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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


GFrom the Chicago News)
1t takes two to make Il quarrel but
one can end it. AZ
ers on rashness.
Loves young dream often bumps u
against = rude awakening.
Any ftrst-class matchmaker can de-
liver selections from his own works
Don't think that sensible girls admire
men because of their physical beauty
The high premium on honesty may be
due to the fact that it is the best policy
Wings Of riches are not strong
enough to bear away the expensive
tastes they bring.
Some OF the recent magazine articles
seem to prove that little learning is d
dangerous thing
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22
"My Nose Wasn't
Made for GlasSeS.'

Is an expression with which we are
often greeted by the prospective Gus
toners. Before they leave us We usu-
ally convince them that the question
of whether they can wear a nose glass
rests more on the opticians ability,
than in noses.
In complicated eye defects We some
times advise the use of spectacIes il
stead of nose glasses, and there are,
too, some few noses on which it is i'm
possible to fit glasses, but they are
raritieS with US
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22


day and unable 10 get down to his
Office.
y NAVAJO CONVICT. - Deputy
Sheriff ]. P. Burdette of Holbrook ar
rived on this mornings train from the
north having i'll custody a prisoner for
the penitentiary-
At WORK AGAIN.-J. z. Shelton,
who has been confined to his home for
several days by Illness. is at work
again, having taken q firm grasp on his
lead pencil yesterday
AFTER HORSES.-William Ryder
arrived here yesterday from Troy. one
of the prosperous mining camps in
Pinal county. Mr.. Ryder is buying
horses for the Troy Mining company.
PROBATE BUsINESS.-In probate
court yesterday Sam Holley petftioned
for letters of administra ton on the IS
tate of Adolph Frank and Dudley l.
Craig petitioned for letters in the
estate Of Hugh Hewitt.
FLEISHMAN LOCATED. News
comes from Bisbee that F. II. Rodgers.
| formerly Of Les Angeles, has just ar
rived there from Hermosillo. at which
! place he met and held a converse ton
with Ex-Cashier Henry J. Fleishman.
! the absconder with funds of the Farm
| ers < Merchants bank of Los Angeles.
| The informant is certain that il was
| Freshman, for the latter confessed his
| identity and was readily recognized by
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22

JUSTICE BURNETT ILL.-Justice
Burnett was indisposed again yester
day and unable 70 get down to his
Office
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22

Maximum temperature. &C; minimum
temperature. %.
Average relative humidity, % Per
cent.
Total rrecipitation-Trace
Character OF the day-Cloudy.
VIM. G.. BURNS.
Section Director.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22
News ef Y
the Z OWN
THE WEATHER
q &C.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Repu blican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22
An Immense Purchase Of
1900 Picture S&

TO BE SOLD AT DAVIDSON's
CASH STORE AT THE AS
TONISEING PRICE OF
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22

127 Happy Hours.
12S First Love.
132 Silent Persuasion.
1913 Murillos Magdalene.
1874 Disciples of Walton Fishing
Scene).
1875 Brilliant Beauties.
49, First Love Letter.
40 Aristocrats of the Table (Fruits).
145 Penitent (Child).
14S In Disgrace Girl and Dog).
The following have three pictures set
in heavy mating. all copies from
paintings by the great artists. They
are in one color and fine pictures.
Size, 99l KS inches.
No.
1 Horses.
Dogs.
Girls.
Darkies Comic.
Lovers.
6 Cows-Girls and Pets-Laborers.
: Kittens. &
J Don't trust to this lad" but come
and see our window for yourself. Cut
this out and bring it with you. 1t
matters not how we got them or what
they are worth. they will surely go at
10 cents each at
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22

SIRIUS MARK, No. 27916. Sired by
Mark Sirius. Race record 2:13. Dam
by son of Harold. Beautiful chestnut,
no white. Has colts 1 and 2 years old
See them before making further ar
rangements. Terms, SIS to insure live
colt.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22

Tax payers and business men, be
sure you are registered for the coming
city election.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-22

THE ELITE GALLERY will make
first-class cabinet photos for $3.50 until
June l. No tickets.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-16

