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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

suddenly the man fell. He was .
dienined person but as he reached .
slcety corner his feet set down Nfth
precision. failed TO stay set They
aow 50 high. and the result was x
abrupt that a. the mat hit the wall
IN sitting posture observers expected
TO see a spine protrude from The TOT
OF bis hat
Two yontha had e ~ he episode
one vas a bad vonth, and unNise
tie laughed The other Was a Eoot
youth. Who knew a thine or two. Hs
FASTENED 10 pick up the fallen man.
Thank you said the man. 4 an
a childless millionaire, looking for ar
heir You're g. Meantime take this
roll aud blow yourself Only d con.
dltion Is attached Don't spead a cent
on that laughing iaekRss sho Is viii
yoo
Handing over q $4,000 bundle. ant
giving his hotel address, the man went
his way.
The moral or this Is 81 obvious that
the roader unable 30 discern Il ISM
worth botheFing " ashingt0
Times
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

The entlems f~reqnently seen On
Irish banners sad reeaHa. the round
toSeF and the wolf dos. are certainly
suggestive snd symbolic q 2ncieat
Eria So also i the harp cace the
national musical instrumeat-the "a
nous. almost sacred. harp that Ia
Tarss hail the soul q music she'd A
croWnleSs harp uRs a favorite enhlea
o. FsnisRism But q wss an EnEiish
king Hcag VII ~ho frat Eaortet
the harp and pat Il on bis aAg as the
arms Of lrciana or. ratAer 90 ne Eass
lisa coloRy IN ireland. and thefe h 70.
mains 90 the present day, a Eol1en
harp on q blno ground. IL cas- q me
quarters ~ The Rdtieh royEi standard
TIE Red Branch KniFhts - Ulster
had ca theig banncr a crimean ltoR
which was aucrUart adopted ~ ne
fsg 81 the iran colony In scotland
later a. the Gas q an tanA ant
as sech thls trisA Sroich rNt liua oa
a yciloE Er0gna uo~ appears On ne
British standard diaEOnRly opqcsits
the IylsA harp TIE EaE.ish portloa
~ the standard ~ ne way. consisted
az kiRE EdW4ra's thFee lconAn38 nos
changed INTO iions Blt icg ages Has
lard bad % distinctive uancaal 14E
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16
cHAprER XIV.

After the death Of Ihro a new and
somewhat better order OF things pre-
vailed among the so-called Pirates OF
the Gulf"
Nov under the direct leadership of
Latte alone. n with better oppor-
tunities for knowing his chiyalr0us ma
ture. the larger body Of them followed
unqnestiOningly his more mercifui and
less lawlesa practices; and not a few
OF the men actually relished the
changed conditions ia which they
found themselves.
oaronne, who had been given a YES
sci Of his own had gathered 20 him
self the most unregenerate Of Laro's
followers. and entered upon a career
in which he observed the same meth
DDS as his former commander. with
che result hat he was finally brought
90 execution. together with most of
his crew. in a South American port
Life at the Ursuline convent was.
for many months. a burden 10 Lazalie,
and her Whims and caprices made Il
but little less 50 10 the mother su-
perior and nuns. But they. with a
lively remembrance OF many generous
fayors from LATTE. felt that they
must bear patiently with the charge
ne had left In their keeping.
Ia Roche. as her banker aud man
OF business. came often 10 see his
fair client. and ended by falling in
love with her-a fact he was wise
enough TO keep TO himself And. later
on. he obtained Lahtte's consent "a
her removal from the eonyen and
taking a house Of her own. where
with Ma'am BHgida and a retinue OF
slaves. the hiEh-strung beauty seemed
more contented.
When the summer OF 1919 had
brought the CaEeneau household q
their Barataria home. there bofel
something which struck Lahtte with
a new despair. and took from him al
hope Of ever being asked TO render
little Roselle the smallest service
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

