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ehsnred with Common to Prime State veas bringing 5d
&C. and best Bucks County reaching lie Boos' SOLD
Dressed Calves in liberal supply and slow at former
ouotaons or at 2d3c for little Calves 4d9c for Common
to Prime Country Dressed State veas and oeloc Tor best
Buck. County do vhe Choice City Dressed bring 116l2c
In the slaughter houses.
sales-Dillenback Dewey: 60 veals. us n average.
at per n; n do. 121 n. at 34c; 70 do. 125 n
at s 7.sc.
Hsilenbeck Hollis: 90 veals 10, N, at 70 Is
do III H. at SAC; rs do 100 n. at &C. 10 do. 127 H.
&C 1-sc.
Hume & Mullen: veais 90 n at So ; 90 do. ia N.
at 14c; % do 107 ~ at Ice "a do 11s H. at S4c;
20 Bobs" at 81 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 81 cars Of 41st
hcad-1o Jersey City and IL at eohs. and
80 Spring Lambs in Washington Market Total for
days IA $40 head against 2004S head for the same
time last Market Arm for both Sheep and Yearling
Lambs and prices Is TO lac higher Poor TO Choice
Unshot Sheep sold at SIS 50ds7 65 per 100 n Poor to
Choice Yeangs az s6dss 2 with 30 head sold at IS 90
Spring Lambs In good demand at s6dS7 per head for
Fair to Prime with Culs and Inferior stock selling at
81 50ds4
Dressed Mutton firm at 1910 12c for Chicago and
Buffalo Dressed and 10 1-2a11 1-2c for City Dressed
Dressed Yeangs sold at 11d12 12c and Country Dressed
Spring Lambs at So 50ds SO so per carcass.
sa;es-D. Harrington 154 State Sheep, 1oi n. at
Lac per ~ 40 State Sheep and Lambs SO n at &c; 30
State Yearlings 65 n. at &c.
Sherman L Culver 10 Michigan Sheep. 115 n. at
o. per 100 100 do. % ~ at o. 25 10 do. 90 N. at
81 4O 317 State and Michigan do flew Clipped SO n at
So 40 Michigan Yesrlings rs N. at 81 25 ~ do 1oe 12
J. N. Pidcock: 241 Ohio Sheep. 70 n average. at
sc 35 221 do. 70 n at s6 40 DOB do. So n. at s6 So
Newton 4 Gilett: 1913 State Sheep (poor), 62 N. at
IS so 1913 do 1o4 D at 81 25 55 do rs n at e5 go 80
State Spring Lambs poor. at 60 so per head.
z. s. Kase: 10 Jersey Ewes. III n. at 80 81 L.
Haenbeek Hollis 90 State Sheep, % n, at 81 II LIZ;
90 do 81 n, at 90 81 I2 81 do OF n, at 90 so; 90
Western do, 90 n at 81 IL 49, PIT Western Sheep and
Lambs mixed SO d. at sc 90 10 State Lambs. 81 n. at
% do, "a n at SO 90 81 State YearlinRs "a 70. at
o. 225 do, ~ 12 n at 81 62 Ia 43 do, "a n ct 81 10
Everitt Pldcock: 400 Michigan Sheep, 107 n, at
o. 80 per 100 n 80 Michigan Yearings 80 ~ at 50 so.
A. Mullen: 100 m q
&c per n.
O. Collins: 81 Spring Lambs. at e5de7 per head
Everitt Co. 25 Spring Lambs at s5ds7 each.
J. s. Richardson Co. Is Spring Lambs at So each
HoGS-Recepts were 81 cars Of 636 hesd-21 cars at
Jersey City and 10 40thst Total for fve days
90 200 head against $40 head for the time last
No sales reported live weight Nominally dull
at IS 50as5 rs
Country Dressed quiet but unchanged Y
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOU RrRATK TRUNK LINE
on and after December 3 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

