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New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
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THEATRES STILL on INCREASE.
ANOTHER NEW PLAYHOUSE TO BE BUILT
II FORTY -sECOND-sT.

A theatre having frontage or aoout one i1uii-
dred feet in Forty-second-st, is to be bult almost
ornosf,e the American Theatre. The site on Wnlch
TIE PLAYHOUSE will be has already been bought II II
is the premises occupied by the buildings NO, I9'
10 2s2 West -third-st and No 20 TO z4s west
Forty-second-st. -
Mrs. Annette Lehman Is the o"neL ol @ o,de -
Far soroa time she has owned No. 245 to 249 west
Forty-seoo1d-st and yesterday she bought NOS 90
and 25s West Forty -third-st, through Char!es n
Easton & Co She recently purchased through the
same firm Nos $50 and 262 West Forty th5[d-st II
The piot has frontage Of 1915 feet IN rory
thrd-st .,. i. r-.r+,
secord-e+ be:Teen Seventh and Eighth aVes.' are
being drawn. Reports relating 10 the latter play
houses were printed some weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
SIX DAY RACE ENDS.
TEN TEAMS RECEIVE A SHARE OF THE
PRIZE MONEY-HEGELNAN AND
CAVANAGH LEAD.

The six day walking match to end at
Madison Square Garden last night. the ten teams
finishing who got part Of the prizes being
as follows: Hegelman and Cavanagh Shelton and
guerrero, Fahey and Metkus, Golden and Tracy,
GIck and 1owarth, Moremac and Cartwright,
Feeney and Feeney. Fraser and Sullivan, Davis
ana Carroll and Dean and Campbell
The leaders had covered 765 miles at o'clock
ard their nearest rivals 743
The prize money was as follows First team
.l559, second. 81 600. third $50 fourth $500 fifth
SO, sixth, $3.50. seventh $500 eighth, Sl75; ninth
$50, and tenth SIPS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
THE MONTE CARLO TOURNAMENT.
HOW THE CHESS CONTESTANTS STAND AT THE
END OF THD WEEK.

played in the international chess masters tour
nament to-day. but according TO the rules. the ad-
journed games and those that ended in draws in
previous rounds had TO be finished or replayed
There were eleven such games in all in hand, name
w. Teichmann VS.. Pillsbury third round: Teich-
mann VS. Esenberg. fifth round Teichmann VS.
Wolf sixth round; Albin Tarrasch Teichmann
VS. Mason Eisenberg Marshall, Napier VS..
Wolf Popiel MieSes, seventh round; MaroczY
VS. Teichmann. Eisenberg Mieses. Scheve VS..
Tarrasch. eighth round. :,
this morning and when adjournment was made
at o'clock the following games had been decided:
MarocZy had worsted Teichmann, Marshall had
beaten Eisenberg, Tarrasch had vanqu1shed ScheNe
and Mieses had proved TO be too much for Popiel
In the afternoon sitting only one other game
was decided Napier beating Wolf.
The following Is the record up TO date;
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Is the record up to date:
ALMOST EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
is represented the little advertisements OF
the peopIe In the narrow columns.
SALE OF LEXINGTON THOROUGHBRED

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Lexington. Ky, Feb. l5-Judge Franklin stone OF
Philadelphia bought here this week several valua-
bic thoroughbred horses. He secured from Milton
Young twenty-five head Of vearling thoroughbreds
but the breeding and the price are being kept secret
He also secured from ]. B. Ewing the two-year-
old chestnut hlly After The Ball, by The Bard
Dawn and of James B Haggin the four-year old
bay colt Darfodandeen, by St An1rew-Aurelia,
h.
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LIE THE ROY Only KNEW.

hoy the other day ran away from home,
saving he would not return until he became
the richest man in the world. His folks i'm
medinfeIy sent the police after him. He did
not know he could better accomplish his
purpose by using the Little Ads. of the PeO-
nile" which appear In to-day's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
A CONFLICT OF DATES.

Mr. Anderson, manager Of the gymnastic team Of
New-York University. finds that 1t will be impos-
sible change the date for the dual meet with
Rutgers. and consequently the university will be
unable 10 join Columbia and the University of
Pennsylvania in joint exhibition March -. un-
less the date for the exhibition can be changed.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
YACHT GLIB TRUSTEES ORGANIZE.

