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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NFW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST, NORTH RIVER.
rect connection to and from Brooklyn via Annex Boatf
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier

FROM sTATToNs OF
NEw-JER3EYI. r GEN n a I'D DIVISION
nom brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1S, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON, "Bound Brook
@ at TC ;i a i S" 49, U S S OO
Direct connection at Wayne Junction fCr Germantown snt
Chestnut Hill; at Coluubia-aye for hanayuaA. Consho
hocken aud Norrstown.
DTAwTyG.ROom CARS on all Dag Trains and SLEEPING
OARS Night Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth and Green .ts
7:3O, $40, $3.50, HOO a. No. l;l5' $A5, 540 90 loo
Berksst E at BIO $50 500 n i0O $3.50, $50, $3.50
D, m SUNDAY, s:l5 M, 4:30 p. NJ
g6S io6s, "a q M I:6I 40 s:3l 53S p m SON:
FOR AWiiLL liz at e45 746 900 H. S40 400
For sTuNBUnY ana LEwIsBURG at Gas. 7.45 a. NJ si4s
For READING and HARRISBURG ct 7;i5, 900 II15 a IN,
100, 1870, 400 $780, 1900 m. sundays at $3.50 p m.
For SCRANTON at 6:l5 300 8 M. 9:.5 p. m.
Fr R and P5T IS,v. N q 80 9oc 10,
For DRIFTON ut Gas a. m, 3l5 p m.
For TAMAQUA at $40. 7i5, 900 M TO- 1880. 5.5 400
For pF'ruIEJIEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
81 6l5 900 IN, loo. l30, S45 5;SO p m Sunday st
$50 q m.
For EAsroN at 65 900 u 1:OO 1:9O. s:l5. AGO. 49,
$50 D. IN. sundays, $50 p. m.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For RLE IN at S4I 600 m loo l3o AGO. ''o
For soMERVILLE at 643, 900 1880 li:i6E r. 30 lSQ
Ssvs At qS 500 go 800 Gs SG S SG 800 So $780, Sun
For INFIELD at $40, 7;45, 800 $50 1920, Ills m
100 lS6 800 845 400 4iSO 900, 5:l5, $50 900 $50
m, 1880, 400. $500 900, 300 pm
For ELIZABETH at Sis. 6:45. 7l5 74s, 800 $50 zoe
$S9 1892 1877 s.5 400 LIZ AZ 4so 4 800 liz $50
6I5 800 6l5 $50 65 ZOO 7:So, 500 si5 80 1e9O,
$50 0:00 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 500 b45, e:l5, 645 TAB 1870 500, SIS
lIS' 200 $50 500 80 900 40 zoo Sl5 $50 Y;S
1890 m sgNBAYs at s0o SlS o lGi5 sU 1900 M
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE SO, Toll rail- al
300 5l5 M 1890, 800, 600 pm. SUNDAYS (e1eori
Ocean Grove) at 400, 1O{5
For FREEHoLD-At5, s:I5, IL a M, 1880 4bpm.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNE0AT at 9;l5
g. m 1850 43O with through parlor $50 y.
For VINEI.AND ami BRIDGETON az 1880 pm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
3. From Pier No. &, North River, Wis Sandy HOOK.
FOR LONG BRANCH. EATONToWS. eto. at N.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Nsrth Rieer. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK. April 2, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoAI-Anthrace has had moderately fdr aE ppces
bnt tbe demand las materially inproSed fI'
are wen maintained as rule Cargocs alongsde quoe q,
- ~; BitumiuOus continues uuli anu ahho'' ~ -
50 71aSi %. 90, -, ,,r fair options
COFFEESpot. Rio dun az r IN nSints sales
81 go bass closing follows: April ssU@o ~
9GO10 June OdP.lO; July aud AUGUST, o. a. ,ttuui
Sentemie- and October Gi000l5 bid and Gskcd. hhu
grades ouiel fO1 bags MaracibO sold on prVhc t' In
COR5AGI,-In fair CbbinS demand but prices easy IN ia
pympathv with The decline in Hemp Manila duoeu Oh 'o
basis of IA he and Ssal i0c. o,- .o- ,,,o.
CO1TON-spot Cotton lice higher sass, sot Iso on
last cvepiu' including 3l Tor ensuing anu lou '
sJe Delivered ccnuacts 4loo Da. "a
The quotations according 10 the AhorlcaL e'e.S''" nv
fn
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW and ST. JOHN. -, -. .
Leave Pier Al, n r. foot OF Canalst every week ay a
p.lu 100000 .o,ooio5 +o, oil stations IN
NcW.Yors II. RI and also tickets Of the y anu
H. r. r. good for passage aud stater0Om Deith' hoomS
warmed
EOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, - ,..
4 Landing at Cransons west Point Cornwal, new
burgb Marlboro, Million, r. ughkeepsie ana ESopus =,
Connprng with Ulster and Delaware ana stony loVe X ~
St,,u,loats JAMES ". BALDWIN Gnd CAlShIs LII leave
daily at .. M. Pier foot OF Harrison-st., \. IL
TVROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
Al North River FOOT Chri tOphcrst daily except saturday
nj Is m connecting with morning trains Tor the North ana
West. Sundays steamer touches at Albany.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILkOAD.-Passeng
trains leave dopot Cortanjt and d. sbrosses SITS
az -:lO a m go and D. for EasOn Bethlehem Alien
town Reading, Msucl Chunk, Nkesbsrre, lowande, wa
very Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West PnInan
daily. Local trains at o. u ana oso
=. m. for EastOn. Bothlehcm and COOlay. - - -. -
Trans leaving a. $40 a m. ana $40 p ~ connect or
ali points MahauOy aut Hazeton coal regions sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
az p ,o,.-, -. i, o.u.,..,. e..
i. B. BYINGION, q. p: A.
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Otear Steamers.