Big line of men S heavy working shoes
in grain and satin calf, every pair guar
anteed. Our prices always the lowest.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-16
Yes, Large Dividends

! sCIAME B UIE
emnamT @d wqd an Ad y
{ mm ~ ~ v
: Wemwhm f - p w
A4m The bm h p n y
: hme-n mhtn M Drr yHh dg1 ~pN ng@ r
wmmg dU m 49, h md
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-16

Mems fine dress shoes, all solid, the
kind sold otherwise for 200, I 10
on sale at Il oOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

go winter straishts 5ds8 90 winter patents IS SIS
s' g sssss 81 no "i r4sde $ sS S
d5sa 49, choies to iaHcF s as
So ME Dlea hn n a5isd
Fine Tf.s and yellow s. 3oq$ 60 coarse 81 so9sl 81
s sacks 10 arrive SIs, 200 ~ SIS; bran sak
hran ssesi - 81 Sosss ntsr sraa SIS 'ggS2o city
cake SIS corn oil cake, s2 So hominy chop oil
,r6 GRAINmWHEAT- Governed largely by euIlsh nswe
the wheat market ruled today aithoush did
There fairly active speculative trade and sentiment
continued more eearish than otherwise being held in
Oklahoma. where falen sufficient quan-
Msatne5 showed II The Ohio yalsy
cond,tions oa na d of aT n s png bea
coming from those sections As usual the movement was
oep ln just b6u G5 80 e on smaller
Tnd NoTh"eTt arTyas only 10: cars asanss he e G
show the effects OF the eastward movement Of grain
cesfsnc6s of 5000 bush wheat bble Ct -four
rally lower n sympathy Nth news from this o5 te for L i
of the steadgess OF price sales ncgdng lGa pads SPTn
hard winter loads winter wheat all in New-fork;
evidently the crop outlook but bulls in Chicago
on MAY i The demand for cash wheat Northwest
E3s shown by the fact that out 81 to eafs mills
9gotat9ns cash wheat a9s1 S4s sn so
N SoTs a Duluth stsS No bo
prompt No i Manitoba. Sis. early May; No !
Northern Manitoba S4ssc. early May; No Northern
Manitoba sIIsc early May. and No hard New-fork,
s. &c prompt. .CORN-The corn market was not an
showing irrnness half the session
eased off and closed unsettled only &c net advance or
"a &C down OF the day The stretl,
what there it, resulted from the actions oa
tn Chicago and the upturn IN wheat
News showed little important feature. receipts. eelnS
moderate with estimated at Chicago LOT
conflicting, hut not such OF ldGpi
one wav or the other Gables closed unchageno ne
No yellow account No corn Slo5sd %
elevator Tosc export. and 7l9c straight No "f1e,
SoIte and No . yellow &c. b ahoat = oATS-Ihe
first, in sympathy with coi'
ma itAr assed off on favorable crop and at the
Close was rather Cash sales here amounted 10 5ooo
f1eb So . oats closed sSc. No 3. A. sc NO : whlle
sSiac, No white NC: track mixed 4sa49c 1Teck
TTlIte siT5Gc and No white clips, ASt% ~ T.
Market easier western ei.e and 40 MeSI9en;
eh+ Lads BARiEY-Market dull; feeding was
O1oed S.GsSc and mating. 81 513c. both New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

