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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
THE CHICAGO CARPENTERS STILL OUT.
HARDLY A MAN AT WORK-THE PLUMBERS
STRIKE ENDED-A VICTORY FOR THE
C,GARMAKEGs UNION.

CHICAGO April (SpcciaD.-Thc strike OF the Journey
men plumbers has been officially declared of. The
900 men who have been idle for week VIII resume
work tomorrow at SO 80 per day. the great majority
Of them receiving an advance Of 50 cents per day.
some OF the juniors receive advance Of - cents a
day instead of the 80 cents for which they struck.
The standing rule in some shops that Juniors wages
shall he raised twice year. will not be interfcrcd
with, that comparatively few OF the juniors VIII
be affected by the Strike its settlement The agree
ment IS TO last for two years and all future disputes
arc to be settled by arbitration
The carpenters strike is growing. Yesterday morn
ing few men were work. today 1t might be said
that carpenterw work in Chicago was absolutely stopped
All Yesterday afternoon committees from the different
HEADQUARTERS of the strikers patrocd the city, keeping
an especial lookout buildings IN which carpenters
might be at work. They found only few, but in
each instance the men at work argued with by
the strikers and in most they consented 10 como
ont Many of the bosses surprised at the unanmity
Of the iourncymcn The bosses have decided 10 aban
don All work for the present. What they may SCidJ
10 do later they say they cannon lcll IL Is not prop
allie that special meeting of the master carpenters
will be called to consider the strike. \ falrsZcd
minority of the association Is IN favor OF recognizing
Tho iOlIncVmcn's union and settling the strike. The
carpenters shall bc permitted TO return TO work TO
finish Jobs in cases where the advanced ric
of pav NAV be conceded. Things were quiet day.
Of the contractors attempting 10 carry on work
with non union men.
The cigarnakcrS have won their fight for the rccog
milton OF the union in Chicago. The question ~
wages did not enter into this controversy. The first
break was made Yesterday, when the Phoenix cigar
only union men hereafter Nearly all the other
manufacturers agreed to the same terms TO day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
IRON MEN GET THEIR REDUCTION.

Chicago, April (Specal.-Thc iron men have again
shown that they are the people, when dealing with
the railroads The rise in rates which occurred about
week ago strongly opposed by the iron men,
Of them in Pennsylvania declaring they could
do business under the advance. Since then they
have done such effective missionary work that iron
rates have been the shakest of the list. To-day the
collapse in the following resolution passed unani
mously by the Central Traffic Association:
Resolved, That iron and iron articles as per
list be made the basis Of sixth class in carloads
in less lots to take effect April L. and
apply between all points in Traffic Association
territory these in effect until September
next.
The reduction is class IN each case, amounting
about per cent in rates, and applies on all iron
articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
WOOD MARKETS..

Boston, April S.-Thcrc j. steady and very good
demand for WOOL ana prices remain finn all desirable.
grades ohio and Pennsylvania neec,s are quoted at
3Oa3ic for Y, 22a33 &c FOR Xxx and Xxx and above.
and 37G3sc for No J. In Michigan nceces there have
OF at 2Sd2Jc. and New York sell at
the inside figure Con.biEg and dclanc hccccs ia
good demand ful! prices. but supplies are small.
Territory woods continue 10 sell wen
5JQ5jc Tor nne medium. and a52c for medium Texas
and California woods well sold up In Oregon wool
been In the range OF l60 for Eastern
Pulled woods in steady demand 300 3sc for super
and 25a2Sc for extra. Foreign woods firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
AYOTNER RiSE ~ OHIO OIL.

Findlay Ohio. April (SpcciaN.-Thc standard OIL
Company again advanced the price Of oil today 1"
- IL cents, being the fourth raise within month
and lacking but II cents Of doubling the buying
figures within the period named. This advance. as
I'll previous ones. forced the great corpora
ton by the Independent buyers in this field. who. in
order to obtain oil to fiji contracts, oui5d the
standard with the producers t. such an extent ihnt
the latter for self protection and i'm order 70 hold
It's contracts is forced 10 PIT mp IN" price from time
10 time. 1t is thought Ohio oil viii 70 to 40 cents
by May !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
THE prrTsDuRG. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.

