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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
TOOK COLD PLUNGE

Charles stanneld had n narrow e..
cape from drowning yesterday NJ
feruoou 1T 3 o'clock While stand
ing on thu Coleman dock be was
suddenly stricken with NJ and
fell into the bay Several persons
saw the fall. and re- boat was imme-
disteiy secured Sfauncld was taxi
en- out and removed 10 the Wayaide
mission. where he was thoroughly
dried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

MONTERREY. cal. oet Nu
i.auls lvsrsun. anuns a temporary "a
- madnHss. STEW three ~ her foHl
chiidrsn al Pacific Grove SATURDAY
night Her eldest duushteH k.Iiza
sKad a. VAS her FIRST victim THE lu'
sane woman sslHsd the child from b.
hired. bsnt her head backward and
stranKird her te death
sine then attacked her eidirat aen
aged n. aith an axe. Flr naHfvwf yH.
capped ana ran from the house 90 warn
the nsixhburs. Harold. aErt s tvsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

White engaged Ia loading barrels
81 Salmon yesterday Fred Hanson a
iuuRshoremau. had hia foot badly
smashed ~ the ocean deck. iis WaH
taken 10 police headquarters sHd
then Ia the NaKsida mission. where
hr was attended hv ur buckley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
LABOR MEETINGS ToNfcHr

brewery Engineers and fircmfn=
gRrpcntsta' hall
Ballard Chip earpsnters- Baker Vt
hail Ballard
Electrical Workers 80. Walt
rra.ss hall it9o second ave.
rfs.terorH olympic haA il0i'a Sec
uud ave.
Sheet Metal Workers-AIusieiaAs
hall. ii1O Second ave.
switehmen# Pioneer block. F'irst ave
aud james ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
HER LOVE WORTH S12,5

leave him. and that the aforemen-
toned Brady has. In that manner,
injured his feelings 10 large ex-
tent. and Also deprived him Of the
society and assistance Of his erst-
while wife to the extent Of another
large sum, the two nREregatiug al2s-
sga
hearing VIII be had on Octohey
81. rs 20 date for trial OF the So
sues Involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

citation. temporarily fsntrainiuE che
southeaHttm FreiEht association from
raising the rate un humber shipped O.
the Wet whoa the hsafinE - the
ease came up Judge Spevf rsfurnd e
mekr the rtatrainiuE order permanent
and stated thar ths question shatid
b. sscidfd rs The cummsres eumnlsz
siou. witch his eaufa aanid carry got
A hard ieaai nHht , sNpretsd. OWNS
c. the Importance u the isaass la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

William HepnnFer stiil has the
H. ~ spruce timber. 10 feet lu diam
stsr which be brought from the
Eima lumber district. ON hia hands
and DE- b. Ho nearer having it on sN-
hIhltion than when u arrived here
10 days ago.
n appears 10 was HspfluEeT'r tu-
tfufIon to place the monster timber
al exhibition here and thereby make
enough money 10 pay the freight 90
81 Louis 60 be placed upon sRhibl-
ton during the fair iu 1904
lie applied 20 the city council Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

WAsHINGTON. n q. oct .
IN his annual ssport 10 srcrst'fS
Afoody. Chlsf Coustruetot law les q
the uavy. udorses aI reeofumenda-
tians for new Nufk a. fha Fuget
sound navy yard. which were su..
geated b the chlef constructor at
the yard IA hi- report heretofore
published Among othef things ~
Recommended the construction - q
maW aryaoSk. marine railway Tor
hauling eat small craft. floating
derrick. dock crane and aH additions
wharf and SEA wAli II addition D.
reTannH4ef7 lea the erection and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
STRANGER BACh

Deputy United states Marshal
StrnFer. who left for Manila last
August with =. L. White. the de-
fauitiug cashier or the New berry.
Rehte Philippine bank. IN his rus-
tody. returned yesterday from hie 70
d. Tin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
MTHRC
RAZN