GENERAL TRANSATLAN TIC COMPANY.
II Between New.YOrk and HaYT&
CompanY's pier (newL No A. North Ryo OtOf Mort)ns
e. tan W etlncstuf April 80 H.
80 NANDIE. Frangeul. ......... Wed "a 49, . D.
IAHUADOt Collier ........ "Wednesday. Aprl Z - - III
cheeks payable at sight amounts 10 su tho Benqus
Transatlantique OF Paris
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent, No. g. Bowling Greea
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF THURSDAY. April y II a. m
CITY OF Saturday. April IL. y m
CITY OF MONlREAL...... thursday. Arll H. O.JU
From Pier 80 new numner) North River.
CABIN PASSAGE, 500, $40 aud $780, Intermediate, $40
sTEERAGE, froIa the Old Country, SILL from New-fork
s2S . - -. -. 49, -
Qmited 81 aud 33 Broadway y. Y.
'''''''''' phiade phia once No. los South sth.sL
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/ 81 ER' ~ tAWAY, better known as the
:t.W.i pEr. Ike ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL,

Arrangements OF trains fr0m Chambers-st Depot
coaches 10 mYham,on. Enira and Buffalo. Sleeping
coaches to Cleveland, tincinnau and chicago. =,
SPIN daily, ST Louis Limited" Expfeas.NO extra charge
Tor fast mePulman Sleeping Coaches 20 Buffalo arriving
bsro s I sa MANS M a1SSh y 4h .o M
Cincinnati $50 ~. Ions $40 second day Connect
ing trains arrive Detroit BIO nj Toledo 5:20 and IDd
N (Da)-Pacac Express the West solid Train Of
Buffalo Niagara Falls CINCINNATI and Chicago Hotel aud
bune Slaoking Coaches 70 Chicago
Lao 5S $40 6 o $40 $50 $50 ico u a @an hSse
Paterson 100 900 $50 lO2O m II moon i4S $50 .lo
6l0 $50 6l0 $3.50 73o sis 1890 aud ~ midnight Sun
Newark aud Paterson via Newark b:io sac i5o $40
40 90 o;50 620 1880 sp and II midnight saturday
sunern 200 1920 l4b 800 $50 $40 S:l5 and IL
midnight sundays $50 1920 m las $50 m and II
Warwick 700 4sOpm
NeNburg aud Cornwall 1850 ga m $3.50 43O 6pm. Sunday
ROndOut and Kingston and Montgomery a IN 400 IN.
Goshen 100 1920 m $3.50 $50 $50 sl5pm sur
day y $50 1920 am $50 p m. - ...
$50 1920 M $50 nm The trains q n M and ar n N
trains connect with New York, Railroad
at Mainst The n train stops at Msinst only -.
lO:2o m $3.50 SPIN.
Boats leave 2Sdt quarter of quarter after each
1913 p m 10 l2:i5 a every hour
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders for the checking
Nos en- so o. Or %sS Ss e
oo1rtst, Brooklyn, or at the ccspanys Derois,
Express trains FROM the West arrive in NewYork at 7le
soy 10 JOHN u A s een pass Agent NewYOrs.
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ Trains leave for kpgowood. Coster Piermont and
Nyack $50 i0ami $40 toO $50 Gao $50 ia mid
Nsaus spfss valley sD and S' SSnaey 7lO 10 am 4so
! JOIN N. ABBOTT. esuq pA..E Agent. Nsw.Yssa.
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Z, From Pier No: :, North River, Wis Sandy HOOK.

