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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17
SIMONSvILLE.
Only Two Cases of Diphtheria in This
 Section at Present.

Only TWO cases or Dlphtnefla III HIS
 Section at Present.
 At present there are but two eases of diphtheria in Simonsyille, and the signs will be removed from these houses soon. It was fortunate that the diphtheria scare that threatened to carry away so many children ended so satisfactorily, and naturally fam flies who had the diseae in their homes feel grateful to those who had to do with 1t. Health Officer O'Hara is com ing in for a liberal share of praise for. his prompt and efficient method of quarantine.
 Nelson A. Dingwell, the building mover, is building a new residence be- side the hill that rears it's head across the way from the Tracy residence. It Is romantic spot and will make a very neat summer residence. A bab- bling brook of clear spring water rushes by the yard and in a few weeks more it will be difficult to sec the house among the large number of trees that surround it, on all sides.
 The owner of that white bulldog on one of our prominent thoroughfares should keep him tied up or he will get himself into trouble. The dog ilas n IdDlt or jumping Suuuenty lTUlh lllc brush and snanping it horses noses and us some animals do not tnkc kinu- ly to this the likelihood of runaways occurring at any time is something which should not be lost sight Of. No man wants his dog to annoy people on the public streets, but once the canine gets the habit of. following teams 1t Is litilcult to break him of it. 1t olliy encourages him to strike at him with whip so that the nuisance can hc abated in no way unless the owners look to 1t and give the dog . good trouncing when they catch :.inl at such business.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17

FOR SALE Furniture. at 114 South MaIn, 4 consisting of iron bedstend. bureau, wash stand, sideboard lounge. 4-t5-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17

ITO RENT-One front room; one side room .. Mrs. A. $. Austin, 436 South Main street
 4-16-4
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17

FOR RENT-5 rooms. Inquire 2s Aver G street. 4-l6-3
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17
WanS-F'Or Sale.IO RentI

yXTANTED--Fou Bench Molders in brass IVY foundry; also side floor mOlder Bridge port DeoxidiZed Bronze and Metal Co.,. Bridge port Conn, Iranistan ave-, near South ave-
 4-l7-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17

ITO RFNT--5 large rooms and garden. as per month Inquire at l99 Hill street.
 eae 4-16-6
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

