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that can not seem-I, Capdenac-to
yield to threats"
Il withdraw them"
Then it Is agreed"
evil you write out your abdication
and sign it?''
Il have so much sympathy for YOU
that can refuse you nothing!"
| Furnished with the precious doom
ment, Anatole ran to NJ. Bouvard's.
The distance was long, and he did not
reach the door until eight O'Clock in the
morning.
$50 home and go to bed," shouted the
professor, stormily.
Il have Capdenac's abdicatiou. Open
the door or l will break it in
NJ Bouvard opened. Anatole handed
him the paper and went to Nicette's
door to shout:
Cousin, get up, dress quickly and
come"
cit seems, monsieur, that l am no
longer master of my own house You
go, you come, you command! To prove
to you that | do not like it / shall nav
no more attention to you. You hear? 1
am going to read my newspaper"
A few moments later Nicette. as
fresh as The dawn, arrived in the little
salon.
whats the matter?"
"The matter" said NJ. Bouvard, ais
that your cousin IS mad"
Mad? All right" said Anatole;. sbut
Nicette will see that my madness has
its good side Last night, my dear little
cousin, l obtained two things-M.s- *
denac renounces your hand and yout9x-
cellent guardian consents that you may
marry the man you love-"
Truly. my guardian, you are willing
that should marry Anatole?"
"What?' exclaimed Anatole.
For you are the man l love, my
cousin
Just then Anatole felt his heart beat
4 Il - ~ hoe
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fist, whose investigations of poisonous
substances every one was familiar with,
but whose nobility of heart and quasi
paternal goodness Anatole had enjoyed
especial advantages for approaching.
Poor boy" continued the doctor;
what have you been doing?'
Nothing that know Of" stammered
Anatole, much agitated.
"Ransack your memory. Tell me what
you have been drinking, what you have
been eating, what you have been breath
ing
This last word was a revelation to
Anatole. That very morning he had re-
ceived letter from one of his friends
who was travelling in India. In this
letter was flower that the tourist had
picked on the banks of the Ganges-a
red, odd-shaped flower, whose perfume,
rs he now remembered very we'll, was
peculiarly penetrating. Anatole seached
his pocket-book and found the letter and
the flower, which he showed to the
scientist.
mo more doubt" cried the doctor; 'it
is the Pyramenenis Indica!-the mortal
flower, the flower of blood!'
''Then really-you think"
''Alas, am surer'
But it isn't possible! l am only
twenty-five years old. feel full of
life and health"
AT what hour did you unseal this
fatal letter."
This morning at nine o'clock
''Well, tomorrow morning at the
same hour. at the same minute, in full
health, as you say, you will feel GER
tain pain in your heart, and all will be
over"
And you know no remedy, no way
Of"
None" said the doctor.
And, hiding his face in his hands, he
dropped into an armchair, suffocating
with grief.
On seeing his old friends emotion,
Anatole comprehended that he was
really condemned. He rushed from the
room like mailman.
With perspiration on his brow, ideas
upset, and his body mechanically adj
vancing, Anatole went out into the
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ToMMY'S FIRST VOYAGE.
How He Tormented His Ma Until He Be-
gan to Feel "Kinder Queer"

How He 'Sormented His Ma Until He Be
gan to Feel "Kinder Queer
Tell me, ma, who's that big man up
there?"
That's the captain, Tommy"
whats he up there for?'
THAT is his place, up on the bridge?"
"What do they call it bridge for?''
because it goes over the deck"
"What deck?'
'Why, Tommy, the deck we are stand
ing on. Don't be so silly"
Cant he ever come DOWN."
'Who, Tommy?"
'Why, that big captain"
Certainly he can, whenever ne likes
'But you say it was his place"
"Well. SO it is, when he is on duty
"What duty?"
"Why, on watch; taking care of the
ship"
SIS it his ship"
mo, dear, it belongs to company"
Company of real soldiers?'
"No; certainly not; how absurd you
are. A company of business men,"
Can they sail for nothing?'
81 don't know; suppose 500
"We can't, can we?"
