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New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
REsTrMrNG WORK AT MARsEILLEs.

Marseiiles Dec 's.-The strike crisis here appears
TO he over Many sailors and others went 10 work
TODAY and the quays began o resume their Gus
,ornar, sspect of activity The situation however,
stiI involves possibilities of danger the radical
clement has received promises of support from the
dock Iaborers of nine of the leading ports or
France
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
DAMAGES FROM A FERRY COMPANY.

After three trials the damage suit of Miss Louise
SchIotterer of No 2s27 West Firstst, Coney Island,
against the BROOKLYN and New-York Ferry Com
pany has been decided in her favor. and yesterday
81 0o0 damages awarded to her by a jury be-
fore Justice Cochrane II the Brooklyn Supreme
Court
The plaintiff alleged that she injured on Feb
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
pEARER BREAD FOR LoNDoN's POOP

ro-5o, Dec S-The price Of bread raised
o,e cent = Inaf in the East End OF London to-day
Inns intengifving the distress the persons who
o work
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
WaRSHIPS AT LA GuhYRA.

Caracas. Dec s.-The German gunboat Pan
ther has arrived at La Guayra- The English
cruiser Indefs tigable has left La Guayra for
Trinidad on a special nissicn-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
.on,neN1 70 YOUNG PRINCE OSCAR.

-, 1,-reeia Dec S-Prince Oscar. Emperor
yziI,iar,s fifth son. has sustained slight fracture
- ~ oouarhone through falling from horizontal
bar The injury will not interfere Win Ms
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
PEBUKE FOR SIR HORACE RUMBoLD,
Lord Iansdowne's Tart Comment-A New
Rule for Diplomats.

Tondon. Dec S-Replying to a question N tne
- - 7 ords to-day regarding the "reminiscences
Of Sir Horace Rumbold. who was British Ambassa-
6or at Vienna, published over month ago IN Lon
dor the Foreign Secretary. Lord LansdoWne' some
what tartly commented on the former %
80 .-anrehensible indiscretion,' and said the in
cident had led the adoption OF new rue IN bT
S'regn Cfice TO the effect that diplomats eltLyI
6iya in cffice or after retirement are absouteIy
Fortidien without the express permission OF tns
rSarlign OfIce TO publish their "reminiscences or
,rerFences in the countries IN which they were
ofiicially employed
The publication Of Sir Horace Runholds AUS
- commissioners caused much comment adverse
= o+t.r1yise The Continental press, outside of
.-.a 5ea. unanimous in censuring the forme-
,,.eea5or The National Zeitung, of Berlin;
IaTeSfing against Si- Horaces Characterization OF
y ssFSneIard's potentially dangerous ana
GSraIeTfiny foe asked whether Great Britain had
a.r,Ieh curious dlpouats who take adVanta &c
many +ren4ent from ofciaI life place at tie
ia1 OF Of their countrymen experiences gained
f41-rIng active service.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
x,Nc CARLOS STARTS FOR HOME.

London. Dec S.-The King Of Portugal this morn
,-r- concluded ais three weeks VISIT TO England
NE aI7 started honeward by wa Of Paris
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