Hsaffis von the tsth nnreeHaise
Eaue yesterday largely through the
Nsiia~ work % Angel uiilou. Doth
iIIEtpn and eorhstt pitched excel
lent isalI with Cofhert having "a
shade the beet u N The faldiHs
eas fsHt and IL would have been o.
beautiful Kamr had tf uot been
uIurfsd b. uliiau. - ba attempted 60
eayer the first cushion for the Vie
tiers The crowd showed ita ape
probation 81 HE efforts Ca Kill the
same here. b. hissiuE and hoatlnF
him a every turn. Features were
the ~ sFound pofh ~ Mahief aud
= N4uith The s1me teams vii
play Today wlth ~ Nrain. sud pi.h
- Cess o. HaH doiuE tho boz stunts
Fns ssHFFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

IL place or Andrew Brckmnn'H new
hat thief left battered head gear
IN The Y ~ G 4 building Yesterday.
Mr. Hickman wants the police 60 mud
bis new hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
T IE}[
BUSINESS SECTION OF
INDIANA TOWN GOES
UP IN SMOKE

PORTLAND Ind. oct eG-A serious
conaaEraaou occurred here this morn
ms destroying thc whole business dis.
triet ~ the city. The lass ia estimated
al 81 40. The origin Il unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

city Detective -. ". Wappeu-
stein H. mourning The ioHs of n xalu-
able mitch COW, which was Injured
Yesterday by Jackson street ar So
that II had 10 be shot. The animal
was valued at tl50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
-nllI VIC IN aEATrLe

james n. Hm Of the Great North -
ern. his mother aud five friends. ar
rived ln the city yesterday morning
from e. Paul, in Mr Hills car
Tho nnrIV loft thIn mnInInA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

hafUFuef Eafnra'
SEATTLE = LIE Angeles forfeited.
feftiand 4 Han Franeisra l.
saffa ftasnta 20. Oakland {
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, April 4-~Flour-Receip,s IL en-. s,-
cline. bat steadily held. wintef y pa me whsat Sc
winter straights &.9a1@; Minnesota rstspis
bakers SSS3E. winter low Sg ~ ~: Nisnss;,a
rye n9ur quiet; fair TO good SesG59; choice 10
eEn n-9s: CITY mos; BTandyvine a!ssa9HsS. VIZ" Rye
SSEt 70 MeSSe,a co. Z o b. anoat; state ~
81 T. Buffalo: mailing 52l-a5sc c. = TsI1stS
market easy: No. : red SIC elevator AMI *
o. I. aHost; No, Northern Duiu:h S7sc Z. -
ahcat. options were b-arshly affected this morn
M by ne laFgsi N3-tawest receipts. the easier
Mondays worlis shipments. wheat closed etsy
AZ sess net loss: Way 's.R.s i.lsc. closed T1sc:
closed 13zc. Corn-Rec~ipts Z.4s bu,. .xurTts
siac Z Q. b. sfoat: NO, : yeliow - any SiS
white g option MARIE, also lnrned weak under
and the promise tr better weafhar; ire cos
siSsed Hs sis; AZ JUN aaS nsi loTS i Nay siasiAc.
closed fsc. oat-ReceipJs Is. sO bu.: expoits
20. ! sPa @e. eaNSy &: Nq Si Z sc lr, standard Oar Witt ass
trk mixed Western nominal: trk. white SO
.sommission, h0uss selling: May closed $50. hay
Hops s aasBst state. 60 e5m SSa TO 70 S sSSsS TsSsL@
Sst lSl lsa.ic: olds sftfcs PacIne Coast rs
Gaiscsson. ssss ifs. ie: s ssnforp Hide q,gies;
l5s lsc; Teas Dry. 3 70 - Tbs. nc. Leather
sSSzse. Beef dull: faEiiy siSsIisS. msSs &c. =
beef bans ts9zLSs; packed sm5SaiaS: city sx;
picked bellies SSGlisse: picked shoulders "a
sac. uicEled mans lN-ul-c- Lard easy. Western
steamed Sle2n= refined cay. Continent 81 a..
5. a Sii: compound SLfeIS Pork s,ssdv- fsr.
lily $3.50 short clear siaGsI 81. mos n go
Tallow easy. city size. country 5s.Gc<
Cotton-seed Oh quiet: pTtue eluds nominal: %.
yellow iic. Rice steady: domestic fair 10 .1fra
fEgTAc- MOasses-New Orleans o1en kettis-
good 20 choice hrm. u6Ec.
Kansas City. April 4-Clcse: wheat-Nav
jelly s.Tsl.c; cash No. : hard s7isc. No. I
: Si4isic; No Z 9es+c: rejected ssds0c: No >
Tsd S4,ec: No &c CornSAgrn s5Sc: MAY
eSe: 70 white s5lfe No : SIC. oais-No. :
timothy no: Do prairie SssG:e.
600. shipments-whsat S.s0 su-: ecrn s4.oS; /
cats I7.oo.
Chicago. April E-FIour-Cash steady; winter 4
Patents d straight GiaG33a: straixnts I
s5G3 -: baker, s. 2ia2O. Wk6at-No. ; Sp-.rx
7sfSc: No ! 6SG5sc: No. : red 7asGT-Sc TSrS
: Hac: No : yellow 4Iatc. OatS-Ne .
1Hc: No ; white aa5c, Rye-Na. ; SSzc-
BarleyLGood feeding sSS1oc: fair TO choice mali l
ing fsa0c. ~Seeds-Pyime timothy 80: clover. /
contract grade. Gu-0- ProviSions-leEx PORK. 1
PEE bsL; lard per 100 Ms. 9TG
shoulders dboxeD r.5GSS4: short clear side
.hcSed) sieEo-& Whisky. bass Of hixh wines.
Liverpool. April t-Best easy: extra India mess
- Cd. PORK nru; mess Western SIS. Hams
quiet; short cut. Il to Is lbs. E& Bacon quiet:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-06