The trustees of the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club have organized for the by the cleo
tion of Colgate Hoyt, chairman, and H Fl. Ian
don secretary. The members OF the board are:
Glass of '03 Herbert L. Satterlee, Colgate Hoyt
and II H Landon; class OF '04. Henry Z. Rouse.
Percy Chubb and Frank 5 Hastings: CLASS OF Oo'
Alfrey Ely and H NJ. Crane
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pR1vcrroN WINS A ONE SIDED GAME:

Yon+,laIr. y J.. Feb. i CSPeciaD-The Princeton
University hockey team woc from the verona I-af
-, +aarn IN = swift and exciting game at
verona Lake this afternoon in the presence o. I'VE
hundred spectators by score of TO :. IN the
first half neither SIDE scored IN the second Prince
Ton MT on steam and made the hrst goa! IN tlGee
,tr, e. 1frne following this 10 with two others
n izss than fer ra.nfres The NcIonas seemed 10
iose courage and, while putting up good game
-7a-ch for visitors. The lineup
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APPOINTMENTS AT STATE HOSPITAL

Dr. P. H Levine has been reappointed head OF
the chemical department Of the Pathological IN
sntute of the New York State Hospital III
Brooks has also been asked % remain as associate
in bscterioIogv These appointments have been
made by DR.. Adolf Meyer. the new head OF the
institute and other appointments will be made
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
TO MAKE LoTOS CLUB NOuIyATIONS.

The February meeting OF the Lotos Club. pre-
ceeding the annual election In March was held
last night 10 choose nominating committee. which
will select and post a list Of nominations before
the election; The following were unanimously
chosen for the committee: Morgan ]. O'Brien, An
drew Little, William II. Bradley. Henry Gleason, F.
7. Hume. A. L. Northrop and r. C Vel
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e Commission furnishes

as soon as the Civil Service Commission furnishes
a list of eligible candidates
rPlans for the reconstruction of the Verplank
6lllding, of the West Manhattan Hospital on
Wards Island, have already been accepted One
OF the floors Of this building is to he used for a
olog1cal- ana tonical labora tory, chemical
institute "
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
u.RvARD-YALE FRESHMEN TIE.

c.,bri5ee Mass. Feb 15.-The Harvard and
va. freshmen hockey teams played tie game
Mere This afternoon, the final score being TO Z
Esrard scored twice in the first half and 1a4e
oT,. In the second half Yale scored once te nte
t.s- ei6a could score in extra I'VE MN
ns1os na SO the game was called tie Neither SIDE
PS ,o,Scb team ulav but Tilney, for Yale ana
E1seI1 SsoeI For Harvard did excellent work The line
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

A KALEIDOSCOPE ARRAY OF BARGAINS
may he found each Sunday in the little ad-
vertisements of the people in the narrow
columns.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

s,ore-Ysle 1 Harvard 3. Goals-Inrrsr Sn2| S19, 10.
,rSs5r Pg-7sev Prlyn. Referee-T ". Post, BrookyT
8 q T-rpires-L- Mortimer and J. Barron.. - ->'''
Z Iniured-Foster Time. 20 minute haINes-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
THE SALE OF THE SEASON.

MARQUIS GEO. DE SAHIB OF ALEPPO HAS
HoNORED MIR. j. HATFIELD MORTON WITH
INSTRUCTIONS TO DISPOSE OF. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, ALL OF HIS VALUABLE AND RARE
FURNISHINGS. HE HAVING BEEN GREAT
TRAVELLER THROUGHOUT EUROPE AND
THE ORIENT. ALSO AN EXPERT AND CON
NOISSEUR, AND LONG RESIDENT OF LON
DON, ENGLAND. HIS COLLECTION Is UN-
QUESTIONABLE. INVALUABLE AND RARE.
l beg 10 announce that I will sell Public Auction
Wednesday. Thursday Friday Saturday. l9 20
81 and %. at salesrooms. 1904 06 Broadway. =
O'Clock p NJ. the effects Of the Marquis Sahib
consisting Of ard in part old carved oak Dining Room
suite. Dutch Marduetere Library and Bed-RoOm Suites
complete. Louis " Drawine-Room Effects. A large col
lection Of china bTCa-brac the potteries of St
Cloud Coalport. Spode DOuon Dresden Royal Vienna
old blue and white Chinese Sheffield Plate dinner
service. old English crystal Bronzes Marbles
by eminent Artists Tapestry embroideries collection of
canVdses by we'll known modern old Masters. EtCh
and Antique Oriental Carpets
and Rugs complete Library Of valuable classical Books
antique Jewelry
Exhibition and catalogues Monday and Tuesday, Feb
II and i, from A. NJ. till 1890 p NJ each day and
night Catalogues mailed application. Terms cash.
J. HATFIELD MORTON. Auctioneer.
Telephone 279O-3Sth st.
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IT'S SHAME TO DO IT.
hut IL YOU do not want anything In the little
advertisements in the narrow columns to-
dag. trnr out the page for future needs.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

