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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
GRlIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS
mr. \ ne OF Nrw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Saturdays wheat speculation reached the reeoru -
activity OF the full Friday and dlstpct sses
was exhibited Reports current OF damage 70 1ie
South Russian wheat crop while the foreign markers wore
armer in Tone The foreign houses were goou buyers
q, opons ana the Hight receipts at the West were
influence in favor OF the bulls The bears at1emp'eu "
pt1,e the st. Louis suicide caused by disastrous long
spsculaton but they produced no serious impression,
The market ruled strong from start 10 nnsh ano en1o
With gains OF IL for April at s5 Is and 6G7s eens lO
the other months as follows May, e5 7S; June o. 10
July. 81 SO; August Sc 49, September 81 IA Decem
her 90 cents on tue curb later sales were mace o a
AZ s5 a4ase Ia the price being SO 1S cents epOs
wheat was neglected by exporters but prices were neia
shade rner The heavier receipts OF corn al tne west
caused slight depression In the markets cash ots easing
OF Ia cent although shippers bought nearly lvo,oVo
hushels The opt!ons were dill and generally l-o CENT
lower NJ the coso as follows: May and June ~, 'uS
20 IA August 48 SO cents Cash oats were s'eaoy, Dus
the opons were shade lower at % 34 for May - 90
for June and 20 7-s cents for July. Lard was almost
starnant Options were quoted OF 1a2 points as
April ana May 81 49, June. 81 IT; july 81 w August
81 %; September, 81 "a ,- -.
The receipts at New.York philadelphia Baltimore ana
poston reported on Saturday were as follows; wheat
e17 bushels corn 1851 bushels; oats, 5000 ousn
els total grain 1850 40 bushels four 1917 packages
At Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals were
wheat So 5s4 bushels; corn, 1920 busheisi oaes,
ITO s15 bushels total 11s bushels; nour'
barrels.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April ii Gspeciall-The suicide OF 'ohn
Jackson president Of tho st Louis Elevator company,
made St. Louis weak on tho options OF wheat ana
affected this market. But 7h"at kept all day wlain
"a of cent range not selling above SO Ia cents nor
below 81 H. and closing at 80 1892 Ia for July.
Those who stood in the pits all the session SAID tnat
the inclination OF the market up, but that HUTCH
inson thwarted IL by his selling The croWa was on
the buying side because the recent big declines ieso
It 10 look for something Of reaction THIS Is ABOUT
tho sze Of the crowds bullshness-au expectation OF
more or less Of reaction. Hutchinson Is set down
as a big long and consequently moderate selling by
him has special influence for that reason. May and
June wheat were still erratlc keeping at D AMOS
cents premium over July. and moving about within
a range of 1a1 l-2 cent Tho estimate Is that tho
visible supply of wheat on Monday viii decrease
about 800 900 bushels. For the same week last Ssar
The decrease was eO1 900 bushels. Corn was dull
within a range OF Ia cent. Oats were weak again
within a range Of 1-2 cent Provisions were dli,
starting at an advance on small hog receipts and a
better demand at the stock yards, but going on at
once, on selling by the manufacturers May pork
opened at 1l co. sold to sll 40, and closed at Sl 30
May lard opened at SO 50 and closed at GO 70.
Nav short ribs opened at IS 05 and closed at IS 3d.
On the curb July wheat sold ut 81 l-4Gs2 Ss cents
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TIE STATE OF TRADE