"No, dear"
"Why not?"
because your father does not belong
to the company. Now be quiet. o, look
at that ship"
''Where?''
''Why, right there"
"Where is it going?"
81 don't know. Do be still. I've gos
headache"
us there captain on that ship?"
EYES,
''Big as ours?"
81 don't know. Now stop talking"
"Ma.''
well what is it now?"
II feel queer-kinder sick.''
"Mercy sakes, Tommy! Why didn't
you say so before? Come, hurry and let
me put you to bedr'-Ocean.
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THE WAY | MANAGE JOHN.

To think that twenty years have passed
Since John and were wed
And not u harsh or cruel word
BY either has been said;
We've had our cares ana trials such
AS other people meet,
But then we've had each others smiles
However the world should greet.
How have we lived with loving ways
So long as man and wife!
Why has not pain and discomfort
Destroyed our joy in life?
The truth, my friends, is this, no more:
We keep our love aglow,
And when the fires of love are bright
This world is free from woe.
In ccurtship days when John would come
always looked my best;
tried to have our home arranged
In honor of my guest.
His every wish l sought to please,
l sought his comfort then;
This treatment pleased my dear good John
And brought him back again.
Dear John could never frown at me
For was always kind,
And kindness true will never leave
Faultiinding in the mind
In thoSe dear days wisely vowed
TO live a wifely life,
That John might ever bless the day
When became his wife.
1 always think that home is mine
And John its favored guest
That when he comes from out the world
With me for him is rest.
Kind friends may think It's endless toll
To pass IA life like this,
But now to see his JOY in home
Yields me my creates: bliss.
But who deserves a loving smile,
Or Kindness freely given,
Who needs the aid of loving home
To gain a glimpse of Heaven,
So much as he who tolls all day
To keep our wants supplied:
Then let US yield our sweetest smiles
And be our husbands pride.
Detroit Free Press.
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THE FATAL FLOWER.
Satisfactory Results It Unexpect.
edly ACCOMPLISHED.

on ARE a dead
man." said the
doctor looking
fXedly at Ana
tole.
Anatole stag
gered.
He had come
to spend the
evening gayly
with his old
fri e n d, DR..
Bardias, the IL
luStriouS Scien-
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"To marry your daughter is the sole
object OF my life, sir"
"Rats! Young man. any one can dc
that Get an object il life that you
will have to struggle for. "-Munsey'i
Weekly.
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"AND YOU KNOW NO REMEDY"

night, unconscious of what was going
on around him, not even suspecting
that the streets were becoming de-
serted. For long time he ran thus:
then, coming to bench, he sat down.
How many hours had he left?
The persistent and painful sound of a
distressing cough tore him at last from
his prostration. He looked, and saw
sitting on the same bench tiny flower
girl-a child of eight years, thin and
sickly.
He fumbled in his pocket, and found
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when Anatole rang at the door OF MIC
cites guardian, NJ. howard.
SIS there FREQ
NO, dear NJ. Bouvard," said Anatole;
II came to make little CALL
But | suppose, monsieur, that since
you disturb me in this way you have
some thing very important to say to me-
Very important, NJ. Bouvard. You
must abandon the marriage OF my cous-
in Nicette to NJ. Capdenac."
Never, monsieur, never"
sit will not take place.
"We shall see. And now that you know
my reply, monsieur, will detain you
no longer"
That is very kind of you; but l am
good as we'll as tenacious, NJ. Bouvard; |
take no otfense at your procedure, and l
remain"
Remain if you like. l consider you
as gone, and l have no more to say to
you"
''Do you consent?"
"To what?'
abandon the MARRIAGE
But, monsieur, NJ. Capdenac is ter
rible man.
SIN that case let me do it; only swear
to me that if induce NJ. Capdenac to
give up his claim my cousin shall be
free"
Eyes, monsieur, she shall be Free
When Anatole arrived at the address
given him it was nearly six o'clock in
the morning.
who's there?" asked a gruff voice,
through the door.
open. A very serious message from
NJ. Bouvard."