Tckots can procured Liberyss North
River 81 1862 267 1901 27l 4lq, 72 944, 1917 and
l,323 Broadway 131 aud iAs Gih-aye Riyingonst 10
EewYork city. In Brooklyn atNos Courst Iis PrOad.
tyNi ls9 Atlantic 10 Hoboken 2GA Washington-st,
H. Y Company will cali for from
hotels o residence ii destinatiOn.
J. L. wooT1EN, General Manager G. q. IA NCoCk g.
p and T. A. H. p. BALDWIN, O. f. T. A, MS Libertyst,
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CHARMS
STARINS =,
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
Office Pier iS, N. r. foot Of COrtlaDdt-st.
COngnments OF freight Forwarded directed any pas
VI the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders cei ~ for delivery Of all kinds freight and NED
snahdse any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAN
8OR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF description promptly ghtered TO any
In the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBoAJ = BhEGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCgRsIONs.
steNmer JOHN II. ST. RE. Sor NEwHAvEN. leaves Pes
- n. r., foot OF J4t-ndtst at p. daily. lsrNDAYg
>xcepsed
Freight points D. L. W. R. R. received Pier 10
For Now uJysn and points East. at Pier Is.
NORTH -. ORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eeyon Miles roc
Ten Cents via steamers frem Pier l. Il, foot OF White
hanst.
rE's. - a. - " RI, Communipsw N J.-Dry DooxA
Malir an Eg;G tops Everything apperainns TO th<
:. % !. 2 - Il ess
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GeGrNcrS.

ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all grades tutors e0ycIncSscs lecturers comranous
&c circulars schools Charge To those employ
Ing teachers teachers uutn engaged. T. MIRIAM
COY RIEKE& Co, 81 East !, tI.st., | mon square.
4 CENT? EMAN for French and German :;
~ salary 80; another for frcehand drawing ana Eng
hsb; Grammar school Assistants 10 90 west. Apply to-
a. LO\ ELL co" 10 Astor pace, \. !. Olty.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, Goyernesses, sup.
N. Piled free TO employers schools recommended 10
parents FLORENCE F-TCH, y Union square.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ hkhed 1853 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pm
vste Pupils Families Schools, COLLEGES Circulars o. Good
schools with reliable information free TO parents skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp -
J. W. sCHE&MEKHORN Co, last l4tLstnN y
COVERINGS OR COMPANlON.-A lady
" desires position cOmpan orgOyelness with ladies'
going TO turOPe: Speaks GCuln and frcnch; mas hYcd
abroad knows principal cities, places u interest hotels ec
could take charge Of all travelling aTangemens references
Address Europe care Mrs. Young
Fulton Teachers Agency No % Union square y @" YORK
AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-Ihe
II higher English branches mathematics au0 music; in
srunental vocal music, also for ngs French Lat
in Methodist; another for emacs and natural scicnCe7
french lay teacher another with German and needle
work uaTOn boarding school German tutor with ltngsh
Cor family in city. H. HE7't, 30 west @Ist5I
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RrrrNO April -CGs-GeceiPts today, 80 head total
Tor W ok TINS Tar 500 head same tnc LIST Tee1 1000
head couglgIel through 1913 market stayi Fair 10
cont - 6ja&j 20; oxen, 50 JO@t5 49, Light 10 Good
Receipts to-day 400 head: total for week thus far
100 head! iof tinc last "ech, 1900 head consigned
'irgh cars good demand at full prices; FAR TO Good
western s. ljdfi 10 Choice 70 Fancy, 80 oOd@o ooi west
q o5HHscciptI to- i7 100 head: total :or wcok thus
'ar iUIl head; Tor same limo last week: 1000 htRd
consigned tIou d, Gooi 70 ChOgc Aot"eIs 20 %
5 o. Light AXed. - Jou&J 49, Good Mediums ~ 100
Il -. lga. lIAsI -.
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Art Schoc-s City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
w beginning TUESDAY. oct. 1G, in DRAINING q H. ara
WATEE-COLOR PAINIlNG, TILL -
apd LA NDSC 4 Pc CHM PAINT NG and DbCORAliO''
STUDIO No. 80 MADlSON-AVl~
References:
Mr.. y. HUNTINGTON, Mr.. WILLIAM HAhl' MT
JAMES HART, MI. 4. +. BELLOWS
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LIVERPOOL April -Bacon-Cumberlapd Cut,
as Cd iou. Gear MidieS fJs ODD short Clear MlGulcs
as 3D. Short RIBS. As ca; shoulders 500 per cwt Beef
its Tor extra Indian Meas india Ness SO Pork Prime
ncsq bgs p per Dbl; Prime Ness Eastern 49, West
ern T0a LaII-Amercan, g. I'd; Prime Western, As 81
Butter Gj.. per cwt. for uncs United states Cheese
Arerran Choice 7ll Whsat-Bed Western Spring IS ID q
~ lid Rel Winter ud. jt Per GENITAL; NO. sprung
7s ID New western Winter ~. I'd New Ml1ed western,
Ia 3ol california l. -. I'd a IS Adj California NO =
Ia AL ais a. per GENITAL Corn-Mi1ed Old o. Id 10.
nav - Old peT routal Pro u3c-prts OF Turpentiue,
do ~ IOniJn "a 90. d24s M per Cw Refined PelIo-
Ieum ed. per saliOl. Cover seed-Amercan Ked oOS;
f5rs nor VI IalOW, 3Sa. d. per CTt. ROsn-COmmon,
IS I'd 5sc. o. u lOa Cd Linseei Oil 2ls per c@t 80 -
Toy.OS pr 2-PrOiucsLiusced Oil. 4 II 0s. 3l9 l. s.
nor ton Calcutta Lns sod fJs u a. l5 o. per quarter LIN
"a t,kc ~ o. nor ton. EeiuOd Petroleum sd q ell
er Gallon Spirits "a Flrpcnre 23s Gd. OBS Cd per cwt.
lpcrlu OIL goo per con. hO-lh-Comm0n as: Oh
pl. ia glf, Provision Lard, Ass. Od per ewt for
American sugar r Sd Obs Sd cW for cuba Cclsri-
fug py1riZug $50 and l6S 3D. u s. Cd I0r Cupa MUS
coya,0 lalT refining alCat.
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Mem i1nbIltaiions.

