to New Orleans. Should such desirable end be accomplished Forrest City would be made u division and the town would be made one of the finest railroad cities in Eastern Arkansas in very short time. Mir. Gould and staff were very much pleased with the location of our town. and the emDlOyps all alono tho l;na hoa everything in ship-shape for their visit.
 Agent Durborow always s keeps every thing in apple.pie order, however, and the distinguished party were very much pleased with the appearance of things and affairs in general at this station.
 We didn't get to see Mr. Gould, but hear that he was in good health and enjoying life. .s :.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
A Good Cough Me dIcine for
 ChIlnYan

"I have no hesitancy Tn recommend. ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, ,'' says +. r. Moran. a we'll known and popular baker. of Petersburg. Va. We have given it to our children when troubled with bad coughs, also whoop. ing cough, and it has always given perfect satisfaction. It was recon. mended to me by druggist as the best cough medicine for children, as it contained no opinm or other harmful drug" Sold by Webb & Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

Prof. lvison, of Homecoming, Md. suffered terribly from neuragia of the stomach and indigestion for thirteen years and after the doctors failed to cure him they fed him on morphine. A friend advised the use of Kodol Dys. pepsla Cure and after taking a few bottles of it he says, Tt Jas cured me entirely. can't say too much for Ko. dol Dyspepsia Cure" It digests what you eat. J. II. Dunavant and Webt x Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

The stomach controls the situation. Those who are hearty and strong are those who can eat and digest plenty of food. kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and allows you to eat all the good food you want. If you suffer from indigestion, heartburn. belching or any other stomach trouble. this preparation can't help but do you good. The most sensitive stomachs can take II. J. II. Dunavant aud Webb & San. ders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Groves
 Iasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine m tastaless form. No cure mo pay. Price soc.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

Mrs. C. E. Vandusen, of Kilbourn. Wis. was afflicted with stomach trou- ble and constipation for n long time She says, "l'have tried many prepara- tlons but none have done me the good that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have" These Tablets are for sale at Webb < Sanders drug store. Price, p cents. Samples free.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
The Magnolia Bal is one of inc han

The Magnolia Bai is one of the hand somest in Eastern Arkansas, and is abundantly supplied with every mod ern convenience for the prompt and proper mixing of all kinds of drinks. The oartendsrs are courteous and at tentive. They invite your trade and will serve you with none but high-class ss goods.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

For timber lands. prairie lands. etc. apply to ". II. Newsom & Co, real estate agents and surveyors and local representatives land department Choc- taw, Oklahoma & Gulf railroad Offlce in coun,g clerks office in court house, Forrest City. Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
$500 REWARD!

We will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsn, Sick Headache. Indigestion, Constipation or Costiyeness we cannot cure with Liyerita. the Up-To- Date Little Liver Pill, when the directions are strct. lyfomplied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satiyfaction 25c boxes eontain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 70 Pills. 5c boxes contain fo Pills Bewre of substitutions and limitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken. kERVlTA MEDICAL CO, Cor. Clinton aud Jackson Sts., Chicago. ILL Sold by
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinne in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

For the best new-ground Flow on the market, go to Russell, Graham & Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April Is. 1901.
BEENES-Receipts IS cars, 6s4 head. all for
export No trading at the cattle yards
Feeling steady Dressed beef in moderate demand at "a
sac per 10 for native sides Liverpool
and London cables quoted live cattle slow but steady
frgerator beef lower 9992c ~ NO shipments OF
HVe cattle or dressed meats from this port to-oay-
CALN ES-Nominally steady for ali grades city
dressed veals 51sq6sc per fo country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. cars or 1.26s head.
all market and counting the stale stock there
1lle sale. of which 61a were at Jer
City and Sixtieth-st
Sheep nominal in the absence Of any
sales Prime handy lambs had a limited sale steady
prices: heavy lambs We're neglected. Tn
shorn S5 ToGS5 rs 100 NJ; clipped do
90G$5 Spring lambs nominally firm. Dressed
70SIsc ID; dressed lambs at s@9c
country spring lambs firm at S31S6 50
Sales-Harrington Co.: 1S3 unshorn Western lambs.
% N S5 75 100 b 24S clipped Buffalo do
II 10. at 81 90.
J. IT, wilkerson: 200 Buffalo lambs 81 10. a
Mcpherson & CO.. $50 clipped Buffalo lambs. "a n.
Harrington 211 clipped Buffalo lambs s5 N. at So
Tobin shannon: G.ate yesterday "a Indiana lambs
(unshorn). % lb. at S. 90
HOGS-Recepts 5lk cars. 10I4 head. all for
the butchers. None for sale alive. Nominally firm.
Country dressed steady.
Judd Gate yesterday 133 Western
pigs 07 II SO so 100 N; ia do. liz NJ
So 10,
j. II. & CLate yesterday 81 State hogs
1I5 n So So 40 do 167 b at S6 i0 roughs 4eo 10
S5
yesterday 80 State hogs 1s4 10
at So As: . boars. 175 n. at 81
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19