The little advertisements in the narrow
columns look small. but the offers they rep
resent are. in some instances, as big rs n
house.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
NOW ON EXHIBITION.

DAYS # sale, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Feb.
18th 10Th and 21st commencing 2:3o m each day
Paintings will be sold Friday evening at Sl5 O'clock
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COIION-More OF less eASlte.elit
Gnk Tf15 ss at enr point much of the time with
advances scored Considering the level
Of the Ne-York and Lysrpoo markets The pug OF n ,he
crop months being neglected much Of time failing
Ike, sh open eGe ssd With Poes URcRsnged to
b h6hf a eng al QUITE ace m Vhoie list Worked rap
idly higher with the May option taking strong lead.
bought the sumner options Local spot cotton Interests
which reached 9l7c an advance Of II points oyer
3s las 5ass6n iGs fan By f9 sd
eoo tie with the PrY Sn sh on Tee9 3s Prize the snq
previous figure Nearly everything worked in the mar
Feceips shipments clearanoes for export
The south excited prices Lice TO 9leo last
aHe aYce e from eoon goods centres were very
courssing and Substantial Interests aTTaysd
houses We're LIBERAL sellers Of summer around
Wa 1 acts seing Of Nav and July at times BY
that the recent playing the bear side Tor
J[n 'e IepGfLy o s ,e We're Controlled by
porters and strong bull Interests and were not available
and MAY options for notices. The same held true OF
were said to be only partially protected by holdings OF
in the open bring frora South
loss Of &c 10 &c all Southern markets being at
Greek export house vas persistent buyer of the May
with mo3ths 4as points higher and far months un
at Sooooo tales closing Liverpool tomorrow is
0 que 10 G1 a @ fue closed Te steady in tone
with present crop months net 6al3 points higher May
curb marke unchanged from the open
ket official market reports from the
steady and &c higher. eI4c.
NeworIeans firm and sc higher 10 95tc Memphis firm
and higher estimates for this week
in ranged between $1,000 and ST. bales against
early Of 1000 bales and actual lin sight for
the same year $1,000 bales. The following
kilograms received New-Oreans the after
noon: Practically desirable offering here.
Otherwise sales would be enormous Bears thor
oughy denoralize6. The May position here is strong
hards-'' Spot demand good Offerings both here and
al light. cotton cannot be bought
the South and shipped New-York and de
without loss Of least nc. but the
who receives IN market prices
profit almost any spinning district in the
world Expect very light receipts from this time
much higher prices" spots hard buy here
al &c advance. SAC for middling
The contract prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
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market there was very trading. sixrieth St
over At Jersey City veals sold at s5asa IS
prime nonair Quoted at 8 So City dressed veas
s,Ies1H ri Hollis 81 veals l05 10 average. So 90
DER 100 n: % do. los 70. at SIS so
Kerns Commission Company; 30 Buffalo veais. 12a ro
at 81 do 152 n. at S. -.
George & L. s. Dlenback: 81 veals. III 10. at 81 10
J. G Curtis & Son: vess I2s ~ 81 IS: do. 125
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts. all for the market
were 10 cars making with the stock carried
over from yesterday total of ii to be sold at
Jersey City and 4 at Sxtieth-st Sheep were steady
lambs at Jersey City 10d5c per 100 ID but sold
Clipped sheep sold at 50 go per 100 10 IN
s1saIOl@c per n: dressed lambs. nG13isc; country
dressed spring lambs. ssQs6 per carcass;
at 81 per 100 clipped - 10. s6 So
Andrew Mullen: 200 unshorn Buffalo lambs, IS 10 at
Newton & CO. 100 unshorn State lambs 95 10 at 81 s5
