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jmr- riw WARNING LETTERS Reeei.ed Bj Judge Noble and Attorney Parsons IN A GAMBLING CASE. Another Suit Ailed To the Co-luntian Series. WATS(jN DEMURS. i It hu developed1 that tnon-moui let-ters ot m. threatening character have been recelvel by Judge Noble, of the Criminal tfvWon, an Common wealth's Attorney Prone, la connection with the cases now pending- Ca.pt, Joe Smith.

William Stockton anj William Kimball, who an under Lndicgnent on felony charges of gambling. fndVr other conditions the fact might jbm regarded as sensational, but the recipients of the epistles paid no attention xi them and did not take the matter at 41 aerlously. "Yea." a4d Judge Noble yesterday. In response tj an Inquiry as to the receipt of the letirs. "It is true.

It haa been Bome time sinre. however, and we raid nothing sbout It in fact, we thought nothing About it. All sorts of dire Calamity were threatened." The risarnttlea were threatened If the prowcutJin of Smith, Stockton and Kimball we not dropped. The letters were torn up as soon as they were received. Their ar.peranee.

it Is said, would indicate thgt they had been written and sent by soipe illiterate persons, though this may Wtve been a trick of the writer to hide Ala 'dentity. They were evidently wrttttn by noma one in sympathy with the accused or In sympathy with gamblers la general. All knowledge of them was dented by the defendants. Smith, Stockton and Kimball were in-dieted some wwkn ago on a charge of prating a gambling establishment on Fourth avenue, and among the witnesses summoned were several prominent young men. When the cases came up for trial severs! days ago.

two of these were absent, necessitating a postponement of the trial. April Grand Jury. The members of the April grand jury were sworn In yesterday In Criminal division. Jndge Noble delivered a charge setting out their duty In general terms. The grand Jury is composed, as follows: W.

H. Byera, foreman; W. P. McDowell. A.

V. Coldeway. John J. Barrett. John B.

Plrtle. M. 11. Gunther, W. V.

Otter. R. T. Moore, A. P.

Detest, K. R. Nugent. 11. Hoffman and Juisaes After reporting the follow-tng bills the grand Jury adjourned till Wednesday: Grand Larceny James) Hays, alias Robinson.

James Rnassll. Laura Vow. Housebreaking Ed Jones and Andy Marshall. Robbery 1111mm Worts. Ike Hester and Ike Stephenson.

Cutting Sam Bps near and Thomas Obtaining Oooda by raise Pretenses jBurreu Tliimu. iWii'11' "l-tiiTirT charget with. house-breaking, was dismissed. Policy Holder Seiew Another Coltrmbian suit was filed yesterday afternoon, the plaintiff being R. Waddell Co, J.

B. Kramer Co, W. E. EhoemaJcer, the Wright afc Secord Machine Company. John S.

Uo-Connell. H. W. Cadwalder. and others, and the defendants, the First National Bank of Lonlavde.

A. W. Hart. B. PulIlTan.

Elliott Bntler. James R. Pklnnner. the Tradesmen's National Bank. 8.

H. Perkins, administrator of aV H. Bullrran. and the Columbian JTlre Insurance Company. The plain tills represent those whs took out policies of insurance after Jan.

nary 19. 1IH and they aak Judgment for their premiums and for the amount sf their losses where fires occurred. The now familiar charges are repeated. Watson Demurs. Demurrers were entered yesterday In the Crtotoal Court to the eleven Indictments against P.

J. Watson, who Is sharped with complicity la the Bart ley defalcation. It Is claimed that the facta alleged In each Indictment are not eniS-elent to constitute a publio offense, and that each does not conform to, but Is violation of Sections 122 and 124 of the Criminal Code of Practice. The matter was set for Saturday. A motion for a new trial was made in the case of George BreHtinrtdgw, who was on Saturday convicted of the murder of Pnce Keed and given twenty-one arn.

A41.230 Balance. Godfrey. Prank A. Co. entered yesterday against Levi.

New burger dt Co. anl Rosenberg, Flexner dc Mendel for $1,726. claimed to be the balance due on a S2.S04 note. The paper la alleged to have been executed by Levi. Newburger at to Kotentienr.

Flexner A Mendel, and by the latter transferred to plain- An Apportionment Warrant. 6ult on an apportionment warrant was filed yesterday by Owen Tyler against the Louisville and Nashville Kailroad Company, and Preston Rogers' trustee. The aggrryate amount for which Judgment ia asked is A similar suit for $715 was filed by Klma Bhangs, executrix of W. K. Shanks, agslast the city.

Verdict For J. OOO. -A verdict for tl.ooo damages was awarded by a Jury In the Law end Equity divtaion yesterday against the Ixtuisvllle Railvay Oompuny In favor of Mary Iunca.nstn. The latter sued for e3.0M damiuteK, laliiim to have been injured In a collision between a car. in which s'le S'ax-vner, and a wagon.

County Cwainiieaioners Meet. The County Commissioners held a brief session yesterday. Judge Richie presiding. Only routine' business waa disposed of, a number of claims being allowed. Court Paragraphs.

Henry Wolf aued C. S. Mueller on a note for 1273. Suit for tiZi waa filed by John Ra.pt) against the estate of Jacob Schnotn-l. Suit for a settlement of his accounts sa administrator of W.

11. Swift was filed by K. B. Swift. V.

H. Todd sued the administrator of K. I Clayton for .14.2 for medical services rendered the dec-euxed. Suit for 53 wsji Bled by W. H.

Montx. formerly oljirshaJ of the Chancery Court, against H. P. Ieckinpaugh. Mnnle James, aged eighteen years, waa adjudged Insane.

She wAs born in Nelson county, and her malady was Inherited. John J. and KHxabeth t. Schlekel petitioned for authority to adopt Bertha Schlekel, daughter of Joseph H. Schickel, deceased.

Beach N. Tread well aued for divorce from M. A. Treadwell. alleging lewd conduct.

They were married in Jeffer-sonvllle In 1W. Special Judge Roberts yesterday reassigned allicases delayed by the L. and "-J-ong fro. case. Including those on to-day's docket.

J. W. Hoffman tc Co. sued the Car-. lisle Manufacturing Company for on an account.

The defendant la a Pennsylvania corporation. The wills of Jacob Welsa. Owen Rell-ly and Oscar Cox. leaving their estates to their respective families, were probated yesterday In the County Court. Suit for $10,000 damages waa filed hr Carrie Schilling's guardian against the Vnlted Laundry Company.

The plaintiff's ward had her right hand crushed. The trial of the condemnation case of the L. and N. vs. nennls Long A Co.

was resumed in the Common Pleas division yesterday and will consume several days longer. Stock of Sid Avery. In theB. F. Avery Company, waa sold at the court-house door to satisfy a Judgment In favor of the Bank of Kentucky.

George Gaul-bert and George W. Norton were the purchasers. Submitted Cases. The following rases have been sent by the Clerk to the several Judges: LAW AND KQCITY DIVISION. S.

MrComb vs. I.ytle; 410. Kniow vs. Doyle; 4.1. the Covenant Mutual Association vs.

Rlgga, 4774, Kleesei vs. Kles-sel; 6143, Kioennian vs. Muokelbauer; SITS, Gleaeon. vs. Glover; 6Sa, KUInger vs.

Albln Company; Ilyan vs. Klnsella: M4S. Deabard vs. Kippers: fc923, W'allach 4k Mees vs. t'lienev, 'a 8Sk.

Uun-tervs. Brsdsh.w; Moeller vs. Moeller; S240. 8ts.p vs. Humphrey, etc; MO.

Arnold vs. Taagsrt, 5w, Bank of Kentucky vs. liarkt. Cases submlted and out of office: K1S, Sta, WW7. W7L 927, IC, eiiO 97S7.

C1IANCKRY Richards vs. Bryan; Mu5. Hoerts. vs. Blake: S1.

Lyman vs. Brentllnger: Rs4. Norman Lumbnri'o. vs. lianley Manufacturing S15.

Rookel vs. Itockei: 14. Orask vs. Crask; Geo. (J.

Fetter IVIntlng Co. vs. Courier-Journal Job Printing Company- W73, Hollenba.cn vs. Don-otitrh; MM, llardlng vs. Harding; SotiO.

Waster vs. Kenster: KM. Rodgers vs. I-ong. Cases submitted and out of office: "4u7.

3000. MfS, S64S, COMMON PL12AS COURT. Xsflt. Oppenhelmer vs. Oreenberg: 8W7, Porter vs.

liarkel: 8890, Harris vs. I- and N. K. R. 17.

Gray vs. Sensbach; 16, Iavls vs. Hill; SK74, Werdhana vs. Louisville Railway Co Cases submitted and out of court: 270, 7i. 6577.

i67. Court Calendar I'or To-day. CRIMINAL DIHION. Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. Minnie Ktskorn, grand larceny; same vs.