excellent demand from Prominent
Inand ms died away little toward midday again sprung
h aIy afternoon in each case being reflected by
tnat acceptanees had been unusually Some ruTnors
seemed TO be well the day
fmsi export figures would reach liberal total The
on 81 loads OF which 10 loads and 40
States on "wednesday had spread Throughout the
entire Southwestern wheat belt being particularly notice
messages by way Of Chicago ntimated that lice had de-
Srs0Seq @ good deal OF wheat in several counties ana
damage news were judged by St. Louis market actions
sHnt ts Pre ena sad that
are senerav eroWta but faSoraos niaeS
that millers had bought all the winter wheat Duluth
English markets Closed partly I I'd net higher Paris
markets on the other hand were to 81 points lower
point Primary receipts bush. compared
. h afoat basis we're as as follows: %n / hard Duluth
ss1sc: old No Northern Duluth ss5sc; No Northern
% arrive No red New- York. 777sc store; No 2 red
prompt and No hard chicago n77 7s.ae
& g0RN.Except for the last hour corn was reasonably
bull leader for the May option out there but drop
PF o a or With rush near the Close when this SUP
lover and the undetone rather weak So far actual
the favored ones continued weather
in eastern sections of the belt and only 81
aGa shorts we're and export at
here SO o the uges 90 Selling ordera
appeared time and unless supported constantly
sim fighting the bul CLIQUE English markets
PaFoT and ia net aost No ws fes 5Ssi and No
yellow. 501sc. both ahoat OATS-There was
bsh M Rpon a Pe reported
Sats acreage slightly reduced No oats cSsed lose sSs;
e track MIXED 39za$lc track wRe 81
No Western was quoted eo3c. No 5asc,
both both b a1oat; State rye 500 Sc BARLEY BAR ,.
ins saa5oc both [' Ss NerToS GEoSa '07 ''s' anu ~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April Is.
COFFEE Liquidation Of May coffee combined with
acive unloading Of the list forced values off
sharply on the opening this morning. Foreign market
conditions quite situation locally
receipts heavy. public speculative interest was
dormant demand for spot article
market was light The opened steady. 10G15
rai1s lower subsequently becoming heavy
selling but holding early figures. Sales
call 1850 bags: at 10000 bags. with trading
hrisk The ruled weak the bear
contingent still aggressvey active. \ feature Of the
days business the large number Of switches. these
transactions amounting 2oO1 bags OF the days
total $4,000 bags The market finally steady. with
urices l0G15 points lower. Foreign influences
Sentiment locally included decline Of s.Q1 franc in
i5avre drop lzdS4 pig Hamburg. declines Of $50
and reis respectively. the markets OF Rio and
Santos exchange Rio and heavy receipts
Warehouse deliveries IN
his country than fair. The local Street
market spot supplies weak and nominal. with
ouotatiors based on Rio No 6l4c and Santos No
q, &C. On April II the steamer Wordsworth
cleared Rio with $4,000 bags for this country.
The range prices IN the local market oday
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,.., .,-,, ,s-C1osing: wheat-Spot dull: No
California 6s Nd red Western winter os 10,:d
No Northern spring I'D futures quiet; May os 912d
July SIS 94d. Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new, new
lid American mixed old As I'd futures quiet pa Msy
Canadian steady at IS eXd Flour-st Louis fancy
steady at los Beef easy extra India mess eis 3D.
cut TO Is n. duh at 44s Cd Lard quiet: American
refined. in pals ABS; prime Western in tierces As ga
short rib ie to "a r Cd long clear mlddles
light IS 10 "a ~ dull a 42s Sd: long clear middles
heavy 30 TO rb 4os 9d short clear backs. 1s
to 20 10 DUH clear bellies. IA to Is 10 quiet at
45s shoulders-Sauare. IL 70 13 NJ steady at S6s
Butter-Finest United States dull at ss good United
State ar Cheese-Amercan finest white
dun at ASS; American coored quiet at AIS Cd Tai
ow-Prime CITY quiet Australian in London steady
at 26s Cd. Cottonseed oil Hull refined spot. firm al
cd. Turpentinc-Sprits firm at 2is- RosinC common
quiet As Cd. Petroleum-Refned steady at I'D LIN
seed oil at 2ps.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