stood with Bonded head. as II listen
ing
NAto was sim staring az the girl
when she started ~impotuously. n
Nent hurdedly down the hallway.
Led by curiosity. the boy jumped TO
his feet, aud saw her descend the
steps OF the back gallery. and 20
swiftly into the woods. which seemed
20 swallow up the snowy form and
%KlitterinE h~air-sWaiiow them 80 sud
denly as 60 leave IN the boy supersti.
tions mind an uncomfortable <
ton that she Nne not real flesh and
blood. but a "speHJ or perhaps a
second voudoo priostoss.
within the room. rear whose open
door the girl had stood. Lahtte and
pc CaHcnsau we're having a serious
conversation.
Following the custom % the time.
De Cazencan had reached u 10 ring
4 bell Cor refreshments. wheu Latte.
with an expressive gesture. stayed bis
hand.
No. M'sleur De- Comtr I can taryy
but a very short umc-oniy long
enough 20 impart the yers important
Intelligence I cane Ca brinR you
And be held out a paper be had
drawn from bis pocket
The count. having put on his
glasses. iook the document, and his
waverlng hands made the blue paper
autyer a. Il bis " startled pulse.
beats had stolen into q while be read
/ the contents aloud
Whereas the uofanous practice ~
running Ia con,raband goods. which
has hitherto prevailed IN different
parts 81 the state. 60 the great injury
I 0f the fair trader. aud the dimlnuuon
Of the revenue % the United States.
has Of late much increased; and.
whereas a has been omclally known
20 me that on the iath Of last month.
a quantity 81 smuggled goods. seized
BY Walter Gilbert. an oniccr o. the
revenue Of the United States. were
forcibly taken from him Ia open day
al no great distance from the city %
New Orleans % y party az armed
men. under the orders - a certain
Jean Lantte. who fred upon and gHey'
ansly wounded one of the assistants q
the said Walter Gnhcrii
Il have thought proper 10 Issue this
my proclamation and I do solemniy
caution an and singular citizens 81
this state against giving ans kind 81
succof. support or couptenance 20 ihs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

th~oa~h ss ars ~ Mx4 r
81 Lrna M1M wh.h b given b. Nek
wo-nen ssnts.y FREE - earrs
Nh EGrxhaZ has fr manT rczzs
nal Q rrsy ~ &e Us - E EE
49, - oaszitsE va 2Ut a1rsa1
shouz-fs - mEe-izg Hgzn. ~hs
to-1aT csc no 1uly ae he4ltr s1f
svsu lie - b@T Lfzi z1Ts
wra FEzze D Fax. ~ 6sezxt
Efrset Erd Pa wrt
Dar Nu Pz-tk&z -
Il Hws1 fw . knr tn wG wmo
Elte aa1 fl4T wws9lE ~ my racaN
1at hat r1zr en- ~ E III -
Euss = ms r. 81 arHz 81 Nr7rs E
fr~ a4rfne. r roE s So 81 -
Fz taH -. za1 eeteT - a1er9T
erel NJ aue<w RTE - 1zsE ~ ~
rezr-f as ~ nza wr . u Hzl
sss Lv2a y FEa
pozos y tn h-1 @a4na - - rr1 ~
sm
- s~esamo-Ass w We are eun-
nMrttvwbzrfro rrstefzl wpa1ez
es1Ah8 har0z8 a dQuht the pDwer ~
LTdiA r Fakh4ms Negesahe Cnz
p0rnz % c0zqaer female diseases
Woneu saEe-inr f-gz any fnrz -
feuale weakness are iEFtlec -
~u-o-uslr euuE1zc12s Hifh Mr.
Hnkham a. Lgun. Mas sne asks
nothtrE 10 return fur heE Bdres u IS
Nhuoi-telv FREE Eud - the1sa11E -
-on,en has proved v b zus Pre@s4s
Aaa guA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

even should the occasion or necessity
arise.
Her childish trust In him became de-
stroyed: he saw her shrink from him
in terror and abhorrence. And this
awakened Ia him the kuoSledge that
the-ss he supposed paternal love he
had been c~henshing for the child 81
her Who bad always been his ideal was
not the affection OF q father for his
daughter. but the love Of . man for
a woman.
The bitiercst potion he had evcr
swallowed vas nov working In his
veins. Yet no a would have sus'
pected this. ne he Weut bis way. aud
for a time with greater rcckicssnesa
than before. although the runner mon.
toned BY Pierre had now become a
fact. inasmuch a. the governor Of lou.
isiana had issued a proclamation offer
Tag 4 reward for Lshttc's a%pprchen
sion.
This had come about By Feasoa Of .
melee IN the bayou ~LAfoareae. aud
which proved TO b. the chip which
kindied 90 a blaze the long smonldsr
ing hro o. wrath against the nafa'
fariana.
When the information was brought
10 Latte. accompanied by q copy 81
the proclamation. he had, without de-
lay. taken a p~innaee and set 0ut for
she extreme southorly side az Orande
Terrc. upon which was The Count De
Caaeneau's abode
AZ the sound o. tantte's feet upon
she aiepa. = Noman's WeaAened face,
wrlnklod and scoNllug. rs coneehue
contrasting with Wisps Of gray Siry
wool showing from beneath a bright-
coiOrcd handanna. Was projected from
one OF the umerou doors Opening
from the hallway into various rooms
IN the two wirgs OF the haildinE
a Was apparent that she recognized
the visitor. for she came out into the
hall and. despite her age advanced
bnskly toward him
~Ah. Zoney. there sou are, looking
a. young as ever vas his smilingly
spoken greeting
Always you say words, Captain
Jean. hat please w when one
knows they are not true
Iahtte laughed lightly
els your young mistress ~eilf h.
inquired
"yes. she a we'll" zeney answered.
On . tone lmply'ng that might b
SAM
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16
HI AFTTvTE "
NI0UESIANA
BY MARY DEvEREUx
MIN ALUsrpAnoN9 sY Oor { WILSON
0s9zgM Dz a. Ak ar-g ~ c6yaso1
cV Pss Rav7ro1