J. K. Kd wards, assault to rob: same vs. Thomas K. Kelly, malicious shoottnic: same vs.

B. A. Cater, same. JOHN V. CABSILLT.

Official Reporter. LAW AND EQUITY DIVISION. Underwood va. Bummerfleld: Kraft vs. Klefer: Hegan Wall Paier Co.

va. Man-nins: Kllnk vs. Ohio Valley Telephone Power 1-aundry Co. vs. Gray: Folly vs.

same; Aldna vs. Cautleld; Donahue vs. Troes; Brand vs. I.vu as. CLAltKNCB E.

WALKER. Official Stenographer. COMMON PLEAS DIVISION. Louisville and Nashville railroad vs. Dennis Long A Co.

(on trial). CHARLES A. GRAHAM, Official Stenographer. City Court Docket. Pttfipocted Kelon Henry Washington! Wednesday.

Johu Noisii. Thomas White, Prea White. Beott Puluam; discharged. Dtsorueriy Conduct Jack Howard. Julia Howard; to-morrow.

Henry Schwelg, Will Moore; 13 and H.ouO for six months. John Ashby, Uun BeU McElroy; UO. Pete Brown; VU. Tobe Chapman; f2tt and KuO for thirty days. John Baker.

John Nlner, Charles Morrison; Wednesday. Llllie Clue. August Wslly; 10. William CaUes, Will-lam Meyer, Richard Bird; iim and sus-Dended. Stella Smith; Godfrey Kip per itobert Williams; Thursday.

Leula Long, Henry Breseman, Cams Brown. Uxale Miller: dlscharced. Dronkeoneea and Disorderly Conduot Anna Fletcher; and suspended. Pat Malt) In. Lucas; to-morrow.

John Mc-C or mack. Pearl Lewie, Pa Wick ham. Arthur Meyer. Peter Kuents. J.

P. Regan. Charles Flhe; discharged. Drunk Clay Vanantdale, James Harbison: discharged. House-breaking W.

M. Dlsoue; Wednes- Hhootlng At Will Dusch. C. F. Bryanti ppfidaty Carrying Concealed Deadly Weapons B.

J. Miller; (2 and thirty days. Sam Graves; ThureOay. Murder Rudolph Mueller: Wednesday. Malicious Shooting Robert Skinner; Wednesday.

Court of Appeals Decisions. Taxation for Benefit of Turnpike CompanySpecial Assessor Act Valid In Part. Hraos va Veneeburg. etc. T.

R. Co. Not to be Filed April 2, ISP. Appeal from Lewia Circuit Court. Opinion of the court by Judge QuITy, reversing on original and affirming on cross-appeal.

First An act creating a taxing district and levying a tax upon the property therein for the banent of a turnpike road company ia not void because, soma of the property embraced therein Is Included In the taxing district of another company for the benefit of which It ia also taxed. Nor does the fact that the road Is of no valne to the complainants In this case or that the tax Is "useless and burdensome" Invalidate the act as to them. Second The act la unconstitutional and void so far aa it authorises the turnpike company to appoint an Assessor, requiring neither oath nor bond, and making no provision for a hearing by the taxpayer as to the value placed on hia property. Third-rln any event the: company did not have the power to appoint a person who did not reside In the taxing district to make the assessment, aa the Constitution requires all officers to reside in the county or district for which they act. Fourth The Legislature had power to levy the tax.

and to that extent the act Is valid. And by virtue of the general law the Assessor of the county should assess the property In the taxing district and return the same as other tax lists are returned, and the taxpayers should hare the same right to obtain corrections in or modifications of the lists as Is allowed by the general law. Fifth No valid aasaeeuient can be made unlesa made by a proper officer, and the person assessed is entitled to a hearing as to the value to be placed upon his property. A. M.

J. Cochran and W. H. Wadsworth for appellant; Thomas H. Hiues aud A.

K. Cols A Sona for appellees. Fraudulent Transfers Limitation Res Judicata. Bement vs. the Ohio Valley Banking and Trust Company.

To be re- Korted.) Filed April 2. UM. Appeal from lenderaon Circuit Court. Opinion of the court by Judge Lewis, reversing. First Where a father gave to hia son a debt upon another, but subsequently brought suit upon the debt and had an attachment levied upon the debtor's property, and In compromise of that salt the dsbtor conveyed the attached property to Uie creditor's son.

who undertook in consideration thereof to pay the debt to his father, the son can not. In this action by his father's creditors, to subject what he owes his father on account of that undertaking, rely upon the original gift of the debt to him, and plead the statute limiting actions for relief for fraud to ten years. The parties having aubeeouently Ignored the original transaction, the sou can not now rely upon it. And the promise to the father being in writing an action thereon is not barred until the lapse of fifteen years from the time it was made. Second A written release from the father io the son of a debt which the son owed him ill not avail the son In this action by the creditors to subject the debt, the release being without valuable consideration.

And aa It waa executed within ten years prior to the commencement of the action and manifestly could not with reasonable illigeace have been discovered by plaintiff until filed, the plea of limitation aa to It will not avail, although was executed more than five years before the commence meet of the action. Third The liability of the grantor In a deed on his covenant of warranty, upon which Judgment" was recovered against his estate on account of his widosa claim to dower, must be regarded aa an "existing liability" from the time the deed was made, and transfers or property made by htm without consideration subsequent to the execution of the deed were const nuMively fraudulent as to that liability. Fourth A Judgment of a court of competent Jurisdiction is in general conclusive not only ss to sll matters determined by It. but all Incidental matters which might have been properly litigated and decided In the same suit. But this rule should not be applied where the new issues being ss to material and distinct matters, were not.

either through fraud of sm party or unavoidable casualty or misfortune of the other, presented and determined In the former action. Where a creditor of a deceeent In a suit brought by the administrator for the settlement of the estate of his intestate sought by cross-action to subject ths proceeds of certain insurance policies, which he alleged belonged to the estate, but which the administrator had converted to his own use, and the court rendered a Judgment which in effect allowed the administrator to set off against the insurance policies hia claims against the estate upon the ground the policies had been given him by the decedent to indemnify him, that Judgment la not a bar to this action by the creditor to subject certain debts flitch the administrator owed the decedent, aa it waa the duty of the administrator to submit to the court for Ita decision all questions properly relating to the estate, and having failed to do so be will not be allowed is profit by bis own wrong. Montgomery Merrltt and H. P. Turher for appellant; H.

Cunningham and S. B. st K. D. Vanes for appellee.

Criminal Uw-Displacing Railroad Switch Misconduct of Juror. Crawford vs. Commonwealth. (Not to be reported.) Filed April S. iks.

Appeal from Pendleton Circuit Court. Opinion of the court by Judge Haslerigg. affirming. First Under Section W7 of the Kentucky Statutes, which provides for the punishment of any person who shall willfully and maliciously displace or disturb "any rail or other fixture attached to the track or switch of any railroad in operation." an Indictment need not allege in the lansruase of the statute that the flxture disturbed was "attached to the track or switch." tt bemg sufficient In this case to allege that the defendent committed the offense by "displacing and disconnecting the connecting rod of the said switch." Second There being soma testimony tending to show guilt the court properly refused a peremptory Instruction to find for the defendant. Third Where, after the Jury had retired to consider the case, a Juryman expressed a desire to ask a question of counsel for the Commonwealth and when refused the privilege asked the court in the presence of the entire Jury if less than twelve of their number could make a verdict and was answered in the negative; and afterward when asked if they could agree the Juror replied that one of the Jury had said be "would hang the Jury for a thousand years but was stopped before finishing the sentence, this did not constitute euch misconduct of the Juryman as to affect the substantial rights of ths accused.

Rardln 4k Rardln for appellant; W. 8. Taylor for appellee. Homestead. Mason vs.

Columbia Finance and Truat Co. Not to be reported.) Filed April S. IK. Appeal from Mont-gemery Circuit Court. Opinion of ths court by Chief Justice Pry or, reversing.

Where husband and wife owned adjoining tracts of land which were cultivated as one farm, the fact that the dwelling-hotise in which they resided waa located upon the wlfe'a part of the land did not deprive the husband of the right to the homestead exemption out of that part of the land owned by him, as they are to le regarded as residing upon his land within the meaning of the homestead law. A. T. Wood, H. M.

Woodford and C. C. Turner for appellant; Stone A Sudduth for apiellee. SETTLED AND DISMISSED. Old Litigation of Gooch Disposed Of In the Law and Equity Division.

An order dismissing the old case of H. A. and T. Gooch against the Cm-sens' Electric Light and Power Company has been entered In the Law and Equity division, the litigation having been settled. The plaintiffs sued for $22,000.