J. H Hume & Bro. 10 unshorn State lambs. " 10 at
Mcpherson & Co: 1917 unshorn Buffalo lambs. 50 ~
Kerns Commission Company: 100 unshorn Buffalo lambs
harrington 6 CO.. 1s7 unshorn State lambs % 70. at
- sanders: 100 unshorn State lambs So 70. at 81.
J. H Wilkerson: 81 unshorn Buffalo LAMBS. 50 10 at
- Judd & Co.: IS clipped Western sheep 1oe n. at
Tobin & Shannon: 20 State spring lambs at s. 80 each
TOGS-Receipts. or ISIS head: ABOUT one oeck
81 80 per Country dressed at 'aoc per 10 Tor
extreme weights. .. ... 49,. 80 - ,-
age at 81 80 per 10 yesterday State hogs 1853
s. Judd Co date yesterdays % Western hogs. 15i ~
Andrew Mullen nate yesterday: 20 State hogs 1I2 ~
Mt 81 50: rough $50 10. at ss so.
John P Gate yesterday: II state hogs III b.
pt &
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METALs-New- had good rise in the price of tin
1 we're about % s2 points hsher
aPn f fSfa II cePeT locally aed dull with lake Closing
at eectToyc and SSs2s Il po ong as
l.l2a1i 4oo and June and July delivery at il2@1 25e
futures at 1872 lis Cd. Lead steady and unchanged
sP Ps g sg f1a oSa London rlsss
iE9G rs we're
S NdIh N2 sSe Nc unay
No foundTy southefb fG ' con at M "a and
MoL3ssEs ASp sYRUPsMolasses was steady at fnlI
and demand for Msr sSad
firm and unchanged but quiet Quotations follow: New
ogesps a op si ket
s ;qIps e i3q1as fair i5aio; good iSaloe
t ocBAS ~ FRcHshs demand for steam on and sail
light in all deparments. Quotations follow Liverpool
s5s0E ara d d na02 d Brem n "a %
Hamburg 225a PIGS R0seTda &C. gfisfn e
Ps5 SS nj 5SS aas saGn m Sa
to Bilbao s2s Cd June 1901
i BnmGf a,sas Hsfs to PHI BRUSH
o4n G S3 1 f1S pste British
t9ns MFf fons to ooa to Havana
terms two steamers 1916 and l.fo tons coal Newport
asphalt 70 rrnida a to %e~Yo s. Is; British
f SaT So 5s 4e and SAC rails
TOMS l T2iRs I? ofeH to as
lS9s ,S Sos coa Phadepha to Provdence c
300 and 600 Gss tSas Sr aT barge
TONS canacitv coal Norfolk 10 Boston CSC: 14oo
capacity coal Norfolk TO New-Hayen soc 10 DAYS
general cargo Arthur TO Liverpool
OILS-Onerings scarce and prices generally higher
the Of lard products Petroleum
with the of the market steady and
prices unchanged Quotations for linseed OIL american
seed advanced &c to-day the market rejecting
firm good demand Petroleum. bhs 81 40: and
in bulk 81 Philadelphia bbs s! 3d. and In bulk 81 So
refined cases. New-York. IS 80 ;COTsToNsEEiD OIL
4aLG44c off yellow 43G 432c butter grades Al
case prime white i6a47c prime winter. yellow. 4.q
6ec out-of-town 6iG65c; Calcutta s5c: pard
oil. 77d7Sc.
provision market firm all day smaller receipts
ana strength grain. with demand fairly active from
packers and sources. Receipts at the West were
81 400 including at Chicago 5000 at Kansas
city and 1000 Omaha. Estimated Friday. 10000 hogs
PoRK-Firm Quoted: Mess SIC 50aSl7 so family. SD
81 7sgs29 20 BGEFSSsrons Quoted Mess
81 ssmy sio REEF HAMseFirm Quoted at SEQ s6
S2i 90 ....,. DRESSED HoGs-Firm Quoted Baeons.
80 CIT hEATS-Picked bellies strong. Quoted: Srnok-
ing lie: 10 n loG0tc: IL 10 1oGl0ac IA ~ l0q1o1ac
shoulders strong: auoeG At SSe Picked hams
10 ioc City lard quoted seoqs 75c. Rehned
81. as 5sc sTEARINE-strong. Quoted: GEO Tx q
ike city lard stearine. l1sc
Full but unchanged prices were quoted. Available sup
plies in hrst hands we'll held Quotations follow:
4@as.e: Prime to choice 5s5 head 81 as5se:
si1@44c; Java 4.sG4ac; Rangoon in bond 2a2l1o.
Demand was moderate Meetings. for week were
600 against same amount last week Quotations
follow: loaf. crushed and dominos. 525c;
coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4sac: Eagle
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CROWD HUUlS AT FULICEMEN.
CHARGE THAT AN OFFICER WAS NEED
LEssLY ROUGH WITH CANAL
BOAT CAPTAIN