Finally the door opened, and Anatole
found himself in the presence of ma n
with a stiff mustache who wore for his
nightdress a costume of the fencing
school.
Monsieur" said Capdenac, May l
know"
Monsieur" answered Anatole, ''you
wish to marry Mile. Nicette?"
Yes. Monsieur"
Monsieur, you shall not marry herr"
"Ah! thunder All, blood! And who
will prevent me?"
81
Capdenac looked at Anatole, who was
not very large, but who seemed very de-
cided.
"Ah, young man" said he, at last, sit
is lucky for you that you find me in one
of my good-humored moments. Take
advantage of it. Run away while there
is yet time. Otherwise l do not answer
for your days"
Nor for yours"
"a challenge to me! Capdenac! Do
you know that l have fought twenty
duels, and that have had the misfor-
tune to kill five of my adversaries and
wound fifteen others? Oh, come, take
pity on your youth. Once more save
yourself"
81 see," said Anatole, that you are
an adversary worthy of me, and my de-
sire increases to measure myself with
so formidable man. Let us take those
two swords there, near the chimney, or
those two boarding axes. Or those cav
airy swords. Or what do you say to
these curved sataghans? What is the
matter?'
young man, do not play with fire.
arms"
care you afraid? You are tremblingw
"Tremble! /! 1t is from cold"
"Then fight or abandon Nicette's
hand"
II like your bravery. The brave are
made to agree. Shall make confess
sion to you?"
Speak on"
For some time have been thinking
myself OF breaking off this marriages;
but did not know how to manage it.
So would very willingly consent to
what you desire; but you understand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev.york saturday April -BEEVFS-Recepts. Sc
carloads OF Ofs head-j carloads AZ llohokcn for export
alive and Is carloads 6Ohst for j. stern lhirNsN
Carloads were to arrive late at Hobokcn. No trading in
live cattle. Feeling steady ,,,.,-, ....,,o,.
SHIPMENTS as reported yesterday and British markets
ToItImore shipments for week Los cattle From
Roston 500 becvc- and 1850 quarters Of beef From
@AIV TS,Rcceipts 271 head. all at Goth-st Steady
Salrs-Iiume Mullen 0S Neas 10 ID average at 1 &c
per cnice Wright Co.: 20 Mixed Calves 1913 n, at fsc.
j. e. Pidcock sons: s. Mixed Calves, ID 3D. AZ
ss1nEFP AND LAMBs-Receipts - carloads Of lo4
stead for both Sheep and Yearnes but the pms were
NOT oite cleared. Cnshorn sheep sod ~ 20 sea ~
1in,cd do at - o5Gs5 o. Woocd Ieafinc7 at t'G@S
ClipIed 10 "a 40 6o"> G2l2. r e,- H.,
Sass~D Harrington: 20 clipped STAT sheep tlw'sso
1oi - at - % per 100 n 81 do - r. at 50 90; 81.
Woolled Yearlnc- 90 H. at 81 1919 Ohio do. q, - at
s. 20 "A DO IS n, at ~ 10 1913 Clipped DO Il u" ~
80 Ticnback Dewey G3 Clipped Buffalo sheep SOL n
Of ~ 20. ~ Wooll,d do ia = at s6 - llS lnShoin
Michigan Ycarllnes 72 p, at - CO. - do - n az -.
j. +. sadlcr CO. lS5 Unshorn Territory Sh''p '"'
!" Kase: go Clipped Ohio yearlnrs 70 n at so 90
sherman s. Culver 1913 Clipped Ohio sheep Sol IT, al
80 JYdd & buckingham IS Unshorn MICHIGAN sheep IL
~ AT &c So % Unshom Michigan N'aiiins- Sp'i d. al
u0Gs-Recelps 40 carloads OF 6lf head 81 carload.
t sOh.st II carloads at Jersey City and carload. ~
Hoboken. Market a trlnc Wc'h. D4o'''''''' - "
ssies-J Love & Co.. III Buffalo Hogs. 100 u average
Hume Mullen: state Hogs, 1s5 y, at 81 20.