Prior to October. 1890. the plaintiffs were the sole stockholders of the Gooch Electric Company. On October 14. 1890.

they claimed, they subscribed for 800 shares of ths defendant's stock, ths defendant having been incorporated under the style "Gooch Electric Light Company." In March. 189L ths nams was changed to ths CiUsens Elect rio Light and Power Company." Plaintiffs claimed that they agreed to pay for the stock, and to transfer to the defendant the machinery, plant and franchises of the Gooch Electrio Company, which carried a considerable Indebtedness. Ths 800 shares were transferred to ths plaintiffs. They retained 100 shares aa compensation for their services in organising the defendant company. Ths remaining 700 shares were transferred back to the defendant, which was to sell the stock on account of plaintiffs for not less than 50 per cent, of ths face value.

Out of the proceeds the defendant was to pay the debts of ths Gooch Electrio Company. Including about $3,000 cash, which had been put in by the plaintiffs. Out of the residue the defendant was then to pay itself the $16,000 purchase money due for the entire stock subscription. The sur- lus was to be surrendered to plaintiffs. The latter allege that the defendant sold these 700 shares of stock for They asked Judgment for any balance remaining after paying the debts of the Gooch Klectrio Company and ths $16,000 due for stock.

The defendant In Its answer claimed to have In Its hands for plaintiffs, after the payments of ths obligations mentioned, $118.79. In their reply ths plaintiffs asked that the defendant be required to carry out its contract to pay them $22,000. that sum being named as the consideration in he deed conveying ths machinery. POISONED HIMSELF. Unfolds of a Popular Young Druggist of Kd in burg, Ind.

Franklin. April 6. (Special.) Thomas T. Coons, a leading druggist of Edlnburg, ten miles below this city, committed suicide this afternoon at his store. He had had a quarrel with his wife, and on leaving home told her that he would shoot himself.

She thought It was only an Idle threat, but later In the afternoon she learned that he bad been found in a dying condition. Examination showed his death due to a violent poison. Ths cause assigned Is domestic trouble. Mr. Coons was thirty years old and leaves, besides his wife, one child.

He was a popular young man and his friends were shocked beyond expression at his rash act. Real Estate Transfers. The following real estate transfers of yesterday were furnished by the Kentucky Title Company: Thomas Brown and wife to Frank Slng-ler, 15 acres, Jefferson county, $4lu. S. Llllenthal and wife to D.

A. Steen. 39 feet, east side Twenty-third street. 140 feet south of Duncan. Smxi.

ttugen Finn and wife to Peter Berle-lung, as'n feet, east side Preston street, between Lempton aitd Breckinridge. $u0. C. IS. Jackson to Louts H.

Dillehay, feet, south aide Stein Court. 226 feet west of Preston, feou. C. L. Holmes and wife to Louis Keller, feet, west side Second street, 1M feet south of A street, fc-'tfu.

Ella 1- Richards to J. P. Kellner. si feet, southwest corner Sixth and Magnolia, $360. F.

S. Schardeln to B. P. Schardeln. feet, north side Portland avei.ue, 77 feet east of Twenty-first street; 20 feet, northeast corner Market and Sixteenth streets; Do feet, south side Walnut street.

Sua feet west of Fourteenth. S7GC. Luis 1C Bosse to B. F. Rchardein.

Elisabeth Schardeln to B. F. Be hard fin, Jacob Schardeia to B. P. Schardeln.

all their interests In feel, north side Portland avenue, 77 feet east of Twenty-nrst street: 20 feet, northeast corner Sixteenth and Market; 3u feet, south side Walnut street, 3Ui feet west of Fourteenth. $1,875. MORTGAGES. Delocier Moxley and wife to Louisville Trust Cnrngany. 40 feet, west side Brook street.

le feat touth of flrst alley south of Ormaby avenue, $700. William 8. Bishop and wife to Kentucky Trust Company of Louisville, $0 feet, northeast corner Hahn and streets. $S4X 1 1 FIHAHC1ALAHD COMMERCIAL ItOIETMY. Master Kvssing.

April Several baaks report that they are out ef the market for loans and think that aaoney will soon be tighter. At present tbses is plasty ef asosey here. Kastera excesses Is quoted at tss per J1.0S9 premium. Ths Clearing-house report te-day la as follows: Days eleariaga T7 Balasea SM.US 4 The iocs! seetsrtty market waa ust aa4 fluIV. Ths oCowsg sales were reported to-day I OO and N.

unified lio.oo X. O. City snd Lake to K. ana, I. Brides s.0 nty ot Lauierllte laivi ti.SOS XxMlrellle Mallwar to UenOsrsoa brides 109 shares N.

O. Traction 17 100 shares N. O. Treutlen 174 13 shsiwe Loulavllie Rsilwsy com 1 staarM Louisville Hallway pref US A.4 intsrast. Buffalo Railway stork has had a rough es psiienee lately.

Threats ef a strike lsst week caused it to sett dowa te 71. bat tt rallies some, what later. The strike was threatened bsosnss General Manager Ilitell would not consent te let rspressntaM.ee of the Street Umployse As-soestttos organise his moiormea aad conductors. It has bees the boast ot ths New York paper, that the city's credit was ss swd ss the nation's, but tailed te sell I4.00S.000 of per coats, last Thursday. Keepeetmg thsj Controller PUofe is thus quotes is the Sua.

Hs shows that it Is not the financial situation atone, nor evea the Government loan which la rsepon-slots for this. It la, therefore, of general interest! "Ths shinty of the eorsoratloa of the city ot New Tork to borrow money is governed by the same rules wales apply to business corporations and firms aad private Individuals Any business house tar ths city of New Tork which is knows to have withia a year greatly laoreassd Its yearly expenditure, added very largely te its outstanding ebbgaUoaa. aad known to contemplate immense additional expenditures uncertain la amount, aad to have la view oonsoji-datloa with ether business houses whose credit and assets are doubtful, would find diSlculty is borrowing raoeey at ths same rates at which it baa before been able te barrow. Ths city ot New Tork Is in praaisely this situation, with ths additional disadvantage that at the same time that these Increaese are taking place la its debt Its Income aad the rlsht te control and eokeot It la being takes away from the city. Any one whe Imagines that the city of New Tork caa so on Incurring Ino.bUiln.ss, going into new business and saw copartnerships, ss if Its credit was unlimited, will find ssch eoeor-rencee as the failure to sell the seeds yesterday eonetaatly oceorrlng to undeceive him.

The executors and trustees and Institutions, te which ultimately the city's bonds are sola, make their Investments without regard te polities aad oa a beslseas ha slot and It the cMy ladalxee la thess Immense expenditures Increases of salary. Inrrisetia ef ths number of city employes and policemeex aad ths immense Increase ot the bonded, debb-4t wis have to pay ths penalty in a hie-bar rate ot Interest raaaing over many years." Tito Judgment obtained by Mr. Adolph Schmidt, trustee for the Bloom field breach Income bonds, setui.s shout. 130.00 from the I and X. railroad that wtll be espUes to ths psst due Interest on tneoe securities.

Interest has been defaulted about twelve years. There are SKO.OOv of the bonds and ths net earnlnas that may he applied to dlschsrglng ths Interest ia shout S1S.00O a year. As the ilea la good at maturity the oectetoo will add materially to the value of the bonds. The last sals of them waei a ooupie of weeks or so age at the Board of Trade, when 131,000 were aotd for th Jacob Krieger estate at M. STOCKS AND BONOS.

NEW TORK STOCK EXCHANGE. New Tork, April Mossy ea cell easy at I IH per cent. lsst loan at rsis.d at Btflw sr cent. Prime meeosntSe paper 4W4 per sent. SaerHas exehaaew firm, with actual business la bankers' bills at U.keOt.Uw for demand and U.ue.Utt for sixty dayst posted rates HJStov 4 St aad commercial bills Bar stiver Uo.

Silver eertiflssns WatXIo. Qovemmeot bonds steady: Stale bonds doti Railroad bonds easier. Petmleanm easier; slassg at fL2H bid. Ths total sales of stocks to-day were 13.4K shares, laoludlngt Americas Tebaeos U.MSI Burllnatsa H.fcM; Amertoea gsgar lT.tOS; Qobx eral nsetrta s.S9Sf Loulsvule ass XsanvlIIe t.V SEW; Manhattan Missouri Pastas CUvT Rock Island a.sw St. Paul Tsaasssse Coal and Iron 1.T0; Union Paclfls t.10.

The stock market to-day, upon a moderate volume of bill res, displayed aa Ui easier course. The opeslns specula Ion was fairly confident in tone snd ooiiniilssliia hosss buying on a moderat scale was apparent, the Improvement being sue to a busing a. like eoasldsraUoa of Inflnennss having spsotal avpUoaUoa upon certain industries aad pro pert tee. The limited gem, nil for evchsnse, la the face of aa easy mousy market, neutrsllzsd the effect of the high rates of sterling, aad Is some circles the belief was eurreat that lit Us If any gold ia addition to the eSOO.000 te be ot warded by tomorrow's wnmw would be shipped this week. Railroad returns are enoeuragtas.

