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more than 80 cities, and does much TO confirm
the typographical scenery of the Biblical descrlp-
tions. With regard to the determination OF the
sacred places. il has not been possible 10 effect
much beyond casting grave doubt upon many OF
the traditions which have been longest accepted.
Thus il has beer rendered probable that the actual
site Of Calvary was without the walls Of Jcrusa-
lem. and not far from the spot which the oldest
Of family Jewish traditions hns always maih-
tanned. Many valuable notifications have been
effected III regard to the sites ana buildings OF
Jerusalem. and particularly in connection with
Tie Temple and the extent and direction Of the
then city walls of various periods
I'm summing mp the results Of exploration, Major
Gender observes Turning 10 antiquarian qucs-
tions. some disappointment has been expressed
that we found nothing very sensational 10 com
pare with the Moabite stone. for instance. or with
the cnnciform tablets /, is true that we did not
bring home the ark, or the calves of Dan.
Ahab's ivory house. or ,IoscphS mummy. but
doubt if this dctracts from the scientific value Of
our work. | was offered SamSons coffin, and a
contemporary account Of the cruciNon. | was
after presented with ancient MSS. and early
pottery, but no record of these wonders will be
found in the work of the Survey. The dolmcns
of Moab. the true copy Of the Sloan inscription.
the shc1cls sent home by Mr.. Drake the plan Of
the Hebron Ilaram. are the most ancient anti
quarian results we have been able 10 place before
the public. We have not offered Shapiro Pona-
teucls or seal, of David in square Hebrew but
the drcr records Of dcciphcrmcnt and measure
mcnt These exact if unScnSationa results are
precisely what was most needed and il is 10 he
hoped that the opportunity to complete the work
of exploration may De s>on afforded. Meantime
Major Condcrs summary of the work done will
he found interesting and useful and his text is
calculated by the series of maps which have been
appended 10 this volume.
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GRAIN and PRODUCE NARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEwYORK DEALINGS

The interest sti sustained large scale.
Il coo bushels changing hands yesterday, atvI
the big dealings Of the preceding days. The market
and variable but the steady pressure Of reaz
lions resulted in small loss az the fciai close.
strong cables and large ciearancr, stimulating IN.
nu.uc-S bat the bear. encouraged 20 renewed cling
material reaction. The official close showed lo>r< q
"a = cent follows: April and May ~ June ST..
aut July SIS cents. December vas up = cent AZ 900
After the close the market passed into state OF re-
n-Wfd excitement and buoyancy Early In the day Ihs
Cincinnati Price Current had estimated me "intr "hes
condition at 81 The Government crop report came olt %
cub The percentage az 81 against - last feaf
price. up and tlr ptnfN Ks covering
n shorts, May reaching 9ON, July 9JN Angus and sept 70.
b,r lilo and December OPS cents, The curb Close
wa lrm. although shade under the TOP figures.
cash wheat dun and unsettled, without export d.
nand.
cnd shippers bought 1870 o bushels here and $4,000
bushels az the outport> The options followed wheat
Systematically without developing features III.
on s show Cd losses OF 3 for April az 3e's and
May 80 !. FOR June at 59i. and L cent for July al
0at- were heavy. but 20 ooo bushels taken by
EXPORT =. The options closed down = Tor April al
20. FOR MAY - and = cent for June az 2s- cents
Lard quiet and generally firm. ADiil options
ended UNCHANGED at 80 80, OF 2d3 points for May AZ
81, 49, september - =. and October az IS 81.
The receipts u grain and flour reported YESTERDAY
a. NeW-N ORR phaie phia. Baltimore and Boston w,r
follows Wheat. to bushels 53S -. bushels:
oats H. 62 bushels total grain, 45s 39j bushels, nonf
3p..9f Ia.kagt> A. Milwaukee and 81. Louis ths
bushels: oats 1e so bushels; total grain $40 20
-four. DSi barrels.
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the West Options closed 2a3 points but TRADING :.
ather SLOW Of nash sales $50 tcs o52Sc CT,
at 652c May closed at 652c June closed AZ G7c ~
closed at 6Gic sales $50 at 500 August yssy
G.70c sales, 40 tcs at go; september closed AZ ~.
