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New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
FRAUD IN ARREARS BUREAU.
ASSISTANT CORPORATION COUNSEL
SAKE UNCOvERS REMARKABLE SYS-
TEN OF "GRAFTING.

Assistant Cornoration Counsel Martin SAKE
chief Of the Bureau for the Coliecuon OF Ar
rears of Personal Taxes. has uncovered a re-
markable system Of grating" in connection
with the Arrears Bureau
After the CITY Marshal fails 10 find q person
charged with arrears Of personal taxes ne turns
,be name in 10 Mr. SAKE who begins action in
the courts if the circumstances warrant 80
energetic has he been since he assumed office in
the first week of January, that. with limited
force he collected S124.000 in January, Febru-
arv and March as against S15I 600 for the en-
tirf four years of the Van WICK administration
He will have collected at the end OF four months
as much as his predecessors collected Iii as
many years His report to Corporation Counsei
Rives is now being made up
More significant than the figures, however. is
the system of grating" that has been gohs
o., in the Arrears Bureau possibly without the
knowledge of the one who had charge OIL the
bureau. Mr.. Sake had not been in charge of the
bureau long before he was called on by a mem
ber of the Tammany general committee of an
uptown district. who said:
Mfr. Sake. I've just got your notice to pay
this old arrears bill. It's good deal of a sur
prise to be- because I fixed that with one of
the members of the executive committee Of
Tammany Hall, and I thought it was off the
books
How did you fix it? Did you pay the bill?'
asked Mr.. SAKE.
"Oh, no." said the visitor, coloring and stam-
rering. You see. I spoke to one of the leaders
about it. and he said il would be taken off the
books. We fixed it
That was only the beginning of string of
thirty or forty delinquents. all Of whom told the
same story of liking their arrears or personal
taxes with their district leaders
"A man with bill amounting to $50 or $40
came in one day recently. said Mr.. SAKE TO
lr,s- and af
down his Gill asked if he couldn't get the tax
cancelled by paying a reduced fee 20 me per
sonaIlv 1 told him I would turn to the Penal
Code If he would wait about two minutes, ana
read him the section relating TO attempted
bribery As soon l spoke the WORD
bribery the man gave me a queer look ana
sneaked for the door, sending the money 10 pay
his arrears bill by messenger a few minutes
later 7 have reason to suspect that anolher
way of evading payment Of arrears was Tor
some city marshal charged with the coiIecIon
of an arrears bill TO accept a 81 or $40 hlH
and then return TO this once the naI'le oL ~ 1lle
thing like that
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
NEW GOVERNMENT DEPOSTTARIES.
MANE NATIONAL BANKS DESIGNATED BY
SECRETARY SHAW.

Washington. April Io.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has designated national banks as govern
nent depostaries as follows: First National. Of
Eureka Cal. $4,000 Merchants National. Of
Portland Ore 500 Ooo; First National. Of Wilkes
barre Penn. so 1o0 First National, OF Sioux City
Iowa So lao State National and Colonial National
both Of Cleveland 5000 National Suffolk Bank
Of Boston. s210e0o Commercial National. Of Hous-
ton. Tex s5oe00: City National. Of Knoxville,
Tenn, 5000: San Francisco National. Of San
Francisco. S2c3eo0: Farmers and Merchants Ma
uonal Of Winchester. Va. $4,000; Columbia. OF
Buffalo increase SO 600; Howard. Of Kokomo, Ind.
Sa.e50, Farmers Of Kittaning, Penn. increase
sl.ee First. Of Omaha, Neb. increase 10000:
County Of Clearaeld. Penn. $4,000; Second. Of
Ho5okeR, y J. 10000: Southern Illinois. Of East
81 Louis, IL. increase $4,000. First. of Marlboro,
Mass increase. slD0.e0; Oskaloosa, of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, $4,000; Cohoes. Of Cohoes, y. Y 100000;
"atertown City. OF South Dakota $4,000; Mercan-
IIe OF Pueblo Col $50 900 First of Meriden. Conn,
increase $4,000 National Bank of the Republic. in
S.e4se S!7yVo: First. Of Troy Penn, 10000 First,
%aLls.9rc Penn, $4,000 First of Iron Mountain
S0e0se; American. Of Boston, 100000; Bank
- tltlzens OF Green Bay, Wis, 10000 First.
4+,s a0sIourg Nd, increase $4,000; Citizens OF
-no S5o,gel First. Of York. Neb.. $4,000;
q tSeatrice Nef- $4,000; Easton, of Easton.
e-a-isy s'J, OtflnlUar OF Ottumwa. Iowa 10000:
STol.al f1rE, OF New-Tork increase slc99o00, and
,-. ---e retary has applications from banks ag-
5ttIFaGAs between .1e0eeO and SS0.eeo,0dH and.
- ~ MA not designate many more, he expects
70 name q few more soon
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