BNIruoEE. April ls-cosVcn aIw HiddaE a. 10 &c
tTSeS2S ETt DO 50 S99A e FsnlIS DO = s9%S 10
Patent 5 IS Spring DO DO IS % DO DO straight c
FuitI es loOe LongOeSry s4Sloae 10 sSut sse
NAY June S7Ss7e corso91hern SSye higher;
MIsd SPOT q tsz4ho Apri A2aS BID: Nay SihSsiSc
light southern and PsnasvlvsniA were S9ets1 az ShS
No White at 80 sc Bye nominal e. seSS1S. bay bay
Ann, Prime 70 Choice Timothy az SIG oOeSlI o. Pro
visions slow; Mess Pork az sls 90 B9E Msats Loose s
RaSSn~shoSiders sigO Clear RIO sides INC Hams
sfeady AZ i2al2rc lard steady; Refined a. 10
Butter arm Western Packed oO92Ie Best ROn l70lso;
Creamery II 26@2oc'
BuFTAIo April I3.-sprng wheat tull Old No. Hard
e,osed AZ AZ a5I; New Hard At 81 l5. No Northern
Al Al Oe and No Northern $40 Winter wheat scarce
and arm No. Q Red ebSo; No Red re No White
yellow sSac; No at 35hci No &C Ssci me 30. az
a7iso on track and nrmI No. white SIC
no 9 Waite 30loi Ne Mixed 2se on tsc6 Barley
hulstt No Canada 10 672ot No. 2canada 59ei NO.
ETtra eli 9sic No Canada SO 0e0c Rye nominal Kiour
nnohanTsd Beat spring Patent 81 0017 % Best Winter
S5 SO 6 Mifeed weak, Winter Bran sl2 5OeSl3i spring
Si900 Oatmeal steady Canal frelghs-Wheat 40 Corn
Icj oats si.o asked hecoptswheat 10000 BUSH Corn
1000 bush shpments-wheat 1900 bush
CHICAGO April i3-The leading futures ged ~ follows
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TIE COMING CAMPAIGN IN xEWJERSEY.
A LIVELY CONTEST FOR THE eovERNoRsHIP
PBoMdsnD-sfEAsURgs BEFORE THE
rrGrsI,ATuyRE.

rrcnton. N. J., April 14.-Tho Democratic majority
in the Legislators win mako an extraordinary ehorv
Tomorrow night to pass the remaining partisan oils
and the promise is held out that In case the aemps
succeeds the Legislature VIII be finally adjourned o.
Friday.
There will be considerable activity over the pasE7e
~ Senate bill No BAT which was introduced as -
e+,tute for Senate bin No 1876 the railroad eflr
which caused much discussion over the mAnnff Z
tbs passage by the House. The substitute gvrs a
railroads largo powers in acquiring adniuonF ID
nronerty beyopd the amount now fixed By lsT, ~
n provides that streets shall not be taRen by tae "a
roads without the consent Of the Aldermen Oh w
cities concerned. On the part of the ralrosns' rs
brred that the bin is necessary, because more GS1d
% peeded for four-track roads, and four tracfaie
NJ essential now o. double tracks we're hfteer ais
ago The Pennsylvania which Is ehieny cor,szned
aIso makes an indirect promise that 1t VIII SVate
its TRACKS in Elizabeth and remove the sNFhnul
danger of tho present gradcerossngs at the shouon
with the New-Jersey Central The comISNy also
wants more freight accommodations In HeparA"
There was general observance Of Arbor Day south
~ rrenton last Friday and Thursday next, the day
set arart for tho northern part Of tho Stale VIII Do
observed The majority Of Jerseymen have become
deanitely Immersed with the importance OF pIese-
ing the forests and extending them ana win 'ho al
vantage TO the landowner OF Increasing his woodahu
The campaign in this State for Governor begins 10
absorb the attention OF tnpso aOhfOS h'oiO7'DN -
poftlcs The probability that the Democrats VIII rc-
nominate Ex-Governor Albeit increases interest In the
Republican candidate. for the selection OF Mr. Abbott
means that the Democrats win be opposed more hoty
than usual In this Democratic State Among hOSo
who have boon mentioned available candidates arc
Gardner r. Colby, OF Orange, tho wellEown mer-
chant: General E. Burd Grub, OF Burlington. a vet
sran and leading National Gusrdsman; Colonel John
r. Toey of Jersey City, the present State Treasurer
Gilbert Collins, Of Jersey City. popular man ana
widely respected lawyer; State Senator Nevins. OF
Monn,outh County Senator Gardner. OF Atlantic CITY,
and ex.Congrcssman j. Hart Brewer OF Trenton; Inc
ABSENCE Of ex-Congressman Phelps. on the samoan
Commission and tho contemplated "trip 70 hurope OF
ex. CON srossnan George A. Halscy viii deprive the
Republicans of two leaders during part OF tho CAM
faign at least - -, ,y.-,. a., .oo,,, On
dorsed for the position Of solicitor Of the Treasury un
der the Federal Administration . ,,.,., =,
the Dsinocrato majority OF the Legislature, In their
stfemnt 10 slaughter the Ballot Reform blu, causes
angry protest ali over the State The measure has had
tie warmest popular support, and only to desire 10
aIntan past corruption can DO ascroed the FURIOUS
opposition on the part of the few to the enactment OF
"a
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q ira naset hes dull look, bus prices L5l
ss Quoted last yalmad taney stels eoice io1
tS iss; common prime s Ss AZ ssinss f sSl ss
good seSc intersy , i@se JaS nnehsnsed IN
price with Hight moveTeet t4 ana western. io5
ii 8-lz12c; southern, 10 oADAt Ar1S,
IL S-4ef Duck, 25G27c. -, e5ses
sTEARINE--More or less reslectec' oiiS'
Olromargarine, entirely nominal. -. ~.
TALLow-Qulet, hrm ami unchanged rHH' W
Quoted sac. Sales, $4,000 D, S4c. 49,,
suGAn-RawThe market has very strong LpVSi S s
Senrusa % test Reaned r e the Ia tee savi pos
Sered s4c; formulated. l4c; Mould "a 52os5ac;
confectioDefs "a" 1sc; sgindsra v,,s .cs ISS
2 siee :; Extra "C,S liar asc; co. 7ci fel""'
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couRr oALHspAas-ropAY.