Ocsobcr closed at 6Sc; sale, $50 tc az 6soa6
lined Continent quoted GiOQ69Oc; south smeca .Ee'
BCTTER-Demand continues slow but the mar.s, ~.
dccd,d change. Now Butter: state and .yISa.
Creamery. l7dl9c Elsin fancy Ws.s
l5a10iec; do fair to good . lie: Staf. doi-y
.rts and pals. iancy' IL choice, 15ol7c; Go. soA
W SstSin Initiation CRANKY t '6. IN 'Sll.;
lOdi2c far sa9o; Western Dary choice svo a.
good. ioQlic; fair. 7ase: Western Factory f,oe W
DAIRY Factory thirds, Sc Old ntier' 49, ~.
Creamery, 52dllc; Staic. entire Dairy 6rsn and ,"
e9oi,e llaiSc fair to good 100; common. 5Gss:
CHEEsE-Inqury from exporters continues modera,S.
!s ma f fopcS uh f1 %s ffi cos;s
tory, nIe, l0i2 dl0Sc; choice, lO dlOar. ea,on -
good, S2dl0c part skins. 4a9c common sliys S59 "
ono nat salO4c PENNSYLVANIA skins ldI Lc7' TG@Gi
retfictcd offerings. state and Pennsylya fe.6 iSs
l2l2c Western rssh. i2c: So1thern 10i2qIli,c soae
west IN, m'sl, 12c socso. 25c3oc duck i5aisc ~
SCGAIs-Haw- Strong ard more 81 tive: saies 4, "a,
, 1890 Refined -stesdy and mors active. Crushed -.
e@S ii. :" MANIA S' Ks; r,g~aFa g'.e
LILO. S.anaard -" 5ac on -" 5aa5'.c; Whit
)do..r; Yellow. i'.df-r. -
SrEARINE-In ght demand. but held firm we,,s,,
iaia gre',d at '.c. Oloomargarine. city. 5i2q5'sc
IhLLOW-eulot and very steady. Prime city quoted
at r.. Sale, 10000 %. lrc f''""
WOoi-Ihe max pslaI. Is llttle steadler SOM,
Dne fall Texas 17o2oc.
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Chicago April 10 C>pecia3.-The wheat market ran
onr all day upon the general assumption that the GOV
rnment crop report would upset the most sensational
those private report, Of damage wheat which been
current o late and VIII for week have been the prncl
pal motive for advancing prices Upon tins general a.,
SUMPTION prices. after IOnrndry pvgt 40 the openu
Welded full cent II aas not until o'c!o k n,dtly
hours after the r guar close that The rtopt Of N
official figures from Washington showed tha the theory =
learned that Agricultural Bureau made condition
4 - low II cents against - year ago ne
'cufh which crowded with anxious lot OF trsdlrs
the Of intense speculative rNciftin Mt ms
pr-., OF wheat advanced = cents AID II almost IN
possible 10 MI buying orders even 40 this advance ~
night MAY wheat was selling az - cent?, july at IS =
Up,iIil> IN the regular market MAY had opned az =
cents. had sold between S34 and - ana a. 10 oco'A
had closed 40 S2Ac. Jul, all day had Kept az
discount under May Of laiir cents But ~ nsi
on the curb 20 within = cent OF HtN
outside little ngurr wlth the pric',.
private cables said that the India Wheat crop prom,
Is 70 20 per les, than .l-t ar lo>s u ule
figures realized. Of 5000 coo 20 Dooouo busne,
torn opened q little i1~n 800 sympathy WIN Mhfd.