THE PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.
Columbus, Ohio, April S.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the P;tSburg. Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railway Company held in this city to-day.
The report for 1889 shows increase in gross
ings, as compared with 1SsS, of S4S5,644 and de-
crease Of expenses Of 5000. The net earnings for
1880 were 81 GS4 $50 %. The surplus for the year
1850 was S626,257. Deduct losses on leased lines.
S34O,194, leaves surplus all lines for 1883 of
S266,O62 81, against deficit upon all lines for 1SS5
OF sos, 254 "A. The tonnage all lines increased
6765O1 tons. The number Of passengers carried
all lines decreased 3O44S. The agreement for the
proposed consolidation with the Chicago St Louis and
Pttsburg Railroad Company not submitted at tbs
meeting. SPECIAL meeting for that purpose will be
called later. The old Board Of Directors was re.
elected with the exception that Henry ID. Welsh was
chosen in place of William Thaw, deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. April SCoton steady middlng, 10 lo-16c
low mdding 10 i;idc good ordinary. lo'.c; net and
receipts 236 bales exports the Continent lI'9
bales sales, i72 bales stock. sos.
Norfolk April s;-totton hrm mddng. lie net ana
receipts. 30 bales exports cOastwisc 900 bales
sales 26l bales stock, 20 GsS bales.
savannah. April s.-Cotton quiet mddne 10 l5-lOc /
low middllng, 10 ll-l6f; good ordinary, 10c net and
receipts 100 bales exports coastwse, DOL bales
sales los bales stock. 23s bales.
New0reans. April s-Cotton very firm m ,s lie
cepts. $40 bales gross lf52 bales sales $500 bales
stock 1l5.71Q bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
A BELT LINE RAILROAD CHARTERED.

Chicago, April S.-A dispatch from Milwaukee says
charter has been issued by the secretary Of state
to the Milwaukee Belt and Terminal Company, Of
which the incorporatOrs Frederick W. X.
Kaufiersch, ThcadOr H. Talbot and If. l.. Fars, Of
Brooklyn, Judge Warren Iliglcv, Of New York. and
II. VI. Benjamin. Herman NunncmacheT and J. :.
Klein, of Milwaukee. The capital stock Of the
psny is placed at $500 900. II is the purpose Of
the company 10 build beltlinc around the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
81 1881 IA cents; puts 80 IL cents; calls 81 "A
1HE STATE OF TRADE.

d BamPre ApT sacO sSs %S% midaIns saI.
mills rio brands extra a 25a "a 50; winter wbe eg
patent 81 4OaSi SO; SPRING do do - sJas5 % DO 4:
Southern rmer Futz soas6c ong6erry sias7ca. es AZ
Southern sji4c; steamer No. red s22c: we.er"
May Ssh as5iac July s2c bid Con~soniiera aIa;
and nearly nominal white S9dioc; yellow, 37a3sc West
sa !% dn s iss ana J ap, d May s
bid steamer 35s, a3dc. oats firm southern and penn
zoe; graded No 2 white, Die. Rye quiet. 55a5se
Hay steady prime to choice timothy si2 5odsl3. Pro-
sI IS bulk meats loose shoulders, 5c long Gear and
clear rb-sdes 5Sc; sugar picked shoulders, 52d53c;
;agar eur'd smoked shoulders Ga@e2e hams l0salSe
Iut lower Western ladIe 13dl5c; Creamery I9asic.
E EES ca Gs 2PS sasa sdv c snS @
soft Sc Copper steady; refined, l2's 32c Whiske,
ARM 81 lo@sl a. a5eg5ts e. LyspoCs ger steamer
orders, A. Recepts-Flour, 39,osl bbs; wheat. loO0
Ss ouSh @ biz do9y whnt 1900
corn 49, 900 bush Substituted, 1900 tush CON-
100000 bush.
Boston, April s-Flour quiet and steady. Corn firm.
Oats firm shorts steady Provisions unchanged. EaJ
ter easier at 29a22e Eggs lower fresh, 10 Cheese
corn 1000 bush oats, 5000 bush shorts "A tons.
Buffalo, April S-Wheat--No. l hard duh. closing a,
93,.c asked No. Northern. 922 sales. 5000 bush No
higher; sales No red sj2c closing at s6c on.
ear extra no red at ac on No white Mch.esH
with good demand sales, No yellow at 379e.
cars No. yellow at 36'su37c; cars No yellow \,
store; 10 No. at $50 d36c cars 30 at Sc ca
tiack. Oat,-bemand iair and market Lrm; No. white
track Barley quiet holders urn in their View. yo @
canada 0ldG2c; No. extra, 59d5sc. Rye nominal
w1tr q BRAN aq sprs sI go ca ana aqa sn
What A. e ,0 Gre rye 3'c 8eceip,s-wheat 1000
Wheat, $4,000 bush; corn. 1000 bush barley. 1900
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
C0yyFCTJCTT REPTBLTCAN LEAGUE