TWO USEFUL BOOKS.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1884,
THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
The standard, political and statistical authority
EDITED BY
THE HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON.
PRICE so CENTS CoPY-5 COPIES FOR ONE DOLLAR
TRIBUNE INDEX
for 1888
An Index under Topical Heads OF the worries ls0iy "
ing 1853, US detailed In the columns OF
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
PRICE so cents
Index OF the previous years 1S75-1 gu 81
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after Feb. %, 1884.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
HsI6uT Pt,oar the West and South 5 Win ps%1s
and Chicago limited Parlor Dining Smoking and Sleeps
w n Sa'p Lock Haven Cory and Erie q:
f Psro e e daily eIeet sunday
arrive washington t9o M ReS1 ara va I r. ana 4:
and and and nd. II % night 1 r sunday and va
and m a. ana e ngh p M Ana 4 night VIA D.
For nG T c sy: sTSfg aaSs through car
L2 T 5faHS and Am6oy mo- II nOoa & On
s1nd9y m and M G0 not stGP II
Jersey City afordng speedy and direct transfer foT
TIai1s arrive From P.ours SlO and ll:2S NJ 7SS and
2 S9 anS s aaf asS SiSf' ss
$50, $40 1000 and 1896 p sunday $50, 500 M.
d SS S9S CsS From tESR 500
S $50 go &1n S6 10 S oS5 isO s1J
$40, 1885, 02O, 1905, 1920 and 1885 D. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRA5Ns EAcg E wAY o wEEK PAY 6 AND on
PAIAI 2 IN NEw-YoRB
DOUBLE TRACK TIE N2sE 5 TR G9lsy E9uIr
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Tanslcave NewYOk VIA and cOrtsns
S3S sS $50 and Limited Il lIaOa , s2S
$40 g. Z end p 10 and ~ night s" aSa p MN,
Trains leaving daily except sunday 100 $3.50 and
l:l0 N, 2. 4, and p m connect AZ trenton ZOE
Camden.
S6 Trains . ssTe s9esps MSs ap E4sS9
H. and III 5a Qimed Express 1850 and $50 p M
800, 4, l35, $3.50 A. t530 Limited, $3.50, $40 $40
and pm Leave Philadelphia via Camden 300 D. N
daily except sunday.
aG f 6ct q ' aa a 20 sESdy9 A9t
and Brookyn Annex station, foot Of Fultonst,
BTockiyni Bushs Hotel Hoboken station Jersey City
kngnt Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Gar
aen.
baggage frQm hotels ana residences. -
CHARb IS r.. PUGH, J j.. WOOL
Grn6Ia Manager General PsSs'r Agent
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For Boys and Young Men