On and after December trains Leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
stopping at New Uptown station on l3oth'st. as noted
~ a. Rochester ard Montreal Express. drawing reem
Albans
$3.50 a M. FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTTBULEp LINZ
TED composed exclusively OF Buffet srosiRscar dining.
drawngroom ant for Albany Utica SYRIA
Rochester Buffalo, Ere Cleveland and Toledo arrv
ing Chicago 9:jOa IN. next isy
tlD3O ~ Chicago Express fer Niagara Fas Toronto
Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and Chicago
drawing room cars 70 Capasdsgua and Rochester.
tll30a me- Western Nev-York and Northern Express.
with draw ngroon
800 n M Albany. Troy aud Utica special with drawing
cars 10 Albany and Troy Connects &C Troy for sara
saturdays snly
ts3 NJ Fast CHICAGO Cine pnstl and ST Louis Exprsss
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto Cev
land Cincinnati IndianaDos ~ Louis Toledo Detroit and
Chicago with sleeping and dining crs AT,
Sleeping 10 Pasburg and Montreal via Rouses Pons
and via - Adams also 10 syracuse AMI anandaigne nA
except SUNDAY sunday train dOss not run west Aoan
%. special SleeDar arrives Rochester 7to ~, Bur
t"1l30 D. II, Night Express for Rochsste Bunala
Niagara Fal Torsnfo ClevelsD Cincinnati lnditesosls
81 Louis Detroit aud with sleeping car. sleeping
daily saturday. also %
Canandaigua on sundays only. 49,. .,,...
IL night Albany EIDres. with seeDlng cars 10 Ansny
and Troy Connects with tho morning trains for the West
for araoga Lake George an sr the North eKcep' 'A
tickets aud space drawing cem and sleeping carson
sale Al Grand Cen,r station 4l3. 7S5 and 9&2 BrsafwY
10 Park Place Battery PscA 90 West l25hst an i5stl
ats Brookiyn ant 10 4th st. Williamsburg. ..,-
Wsstcotts calls for and enscks baggage om hs
OF Rnu dsv: others daily except SUNDAY tstop At 3sta
st. ~ InT NV ~ HENRY MpNETT.
General snperintsndent General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

v n. 7. z. % IT.
Trains leave West t2dsL station as folo~s ano ~ sns
earlier from foot OF Jay.sf., North Nver
Detroit and Chcaxo. -951a m., '6:O0 1913 p N
81 LOUIS 900 1915 D. m. .,.-.~
syriouse Bnnaio Roohsster SUSPENSION Bridge N'ass0
Falls 3il5 1888 m, 'SD0, 1915 o. M
Utica BIS 800 ail;30 "a, 900, '*iS D a .exs
kinsson. sansertie. Ousktl. Albany. BID '"io WV
Crassron's. West Poin,, cornwall Nswbars .sis TIA
900 1910. dlli3O m HpD tlo. D0O -sis oa'| A-~
and 't:nO m, Cranston'a CORNWALL New0urx
For Montreal and 'sna Il glst 800 = rsro,ta
HAMILTON London 1855 Q. M 800, 's;l5 n i''"A'~
ie55 IN, 1900. - Is =. m -, n.,ro,.
Elegant slespin for ifAlo. NIAGARA FAAs D'"
Chicago ani ~. LOuis ,.n~ .,..,,
"Daily tDtiv eScent SATURDAY Other trains as I'm
SUNDAY n. I.savs Isrssy CIV r. H. stsusn' az - -
q M f3tso m; aobsksn. West saors stat'oa' 'i"
$3.50 10 ~ ....mnssA
For tick t. time tables psror or seeplnr car sss wan
nation. ipplv hc-$ br,o> rns
ington-.l 1880 Fnfsnst Annex oh'e foss OF raSsiS
New.York Cty-5s3 7s5. 9t2 BroAaw.s zoe ysSt t2dss
foot OF Jzy-st. ". IL " =. - issnh
VAnderbtltava esneE0 sesssAs~ 49,
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SOME NEW BOOKS.

"stll Hours Funk & wagnalls) is q collection OF
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