Hartford. Conn. April s.-Thc annual meeting oi
ile Connecticut Republican League wa, held in TINS
city today About thirty members were present
and officers were elected as follows: prc'idcn'-h'-
ward L. Lindsey. New Haven: viccprosldentS-i
District f. VI. North. New Britain I'D. /. C. Inn
man. Mcridcn; lid. q. NJ Guernsey Mystic; Nth,
A. b. Beers. Bridgeport; secretary, William H. hr""h
West Haven: treasurer. Robert A. Grnug. Hartford
An executive committee OF fifteen members was
al elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
ALLEGHENY VALLEY INDEBTEDNESS

Pittsburg. April Sat meeting Of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad stockholders here today the financial
statement showed net loss since the year 1S7i Of
81 9l2,065 81 while under the hands Of receiver.
This makes the total deficit since May ., 17-3 or the
date since the appointment Of receiver OF S7,3-1,
513 OG. The Of the Pcnnsylvan Railroad. ask
ing of the Allegheny Valley, in order to
lQuidatc certain Indebtedness, amounting to $lO,-
600 900 is not in the hlMGs Of The cnmrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TILE CONCORD,s REQUEST DENIED.

Manchester, y. H.. April She Supreme Court, full
bench in the case OF the Manchester and Lawrence
Railroad Company, against the Concord Railroad Com
pany in which the latter asks for rehcaring OF the
case recently decided by the court, OGay denied the
petition OF the defendant road The question 81 an
Accounting between the roads and the giving - plain
tn access to the books Of the Concord Railroad VIII
be heard by Judge bingham here neat Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TO REMEDY AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION

Trenton, n. j.. April S.-The Joint committee OF
members Of the state Board Of Agriculture, and both
Houses Of the Legislature, which has been acting
with Governor Albeit for weeks past, in a
enort to remedy the present agricultural depression In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
A yEsTIBrLE CAR COMPANY.

Springfield, H.. April (>peciaI-The secretary Of
State today incorporated the j. VI. Clay Testbue
Car Company OF Chicago, 10 manufacture, purchase.
sell lease vestbulc and other cars capital stock
81 OOO, 900; the incorporators Frederick j. IOyt
John NJ. Clay and Leslie Malone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Seattle, W. T., April ST. ID. W. IIolbrock
manager Of the Lake shore and Eastern Railroad has
rendered his resignation TO take effect Nav /. after
which date the Office will Dc abolished and the duties
assumed by the managing trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