4 LEXANDER INSTITUTEm-AIiitary Board
a ing School, Waite Plains Ny oiIWlb"i7' fh.p" rim
A HOME-LIKE SCHOOL for
N Young Boys. t. HlNDs.A \. NJ Hampstead L. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The IN
1dersgned an expesncGa py oJ s a% iGa ess
bF. e WfE .HI On, Lyme Conn
DETTS MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ID conn on Prospect Ill., outside the yillse, very heaty
sdcs o 6f 6ns 81 S FT PS1S9s send catalogue
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned Or rejected cqHad GEE,i c,se'
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepares for College or Business Finely located health
i' ~i'' '"o' O's"' Rev WI. C. B0WEN A. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
~ n s * a%d d @oi Gf saS3 S'f
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Wqr,steT Mass o54 ysiS h1rdg information 3D.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
ON's'i -0 ''N' Coi. THO. HYATT, President
PYE. Y.-Bradtord Mansion SGhoo One Omen
For Young Ladies-Country.
PORDENTOWN, n. j. Female ColleSe
pcor Music and Al fq; e m Pre- Saf '
oAih ,25aI 1Eoron SAFE IS SoareGs 18Th year:
Rev. W n VEL WGIL5 ;oio w. Principal Hisatsto1n, NJ.
For Both sexes-Country.
4 FAMILY SCHOOL, on farm ii miles
~ from NcwYork FLUSHING Railroad Children receive
ton. bfrs. II. &. MOEI;ELL, Manhasset, l. l.
VLAVERACK COLLEGE
y and HUDSON River Institute Claverack y u
3 VEAL Il.
FITS for ALL COLLE6JIN aud BUSINESS.
French. Art and Music sp@ciltiC9 B0tl sexes
school continues open during july and August
Iev. ALONIO FLACk, Pm - PTesident.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia Nyack on the Hudson.
Roth FNES. 40 EXTRAS Bt MUSIC AND AXE.
Private instruction backward scholars. 500 send iOT
now catalogue ". III. BA%NISIER, \. NJ, Principal
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~prNrCu rEpNTAN

L ITALIAN, SPANISH, - ~. -,
NATuRAI MET Cd nv NATIVE PROFESSORS at Tie
NETWORK CONSERVATORY otMUSlC
; EAST l4th-st, 3 ,ors East Of 6THAVE
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prrFALo y. Y, April Flour dali and White Winter
grades . &c lower. Wheat dull No Hard Duluth held at
81 - cash saes cars No Amber az - o. Corn stronger;
slss cars High Mixed 5kc. New Mixed at ole
cars Good Sample o. dJ3c. oats unchanged Barley
scaTce and trm. Railroad frcights to New York
steady Railroad Receipts-Flom, 800 bills, Wheat 1000
TarIry $40 bush. RrOal ShipmeutsFloiT, 1900 bbls;
Wheat 81 900 bush; corr 32.OjU BUSH oats 650O bush
BARLEY $500 busli Rye. 1000 bush
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GUNNER Resorts.