In conformity with the requirements OF Section Chap
400 OF 1888 OF the State OF New York, public
notice is hereby given TO oil persons Interested that full
opportunity viii be afforded them be heard In relation
to the plan plans now under consideration by tho
houeduct Commissioners for the construction OF the New
Aoueduct from 135th-st and Conventave 10 the Central
Park Reservoir. including the Gate Houses required
thereon all shown upon plans maps and prohles now
In this of1ce.
Said public hearing to be held at the above ONCE Of
the houeduct c. mmlssioners on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
IL, 1855 at o'clock and upon such subseq uent
and times thereafter 10 which said hearing may be
adjourned. until concluded.
By order OF the AQueiuct Commissioners.
JAMES c. SPENCER. President
Attest: JOHN c. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y,rih 9,s:r. fsss:ts AL siIrstis
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

to the basis Of IA Lee FOR fair Rio spot Invoices but te
900 hays soat No at II 94c and 400 bags Ssysnills
az IL LIE The mllder styles were steady sales 126
bags Marcabo IA 6 72 bags washed Caracas at about
1512c; 772 bags Porto Cabello, IL I2e $40 bags 40
IS Sac; and Az bags washed caracas tAe OPo ,
tons representing decline Of 40 points for the Day In
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Cost an0 fonn0.

I OST, on Wednesday, April a, 1888, in
~ transit between United States Mint wa.st. Nsw
YORK. Aih asd FIsbush sves. Brooklyn canvas oag
containing geld SILVER bullion Tho finder BY returning
gsson giving Information leading 10 Jus re-
will be literally Call send Information
TO PINKERToN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
sc Exchange place. New York City.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEsRAPH.

CHICAGO, Unisu Stock Ytrts April 6.-Tns
journal reports Cstus-Recspts 1000 head shipms
800 head market slow, easier Fancy IS 80 Steers
So 35 ass co. stooksrs and Fseders 81 4O0s3 75
Bulls and Mixed 81 s09s3 go; Texas Fed steers s. 500
81 TO-
Hosf-hecsipts 900 hsadi shipments 5000 head Mar.
MiIsn S. O59sb 30; Heavy s. 200s5 40;
Light, SIS 00d5 so: Skins So 40 - 30
Sh~s-keoeptsb 900 head; shipments 900 head Market
steay. Natives 81 oOas6 37a; Western 81 0O0S6 10;
Texans, IS 90 as, 90 Lambs So oOSS650.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday showed that the bears
still held control OF tho speculation. They well
favored having another weakening in the refined
ton, which interpreted indicating the need OF
lower values before the refining able
willing lend support crude prices The question
OF the coemporaneous in crude and refined oil
is unsettled friends OF the Standard maintaining
that follows crude while large oper.
assert that at junctuesof which the present
may be cited as one-help harm to tho crude market
depends upon the conduct Of refined While quotations
may not be reduced at hour exactly precedent 10
acute weakness In certificates it is contended that
members OF the trade receive sufficient limitations
impending lowering OF refined know It's weakness in time
realize that crude is devoid OF important support
OF firm refined market and take advantage
The quotations for refined oil abroad comparatively
steady and unless there is greater change IN the field
situation that is likely there reason 10 give up
hope for q good business later and business which
DO conducted under changed speculative conditions
1t must be admitted that the trade is considerably de-
morazed at present and active support is still lacking
the bear party who dominant. operating
basis OF values 30 rs that Of q few
ago. and their allies principals the who are
anagonisto the shutdown scheme drilling wells
which will not for their cost without
allowing for the money sunk in dry holes Tho certif.
cate weak and unsettled all day and It
the lowest points
The range OF prices and the total dealings were fol-
lows: g.. ,. ,,
R'sha: .:::::::::::::: is Is
Lowest I4t 14t
Sales OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 a7so.oO5
Refined oil reduced 1s per gallon, Abel test
at all ports to IA cents.
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. April 6.-spanlsh gold 2329232t, Elk.
change quiet: sugar quiet
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COTToN-Prices the actual market were not
changed and the movement was light Sales lo3 bales
AZ the ports receipts aggregated 4bOo bales o,osy
comparing with 1856 bales this day last weeA ano .of
bales for tho corresponding day year ago. Since bepel
Der 1.-THE beginning Of the crop yesr me ieeelps hsSo
reached 600 bales against ooI5oT4 bacs ior 1ho
period last year. 80
ouotaons based on American Standard Of Clsssinca-
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felr Uartsh.

.IACkAROO wanted on a country place 20
miles from town wages $50 monthly. Address
Mr.. MAC, Tribune once
SALESMAN WANTED--By a large manu-
~ featuring house; thorough business man OF about
forty years OF age with ability energy and push real
hrstcass salesman best OF references required Address
with full particulars, Is. +. A. Co.. Tribune ONCE N Y
q I0n to $500 A MONTH can be made
W iOO working fol US Agents preferred who can
furnish their own horses and their whole
business Spare moments be urontably also
Aiew vacancies In towns and cities
II. +. JOHNSON e. Co. l,0O9 Main.st. Richmond Va
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Dressmakina.

