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COMMERCIAL.
FruIta .Ua Yc~e,,ble.


lst hands nnleSs otasrgis- specified small lots
IsrRSwBfnlRsRifEassssfFdios4ttsa heT E<ris.r.,or stock
Ssoiee 20 taney a. isGz7Se. soft and Poor a. -
Erl case a. 81: Nississippi s-SaI' eSs- r76as
Itxs. az SO per s-Eai. case. Alabama ssal
APPLEs-9uote per bbl.: Ben Davis si.s,a.
af.splax sazE: wnloNiwis. Roman Beagr
at s, Ste.s FOR repscked: scSided. GsmsEeI Or
.fAc1FiC COAST FRCTTS-Californla pears $
oRANGES-car lots on Tx: california navel
~ pa H. stAnasrd Up 20 &-iep=.s Tor tncy
LENoSs-csItornLa on ,rk on ba-i, Of e.Ei
fINEAPPLEs-choiss cuban at per
GkAPE rRuIT..Fl0rida a, TO- e box AMI
MAl.G4 GRAPEIM sac a bunch.
GoCDANi.r~L pr Loo < trk.. ard IN Job
PoTkToEs-sack On track. Yor,h.n white.
togs4c Tor common 20 fair and choice .. fancy
NEW PUrAT6Es"florida ttiaa;pi ~ s "a
i8~ 4 sS hpSs-, Tgsan S2sa19 Trr ~ ,- ,.,-
To- sshsee for choioe TO fancy in bulk SaeS-l al
sPANIsH oN~ioHs-;ses per zo-Is. craa
ger ron u-isrr"t Co. New
NEW CABRAGE-~ew or,-ar, at us,ela
CUCUNEERs-Ess..-r hit h1u-e Of $40 nr
s. : I,z FtSrttI bu. boE - zla-
SWEET PUTATpE&B -ruuia ~ Co. Ssrse-
moad = = icy yellow Co ~ frr I'D. 90 IN Al
s5sec Co1signed - t1a.-E 9~r hi. Sod stock
ToMAToEs-F1grida g 1t G@H= s- fair 20
fancy Cuban - Vo0p At N.ETZ
CELERY-CsIlfsrnia a. 81 q craie Fl rsJ,
a. s-n-,e q crate celery roots al -ca 0c p ?
BEETS-ouoie home eroHu At &c a bhL Or
~ pr laNhe!. loose New Orleans At ST
IA = 10ysu bn-c5r<
cARRoTS-Esm-HoWn ~ "a, Pc, On. AMI
LETTUCE-N-w Orr.G-, - yaE ? H-I 90
sortinE % qusli;,. HOMEGROWN a. s'R:a pc
EGGPLANr-es,a5so rrr large crate. Gu
ban poor AZ 15raI a cate.
SPINACH-EenfuCEy .---bU- box n1EEe. and
ss-lfl FOR au. tcxes. Home grown -scGsl q bu.
RCTABAGAs-At &c r-r bu. del
GREEN-IouiSiara choice at Si.@s
Gle Der bu- box Poor les
box and o5asc a bbl New Orleans at Sc a
KALE-Home-grown at s0s a bu. lose. Ar
PEPPKRSFOFIis at - s5r choice green.
cHhsn g poor at S.2TGi-5e.
HosSERADlSH-S-i-.5o Or bbL On order
RApISHES-N~w O:!ssr~ 81 --uF-c To- G0z
punches. according 30 variety and size Aiaa-m4
:op&yc a doL. Texas HTRln 81 .e a doz:
iSMsaaa. o1- box. choice. a. Sdl].
SIRINu sEAN@Flor Ga a. Ga-J Per Ia. To-
PARSLEY-SeH Orleans CurIey D. 90 q dog.
CAIllFIoWER-Homr-gTOVn Ulsthuuse).
tI5SE@ y bu boz.
TOHLRABI-At &c per daz. bun-hsS
Orleans az Ca5- q bill
BRISSELS SPRoTES-F1oriGa ~ &c q quart.
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Kansas City. No. Arrl --c,.-.-psr.ip,
le5eo natives; - Texans; calves. 20 natives,
steady: cows lOc hiEher: stoSfefs ard feedei.
stS !. q s;55hs ef niT 90 sI SsS5 sna drssssa-S esi
efs and feeders sai.S Western fei steers {. :.
a.. Indian steers Lotto: Texas cors e..