The anthracite ooel trade te being handled from a bunta ness point of view aad the outlook for decided Improvement is the Iron aad steel aad tributary markets ie very good. The Initial trading was fairly active and ths dlstrtbouoa of the transsetioaa reasonably rood. Tobacco moved la sharp contrast to the general market, and although an early concession of IS per cent, wss fully recovered the slosh dlspisjred a sagging tendency and eventually closed with a net loss of a potat, Ths rains noted la the early dealings were most marked la the spsoialties. Colorado Fuel rose li. and Tsnassses Coal and Iron aad Iatsola steel 1 ea the trade considers! lone referred to.

Manhattan leveled advanced 1H per cent, on renewed dlscuseloa of necoUatione for control of the property by outside Int. rests Burar and Missouri Paclflo tsinwl about a point snd lea. Important advances occurred In other shares. Toward midday the market developed a reactionary tendency on anticipation ot the psoas re of the Cuban resolution la the House by a larse majority. Realisations sere general and the traders made eOectlve raids upon prices.

The pressure te sell serried the entire llet below Baturaays closing lsveL Louisville and Nashville wss unfavorably affected, aside from the general tendency of prices by a decrease ta Hs ea mines for the fourth seek of March of M0.X1 aad a decrease for the month ot ttt.M4. Manhattan suffered from dentals by efflelele of any Impending change ot own.reb.lp of. the property. The stocks named, the Cl rangers and Tsasessse Coal were freely edered and declined 1 te 1 per east, from ths early high level. The closing was weak and at the lowest ef the day.

Ths general net lossss.extended to a point ia a number of shares. Bonds were strong ia the early dealing with Northern l'aclno aad Montane, firsts trust re celpis leading with a gain of XVfc per cent. In the later dealings, hoaever. the market weakened In sympathy with ths reaction la stocks and dosed easier In tone, with the Northers Paclflo and Tesas PaoJfie. issues under prsasurs.

The ssles were tl.01,aiw. Uovsramsaui ware quiet and steady oa salsa ef tli.000. Ths dealing, in State bonds amounted te only tl.OOS of North Carolina eooeol ta at lui. QUVGRKHENT UONLMa. t'nlled StatM new foura, registered.

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aeo. fca .110 Do deterred. Mt R. O. and W.

lata. Ti Atctaieon ie. 77 Paul oon. 7.. Do second SS DOC i.

W. 11.7. U4 Canada So. 4 I X.U. 71 as N.

unlacd 4s. 74 Ore. Ry. Nsv. l.ie.lle Cea.

Pac lata. p. and R. a. Io foura.

Kg Erie it u. a s. g.4s.lv7 Texas Pac jDo seconds. P. lata of (west.

Shore fours. 16! Southern to. 1 STOCKS. Atchison 1 IS. T.

Central Adams Kxpreaa. ...147 jN. V. and N. 4 A.

and T. to JOnlario and West. 14 Amerioan Kxp ....111 Oregon Imp. 1 B. and lA)Oregoa Nt Canada Pacific.

tt o. S. L. snd U. K.

Canada Sou; hem. 4 Taoitic Mall SPa Central Paaihs. O. aad I O. It (Pittsburgh I Pullman Palace.

I Reading IK. O. and (Do preferred I Rock Island. iSt. Paul.

preferred 1 ao It 45 71 Ti'a 1S C. H. nd 77. Chicago Gas. tlh OonsoL'v Oaa.

13 C. C. C8th.l Cot. Ooel and 1 1 Cotton uil cert 1. Del.

sad D. and I. aad R. O. pref.

47 IX aad r. tf fine. 14 Do 1st Do Sd 22 1-t. Wsyne. lto Ot.

Northern 1 10 and E. ST Hooking Valley. 11 Illinois Central. Bt. Paul and 4 K.

and T. pre 2t I. K. and IH preferred. 74 Lake Shore.

117 Lead Trust. X4 L. snd 1. and N. A Manhartaa tTon.

Mem. aad IS Mich. Central 94 Missouri Paclflo. :4 Mobile anil 21 Nash, and tt Nat Oordaga. 44.

Do preferred N. J. Central 10 N. and W. North Am.

Co North. Paclflo. 1 Do preferred 11 V. D. and 3 Northwestern, ...103 Do preferred.

14 P. and Omaha. 3 te prererree Mouthera Pacific 19 rtugar Kehnery. Tenn. Coal and iexas rmciua T.

and t. c. pref. I nlon Pacific t. W.

and iDo preferred 43 .100 i UK Wrlls-Fsrgo Ex. jWeetern tnlon. W. snd I. 1 1 preferred Minn, ami t.

and R. lOen. Klertric. Xi .1 1 INat'l L.ineeel. VI.

fuel and I ilo prererred H. and T. hu I- ac K. 1I Lv vm.rirt. Boutoem lev ro preferred tH Tobacro Do preferred 10S Am.

T. and C. Co. Com'I Cable Am. Sugar .100 C.

It Cord'ge gfd 1 V. Leather V. Rubber Jt Do preferred NEW TORK BXCHANOa. Bt. Lonla 2So premium bid; Mo asked.

Memphta tl.to premium. Chloase. 60a premium. Cincinnati. WgMe premlnm.

New Ortsaaa ILM per premlam) tereisl ZH diacoust. PORKXaif riMANCXAU Lendoa. April g. To-day to a holiday aa ths Stock Exchange. FINANCIAL ESTABLISHED 1S7S.

V.L. LYONS CO. Stocks. Bonis. Grain.

Provisions AND COTTON. Lecsl Sscarttiss Besghtssd fVsld, Kxeluslve private wires to all points. Including Denver, Cripple Creek and Colo-rede Springs. Also long -distance telephone connections. V.

Cor. 2d ul Ilia, LoaisTills, Kj. k. saXOEMak. rvea JLW.HICHOIXCasa.

W. J. TNOMai. Vice Prea Farmers' and Drovers' Bank OP LOUISVILLE. 333 W.

rVlsirket Street. w. N. Hsldesnss. Pi B.

B. Vaech. S. Gaar. J.

W. Kissels. K. N. Lewis, L.

M. Palate, Bennett H. Ten as, W. J. Thoaaaa, 17 A 19 BROAD NEW YORK.

DEAL IN I 4NVESTMENT securities AMD eXCOUTK OKDCgg AT THg Niw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. References cy permission: Fldolirr Trust co coiutnDia rinsnos ana txh Wi G. OSBORNE Stock sent Bestd Brokers, 804 -West Main Street. We bur aad sell securities and negotiate loans. Trade la New Terk Stock Exchange.

1 1 Finding eur Mew Tork aad Chicago sr-raagatnents unsatisfactory, ws havs given up our private wire. Ws are, however, more fully prepared than ever te promptly execute all orders In local securities. By our ions -distance telephone we caa Jaait wtth-sU laapoTtsnS pniats and beg ev friends to call upon us in person or by telephone whenever we can serve them. i JOHN W. D.S.GREEN.

BONDS AND STOCKS vixXDixo ax ikooxc or a te Pee Cat. Almttedt Brothers UO nest Hals he. LocidVUa. St. Fend for Vut.

Kefereaes by ura.S na, Baak ef Oetnimeme. STOCKS, tiRAIN.rRU VISIONS, COTTO Ooaisuartossi Urala, Jf rera, IX. per suL e( Mi lea. rrtvats wire. 222 W.

Main. MONEY TO On etty peeaerty, la na. ef sst.ase aad a bm.ller Sana, at aad see east, rev eaaaaa SCLHAXAI A SOX, 4tS West Mala eh Money to Lead oa Mortgases. Ws havs $90,000 to lend on real estate mortrages on property In this city. JOHN YV.

BUCHANAN 4k tot Main St. III r. .1. 1 ss levrr suad sUxiaI. investors ft 6AIMD SAFETY.

Our Louisville Real Estate First-mortgage bends are better than Government Bonds. Title and Interest guaranteed. KkiNTUCKT TRUST CO, Bull Block, northeast corner Fifth and Market ata. MOVEMENT OF LEADINS ARTICLES. Louisville Board of Trade.

April ISM. Movement ot leading artlciea by rail aad river daring the psst twsaty-four hours sad correspond Ins Usee last year: Reed HhtpdJ Reed Bhlpd" liwl. ARTICLES. IM. IMS.

I ItM. It I Imple'ta, lbs rTjeuVois," at US ttasgins. Ka- Ileota, Coffee, lea. Cotton, bales. Flour, bbia, Furniture, lbs.

Corn. bush. U. tt Liuh. 4i 4.M- n.iw; 91 1 1IU l.IOt, 171 T7t 14.1 X4.14 KJ, Kit an Jllli M.74S au.uai 1 Oats, bush.