I)RESSMAKING at reasonable terms good
~ At guaranteed; best references furnished Mrs
OATES. " University Place.
EITTER AND DRAPER wishes more GUS
toners by the day late OF the leading houses
city reference. Address L. Tribune Ufaoe ESQ
Broadway
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n American Standard of Clsssinca-

ybue opening prices in the speculative market showed
decline Il 2G3 points better feeling was soon deyei'
oned on FREQ buying and closing values indicated an ad
vance Of ia2 points on and 3d4 points on late
nontbs Sales 200 bales
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana aiter fEDh AKl D, 1000
GRAND TRU NIX LINE

AND r& GhAND sT TEX M ttHF ROUTE
trains sFss.i 'a Fsss W. Sr, via DOe' and o''n
HssFisSurs PIssu.s the West with Pullman Pslac.
Cars n ,nS me 81 s sad d m6 HG%
war and ssspIHs ys's61i:d Csr; at :OS "a every Day
ass sG5! for 1'u''' 70
70 "a and Rns
9S aga : 20 q SS 'ps SATURDAYS
Express Pullman PaflOr ' Cars and ana
,xs S - 2nns c., dny s1ccSs synsAy 10 AZ
Fss ala 'a's' asd is'S "a
sSi Ss ana @ and l9a % nigh: md
For Nay Il 10 NJ "sstay '0 ss5u RS' Sa
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and intermediate
on' ,D ga Eah%ay and sa A%sSy 70 M Y noon
For 81 "a N",5, Ss
Norfolk Railroad, p m every day; via Baltimore and
trains at jersey %y saording speedy and drsci
s daily FSSH " Is, e. 80 sS
sS S$$ and AZ S' s ssS FessS g. q So s
I 20 g. g. az 20 70 IS % a. ai sSa e Sss
Sunday 90 80 s29 S os 2S sS 4 !; 49, II SO
FOR PHILADELPHIA
tands Street Ferries as follows: $500 --N ~
W
Limited, Dining Cars, and II m, 2, $3.50, T. 80.
8, O. Z. 9 and p m and y is night Aecomnods
Express G:15 70 Limited and 10 a m, 4. 80, s.
9, and o D. m and IL is night
Trains leaving New-iork daily except SUNDAY, az D. 8.
10 and II 10 M, ], ., 4, 5, p m and 10 M, and
D. m. SUNDAYS. connect AZ Trenton Tor Camden
Returning, trains Broad street PhlaIcha
10 oil 20, 4 O5, 40 so, so, 80, 500.
6 80, 40, II and II rs M Linz ted Express, witi
Dining Csr !! ana % 90 s0S q II ty SO ~,
IL :O1, 20, 05. 40, 5:35 30 40 M, IL as.
8 80 "A 80 Limited. 5:2s, 80 10 and 10 p
Leave Phll4deiphid, via Camden 90 a. N and 80 p
Ticket onees, $40 435 and ga Broadway Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cort
andt SITS. Court-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
OF Fulton-st, Brooklyn station Jersey City; immigrant
TICKET ONCE, Castle Garden
Thu NewYork transfer Company will call for and cAec
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS E. P GIL J. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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steamboats, ane RAILROADS..