bur did not hold. May op.n'd 10 81. touched 81 oi
closed at 3lA cents, the low point OF ih' di'. os,s
acted nuch com da. Provisions were Mo,s
AMI closed almost the top ribs advanced 10 cents an,
inc Cent pork purchases Of june and july ~
IN. od-t!ne Ncw-N clique houses. one or iht.e,
Worihlngton. was, however considerable >e.ief
a. Hutchinson -ialuwto every body ti,s
n short ribs. taking about 100000 pounds iog July
and closing the market 40 The III top
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HE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COrFTT-Brazh erowths Oh the spot ruled steady with
Moderately active demand No. fiat bean quotod
do una ..crilpd 49, - &c. Sales. 100 bags No
\ ,.orn London. Is; 800 bag, NO On ~ spot, lsc
/ neo hau. 40 santos, private { rms Mid grades IN
~ y.'' # and hoa afn Sales. - Dicui- p9dioe 2lc
1000 I3e Lagua,ra 200 ioe- Naiataibo aud 100 BAG.
,'ri.ats The ODfIOI market quiet
and without NJ a i,ause Early IN The G3y there va
a.. nartiv o.t On some little long selling. closing
.t.ad2 iayrc ca.n'd . H., and Iambury closed . .
10 .t.r i,io quoted firm, WIFI -Uai receipt AZ
santos. ,,puar nr- 30 good , oo5 ~, 80
a. X ITO 90 laes santos foccipt- 700 BAGS receipts
a. Rio July /. l,s9 % ArrA . 1880. 49, 900 bls,
,. til,o 1850 3623 COO bags; time, f-S-, l,41O
eco bag: r-rolp,. N santos july iss2 to April D.
BOO + j. coo bae.: same tnc 1883 2.lofO0O BAGS
,ai,c tine 1883 $4,000 bag. Total saes here to-day
g., haa- i follows:
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Liverpool April 10. p. m.-CottOl-Ihe sales o. the
day include GOO bales Anei Future, closed que'
but steady. American Mdlling low middling cause.
Nrril delivery. Is 7-6id sellers. Apr and Nay delivery.
q ..6id sellers May and June delivery, 9dif BUYERS:
June and July delivery. ll6id buyc.- July and Ausui'
delivery l36td delivery. Is 1904 >ei'
rr- August and september delivery. ll-oid seleI''
~rnamb,r delivery Is sad value september and Oey
Der delivery 57-6id sellers october ana November "
ssIannah April lO.-Cotton quiet. mddne 10 l5l@ !:
low mlddling 10 l-6c good ordinary TO- net ana e.
,rr,ints 81 bales exports % the Continent Loo o''
,.,stv,i.e fl bales sales bales STOCK 3 Gs2 bale,
Galveston April i0-COtton stead nj ding 10 DIV
lov middlinc 10 Lice. good ordinary. lO4c. nct Az.
eross rr.ip, - bale, exports coa,twsr. l,l9 bseS'
sa.- .S bales: stock. 3. 40 bales 49,. ma,
Norfolx April. lO-totton steady; middling u, ~
and gross receipts lio bales exports eoast"ise '-o o
S,,s al bales stock. 1000 bales. ,, -.
New orleans. April lo.-Coton hfm misaAi sst ard
rtoss receipts 20 bales exports To Great Bran ,is.
bales: the Continent. 300 bile,; coas;"isf 90 '
sales 3 80 bales stock los. 1876 bales
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LIVE SIOlK MARKET

Neg.York 1auIsiay, Apin io.-B1Ey Gs-Reeep;s 10
company, and caiioads Weehas Len Tor eNDot BY T.
,ity dressed bce ID fair demand and nm AZ IRE pf
KID n, ~ 9''IE P.ih, ail' ana he1so d.ess
Liverpool quote Teiis,latcd weak I'D the ID.
The Bcqlsnia Tolirno aity " ci,t'T add Adr,c
Monaeh Tower iil and rance are expected to sail %.
DAY 4i,9 ne Olinoeo for Bermuda.
,crlI IA SDWs-Eeceipt. including late arrivals ys.
IRON ~ ~ 10 i the general selling range.
90 EEs-itccipt.. including lae arrival, yesterday,
steady BIT the demand wa not sufficient u clear ts
saias. MS,d lots sod at -. aic and common to prime
Ihere va. sesder tone dressed calf market To-
ss for si and Poa a SgV p Avs
and few fancy cacasses brought 520 lOc at the slaughter
>slcs-Ese < ot,: 90 veal, rs p average. a, - 20
per 100 p 30 80 =. a. - so 90. 10 =, at IS 10.