crews as before composed were OF most uneven
merit The first eight could easily beat the second
crew and the second could as easily row away from
the third In this way the daily races which
iiVeh the practice began to lose interest. Now how
ever keener competition is assured and the pres
ence Of varsity men among the poor oarsmen will
encourage and serve as example for the latter.
ihis season will be more active one for the
crews than they have had in many years. The
,narsity crew will row in the Harlem Regatta. will
. .sne d special race with the Dauntless Club and
WIN race against Cornell. Pennsylvania Wisconsin,
Georsetown and Syracuse in the intercollegiate
800 az Poughkeepsie. 1t seems likely also that
Soiulnpia Will row Harvard Cambridge this
s,n sseason Tor the first time since 1895. The second
,.drsity crew Will row Cornell and Pennsylvania
Whita Irata he freshmen will row Yale. 03 on Lake
w Nilitney New Haven on May IS, and perhaps later
meet syracuse in special race in addition to their
contest with Cornell. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin
in the intercollegiate races
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-hoFk
there has been further a in the m1 and pS5qe h3
is steady feeling in medium and pea but red sidney
f to- BRING shew our outside gure Other
ss Week Oasn ans there Is steady feens
We quote Beans leans q c%sa soeGs se de-
medium choice 50 o5: bbs choice 81 degs 81 d2
do do Paas poer to GOOD 81 5oas2 ss % %hs
s3aS se shoss DO ssaT 81 ss, ss fs4Ts & S
ported 50 oas2 7s Do MEDIUM prime m srse 10 ehsss pss
Sass 81 .sqsl 81 i T g gsSa scotch hsss
afternoon has dsveopsd decline and "a guS,a us
atoms sbs sas reduced sss
disposition to anticipate future m wants 81 the bad
roads the supply of Of fresh goihsr table se krna sS
II is though prices low enough TO absorb all me
sense yeai as usual at this trading
will probably be on s very IN @ psg. We quote
pc per ,h-d2 M 2oe o dS nTS State dairy tubs fancy
iae 90 nrss ,sS1e 1 g 3s sras o
lS1sG % asn 1o~eT sads
as aSls Ss fair iS e EsGd r1s 1a
choice ialGaac: to prime II boica ren s
ysted @ oS eramr best 5isc do good 12
lac; state dairy tubs or hrkns ai''' old western
is sah s DURING 6s Week X has pe
from sssT out q S eheass assfrs has saa
ste reeS es during the week slow demand
%s ss
better Than the y ony s asd have had
with sales OF two desirapie lots
~ white at 9c that figure il extreme SKINS
coiorsd Exports for 1852 boxes We quote: quote
Old-State. small, coored choice I-a -
do white choice ia. a12c; do small prime liAqil1ea
do common OF. Q0ic; do large tau MADE cO,os
choice 11G1lAc; do white, choice ioS.nI 90 rase
prime 1ol. piolsc; do 10 fair e1.q9%c New.
sGSisc: do 7G7isc; light SKINS small 9ee
717isc: do large choice. &C. part skins prine % gu
do fair TO good. 4isa5isc:' do common 'eS'se' iu
skins ism2c. ,-. .sr,oss .,5 n
steady movement prices for hne 20 fancy
grades are held Bulk Of the supply conssts or
medium qualities, which are pressed tor sac
ana We Jersey, state and fenn
fancy selected. l5aishe: do average prime ttsisse: &
tnrs i47i4i.c: do under grade 1a6issc; Kentucky.
Selected i3NM14c: Southern. 12+qt3i:c dirtes. i2D
IaI.c: checks ise; duck eggs i8a2Oc' geese eggs
FRFsH-Apples light receipt and cleaning
and yalies nominal Florida oranges sell well when of
cho,c nsI,ty: inferior neglected Early sales OF
berries steady prices some lots coming
IN Iafs Tor which receivers Obliged to make
a % choice n 70 fancy So 5oSs4 So do fatr to good
bb Baldwin. prime 10 fancy. So 5o4ts To-
40 fair to good $39x3 Greenns fair good. &31$4
rsset prime, 81 7a 50 e5 do golden
fair to prime 5oa$2 Inferior stock 81 f5$2 2
Cape c Prime 40 70 snsss nssor per ss ssass do
choice cleaned crate. 81 50; do common 10
fair iscG$1 Oranges. Florida, bright fancy mixed
counts per 81 5o1$5 de best . see
S4 do choice 81 50G$4; do fair 81 ESQ
Ghariesson in boses per at. ssl0c boaes.
35QS8e: do common TO fair lots iSo2sc-
FRUITS~DRIEp-Ths buyers who have been picking
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
~AyC,s CREW SUFFERS FOR WANT OF
A LAUNCH

v.v-Haven. April 20 (specaD-This week has
-, an unfortunate one for the Yale crew. Not
s,r has the need Of launch for the coachers he
.r coaching. but several members of the crew are
- the sick list. The work OF the has IN fac;
- nearly u a standstill this week Cameron
-. stroke is laid UP with an attack OF malarial
..ve, Kunzig is not in the best condition. and
rohnson is under the weather. Two Of the second
rev are also ILL., that tie beat has been work.
g.. under nl,sfortunes all around.
The need OF a new launch IS urgent that
.ens are to be taken TO procure one. The coachers
nsye 10 coach from bridges else follow the boats
a. launch that has its best days In Yale
soaring service. With launch the crew viii
:, sble TO the services OF its coachers when
,eeded most and in the opinion of the men,
that day cannot safely be put off Indefinitely.
The makeup of the varsity boat that will meet
harvard Is now fairly well decided. There are only
mo or two places that are at all in doubt 1t is
bsrytng accidents. Cameron and Captain Blagden
Lii he port and starboard strokes. Cameron as
s,roke was success last year, and will remain In
e., nlaee this spring. He and Blagden We're tried
a. The waist of the boat last week. but the trial
ss not successful, and both have been returned to
srsr old places. At No. Kunzg is regarded as
cerfainty He Is veteran oarsman and rowed
ssst wear with good form and strength. Johnson
and Rumsay are alternating at 10. 8. but as both
Iii ,robaby remain IN the boat their places are OF
less consequence. Rumsay is a powerful oar ana
T.hnson Of course. has mad more experience than
Nv Of the men, and Is the best individual oaFsnan
a. ,he Vale eight. He is certain OF a place citner
~ - No OF elsewhere Just now Bogue ana ffewltt
.rs taking the other two seats. with Mitchell at
NV Neither Bogue nor Hewitt is certain OF ms
sest but they just now the most likely men,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
FOOTBALL SITUATION AT COLUMBI4.
THE PRESIDENT HAS MORE TO SAY ABOUT THE
FUND FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE GAME