.as. So Withdrawn. ex- shlp.

COTTON-Atter scoring new high record this morn
ing sold lower active seeking Of
smaller holders The market opened firm. with prices
las points higher. and gained additional point
Immediately after the cal turry Of covering BY room
traoers foreign buyins and Southern support Wall
Street appeared : large buyer 0f
for several blocks.
time. unloading July holdings eagerly. The
of buying carried the entire list high record ng
April reaching 91gc. May 903c. July l0c and
August Sa2c. For the the the
the market Irregular Frequent spurts or
audason and light selling for reaction professional
bears caused marked weakness times and
well below the top prices Of the first half hour Whereas
early cables had been hush, Southern market
reports strong and sentiment general friendly toward
the market, late influences disCouragrg The
cial estimates for Houston
Neyv-Orleans furnished the
bull circles. while increased
in sight hgrres. 10000 bales. against IN
900 for the week last helped prompt
small holders hastily profits Through
the day Wall large sellers of july
and persstently purchased August This depression
the near ana Of The la;er
g Of the breach between the two 10 6 points against
= points bur few days The market closed quiet
and STEADY with prices unchanged lower
On the curb August sold S.sTc. al advance
points Late market Galveston
with prices lsC higher firm
changed at &c; Memphis hrm 1-16c higher.
The range Of the to-day
was s lows.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
IN good sales 5000 bales, speculation ana export
onaned steady 2-S4G34d advance; closed quiet 1dl'e
Tnfnts net higher; April. 459v Apr-May, May-June,
June-July and Juy-August ai2es august
a 32b: November-December, 2as; pecember-JanuarY.
42Ss January-February 4-27s. Manchester-Yarns and
cloths quiet and nrm
FLOUR AND MEAI--Although some mills advanced
ces little Yesterday the general market remained uu
m0tsfons follow Spring patents, 81 S2Lsi 10 winter
So 70as3 patents 81 s5gS4 o5 spring
clears 50 a0as8 20 extra No winter - i3gSS q extra
No wlntes' % RYE FioUR@Quer quoted Fair to
GOOD 81 05aS3 40. choice to fancy - 4ogSs 20
E0RRHMEsI1-steady. quoted: Kiln dried 81 4Oq$3 90
as aitarr sl 4s7s1 50: 81 254S1 20 FEED
noted: Spring bran. spot ST 90 sacks 10 ar
&c 900 10 SIS 5ods17 spring bran bulk SIC Is spring
- -ro55ng s1e 1881: coarse winter bran Slam>2
n1--i burkwheat sharps, Sl9 -; nseed
I cse s27 corn cake. S24 honiny chop. $50; oil
meal. S2T@$2s
CIR RaTN-wfIEAT-Much Of the daT in wheat Was given
government crop report Early in
fbe day the weakened uhder saes by raders VINO
shd "a adjust their accounts before the report made its
5t on buliish r7;mors in the afternoon
tts ICES vas recovered. although last prices showed
decline issued at t O'Clock.
So, and ten years average OF So The mar
st AZ once sold up May reaching 3stse The
Statistican J. G. broWn oased on the area
20 opo 900 acres made in December. for crop
a. 0oo 400 bsh This compared with 600 0t0 bush
December and bush estimated in April last
final has not YET peen given
by government During the day the couthWest was
buver Of MAY wheat such factor in the gen
market Wednesday, while commission houses
whe at Chicago before midday The
interior light as ever seaching only
S-aboard clcaraHces OF wheat did
much but OF four we're soo noa The North
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