bermuda. No / per Dbl. s5ase do No So $685. Sc
per sei Sass poor good 5s5 SO do Gsra man
to PRIME per sliSfG 8
slsSd 80 seed per- sac o IS 2 DO s1ae fair to Prime
+ ssss 3 visssn9 H s' s2
Ssks scs gu Colossal per dIzsa Do ss
Fs ss rsls s s 100 % aSa s SO
Danish seed per 2:io- ton
8 do DO as Rs6 b per Ss 3
F0da P oof bush G basha % Carrots
no sqaGass s4ass Do b 81 a2ss s.
Rse Long Island per per Dbl $500 % Ietaee Ions
per Dbl sgs2 So 40 Southern poor to good per h 50
5oa IS s r Do ai fsne1
per bb s6Qs7 50; good $3.50 do yelloy good
i1 per q SACK per % Peas Sareston
0ah per 4 % @ 9 epPe2 f f3a % @
81 as1 81 2s So FaFSlsy F S9T1Gls
per 6bf 5oac Rhaba 100 punches 81 5 10
sanShes ns 81 5SSs Long 90 'f Sorol per 65e
kSmsne e @ banc per c Spinach Long per
Dbl siG$l %; do Norfolk. 7sc9sl % do Ba d Sar
basEet or crate 2a pseE 4iss;
Ps1l55 w TnP PES Gan sa Ess SO
= So Gn sif 10 sSSd s. 5og DO aTana sa$
very little wanted the market being LITERALLY eai sup
Rea an Mn Of St So$S per case been
Hnaag soseM R sh nom 5PR 3a n
cucunbers Charleston, dozen. SOc DO Eastern NO
per Dozen 65G9Oc; No 2, box. SirS5 mushrooms
fair TO fancy 2O40c; tomatoes fair to fancy per
.BEESWA2-MaTket holds firm at tsyei3lc
per MAPLE SUGAR-Demand has been light al
the week prices eased off litte prime hsnt
selling s1s4ac but dark coloed sugar
ranges to 6zd1c. Syrup is 5d10c lower ana duh'
sales at 7O6S0c per gallon HONE1-Ihere Is seldom
much of the year. but the holdings are
s3sr and a@ EalP psr ARE tTy a
do California 5i946hc. southern extracted
per gallon. $50 NUTSWestern adviees continue nue.
firm, and pretty good distributing trace we
quote: Peanuts, Virginia, hand picked fancy per TO-
@43c; do extra 3AQ31Ac: No Spanish shelled 4@sp
5c do No q 3g31sc; do No Virginia. shelied 4se DO
No 2 3G3hc.
Hay AND 5TRAW-HAY- Receipts today were rather
heavy. boats bringing an unusually liberal
quantity rket. however retained us good tone
rates with a fair degree OF commence 1or
prime and No and and 3 have an encouraglngly
steady outlook Glover grades from on VIII be OF
more or less chance selling affair. We quote: Prime
large bales per 100 pOc No s2z4S72c: No 100
Soc No 6OT65c: grade, 4JQj0C. clover mixed, COG
roc clover 50d55c: small ba,s, 22c less than large
STRAw-Receipts liberal, but prices hold their
75IS0c for good to prime long rye Ike
hay straw. TONS reported at the PRODUCE
a to-day Hudson River Railroad $50;
Erie 800 Pennsylvania 40: Delaware. Iackawanna and
Shore, 20: Lehgh valley $40; BaIti-
nd Ohio So Central of New-Jersey. 81; river
boats $40 Total. Exports of hay In bales
To Prosreso, 100 Havana lbs Receipts
OF straw 80 tons by rail- Total 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