SUPREME cousr-aExxaAL TERx.- Recess continued
a sgynSa called a ii O'CLOCK ''' 'h0sSa
ssa g s s Eaw md o;
ISL hG i4i4 isSS itlo 1915 1857 ia isas
i ssg iss s sS W so 9 Sss l is
sSss s:sss
iss. $sS 1874 lss 80 ''sA
SsS sq gsisE s7gs ssss ssI
Ss 1856 s5a7 ss54 s.gsi sOss asa 4sS
sss S ss SsS sss sss SsJ 1
sSsS gs5o s4s
$s ss i sss 95ss 3Is 1i 4s
57as 2o25 Asbo.s number 9er. rssSssd s s, :,
gss%srt and Sarah a. Peck osO George A fSsms
o gss s Sss: sas s yss az:
Martin sSS XIII and BFVs H. ooass
aaorTssa ss g.. sS e. j.
man snP pes couEr-sPEcl TERM Before Trr.< u
Nss a31 Spg TEsxAdovrned term
r5 40 st ss i isSs oas
sgezRIoS coURr-TKi.L for ta4
'e SUPERIOR coUrr-TsAL TERM-PArr rH-Adouned sss
nc Gos%os for ne s
COMMON pIHAs-Eaurr TKRM-B Before Larrenors g X
40; % 81 sS ~ ~ s S S a. H. IL 3D. g. S.
.5S st ti55 ,Gt VA ss lss 1913 ass lilo sS S
1886 itsi 4bs 1905 1854 1888 1890 1891 ,asa iae w.
uoesen J-Sos II9S AIS 1901, 1903 ll3i. 1909 1901
1856 i6s2 iiis loii liSt 1919 INA IL 1872 is<i
CrrY CouRr-sPEcAL TERN Before McAdsm' o. 81
hS rTY 'couxr-rnrAL TrRx-PART L-Betcre Ehrlteh
Nos 1885 1857 1888 Pip. 9e0, 2002 DOSE 2oIo zo1I
ii d. Hss Fl III r. s s 49,
CRY CouRrNTRIAL TERx-PAKr uI-Bsi95s kcGevrs,
Nos 2l1,4 1904 3l45 2O22, 100. 1885, $685. 2ooI oIT
2iTi 2O2s 1882 1894, 602S, 80.
Coiar on OYER AND TERsnNER-Befor Anoreus d Anc
Assistant District. Attorney Fitzgerald-No
CoCkT on GEsERAL sEssioss-PAhT L-bcl2re naxhns =.
clnslve No.. end.-
sleeve T. and Assistant District Attorney JeromeNoa
ASo6pT or GENERAL sRssross-PARr uI-Before Covng
7 and Assistant DistrictAttorney Gof-Noa 70 IL IN
elusive,
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Sss:sD disai.:::::::: SS1S9S dd-i22