THE PRESIDENT HAS MORE TO SAY ABOUT THE
FUND FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE GAME
Columbia Cniversity's football candidates will
nave coach to-morrnw to direct their spring
practice. Who he will be has not been announced
as MS engagement appears to be shrouded in mys-
tery. The interest in football last week not
marked, as many of the gridiron engaged
IN other forms Of spring athletics. and
VIII not be available until the freshman class
ters next fall
Inc FOOTBALL management was progressing fairly
Wen IN Its Efforts to raise the $500 for
the eleven. on the understanding that the money
was to be paid back to the Guarantors from the
profits, Now, however. President Low announces
that this system will not do under any circum-
stances.
The fund" the president says. must be paid
IN absolutely for the benefit of the sport Ii may
pc made up In part by membership fees and in part
py snhScrlptions but no portion of it be paid
PACK II will be used. In the first instance. to pro-
Vlde for the continuance of the sport and not to
pay old debts. If. after the best Judgment avail
aoe mas been exercised, there is deficiency
AT the end of next year, those who interested
IA the sport must meet that deficiency with ahso-
tute promptness or the game will be nterdicted at
Soiunpia until such time convenient athletic
agea ble."
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

whose conduct is exemplary denied admit
lance 10 one of the clubs. because the membersmp
committee had chosen TO make inquiries ana faa M
learned something not affecting the man at an
oe 1ainlIy secret. but the committee had peen
apie TO discover II, the inference was that IL
might be learned by others and thus suffer pun,
hcity IL was not desirable to have the cluo
ron man whose family might become the OBJECT
OF unpleasant comment.
nus, II does not do in China, any more than else
Wiefe, 10 count on the servants unobSerVing or
as disposed TO refrain from discussing family al
iairs whenever they object in doing So
ANA their guild serves sometimes excellent
channel for that sort of informal ton. As may be
supposed. guilds discuss affairs of EMPLOYERS with
me utmost freedom. 1t is always known at guild
II man Is exacting or lenient. good pay or bad
customer to be sought or avoided The guilds
are sieves through which the entire industrial life
of China passes
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Chicago, April 2o-The leading futures ranged as f

ses cssh q as2sassnso so s &c. sTashts $ s TO-
spring sgtsab 3D. bakss sqs 8 is so pns 81 qss s
ss ssrssess Sa No red 7osa5se; No corn
low 44c. No oats. 2s1sa27c; No white 2s1ec; No 3
soss so mailing 'i sss sSod No lesdns asas aasss
i sde ss 'a,F No = Sothuesten 80; prime timothy
sic; clover, contract grade. 81 mess pork. per pb
s 4oasl4 as lard ssr 100 f 3 isass l short v RIBS
Sc sgS7 faz short clear sides (bexed - 25gss 81
whskey basis of high wines 81 81, on the Produce Elk
change to-day the butter market was hrm' creamery,
Cincinnati. April 20.-FlOur easy. Wheat quiet No
mixed 2slac. Rye nrm; No 2 SIC
7ssc May I2lse: September, Il Se: july. I3sc; No
Northern. as4Q7oAc. Corn. 4l12c; May 42c oats 2ig
2s%c - ~, >,.,o- nm
7.c; No 2 Northern 7Ia72c Rye steady; No /, 54c
Barley dull No 3 sic: sample. 4od54c.
Minneapolis April 2oWhss sr cash i1is S M9y N5rSesn iSn
4sc 4ps 'Ss * Sorihsfn So aseas s
ssass as 10 u Bulk % BRAN tsi2asi2 ., .,,,.
contract grade Apr esrn steady and IN fa,, h,
quiet No white clipped, as,se Butter Snh and and 'se
nearby Do ase EExs hrm good demand fresh nearby,
lac 10 Western lac; do Southwestern. ic do Southern
isc Cheese dull and weak; New.ioik rni
Faur = 200 bbls and 600 Y in sacks wheat sooo
bush: corn 29cOo bush; oats 90 coo bush Shipment
Wheat, JAS COO % GOO bush; oats. lsso pusn
s., April 2e.wass6Ea VI ne S7.ss ssa cash Grs :lse
No s7ss sH.h Nav .sae: july sbs 10 White sssc
Toledo April ao.-Wheas duh hrm cash, 7sc; May
Gera s..s :ss.ag ssA xsy May .aa nnd July 5nly s
Mime 50 90; October. s %.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
HE GREETED "MR. WALES