firm others about steady; butchers steady
to medium s. s5a$i eo stocEers and feeders. choice
steady. others slow at So 7o@si So sS coast no.
at s. s5s4 $o calves about steady s4ass Texas
fed steers s. 2aas5 s5 Texas grass steers Sa 'SqS s &
heal: tomorrow 1so0O (estmated) left over. 2 800
heavy steady light s9w essns oo top Sss So 1T
9oas6 10; rough heavy S So light s. 5Sdsa o.
se see a and ShG abs seady good fo Wthers
fair to choice mixed s. 4o@$4 Io Western sheep g eg
Western lambs. s4 95d$5 80.
Cincinnati. April is-togs dull and lower at s. 259
s. % Cattle steady at 81 s5@$5 % Sheep steady at
81 JOGSi *. Lambs steady at SiQS5 10.
Liberty April 1S-Cattle steady; extra. 81 Goa
$50 50 @s9 So good s5ass 70 9gs a Owsr psSH
ToreTa a5 e%%o s 90 fS nsaVy % hSE % = se n s
skits S5as5 81 25as5 60 Sheep steady best
50s ss5Sas5 '"S' To- '0""0" 10 S00 >" 'o'F' veal
East Buffalo, y. Y. April 1s.-Receipts: Cattle; %
Cattle % cars; sheep lambs cars hogs.
Cattle-Demand fair and the feeling steady Calves
choice s5Gs5 2s sheep and smbs~offerngs. loads
no improvement the situation. the derland
Wool lambs So 5Oas5 co. good to choice.
So 25aS5 5o clipped lambs. choice TO extra handy 80;
sheep 81 5cGs4 Is: Clipped sheep s. 2sas4 so Hogs
generally steady basis OF SO 30 fair demand:
oernss loads Hsavy So 2sa$s go az missd s Sc 70 2S
s. 30Gs5 So stays. 81 50Gs4 ~ The close was fuii
steady.
cluding Texans Market steady native shipping and
export sO beef and butchers steers
ana feeders S3Gsi 60; cows hefers, $2Si %;
ners 81 25aS2 s.; bulls, 81 25a$$ So Texas ana nGan
Pcfn S i head MarSet strong and active Piss
lights 81 sOds5 packers. So s5S3 20 butchers
s. eG$g ss &C. rns sV LAMBS ass stocNe
So 5oaSS: culls and bucks, s3asf %
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19