rrarv 3 1895 when the ferrybOats America and
Maine came into collision The ferry company De
MED that any such collision ever occurred MISS
Schlotterer Is suffering from epilepsy, which she
alleges resulted from the collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Grocers and bakers
eadT at a late pnes srns ere stesdg but DUET
orleans open kettle s3q41c: syrgBs common 12a1 4s'
fa5 EaN fS ths Market for steam ana sail
Rates we're anchanged ouotations follow liverpool
Glasgow and antwerp, lad; London 2ssd: Hull; "a;
pigs: Hamburg 2s PIGS; Rotterdam &c. cotton to Lysr-
spanish steamer 1sii general cargo Nsw-9rsans
deals. provinces Bristol Channel. s5s MAY; British
steamer 20o2 tons; sugar Brazil to Delaware Break,
United Kingdom. l8s 90; April British steamer. 2l1
York private terms: British 1.4s3 tons coal and
Steamer 7sa en. 20 pToynca trade y months
Terms en go ions f s in deai Sags9aI
River to United kingdom Continent private terms
Leone pr7a,e terms creman bark 1852 nitrate
srs Go bsr 51 coal "a PhIsdepha 70 Be-nda
private terms: schooner s2a lumber satiia TO New
orleans, 50 and diseharsed schooner $50 tons lun
schooner $40 tons coal Phadeiphia Port Royal 81
prices The petroleum market was stead s and IN,
active business at previous quotations ouotatohs fol-
ssphla 5Sis II SsIE sq refined sasfs
mills a5a58c prime summer yellow. - a II &c:
s 5s Srs tate so 3s5 sadss
sE1ED oIIAmsToan seed CRY raw a0G a. s out Of
PRovIsIoNs-There not much actual change in
wa. soewRa So%nward esPesaly in PORK under :
decline live hogs and estimates Tor somewhat aIEe
- 600 on Monday 10000 week me close
6 1Fy :f Mty in sg 5J yin fim os b.
clear ST. 15as2O .BEEF-F1rm, quoted: Ness. <l1;
sa@ sis III HAM RneEf s au6ed so gas
DRESSED ioGS-FiTm; 9uo.ed BaGons &c 80 IN II
MEATs-Pickied bellies firm; quoted: smokns lie 10
NJ 1oglO3zc; L. n log1o31c; Il ~ 10aloaec Picked
AfLow[irm agoied: el3y s'f fS, SoT IN
CITY lard steady: quoted osog975e' Refined lard hrm
Kegs II 95c. Compound firm: quoted: slsqs4sc-....
1flsc
RICE-The week closed with a steady market noted
South Demand is good a all points and though sup
plies in first hands are ssneray ample the ARE wfl
head +. Tssc Patna AZ dbsc: Japan foreign
gcon. bond. 2G2lsc.
SUGAR-Refned is quiet but steady with list
75c for GRADUATED, Refners as rule making
fairly prompt shipment OF We quote: cut loaf
2k IN po%ae{ed rI 5Tfaconsrs granGiatad
f b fi me snuiatsd 4gSc Eagie fine granuiaed
No 425eo No g. 42oc No = 4ioc' No s &C. No
3s0c No IS a75c: No 16 8.7oc; % 70 bags OF
lower with April Is lad and May at es 2d
This record. but stiu the foreign prices
are above New-York. Cane unchanged, with
SIS and fair refining at as. The local market
very with refners bidding the basis OF the
as follows: Centrifugal test 1s-32c miscovado.
test 20 &c and molasss sngaT ~ test 2isG About
basis at above price and some cost ard freight sugar
from which Gales were made late Yesterday the
vessel being at Delaware Breakwater and to go to Boston
Refners We're bidding the same prices for more sugar
but they could not get it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
DEATH OF JOB JOHNSON.
he WAS THE ORIGINAL OWNER OF FRAN
CFIIsE FOR THE BROOKLYN
ELEVATED ROAD.

lob Johnson who died in Dr. Coornbs's sana-
-ori1yrn IN Flushing on Friday. in his ninetieth
year WAS a well known figure in Brooklyn twenty
Eve wears ago He had been an inmate Of the sana-
forum for two years under order Of the court
Thomas F Fitzhugh Lee was then appointed
committee OF his person and estate. and has sue
ceeded in bringing his affairs out OF state OF
chaos Mr. Johnson's estate, which was estimated
at 10000 twenty-five years ago consists now OF
about 100000 and this amount was barely saved
from loss He was born in England in 1873, and
came to Brooklyn when ten years old
In 1873 he built d factory the site OF the Pehi-
tentiarv where he manufactured fish hooks. when
were sold all over the world largely on the coast
Of Neze-Fngland for the cod fishery. He built the
Long Branch Pier, and is said to have mace CON
siderable money out Of it. He was the Original
owner Of the franchise of the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Il was his purpose TO exploit a tubular
support for elevated structures. for which he haI
a patent. and which IS now universally used All
that he realized out OF this venture was the hohor
OF turning the first shovelfu OF earth for the road
at stuyvesant and Lexington aves-. with shoVei
painted red white and blue In 1876 ne so4o ms
rights 10 Brur who completed She road me
shovel is stIll in possession of his grandson : %
Johnson. who says that * is the only llliNs '11@
remains from the investment 49,
He obtained patent for a street pavement coil.
ssting of salt and savdust, whlcn proNeo az, ~ &c
worthless. BY a system OF trlanguIatlon ne
ined that he had discovered that the centre OF
New-York was Glendale. Long Island, ana ne pr
chased considerable property in tnat seCuon E
evidences OF mental weakness prompted his fanny
70 ask for an inquiry by the courts some Yeas
ago his son. Achen Johnson SUED MN io i 4n.Ser
made p honfre of his books. Achem died shorty
after Mr. Johnson's third wife. who nYes "a, az
SoIrt9%n n ii aTq , he eid today az the grave
j. Cypress Hills Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
RAISED s53. 161 FOR ADELPHL.
TRUSTEES EXPECT TO GET REST OF
MONEY TO SECURE ROCKEFELLER
FUND IN TWO WEEKS.