From The Boston Transcript
When the Prince OF Wales made his tour OF lhe
States In 1859 he visited Baltimore on his return
from Richmond, Va. and was escorted from Inc 1he
camden station TO the Gilmor House by the olty
Guards then Baltmore's crack military orsaillza-
ton Colonel Joe, Warner who commandsa ,, trie
Guards was a blum old soldier, intensely amer
can with most pronounced democratic IDEAS. Al
fer the battalion reached the hotel Mayor swami,
who had the Prince IN charge, invited the oillcerS
into the hotel parlor to be INTRODUCED to His Royal
Uiehness OF course. Colonel Warner was the
frst 20 be so honored. Advancing toward the
prince he grasped his outstretched hand: anu
giving 1t a vigorous shake exclaimed: Mr wales:
I am very happy to make your acquaintance SIT!
The officers of the Guards stood aghast at this ex-
treme cordiality on the part of their commander
and an amused expression came over the face or
the Prince but giving the Colonel as vigorous a
shs ke as he had received, he good humoredy ex-
pressed his pleasure at the compliment paid hlni nm
Irpon the return of the Guards TO their armory
Major Lloyd Parks who entertained entirely an
ferent notions of etiquette from his Colonel took
him to task for his brusqueness. Colonel Joe
listened In surprise at the rehuke or his suhordl-
nate and when he had concluded he said: See
here Lloyd / took a liking to that Young fellow
there's nothing of the aristocrat about him. why,
he doesn't wear better hat than DO he may
he Prince in his country. ana nlaype some
Say he'll he a king but so long he's In these
great United States he's Ed Wales and I'm Joe
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spo COTTON
5000 bales seeps sasa SaPsT amerGs soS sRss
1900 700 bales mi idng upland 81 s2d Futures opened
higher April sellers Apr2say s5 seliers Maw et
&ae esS fS sps 4as buyers
! m C; +2sh buyers: October o C. siOs buyers; Oc,.
buyers 'o'' fo'
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Exeept for a moderate trade ),
choice brands the flour Saturday was rather
With wheat Spring pa,snts were quoted So sog
f4 Fsr ss' 's sss to Il soa.s i sssss aa$
60 a. .CoRNMEAL-Firm, Quoted Kiln dried 81 s5a
white yellow ST. coarse S6aoac FEEpis
quoted Spring bran. $40 sacks. arrive 200 10
sl7as2a bran s2O@$2i cornneal SOS Iinseed oil
cake So "a corn oil cake. sis; hominy chop. $l7, oil
GRAIN N-WHEAT-Considering the that few " any
Of the private wire houses had with chi.
Wns and hat ng gss sf the public wes
good showing Not only business fairly active
prices developed strength Of undertone that was Quite
encouraging friends of the commodity At no time
early appearance OF Indifference into feeling Of
anxiety and covered with considerable vigur
presenting remarkable features. Flour shi,ments
unusually M Large q late on Saturday resshsd the
wheat shipments alone asxres.ted 4lo 900 bush the
seahoard movement for Saturday reached the
whore there holiday From 49, 7s5 sacks
There were also fars good orders n in ,he market
again Saturday but faurefo in close
but Berlin was xeis nart hlshe, due to unfavoss.
ssi partly 20 points ne. s NJ sa e
at New-York 76ssc elevator and 7s%c anoat; No
both .aoa A oeoeS May .ssa, sio.sa s7Se
rse ss .. ns
- less demand from room shorts and holding prices
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-While bearish convictions predonnated quite
generally among local in coffee futures. the
market this morning opened partial points higher
he improvement due chiefly TO an
advance OF Aaha in French market. gain of
a partial Il Hamburg and higher rate OF ex-
change Rio. Big receipts and lower Santos market
combined with liberal selling by prominent street
house. operated against further advance locally
Oversod shorts covered lightly, while much OF the bust
of weekend settlement nature. The market
finally unchanged to prices, with the under
barely Sales the day 16,50o bags
$40 bags of which sold the call Receipts at the
Brazilian 260tO bags and at interior
towns 1880 bags Both Rio and Santos markets were
reported weak, decline of 100 res The
local market spot article ruled fat and NOM
inai, with quotations based Rio No at 6isc and
Santos No at 6kc. invoice lots.
The o. prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