for choice and SIS for fancy. Aressina at ,..55a
PINEAPPLEs-Choice Cuban at ss.5lat Der
GRAPE FRUIT-Florida al; Ha7 a box AMI
Calttornia at &.oaS, according TO size and
MALAGA GRAPEs-At sas a bunch.
BANANASNg2 a bunch. on orders.
CoCOANITSt5 peT Loo E trk-. and in feb
PoTAToEs-sacked on track; Northen white.
burbank and rural sc: rose HGpc: triumph
NEW PorAToEs-F1orida triumph a, r,5a
lie a b.. box Cuban S5a3.N per bbI
- Quote from l5G21c for fair
2 49, foS Saoiee to fancy in bulk. Sacked al
/ ssPsAASSjSH oYI3XsLs2s per, n-ls. era.
per ton delivered for New
NEW CABBAGE-New Orleans a, s.0a:.s
,CUCrMRERsEastern hot house at $50 orr
81 a dog FLORIDA 6g. box a. sta2 ' 'eV
SMEET PoTAT9Es-Bermuda ct SOC: Nsnse-
IQngnd AZ &C Cor yellow to &C for red: Queen IT
sgssc Consigned at s25215 per bbl. seed stock
,s TTGMATT35Es1Srcdda IS a, g =saa5 for fair to
at S25a25e a crate. Celery roots at s6etSc pr
BEETs-ouote homegrown at 7ea7sc a Dbl. or
5a:Sc per hushsl loose- New dreams at ga
ci1RR TS5f9 eRSGnes a. soazc per su. and
~ : Sbl:: Sew Orleans SS@5s a doz. bTnchss
sordinE TO quality. Homegrown at Og75c per
EGSPLANT,Es.gs:a Per large crate. Gu
Observation-Disclosures 2-51ba. bo, as+a. and
box
RUTABAGAS-At s5G3sc per bu. del.
MUSTARD REENs-Louisian choice at MS
Gl-A per hu. box Poor less
T~CRNIPS-New homegrown at IealSc per ba.
box and eo91Sc q Dbl New Orleans at sc a
doZ-
kansas large SKIS at $40.
E~PPERS-F1orida at s. 3 for choice green |
Cuban s. poor at
higher.
. RADISHES-Sev Orleans az e5G1c Per do-- |
punches. according 10 variety and size. Alabama |
.S1toc \ doz. TexHs tsmaiD at sc a doZ-; !
LEuistana. bu. box. choice. at si6I-s5.
STRING ~ASS-FIor At So 81 r,r IN ,,-
stale TO EE5S for choice !
PARSLEi-New Orleans curley at Snc a doz. 4
CAULIFLOWER-Home-gro grown ChoThCuse1 |
Si-5da a hu. box.
KoHLRABI-kt 25a35c per coz. bIneses
Orleans al Sa3.S1 a bbl 4
BRUSSELS SP~ROCTS-F1orida az &c a quart. !
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Green Hems .Etc.-car lots held I % E side
nee. iss and IS At 1lsc ss at uifc; skinned
csiIsornis at sc: Sew TafE :60aiser s d5sf:
ave) at SIC. From the block del: Hams mainly
c Ct for ssn as sat! Ct e 8. f +. ib5Si4s as at at s average;
IN ~ n s M Sa1,sSis s K@5 g 2G, 70 S55iye. no.
ranged: Extra shorts az ssc: cribs at I5izc.
SO. t siea backs & l al Sc. 0s standa al i bssE, plates ~, i5u at
Dealers charged HIGHER on orders
raR RSs9?-B BTsaxiast 6 b nsas' az IL 3 tr5 S9SOi Isf. va, az
iSs for heaxy; hams at I.,se 70 I:isc Sal
plain smoked bxd. lots in a jobbing way ranged:
ETtra saorts at lgAs; cribs at Ne short clear at
at SIC. standard backs at Iiifc. Dealers charge
fsiiow.FrmsE: scarce: country run at &c for
Prime and Sc for 20 2; cake at sHsc: packers.
oieo-stearine-stesdy al ioEc.
white &c. Packers! stccksBTown ~ Is s5S; sTd
at 4sasc; white at TSGTsc.
vt ssff.LoSSot Choice ha At 5,I 9saiq psr Is g. ' TasI az g;
Sc' heseties. thin and rough large at SIC per
sIlasc: fan iam6sist susie: spsIns lambs a a.
70 20 lbs eaehl Su9tabIe at Sai per head:
Roasting limited: sales at 8, to
Beef-on orders. BbId-PIate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at $3.50: mess at tl.s2H: dried sets
Live Pouitry-Quoie: Turkeys.Average weight
de Ch~ickens-LiEht hens NC: heavy hens lie:
young ROSTERS. stays. sic. Ducks 1se, Geese &C.
Live pigeons ana SQUADS. per doL-. l5
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys I5c. Chickens-Hens
12c: broilers lie: capOns lsc: slips lie: ROSTERS
&C. Ducks I5c. Geese 7gsc. Foregoing figures
.~Game-The Republic quotes selected sve.; only:
Ducks. undrawn. per dOz-: Mallard $50: teal
$50: mixed u-5; canvasback IS: redheads 81.
Drawn ducks 2562c per doz- less. Jack snipe
SIS.
Fresh GOOD and prices nrmer.
Quote. per lb.: Black bass at &c: croppie &c for
small to Sc Tor large: dressed cat SIC: spoonbIl
cat &C: bullheads dressed. Sc and gross &c:
buffalo. gross. &c. dressed &c: German carp,
dressed. Sic. small &c. gross &c: sunfsh 2Isc;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-06