I g4.So: native coRs sI.sGisI. native h.ifefs 8 ::
y. y. canne-s :l5'4-9: bulls seas. -: cave.
ga ilo5; market teady e
heavy F-Zel-FI. s5ls mixed Daeksrs sTG7=s: light
Saess"ReceiSts 1910: marklt Plss =, 80 en- -
native lambs S,S9ali: Western lambs s.. ;
Texas elipped sheep ASea5: stockers and feed.
south 81. joseph. No. ApriI --cauI.-R..
ceip;s 1888. steady 10 Isc lower: COWS and heif-r.
steady % 10 higher. natives Ags.z cows and
s;Sckcrs sai f-ri--s ESSa4E Hoss.Prsrlp,:
80 big :, lover oiss at-sdy' iyht and iisat
- Shrsp-Rec~in,s s.soi. steady. top N-sns-
CaiCsKo. April 1-Catus-Re,eip,s A,uo: rt-ady.
god . prime st-=Es sLoQSS 100. - medium
80 heiirtS 1920 caEErT- 3 bulls
49, today i-Vp5. tomorrow
s-ye leg over =gs: ssrons Z. . higher: mixed
g su K; o. TG sss. si{.n sa.ss:R ltsei go
eug. sheep STEADY; lambs. choice. steady. ,thsrs
.soiee @.55El.5: Western sheep y.5l67: natives
sSJ". Otnciii r-c-lpts ysst"uIay- Cattle ='.sl:
IHss LIT se=p SsS shipments; Cstti- Ssl.
Rev Yoik. tp5I -seey-s-RscsiY.. ls. al
s;rady. city dre-~-d native sides extreme rarEe
1.asi-c: cables quoted American stsers ct 10
Is. exports to-day. Calyes-Rscslp,s -: about
STEADY; reported sales q ys2's were at s-IS.
snd iams&Rstsif,. "a: sa; rsHt 3d. sSs isr'.
- aad Sssk unshorn ssssp sod at go
ported sals Of la:Abs were At tIE@AiSi. =.
Vir-init sprirE lAlnbs sold az 8 b, each All a
hunsh % K-nturky at t4S zach: dressed rru:-
ton sale par 10. dressed lslnbs 49, q l4c- Hogs
-R-a-Iufg I & ali euuslgERG direct
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by Telegraph.
REPTRIIc SPECIAIS

PSasSsh. Ky: A2In The sauF- read, Z
F seS ifi 10 SaI,S " =; a M 1T To- a Fau aaa ss E, Rls.
E R At : n s' ,1S, qSs ,6 i-S% G,sf;saS ss;
ioTT dSs from Nashviis io-norro& and viii T..
turn at no0n t1ty % savannah and Nsmphi.
Thursday. ihe rev Cha;ts5oSga racGet CITY .:
81. Joseph arrived here to-day AMI VIII clear
the steamer Dick Fowler. has ysisnsd ard wii
aas act vet been appointed Local baskets n
aud out on time. BIZ ineSs good "a the rivers.
Memphis. Tenn. April In. river here stand.
no feet on the EAuEe. q fall OF = % a foot n
; ,. IA Tor Cairo vita a faif TIP. me IsSciiis
NSSinad DEPARTED at ? m. for ArkaTsas Ri..r
n.JrroW eysninE for vleksburE- TIE rni,ri
states meni;or Ark4nsss = Que AZ p n. on her
g bale e6u0I. 8 bags ed eO,ton and IS sscSs
cairo. IN. AD-l 7.-RIys- .Auge reias -SE
showing a ran 81 a during the last :: hour.
Weather VAIN ard MAY re J. B Mhit:'9I
.. m. win TOW % g al Th- Dies ToNlsr va. In
f Psss 81 on e. an e.: To MAf M.s aisaassf 49, al ] . f: y
with tow az esnpties- The Res Lee arrived NON
SsSsa1sd ior q N.SDhi. at 80: 30 ;. a N. s The s = fL II
CLARK ps.ssl VI from New Orleans TO 81 Louis
Grand ToNsr. H.. April Belle 0, Calhoun
down at y n ysstertsy; EkTor!er Hp a, /;
Up a at IS , M cspe -GirsTasau VII r, sSss
for Cunnerc- about = p m She has ben
~ lNNT ~ SNNAnA NNAAIEa Z u A4AA
reads @i feat. sad railiRs. Weather e,esF and
wermer.