qgi5s goSa and uass csio4n
lszse MstsrnoEss TTuzIo l5c oraScO 2lc
v e Cruz iS isc Puerto cabeo La GaayTa caracas
@ lS Tasass1 s SIS se K2 aI Hsf6e 5
R6'sS by saite %sG h4ssaT5s ga
PeTnambuco &c: Bahia. l4G; MaracaibO and saranla
good demand and moderate sso sesgs s we 9aPds
aS sa: I rsssts isao naa1s
SIC; thirds light backs cow 2q32c; seconds
seG5sc s4aSSc thirds s2asiC; bellies leg
MET r.si local and foreign
lower and easy Lenaon e los fl of With spot at @
l lS Ana n t at 10 On supplies
fandoa Closed Rs ovef -
Sa BE- eso fS sna at
Iieaskc sale Of 100 tons August delivery
and at a. o here s Lpan s e Also
sns aeana az al al l 90 London sspsd SIS
presented little feature ruling steady
So aSnnaf Hor3heFn sisas5o No as
taaa sS sosn S9 sof 81 5S%ss Foreign
kes easier with Glasgow closing at 5as I'D and
MoLassEs AND sYRrps-roth 5nolasses and syrqps
quite steady here and r19 at for m
iSg!e i5gles geo l'26a prime 22
12Gl4c: 58l7c good 1s@1ac: prime 20a28c fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Tradng in steam and sail ton ton
light sss ans tine for %
low 1 fss sfS a and R
2 sd pe oo H. o London 90
Norfolk and NeTYGr 70 ,S and
DEALS So John of England og; 20, aSs
May sy, Brts i, 49, bark
1sss Toms sas sSs sa1sssH
SEQ tons NIB roBs ue TO aannah to
Phadephia private terms sGhoSne[ Loo tons 1Ta
r to a9
6n af t SoT6 fs 70 Boston, Soc chooner tons coal
r eoaI shsSH
s sScORg British bark. 24s tons coal Amboy Hall
eratey full prices quoted The lnseed oil
s s net so ade no
AS steady but quiet and pnGhanged 3p0ta95s: PfrS-
s. 5 ana in bulk 81 So cases, NewYork IS 80
nT,e sner yeilo a @ s5c off sumner Yellow
44as sgte 4s Pins Mhi5e Pfi@a
seed city raw e5aeec out Of town raw. e4Ge5e Cal
S s5s ass r s. sa5 5y nd
but sased off with corn and closed
fsSs fy sns Sit c he aa Omaha
Say Ness s s19 family
sisSsse ga Quoted s5 &ss sia p fin
h y: Easst' qsassa mel
s pigs soas Il \, iJ IS Is 4 ISs
Il r. ee picked s5oHdsrs steady 9p2i sd SIZE poei
hams nr, sS s Quoted $40 AZ
city sao5sa s. aS S refined 81. Isd eF
compound firm: quoted 81. as iac........
STFARINE-FrIn. quoted. cleo. 13c; city lard searne,
RicE-pemand Today moderate, but tone is steady
Talrnage NeW-Orleans. tetEraphs Louisiana
nent to date. Receipts rough. aAo 2s5 sacks against
Sales. cleaned. estimated at
nocke.s against strong Tai
ss Rsess B esss s s s5sD to
steady Improved inquiry Quotations follow
I,ornestie common 3iaGs4c: fair good
4SGis Re: prime 10 choice 5g3Ac head 5sa6ise Patna
z&M5Ac; foreign 4sM5o: do domestic,
lava 4Hef4sc; Ransoon, bond, 24oke.
sL-GAR-For refined sugar there moderate de-
ma Lii. prices unchanged, market
was nm owing advance IN prices Tor sugar
quote Cut loaf crushed and dominos 5.2Oc; mould
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April 90 1902
ss:s native nj as p Pe CABLES beef q6 ssay
I'VE e%,,ls ssng ( dressed wss5s
to Liverpool to-day s.5 head cattle and 1920 sheep
sham6sfs ; Son 80 cattle for G. sg5
Norris Bss' coPaa 9 the 4sea4 nc S 9s M
Beef mp @ for Go Tae @
scSwarE sci < saI4Serser LOU U'A
Ad e @ @ 81 a a ersss c aRd d RaT o df
sineths The market STEADY about GOO head , r.,
CITY dressed 1sa,s. general sales ssloc M
saies-ToPin 4 Shannon; 27 Indiana calves. 1sl N
SHEEP ASB LANES G Receipts including car direct
snnEhteTers 6ia cars i2ss head making win
f i5of a od eyer at i9 c ad at
ral!as yeste2day LAMBS WeTe par5iculay dull xSou
fls % s ns %en n6S6n DO at 81 s re- Clipped
lambs S. s74g$6 % culs So: unshorn lambs at s
s 50 eaeR Few Kentucky do at S each Dressed nut
County cou fs"t dressed Spring lambs unchanged
% "a average at s. 50 per 100 b. clipped do g. n
AZ slipped ohio sheep n $ 10: is virginia spring
S Judd & Co: IS unshorn State lambs. 20 n at 81;
Renacg sRee po 5 H. at $ IS entuy sprns
G III GUNS gR:n0 81 N
T 3. shannSn; 81 @ashoFn Indiana sheep 121 10
S. sl,pDsd State sheep 5s n. at 50 so; clipped
az est head u
hogs at 81 80 100 n: country dressed unchanged
Sales-John p. Nelson: 32 State hogs n average
at 81 80 100 10 do 276 n at Sc s0 stag.
IS date yesterday; s. State hogs 176 do
$50 H. at Sc so: rough. 800 ID. at S6 30.
Andrew Mullen Date yesterdays 10 State hogs ID
at 81 80; 8 roughs. 267 n. Sc 30
). H Hume q Bro date yesterdays 159 State hogs
150 n. 81 30. roughs les ID. Sc bears 1Jj
10. SIS 30 - 49,
Hollis q, Gate s, ysssgdayo 1a state hogs II
900 h. Sc 49, h. at Sc S. stays So 40 $50
ID. 81 So
s. Judd & Co date yesterday: S. hogs 10a 10
at 81 35 60 Western do ia H. 81. 1J4 NJ al
ST 80; roughs. $40 10. IS. -
Tobin & Shannon date yesterday)-
at 81 so: roughs $40 N, s6 So stag 10 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