Cumberland cut, es to % lbs. o. %;
dies. light, = 10 81 Ibs-. sis 81: long clear mid
dies heavy. 8 to 20 lbs. IS. short clear backs.
is 10 y lbs. -. clear bellies. "A % Is lbs. IS 81.
shoulders quiet, square. II TO II lbs. as 81.
Lard quiet. prime Western In tierces SIS 81.
American refined in pals Us Sd. Tallow steady:
prime city rs Sd Lnseed oil dull at as "a.
Peoria. III. April Corn steady: No. 2 sac.
Oats steady No. : white 3eAc. Whisky on Inc
basis 81 SD for finished eo-1ds
red Western winter s. I'D: No. ] Northern
spring s. 81. No. / California IS 7Ld. Futures
inactive: March IS I7Ei: July s. I'D. Corn
spot American mixed new easy. Is sid. Amer
lean mixed new easy. Is 3iad: American mixed
old Guiet. - I'D. futures Inactive: Nav -
sd June = lad July IS I'D. Peax-Canalian
quiet. 5 Bad FlOur-St Louis fancy winter
Guls, $ - Hops-M London Pacidc CoasD
Nnneapol.. April 4-Wh.at-Nav Tzs.a7sisc;
july 3i=4sEsc: on tTk- No. l hard 56l.c: No.
First patents S-7cd3.s 30. second patents 50 ss
so: first clears $50. second clears Ssd:s5
Toledo. o.. April Wheat dull. easy. easa
.aAc; May !tlc: July Corn duh. steady:
April &c. May S1c: July 9gSc- Rye-So- >
i-c clover seed dull steady: cash $50. AprfI
$50: Oct. So bid: prime timothy 81 50 nomInal:
prime alstke no nominal
Milwaukee. Wis. April 4-whest steady: No.
May 15zc asked Rye nrm: No. = 5Ii9a5sc. Bar
ley dull; No ec: sample $50 Corn-May
Duluth. APRIL WHEAT. to arrive. 7sSc: No.
? NorIhern PIC: No. l hard 7si2c. July 5iisc.
Oats-May 1.c.
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Cash Grain, FIour, Etc.