In week Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and
his associates on the board of trustees OF the
Adelph Academy have raised $5S16l- leaving SiZ,UOo
be raised to meet the terms OF John D.
RockefeIler's gift to the college of Sl25O00. When
Mr. Woodruff, president OF the board OF uuS-
tees. announced this fact at meeting yesterday
afternoon in the office of the Long Island Loan
and Trust Company, and added that he had no
doubt that within the next two weeks the remain
ing amount would be raised, great enthusiasm
was displayed by the members of the board Inc
puDiIs connected with the institution have also
taken an active part in raising funds. and Presl-
dent Levermore announced to the trustees that IN
the small subscriptions ranging from 70 cents up
ward which the children We're gathering there
would he at least $4,000 1t is expected that by the
time the next meeting is held the entire sum Will
be secured. The names handed in yesterday were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
ontract prices in the local market to-day

The NewYork market for cotton officially
land and r1-lac for mlddng Gulf There were sales
Galveston quiet steady. unchanged
ssady unehanged at 9 ae sayannah steady 0 lower
@ an ora al '' at
ga Baltimore nominal. unchanged at 3-l6c augusta
change, at $3.50; St Louis, steady, unchanged
spot cotton. email inquiry; sales Gooo bales; speculation
s saa @ mdaF pand @ [si faares a
April 6ea4 81 May and SO Us June
eb{ SovSber b 4 N
4a5a4b
FLOUR AND MEAIIonly small trade took place in
tine ogF in Wheat but e firm the to
Spring patents sos go winter straishts 81 6@@S3 So
No 3d. extra S SSaS vse s5 90
81 s s e as s. s 40
K kun apf Fed s. 's ss So as to
steady osot: ed % Fine Ths and yellow soasi
spot sacks arrive 200 pounds s7 75
ss@sa PREM oi5y BRAID SIS
Gs27 80 mummy ''0p S-V'o oiiineai' 81
5sq before rn MsndsR Res
for e pb a9 e.
as they might have been at any other tine than satur
might in which event carving wheat over
dsadvantase It vac weather market pure and simple
and other neighborhooa Of a cent higher
The Strength on the q late Sur d TG the d2
Spouse further hulis crop talk advances in
outside markets May reached soc, the price
at O'Clock During the forenoon although the market
started out strong and Gesc higher there
cradle profit taking and hesitation the which
allowed prices lose good part advance until
rallied the regular close by covering the
curb as noted The weather showed clear in
MissssiuDl predictions for
States predicted drouh for
day The only low barometer in the
extreme Northwest and did not seem likely
disturbance in the important wheat States At
bull helped by heavy seabnard cearances
greEatlng OF and
wheat, latter mostly from New-York. Baltimore and
Galveston although usually we'll distributed
the seaboard. Primary $4,000
bush. compared with 361, 600 bush last year and
Northwest receips 1S3 Liverpool cables partly
I'D lower markets 10 TO 30 points down Ex-
business included 4 loads New-York loads
outports. No quoted SIC
grade export: No Northern Duluth, SIC
hard Manitoba. SIC o afoat 49,
CORN-A good demand for at the opening sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