Vycssb=rk Miss. aoriI THE sAlFe t,-nistt
Shourd "a feet. a TALL az . Th- Sc Joseoh.
IN plsse % the Chalmette. passed down TO-DAY
Win . lead q s-~d ~ New Orleans The ok
clsared 81 noon. The Bile Of the Bends IL du-
ir. The Hsliett GSpa tied with a Eood trip To-
v.yo-, Prvrr Tho Wich IA asnyeI las. uigat
Wealth. ciopdv anil threatening.
Chester. w.. April s.-Gaus- lSI e-d rising
Weather cloudy. Own bSsss; CAPE GirSn4-au-
: q. m Beaver aNd OSrs-. = a m Up: Grey
Eagle. 10 last nisht-
cystaI CITY. No. AnrIi The gauge reads
Is. feet. snd rising. BAtis up: Stalker Lee -
fi.ae \ IL Gtey Eagle at SO a IN Cap
GirauieAu St lisSa y. m Beaver down ~ = .
N. wssther threHtsninE rain
Cage GirArdsau. No. april 5.-weathsr cloudy
The cap Glrsr1-su tue down. TIE T. IL Davis
IN : p. m
rrrIlnztor. Ia. AuiII [.-Ths liver = > f.st 4
abcye icW-watsr marx 9 rsr % / inrt-
westErr loudly and cooler. TIL W. :. TGurs in
and out f-1U Davs-uort-
wsnas. Ill. April T.-GanSe reads H. feet
q rise Of = In past - hc1r. Cloudy and cool
SILVER CrE-ent in and out.
LouiF.iIIe. Ky. AD-fi G-Riv-r stationary: In
car1l SIS: on fails IS: bef0~ locks az. Cloudy.
warm.
Piu.trrE. Pa AprH T.-Riv.r IS feet: fall
ine. Cloudy pleasant
whecIi7s ". Va. Aprn River ILs feet.
failing Clear. war;
cfrclnuafL. o.. April 5.-RfV.r StafIonary: -
feet. warmer Departed: Virginia. FIftsSu-E.
Evansville. Ini. April River falling. -
Clear. werrL
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-Rpb%Tt + Lee. general manager Of the Lee
Line. arrived yesterday frla Memphis. After q
visit. along the river frUnt he dspar;ed on an
evening train on the return.
The Chester departed Yesterday afternoon for
Cape GIrErdeEu with a good trip.
The Lotus Sims arrived yesterday from Mash
Vile ard Is tied up at the Tennessee River Line
wharfboat-
Captain George Belt was a visitor along the
river trent yesterday.
The Stacker Lee arrived yesterday mernlnS
from Memphis and departed o. the return last
night Among her cargo iTom Memphis were 80
barrels % m0laHses-
The Columbia departed on her hrSt trip to
Chestsr AMI St HArys yesterday afternoon.
loaded 10 tke guards
The drey Ea%e arrived ve.terday Afternoon
from Commerce with a good "trip. She Will de-
part on the return tails afternoon.
Pilots Ziegier and Braseear OF the Stacker
Lee stopped of yesterday because the owners re-
nlsed to paw the Increased wager. Captain
Lghtne- took her cut on the return
While she Nz< laid W the Chester was paint
ed and repaired throughout.
Pilots Hunter Keith End James Donchoe took
out the Columbia yesterday.
-Th- ". H. Grapevine Is receiving at the foot
OF Carr street for her trip to Missouri River
points. On vhsch sire will depart this afternoon
The Bald Eagle did not arrive from Peoria
Until late Yesterday evening. she - scheduled
10 depart Gu the return rhis Afternoon.
This India Giv~n. l. receiving ana will depart
for Calhoun C1uaty ~l1nGi-Es this Afternoon.