WHEAT-Receipts l.467 sacks and a. cars local
and s cars through. BY sample DEL: No z RED
but 7Oc best bid local: No. } red AZ sszassc lOlai
and 6g1Tuc destination: No. ! at soc for choice
and pour quotabie at OsaeOc;. Nc 2 hard al &c
and QuOtable at &c to &c. latter Turkey; No. ;
hard Quotsble at sc to &c for ordinary 10 Iur-
CoRN-Receipts l.s4s sacks ut 50 cars local and
. cars through b Sample, del: No 2 sold Al
ss4qfoc: No. ) At Sc tUr ce stination Isle ot9J
Tor choice. No. d. wnIte al izsI-..c and Iancy st.
and No. 2 yellow sacked ana IN eieN. at S9hc.
.oATs-Receipts - cars local and Is cars
56c; No. 3 al ~S4ltaS4c: No. 4 at ~3-agSisc; No. }
white At ssaJIc; 80. 4 white at 5Ss g3Sc.
RYE-Dul: not much offered or wanted: No. J
sold At 51c del. L sIde ana No. = Quotable
BARLEY-Nothing doing. Quote nominal range
FLAXsEED-NominaI. with y.os per bu. bid
spot and SLG bid for prompt shipment
Sc except in a small way, and sales TO 50 South
reported at sc. bran and shorts in 1908 del. h
side brought 6sc round: mixed feed and mids are
not worth any more than bran. except where
choice rch iced or fancy white mids. at mill
bran sells at .Sg75c and mlds at sodeSc.
winter hour: Patents S,3o6s.t5
straights S.i5a3-z5: extra fancy SG3-O: clears
s1-75G2-S0: low grades Z.4cG2-6. Hard winter
clears $. 50G2.7 20. Foregoing prices for lots from
inst hands trk. or at depot. this SIDE Orders
RYE FJoUR-At s.. 20 IN tut. sks. and z.1 in
CoRNMEAL-city meal { o. b.. z.D: pearl
through; SHIPPED rs t0 o3ss QUO quote a1 on z Z 9 sGn:
? a2ai3: lower eraacs at SSaIL Clover at ia
Tor No. !; sI2al3 for No, 2: clover mixed tISp
on on W.. side sio.5o51i Tor 10. / and 8 for no
2 and 81 for lower Grades.
WHISRY-Steady at Sl.5o.
sTRAW*Saie. ! car chany wheat E. ,rx- a, Sc.
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BY Telegraph.