1 i.m X3.7ti its, i.m i0.su4 I Kki izi. I 10.250 1.83 l.Stt .74 It, 444 7 tut Hye, bush. Wheat, buah U.IMI Lm! 7t 1 Hardware, pkaa. lha. Llluia, lbs.

laro. ice. Pig Iron. tone. Ixather.

lbs. Nalia. kega Applea bbls Onioaa, bbla Potatoes, bus Seed, grsss and clover, lbs. Soap, lbs riua-ar, bbls Tobacco, leaf, Tobacco, lb. "Whisky, bbls.

Wool, lbs s.l, 40.410, 11 72 1 1 Tl IS, 41. S.TIW! T.4 I K.Uf 11. ta i 4. lilt 111 lei t.767 llttl MS 4 ii.j I tle( 1" Ai MARKETS DAILY REVIEW. fUnlees otherwise speniaed, ss In the ease of produca, tec, handled by comiuiaaloa saea er grucers without charge, thess quotations represent ths prices rbarsed by who.es.le dealers of lb I.

city. Produce quutailons represent the prices charted by shippers.) BUTTKit Country ordinary TOSei medleas II tls per choice U4Uot creamery lKfttc; Elglns Sc. Ths market is stranger for good butter. BEAKS Northers hand-picked flOi-U par bushel; Indiana beans tOcwtl. B.E4WAX Ws Quote at Mo.

CHiiKSli Fancy New Tors Cheddars and twins Uc; Western full cream stock lee; Young Amerk-a llHc; prima Ohio factory sl9c; slightly skimmed 7c OOFFKK Wa.hed CSraccas XtHOattc: unwashed do l.tavlSfec; OBatemala txtae; Mar-acalbo Utta; Lasuayra UtpUfec: lava tsMa; Mocha Siesw. Oreea Rioe ss follees: Fancy Kfcc; choice Z0o; prime litHDe; good lWOlse; ordinary lTOUc; commos Uwlisc Boast Ar-huckls U-SUc DRIEh FRUIT-Quotation, are soealnal for peaches. We quote: Arpies. sun-dried, new life blVc; evaporated 4ac; peaches, -dried halves Htblc. E008 Ws quoe at Mac per dosea oa arrival.

Oooss escs Se per deaea. The market Is Bra. rXATHUtt-We eoota prune wblte soeee at He per gray mixed UffMo; old H9 daik and mixed old gsess Uwhwi duck 10 C. i. C.

arJ 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, ESDAY MORNING. APRIL 7, 1896. rltU) SEED Timothy 11.70; clover tt; ertmsos clover S3; bruegrssa. fascy tie: extra cl.aa be; orchard grass IWJa: red top T0c; yellow salsa sets tl.SS per bushel; white U.ia per hsshel; Oersias millet 70c FLOCR We quote: Mlns.srtta sprlag patsats t4.Xidl4.sS per barrel: choice winter pataats at l4.SHH.i4; plain patents straight family II.

XI; low grades tl; rys tleur bolted meal Me. FOftKIGN A.VD PACIFIC DltlCD FRUIT We quote! Currants per lb. 4o for new; ral-sins, Lndoa layers, per box. ILlSdjLSO; Sultsna raisins 11 wile; loose muscatels In W-lb. boxes IS4o: prunes.

California, new iiftc; peaches Igtc; pears te; figs in lsysrs lefjllc; apricota U13c; Perslsa dales 4to; Fard dates IIL1T8 Messina lemona txr.sa per bos; oranges, California seedling. tXta'u 2. 7i per box; California navels S3iJ.7i per box; bananas etl-ZS a bunch; applss. shlplng order tt.MtM.U per barrel; Malasa grapes per barrel; pineapples tXsvtM per doseai Florida strawberries $Ltow per ssllon. FURS Black No.

1, cased Uc; abort-stripe skunk 30c; long-stripe skunk l2)c; whits shank 10c; rsceooaj NO. 1. large mink. Na. X.

large, cassd TOtrSOe: gray fas. cssed IStyOea; red fox. cased 'TOtjswc; musarat. No. larse, eased lotlUo; cpossmn.

Na. 1. larsa, cased loc; wild est. Ne. lar.

lOslac; bouse cat. No. 1. htrgs twioe; otter, Ne. 1.

large, eased t-4M; beaver. Na 1. large, cssed tMK- HAT Ws gueto to shippers: Western bay Sit 01i ea track la Leulsvtlls; No. 1 river W4i Ne. a river tU4U This Is for baled hay ea the Isvos; hay frost stars 1:82 par tos higher, strew H-M Ot.

HIDE8 AND SKINS Wo quote assorted lot. I Dry flint, Ne. 1 10410o; No. tTHc; dry salu sd. le.

lOtte; No. 707Hs; dry kip and cetf at gresa salted. No. 1 at im ie; No. i 4i4H; kip aad calf hte; shesp.

skins, butchers tvtTioc; country skins sbearinsa. dry I0lec; creea lawSus; lambskins lUjag; round lots ot beef hues, green tSuqrHhe; round lota, dry ttJrlOc LOME AND PLASTER Urns per barrel Mc; cement TlifUa per barrel; plaaiar sf Per ia. Nawark tl per barrel; Mlchlgaa l.U per barrel; piaster hair tzSe. OITAlr-Wt quote la esr lots: Bras 1S; shorts Sll: shtpstug tl2: dried dlstulara slops S14 in car lota aad ia bulk. Prices are SI per tos extra la baas.

MOLASshg AND STRUPS-Cora syrup let lie; aorgham Nsw Orlseae O. X. Mgle; saramsis 1701Ss; Nsw Orleans centrifugals Hit tic. NUTS Ws quota dealers' price, as Almonds lie per filberts So; Nsples walnuts lli 14c; French Me; Mrasll nuts (c; peaaata. fancy Vlrgtnla I We; choice Virginia site; paeans Cite; coeoaaata II per MS; mixed nut.

lea. OlLsV We quota as foUows: Castor. Na 1 tag) Ms per gallon; Ne. ltc; Unseed, raw tie aad boiled oe; five-barrel lou aad evsr la leaei lard ell. wiaur strain Ml Sc; extra No.

1 Na 1 Uc; Ne. SSs; gasoUas. degrees. 17c; stove gasoline lis: straits ell Me: black etla I eve; geldes machinery UwlSai extra aides Inbrt-sataeSe; Diamond cylinder 17e; esttee-esss oil. ratlssd StfOtts per gallon; miners' ell.

whits U0 toe per alien; coal oil. atsatscky test Site; water white. Ut or.ea lOHe. headlight. ITS dssrses.

Uite; Ore-proof Ulaci. raaiaat Urieoi turpentine Ho per canon. PAINTS AND COLORS Ws quota strictly pare whits sad-red lead at ths pee less 1 per cent, discount tor cash. Co Iocs Venetian red ISlHe: yellow ochre per Is. POUL.TRT Ws quote hens at THc; live tsr-ksys sOUc; dressed 10lla; live ducks Mttlla: Uvs geese, feathered 14 per dosea; live plucked geese ta.MTt; spring chickens 144)1 psr dosea.

ROOIS Ws quota dees ginseng: Ksstacky aad lad lane H.760Z.M per yellow root 17o; Mayapple 2ac; blood root 2-toe; Virctata saaka r-Mt Uo: Seneca snaks root 24a: pink, root lie; lady allppsr to. lsUrs do not wsat giassag spilt sad strung er unwashed before dried, SALT W. quote dsltvsred la dray-load lots: Ohio river T-ss. bbL Me: MS-lb. hbL Tie: Mtehi-gsa 7-bu.

bbL, SbU: m-lb. bbL Me. Old and ts-ferlor quality ef salt aad eeepersgs Me lass per barrel loan the above. A.LUJ 4 tJ ia. VKOETABLES Moms srosa potatoes SSOTIs per barrel; Nor there tic wtll swost pots lose SLTS tit per barrel; Soathera sweets SS per barrel; Northern onions SlOLtv per barret: eahhage SH IN per crate: saw turnips Sweets per doasa bunches; celery SScOSLU par bench; Florida tom.ioes SS-SOOaJS per crate: Ms wins tomatoes Stvs-s par crstej Florida eahhase IX 2.

71 par crsto; Nsw Orleans SS.TM)S; eaollSewer tX.ies 4.4s per cseambera SlgfLsa per dosea: bome-groea radishes psr dosea bnnshsst Southern radishes 7 So per doses; head lelteoe IX.toea.at per barrel; new Bermuda potatoes 12,7. par barret. WINDOW OlASS-W. quote S. S.

7 ssg per cea I. eft list; D. B. aad IS pse on a. eg list.