rs she quite happy. Zeney3'
Happy How could a Wild bird be
happy In a cage even II is bars we're
made Of eoldf
She was about 20 continue, but la
htta. ~ II not caring TO pursue the
fnbject asked, Is your master heref'
zeney nodded. n pointed to q
closed door e a them. "Hc Is 10 there
and alone"
Lahue. turning from her. knocked
az the door. and De CaEeneau's voice
answered. "Entrez"
This the former did. leaving the
door aiar.
Nato. now a tall. wiry lad Of six
teen. and devoted. body and soul. TO
his master. was the only one to &C
company him 10 Grande Terre He
had seated himself upon the steps.
but too FAR away 10 catch the con
y~ersation between Lahtte and Zeney.
even had they spoken In 3 language
he understood.
But he watched them with curious
eyes. having often heard Of Zeney:
anu uNE ttNAAFA ANMttH efINNl "
make her an object OF ave and aver
sion 10 him. as TO most OF his class.
Il was. therefore. with a sigh OF re
lief that he saw her disappear. after
his master had gone inside.
He remained sitting on the steps,
his chin supported by two yellow
palms. while a group OF young negroes
who had drawn near 10 cape curiously
at him. after the manner Of their kind.
proceeded to converse In a way evi-
IDENTIFY intended TO attract his atten-
ton.
Instinct, rather than any sound.
made Nato realize that a presence was
Lea him: and glsncing over his shout
der. he saw a girlish. White-ciad form
standing in the doorway through
which Latte had passed a few min
utes before Presently he saw one ol
her little hands go 20 her side. as Il
she had been startled. or was expert
encing some strong emotion: and sh'
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

81 Paufck d8 no uork Co Irelaz1
IN Which the woneu weEe ce< hitte1
10 Nin He taught ne pSnea lec-
tare1 Go aem opoa ne s,anaiaess -
lhe 1o,atry q the tines performed
q Is said mNRy miracles IL their axet
A heAalinai antinE b. EscAverx
shows 81 Patrick standing upoa 4
Erra1 nock ueaF the eogGer 81 =
stream hapiirlRE rso irssh Womea.
vho ~ k~nceteep in ne slream ne
eoed tAiat b drGpas ia Ais rrlsstN
roAes aua the pOaca arr sua,het Ia
white
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16
90 b eontlnuedl
GREAT AUTHOR AT PLAY.
interesting "Reminiscences Of One Who
Knew Hawthorne.

interesting "Reminiscences Of One Who
Knew Hawthorne.
Mrs. sedcwiek. In A Girl Of Six
teen al Brook Farm. gives a little
sketch OF Hawthorne which shows him
ia a pleasant and merry light although
inf general she acknowledges. the
great author was silent almos; tscit.
uFR. one day she was learning verses
10 rccite al the evening class formed
by Charles A. Dana. when. seeine
Hawthorne sitting immovable and sol
itary on the sofa. she dariugly thrust
the book In his hands
"Wtl you hear me say my poetry
Mr.. HAWTHORNE / said
He gave me a sidel0ng glance from
his very shy eyes took the book ane
most kindly heard me After that h.
was on the sofa every week 10 heal
me recite.
One evening he was alone In the
hall. sitting on a chair al the farther
end. when my roommate and / wert
going upstairs she whispered 10 me:
Let's throw a sofa pillow al Mr.
Hawthorne
Reaching over the banlsters. NJ
each took a pillow and threw q
Quick as a fash he put val his hand
seized a broom that Nss hanging neal
him. warded on our cushions anS
threw them back with sure aim. Al
fast A. We could throw them he re
turned them With effect. hitting al
every time. while We could only al
the broom He must have been very
quick In his movements
Through Il al not a word was spos
en-. We laughed and laughed. and hil
eyes shore and tNinkled like stars
until We vent Oh 20 bed vanQuished.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