State issues were duh, and the business in them
was covered by small sales of Georgia gold Is AT
lOl IL, North Carolina special tax receipts at
ii. and Tennessee settlement IS at lOl. OF
city bank stocks America sold l6i) at 2Il, Com
rncrcc 800 at IL and Western National (j5l at rs
The general bond market was only moderately
active. but, with some speculative fluctuations.
it ruled strong Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fc issues were active at full figures. the as al
~ 5-s and the income IS at 81 a 90 81. Missouri
Kansas and Texas first mortgage As were
firm up 10 76. Chesapeake and OHIO Richmond
and Allegheny division, seconds per cents sold
mp to II IL, but closed at 20 IL. Fort Worth
and Denver frsts, after selling at OF "a, de-
cned TO It. but recovered to I0i "a, with II
liberal demand. Duluth, South Shore and At
lantic 5s were active up to % -. Western New
York and Pcnnsy lvana seconds rose 10 81 -.
Reference is made 10 our full report Of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The local money market easy at rates
ranging between l-2 and IL per cent Bust
ness generally done at per cent. and the
closing quotation was per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. SIPS, 1902; balances
$5.s7s,277
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $5s1.27s. Its net gain on balance was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Washington April Ex-senator Cullom today re-
ported favorably from the Committee on Interstate
Commerce the bill 10 amend section II Of tc Inter
state Commerce Act. The amendments provide mat
the Commission may require the attendance OF wit
rosees and tbe ,roduction Of documents from any
place In the United states at any place OF hearing
liked by the Commission. also that testimony may DC
taken by deposition upon motion by any party u inc
case or by the order of the Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
NO rIrcuBrRG DIVIDEND YET.

Boston, April s.-The Ftchburg Railroad directors
at their meeting today transacted only routine bust
ness and adjourned without taking up the dividend
question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

SECRETARY OF THE WESTERN MARYLAND.
Baltimore. April s-The Western Maryland Railroad d.
rccors have elected H. Baer secretary and treasurer
vice John S. Harden dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

New Jersey. agreed to-day memorial 10 Congress
setting forth .le most prominent grievances that
require National legislation remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
1,al since Jan. oo5 400 22i 100 1913 90;


Tontou Aprll S. D. III. -Consol~, % l-lG for money
and 49, Tor the account; Atlantic and Great Wesrrn
d., MORTGAGE trustees certificates. 33N Canadian
I,.ar ~. Erie 25. do second consois. 1893 Mex
dan ordinary 81 St Paul common 20; pennsylvania,
JJL.
Bar silver T. quoted AZ i4d per ounce
Non,.. .i.Q9i per cent. -,
The rite u discount In the open market for three
months bills 4, -. per cent . 90 $780,,
parl. advlcrs quote per cent rent-s at - francs
92i, cenurs the account and exchange on LONDON
al - francs ~ confines Tor ch"rK-- .x,,
The amount n bullion gone the Bank Of Eng land
on balance today - Gl5scoO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

includes sales 1000 barrels Of April delivery al
eOa 20 /. cents. and 900 barrels OF to dc
livery at 20 cents.
Refined oil unchanged at 7.1J cents per gallon in
barrels. and lower In at 33O cents per gallon
Foreign Notwithstanding, 1G ] = francs Brcncn
$50 marks, London, . I'd > 81 pence.
OH City Penn. April s.-Natonal Transit certificates
opened, 132c highest. sO'sc lowe 81, zoe closed.
sales 2.0OJO bb- charters 81 800 bDs shHncts
bbs Iuus $500 bDi,.
Pittsburg Penn, April s-Pctoeum dull but steady ::
National Transit certificates opened at 'Jc closed at SOC
highest, SOasc; lowest, 13sc.
~ afford Penn April o.National Transit atcs
opened at 73'4c closed at oOsc highest, oO'ci lowest
.19iec ccaIances, 3d., 900 bDls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
NEW DIRECTORS FOR TIE long ISLAND ROAD.