WOOL We quote: Clear wool L40le psr is. harry ItpUa; black llli4a: cleaa white washed aaqrllc; slsaa bmek sssriiil lS43ua. RErorai) 6uaAjTpR icxs. (These torses are for delivery Is Loelsvtllsj te ether polsu freight mast be added.) Cut leaf. Cruebed.

Powdered. Standard ereaeiated. Fine granuaaied Kxtra fine Cubes XX XX powdered. Mould A. Diamond eoefeetionors A Confectioners' standard No.

1 Columbia No. Windsor A No. Ridsewood A No. 4 Phoenix A. No.

Kmplrs No. No. 7. No. S.

No. t. No. 10. No.

11 No. 12. lS 43 IdV. i.ta..n.a.i No. li.

New Orleans opes kettle 4e; do clarified 9 4c These prices sent Into effect March SL, THE PROVISION 1IARITT. it ESS PURK SS.2S par barrel. IIAMS Choice sugar surtS. light aad cure IMwlOe; heavy te msdrais Hta. BACON Clear rib sides Msa; rsgstar sides packed; breakfast bacon agree cared shouldsra strlc: bacon, extra S4s BULK MEATS Ribs te; res alar clear Safest extra short Sc.

LUU-Prime steam is tierces Ss; leaf la tierces 3re; la firkins 9c; pure leaf la tierces 7a; la firkins to. MERCHANT IRON AND HARD WARM, BARS Sl.Sual.SSb SWEDISH BARS Bass sums 4s per lb. HORSkl SUOK-Perklas' tX.tOtfX7S; Isadata Ret 10. SllEarr Nos. it and IS SS per Is lbs.

Kea. 14 and 11 SS-SS; Nos. IS and SS IS-40; Noa. SS aad tl No. SS.SS; Na ST SSta HORSB SUUC NAIL Na HQltm, as ts quality.

WIRE Na galvaaUed U.S; gslvaalasd barbed UJS. NAI1A Cut 12.40 ratal wire tXM rate fee gved THE GRAIN MARKET. The market Is very strong, with as sgvaastag tendency. Prices are likely ts ge ap to-morrow. WHEAT a red and longbarry ftfrTSei No.

red aad ion-berry SSs; rejected Itlss less. OATS No: 2 mixed 2te; No. white SSc. CORN New mixed nsw whits Ma. RTB 4tc These are the pricee paid by dealers, whe retail to customer, at lSe sure per bushel.

THE COTTON MARKET. Ws qaots: Pood middling tq ssiddUsg Ta, UYE STOCK MARKETS. LOULSVUAX. OtstMWted by Oeper A Smith. Live Stock Oos mla.lon Merabants, Bourbuo Slock Louisvtils.

April Cattle Receipts ST bead. The market opesed up early at aa advance over last week for ell destrabie light butcher cattle aad good feeders ef from 2lSo, All ethers about Later the market boos me arena what seay aad closed with a portion of the advance lost. Oaly a fair clearance was snad 1. Ths outlook is fair for the near future. Hogs Raoetpts 4.

444 head. The market was extremely dial and lower; bat few boss sslllns until lata. Extreme tope SS.W; good heavy 14-4. Moot ail eutd and wa look for a slisht advance in a day or twu. tiheep and Lsmbe Receipts 2S1 head.

Market strong at a slight advance ever laat week's closing prices. Ail sold. QUOTATIONS. Cattle Extra shipptns. X.

to l.Ma lbs. tt Tt4 SS U(M stuppins, l.aue te 10...... 1 1 Hest putcaers. sti sue 7 Fstr to good IMI9 iluwun iv UHUiuw mwun, Thin, rough siaers. poor coes and 1 71 scalawags 1 OOf 1 Oood te extra oxen I ev 4e Ovmmiin te medium s.

Feeders. 1M to lbs SS btorkars. hv to l.0uu lbs IMIt Bulls. 09 (a) Veal calvea, eu 4 ta lUM eowe Cheloe. 34 04 Fair to goood Hogs (liuk.

packing and butchsra, SStteSWlbe S459SSS ral ts gee, pasktsg. SM te Ul ies. I sv I IS 44 seesseae.seessseMeaL I 9 A. 44 Ml 4.M 4.H -t-jl 4. IS asasSat ctaas Z-Oood te extra llsht.

1l te ISO S44 4S Fat shostst 140 te IS lbs a SS rat sheets. 10 to 11 to fctockera. SM 8heep sad Lambs Oood te extra snipping sheep. S0O SS Fslr to good 7in et t'omraoa to Sow 10a ia zow e. 1.

I liia to good Sw 4 ea Bucks. Kxtra Fair to Common to medium eer. SO Tail-end er cuii. ImjlN t'UICAOO. Chlcsso.

Asril t. fotamoa te choice were lu urgent demand at euq4 with the bulk of the sales si U.4-M, aad took the lamr shars ot ths ohotce levst week they were obliged to oorioejoly cartslt their operations, owing to the light suppUss, and only 2.7m eattte were takes for export, gain at the week before aad a year aia Butcher stuff dovekieed sxaors strensth sal, of choice te extra h. If see wees at I 7a. Th. stocker aad feeder trade was lisbi ss both offsrtmrs and dsmssii wsrs limited, last week feeders ehlpped Ml 44 ears, Texas cattle were loo higher, lios.

Trade opeasad fairly active at stronger to to higher prints, bet tne demand subsided, later aad the aleeine wss weaker; sales to-day were at SS.eu-hl for straight tuts of eemmoa ta choice heavy aad medium weights, trassaottona being largery at ti 7ot.75. Light weights sold at St 7 Sheep There wee an active demand at ae)4 fee common to prime sheep, with sales of Westerns largely at xj.asxix 1 a wine sua eouyeiy a. wm 04.S. chirny at S4.es and upward, were moderate buyers. Last week IS far eaaor and 11 oars were said IS ers.

Receipts Cattle LLsis band: hega SVM; shaeplASua KANSAS CITT. Kan ass City, AprU Oattie Reoetpts S.SSS head; shrpsnetrts M0: market steady to erreag; Tease steers SS.S0grS.4S; Texas cows 2ULJ; basg steers S3ty4.10; native cows dl.W4yS.s; stnehsss and feeders SS.S0wS.7S: bulls 130X1. Hmj IU. eeipta 4. heed; shipmenui mark.t ftrm; balk aalea at SS.evsjS.46; baavlee tXlifciSir paekors H.eXK-74: mixed hghts 1 SSJ8 trS-74; Torkers SS-sOwLIS; pigs S.h)wle.

Sheep Receipts 7.J04) head; ahlptneaui fkst steady te streager; lames LMae-W; muttons Sil NsTW TOItK. M.I a hwihi rtjiealnta bead; market active: native fteeve peer te prime SS.WS4.tS: ox.a 3.S.TS; balls SlS. dry sews u.S.e. European csbiee qaote American steers at Swloc 4ussee4jemgre-frtgerator beef at TSf- Cairse fceeetsts 1 head: market active: vesls. peer ty fetme S444.

Sheep aad Lacnr Kcelpta Sjanhead: market eetlve: sheep, poor jpetms SXtsyttst lam be. remmoa te choice S4.Tt4TS.S0. Hose rm-capta S.744 head: market eaeMr at JA.V4ra.Je. BAST LIBER TT. East liberty.

April g-Cattls steady prkse Sv lun 1 4U good betchers SJ tOqrtlO; bulla stags aad cows ll.TVgl.ea. Hogs dull ssAWer; pntae selected 14.464.1; beet Torkers f-' bes ss.su4e4: plga as to qsauty roughs TMSosSs. eloelng weak. Sheep eclr prime good S44.le; eern tu; rulla S1.7.SS.J.; cesnmoa te good lambs U-M (V4.S9; vast calves SewelA CINCINNATI. Cincinnati.

April estiva and kjabsr at SS.MV,4jS.S: receipts 1 MS tattle otrong at SS.SsdH.si: rsoslpts head: shipments SOS. Sheep higher at uwi receipts 4CS hoi head; r-'i Sue; lambs St SSJ044.sS. 6EKERAL MARKETS. cancAoo chanojs. Chicago, April was great ban day the wheat msihsl which closed at for May.

or So ever Saturday's close. It get aaalet-asce from ail sartors bat the dsmsnd tor export. Cora was qutet but Sna ea the light receipts and the demded strength ks wheat. Oats were firm, with but little for sale. Hog pred-sets were quiet aad showed Utile change.

These waa soma strength developed daring the last hour aad) pricee Improved soma. There wss a very good trade aad moderately settee market ts wheat withia I14rVo rasge, prices changing quite frequently wttbla this limit. The feeling devetove wee firmer aad higher prices ruled. May selling up te sTo aad July ts r4Tise, part of which waa maintained ts the etoee. Showing aa advance ot Site.