Every ho1sskeep~r shuzit knsw
that Il they VIII bsy DeaGxce Cad
Water Stark Tor iaua1gy ase tkeF
WU saEs ROT cnly uze. beczass <
nevsr sucks 70 tie irnn. but sec11ss
each package coEtaizs IS o1-oze tzI
Pozad-Vhils al Ctber Cold Water
stsrches are PCT Up IL &poand pack
ages and tie price Is The sane -
cents Tesn again necs1ze Deaancs
Surch Is free froE 40 hilarious cheu-
iealA u ycar grocer tries 10 sen yoa
q L2oL package 4 Is eeczase he has
q stock o. hand Esch BE wishes "a
dispose o. before he rsts "a De91nea
he knows that De11nes Starch aas
srtnsec on even packaea Ia iarEe ie<-
tsu ast figures rs oza Beusa1 De-
aanes an6 ~ mscs une &nd nosey
KEd the s~nnoyancs q ne irou stick
ing nsGAnce never sticks
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

City cditor-Yon got Mrs CASA
WAYS speech 20 he woman's Rightt
club. didn't yoes What aid she sAyf
Reporter-Oh nothing worth print
ing
city ediior-why. she spoke Cor
more than en- hour
Reporter know hut what she sale
vas quite sensible Philadeiphis
Press
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

BsakSaF. links psopie are say
ing that y0a Hsee oat West unser an
lssEze6 nzEa
ginks-Ers a Be- an Iafa@o-s Ee
r.
Toz were knorz iheFs q Nr. Ji=-
"a Esrent rou[
uzsoa Is ~ real uA@e NJ
wsssut name i assumed
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

chns-who Is sAas saasget waa.
nothers
Noshsr-Hss a pos -Psasioass ~
ehud
AosAsF-Aaa Mo b aas ely nan.
motherf
Moshsr-Hs Is = rsse psaas0a assas
NJ chiia
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

Caasen's-I haze nsser net -
saia casually ~n0ro than iva really
nssiT uoasa All ~ a. ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

A Nomaz Ia Arkansas City weo
usars = sfsneS sire % her has b n8w
liable 70 a fac e froa Is % So
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

IN tba sixyy-dre yeau taat , III.
Suatdart has nsea % tie stays be has
@tszad taf sga performances n uaiSa
BE was sehsdalet 20 appesr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

Fehraau ? ara n. Aarch ? ana a.
fso8 Va Naeasa CITY seush.
en- RaaNs4.
TO PORT ARTHUE beaumont
Xxx LAKE CHARLES GALVESTON.
HOUSTON. SAN ANTONIO TEX.
ana al other posRts "a uas n G. s
Ry- Tor uesets with = days nmit sad
privilege q stoprns or elroats 81
hosh golag aa4 FelsFa tHR
nr HlefstsFe a-s<rselar THE
LAND or FULFuIMEST the casu.
ny alons TIE K C. s rs o. ior nlrtA-
sr nfounAlioa rsartiag Aese s1eer
slons ~rite 90
s. G. wARNER G p a A.
X G. s ~. Nansas Cts. Ma
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

No ehromax o. cheap prsniamN eat
q better 11auty ana oa~thlra rarFs
- DISEASES stareh ~ rs Sane priea
- other stArctaa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

ESsE&SsS
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

An automohfie - uare handsnma
than a wheelsorrow, hut no more use
mL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

Ia poker dice yOu hare to sAaks BE-
fore yoG take the pas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-03-16