Hume Mullen; - Veal, l2o y a. ii2c; II do. los
J: J. Ballcnle,k. vea- 1lg n a; lc; p d. l3i n.
Jellise Wright CO.: ii Veals ll3 u at I 'sc.
Judd Buckingham veals. 40 ?. A fc - 90 c,sw
is H. At 5c = d. i3i r. at re : Co. is r. at So
H. Y. Pdccck SONS: Veals, 12l y. at the; Il DO
SHEEP AND LAMBs.--Recelp,. 10 carloads Of 2sls
one carload was con-igned dlr,c, carosas were hst
Gpovn sard- Yearinrs odd Ar YET, rdays prices but q,
jersey civ the reported sales ma eaed easier feeling
lar % choice qn..qra saep sod at s6as7 per 100 y
clipped do At s5as6 ssrng Lambs at S5dS head 70,
fair b. choice.
Dressed Mutton had some inquiry to-day at 92dl0Lc;
and Dressed Yeaflnes were selling at l0al 2c Dressed
spring Lambs hrm at Sias7 30 per few selling
Salcs-D. Harrington IS state Sheep. 90 r average a.
SO Der - do. 50 -, - 80 III S.ste Yesnes,
c,s =. at - -. III o. - = AZ - 81 2i2 Ohio d.
6ie = at -; 2l7 DO 80, T. at - so; Spring Lambs
~ 20 50 per head DO for -.
saerman Culver SO Western sheep 1ies =. So IS;
100 Western Ytaring- SID =. AZ - 10.
p ; Kase ls5 Michigan sheep. lo7ia 2, at 81.
J r. Sader A. Co.. - Western Sheep 1883, \ at
% % DO 9ol. o. At IS So 81 Western Yearncs. Oh
Judd Buckingham: 1oe Clipped Yearlings. 81 =. a,
So as do 80 =. az ..
J y Pidcock sons. a. Jersey City o77 Clipped Ohio
sheen 81, - at - 30: SIS DO. 80 - - Gj 300 In.
-horf Territory do. IL - az 70 80 100 rn,hom Ohio
Ycarlinc~ = . a. = p - spring Yearng Lambs. at
- per head 20 DO. at 50 az 6ot-st 1876 state Year.
ugs. - =. at 7Hc; Ii sheep and Nearngs common
IS y, at - -.
per head.
head
head
load for sale. Market steady AZ - JOTst
>acs-A W. Lamb: l75 Ohio Pig l2i = scant, a.
Country dressed i'.a7c for heavy to light n,
GLIDING Pigs,
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London Ami lO.-Ihe sale, opned ,o ~, ~,
rher, we're offered g.. tales. 1htrc vas D .oo" ~
tendance II and foreign hnycf-. Inc !,
vrrr fairly representative Prices Though -hEh'N 49,
than Al M preceding -alc exceeded eAca' tor
South Xiice combng, were KrcnN 'fNp..'"
especially by foreign BUYERS. Victoria sr,on"S q, =
slowly. All merlno, showed average areihv ,aav
per cent. The cros~tigd, were
The lower grades declined per cent. ,alT S,onr 4
Hone and Natal declined Jaa@ pr cent. :, -, I'M
woods were we'll competed for. There al aanr IL
bales OF New South Wales. coo iaies u non .:
rs Victorian 100 bales lasn1niai ma s,ss
Australian 900 bales swan kiNr o. i uVv and
New-Zraland and GOO bales Cape OF '.pi s.,P on.
Natal Following the offerings ana uis Pt' 81. %
tanned Victoria, 100 bales SECURED, s.gGG "a
locks ana pieces Is adals I'd greasy 'aa - ,rJ
locks and plec,s 7sd9lod. New SCUM ,rct l. I'D
hales secured, IOadals I'd locks ana pl''e ,.,ld
greasy 7iaddll I'D do locks aud pi..c, ssuS -
Queensland 200 bales secured j. o2ddls oss'
locks and pieces, lodals sd.
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Jrdthcr5.