-9e72 deducted that amount having been delivered by
the New-1ork Dock Company 10 the Terminal Warehouse
Company.
cOTTON-Corton had 4 decided drop to-day. at the
lowest being down . points. 43c July
operators look advantage OF the decline buy cheap
cotton Nevertheless bear
fish, and general thing short in
anticipation OF further decline Liverpool
under continued hduidaton by European
market opened steady with prices 2 points lower this
being Indifferent weak IiVerDool raj
generous port receipts The bull leaders and com
mission houses refused influenced by drop Of
points the English market place of the points
expected believing legitimate position
sufficiently strong determined
bun side BY 1890 o'clock the whole
last nights close Nevertheless.
Of supporting
were nor as strong a. OF lste Whe many longs were sell
ing Tor rrofts Liverpool made feeble effort
strength suffered
closed 1924 points lower, with the sus
picAon that weak long
sharp break hand, prompted selling
during the the early session BY midday
July to 95Oe the market heavy Then came
tremendous estimate for receipts
Orleans These influences started unloading OF
there sufficient buying aroused check downward
rush. For the Of the the irregular
Ing The close steady, with prices 5d15 points
Firm spot market and relative
futures NewOrleans helped the late market The
final market news from the South Neworleans
steady and unchanged 11-16c; Galveston
unchanged. at 9&c; Memphis quiet ana steady,
changed at 91zc thus giving range Southern
--e-ietS FOR the day unchanged 20 2-sc higher The
steady, prices
16i1n points lswer-May at 9,75e July at e7se and
May notices believing these VIII
May option lower Superintendent Kings seni-weekly
Were given as Is 6ss bales against - see last week and
23.6a3 bales year Shipments 2s,0s1 bales
32 bales last week and 30 4le bales last
The of contract prices in the local market 10 day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. April % 1902

Tuesday. April Y, IHV2
eaffaa futures 1o-da slack,
though The market displayed Iolerably firm uTdertcne
session. with bun leaders and Wall street
the chief buyers The market opened steady in tone,
prices up 1e points, this Level helng
slight variations 20 the close Bet
European cables anticipated on the rather easy
closing yesterday mainly responsible Tor te
support thus rendered. Havre came z franc net hger
Hamburg iaD% pfennig for the day whereas
unchanged prices had been looked for Europe was
a buyer OF the distant months In view OF Inc
ootfnued heavy movement Of primary receipts. local
importers sold the higher prices Ports OF
5000 bags for days The interior
Santos movement reached 2l10o bags The Rio coffee
easier. with loss of reis recorded
Santos and the exchange rate remained at the old basis
local finally steady in tone with prices
net unchanged points lower the April option being
change. Sales amounted 10
bags. The local market spot Brazilian coffee
wa q trifie steader 81 but business dragged
heavily Quotations about 7-1ec for in
voice lots of No Rio
Of the local market to-day
u-as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