II took four policemen Of the West Thirty
seventh-st station last evening arrest and take
10 the station John Werts and his wife Helen, both
of whom were charged with intoxication. disor-
DERBY conduct and resisting arrest Werts is the
CAPTAIN of a canalboat that is now moored in
Jersey City He and his wife spent part Of yes
terday afternoon in a saloon at Ninth-ave. and
Thirty-eighth-st-. and quarreiled much that the
saloon proprietor asked them leave the place.
They out but continued their quarrel in the
entrance of a saloon the opposite side Of Ninth
ave.
Then Policeman Delaney started to take the
couple TO the station house. Werts lost his foot
ing and fell down. He grabbed Delaneys legs be-
low the knees Delaney, Il is said, handled Werts
roughly striking him in the face with his hand
Policeman Meara. went TO Delaney's aid, and two
more men were sent from the station Three OF
the policernen carried Mrs. Werts. A big crowd
followed ieering and hooting the policemen
Werts's face had several bruises. which he de-
clared Policeman Delaney had given him. Many
in the crowd declared that Delaney had been
naaSIeSslv rough.
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December-January. 4-o1v:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady:

$751;
N 6a RfH 6n III 6bSs sz
xf5t T srsshts S. SP5es
s5gsss sPEins slsaTs s. soas$ winter
So sSSss d.s
K os 1s4 10 cas5ss t. f Rn
s. h aSqS s 20 as and TO yea% 81 @ 81 81 ssss
sacks 6 Zoo u2sf ST 5aE Tns Esn P sT 81 bu
S s2nS B d dd b4a 81 s 8qss @ .d iPsr
So iI9seed 9cake s26 corn ocake. s2i So honiny
GRAIN-wHEAT-Profe traders found to-day'z
wheat market very much to their liking fluctuations being
and last prices lsG11.c higher previous
again Just before the close these periods also eaectng
bullsh because OF dry weather the south
vest where rains had been projected Wedpesday Ex
Lower Mississippi States generally. the map un-
wheat that had been carried short night In addition
and light fross as far south as Oklahoma May advanced
to 50 on h ep at nn5ar pT aa tn the
operations dulness existed time around
a and spec1latye trade in the half
credited BY operators After regular May
pPi@sr very wea5hsr nss al day
eerywhere receipts being Isl and al
year On the other hand seaboard cearances
Ms F nhs eUT and Sa saia
deficient cables opened weak and lover but
higher Paris markets partly points lower All out
markets pronounced strength ard activity.
Minneapolis closing 1asc higher Duluth lac. St Louis
Chicago 1l4c higher Exporters were
advance bids being mostly lac out OF
loads worked. all at outports. with
ungraded red to the local trade quotations
wheat. O ahoat basis were as follows; No
Ied. SS1sc export S9Ssc contract; No / Northern
Duluth, s4sc prompt; No Northern New YORK. ~ &C
Northern Manitoba. S3isc. late April; No : northern
Duluth. S1So. early May: No hard New-1or S4isc.
red S6isc. elevator. -.. CORN--At
huliish influence of strong
because OF claiming an increased
and ntimations that leading Chlcago
disposed Of their holdings. corn was evenua
up a of shorts and closed strong az
New-York market compared with recent actVlty,
although fair developed with MAY the leader IN
point oil fluctuations selling from 6'isc TO CSC mostly
minutes. and closing at top inquire Esil-
receipts Chicago only 60 cars put the
scheduled increase in the near future
&c higher, with no export fhsid.
on local account included $1,000 bushels No at
terms; 900 No at 12c over Newo1ork May
delivery No closed 692sc elevator 63s export
grade and 7Osc straight No corn; No white 'ZEc ana
No OATS-On continued dry weather
he States. together with strength III
other markets. ruled firm all day. except fr aCa
sional reactions and closed up strong IN oIe'
firm. with sales or toV pnsteis
No oats 4sc; :. 47lzc; No white 81 lsaS2c: no
white 5fd51I.c: mixed. iSGi9tgc: track %he'
51is955I1c and No white clips. 52ia 1880 RI E
Market firm Western, 6oc and NO w eSteIn o. @
hotb q h ahoat; State rye 60G61c. BARLEY Mar
quoted at 6iG6Sc ana mating at
81 - G13c both c 1 f. New-York.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April IL 1902
CoFFEE-The coffee market easier all day under
generally and absence of
lative support. Opening unchanged TO points lower
steady first hour covering for
profits by the shorts the day the
feeling became easier. though prices did over
the Aside switching. specula-
ton seemed be chiefly OF professional lquidating
order Heavy Brazilian receipts easier European mar
kets. predictions for increase in the WORLD vs-
bic in April and freer offerings of spot coffee all COM
bned bull and discourage speculative
activity that side The market finally steady.
with prices unchanged points lower sales
$3.50 bags. The net changes in foreign
decline Of u franc at Havre and or
L az pig Hamburg. The Rio rate OF exchange al.
Lied: and Santos markets were weak ana
duh but unchanged. receipts amounted
bags. total port receipts to 4Iooo bags
Local spot supplies held the basis
yesterday rejecting quiet and barely steady market
Rio. invoice lots, quoted st sac nominal.
prices in the local market to-day
was as follows:
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