-a.h ouotations were steady: winter
afets So 70dS3 80; straights 50 20ds3 CO. clears sa
So 40; spring specials $4Qs4 10 patents - 2nS" 90
3 reS sac, No oats 435s@44c; No white. 45a45 Nc
No a white 45az5Ac; No rye 5SI5oc far 20 choice
Inalting barley e. @esc: No faxseed 81 80: No
Northwestern 81 prime timothy seed 80 oomso ~
clover So mes goT per DBL 2, SlS Sse e
oose SO l0GSe 90 dry sailed shoulders boxed - GAG
sT X short clear sides boxed 50 60asS 90; whlskey
basis Of high wines 81 80 On the Produce Exchange
Sav the butter easy creaIneries 2osF2ec
l5i&al6c- ~ -.
T1ul,th April 1s.-C1ose: wheat-Cash. No, hard
* No Northern, 74&sc No Northern I2tsc; May,
-aGc: July 75Ac Manitoba. No 1 Northern. cash and
NJ 13j-c: No Northern. Io&c- Oats. 4312c Corn
elAc ,, -. ~ -, >,u,
> 80 No . Northern. 74175c; May. 741sc Rye
st-h.re No / 59c Barley higher; No = 1Oc; sample
>,n,aa,os April l9.-Flour-Flrst patents. 81 s5q
60 60 second patents So 65@s3 10 first clears 81 32g
80 s9: second clears. 81 e5as2 % Bran in bulk Sag
81 hard T73sc: Northern aois Gs3sc No North
rb,Is6elphia. Anrl 1e.-wheas firm and nc higher
contract grade APRIL s5gS51e; Corn firm m and
hir no white clipped Sic Butter 12c lower extra
c.trn crearery do nearby prints SAC Eggs firln
s-eh nearby 61sc: do Western ldc; 90 soutnvyeserI
iaIS Silssc; Southern Ice Cheese STEADY;
III IITa19sc Receipts-FIour 5000 bbls and Lsl5oo 70
a. wheat bush: 165o bush oats. 6oo
chiunnents-Wheat. $4,000 bush; corn, $50 busf
oats. 600 bush
C. Ton,s April Is-Cose: wheat-No red. cash
a.. Nav 7s5sc July. 747k675c No hard. l5qIsc
o. o. e. September 3Is.c; No 2 white. ACC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

and local committees. He studied law under
Abraham Lincoln being admitted to the bar while
IN the employ of Lincoln & Herndon. He worked
Tor them from 1857 TO 1851 lie was also portrait
painter Among the prominent persons whose por-
traits he painted were L. S. Grant, William Cullen
Bryant. Henry Ward Beecher (now hanging in the
Historical Society IL New-fork city,; Wait
Whitman. Mr. Orchard Mr. Vermilye. J. Edward
Simmons; Mr.. Thompson and General Stewart L
\, uOdford-
Mr.. Littlefeld Of Revolutionary stock.
Forty members of his family fought in the Revo-
lutiOnary War. His father captain In the
War of 1872; He had four brothers in the Civil
War, Of whom a general He leaves a
widow, Mrs. z. W. Lttlehe!d: two children, Fred
erck Russell Littefied and Eliza beth Arthur Lit
tlefield- grandchildren. Frederick r. Litteheo,
jr.. and Mary Grace Fraser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorls April 49, 1902,
advance day on domestic white beans Choice pea job
ping al - ~ MeGiu hau d rev safes at 81 Do ana soe
enins a little; it would be difficult buy choicest
confidence So O5 generally asked Foreign beans moving
2s dta e Raan ana arro Tw cbone per bsb s. 1a
90 poor to good s. 49s2 c do mHdgrn and ShGiee
poor good 25qs1 90 kidney choice s2as@ O5
81 s5%s TO DO sG poor to 6S osl @ do yellow e
%s aSr x o prime q2 eas So 81 s s S d9
81 2oGs2 80 imported ms5row round 81 9GS2 do Kot
Scotch. bags 81 s21sas1 So.
expected change to-day. There not much stock
s I bmHeEs eG or snd with he esh rs shoan
goods thrown on the market extent
stock toda paid Sic for fancy creaery but it was not
ba Shared to 40 n 6e dcn b have no gon down
much as best State dairy fresh tubs brought zoe
about the made little imitation
lust as much as at any time this week We quote
Creamery extras per no Sic do drsts So Sosc do
tubs fancy soc do firsts 2s29iac seconds 27G2sc
sr9 fsncy do rsts s2ec do ioWer grades
S6S7c WesreTn fafsory s o 40 GTon 10 goo
25g2ss; packing stock 22a 25e a..
but stocks are now in quite and held very
ry w Pca an s6oW e GSb b ad
grades selling closer top grades than heretofore
holder is shipping about 700 boxes large white on con-
e1 Ss at an ny ne fer Sre 5n 6 sooe5
though been difficult to exceed 1ac small Whit
quote: State, fu cream, small fall make fancy 1sa
DO common to fair salo.c DO large fall make fancy
I22 s. do hSSe 20 s 90 sGe sbt to . @ S
choice 1oG1O1so: large choice 8deHc; part skins
Bef full s SKINS e s daic to GOOD 0qs' DO common S
EcGS-Trade is pretty good to-day but chiefly
regular packinss of Western 17c for choice quail
ties and 9wsF prices f.. ts 70 gc9d a
stock hard to find buyers at the price, We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
statistical position OF Brazilian coffee follows