NEW DIRECTORS FOR THE Long ISLAND ROAD.
The annual stockholders meeting Of the Long Island
Railroad Company was held yesterday at the general
offices of the company at Long Island City. The
following directors were elected Austin Corbn,
J. Rogers Maxwell. Henry Graves, Henry W. Maxwell,
James G. X. Ducr, Edward Tuck, william b. Kendall
John p Townsend James d. Campbell. Daniel Lord
Charles Pratt and George 4. EdCell. of the 100000
shares of stock 1885 were voted The only change
i'm the directorate the substitution OF Charles Pratt
Of Brooklyn for Frederick Il. DuntOn, and George ~
Edgel for Alfred Suy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The latest reports Of the visible supply o! refined
oil AT the seven continental European ports of date
OF March III places the supply AT $4,000 barrels, an
Increase Of ll1,ODD barrels over the spending
period Of l--J. From the same ports there were
tancn for consumption from July ]. 1~~J, 70 March
II, 1880, 1907 900 barrc gain Of G1S 900 barrels
over the ,pOnding period Of the previous year
only light business was done ia crude certificates
al the New York Exchanges Yesterday. There no
item Of news from the scene of development work
sufficient % influence operations. \ weak opening
In options at 20 3ia 1888 cents was followed by a
covering movement which carried price, up 10 % STA
20 J-5 cents. At the stock Exchange cash OIL sold
al 10 II cents at the start and prices then hardened 10
20 jS0 10 = cents. The markets showed "A consider
able degree OF scadlncs under The prevailing bcarI,h
feeling IN the trade ana the net gains that last night
although small. may he pFcmOnlory of the long
pccicd rally. The close fully steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
DEFYING TIE MICHIGAN LAW.

Chicago, April (speciaD.-The Michigan lines will
take the lead in dsregardng State laws Transports
ton. At its last session. the Michigan legislature
passed an act called the 1.-TWO Cents-a Mile Act
under the provisions of which no passenger rates
between any two points within the State could be
higher than two cents a mile There seemed no way
out Of the quandary until the recent decision Of the
United States Supreme Court III the Minnesota
Granger Cases." the substance Of which Is that 10
State authority could compel railroads to adopt
ates unreasonably low. The burden Of proof IS on
the roads to show that the reduction is an
able one and the Michigan lines claim their ability
to do so. At any rate they will bring the matter
10 an issue next Thursday, when they viii 20 before
the Central Traffic Passenger meeting and advance
rates the old basis in force before the pas>aS, Of
the act The State authorities VIII Then proceed
against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
7v WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL lTwEIvE PAGES