lower prime So 75G1s7 % poor 70 medium
81 65dS6 So stockers and feeders. 50 5OGs3 % COWS
81 50ds5 T heifers So 5Ods6 % 81 5oGs2 5o
steers. IS 25Gss p. Hogs-ReceiPts to-day q 600
strong Mixed butchers. Sc soG$T So: good o .
25G Ssh rough Sc asss 20 Sc sh oo
Receipts. 10000: sheep steady; lambs strong Ioc
higher Good wehers 50 256se Western sheep
81 1886; native lambs. 81 1886 So; Western lambs
East Buffalo April 17CattieReceipts light; steady
and firm Veals. tops 81 15S7 fair good. So 2olf
So so; common 81 1896 HoSs-Receipts. 1000 head
81 20: mixed packers. s. 5as7 40: pigs Sc soas6 So
roughs Sc G5ds: 81 50a$5. sheep and lanbs-Re
$500 head fairy active and stronger for good
lambs Choice lambs s. 45gs1 so good to choice g SSg
wethers. sc 40Gs6 60: common 70 good mixed 50 ooa
Sc cus and common. SIS 50ffs5 40: choice export
wethers So 25as9 80: top elippsd sheep mixed 80 'q
Kansas City April 17-CattleReceipts. 23oo natives
500 Texans 100 calves Butcher steers steady to foc
lower; other killing grades and stocking and feeding
Sc 5cas7 fair good s. so sockers feeders
jOGsJ f5 Western fed 50 5Gds6 10 Texas and
steers 81 6oas6 25 cows 50 5oGs5 native cows
So 5Ods5 heifers S46s6 10: 50 5o6e3 So bulls
So 5odS5 50: calves $4as6 Hoss-Receipts 5000 sc
higher Tons 81 30: So s5as1 20: heavy
81 I56s7 2O packers Sc eGGS7 25: light s6 45Gs7
70 1nc higher lambs. ST. 55sT: Western. Sc 4O@
wethers 81 60as6: Western. So 501s5 %;
earrings 2o6s6 80: Western ciipped sheep s. +0f
81 10; $5fS6 clinnsd grass Texas. 81 '5ds5 co.
Liberty Anril 1T--Cattle steady Choice. s6 500
81 prime Sc 50IsG -: good So s5ds6 Is. Hogs lower
Prime heavcs. 81 406SI t5 best mediums 50 35ds7 90
heavy Workers. 81 27as5 20 light do 81 1o$7 20; pigs
wethers s. e56s5 50: common. So 5oGsa 80:
veal calves. se6sG q.