The iw was at Ss advance aad sold op IfcSVHo. broke rellled See. eaeed eg a little and elessd as The early stisagth aad hlgbee unalag was ettrlsstasle Sa a measure the httaeonrl crop report, which bums the oondlUoa et the grewhsg crop at Tt per eeet, against par cent, hut year. The isaWI rising ef the Ohk report et ST per cent, late Satsrday wss as doubt akss a fart or The eut-lnspectfcm was llbersS aad silled ths strength, as did the moderate Northwest axmsaat Shorts covered treaty. te have provided, tor outstanding contract, met week baying Is aheut LsuksOS bism.ls, and tbss smtsrially helped te sdvaace prioes, The Liver- OSVS Trass Svews esepll tse enmaa ea iwhat aystarteal staUerice by eahUng that tcapertmg ginmirsss ef Europe have sa.wvs.Msj hisikils Isse wheat la eight te draw from thaa the teti.spomUng thssefisss.

The can Ufa tnos It get some nttle lnfcsioa of the setvssse la wheat, aad with MMBknn naarhaf Ths chief Ol. moot ef strength was ths higher prise which wheat was bringing, but the receipts were only moderate. May at ss4SMea, ranged tress 2.gss4kS aad sasesd at asOska The market for oats was eetlve frota start te Bnlsb sad a big bsslsess was trsnaaosseV The feeling wss firm snd prices closed higher thaa they did Balarday afternoon. Sympathy with wheat started the uprising and the holding est et the fli ins us ka that market was very lnftnenUal la russnlng the advance ee cats. Billing was sot very tree nmXSX ea tewerd the clcea.

whoa orders were sll readily ailed and prices lost seme ef the early gals. May closed at SOteo. aa advance of fee over bsuardag's rrsvisloaa started firm os the rwa.ef boss previmr te be smaller thaa sallmofsd packers suppUad the early dwmand ralher freely aad crowded the price back a UrUs after the early advance, bat orders te say seeseed plentiful aad thg market wee la the end takes from tin use the control ef the peckers ssd closed at the highest prices of the day. Compared with Saturday' a closing prices May pork la SOc higher, lard Ss up for May aad lve fee July ami short ribs are Se higher for both May end July. SS care: ears 212; eats SSS; hogs U.000 bead.

The laadSBg rsrerea ranged aa faUewei (DpVsTiRsktoer-'sitB If odye Arttctas. lag. est. est. Close.

Cloea. WHEAT I April. 4H! 44 43 1 May. SS 7 44V i Jsae SiH 47. 4M.

4ia 47 July. sTs Si-, COKN April. I May. rH SOH 1S SWk Si July. HH Sl'tj Sept.

S2a U' SI). OATS April. 1 It- 1H f. 13 Jely. M)7t pi SX Sept.

Sum Seta 2u4 Su'a PORK ApriL SSSTH SSSS SSSS SSH SSCS Msy. 4S 4S 4se 42w J.y. IS EUs St S2w KJLRD S09 SS SOS OS May. OS 11 OS I 14 July. SSs SS SSs 111 ID BIBS April.

4 4 SS 4 4TH 4 SS 4 SS 4 ut 4 te 4U. 4 It III Juy. 4 74 4 71 4 4 44 4 71 Cash qwetsaloas were aa riourW later pslosU SS-lseXSS per barret; winter straights tlee-M: sprstg patents fUw S.40: sprtag straights tl.S03.SS; bakers' SAIOW la Market aomlasl. Orals Ne. I sprisg wheat SSe; No.

da tt'A C4e; No. red SStvse; No. corn SVNtS Sws; No. hu lSVac; No. while do 21gllaci No.

sfclt de IS.S)2ec: No. ry. Me; No. 1 barley nemrnel; No. 1 Saa seed SMfcCj prims Umorhy seed SS.SSwS.SS.

PrevtaHns Msss pork StUtrtS) per lord SS.Ss per 10S short rib sides, loose. S4SS 4.49: dry salted bused. S4ew.Ski short sssor sides, based. S4J44AaA4. Whl.ky inatUisrs' finished goods, per g.Ilos SLSS, sugare-Cst leaf Set graasUtsd S.27e; standard A S.3e.

Market aeeslsal. Os ths Prodste Exchange te-dey the butter market was steedri creeunerlea 2ee)le; dairies lotrila, Kggs steady at Wit Reoeipta Flour 4.114 T.SOS bumW sis; corn oats rys a.ww; sarey St. sua. k. Shlpmsota Fiear 4,000 berrels; S7.WUU bushesi 1 SS.SS Ml.wSt; rye bw sa.es.

NEW TORK. New Terk. April Bauer Receipts S.ISS psckssee: market qwl.t; Weeaers creamery Us Sue; Klgias JMc CheaeeRe. eipls pakagMi mark.t etaerfy: targe iWV; small lvc: part salms Swe'ec; lull skims Static. Fags lie.

eeipta IS. ISO psAksges; market steady; piste aad Pennsylvania ISwglSet WseMra lie; tktuthers, laa.ellwC Flour-Recetpts 14.ee barrels: experts 17.vt market etrung and aouve. wita a seed ieeal demand, paruoularhr fne sprlag pateats. which wera raised leglis ell sruD4: closed struug; winter patsats SS.bJw4.Si; Mlnsesota palesis SS 4eblSi. Suuthern Dour artiva Rye near a- iv.

aad superfine S2.7SaS; fancy tt-ltQ St. Buckwheat Sour lt-2a. Corn meal active. Bye quiet at 44c Barley eteady at SW4Ss. Barley malt quiet; Western 4444o.

Wheat Receipts l.hs buehels; exports pot market stronger: Ns 1 hard "4V. ta elevator. OorsRsceipls SS.S0S beehels; exports L-s; spot market etruogerj No. SVSt.e ia. elevator.

Oat. Reeple Its. OSS ba.ba.ei mpeete 42.100; spot snamsl nreaari o. ea, HV ArsMri shipaanTlsOQ.goi gules, wwsT taiet, Bees steady. OsS -J MEDICAL.

JJiSfvai to 4 cay uix iitW Ss. mm 1 SSLemte, 1 fTm StriatamsU gg. Tfsiu umimt mm ulaTl gl-aa eSsSwasssTkawdes tt ta. urM aTTsmoa. 1 1 tm.m pa aaaxT axe sasaesare, aa MsuVTPOst MTO.

COe aassesss, QjUjk Agx.T.r.Tarylss CeOL. K.sss sAssnJsSl CTW Of-D DthgltSg SB. OTTON ROOT PILLg uses savaaxrwg, sr at kad remit. SeitjtaMMmi4eiial4aiSi si. re.

S.SLaaHht4SlZS SVSIS SPSS, at. a. Sails. ate. remedy See tM, Syeraatirf kea tlhkea, sssssers! dise s.rg...

er say infiisjsj. IMS, tiiksllis er oleerar ties ef maeess sasee- le sswt Sa to rrl tl-ss. or hssrtin, TS. sa tusisss seat ea Ursa. Tatd fismf wsil imam akeeed St fJ SS; BossSsl; reSsed stead r.

Pars fixsvi mess ed, S.ld, Met ear weshi Flgme Ms Vsllew dubU Persateum sell; Cnltsd nkissl at SkSX Bsaust firmt stsamee. turn sins te good H-7Jajak Tw twiiM ateady at 2sidU9e. rig Iraa aulas Sawtheva StlwlAJIet Nermees SnSTJ-s. Ceee-w- steady bcoasrs prise I'ASTaJ kvsrmngs prlaa. SlAlfrMl.

Lead steady brscrs' psua ItSfte-Kxrbange price Tin quistl atsslghss, platw weak. Spelter gniati da S4.14. Cotros ee.g on. prucos newnsjsiiwi ay aex Sg lS pctaxs) raled quiet bat general. ly Aem oa faretga buying orders and ssaralty arqv a bsgsn local senses taiiswug deer 1 of Tt4 elessd daU at a net advance ef lr) psinist sbIm ltd begs, tnatudtns Masxh at aflei spot.

Kier dall: Ne. Mttei mlid quiet: Cesdevw WVd-iaoa soioa Sue bags ItirarilTt and 4u bass Saa-aulilai at ni ale wma Wurar Raw tlxms amtmm bass Cttat centrtrugai. se teat, at es-isai iwr Ssnma aestafugal ax l-iaoi ran now -e 1 1 St. Leal a Arm riour duO. firm end high-rri petests li.btr3.7Li extra fancy SS.14ws.44S) reaey SXSegS; coeise Iiu6 2..

Whoae-Then Missenrt crap report, shswmg a peer eeadfeuos opeslns. both bails nd besrs buying frosty, 1 snd the market advaL .4 all rtey, rlaeing 1'rlf il i.U nigwer 1DM U11. I wr. kat lower: No. 1 red ra 'Jo In ejevaBsr.