New York. April L-Futures closed steady;
April iecsc. Nay iul4c. June 9eSc. July S.ssc.
Aug. ~. sept S7SC. Oct. Sg9c: Nov. s5sc:
Dee S5c spot closed dun. 10 points hishe-:
sales lao bales To-day's market was nrm al the
opening al an advance OF l TO 5 points. The sub
Sequent course OF prices was erratic. owing to
new Developments IN the May option. which, hav-
UP to Iagsc. closing at Toe. opened to-cAy az 1e.o5c
and On a rapid demand frorl shorts sold up 70
lG1c. making a new high record. From this
tEeie was a decline 10 l0lgc under prodt-takiug.
when the demand again exceeded the supply and
the upward movement was renewed. While MAY
cotton advanced from ,0c 20 70 soc July advan-ea
from sac to SIC. and the sim later months
snowel. a corresponding tendency TO follow the
May advance at a distance. There was some die
position 10 sell the new crop months. hut opera-
factory weather conditions FOR the planting r1d
Ecrnlnati-a OF the seed The volume Of rgrsrsf
o. OUTSIDE business this morning was hut mr.4.r-
ately actIves with public demand fayorfn1 IDiv
appointing one. US
New Orleans. La. April L-cotto,-ry,yroz
s'sady; A7ril s'ss bid May .s.sSG9.see June
sept s.IHS-s4c; Oct S.53aS.s+c: Nov. Sz.6s "a:
De S-gS--E- spot cotton steady: saiss I55
oalssi oruinATy ssc; good ordinary sac; low
middlinS sNc: mitdling s7sc: good mdIin-
: " 80 midd-nE fair lie nominal Receipts
Liverpool Aprl spot quiet: prtee. .,.asv.
American middlinE $50 The sales On TIE Ss1
We're $50 bales. Of which S0 were FOR spscuia-
IN and export and included LsS American.
Eecelpts &ep bales- including 1870 American.
Futures opened quiet and steady. ana $3.50
quiet: American mlddlng. {. o =. SnrtI : So
..led- Aprl-Aay 5l5I51Sd: May-Juns 5,iSi:
June-July 5.lai: Iuly-Aug- 5.Isd: Aug sep: I
.if1s lid: Sept-oct- 4.75E45si: Oct-N0v, fSSf.
NoE.-Dec- f-5IIEflI.
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dressed beef steers sL5G35-3: fair TO good !3spG
40. stOckegs and feeders GZzCiaQ. Western fed
steers S15s Texas and Indian steers S-55G4-SI;
IeNaS cows S-gAis native cows N.gf. native
g2D. calves s-5gIs.15- Receipts Tor week -
- cattle. l.ulp calves HgEs-Rcceipts -ry-
market steady TOD Sta tuIE Of sales N--si-W
so heavy S~-1-i=u.i-izs mixed packers .s-7T
t6lVgI-ls. Receipts for week 5+.eu. sne~p-R--
Ceipts 81. market steady native lambs 500
CIV western tau4us sJ.Ee4ss fUI ewes sA--aros
native wethsTs A-SHbs0. Texas clipped si.ep
N-SgTs-sj, EtOcEcrs and feeders G.%nE lie
ceipts for week. Zi.c.g-
CnicaEo. April E-Cattfe-Bece!pts 80: nom
inai. god O. prime st--TS %-sSa%tI. poor 70 me-
dunn SG4sS. stockrrs and feeders Ss5e4-g;
40; bulls y-ssE4-G; calves Sd5. Tcxas Ted
steers A.sFa& To-Day Eeys to
morrow Stsrs LEFT over 3.uu: STEADY. mixed and
butchers }-lUI.s5 ggcd to choice hsayy as-fE
SAFES S7-5GLf. Sheep-Receipts i.vJJ. stea5y;
lambs steady. good 10 choice weath,Fs S-SG
So. fair 10 choic= mixed H5d5g. western
sheep &g1. native iamus &SEGsJ: western
cattle 2ss5. hogs E.ssI. sheep $50. Shipmcat-
Cattle :. 80 hogs G.Gss: sheep Liz.
south s. joseph. Mo. April 4-'atte-Ee-
cePts a.: nominal. Hog-ReceiptS 1875; steady
S1-25lTI5: medium and heavy E.1-lzG Lifs: bul-