receipts were rsT compared is4 last
weak 2fe a English markets closed
partly I'D lower and Paris unchanged. Exporters
did considerable during the day taking az New
York 2 hard winter nearby, load No /
Northern New-York loads Chicago No ! Northern
April No hard arrive April
showed mild conditions through the states.
and The Current rather favorable
the outlook. Quotations Of cash wheat. Z afoa-
basis follows. No s41sc s6lsc
Northern New York S0'sc and No Northern Duluth.
sossc prompt: No Nev-york. s2ssc. prompt
nominal; No . hard Nsw-Tork. s17sc. April. and
No s2sc elevator .CORN-Considerable selling
New York but bullish from Southwest
the close rally took place that left prices only
partially &c net lower II said that in st
Louis City
buyers depend Chicago
situation very strong, arrivals at market
ara down to low ebb-7ny 80 THURSDAY. with est
mates OF 90 cars for Friday The early selling motives
consisted Of liberal Northwest offerings decline Of
"A I'd in English markets. small cearances and the
heaFlness in wheat. The local trade
IN contrast 70 recent activity condition partly explained
business IN all markets although reporting only wheat
ana ne interior this
dl9ut yVo husn smaller than Cash business
Clrd 3uoo oush NO to the local trade No
corn ooF.c; No white 6sssc nd No yellow.
AL o aioat. OATS-There was large cash trade
IN at mere yesterday. sales embracing 100000
cdL account and 80 900 bush Canadian No mixed
ns following corn. Interior receipts
2ush smaller than last week; No closed
20 NO 8. fIc: No 2 white. 50izc; white.
S1c' rack mixed, 461zG4Sc: 49d55c and
No. white clips. 51l4 G51 RYF-Marxet dull. No
a western, 63izC and No Western 63c both O b
Sta5e rye "a6lc. The government report made
,,ri4 sa4 against 9a1 last BARLEY
6s 81 feeding was quoted 63865c and mating
"o4'%c Doth c ! New-YorS.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. April 10. 1902
was more activity coffee market
to-day with the general tendency of prices downward
The opening steady and first prices une
the market soon developing heavy undertone fol'Ws
weakness in European markets and foreign selling press
at bottom figures on rec
ord thus far put out further hedges
coffee boug country Inc cirque -
local shorts were the chief Sales for the daI
amounted with the market closing Steaiy
~ +ona At net decline Of points Foreign market news
showed TIavre to = franc. and tafburg "-
.0fslo declined 100 Tels ana
the Rio exchange l52d. Rio ruling quiet and steay
interior points amounted
10 - bags the movement 70 ,otT' Dag .aks
from country for the tniteti Sdle
amounted to 10 600 bags spot article IN the oca
street. market eased nc. with quotations oa
noninaIlv on 5Ssc for invoice lots The demand
light -
wa follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
LrvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 10. u--Cotton-Spor-Ciood bust
prices lid hCner. American rlddlng fair
go7d uddinE. > 3-16d middling , i-l6d. low
r1is6Ii1r good ordinary. 27-3ed. ordinary
fa-3ai The of $4,000 bales OF which
for speculation export. and included 133 800
American opened steady and closed quiet;
fc71 uidfling : c April 59-64d value, april and
Nav. 0-j4d sellers: Nav and June. 5l-64d sellers.
Tune and JULY sellers. July 59-S4t
544d sellers. September
and October 4l-S4f4 41-64d sellers October No
VEN 3e-S4l November and December.
sl-64d December s7d January. 2S64d Sellers
January and February. q SD sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco April 1o.-The official closing quo
ations for mining STOCKS today were follows:
r1-RoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,.er-ooI April D. Vheat-Spot-No North
- ling Arm 6s California firm. Is Id: futures
nett Msv IS md: July 5s 1os.d. CornSpot steady
ra.can mixed new, 2zd American mixed. old 5s
"a f,tures dull May isd: July. As lid; October +s
IL Peas-4sanadian firm. ss aizd Flour-st Louis
fancv winter firm. 3D. Hops at London Pacihc oas
Beef firm; extra India mess Ms 30
Pork firm: prime mess Western rs 3D. Han1s.short
"a a steady. +as. Bacon steady: Cumberland
@ es - az N 47s 81 short rib is rn AIS
yniSdIes light Is 81 n. AS long clear middles
3d. short clear backs. 1S to 20 Tb
as 81. clear bellies. l6 N. Shoulders-Square
is good United States, nominal Cheese frrn American
Nnesr white American finest colored. o4s Lard
steady; prime Western IN tierees ass Cd American re-
walls. Cd Taiow-Pr.n7e city steady. ss Sd
rurn~nttpe-Sprs strong, Sd RosinComuon steady.
4. I'D Petroeurr-Refnsd steady, 7isd Linseed oil
steady Bis.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