COTToN-Nearly every night felt that
order. and the time theory that
Saturday, lower prices predicted for this morning,
this the trade not disappointed Yet
OF the setback not to calculations,
keeping with general antlcipa-
tons. In after opening and down 10 Q
points, OF the market almost steadily up
ward. with the close steady AT net dechne OF only
70 nearly nights bids sentiment decidedly
b,lish. The after the close due largely
narkahIe strength in New-Orleans where the market
advance OF ! 10 3 points,
fusng respond cables from Liverpool The
ruling OF New-York market last night
advance of Il point in Liverpool this morning:
lower under weekend liquidation selling for a
European talent Nevertheless. cot
remained unchanged. the top notch of the
cables from this side this afternoon.
ideas a rise than this the strong
showing and continued demand for
to-day but SI34 bales Moreover.
from all points reached the large total
9J4 bales, these following large shipments for
days back. That this weeks In sight is likely 20
to-day. Whereas receipts only 1926
bales shipments S.Si bales with the official est
pointing continued light movement so far
concerned week The consolidated
has dropped to CO. 734 bales Conservative
lin sight this week OF 10000
bales less compared with 0G02 bales same week
years New-YGrk stock
creased bales. 49, 500 bales. Mon
days NewOreans estimates lS00 to 800 bales
against BIAS bales last and 4Gl5 bales day
last Houston 1900 100 bales. against 3,15S
bales last and 2.324 bales day last In
cuded in todays export cearancs 2S bales from
from Norfolk 3 O35 bales NewYork 07 bales from
Boston 400 bales from Pensacola and 100 bales from Pa
cIhc ports.
The prices local market to-day
WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April 10, 1902
COFFEE-It Of late 70 be matter OF daily oc
to record prices for the present
season To-day there further shrinkage IN vaiue
nd the close sentiment q general thing favored
further declines in week. The market opened
lower and during the snort
steadily lower under uda-
ton selling heavy Brazilian receipts easier
speculative support, freer Gter
ings spot market and predictions
for continued arrivals IN the country FOR
Saturday holiday business was fairly active though
Of professional settlement character the mar
et closed steady in tone prices 5d1O points
lower Total sales were bags The market for spot
coffee heavy prices about the basis OF osc
of No Z Rio.
prices in the local market To-Day
Fn1ln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April observation-disclosures 200; nominal
Good TO prime So soas7 % 70 medium 81 GO
Sse "a BROKERS and feeders 81 5GGS5 IS cows.
s. ~ befers 81 5ogs6 sL50G$2 20: bulls
e, 10 calves 81 50GS5 % Texas fed steers. So ESQ
S. %, Hogs-Receigts to-day l2ooo: Monday; 80 GOO
81 sqIs 32I1 good choice heavy. 81 2s7 %: rough
heavy 81 95as7 light So 50Gs6 80: bulk OF sales
Se alSi e 90 Sheep-Receipts 1000 steady Good to
SboIcs wethers So 5OQs6 Western sheep 81 1896 2O
naive ianFs 1885 go Western lambs So 5O4s6
CINCINNATI April 19-Hogs steady s69S7 so. Cattle
firm. 81 5oaSa5 so. Sheep strong s3Gso so Lambs
EAST RurYalo April observation-disclosures. 2o5 head:
f,, steady 10 shade Veals tops 1881:
Other grades 81 5oqs6 80 Hogs-Receipts $500 head
easier Workers. 81 2o.S 3 light do 81 05Gs7 49, mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