s,o2 %, made I'D by coin gain Of S141,676
less n currency loss of S3s,3S5 Inc DAY opeia-
tons included Receipts S2'25g,9so p pay, %;
SsI36.7o5, resulting in general balance oil
SI76'Sc7.7i1, consisting of Sl72,4o7,77i coin
and S4490,94O currency. u,,. 49,
The United States treasury az VAS notes. for
ceived to-day S23O,o4o Na'ion"i oan~ "'e' AVA
feqe be Customs receipts were s674s44. the in
ternal revenue receipts 9-oo'o-' anu O'o ILLS
celIaneous receipts S96.617
Todav's Washington Treasury statement or cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN the
figures of the last previous statement as ioilows'
YET sas on 5ss As s: s5
Sss Ssnd soeoaos 5scso5o Dec 1888
Treasury vaults
@ sSs5s5ss g sss Dec Bss 5Sss
Not cash ba,nce $3.50 $50 s2s5 o6O 2G2 Dec sl7s3s
Tho foreign exchanges were extremely quiet
,or to-mnrrow's steamers. but the market was
firm ot unchanged quotations for actual business
as follows: bankers bills - 50 and - 81 IA
francs at BIS is and 5:l6 IA; reichmarks at
o. IL and o. 5s. and guilders at 40 and 40 Is.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols, after the holidays,
were firm at % lie and 90 a respectively for
money and account, ,o n nr balance naIn In the
3rs-T market money for discount OF bankers blls
was easy at i-4a2 3-S per cent, and for pal
anccs at IL per cent Bar silver rose 20 nr da"
On parity OF Yesterdays last home ngures
and followed to-day's home quotations. tlll lne
close and therefore the closing was irregular
At Paris French per cents were Urn, a d. easy a.
and sight exchange on Lohuoh "dS easy az
25.l9 francs to the {.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rorrsvrrIE NEW.oRLEANS AND TEXAS.
1883. 1852 1892 .
E s@9 e 81 "a ~ g;
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
NS"SsF week Of MIS- a March sc s9IS;5 go So
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
Ss%s' s e @;' March, q :,' A
GREAT NoRTHERN-MoNTANA.
M Ng%ReG Of q m,lS' s5ssSS s55i59S
ATcmIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
Month OF February 1852 1890 r. Differences.
Sss.: NE ssss s. :s5S So H H$s $50 sS
Operating expenses. J. fo--o' ',''-1 AN o
NJ. c,rnIng...... s3s2.77s ssis, 40 Inc s2G5,0a7
s sSs55 E a; SS5
Ne months oaths' '0 ss7oos7 sl33O705 Inc s5eoo7s
OHIO RIVER
CO., -iv" ea, al s33oS $50 o5i Inc. go OBJ
Operating expenses. -o,''l DOL 4nc' ''''i
Net ,ornincs sl31G7 sl7109 Inc. s3,9i2
car jan arn To r'o s7eoti sol ss7 Inc $1,000
Operating expenses. 4o,o3f % oOo Inc ''-V'
rronths so59li s3s ,33l Inc. SI2,4l7
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NLW-fOhh.
ISIS. 1859. 1920
For m, vook So so 17f - 535 SO 1892 80 {
Previously reported s3,1i33-l S9oo52oi o',''i-'
Total since jan oo5 500 22i 100 s9s 1913 COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
DULNESS THE FEATURE.
STOCKS NAKEALOWER OPENING
A STRONG CLOSING FOLLOWS GENERAL
RECOVERIES.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-APRIL 8.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TIE STOCK MARKET
TIE BOND MARKETS.

The Treasury purchased only $3.50 bonds
per cents, 81 $50 at 49, and II per cents.
81 900 al O3 -. At the Stock Exchange 81 900
/ per cents sold at 1872 Annexed the clos
ing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

MIR. CARNEGIE AND THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
Baltimore, April s." Without foundation Is the
general comment OF business men, when they are
asked about the revival Of report that Andrew
Carnegie will soon succeed Mr. Mayer president
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 1t is too foolish
to talk about exclaimed Enoch Pratt, the close
friend OF Mr.. Carnegie. "To think that Mr.. Carnegie
would renQush business of $5O,OOO.oOO year
TO come to Baltimore to manage railroad Is pre-
posterous." This revival of report that change IS
about to take place in the presidency of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company is probably due to an
effort made in Ohio to organize a new railroad 10 be
known as the Carnegie Road" The Pttsburg and
Western Railroad. which runs from Pittsburg Penn.
Akron Ohio has purchased the Toledo and Dclphos
Narrow Gauge road. which is finished from Carey to
Delphos The track will be made standard gauge
and extended to Chicago. 1t is proposed TO build
from Plymouth to Iindlay, Ohio, and then. accord
ing to programme. to purchase the American Midland
system between Findlay and ottawa. then by build
ing short distance make new trunk line between
Ptsburg and Chicago that will be fifty miles shorter
than any route connecting these two cities The
American Midland is now in the hands OF receiver
and IS soon TO be sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

ta,n QuOtltIOns Woo q, fOIIOWs FIOur lFm Win adj
l0e asked by dealer, brands. No. SPIN,
wheat s0as02c so. spring wheat nominal 40 red.
sOaeO2c; No. BOZ d3Oa-c No. oats, 22a d22c;
no. : rye iSsei 10 barley nominali No. l naNseeed,
.i0 o0ds 10 62L lard per 100 b. IS l2l 81 Is shor.
ribs. sides loose. - Il 2asJ 20 dry sailed shoulders
boxed - jOdSi so clear sides (bOAcd s. 500
% So whi,Gcy dlsters' finished goods per gal, III or