SPECIAL ExcURsloNs 70 souTH
sESr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl. April O. 1905.
MISUNDERSTANDING SO ears 9O4 head. con-
mainly for Nothing doing in live
cattle Feeling Dressed beef in good demand
Liverpool and London cables unchanged. Ship
included $50 cattle the British Princess
which $50 London and 200 to Antwerp. Tomorrow
viii take go cattle and 25l2 quarters Of beef
shamberg and the Celtic Is also expected 70 carry
CALVES-Receipts were SAT head all the market
held from yesterdays arrivals
there were 1902 head sale. Butchers needed
while the market opened little slow. early
sales were yesterday figures: trade closed quiet
but about steady all the offerings taken.
mon 10 prime sold S54ST 90 100 n, with good
lots selling mainly 1887 25 little calves at 81 70
fe fancy veals brought S. Dressed calves City
i3e ner n: country dressed lower 5q9c but selling
mainly ar 1ISizc for medium 10 good.
eaIes-s Judd % Veals 1l6 10 average, at Sc 10
per 10 l12 10. SO; 20 little calves. % 10
s. 80. -
4 = Gibson & Co.: 3 veals. us n. at 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 10 cars or 1854
head Including slaughterers and for the
ket making stale stock. IL sale Trade
was slack but prices steady fully half the
noninal. fair 10 lambs quoted al 81 700
IS 81. no sales reported Dressed mutton
ou So dlOlzc ~ dressed lambs steady AZ l23
3ir country dressed spring lambs S39S7
Sales-Tobin Shannon 80 STATE lambs % 10 aver
age. at IS - per 100 n. 80, go -, 49,.
gne. y car Tor the Prices firm on Buffalo
ana Pittsburg Country dressed hogs steady
ssiesENewton Co: 10 state Digs. % n average. a.
Sc per 100 n. =. -. -, ,-s -
at Sc: roughs 2GO n. at s.; stag go 10 at "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-Tork. April g. 1905.
BEANS AND PEAS-Perllaps the demand Is Just lit
choice beans, and the feeling seems 10 be
best marks selling 81 20. Medium
are very So -. Marrow remain dull. IL takes
fancy quality bring g. less money being accepted for
very good lots. Red kieDey without much demand either
foreign the feeling Scotch
drag. We quote: BEANS. choice per
bush So medium. s. %: Go 81 10 red kidney.
70as2 white kidney. s. turtle
- - yellow 81 loqS2 10. DO lima. California,
GREEN PEAS. Scotch. bush. $lGSi GA.
RT-TTER-Receipts day, 900 pkgs- Supplies were
moderate again to-day. and with pretty good de-
nand FOR fresh table grades the market cleaned closely
ana values very strong. II thought adyts
able 10 change IN the ocial quotations. but
more Of business premium than heretofore
found difficulty in securing
any Frsts are steady and selling better than they
II were more plentiful Seconds and thirds
quiet There Is good deal Of detective butter
just the receipts of the heteer
these viii be hard except al
erv vide difference in price Storage creamery IS Arm
fsfr ont o. a 27T27 lac fancy
wei Kept lots The light receipts q state dairy are
sniafle quite promptly ~ fun former prices Imitation
sreanery steady FACTORY and packing stock IN sTnah
-1pr,- unchanged Renovated "a moderate de-
aus uudergraaes weaker.
erF extras n hQ2sise Mercantile Exchahge Of
extras 2hcl DO 38d21izci do SEE
end 25a25c DO thirds 2og22e. held extras 2792Te'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARkET RERoRT. !.

C0FFEE-The market generally steady. with final
rrices modest for the Fresh bust
less vas large. but there GOOD deal Of
fuitchnE from afe positions. chiefly May 70 De
serber points ana this brought the total
aon for dar up COCO proportions sales being
srfes a abf1i $4,000 BAGS The market opened steady
~ unchsuge5 prices and Closed net advance 0f
points s3Vanoe coming IN the ate trading the
irrroeuen iu French cables moderate PaUlo re-
rsris fof the day and additional evidence that
psrre might b. ft concernne the effect Of tenders
Nsy contracts oEtag 70 Facility with which nearby
stle exchange thei- commitments Tor TIE
irrer months a existing differences.
re earr tfa5nF showed evidences Of hesitation.
owing 10 fe1urfs ~ The SUSPENSION q the well
HrazlEn sHfistcian ana eNportsr kare krsche. This
renc-r hoHerfr. iegic1 Letter hv a cable from
KriF-he & Co.. and had effect the market The
orss gissbe supply available before
opening had been discounted. n showed decrease
sor mcn-l Of Marc1 q 3045s5 bags, making the
worlds visible ~ April l. - aG7 TO hays. against
l2QiS iG fhc tire last year. when how
ever Bremen Ss not Included in the figures
The spot market quiet hu1 steady with quotations
nn IRE basis 1hsc Rio No :.
ne ~ contract prices in Tire local market
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