0 90 SSaehange special Liverpool cables Spot
Les BUSINESS doing: sales, 10000 bales: speculation
sna EXPORT Quo: American 5000: receipts bales
<setSa., te'So. mdding upland lI-32d Futures
olei9 Easy az partial 1std easy
u. - l,s lower; april, I25sb Ap:-May, 5il1Ss
SaSssrncnbss' Junee-lpy D. l9S July 5QRsb
HoSeInber loss Noveneef-paeeaher SIS: Decenl-
cloths
~ 20 SssSso was quiet Cases quoted
% 1obbng 81 zaS2 90 and powdered az
% ooaSS 80 Morphine dun: bulk cuoted a. 81 a1s2
ounces 81 5Suse %: erfs 25Ss2 50 cuinine 2sSi3Sc
.nd rrioe Ia. oIIsMarlet steady: demand good
ENC price generally last
2. lVeS1 20 nsTgaIIno' prime 81 7esl So cassa 62z
Iy NuDeD sIHslj9 lemon prime
ges mac distilled 81 25sl 80. mustard natural s5s
% 80; arllcai - Z5qSa 50 peppermint Western tins
81 loqsl so AeWYcrk sins 81 s0asi so cases SsSs5 *
FL u1sI 30 sasssfras 39T5f~-
hela In3uc- spearSt 81 35GSi a0 tansy 81 lodsl D.
winteIgreen natural 81 50@sl GO: artificial. 50G55c
worieeG pure seas6 so .ROOrS-Prices were quoted
ss follows Burdoek &C. gentian 4c: ginseng Northern
sSN - @ SoItheFa 81 5s5. ginger. bieached
~ Is nss:esese e@iiei golden seal 5eu5Jc; helc
bore DOW oefee 4sc: licoce ordinary 4z65c. selected
in bunalss 90 lac farsapara Honduras soaasc Next
can IQscs aeneEh. Western. 5id5Jc.
enAJlf- EJnSDc. Tgrag.
FLOUR AND MEAE-Buyers sellers were 5a1o
zpart IN most grades. with the
market firm and business Spring patens 81 ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