TUTORS go,cncsses. professors, teacher, all
n. braDrh.. supplies school, and families. school cir
cul,. for parrut- Modern languages -lo"cn. .lItlAN
COYRIEHI. 81 T.. l7th-st. bet 4thave aud Broad" ay
A HEST TENC HERS American and lorcisn. applied
n f,r All branches I'm al localities charge TEACH
fl,S WANTED no lee iog s'-i on form Tor stamp
l. r.. AVERY American school bureau west litl-st.
NFETCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
g.. 10 College, Sohoo.- ana lullic, Apply 10
MIR n j. YOrNG-TrL LION. 3 Union square.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR the NhwhOit
y li,iEI 81 NII.I. 81 REQ !NED Al az +.
IfrroWX OFFICES 50. -3o Bro'd"ay. corner Thirty
nf-.-.f t,f1 d. r.t ofu Broad 'ni, between "rutN-
'ceond and Twcnty-,hrl -t- un'il .. M; 30 Wrss
Tv,n'y-thrd.,t corner D. rhih-a.r.; 10 SNth,l'e.
corner For,y..eycnth--' lc2f Imidaye near sixty.
Xi,.th ave ard SiI,,i,ith-' aud go Ihartv.~,. and
the HARLEM OFFICE. l~e Fast OMe-hudrcd-and-
twenty -hfh-st up 81 p no. ~ regular o'ico rates
ScuEENEEH0RN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Olte-f and b,- known In l.. 81 stab. she'd so
3 last lith-st. y. Y.
TACuFE WANTTD.-An experienced kindergarten
] and primary teacher wanted for SEPTEMBER -aiaf
$500. W d. X Ek. l6 Aston Place. y. Y
rTuE rNIoN TEACHERS AGENCY. .Estah. $500
1 Snplt. schools Nl'. tra teachers with positions
" u KERR Manager. ~ Aston Place, N""-fofs.
,CEAcurE WANTED roE SErTrNBrE
So. and Ir'nrIt ltlf salary 800
~. j. KERR ie A-ior Fio.. Ncw-Yor~.
yxJ0MAN's FXCUANGT TEACHERS BUREAU ror
w BON -Gprli'- prof .1r- teachers. govern --',
musicians. -Deoepfr>. uAlors chairfon"s &C. %
49, ,,a ',t..i-.- 20 l.-.H.- arfn-
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Nrm Publications..

EAR. JORDAN on Skin Diseases. Blood I'M
unritic~: Thor Cause and Car: which j. added
chantrr nervous uro-taion. Ire. b, post 23c. In
stamps direct from author. @33 West -3d->t.
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RAILROADS..
TENN SYLN q N ! 4
RAiLROAU.
on AND AMER MARCH :, $780,


Train. leave stations foot Of Desbrosscs and Cort-
rna' ,-; uTii FAST LINE for the West Pullman
y,stbu sleeping and fa5iSr az hi, a'' ~ M AID
s.: LSu' o III a1 ".f' and ,coSo cacjps SUNDAY
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! Drawing and stateiioom o!c pms D.n.A., ~, nh" w
nosraphcr, and type-write- Datoog9 for BON SeAei
Home Ses ,a i y s tam 1iq s9 cin
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eco W wESrMGN IMPRESS tS s all H0ivv; e ln
hie slec1tn" car Scm Wax To- P.tt,baie. St. Louis,
44 dS SnSn9a VIZ aRd N rp Nfy a.
9at 80 r. NJ Chcaeo no Pc 70 on meek fc any Sicve:
land and Toledo daiy, except satu,da{ vo.t,bule
Scpag Gag xe%Yos e fRag2 y NeS c, n q
Memphis, VIZ ~" Sh'nanlo1h Nal'E 5iifn ,.,ir,go
90 a. Ico9 U?% or 10 copacct for odo daily and
To- CORY. rrie. TIE on Region, Cleveland ana 'o'"'
BALTIncwr. WASHINGTON AND THr SOUTH
daily 5s'ept sunday 70 alr,e NJ S 9i"si95
Hg2 m "9a to@srs or,is w i6d S s-6
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SUNDAY - and 80 a. M Ing 80 zoo SG ana a gs
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VIA Dians ar and 10 10 washngt,n lnited). nd
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Asso% sr.s 90 q 20 65 90 10 mtd an!