.-oon Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
49, sales, 10000 bales; speculation and export 900
900; receipts 5000; American 3 ovo rniaailns
,saao Sl32d futures opened steady. 2-6sn5-eid ad-
Anil clged firm. net point lower TO 2ta points
y.- isss; April-siay, s32zb; MayJune 4325zp June
41 ss21sb; Juy-August. 5.a21zs: August-Septeinnaf
september. 4.27s; October. g o c. iep
Msroee'-Aovenlber, 4.0sb: NoTember-Decenber s.ooo
ness ser-Yarns quiet but steady. cloths-soe pusi-
az low prices
rs,s * AND MEAL-Bayers Were still ready 10 heso-
r Desirable grades of -four the basis or recent
Prices and ;he general market displayed stesd
uhaer:one throughout Spring patents were auoteo
S3 ~ winter stragf,;s 50 4os3 Jo winter patets
q spring clears 81 9ogs3 %; extra NO winter
tIs -: No winter, So 434s2 90: no grace
ouo,s1fSe spot and TO arrive. RYE fLoLh-'t.sanus
@ss g Fair 70 good 81 soqsS i5 choice 70 fsney IS 20
81 49, .CoRNMEAL-Firm. Quoted; KIM drea
Fine ~ ~ as TO brand BAGMEALmesuiet Snelei
stssse eh-te and yellow 81; soG32c r. Ell
200 4 s1otsd; Spring hrsn spot So; sacks TO arrne %
Ter si'gsls spring bran bulk slsgsi2 eosrse w sns
si3Ns23: city bran s2cUS2l cornnleal' 30
g, %, ~ meal. s26NS26 80.
6r,,<r'..-N HEATING wheat market yesterday was
being oae closing sGhc higher. the late srenstn
-epaily In distant deliveries crop aoVices
recr,s snd ef description from the most pulsn
thai ~ way of Texas ST. Louis advices claiming
1essb,- crop but little injured by present coia
t5eless 10 would rp through In good shape Never
. Nsr ersf 9c-F bic feeling noticeable in Iccai
lie 'sf iltffisd outlook. and majority OF
side tha rs seersd be favorable 10 the Dull
feature .i.@f*iss Quite important speculative
6Genee on sff and perhaps more OF dfrecf IN
- As coursc OF prices during the DAY. was An
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. Chambers 9.
as follows. and minutes earlier from w I'D ST:
sOO m paily-Solid train for Buffalo Arr D. N
Blnghamton. Waverly, Eu,Ira and Bradford Coachea
uario- car cafe dining Buffalo
23O o. m. DaiIy.-Chcago Lirnited-F'asc Mair-Soiid
train TO Chicago arriving 20 Cleveland
Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
73O D. DaiIy-Buffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo res. Bradford 7.2o 200
1o-2 Cleveland II 80 sleepers to Buff
faio and Cleveland. Gaze
D.I5 .. m Daiy.-Soid train for Binehamton. wavsr-
ly. Elnra. Chicago Seepsrs to Buffalo. Chicago C:n-
cinnatt. Dining
YIyICKETS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS III. 1l3. 26l. 800 967
broadway. I57 125rh ST. and e7S wes, ic5sh St.
Chambers 2st ST. ferries. New-York: 222 and
SEQ Fulton ST. as Broadway BROOKLYN l:2 River 81
Hohoker and City Station Nev-york TrAnse1o
Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 1s-Cotton quiet and steady: mid
ding. sssc; middling. INC; good ordinary &c: re-
cepts 223 bales exports to Great Britain 1868 coast
wise 437T sales. 1l5: stock. 126eI2
Baltimore. April 1s-Cotton n'mnsl midding. sl6c;
middling Isc. good ordinary. Ic: receipts.
LOSS bales; stock, 54c0
Savannah April ls-Cotton steady: middlings, 1-16c
low midd!inr TIsc; good ordinary 6%c. receipts
1876 bales: gross 1866 to the Contiren 600:
sales. 234: stock. Il. $50.
New-oriesns April ls-cotton steady: mtdd.ins.
eepts. 1.oo5 bales; sales, 5000; stock 2s2 52a
Memphis April lS.-Cotton steady; middlirg SIC. low
meding 7sc: good ordinary SIC; net receipts 40
bales; gross l20. shipments. o93; saleA 900: stock
lli.9ci.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
,,,,rppoo1. COTTON MARKET.

demand prices higher AmstIGan iSdl,ng aiT d
m;SdlinG i5-Sad: good ordinary. ,-32d; ordinary;
si-s2d The sales OF the day We're 10000 & ha neidd
600 American Receipts 5000 bales Including 80 80
can middlins April ss.6sd sellers; ns Apr spa
al cad buveTs; June July, s2644 Ss-64d buyers
July and August. 81 e4G4 3as4d sellers auguss anu
SenAmber S7-6id Sellers September. 42t-oid selIers'
October e G I2-64d buyers: October and Novenoer'
etd h,,verss November and December. Sid buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19

spSt cotton closed quiet, with quotations LEG higher
lesoing Gulf Sales Io2 bales Southern spot markets
steady. unchanged 3l6c; Mobile quiet. &c higher
a. &C; Savannah. steady and unchanged at l-l6c;
cnsrleston firm and unchanged Sc; Wilmington, firm
sna unchanged nc; Norfolk steady. lice higher at
csc; Baltimore, nominal, unchanged, at 5-l6c: Au-
eass quiet and steady, 1lec higher at slsc ST Louis
quiet and steady, unchanged. at Ssc. Estimated re-
ceips al New-Orieans 5000 1000 bales
against s.423 bales week ago and ss1 bales last year.
a. Houston. 5000 bales. compared with 2,296
nalss last week and ISL bales last
receipts the ports and interior points to-day COM
ssree with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
NAVAL STORES.