Owing 20 s~scction. labor was scarce along the
levee Yesterday and some % the steamers were
eighty delayed In getting out
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Misses Monte Carlo Shirt Wsht. No.
e@s-Ectu bauste l. used FOR this charming
shirt waist. with white lace Tor trimming.
The pattern provide . lifted lining which
may be omitted and the waist adjusted with
shoulder and underaTm seams II pcferred-
The hack is plain across the shoulders
and Grawn down close 10 the beit with
slight gathers at TIE belt. The front Is also
plain and blousss styiishly at the biL- The
closing IL made inyisibiy under tao for
ward-turnins tucEs.
\ fancy jacket portion has two Clusters
OF three tucks on the shoulders. These are
s,Ihsasi down par wa: prGEietng smaIt
included IN the neck. shoulder. arm's-eys
and underaEm seams. Banos OF lace trim
the edges
\ plain lace collar completes the neck.
The sleeves are shaped with inside seams
ana nj the upper arm closely. TuckS are
stitched tRilv from the shoulder almost TO
ranged GA deep cufs. II 4 full. short sleeve
IL desired II can he mede in this way. as
shown in the small view: The en6roideTy
Waists In this sCgie are made OF lawn
dimity. orKanuie. merce-.zed cotton: ta1=ta,
wool yelling or any soft WOODEN fabric. aud
trimmed with lace. embroidery. or velvet
ribbon
To make the waist for q miss of IA wears
teriaI thirty-six inches wide. The pattern.
No. SSS. IS cut in sizes for misses OF i. II
and IS wears.
Child's Coat. No. Ss5-Bright red Vene-
tlan Is used lo- this attra ctive little coat.
with black velvet for trimming. The ad-
iUstment is mad with shoulder and under-
arm seams.
The garment fits well or the shoulders.
and hangs in loose box effect TO the hem.
completely covering the frock over which
80 II worn.
The fronts fssten in double-breasted style
with two rows Of velvet buttons Triple
sailor collars OF velvet complete the neck.
and extend out over the shoulders In a be
coming manner. They are SQUARE IN the
back and pointed at the front. Several
rows Of machine stitching finishes the
edges.
There Is no standing collar or this coat.
and one. two or three cape collars MAY he
used as desired. The one-piece Bishop
sleeves Mt the arm closely from ShOHiier 10
elbow. hut are very full at the lower edge.
where they droOp well over the velvet
cuTs
Machine stitching finishes the Sront and
lower edges of the coat. wh-E made of
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IR0s MOUNTAIN

TAIN RoCTE.
Depart Arrive
Little
Dallas.
me. s3i5 am 80 pm
..--.-. 500 pm T:75 an
Cairo
- 800 am '7:is pm
Dallas.
Ian An
aiYeSton III pm S.e pm
IiforniR
Worth.
8. Gal
nd La
.-.--- 81 pGl 3 IN
..-... SEQ pm 100 am
D AVENUE
TTON.
Accom-
....-.. so pm .s:le an
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.


NATIVE CATTLE-Be=f S,-ats-SuppUes Il
cattle in the HsIy- division were --rl-vhaf
larger than were offered last Tuesday. with tn
rfoP0rticn CT tesf Sfsrrs no Gig H-a. AMI q
about tue sane quality. The bulk ci the arriva.s
NsTs steers OF fair TO Choice grades. JHere being
quite a few loecS OF the latter On sale. with tn
bes1 zellins ~ Isen The market 0p-n.d ou a
NcEy SctISe tssiS, a. buy"gS Sluat4 4 d.sposi-
ton 60 bcy NOR freely. ana tn movement con
ttnued good through the dAy- The FAUST lie.
hoEtvei. 10 the made was shown On tes lIEht
and mr1ium-S eight ses-S. tut the general tEade
al along Tire IN" ws> conducted vsry fa1CTabIy
Al Steady TO strong prizes.
REPRESENTATIVE Fafe~.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Northern Lines.

Train Depart. Arrive
North Illinois E~Epress%Sprtng-
Held. Freeport and DUBUQUE. -. am sS:A3 I'm
ChIraUo narla~6,
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Poultry.