A 5o5c cubes CSC: xxx powdered. Sc; powdered
powdered and fruit powdered. 4S0c Eagle con
ftctIonzrs and fine
graduated. soc, Eagle N and II bags of
graduated, 9oc Eagle . n bags of fine grau-
and diamond a: 47oc; confectionery A 45oc; No
35c; Nos and 3 4.30c; No 425c; No .. 400; No
g. i5c: No T. 405c: No e 395c: No Q, 1900 No 10
3s5c: No H. assoc. Nos ~ i3 and Il 3.75c; No 10,
roc. 16 eJc: . 10 bags of fine graduated 4loc
The LONDON beet sugar market was I'D higher closing
a 30 for April and May. At New-York sales were
made advance Of Lie the last previous sales
SIS centrifugal
Il IGc for 50 test muscovado and 1-1Gc SO
noasses sugar, The sales reported amounted to about
81 bags including the following: 1900 bags Cuba
centrifugal 9s test at 1%c cost and freight IN port
800 bags Cuba centrifugal, spot, I16c basis
96 test landed, and 5000 more. price and
terms Cuba centrifugal, due this week basis
90 test at 1i9c, ship. molasses sugar In
cargo to be at 21-16c, 50 and 400 bags
nnus-ovado, 50 test. . 15-l6c. landed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago April 29-CattIe-Receipts 8 600 head steody-
81 30: stockers and feeders So 50ds5 IS cows ST S0dsS
hefers 81 aS6: 81 40 81 5Oas 20.
calves S2Ts5: Te1as fed steers 50 Jons6 HoEs-Ite-
5000 steady to strong mixed and ST sOas1
choice 81 25qS7 rough heavy Sc o0I
81 10 light SO 1906 95 bulk OF sales ST 20 Sheep
steady good 10 choice wethers, 50 50GSs 2O Western
sheep So 25aS6; native lambs clipped 1896 CO. West
ern lambs So 25GlS8 20; Colorado wooed lambs 81 TO-
Ha sPrli 2'Hoss steady s. 5aSl 80 Cattle
steady So 50as7 spring Sass y ''V'' -' i1hhil'S
East Buffalo April 29Ca' tle-Recepts $50 head dull
lower: choice $6as6 % fair good 50qs5 10 com
mon, 81 50qS5 % Hogs-Recepts head; better
grades full steady; others dull and lower 05
o lS light light DC s. Se g n'iSed packers 81 2s
eS5 30; stays, S57S5 so Sheep and laabsRecepts
mead about steady; wool stock nearly neglected:
fair So 65Qs7 sheep choice handy wethers So 6Cs6 rs
lambs, s4Gss so. ''S'O 49, ''ppou
Kansas City. April observation-disclosures. 400 natives
seady inferior grades O9l5c lower: choice export and
dressed beef steers 6 6Ss7 90 fair to good 65s6 Co.
soekers So SoaSs SO fed Western. s5as6: Texas and
native 50 5oQS5 30; native hefers s4aSe so can
81 50as3 5o bulls s. 5Ods5 IS calves 81 5OTs6
Hogs-ReGepts l1ooo head: steady to Zoe lower: top
packers So 90aS7 light e5s7 49, pigs Sc 1895 *
Sheep and. lambs-Recepts 500 head: steady: native
lambs s6 60asl: Western lambs So 45as7 wethers
So 5O clipped year.ngs s66S6 90 Texas cifnna5
sheep, s5a$5 So; stockers and feeders s39$J. r14
East Liberty. April 29C'ate steady; choice Sc s0ds7.
heRvies 81 S5GS 40 best mediums. 81 osT 80; heavy
Workers. 81 ods7 Is light do. SIS O5 pigs Sc 401
IS 75s5 90 culs and common So 500 So Choice lambs
Sc 60lls6 10 Veal calves So J01$6. 0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30

spring wheat, 71QI4Ac; No 2 red. SS1s ds4.e. No
421aq43lc; No white. 4dQ lac. No white,
4i4@45lsc- rye, 5olec- Fair 10 choice mailing
barley, Sg10c- No haxseei 81 o. No Northwestern
81 20. Prime timothy seed sd so Glover. contract grade
IS 30 Mess pork per bbl SIG soGs16 So Lard per 100
10 so 05qSl6 Short ribs sides doosel 50 4oesg 80
Dry salted shoulders boSed IsGSc Short clear sides
lboxe. SO geGsI3 Whisky basis OF high wines 81 80
steady. creameres. I2822ci daiFies, 1Iq2Oo Cheese
steady. f21z q 13c Eggs frrni fresh, 1alse-
Duluth. April 29-Close: Wheat-Cash- No hard.
754c July, 75Ae September, 14e Manitoba No North
cash and May. 74Ac; No Northern. uac: oats.
43Ac. Corn. &c.
Milwaukee April 29-Wheat steady; close No North
Tic. no 2 Northern. 757sG.sei july 70 trc Rye
pie. 6Ia631zc. Corn-JuIy. $3.50.
July a fsg.I5sc; track, II1.c. 80 North
ern 731ac: No Northern. z3Hc.
Philadelphia April 2e-Wheat steady: contract Eraas
66c Oats quiet No white clipped Ole Butter hrIn
prints steady: fresh nearby 16c; DO Western
l612c; Southwestern 16c do Southern. 15e Cheese
quiet; New-York small. 12*g13c; 90
fair to choice IQ12kc Recepts-Flour- 1000 ools and
I715 sacks; wheat. 001o bush; corn I5o GATE
900 Shpments-Wheat. $1,000 bush corn. oioo oats
$1,000.
St Louis April 29.-C1ose: wheat-No red cash,
7s17c; May. 79. July. 74.c No hard !1asoc Corn
cash, 45sc; May 53asc July. 6ifh46i4c Septerf
6214c Oats-No cash. 44c: May 42S&e; july 5isc
September 2914c; No white. 46q461Ec