Earned runs-Metropolitan 2, Cuban Giants 1. Blrst
base on errors-MssOpolitan B. Cuban Giants g. ThFee
base hIts-NelsOn, Boyd Two-bAss hts-Troy, Hayes
@. Williams Struck out-Nelsoo, Roseman tS)' Troy
Hsnktnson o. Jones g. BecannOn. Baker o. BOYD o.
williams Grant Harrison Seldom. Stolen baseS-Troy'
kennedy a. Hayes Baker. Harrison. Frye CO. seldom
Sacrifice hIts-HanknSon. Base on bsns-kennedy' DC
connon Hayes, Thomss Harrison, Boyd Seldom HIT
BIZ DECENTRALIZATION C2). ROseman C2). Baker. Passed
ballsLThomas "a, Hayes Co. wih ptohes-stoVey I'
Umpire-R 7. Pearee Time-2 90.
The Senator and Flushing mines played ven
contested match ct Recreation Park yesterday "hioh
resulted as follows:
senators ssn:9s. .....-..,---S g 9 SS g %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. F1ushings Errors-Sepators j.
F1usSi1Ss 4. Pitchsfs-6siely and willlamh Umpire
Mr.. Hopkins.
The Association championship games for tho present
week are as follows: wednesday, BrooEyn heSlnst
Athletic at Philadelphia; Baltimore againsL Coium-
h,,s Al baltimore: Cincinnati against 81. Louis, NJ
Cincinnati: Louisville against Kansas CITY a. Louis
WHO. Inc ssmo sSms yosnt tbaf the BROOKLYN and
AtSlciie teams, instead Of playing on Friday Play
on Sunday. - c.,,... utno, ,ru,
play AZ Oakland Park. Jersey city, today' ana INC
brooklyn and Newark teams At NewFh
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wSsAs $500 6ash Com - 100 6ash Sss l350
proa,. Arm arm xs,s High Mixed s2t asats,
Nav Mixed 80 a32lsc New Rejected 81 ic pais quls{i
ssssdy: 10. asa4ssn whiaksz arm Wiass d or
5Ssh. Rye lido bush shipusnts-com 800 bash Oass
$1,000 bush.
,, rno AMI l3.-Wheat quiet steady can m q qos<
Nav Ss &c June B6c July VI sr August 81 kc Corr
stesdyl cash $40 April GAG; May IS 80 osks QuIes;
81 7ot April z 20 ~ Hscsip,s- whsss Lo.y eash CON
1000 busn. Corn l00o oats 1000 busk
fsIoyeYseed 252 bA8A
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CoFFEE-Brazil groWths for prompt delivery were
quoted very steady, but the movement for the DAY Wa
lght Fair eargoes Is 24c Mild grades nTI1 vi M NJ
tn6deratn demand The speculative market onereI n1
new features the dealings were purely Of io oSS
Gaining Character Prices declined 1920 points on phs
cables closing weak. Hamburg and Hayre dS o Sno
without Important change Rio-Raguaf hrst .nss
Sooo baes Rio eearances FOR United States 1900 Degs
ttsi stock 8S3 600 bags maAket stoady santos roosPs
IN 600 bays Receipts at Ro July 70 April H. Ssse:
sos 900 bags; same time 1883 900 bAgsi s0n %
IssT 991 600 bagA Receipts ~ santos july 20 nRs
IL isso 2114 900 bags same TINA 1855 sSSVy 10 pags
1ane tirne 1881 900 bags Bales mere 1Sfoo DeS
Clostng prices Highest Lowest salsS
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R R;sssEn 5SSS 9 81