Spot closed quiet and steady, with quotations
91zc for middling Gulf Southern spot markets were
telegrdphed follows. NewOreans firm. unchanged.
DC, Mobile firm. &c higher. &c; Savannah &c
higher. 15-l6c. Charleston quiet. al
13-l6c; Wilmington 14c higher. S5sc Norfolk
firm. unchanged. &c: Baltimore nominal unchanged.
3-f6c. Arm unchanged, . t-f6c: ST Louis
firm. 1-l6c higher. sac. Estimated receipts New
Orleans for 5000 800 bales compared
with 2290 bales actual week 423 bales actual
Houston . 900 200 bales
compared with 74S bales 29S
actual
Receipts ports interior points to-day.
pared with the day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
prcrosdls
A RMY BUILpING. Whitehan S.. New York.

A RA1Y BUILDING, Whitehall St. New York.
April 5. 19o2-SsaIed proposals. trfplicate viii
received here until Il clock ~ APRIL Is 1902 and then
supplying about 300 eco
schedules furnished
oil furnished such
Quantities be required by the q " Dept. " Y.
c. during the fiscal commencing July l. 1892
Preference will be articles OF domestic production
manufacture conditions OF quality and ncluding
OF foreign productions manufactures tho
being equal The Government
hight reject all proposals.
thereof increase the SOC should Il
Envelopes containing proposals should
marked. Proposals for Mineral OH. be opened
April Is 1902" addressed Col A. 5. kIMBALL.
A Q VI G L. S Army. Depot Or. Nr.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

each n,o+ations were as follows: steady Nc sp
wheat asa Il sc: red. T7@tTI9c; No corn S1s1
75S9sc; No oats Azd4-.Ss
white 44G4c; white 43lz944lzc; No rye 251sosze;
IA xsee 76 timothy seed So so clover colract
grade s. 90: pork boil SIS 55Sl6 90 Lara 2er
ribs sides Qoosel - So1sc 90
dry saIted shoulders (b1xedl. 50 81 90 snort clear
sides Cboxe) 3OGs9 whiskey basis OF Gigh wines
81 80 on Produce Exchange to-day me outter mar
easy; creameres. 2e1E9t7c, dalries' -S1-'S'
cheese firm 11d13c; eggs steady, i4+2c.
0,f1.h A,rfI lo-CIose: wheat-Cash. No I hard.
-4Tsc: No Northern Il &c; No Northern. 69Ssc Nay
lilac: July re. Manitoba No Northern, cash. iics
NAV Tic: No . Northern. 6Si.c. Oats &C corn 9sc
Milwaukee April 1OWhsat easier: close. No North
err 72d73c; No = Northern, T14I2c1 May, &c Rye
SSGl6Ic. CoT1-May. SEC
Minneapolis MAY 1o-CTose: vheat-May. 70isGToSsc:
Tv II IzGTI sc: on track tic; No Northern,
70 T9l4c Flour-Ffrst patents s3 %
s3 s patents 81 659SS -; first clears 81 SOP
81 second clears So 15 50 25 Bran in bulk. Sl2
Philadelphia April 10-wheat 1zc lower contract
zrade April Sf1. sec. Corn steady. No mixed, April.
S2q62I1c- Oats bur steady; No white clipped
firm; Western creamery. Sc DO
nearby prints. steady: fresh nearby, 154sc
do western I57.c Southwestern. 15zc do Southern
fsncv small I24. choice 11112zc Re-
ceipts-Fou and 600 p in sacks; wheat
91 COO bush 5000 bush. oats 5000 bush ship
rents-Wheat. 1900 bush 5000 bush; oats. 15e
bush
81 Louis April 1o-C1ose: Wheat firm; No red cash.
7s4.c: May 7s+sc, July, To4s4I07sc, No 2 hard .2s
T4l3c. Corn--No 604c; May. eol4c; July 50@46
5aTsc December. 45c Oats-No cash. +3c: May. 45cs
july. Si7c, No white. 455td45izc-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
REPORT THAT BUCK VIII RETIRE.
iST1eATloN THAT he AND COMMISSIONER LIN
DENTHzL HIsAGREE.