ZION lXcfange sroclai Liverpool cables SPOT cotton
lciand- sales. bales: Epeculaton and
49, ~ al,s. American 1000 bales; receipts. 1000
o5F1es elieric an; mddng upland. sS2d- Futures
-i.ss- on distant positions. CLOSED quiet
49, q point lower April anG ApTi.-May, l4d;
49, - leo JEne-July a.lsd. July-August I'D:
ellefi f291. Septemter- October aue October-
Tsr- 10 NoFeTnheT-D December. 22d: December
gar5- a-2e 5enuary-f ebruhTy. s-2ad. Manchester:
49, :. AaD AEAL.-There very little feature 20
EB-s ao1g naTket. Sales light and mostly for
E,F- $500 straghts and winter Etraad4ts Prices
81, lover Spring patents s. 75QS8 &C. winter
&C. s5gb - winter patents. s. 25dGs 60: spring
- ssse' ~ extra 10 winter 8 659Ss 10 extras
F-ir me- - b0lf5 bb. RYE FLOCR-llulei. Quoted:
cPte1re9 o 8 S0at4 65 choice fancy 81 TOas4 30
q - Barely steady Quoted KILN dried 81 SOa
49, =, yfna BA6MEAlS-83arely steady. Quoted. FFne
--.-ne yellow. 81 .. coarse new 81 0saSl 10 FEED
az ~ steady city STEADY. Quoted: Western spring
- ss.5noaFd midding SIS 10 DO $50 20: red
49, - ~ april shipment. city brsn fl91fl9 20 buIk
e., e,s niddl-ng. So J0dg28; red dog ga hominy
cb ~ % hglk 81 - sacks; oilm1al. $50
49,, y iI1AI-Short selling q liberal scale WIS
ceSe- .elIea ne Nay &c higher than Wedneseay and
$780, .liois about &9izc higher. As a result. the
c--- s.l turned very after midday and al the
orlv !. --eF YORK showed h0Ao net loss About the
~ JOY ne early upturn were nrIner cables due
-s-ta weather news sent over from this side
49, 49,. ene further nervousness among Ia
sased On fears thaf bulls in Chicaro meant 20
-. re efnonE tho local contingent stIi believe MAJ
~ g our cheap. on fhe hear found
g5ssgg,ls Hesther in the Wesf snd gossip the
li report On Monday viii snow high condition
-. sfflna 20 against 81 IN December The
~1iteii review vas another selling motive u
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ess rough heavy S ssQs5 50; lsht IS s0qs5 90; bulk
- SAFES 50 4i5 ass Co SHEEPReceipts l5.OO0 head:
u eeic sood choice Tethsrs $ &C. u 5aiE
s5 75aeinnstI April 6HoGs qulst bulehers' s. lO9
- 90 common s. S59E5 40 CATTLE STEADY ta1r 70
Stead ePerSs3 T5Qs5 So common y zsS SHEEP
s,s st - SS11IsalS April light: prime
Ss - tQf6 % shipping S. SolS9 -; butchers, e -
80 49 hefsrs 81 259S5 -: s. 5oS4 So bulls s. 50
~ p, stockcfE and feeders &3$4 30 NEAl-Iecelpts
7 ~ head Setive s. 5OaS7 !5 few 81 "a H9GS
100 head active 101ac higher heavy - sI4
-, rev 50: mixed. s. e0441 30 1orkerS. - sl4
30 Piss . tS: roughs, 81 00dS5 % stays. - SOS4
changed.
Kansas city; April 6.-CATTI.E-Reeepts s,OOo. Mar
lgc TO I5e higher: top Sc 20; choice export ana
dressed beef steers IS 1885 a. fair to good 81 5O 1O
western fed steers S5d&B ~: and feeders $ %
60 =; southern SASS Is; Southern cows - t01
= =; native 81 JOd$4 20: native heifers. g SOC
- 20; bulls, 81 I5GS4 -; calves. S39S6 - HOiSR
ceipts 3OOo market slow steady; top. 50 a. bulk
. .Ols9 A. pigs and lights. 81 25gSS 30 SEtEE-
receipts a2J0 market for sheep STEADY lambs log
Lower native lambs 50 5oSI 40 native wethsrs s. zee
= -; native fed $5QS5 60 Western ted lafnos
90 SOq$I 40 Western fed warnings $6G$S % Western
ed sheep $S$5 So; stockers and feeders 50 SeSS 90
LONDON WOOL MARKET.
London April Ga sale Of sneepkins was held here to-