Earned runs-Brooklyn, 3; Newark, 2. First pas oy
errorsBrookiyn 1; Newark, 1. Left on oases-Brook-
lyn Q; Newark, 9. First base on baus-fhKney A.
Vlsner l. g. Smith l. Struck out-Pinknsy L, bouu T.
corkhln johnson l. Sullivan l. Sacrifice hts-o Brcn
l. Coogan l. Stolen bases-colns 1, Foutr l. corthln
l. Smith l. Three-base hits-Johnson 1, Fields i. HIT
By pitcher-Johnson 1. wild pitches-Miler g. Passed
balls-sullivan 1, Bushons l. Umpire-Af' serSuS'u
Time of camel hour 20 mInutcs.
The Metropolltans and Cuban Giants played an
interesting game Of baseball at weehawkcn PARK yes
terday afternoon. The Mctropolitsns played poorly
IN the field, but managed to win through supenos
batting. About 1900 people were present mo
score was appended:
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, April is,At the wool sales to-day TIERS vac
American buyers took 300 bales Following offerings
aRS S5Ss: is;e 9.is.
sS oc o. Sss
IL IGSM cd DO locks and piecss iifdSis "a greasy
8S.deis ID DO loeEs ana pieces ea @lod Qneeaslana
psSss 100 sa grey lossisld % cess End piscss
d. looks and pieces HSis Tessy s5dSis eta o.
Zoo baiss soonSeX sa Cd greasy lIdSlsid New.
zssspd-~i0 90 baleai greAsy. TAd9is 0d
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OIL MARKETS.

nm crr Aurt lsNat,onsi Transit Certificates epsusd a.
sosJ hiahssl eos lowest soI o., closed closed. 90 sass
barrel. Ss.rS ssff' rum. sSss
barrels.
pnr.suRe A1rii is.-punL but nrms National Trsunt
lowest. 30.
BaApvoRp Penn. April lsNasonal TEsaat oertineatss
cisarsnces sel boo bbls
opsned 81 go; highest So1i IowssL ooi closed eois
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dust was spread upon tho noOr morning and esen.ns
doctor and STAG Of ass;stsan Mp ~ IRE SLIGHT
sst symptom q illness Va. eissdge' ssnded To-
Inc s winter because showed signs q b ssvns inc
mango Its cage BLANKETS. ETC., se r,c sa Our
rsis are too valuable for Us % run inc snsn.1ss
rIsk aud we are always 6aa 20 ns'o S"' '"0 "'A'
= nersonal inspection Of our snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

necks and patches Of daytime letting all our efforts
Re femuerod BY the reflection that IL Is only because
God is fnerrif.i that even the Santest darn expect
heavenly wecome and spfusnf al our dealings xsa
ents OF them, BY the spirit OF those gracious words
OF command, Be ye kind ono TO another, tender
hearted forsvng one another even IS God for chrsts
sahn hath FORGIVEN YOu.n
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards, April l3." Ths Drovers
Jeurnai rsper,s 100 heal .nigps.,
ssSssrs 0M Sn vs. 81 TO- cows Balls anS
MiIed oil SOas as. Texas cat1e Is oo9s7o;
.tT@Ss Si1sS 3 4css4 so HssSSy u 1884 % Essi
y shscsp-ReS.pS 1000 hesd; shipments bool marks.
sad saysa * 2SSsS 70 ws.s Sd SSrp "a 80 900
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4 GREAT EXCURSION OF TEACHERS.
PREPARATIONS TO CARRY THE AMERICAN CON.
TINGENT TO LONDON.