A TROY BOATS - Commencing Friday,
n. April 8. steamers sARAToGA and CITY OF TROY
pier foot Of Christopher, H. daily except sstas
s say e. o.G d. SUNDAY '''A''' ''''''' ''''
PAY LINE TO- OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK W. and sqU o:r n n,,..
Sis H Sd Gsa p! Agent 5l G FS%Ts Ss
BOSTON, P vis SUE ISSfGN and nfs EASr'
,I Insis Route at "a Lowest Eats Sn. bloc. .oov,
oanal,st. At 500 p N. daily. except Sunday.
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
IL STEAMER REDFtELD leaves from foot Of Jsy.st.
sr Fl HfMH%G ros sq loot aarI.ons Monday.
W: c.S, SSI Eay ats m connecting with Boston
HUDSON RIVER OPEN
sOa leaves for c1: and Lat
NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck slip
~ per 20 T. r. ass N ana y IA sundays saeeps'
ed Steamers arrive In time for early trains north and east
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
5 S9,s : :S X ss 3 S S
ssSa p f.r Nspg.t spring Valley. a:a..y and Tai
s:5p a IN. and D. M.
IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1, 317,
~ III aud 957 Broadway: 1857 Bswery. ls7 westst,
s raS: ss 3 sss! aR SI1 street s sTa
way williamsburg Newark aud uison ss. Hobo
kea 81 Asnt.emerJst and New.StatioG. Jersey CITY.
where Tickets and Psror sleeping Car reservations
orders for transfer baggage be obane
fom Cham -ersst local trains to 10 minute, earlier
(Suniays Chaubersst s:lb 23 st 1855 Day
Express. Pullman BUFFET bra room Coaches 10 e.
iros aornsisviiis 20 o'ncinnat ''''''ns oO''A
bp m.Daiy Chicago and 81 Louis Limited, selM Pull.
train OF Day and Buffet sleeping COACHES 10 Buffalo,
NIAGARA Falls CORY, Meadyille. Cincinnati. Chicago and
81 Louis. NosItra charge for fast time.
Coaches 10 Bnghaatsn 0wsxe Elnlra. Rochester. Bat
faln Jamestown youngstown. Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherord ani Pss.zic-445 T. 1850. 1880 ~ noon;
l46 3, 3SO 440 $40 $3.50. 300 6ilO $3.50. 1880 1880
10 Passac m. p SUNDAYS t;45 s'I5 10. 80 a IN;
~ neon Z. T. $3.50, 1889. 2. 10 80 D. m: II night
raterson&4o. $780, ~ 1890 IL nooh; las $780,
800. $50 i4D. 5;lo. $3.50. oba o:l9 $50 7;S, .
1880 1880 .. ~; ~ Eig,I M days, t45 sis, 1890
am IL n.oa; A. $50 $50 1892 il,o pmi might
li:SoAa; $3.50. 40 $50 52ss 800 900 $780, 10
p nj IL night Sundays. $3.50. $50. 1870 o. ia.
kidsswood "a ogrern-t:46. 1850 1880 mi las, T. 5.
$50 $50 so M A. e a.4a ao $50 srs
NsvsurE aad cornwall -7So Ca n. $50. sss 500 $50
w.FPr, si sSssay as s,isr ZIP mp 1so
Goshenai 40 700, 81 10 80 q. M 80 I, 80, go
II go m Sundays s45. s15 10 80 m ; 80
Middstown and Pert Jsrv,-4ls 1850. o. 1850. nj $40
oG'SSo N oO 3 e. Fl 30 D. h sundays 40 40
Express trains frsm the wsst arrive Ia Nsw.rorf M7oa
n r. s0ULE. L. ,. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
1SSS -R0NDOUT and KINGS ON, land
l'lON's ing At Crsnstons west Point CornwaL new
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1SSS -R0NDOUT and KINGS ON, land
I')O's ing at Crspstons (wsst Pointl CornwaL New
bnrgh Maribor" Mit-n Poughkeepsle aud Esopus con;
Meeting with Ulster aud Delaware stony owe ana ask
Mountain railroads. Steamers CITY or KINGS TON anu
JAMES w. BALDWIN leave every week day ~ p N.
fos Of Harr sons ~ H. except Saturday. when CITY
OF Kingston leaves at D 10.
Leave Rondout daily except Saturday at D comnenc
ing WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 4
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NORWICH LINE.-Fayorite Inside Route.

NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.
~ reduced DU,JOn, % Worcester, ~ 81,
wIch 81 e5 New London ~ ~ Corresponding reduction
all points Eas. Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pies
40. n. r, eat 5 D. m G. w. BRADY. Agt
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only So
~ frstclass limited tickets. Reduction New.
port Fall River and all ether points Steamers PIG RIM
and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier o. n. r., foot OF
Murray-st., at p m. daily, Sundays included Con.
nectIon by Annex boat from Brooklyn az 80 Jersey
City 4 D. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER
Tickets and staerooms principal transfer and
ticket Offices. at office on Pier 81 and on steamer.
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AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM zoo STEwART BUILDING, NO. $50 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, April 4th, 1888. }
DUBLIC NOTICE.