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\ handsome pamphlet. describing II length nc r.
pulisan Cub no, ,ii,n' the United Sa,s tn Na:ion.
and state Leagues AID many = tl' Principal club
Rules for forming clrb. Topics foi D. bate 'tc. go
The Ii f'e OIL ll n'wrllpr OF m l. lG g. an
THIS Is the Official handbook. P!,e - cents Order io
The Tribune.
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W VIZ 80. -
i.l,.., i0,aaio'o 1929 1893 30
i'i0aff ....... 10. '3aoi5
FLOUR AND MhAL-iLor R-i.ary n the day The
of 800. p Dbl os' ,e aa pf- -at'd 10 'he.A ou-i.
..,. general AZ a.. Opening Sl,- g.. 100 hi, 500
fr .spo,t lneladur 503 bill, Loss E>ua a: = 4oq
T. 200 e' Zoo NH a.. Se s,, 30 %, fa q. oor
~, mug -6o XXX 3. "0S What = 9Ge
- ioi GOO bM' salcsnn.. - lea = 30; 900 1bl,
Ie.. soa5, 20. ia..a,. 81 s. $ g. Jan 'r<na.
,o ,,,, o" 10 i,,e',,
[ ss Nse' o es. ,,s ag cs.s .}e;' iG
. 50 ..i 20 ~, Ix.ae, - Is 3 30; sraisn,. poor
20 i'. - 'y'9i I'D l'i.' oia.l''y -o
ei...a a.m ~orrntEN lLorE-finy held but ONLY
Pa :. 10. 5. ~, olIs'! i, 3 ,,s P ls
s fancy Yot w..n ia1 AZ :. ioa ~ e 49, and
N'aae' "in'' - 3D. H'..'' 30 ''l'.
DE- '9 n..@,t Wa les ., g>ce.
'o9 VI; ar 'oa. ai'af, ta..a over i5doo. 900
ar- aoat 'i. taa.ng ea' .,e3 nHsS WIN '.n ',
M ,' moon ' .o wa, s . n9a y G pHMS ay
day. aud subsequently, d,anced Lice, which
a. -e'. Ji3 op-1'd Al, ~e'.c. rallied T. sy-c t,,a
'r'ifG &c. .h,u.' Mere ada . ,,rdnpeS forsis4
ad, e,-. u'-ie- which me ,.abaaid clearance, M.fe
s ..it o, ia- n.. did not materially a'e.t h. -itaa-
-,.a ~, " t.. ':' Of coaara,o iho oily item Q,
crop n'e- received Nl- au '-traie ht prominent
N '-t'n ronnric''i .oarn1. pa'iis Va" condition az
to-day N.r 1913 O3, bush ,pfing AID -2-i bush winter.
e.t..t.4 Nl bush. frances H. 100 bu-h
s.,i. ana iUDo l.g- flour. Ihe no.'rn.elt iepoit
att .l' condition - fh crop AZ -, against ~ a,
}.. '. stated active buying on o." curb attend
..t. tNN-..t riN.r excitement MAY sold up tn 3o-c,
I..t .o. AUGUST tu. september =? ll-ltt D,c"nD,r
NH-.n. f.ttrsu. ln' -p0c MA n't ruled an!
l.t ltf c closing heavy. Thor va, nothing Iol9it'n
TO IDf fhr milling demand Mt- limited % one oau
~l 1000 r~h lutIir t. coo bush spot. including
Irrf|Ht Winter H"t a. N~fSt ar, no t'i IA store;
....n f. cu nNl'f ii4ft 80. Hard spring quoted
lr|ff. SEQ. Northern aHoat. nominal "oiac 80
fVf| 49,. nNn'. closing a. - -ft do MAY. - 5-lbd
p l-ii. 'N.lut 80 sos Go ltn' - J. ia:u closing
Do o." july. 80 ao..-f, losing A. - r. 10 AuSt-t.
--'.r losing 49, @. '-r oo Hrpt'irf :, |a~N'.''
N..N 40 - a' '.t"i 'f closing ar 500 d" N"''h.