PREPARATIONS TO CARRY THE AMERICAN CON-
TINGENT TO LONDON.
George Fade tho manager Of Thomas Cook sons
tourist and excursion system has In hand another big
undertaking that will be OF general interest to the
children as well as the teachers of the Sunday-schoos
of the United States The worlds sundayschool con
yent,on WIN take place in london, England on July
O. and win be ado UP of delegates from all quarters
Of the globe Not the least important section OF this
great gathering OF Christian teachers will be the
American department. and for their transportation and
care during weeks to the big capital OF the British
Empire Mr. FADE, In behalf Oh the Messrs' CooA' Is
making energetic preparations
The Cunard steamship Bothnia has been chartered
and II win set out for Liverpool Wednesday,
lime 10, the delegates and their friends reaching
Iondon By special train June 30. On July the
aelerates Will be received at the Mansion House by
t,,e Lord Mayor and win be welcomed In the name OF
the International sunday-school Union The regular
business of the convention VIII range over all the de-
tais connect ted with the work OF tho Union, even IN
the most far OF lands. great closing meeting VIII
bs held at Exeter Hall, presded over by Lord Kin
nard On the following day, July @, the delegates
viii be received and entertained Of Dolls Hll, py
the Earl and Countess Of Aberdeen.
The tickets for the round trip cost $50 eaclr' ana
Mr. Eade states that already 200 have boen sold and
n The demand CONTINUES IN Ike rate until the steamer
sails another vessel win be Chartered Inc chairman
OF the Lesson Committee IS the Rev. Dr. john a.
siso arc such names a the Rev DR.. John Hs Of this
City; Chancellor Blake, Of Toronto; me ho w. ~,
isaac Errett, OF CINCINNATI and tho Rev "arroa
Randolph the secretary, OF Newport H. l.
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par North River. vessels and Railroads.
nrnrpA1. MARKET REPORT.

CoTToH-on the spot mas 2 eon ~ re Sales 323
and nrices show further advance OF to since SEN
bales for export 500 bales for aSpgSsssed
haIeS In last night corresponding Win oaaos0O-
for the same time last season. ~ elassiaca
'i oTntaffons are based American ssahuaru Vi
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CROWDS At THE SUNDAY GAMES
RRooKLYN WINS IN ONE INNING.
DATES roE THE ASSOCIATION TEAMS DURING
THE WEEK.

Underwood Park taxed to its utmost capacity
yesterday In spite Of the chilly winds. The game
was between tho Brooklyn and Newark teams, ana
exactly s,z0e people paid 25c each TO witness tho
contest The game resulted in favor Of the homo
nine, and was settled In one inning. In the third
inning little Miller the Newark pitcher seemed to lose
his cunning and as q result the Brooklyn nine scored
seven runs Before and after that inning Miller hold
the Brooklyn battsrs at his mercy. Tho score was
as follows:
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STAINED.

5000 5000, Good oydinarys as Mlddling. 10 l'e
ptons-Made further substantial gain sGpIy op S
c,oSed strong Near months up fully lVa1s pi
and new crop deliveries show advance o. 4Go p5nrs
The dealings fairly active, Win lreef Uu'A"s ~
Trnrn outsida sources. Sales, $4,000 Daless
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pRonucE MARKETS.

rrvxspoot April 1880 D. mBeef-Hoiders offer freslyt
extra India easy at SIS prime mess easy at Dis ody
offer moderately Hanis--Holdefs oIef spar.
ngy Holders offer moderaey long and short oiesr
mdes hight 45 to so lbs steady At SSs % snouneIs Jul
ODER incidentally Spirits Of oEer spas'
mon hrm at Id LArd-spot and f9tures.Hoders on{
stdv a. As eli May and june steady al s6s 3D. whss
Holders Offer moderately No Winter easy at o. III
oer moderately, fatarss- Eodsrs osf
mired Western, SPOT rn et IS 9as May nrm
al Sc esd Hops LondonNew York scfe-Holders ansr
freely. -. --. -.
"a csntirnes Is francs II continues seuerh -
ANTWERp April l3-wicoxs lard closed a. % nAncn 70
centimea per 100 kilos
BREMEN. April -Petroearn-5 MARKS 10 pionniss
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spfRfTs OF TURPENTINE.