T3r74e spot mar- sf en track; May J-ijri'. -July ta-ac. earn Futures firm, advandna ermuathy wttsV wheat and olMlng Ss above xturdayj spat mas, k.t unlet and etredyi No. Used eae Jt.tt May JHac; July 2ac Oats stures ntsi au Msher. but quiet: mrtt strong; No.

2d cash lttec; May July le.Rye nemlnsl; SSre en track. Bauey steady. 10 cseal 1.40. Bran scarre; 47e bid eeet track. FIAsr seed steady at 5c; Umothy Mi t2.mU.

Her, quiet but firm for chetee gradra; prairie M. I timothy S7g IS this elila. Butter quiet end unchanged; Eggs quiet: freeh hisky SI 2 Lsad strwag aad advaanns; for spot SXSS was bid aad IS cara refined sold for April ssd May as. SS.S2H. Spelter hlsker; rem eoid at Saw1-, Cottes ties snd bagxlng rmchantel.

Port ipu.ti standard mree Jobbing, new SS-iS; old ta -A Laxd-1 -1 1 w. buaaMi ahoul rira ts'zj: tones rib. s.5it: ti.bm. try salt meets, boxed boulders rt6vtV4.i S4.1S; rubs St-Ii; shorts S4.S7W- BALTIMORE. Baltimore, April Flour dutlr Westarn sw 'pevone SXS0-JJi): family 4i.4-jtJii wiat.r wheal patent J.w4.u.: do Silnl.7li.' receipts U.

barr'is. Wheat firmerr spec and. month niJV May 73V7lsc: bouthem eheal on grade 75tyTo. Corn duJt end Brrai spot an4j monih Stgaeei May S4.v4c: raceipiaSVki buehele: Soutbera while coea 34tc; yellow Xic Oat. eteady; No.

Veetern r-Kjio'ec; receipts. lUSaS buehels. Rye dull No. i -Western Hay firm aad tracaengevl. Grain Ireishm uulet: stsam to Liverpool per bushel Sd for Aorli.

for Slay; Cork foe orders per quarter ts Sdti -s 44 for April. Surer firm and unchanged. Hut-, ter sseadv ssd cnchsBsel. Esse firm: freeh. UVed.

I Timet sternly aad unchakged-NEWOKLBANs. New Orleans. April S. Krw PTodnrts Irrweey, Pork, ski 14-71 Lsrd. reflned tleece 14.2j-Pcxed meats, dry salt skeelders S4.Pei S4.7S.

Bacon, aides tiJX Hm chsics sagar-eared Coffee. Rio firm) ordinary te fair ltwlil7lo. Flour steady: extra fancy SS.S Crt.TQl i at.nl. fJ-V Corn meal iult at St. 41.

Bras dull et Io. Rsy easy; rrlme SlkSeClS; choice tll.tovi. Cars quiet; No. I sacksd white snd mixed 'o; yellow Sis. Oets quiet; No.

sacked Sso. Sus.r firxr op ketue SVS1S-14; cntrtfugsl whites 4 S-144 -14o: yellow 44e-lCc; seconds StJ 1J-16C. Molees steady: opes keUHo. DM. ta Oral hands; oeutri- fusel lot S-laow KANSAS CITT.

Kansas rrty, Arrtl S. Wheat Inactive: No. bard ita: Ne. nominally 4-WWei. reiwned mesMaslly SSeHOo; No.

r.47' Ne. sprtns nonwaalli sic No. wmjsto ed fie. Cam. mixed htghor-.

less fer white, v. 1 mixed SJTSVVc: Ns. wnite SeT't'a. oix, Ne. 1 sedi; V' Vo- Rye? No.

njmlnejly S34tS4e. ITsy TOChoie timethy SUi-llW: oth.r grades 4H.W01 sralme. ehetes S7gS: ether grades Bflja-SlrTseam-ry wlah at It Wise; ia.y Egg woak at Sao. CLtClNNATL Ctneiiraarl. April FVmr ftrmerr faney SS.SS OXSO; tamWy SiTvys.

Whsat strtrnx: Ne. I re-1 Itc; receipts 1.1'S bushels 1 no Cera, strong; No. mixed SI Wo. Oats tlrm 1 No. mixed tie.

Rya Inw. Ne. 4Sc. Lard steady at S4.M. Bulk meat, steady et S4.7t.

Baeoa urna at IUO. Whisky steady 1 sal's .41 barrels ax, 11.22. Butter steady: taocy Blgln arvaanery "ft Ohio dairy lie. Sugar turm. Eae atea.ly-i Worcbssss awadyj te prime uhle TOLEDO.

Toledo. April S. Wheat active and hlghert NrTs ci-TW; Msy 74Sot MfWWJ' rttve and firm; No. 1 mlsed oi SOW: May S0we. Oats sieedy; Ni.

2 mesjea e-i Ry. dull: No. Clov.r seed higher ssd steady 1 prime casai Detroit. April S. Wheat stronger: No.

1 wtrtte, T4c; No. red 71e: May July tea. Oats. Ne. whit SSo.

Ryo, Nov a SSO. Ciaver-aaed S4.6S. VCHRLS KCPPLT OS" GRAIN. New Terk. April visible supply ef, grals April 4, rem Pi 11 by tbeNew Ts.

prMsneEsehatutw. Uesfo.lowsi 0J0 uecre.M crn lgyss.i''S In araaee 4iS.o0l osts V. lZ rrase 44.000: rye l.R2S.0. bu.hels. Increase Otiu barley 1 1 ei nu.n.te, TURPENTINE MARXETS.

Cnsrieoten. April 4. Rosin tlrm a St-StM-Sk. Spirits of turpoutme firm at -rm-a. WUwjinsten.

April a ftoem Hrrni strsuneet, SXPJe-dtoid ri-Si. tpiric. turprntune. iieady MSStWT Tar tlrm. Cru.ls turpsatlne, eoleti hard Sl-Jo.

sets S1-7'I virgin L9. faaaah. April oplrlts ut uxrp.iu.lnw firmt st SSisS. Beala Hrm. ST.

LOCIS WOOL. St. Lrmia April 4. Th. wool market Is Vw- MlMrntrtwid IrUnols n.1him 13 utHc; lUtbt tine- heevyflne mie; Ivane-s aod Ne-j rnska mJdlt7errUct light On.

at Texe. and AruoMi medium llv mln-aWwllo; light tme SwOo; heavy fine C4yTTON-MARJCieTS. Waw Tork. April Corten futures nuu l.U baJw January Sur fweT Jvne PetrtembVr Odoser l.tta; NovetuW HtsieVenuUH and m-ulyr middling i nPScwfCu4m SeditoTi: tesy trading wss wstnn very nsjww; ntuees. thi rotsl treutls reaobing beSSTsVd the tr of th.

marwet.wlth- TpeT A little ioe-1 -kort mter-t was dTsoevVred. en wtihh the market railed SU4 I K2mg -td TStrw, tZLm -esMn, th. fn-s -'the desnend for American cotton. There 'jess rmxsvement to sdvlcea sei country TfiaTk-e ws- sod to puinte ttlsner. AVrTE-mxon ri rmddnsw.

TieUllli "74 xpeno tv. the New ts-ieane. Aprii quiet asA steady: middling 71c; low miolmr -l4 gJaoVdmawy 7V4c: tw recess S.4JS bales pv. 4.444. eH.k shaatoa.

Apn 4. iton steady: mldnnng THc; nel receipte 747 bales; gToss i.41.7. luempbis. April 4. Cotton steely; mklrlltng 7 t-iacT rettpts bslus; 444; etovS 71.

WW; ealee p. lout. A.j,rll C-Jm nolet; mM41lng Tkr; sale. 44 baiee; receipts 2.21 slupwemS S.47S: stock S4.1S1. ('iBolumtl.

April S. Cotton quiet; ralddllaS ''ijelveston. April S. Cetlon quiet end oa. changed; middling 7ic: ealee llee; reeeipuS 4J2S4 balea; experta S.74S; s'l -X 14.

COTTON RBCEirril. f(w Tork. April A The tellowlng are the, total net recelpis of couoa at ail the ports elnce September Oolveatoa. New Orleans. fSf-? Motels.

Sawaaaah tbarieaton. i Wl ni rarten. 14.4S' Norfolk. SI4.MJ Baltimore. New York.

Boeton. 111.41 1 Newport News. I Ji2 PMUtd-lphla. tT.tsf Waa Point. 1 Ptranewlck.

Pesuau'trta. Port IVsU Texas City. sl.271 Total. 4.71W.S4 NS7W YORK I'KT OOOLS4. New Tork.

April S. The market was startled this swrnlog by aa April snow-storm, and whi a good ausaber of visnhsebrs were on the aWt their Inquiries were ry rlluwed by free selee 11 in turning clot lie were at Swe. roRElUN PRODUCE. Liverpool April S. Te-day Is a honday the OstSus.

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