REPURLIc

SeS YORK, April Live Poul,fy-R.e-,n,. -
Gay NeTe = cas- Western. { SOUTHERN and 1 Ss,i.,
Mes.stn; with a moderate quantity sy sxIgess
hnst OF The POULTRY offered 50 far hss leer -
aigm routine and Southwestern fowls. wh.eh
EosEed cut IN fair SHAPE, but ROSTERS arr .4iGs,.
SLOWLY Turkeys not plenty aEd steady ~ -
many ducks arrived. and market held stesav
but gees Nere generally poor Pigeons . f,Gs:
lower: pigeons. mixed. old and Noune n.i- III
Olher quotatols unchanged.
Drs..ed Porltry-Rees:pts to-day LII pkg.
2eceipn OF fresh were moderate. but aayIsss
generally indiested slightly, better sGppliss for
after part OF week. though no surDSus Ia IN
sight owing 20 the Depicting stocks OF fso-sn
pnyefs hGd freSh ~tth more conGdsnce and u-e,s
IelcctAnt 10 oner finest Western less Than II.c
put where foSls ran heavy lc was abouf HI
tnht could be depended upon. while n 80 -
stble to select a few fancy SalsIi So~ls .-a
pace Them At a premium S0uthweste-n foW-fs
while OF desirable size. were wensrsfiy hard ana
poor, and not IN general favor. sprtax a,rIs
ssaiss and wanted. TIesh killed turkeys sold
fully &C Per doz- higher.
frosen fowls worked cut In pretfv rnna ,Iaoa
at Ike for prime. Frozen turSess urged "a
sale. with one lot OF IS exs. received Al T.e7 a-no
and young toms packed separate while -
desirable mixed hacking can he had al Iss.
hoas<ing chickels working out at unchznIed
prices Fancy brcliers n fair request. Iee.
packed squads. white. choice. doz- ~
Other quotations unchanged.
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ARRESTED ON EVE OF WEDDING.
NorthEakota Wife-Seeker Is Held
at BOOnville, No.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Sedalia. No. April Frank f. Reynolds
OF New Rockford. v n. formerly OF BOs-
inE. charged with passing a forged check
yesterday On a BoonVille merchant. Rey-
nolds Was on his way TO Nevada Mo-. "a
marry Mrs. Eta Baker OF No. ST Eas.
Cherry street OF that city.
The wedding WAS TO have taken place at
Nevada this evening. but Deputy Sheriff
George OF Cooper County spoiled the nup-
tial arrangements by taking Reynolds back
10 Boonvtne to answer TO the charge of
forgery.
Reynolds. who Is IS years old. and a pro-
fessional nurse. was attracted by an ad-
vertissment placed in q matrimonial paper
by ArAls. Baker. who described herself as
q young widow Uho wanted a husband OF
her own age years. An engagement
followed. after a short correspondence.
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Is TO IS.
The senate uasSad the CAN'T bill. which
seeks to suppress drumming visitors at Hot
sBt.lgs 10 uOcton. The House defeated q
NJ, NOsed constitutional amendment to in
crease the State school tax from . mills to
J mills. The House passed Senator Jobe'S
bNl requiring Migrants to work out their
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The first line Of quotations in each class 10
calculated 10 REPRESENT the full raase from com
mon 20 extra. D-sl~rS. h1Vsv,T srtsn Is@stfy
sursriatlve bunc;-z tail tOprl Tor buycu. which
sometimes sell CONSIDERABLY above tI- highest
quotations. The second line OF au0tEtinns sicul-
hes the bulk OF sales ana geasFnIly rsprsFsrts
the various classes a. they are sid on N. com
mission market. more Cr less m!x~L.
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Twin. smothered to Death.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL

~ u = n
C~arbondaIe. III. April THE s-months-
old twins OF NJ. and Mrs. William Me
hansen. a on the Illinois Central
Railway living a mile from Tamaroa. were
found dead in bed from unknown causes
The children were in perfect health when
the parents retired and are supposed TO
have Smothered TO death A Coroner's jury
on thorough inquiry exonersted the parents.