caAntEsfos, April is,-Turpentine steady % toe
elvtNEkE Iprii -TuFrenfine quiet ~ II lsn
WIIsnnuToa, a phi le.-TnrpeHrns STEADY &c Ala
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter %asse. vs.
sso c6eies DAIRY II S2sOi Good % Choice lSslse
ysT 81 Is az Ao O Fancy 81 fG IS
Red ,ss.s sSSS G 81 ? 7 SS % Se g.
en- RS 4 q ; s9 a s &C. d sS
s snort Ss 5a,5: , 3
6n0 ian PS 7.ssss ssg H%'o'S Now o."
g sS P sss md s
and SSS FAC SSH EasoSa
and lgo premium selling Receipts Of whe"" hono' SNIP
MnwIuxEE. April ls-F1onr steady whea: arni cash
se o sss . slSS S @Siss
2 sA s 49, E E ay
Dairy Fresh sooS cSGs zee
Sa,h barley S, SgsS Il sSEP Ss.
PHILADELPHIA April ls.-Flour- Demand continued very
s ~ gsbs fra 81 s d.
Mis- 3 so II
R 81 Tsa Si; ana :: ss SSS:s Eli s a.
e o Ssssa'1 IS y.s s sGSs'
cS S' Ss SS S'S ss aassS az
s%sSa R SS s nsssSs 20 fSS I'D
$sS 81 yo 9ST0 ae fSr June SSs
I. veg sS a
more liberal offerings about No lower on both spot lot:
RS Ss SSs HSsqf s sS9 %ssa
d"eo sp Sea No Mixed Tor April for May
SlIatiSc do for June Ala9S3koi 40 Tor july S2hg
t2sn OetA Heoelpts LIBERAL market for car lots barely
steady with very little demand from local jcbber sales q
White 81 ci No white - 70 rscesnsd stss futures
Sshoo +, do Tor June sS S3ShcI DO for July 3sSa3lo
polaioes auet, whiIo PoAtoes-New.York and Western
nsSiv Roas Choca yyDl0c bush DO Prime 80 az
Fair 20 Good 9S5o Burbanka aud Wits sars Choice
JSiD30o 10 Fair Uood 2392Sc Mammoth Poarl Choice
sasoo Hebron Choice % S.se New potetees FLORIDA
SSl nS ss FAMILY 50 90 pss sS
Do Do packets % 90, Smoked beef Of l0DIopc, Beet
Mesa New az sis e9I DO, Family slSgis 50 Hams
SIDES Clear EiS 70 salt s7IseI DO 90 Smoked ssstci
Bellies IN pickle sSsisc DO breaktsst bacon siasi6c
Lard quiet ateady, City Refined S0She; steam gaaac
enchstE loose e g RSstss sctave s:EoIs PennsEyspia
81 o. and N. r. Creamery Extra at 17c Western FACTORY
i44l6o Packing Butter II Ai2e Eggs drm Pennsylvania
Part Skins e9Sc, rgl Skins hage sagsr-Rennsa hrlai
Bran VA ooDtlb 80 per ton Petroleum steady 20 Abs
lssk N bbsa Ae.lua Rsoepts-Fqonr 400 bbs wheas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE GREAT SHOW

SANITARY CONDITION OF THE GREAT SHOW.
An article was published yesterday about the SAINT
tary condition Of Banum Bailey's show. which inc
management thinks Is likely DO DO the circus ereAt
injury " II Is not contrsdieted II was SAID a. tne
show yesterday that the sanitary ARRANGEMENTS a.
Madison SQUARE Garden were - perfect as care and
money could make them. large force Of men. It
was SAID was kept st work constantly 10 scs that
there should be no neglsct IN keepinR ne place In 3
condition Of Cleanliness and the rules in regard to
thN subjeot were rgddis enforced. Tbs building was
dssinSecbed eeancd and aired twice day. Attendants
were appointed whose duty II was 30 wash the eS
isrior and ntssier Of every with csgbolic soap
and I've. There wss groom for every four horses
and TIE bedding Of ne animals was changed twice
dAS, wAne - evsy eses fresh, clean straw and saw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
WHEAT NO. 2.

oash quotations. follows, No 2sprng Wheat SEA-
Corn at No ost. 2s.s No. hye 4Ss No SSr;
SEA- 81 rs Meas Pork 81 30 s$ll S. per DBL L1rd
ested ehodaSrs boxed 90 81 S030 short Clear Sides
SoTsd al S7h9bO Whskey, dssrs finished goods 81 OS
nsr GALLON. SugArsCut Loaf SS19l9oi Granulatoo S'sci
SIandard "a" TIC
ATtIoIsa Receipts. Shipmenes.
Flour, bols ovnfS
Wheat Ouah-. Vvno
~ nrsh ........,,.,...... lllO00 $4,000
Sa.s' Sush '-'''''''''' 1000 5000
go. Su bnsb - $4,000 $4,000