n report that Leffert L. Buck. chief engineer Of
me Department OF Bridges was soon 20 retire from
h1s position was repeated yesterday Commissioner
@lnoenthal- IL was said. had relieved Mr.. Buck
from responsibility in connection with plans for
-N"s- q ana bridges across the East River. There
was report too. that r. s. Buck an engineer
connected with the department had decided
eign ms position because he about to accept
q better one offered by a bridge building company
IL was said that he in sympathy with
~ tne plans Of new bridges over the East River
-I ,aT Llndenthal and the two engineers declined 10
taik about the reports yesterday
AT the time OF L. l. Bucks racpnt trim IN tNe
So0Ih tnere was report that he probably would
retre ffcn the position Of chief engineer and ac-
nspt s position as consulting engineer in the de-
Els friends in the department said however that
nt had been restored to good health and that
tns position Of chief engineer
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

:.
oe for domestic white beans but supplies tbs spot
ssra there generally HGfdins.
Marrow also quiet, but the best lots held with
come confidence 81 10 Red kidney buyers
sa,tor dIfscut exceed s. for White kidney
are lower and exceedingly dull. little
Scotch peas stesdy We quote: Beans. marrow shotes
ner bush S2 TO- do medium, choice 81 5ofSl 90
r. p.s choice 81 5o1s1 So; red kidney choice. s2f
i2 oS do kidney, choice, s2 do yellow eye choice,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-I0rk. ApriI 10 1872
PFFyES-Recaipts. f5 go head con-
signed direct No reported Dressed steady:
cfv dressed native sides, 9a10i.c ~
live cattle selling
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 12c
ports reported for to-day or tomorrow
CALVES-Receipts. all for the market were S5I head.
rnakinr with the stock carried from yesterday
total ~ $50 70 25 Jersey City and Il5 az
Sixteth Prices suffered further reduction TO-DAY
ara the ruled dull the closing
b.sy vvtb about 500 head unsuld Veals s5GsS
100 City dresser Veals 'Hloc per ros country
dressed. 66Sc- 30
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
pROPosALs FOR INDIAN sCPPLIEs-pe-