Liverpool April I9.-Closng: Wheat-spot steady; No
Northern spring Is 3d. No California. IS 4d; futures
quiet May Is Nd: July. IS f112d Corn-spot steady:
American mixed new IS 6lad: American mixed. old IS
ID futures inactive: July 5s sd September 5s October
Coasn firm 81 15sf4 15s F1our-St Louis fancy winter
firm S. Sd Beef strong: extra India mess sos Pork
arm nrfne mess Western 13s I'd Hams firm short
IA to 1G 10 53s- Bacon firm Cumberland cut 70 TO
3o m ass Cd short rib "a 10 5Os; long clear mid
dies light IS 81 10. sos: long clear mddes, heavy
81 10 40 ~ Cd; short clear backs 16 10 % ~ 4s
cIsar baIIas Ia to 10 10 Shoulders-Square. II
10 10 10 firm Cd. Lard firm: prime Western. in
.gs Cd; American refined pals. Sos Butter
arm finest United States 95s Cheese firm american
Nnast white 53s: finest colored. 54s TalIow
prime civ firm 2es Sd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull. JOS Cd
Tnsin-f.ommon steady. Ind. Petroleun-Reaned
steady I'D Iinseed oil firm. Sis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

May to esc in the NewYork market but subsequent
selling which St Louis took prominent part.
duced depression later in the day and last official prices
I.c from the top. although lac higher than
the On the late curb Nav sold up from
81 &c Estimates Chicago Moudey loo
indicating enlarged country offerings. English
markets unchanged. No corn cloeed 69isc eeva
$3.50 export grade and Tic for No straight
No white. 1234c: No yellow, IKE o afoat
OATS-There market for oats throughout
prices being affected by bullish crop
news owing dry weather. Locally the cash marke,
was a shade higher. No 2 oats closed 4Jc: No
8 4slac: No white 5214 a52ac No white. 52a52.e;
track mixed 49G50c; track white 5fd56c and NO z
white clips. SO lsc RYE-aMarket quiet No West
err CSC, No Western 6+lzc afoat; State rye
sG62c.. .BARLEY-Market dull. Feeding was quoted
e4qtSc and mailing 9Th 1T3c. both / New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
STATE CAMP ASSIGNMENTS.

aay Nav 81 The 9Th Regiment, Colonel Morris
and the Eth Regiment Colonel Dyer. will be the
first 10 90 to the camp. They will in turn make
a three days march TO Lake Mohegan, and spend
three DAYS in the permanent camp. During each
week of the camp there will be organizations
on duty The following the remaining organ
izatfons to be ordered to camp and the dates they
will be on duty: Sixty-ninth and 47th regiments.
from June TO June a. 18th and 2@d. from June II
TO June q; list Regiment and Sd Battery. from
June q TO June Is.
Major General Roe has authorized the 18th Regi-
rnent. of Buffalo TO make a march out from that
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

packer. 81 4ons7 as choice heavy = zsSes 50 sResD
and Iambs-Receipts $500 head; dull and sc 5s
lambs good 20 enolce - -1y
On Iir1s1 81 40 Is Il Sheer-Choice handy wetners
e.: Sss x common 70 extra mixed 50 1896 90; cnoics
70 extra clipped. So 50-fs5 s.. .aonn Co.
kansas City april 19-Cattle-tteeefpts, 100 VA.
week: last week. 24000. Advance early IN SssA vs.
nearly All lost by decline three days Iop prics
and dresser oSSI 7.sei
81 50s- 10 fair 10 good 5OdS6 so; stockers and Iced
ers So 5OaS5 Western fed steers 30 0OQso 81 -sea
T14ian stee GOGSS Texas cows 80 0"uso'
native cows 50Tsj -; native hetters s4So 80
JllG5s5 calves "a 5nDso
Eog-F{eceipts to-day. Loo; for week 54o last ~esS
90. General advance cents week Top pre-
tav and for week 37i5 bulk OF sales toiay 80 ;,
GsT 80; heavy 25S 81 4: iNet packers 80 30 -
so Sheep-Beceipts. ll.Ouo ror
Week. last week 14od Fed and grass mutton sneep
sSvarced 2oC on Wednesday: lambs steady native
LAMBS Sc sOa$T: Western lambs. 50 +0asS -: naslve
-.sbsrs evSISS- western - 5sl1S1 30 year
ngs SIS 9Q 80, Western clipped sheep - 5oSgS2 20.
ewes s5aS5 80; clipped grass IexaS sheep' ~ -S@@'
clipped Texas vearinss s. 15fS6 -