N.. lo-iu. ~ -i.. q" h''rN''f - H'' - 'o>i,- 10
10000 bush so " storm sold '.. Z and D.. 70 an lh-
f.fN- pouf- lflNat' ifln- b NNiil In tair demand
1921. hNt strong. >tl- l'.NNu bush n-ritd canada.
0,,.sr. fNNilN MALI Has i-ht demand hi
t..,- ll. nrU 'NtN Wa NOT especially in'' resting
iltl, and fn, changes v,r. mainly in sympathy wiih
options ri!. SLIGHT advance az thu outset. after
n %. fHr h'' tas fttfl-h. att.u . with con>d-
.fiIr realizing leading Co cfrn" ~ ".9'-c closing ~
r. bottom. lu- spot muDf "pn'd >tiont hnt co- 4
H.T.tr, owing f' ii' 'r.th in OPT on, ~
f.ff.I- n Irfr hN\.f- taxing -'~.roD bush
t.- geo. bun ~. ~ op' port.
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WAR SHIPS SINK At SAVO.

An TNiil in VaUlil.t form. published Tribune
containing the Thrilling account 4 the wreck Of the Age
can Wgr ships and the calamity = Tho Yankee
ar- mc hiding "~ctentn' o. q hi a. "John 10 4
Disaster" "Aurfic1u tfl- Nlfual' VITA 1876 - those
who have married titles abroad "Hun'ng Stories -
Amofiea's Nrs Navy" with f.ll lls' = ID" 81 -
their dimensions. armament etc, etc. etc. - crnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

E.'alil-iment OF ill., Now Republic Lr;''r- o. a
special sttf IOrd'nt OF 10" Tribune. iilAtn III
lAnpha; form 30 cents copy.
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d on American Standard Of clas-laca-


q. Oh Orinrrv. ........Ss Low Ncdlng 10 31G
sti.ct food ordinary ......9. Ndflng ...........l1
op JON, had another Quiet day and prominent feat
ir.~ wtr. develop d. Liverpool advice, were trlne
AID f- port re-s If, coatnu Il irft both ~ which
iaa u.. I,ine Near Hoath, advanced 103
points. b.f l1t. l.lbtr.. showed little change
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Steamboats,.

4 TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
aa4 except saturday, y. ~. @icctrr l.ght, aud bells.
stran heat IN f9'ms tonn't "ith tram 81 Delaware
and Hudson and fithbuiS railways. sunday steamer
touches at Albany
LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONlNG-
~ 1ON IINL.-lh' inside route. Boston. 49, IroNl-
d,ncc - b Worcester :. 30 Steamers leave Per
excepted.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ >t.alacf- DREW md DEAN HlCIiMOSD for Albany
leave OLD PIE Al, = H.. 'oot Caaast a. y N.
DAILY l~und"(. ~e,picd maxine d,r,. connection,
for all pont steam heat and electric lights throughout
NATSKIII., HUDSON, AND COXSACkIE.
~, , os H. a. D. i So,nclHc at ''H "d.o ir wtb
j.. 4 l. l. X. To- al point, ,-t Aao Lebanon Spring,
NALL RIVER LINE-Boston. $500, for
L nr-i-ci,., limited tg"et,. FARES E.pI'ED TO
nKNiLT StNDAiS iNtLt DID at Z D. ~. or,
BY A"nN ,ca lr9 SS'@ m, At 1g f'e{ c at
mission. An orchestra on each st'am'r
KINGSTON. RONDOUT and way landings.
~ MONDAYS Wrdnc-iays and Friday, Commenting
March - boa la1o- from foot Of nafr.onst. At D.
"'''f N''''E SNIE rnrMrER STEAMBOAT co.
n ORWIcH LINE = FAyoRITE INSIDE
~ rags"d T., ~, n a,n ~ "er,cr
most bier above De.bso,-csst fcif,l div SUNDAY ~.
pt'a' a. 80 j.. q. W. BRADY. AGENT.
n EW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck Slip
~ Ter -. T.. r. at ~. ard II >. IA. SUNDAYS
eepe1 s--r- ---z- III ILL., --r ---- north and cast
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