. gfaIie. piss ssGE 10 nom
New York. April L-Beeves-No receipts: TO
native sides bl.gsi4c. Reps. Ted exports to-day
LIS besves. a"p quarters O; beet. calves. only
] head on sale. city dressed Yeais. general
sales &c 10 l-c- sheep and L23.
cars unsold. unshorn sheep sold at
clipped do 81. a few clipped culis y. dressed
muitons &C TO lie. dressed lambs l0izc to lic-
H0gs-Rece!pts 2.525: all consigned direct
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Butter and Cheese.
New York. April A-Butter-Receipts Ipi
pkgs strong on top grade; state dairy i,s2Ie;
sEaias' yi,a extra Ti; sLef@slyi f fosss Pkr. !?
firm: fancy large steady: fun cream. fan made
oTsd. Ic: fancy small white, Ii%c-
Philadelphia; April 4-ButieI hrm; good de-
g. Cheese quiet bot steady. New York. full,
lsl4qlies DO. prime large liaH1'c; do fair to
chic e.. April 4-Butter firm: ~creaneries 1s5
BIC; iaiIies Hasic. Cheese steady: l3al3sc 20
Sugar.
New York. April Raw sugar steady: fair
reaninE &c esn'T5fgEaI g s. tssS; 7,sss; No No
&c No. 5 400: No. . 45c: No. 10 4.1oc: No.
II tes;; No, Y C: No. q as5c: No. 1t 3sec;
&2lc; crushed 5oc: powdered 4soc: graduated
kettle ss.a5Hs: open k Aptbf senirisaEaf p9 sGiesEGe.
centrtfugal whites SIC. yellows 5%.4c: seconds
&c. celtrifugal sS1sc. Sirun nominal az Isg24c.
The Metal
New YORK: april An metals were quiet to-
posed TO ease on in the case Of copper and Tin;
i5z5e for standard. iI55c electroiyic and isSs
aud Il &C for casting. Spot tin quoted e.5eSE
Pot. sb 5f9a F; SGiey and at s. qRsh animal f' t tSoS f fer
ported quiet. though more or less unsettled.
Dried Fruits.
New York. April market for evaporated
apples CONTINUES generally weak under q Light
demand. common are quoted at 3LG4-zc: prime
at 454GSc: choice at 5t4I5Ac. and fancy $40
TIC Spot prunes are dull and with trading 80
restricted that values are somewhat nominal.
Quotations range from &c 20 &c for all grades.
Apricots are IN iobbing demand and rule about
steady: choice are ouo;ed at 7Is6sc: fancy 81
nloi4c- Peaches dull and easy al 5ERSc for
choice and fancy at S=H%-
Dry Goods.
New York. April values IN DRY gods have
been sustained during the day. hut weather con-
ditions have been. detrimental to any free buy
t1g on the part Of second hands The sans has
been true with tob5ers. whose trade has been
limited to the mercst current needs
Petroleum.
New York. April 4-Pet-oisuu steady: refined
New York S35: Philadelphia and Baltincrs $50:
IN hulk s561.
Toledo. o.. April ION unchanged.
on City, april 4-Credit balances ,15o: certih-
Gates no bid: shipments fs.l3: average g LIZ:
runs 1851: average sO.TT: shipments. Lima. a.
4ss: average 1p.ls9: rurs sass: average s.. IS.
FInxseed Quotations.
SPECIAL
Chicago. Ill. April s.-F1a1ssed was not traded
n. prices being quOtably steady. except for spot
Southwestern. Nay was Si.IoL4 asked: No /
Northwestern was nominal'y s.1I1 and No. /
southeastern H0S- Receipts were s cars. Mn
got 81 cars and Duluth "a cars.
T~urpenfine and RoSin.
Savannah. Ca. April l-Turpentins. nothing
doing Rosin quiet: A. 3. g. d. Z. SOS: =
g 70; g S29: n g. 90: ] SIS: x s31; " so; y
80; W C. $50: ". W 30.