CoTrON-For the small f-hoIiday affair that IL
the cotton market displayed surprising strength
shorts throughout the "a s 10 w
the months should continue advance. while the
new positiors settled slowly under sheer absence
speculative support The opening nrM, with
70 points higher a moderately general buy
ing movement. Later, there n he
summer months under proht taking but
these options displayed inherent strength
day well the top. The distant months the other
hand, time active and slowly under
improved weather accounts generally crop
had little complain Of rains
having done much benefit ground
local market derived portion OF its
from bulish Liverpool cables. lighter than
pected and reports that goods
active. Shorts anxious buyers all the
bulls purchased a fashion The excef
tiona stesdness revived that exporters
we're shaping their course toward manipulation of
summer months. In the last half the market
stinened on fear among shorts Liverpool Monday
would show further marked gains and reappear
were rather larger than anticipated For Orleans
5000 to 1890 bales against 3.i2S week and 1914
bales last For Houston . to haIes
against 5000 last week l24 bales same day last
year The market futures steady with prices
net points higher to points lower. advance being
entirety in the near months and the new
crop positions. The market spot cotton was auiet
and unchanged with middllng upland quoted at sSc.
niddiing Gulf sac. There reported Fol.
lowing the close OF Change the bid price
Iof May was Si2. and for July S.12 New-Orleans
arRet al The close net points higher
WIN prices current at the time closing hour
earlier Sentiment South was buuisbiv nclinsd
range Of contract prices local market to-day
was as follows ~ N w NaS
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
ROWING At cOLTlfBIA.

s.umb'a univers:fy's crews were shaken up consid-
ny iast week and their makeup was SO changed
~, aefe IL no longer f.rst crew. all the oars
~. "s'e been apportioned to the other boats
~. are now three varsity crews. all OF about
ts. :. ability. To bring them to this level was
ee the shaksup. Hanian says that the
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
THE WOMAN'S WONDER.
From The Detroit Journal

From The Detroit journal
AS for the woman, she found the chief wonders
of creation not in the eliminating vertebrate, but
in the lower orders of life.
''The jeyfsh, fer instance'' exclaimed the
woman. "How was 1t ever got to jell SO beauu-
fuly?"
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

all day right at the level There were
light offerings stormy weather West, receipts and
tne ADVANCE IN wheat 20 strength mar
ket besides an advance OF I'D the Liverpool market
Export business consisted Of only three loads No
corn closed 5oc elevator and 5Ossc b afoat OATS
ne local market for oats quiet but firmly held
sympathy with corn; No closed 30Ac S0isc;
Nc white 32ieaS3c; No white. 32c; track mixed.
3oteGaliec track white. 3lieQ36c. No clips,
3Sf RYE-Market steady; No I Western
quoted 6oi2c. and No Western soc. both aioat:
State rye. 55a56c. .BARLEY-Market steady. Feed
ing was quoted 46Q4s1ec. and mailing. e2G7oc. both
New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
@rrurslons.

ToU RS.
EulDnDE June D. July July Is.
kOUV11 $50. 90 and upwards
DAN ME- R1H ~ Party short DURING
IeN fHts6s<sOFuN the
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nay days. s,.oa
BOSTON, MASS. April =. d.ys. $500
Everything nsst class expenses tncisdei
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
NAVAL STORES