partnent the Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs
Vvashiucton \ March I. la02-Ssaled proposals,
torsed -four. etc
be- directed Commissioner of Indian
2S5 Street Chicago H. will be received
P n OF Tuesday April IS 1907 fer furnishing
Indian -four. oacon. beans cc1rss
other articles OF subsistence. also
baking powder. crockery
implements oils. glass tnwars.
wagons harness. leather shoe findings. saddiery
hardware medical supplies. and list
articles Sealed proposals tndorsed Pro
wooden and cotton goods clothing
the BE- and directed % the Cornmts-
Of and 70 Wooster Street.
will received until O'Clock P VI OF
Tuesday May 1902 furnishing Indian
vice blankets goods. clothing noriors
hats caps Bids nusr be made out on Governrnenr
giving all necessary information
bidders viii be furnished or application 20 the Indian
D. G: Nos. IT 20 Wooster
New York CITY: Johnson Street. Chicago.
SIS Howard Street. Omaha Nebr. the Conmssarfes OF
Subsistence. z. s. A.. at Cheyenne Leavenwortn ST.
Louis Paul and San Francisco; the postrastsrs
Sioux Yaukron Arkansas City. Caldwell. Topeka
Wichita Tucson Bids viii be opened at the hour ard
and bidders invited be
at The Department reserves the right
terrntne point delivery reject and al
OF bid
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
sorrHERN COTTON Markets.

Savannah April 1o-Cotton firm; rniddlns f5-i6c:
low niddlrc good ordinary, sisc. receipts 1882
bsIAs exports coastvise 996 sales .: +5 5G2
rferohs April IO-CoJton firm middling I5-l6c: low
uddlirg e-I6c; gnod ordinary sac; net receipts sl3
baIes gross 1917; shipments 1919; sales 2o; stock
105
ew-OrIeans April 1O-Cot-o- firm; n1iddlins &c; low
rddIiuc sAc good ordinary S1s receipts 49sS baes
sxports 10 the Continent 1900 1.T42. sales.
& $40. 2tS35I
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits slow and more
less nominal present prices Rosn was steady Tar
rule4 hrm ana unchanged We quote:
SPIRITS TURF ENTINE- i6-1 dilc
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 So oil. eols. 81 90
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 d+7cSl .Ot p
81 70 E. 81 75: F 81 50; 81 S. H. 81 90 S2 Is. K
g 75 II S3 20: y IS IS: G. 81. and " ". 81 20
STOCK ON HAND
r,.,r bbls .2- n4e
t6irtt tTr,errira bbz 25O
~ bnis 800
Savannah April 1O-spirits turpentine quiet 42&c re
csInts 425 hbs. sales bbs. 64O bbs Rosin
Arn receipts $40 bbIs exports 100 bnls Quoted B.
y 81 so e 81 T, 81 40; q. 81 10: n 81 So T.. 81
Il 80 a.. III So SIS: So IS. W @, 81 70; W w 81 95.
Charleston April 1orurpentine market firm az +2Asc
Rosin unchanged
rssts Poan hrn1 81 0dSf f5 receipts. % bbls
tTrnentne irn1 81 sJds2 So receipts. bbls. Tar r
81 90: receipts. So bhls- -
London. April e-Turpentne-Spirtts 3fs So Rosin-
American strained. Is Cd fine. 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
Of contract prices In the local market today