Seadiness prevailed all day in the spirits
a.nough slow trade was reported at unchanged prices
Rosin ruled quiet and steady. We
rAR-fegulars 81 30; do oil bbls. So 60
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-35 Il d36c.
6, s9s.N.Comrlon 70 good strained 81 co. 81 IS;
81 s5as2 40: W C. So 65: w ". 50 so
STOCK ON HAND.
f.oslh 26, os3 bols
Spirits turpentine. bbls
Lar 9J6 Dds
Savannah April 1s-Spirits turpentne firm. sllac;
ceipts los bols; sales, 1157 bbls l629 bbs
Rosn firm and unchanged: recepts 502 bbis: sales
l.237 bbs: exports. II. .19S bbls I
Charleston. April lS.-Turpentil4 steady Sic Rosin
arm. sales 200 bbls. B. c. D. 81 E. 81 ~ F. 81 25
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
Sl2 A NJ and 335 p. NJ Daily, except Sunday, -
Pittsfeld: Sundays at A.
Pullman 5 all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Iicket offices ll2. 261. AIS l.216 Broadway =
Union So W. 90 Columbus Ave, 1873 81,
I23th St and f3sth Citations YORK; 33s and 20
Fulton St and 104 Broadway. r. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 3Sth Street. York
service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rvnaio Anil is-Flour quiet. but steady Wheat
S-rr stronger. No Northern old carloads. 1lac; DO
in store 81 SC red winter would bring aoout
6-6isc unsettled: No 2 yellow, iot2c' 90
4Gi,c: No . corn. i6c No do. 45%.c through billed
al 33.c 32isc were made and S5c gsiusea a,
clcsa mixed offered at sc Bar
lev strong for spot Rye quiet; No in store o'c DO on
track. 5S}ac.
Chicago. April 1s.The leading futures ranged as fo'-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-19

l..A ,oo,io,s we're as follows: Flour steady NO :
spring wheat 7oa7osc: No red a.9 Sn
80. oo1 n Jor No : white. 2s4a29'.c; No rye 33c
good feeding barley 46c; fair to choice nane m rs
40 iaxseed 81 50. No Northwesterm ersde sii:
timothy seed So 60dS3 ~; clover; cohIa ,na ~ sc ies
mess pork per bbl Si ioGS1i 10 Lard per I w.
ass ~ short ribs loose Ssg$S o d,y e5 Is 40
ders boxed Sc s7':dS 12 snort C,gaF [ q o. on the
produce Exchange to-day the butter ark aaSa steadV
rreameries I5Gi9'9c dairies nGlsc' oheese e"'S'
oisGI1i.c Eggs Arm; fresh l2c- -,
Cincinnati April ls-Flour easy rxaS Wnsa' .Se oats
0rI xo mixed 2sd2sisc Rye STEADY 10 ,cor 80 aasV
nei M IS 05 Bulk meats easy at ~ 81 ouet on
ct so 20. whiskey. distiers nhs'eu '''N'
the basis of 81 81. Sugar firm. ba
r,rr,h April 1s-Cose Wheat-Cash N9 Ees 7nse n:
72asc: No Northern I9se No Mor1If. I,n Corn 4ic
Nay. t 12'se: dafs 5Siy 2?a@ss.s 25:s sep'e"'e''
Wt,voukes April 1s-wheat steady No ! Northern
tsy s,eady: No 2 57a5Sc; sample. iog5ic
minneapolis April 1s-Close: Whea,MCaSSn Sn ba1d
~. NJ Northern 72l4c; No Northern oo'4e 'ose'
Flour and bran unchanged .. Grad.
phaeeph April 1sWnf1' WIs a3a h5m o0P5Tas' ldWer &o
APru; III 4sSas1.c Oats and in good demand
No white clipped 33sc. Butter weak and nnSe., S
fancy Western Creamery 2'4c do prints 2c 90 ea
Sc IA Wsster, lac do southwestern lac; do Southefn
lac Cheese dull and weak Receipts pts - o - o10
10000 n in sacks; wheat IL oo Saa 1u d6 bush
corn II 600 bush; oats. 90 600 bush.
St Louis Anrl 1S-C1ose-Wheat No 2 red cash. ~
@11c: May 767sa7Ic July 6s7sae9c; 30 haTd' .5ss@
2s 4is 6Sfn 6afa No No cash 23e 26sc; July 2'e
No . white 3olac , -,uo.
Toledo April 1s-wheat active. higher eash Isr .dtr
May 74isc July 74c Corn m2afa as oats steady cash
~ brine. inc So ass Is: aaS october b1. s. III.