Mrs. Niefsusen - hut ID year3 old, and hEs
another chud - months Old
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ance with that at AL the leading centenx hv IN.
impetus given 10 Driees from the cumpeiition
dSriser sansastions 10 ssorase-packed on the
open market being made public. UirtIes ana
checks In good demand. DUCK err sfsssr
QUOTATIONS al mark: Western nrxfs IL. Ee3-
unchanged. OH-ts
kansas city. No. April 7.-Exs. firm. ,r..b
Missouri and Kansas STOCK IKE per dog 80.
returned: No. : Whitswood cases inrlp5-s 80
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Eggr.


New York April E-ESgs-Recsipts to-day g.
ss cases. The active demand for nnA goods
yesterday placed the market in coed shape. and
there WAS considerable competition for such
stock At The opening. with sales OF Kentceky
at I94c and Western At lie. Including I lot of
The latter at If1c. seller - DAYS. Trade from
store was good. with a close clearance Of an
well handled Western. With a wider range OF
price EsFen on stock frSn all Southern points.
Sks movement into store was heavy. in accord
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beaver or heavy cloaking. no lining 10 used
in coats OF this style, and the seams are
neatly bound. II. however. broa6clcth.
ladies' cloth. zibeline or melton are used.
the lining Is quite an important feature.
and some beautiful brocades or satins Inc
the light tan and gray garments.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MERCHANTS Errhsnee MutusI BenevoIent
Soclety.-S. Louis. April 6. isoa-The members
OF his society are hereby notified to call and
days from April 6 isa. the same being ASSESS
ment made upon the death OF Lsclede ). How
ard. Last day for. paving. May 6, 1875.
ID. R. Secretary.
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Butchs- CaStls-There Was only a light sup
ply Of butcher cattle on o@.r end they we're a
Eery decent class OF killers. The bulk Of the
supply was cows. though there acre a few
helfers available. but none strictly ch0lr.- The
derca=d ruled very good. ana steady 20 strong
values resulted. Gamers and bulls wcr- IN
changed. while the supply o. veals was only fair.
with the demand very good and values soma
higher.
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Turpentine and Resin.

savannah, Ga. April a.-Turpentine ouI., ;,
;ie Resin nonlnais euSte - c .. =.
ts2: N. $50; X. $50. W. G. ass: w. W
Petroaeun.
OIL CITY Pa. April E.-crsdt baIsnee- II "a.
certificates. no hid. Shipments. Pruusylvansa
g-zss. average $50: rgnz G.css ayerars 6 70.
S.t2unents; LsTs @.s1. average re: runs s.
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Hafbor gauges yesterday marked = feet. 4 rise
% 3 Of a foot Ia - hours.
Brsnes- along the Lsvse yesterday Nas gool
Weather fair.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cape GiraEessu,
Cairo Memphis, Helena Friars P.fut and sli
LandTgs above yicksborx: landings on Arksnsas
Rlyer % Pre- Blaa not incindi,g vicksourg.
LEE, Tuesday. April II, 8 p n
From vharfhoat- foot Olive at
Pho1es: Main loo5A- kinloch A Ts
". E Albltz. Com- Ast. D. n connors. Gen. AT
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stances surrounding the market rea.c, strength
and activity. The exterior demand Is fully az
iarr-. n not larger than current receipts. which
IL The reason Tor the present gsod mOyemeut
Mule quotations tier broke mules. 4 - : v.ayx
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River Forecast.
River and Rusine<S.

The river at 81. Louis viii show slight changes
during tks ncxt few day..
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

New York. April 5-~-F1oIr-Rsesip;s an e1-
Steady. Corn meal duh. Barley quiet. Whtst-
Receipts loT=; r1pSrtr lS.ssJ. spot nrrn. No. rrd
Duluth sst,c 70. ,. ahoat; No. / hard Manitoba
$40 Z O. o. anoet oP'S5s; In fpi,s Of extreme
vas nrm all day on forsisn buying. nrmer catlss
I s5T,sSa. NAV @-StTsc 1000 re! july zs
, = Bic. closed SNc: Sept. 7t97l.e. elosd &c.
10 nsxigal .IcTst,r stp5S &c : sp' st Dat:
No. > yellow Slice: Ne. : +, siS- Sc. op,iou mar
On rains West aud higher Gales. va. today
very slow 1t clo-ed &C higher: May 5os1Sise.
eI1s.d E-c O4ir-Rro-iyIs II. -. exports -
80 S sSS IS ma: l ,SaH e. : whhilie
Jsss trass miAed Western normal: track white
nos ets. Bel cav. Cgi meats Irregular.