firm undertone prevailed in the market for spirits
turpentine. owing the light supply A
small sales Irregular prices:
quoted S5c. while machines close
anywhere from 35 &c 36c Rosin held steady
quiet. We quote:
TAR-Resulars. 81 so: do oil bbls So go.
ROSIN-ComVlon 70 good strained 81 90: z. 81 %; F.
S c. 81 IS; III. 81 90; l. S3GS2 So l5G
50 80: " So Is; W G. 81 65; W W, So
STOCK ON HAND.
ROsin =. 90 bbls
Spirits turpentine bbs
Tar i-S-s
Savannah April SO.-Spirits turpenne firm. 312c:
cepts 952 bbs: sales. AZ; exports. 122 ROsin firm;
receipts bbIs; sales. e4S 993; A. r. c, o.
81 90 E. 81 o. F. 81 S0 G.. 81 35; H. 81 55 81 65: X
81 e5: M 50 10; y 81 20: w G, 50 80; W w 81 55.
Charleston. April 2o--Turpentine steady Sic. ROsin
firm and unchanged.
ing. rscsiprs 30 casks Rosn steady 056s1 10;
cepts SIS 40 turpentne quiet. 81 1oGs9 10; re-
cepts az bbs steady. 81 20: receipts. 2i5 bbls.
London April 20-ROsin-Fine. IS I'd
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool April 2o-Closing-wheat spot DUN: No 2
red Western winter % l0,2d No L Northern spring,
IS Iad California is 1sd; futures duh: May ssa
JULY IS sisd. Corn-SpOt firm: American mixed.
Is 1Ad: American mixed old 21.d; steady:
Canadian steady. 5s "a FIonr-St Louis fancy winter
dull, Hops London tPacifc COAST steady. f3G
IA lss. B4ef-Extra india easy. Sis Sd. Pork
Prime mess Western. steady Gas 3D. Lard quiet: Amerf
can refined pals. ABS: prime Western
Bacon-Cumberland % to 80 70. dull. 45s Sd; short
"a NJ. steady. 44s. long clear mtddles .
50 m quiet 4cs long clear middies heavy IS 70 20
m. o 70
SOS Cd; clear bellies IS 10. quiet
short cut 10 steady, AS 3D. Shoulders-Square.
II 10 10 10 quiet ass 3D. Butter-Firsst States
dull COS; good United States quiet 67s Cd Cheese
white dull ass. American cclered
quiet. Ats Cd rallow-Prme city quiet es Australian
in London. CottOnseed of-HuN
.not Arm c1s ed Turpentine-spiri,s Arm rs
Common quiet Cd Petroleum Refined steady 7Sd-
Ilnseed oil firm. Dos.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

Rio-Cofree market weak; No I Rio. 4s425 exchange.
12Ssd receipts 60Oo bags cleared the United
eOoo bags; stock, 3Di 0Go bags.
The statistical position OF Brazilian
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
SOUTHERN CorroN MARKETS

Memphis. April so-Cotton steady; mIddilns. 1Isc:
iddling -f6c: good ordinary. I16c receipts
1s3; shipments 1854 sales. $50 stock.
II2s12
Galveston April steady: middling sSe low
midding T&c: good ordinary receipts bales ex
1273: sales 1.5Ii.
BaItimore April 2o-Cotton nominal; middirg 5-i6c:
low middllug T7sc good ordinary 7.c; bales
Savannah. April 2o-Cottoa steady: midaling. 1I6c;
haIss: exports eoastwise. I6oS: stock .6l4-
Newr-OyIsans. April 2o-CottOn steady. miidling
iec. low midding, 7Ssc good ordinary 3 l6c:
ceIpts bales exports 20 Great Britain SEQ
Continent. 4a0: cOastwise 1885, sales 1850; stock
2sS37T
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. April 20-Catte-Recepts. 200; noninaily
steady: good prime steers s5GS6: poor to medium
a0!S4 feeders choice others
SLOW &; si 5. go; cows So s0ds4 SQs4 So
Gamers So I0aSa 75 bulls T5Qs4 so; calves s4as5
Texas fed steers 5GQs4 Texas IS 500
81: Texas bulls. 81 75Gss s. Hogs-Reesipts Iozday
l4OCo: Monday estimated. ZOO; left 10000
easier top So 10; mixed and butchers 50 s5lS6 0ls
good TO choice heayy 80 so 50 ~; rouse =
Receipts 1900 sheep and lambs steady short lambs
ers 50 T5s5 mixed 81 sO9s4 20; Western sheep
65QS5; Texas sheep yearngs 81 toSo native lambs
81 e5as5; Western lambs 81 9ast o. Receipts for this
Cattle 300; 10 500. sheep. $1,000 Last
week. Cattle. 81, 200. hogs. ii5,3oo sheep. I5,4to
Cincinnati, April 2o.-Hogs easy. 81 -59s6- Cattle
steady. So 1895 25. Sheep steady 50 5ogS4 % LAMBS
steady. SASS 80
East Liberty. April 2O-Catte steady; extra. 81 500
prime. IS 25qS5 30; good s5Gs5 20 Hess steady
mediums Sc p; heavy hogs. S6 1895 -. heavy
Workers 2oas8 2s light DO s6Gss l5 pigs IS aasS
skps, $685. 5o roughs- s. 2sns5 90. Sheep steady.
clipped wethers. 81 50GS4 co. S2TS3 80.
lambs s5Qs5 49, good. s. 5oas5; veal
caIy 5O4x5.