Coffee cabes.-Rio-Coffe market quiet; No hlo;
4s4c5. exchange 5-lSd: 1000 bags: cleared
~ the Tnited 1000 bags; cleared FOR Europe
steady good isioo receipts Loo ose
stock Hamburg-Ccffee market opened =
mfg lower: at $50 unchanged to = ptg
lower Favre-t'nffee market opened
hareiz steady unchanged at u = franc at
= m auiet and /. franc higher; $50 declined =
Gales T5A Nafs
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
OTHER MARxEr+BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April os- Ss9e sad % s,rads y
to prime 50 ot1>t
medium 81 5Oass 50: stockers feeders 81 ISa - .
cows 81 5ads5 heifers 50dS6 10 Gamers II sr
50Ts5 80. calves. s. 3odso: Iexas .eo
s56S6 q Hogs-Recepts to-day lstsu heta. 70
Is 5000. market 9e7loc nlsneI
butchers T0as7 TO- good TO choice e s
95dST I21z rough heavy SS f37S6 30 HsnI 20 49, ~
So a5 OF ss s5dS7 05 Shee hecep,s. s.s
head lambs WeaS S2o1 70
Ueth 25TS5 sheep. - autsos HaHF7
lambs 1895 Western lambs. 50 5odSo - ..t.
Cincinnati. 10-Hoss active 3, s'l1St ~
strong So 50Gs6 Sheep strong s. i0SS oo Aa'ros
strong, 81 75dS7- .--.~-
Buffalo April 1oCattlez ngnt ss2ss s a
and all sold veals-Tops SS 25dS6 80; fair 20 sooo -
s6 common 10 light 81 T5ds5 25 Hogs-Recelpts ~
fairly active and Sc higher YorAers ,.
HIGHT do mixed packers. 80 l0dst - Snc,7
heavv 81 SOds7 30 pigs S6 T5s6 So roughs 50
stags Sheep and lambs-Feceipts s-up nesu,
sheep yearlings steadv 70 strong amps @ ana
lower choice 81 10atS1 To- good TO cnoc w
cuIs 81 75a$6 90; sheer choice handy ~ ~@,ns
mixed. s. 5o01Sb: cllLs anu coii'h.
s3dS5 .. heavy export ewes. S5 sass 80 -.-o>
East Liberty April 1OCattle steady cnqce s .usg
s & nriu1s 4OTS6 81 good s. Io1s6 20 HOGS ngns.
prime heavies So 259S7 So best mediums 81 zgas .
Eeavv Workers 0Qs5 20 light Torkars 50 ae1s' pss
Sc 60as6 81 roughs sass so Sheep strong oest Ven,
erS ssGs6 Is: culs and common SSgS4 veal SS7S'
*
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Vhsat-Sprtnz quiet.
M So1thsrn carloads 7Ta7T1zc winter strong; DC
81 unsetred No : yellow % as:
~ A. tac- So corn 659.c: No do 6}lzc oats duil
arI weak white. 4S1ac. No do 4t-2c No
45S.c No DO. SO Barey--bu' ii0'iS 'i''All' NJ S
Rye-No :. 61@sc
chicago april 1O.-rhe leading futures ranged az to-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

,.r 100 -. d. IA D. AZ So Y DO 11s n. - z3.
- fSs - A. S5 10: II DO fo4 -. At IS.
$ Judd & c.; liz veals. 40 n. az 81 -
J. c. curtis & Son: IA veals. 1o7 70. at 80
Tobfn 4 Shannon: Indiana calves 25o 10 at 50 20 =.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. includ1ns L car n
or 1.424 head making wifn sne ssoex
from YESTERDAY total OF 81 cars 70 oo
Jersey CITY and III at sIxriethst sneep 1870
IOG15c lower. The pens we're soont
cleared sheep sold s4as6 100 70 unsnorn
s7TS7 OF clipped lambs az 80 ~
MARYLAND spring lambs at 81 IS each Lressed
SiS61Oizc dressed lambs general SAFES o
df214c; dressed spring lambs. s5dSI
Sales-J H Hume & Bro las state lamps, 80 ~
100 10 Il dc. - n. az - 80 80
DO Clipped So 37z: Il State sheep and ancs
a. n az 81 Gull sheep 70 n. at IS so -
Harrington lambs. - ID. az 81 IsS
Buffalo 10 % 70 81 1Ss do. SO n. at 81 state
sheer ID S. ysariinss 90 D. at 80 90
% clipped sheep yearIings and lambs 6S n az SO
Sanders: S4 ro at - STA 81 state
sheep 1i6 n. at So
+ Newton & Co I97 state IarnoE eS 70. at 81 So
Mcpherson & 141 MARYLAND spring lal'fos ar - -
Maryland lambs "a 10 at 81; MaryIand snesp
1eo n. So
dOGS-Receipts II f.e46 nead about ear IN
No sales reported up late nour The rarxe,
Country dressed nr1 at f1c per
n. for extreme weights.
SaIes-Andrew Mullen date Yesterday state olgs -
70 81 - 100 10 10 state hosS A'~ ~ n
81 IS. 3 roughs. 257 70. at S6 L.
Judd & late yest-eday1- Sfals - ~
81; Western do. 49, 10. at s5 '0 STAG Sfo ID 40 80
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

Receipts NJ breadstufs points in thousands
las three cphers t0o0) omitted. -four bbls