-;eaIy: continent nO.5): < A Tues. Pork EASY
Oh duli. Ricy qais, Aloiasses STEADY.
xG G y sps H5r {: cd. No = c2SIrfSrnis 6.
IA ~ : red wsss:n winter s. IL future.
AneTican mixed new easy = I'D Amerieaa
mixed old steady s "a Fg'grss quiz: May g
vSest les; three DAYS SsCa csn,sl-. ineiae,us
tfi' JAN se! si.so 6ssiss, A''''AH corn AA''
Duluth. April L-whest. 20 ardye-No. / hard
sc: MAY 5s5e. july sil.c oet. May D
FsorIa. Ap-ii !-Coru leSe; No n oa:,
MnyauEss: Wis. Apri Lwhea dgn; Nc l
sgsc bid. Rive stsadv. No. ! &C. Barley steady:
No. = Gc. sample {eSgsc. Corn May tase ntd-
Minneapolis. Aprn 1LWhest-NAy EJTTEzse.
on uk. No. / hard Brc: No. l Northern 74-c.
No. . Northern Sc Hour drneri hrsJ patents
3.SI3-g; SECOND Latents S.'enl2 hrst clear
THE VISIBLE.
New YORK; APRIL i,SDecl1i sseis and ,sss-
the following changes in available sUppliss as
States ard Canada. east Rockies. d~cr-aS~d ZSi,-
an bu a.iOat for ana h. europe. increased S1.rys
hu-. total supply DECREASED LsS1.0r1 Corn.
Uaited States and Canada. east OF Rockets de-
cT-Gr-d Jl.VG bu- b1S, tnitec states and Car
ADA. east Rockies. decreased 1-gQ Among th-
more important decreases repoSfed thls week are
thee Of E3.Vn bu- AZ Manitoba elevators. 1850
b- a. Northwestern interior elevators. LOO ou-
~ Portland. Ne. and 3ss bu- At -. Joseph.
and O.e0 hu. each 1t Omaha and Evansville.
The leading lncr-=se Is that OF l5!.IH 5u- AT
Chicago private elevator
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New York. April 5-CUG-e-spot Pic qa.et;
NJ. : inyo!ca s5.c: mild dull. 6usd0Na 5i.Gl@c-
furuEes opened weak In tons. with Inch Lns~d
prices. and remained comparatively active.
LhEly uegs was not Influential. but later EaNre
displayed 4 reactionary tendency. dosinS net
,. franc higher. Nhle the days receipts we're
full u both ports and interior points Of BrzIi.
A Tumor vas circulated mat the brazilian Gov
ernment hsd decided 10 place : new tax OF %
placed on cors-. mis- causing = decrease In
prospective supplies Nhlie this S,hems not
whole II. In connection with the strength In the
French market. rallied the market around mid
day. and az one time showed an advance Of "a
70 UoiLtS- jest be,or- toe ci-ss. however. tnPre
was considerable fTesa Liquidation. ana tie mar
ket was finally barely steady net unbalanced 20
u points high-r. Sales reported % i5.7S baEE.
Including MAY EEOE%s-c: June LIc. July iiHd
4l5c: Aug. [8d&SS Sept LSIt5e Oct Az
FA.e NOy, Esga4ssc; Dee Is9ot7sS: Jan
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ANTITRUST BILL AMENDED.
Arkansas Lar. VIII Go Into Eject
January 4.

Little Rock Ark. April by a vote OF
= TO - the Eofs to-day amended Senator
Kings antitrust blu 90 as to make n ef-
fective January !. Ipi- An smendment 10
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CATTIE-A very light supply o
quarantine cattle were on offer before the buyer
FOR the day. amounting TO only : cars and con
tanning a2 hean. whien. with the exception D
a few COWS at $50 and a few bulls Al : :,
were entirely % steers and generally OF yer,
rood kinds. the latter topping nj As. The nEa
supply was soon sold At steady 10 sunulE values
The receipts last TUESDAY were II cars and Il
head against 8 supply o: = carr and n toIa
Of 80 head two weeks sgU.
ReprtsentAtise sales