DAVIIION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
Isp, Long Island. OPEN House heated with steam
JAMES SLATER Of the " berkeley jthaye and 9thst,
owner and proprietor.
DROSPECT HOUSE,
n SHELTER ISLAND,
J.. l.. N Y-Ths popular and wcLknown hotel VIII open
about o. and other information
call address the proprietor, -,
d. p HATHAWAY, No 1876 Madis0naVe, NeW-fOrK'
GUMMlT, \. J.-One mile from depot; first
> class ACCOMMODATIONS for am les; house, mOlern i'm
proycmcnts; high ground fruit shade stable etc. Adj
FOX particulars BOARD. BOY ~ lIlDule Ollce.
rINIE SHELBURNE.
ATLANTIC CITY, v. J.
Open all the year, 80 yards from the Beach.
The House specially deifOr winter is thoroughly
heated and has three large galleries OF them on the
second floor EDWIN ROBERTS.
NNANTED.-Adultb Oarders FOR summer, from
w May on farm supplying milk butter eggs vegetabe
I'm season. good table abundant shade ana pure
Dir 80 miles, Harlem Railroad. Mrs. HOLMES, to-day AND
tomorrow II t0S, No. 43i 7tlravc, or address ~
Box g. Bedford station, Westchester Co.. y. u
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PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-Fiour-lhe market - unsettled
AID weaE; Penusy Family, ~ 5OGSi 10 winter West
rn low grades a - a~l tj Ohio Clear - D Do do.
Straigb 80 81 sG 20; Indiana Clear, - ooatj 60j do
Cirar - o s. 5O do straight So 0OG*G %; Winter Wheat
nsn Bakers Clear - 5OdSi 10;
d. straight - pa uO do. Patent - 50G - Z6i dlune
sota BAKERS Cea 20 U$J ~ u DO straight - . 1880 W
higher, but lacr in the dhy declined and
co.eI weak az the call 20 slight decline from the
Yesterday; there fair speculative de
nd but very Hills inquiry Car Ots; No PensylFana
Nav - al O5l,; june 81 O37sGs "a % July, 81 U3G
sI1i Ceu-Opa shade mer nat the Improvement was
ins e noon call closing weak decline from yester
dy close, the demand for I2t0n and export was Slt
~ ceytor x tr Western No Mixed offered on track at
ne. Denware 40 yellow trace 56c; sail Yellow, IN
dcp1 81 2djSc san Mixed April $50 j694c May 81
95Sr June js1t 50 &C.. July 80 5iAc oats ar lots du
Ii". do Ia e. zoe. Rejected White early, iOc. Futures
osdd gue aud steady about the close OF Yesterday No
White April 39L.G lei May, 4OE4Dl4 June 1CdlO'4ci
Iuv 4OId4UIec Provisions stelCay and prices I'M
sIi b6 no. 40 Mess sl2a$l2 30; Beef Hams %27G
- OG India Beef IN trceg De- Sl Jo Dried Beef
Pork New Mess Sl9GGl9 30; do New Prime Mess
I2slS 2J Hams smoked, "a loci Sides Clear IN salt
ooalO3.cI do smoked II "a c Shoulders in Org salt,
76G73ci DO smoked. S4G 2c; shoulders pickle cured
Slc 40 smoked 9c0lg,. Bellies IN pickle. lOl2G lc do
a. Spoked salt iOatallc IArd-City Rcined $40 OOO
slO M steam So 0SJ 80; Butchers Loose 80 O0dSJ 90;
bnttcr-P PENNSYLVANIA creamery Extra 33aJ3c. western
(reamery Extra 34c Western, Good to Choice -Oc
RnIis gal1c EGGS quiet amt hmer Extra, l9i2d 2Oc.
cheese seadyt Newly ork Fail creams, loo; Western
nir to GOOD ii aql2iQc HugsrRctncd steady; Powdered,
7La7 &C; Circulated. lie; Confectionery A, b4c Fced-
Winter iran II fls 90 Receiptsflour, 5000 bills.
wheat 10000 bush Corn, 10000 bush oats 1910 bush.
shpnents-Whest 10000 bushj Corn, 1000 bushi Oats,
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains Sundays excepted TO Boston al
a M o. No. parlor attached and 10 with palace
sleeping cars sundays &C 10 m with palace sIeep;nf
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
~ ' r. w. POPPLE. Agent.
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Musical.

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ bEAST l4pH.SP. Third door east of JIHANE.
incorporated 1850. -
SPRING Terms COMMENCING.
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Wfean steamers

BORDEAUX LINE.
Id New and direct line 10 the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIREOT' r,
IS. CHATEAU LE0VILLE. saturday API o.
Travellers for France, Spain and Italy Pyreness rau'
First nouding wine $50 toSlOO second Caoa sov
''eOrase' '10' f0' r. lie BoUGANoEB 40 Besverst.
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anetrnrtlon.

-CIRCULAKS OF BEST SCIfUULS
n free TO parents. Please give particulars h. mlhIAM
COYRIERE Il co. 81 East l1th-st. Union square ---
k-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ with judicOus advice TO parents and glarclhs
eors tcochSrs gOvclnesses art and learning recon-
men ed to colleges schools and families KeieHee 10 Ne
families OF Hon Hamilton FISH, secretary lV4t" cyrus "
Field Nine HESSE, 80 West 2lstst. New fdrh
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DORDENTOWN, \. J.-Military Institute.
- Prepares for College Business Finely located health
ful and thorough. For circulars, &c, address ,
Rev VII. G. BONEN \. ", Principal
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIr
MEHT AND THE FASTEST TINT CONsISN'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.