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Landau Aprll l9-At the Wool sales to-day. 10 900
,..i.. GOOD assortment offered There a fair
attendance The competition wei sustained. Aus
attracted Ia"
niles -hovsd hardening tendency. Cros-breds
,gtlv sought for and prices were nrn Scour'd-
date about 800 bales have been purchased
To- the Tnird states and 1850 bales have been with
,r,.u There remain 100 900 bales. Adyces the
French manufacturing districts stat" that trade + duh aud
H. ,r.0t, uncertain. Following are the offerings aud
49,. l,,ircd. Nictora-2 200 ba,- secured Id
i. SD. de- locks and pieces 9ndgls sd greasy. sda
H. ad do lock and pieces. Ida l2isd. NcwSouih Wales
600 halo- secured odd Isl I'D do locks and pieces
sdo l., cd greasy Gi,da1s Sd DO locks and pieces 3Ldd
do locks and pieces 9ddls I'd greasy ida l0sd do locas
and nirc.s 3s,da9d South Austalia-3OO bae- greasy
ga Tia do locks and pieces iad0lOd. NcwZcaIand
500 bales secured si.ddiS ID do locks and pieces loi
AZ Id greasy Sda1s Id do locks and pccc-. 3i,da
SID Capc of Good Hop and Natal 100 bales.
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Chicaro Ami l9.-"The Df0vcT,' JournaI' p0IIs :
Carl ,eceipt- head shipments 900 htau mar
10 brrN.s ~ jOdS5 10. steers. ~ iV4@i 90
stockcr and feeder. = 400 - IS cows bui- ana nu
- ,oJ43 20. TrNa, cOrn,d steers, sSG>5 a. kit,s
T,a"s ~ 6Oas3 30 Hogs-Rccopts, - Ouo d. ad; snip
In.nts 900 head market stead! niN'd - ,"s ~, %
i."v l56ei 40: light 1oGEi 50 s"iIs - 80 g.
Receipts 1000 head market ,.idy nay ma, W.,
: 90; Western corn-icd, 81 9OG@O % ltAAs 90 wv"
80 Hvhai" Airl -Cattle-Iccips last - hours, lro
had fnta fr week thus far = 80 head for sam" tHe
last week : $50 mead conSgned through lVV d. 81
40 - when fo New. YORK: 40 head fnr sale; thl"rt
Am and UNCHANGED sheep and lamb i.'' I- '-l
hours GOO head total for week thus ai ~ Vl nan
f am. time la- week 33 500 head CONSIGNED inoseh
coo head zoo Of which to New lork 800 ma ',i
ale Sheep-ChOlcc extra, - 400 80 uV me !nW -
GOOD 81 15dsG % common 20 good - Do.., '.p"n,
S;as5 so Lamhs-(,oOd 70 choice, - fVe7t 90 iA.I "
go - rh1s7 a.: medium fair, S6 JOd9lt clpI'i
s8G Sc So Hocs-Eecepts last - hour o. ~ h'a 40,
10Th for week ji.76o head To- same lN ,qt
week 42 ZOO head consigned through. $40 h''l H''V
~ witch 10 New York 800 head for sale m'r'' ''
e. and higher. selected medium weights ana -'' I.
heavy ends a. So good to choice heavy - - -c,,
Wc,k weights 500 mixed piss ana -ht ORR -
81 S5rsf 45 light PIG, 81 2o"si % ionsh-' % 80"
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COTTON MAgKLrs- BY TELEGRAPH.

Ilv.rpoOl April -. l r. m.-Cotton- Anirrcah-N MID
dlnr iOd The sal.s or the DAY included 200 baee
American. .,.,.,t.a -. -. IL,
dino clause Ap delivery q lN-Gid sellers; Apr aud
Nav delivery d IS-Gid seller. Nav and June livery,
100d sellers and July delivery q .lGit BUYERS
delivery, 236td sellers; August de-
o3Old sellers: August and sept mbcr delivery.
OF ntd rrcr-. september delivery O2l-Oid buyers
e,,t,l.r and october delivery G3Gid buyers; october
and %ntT,nbrr delivery. > ji-Gid sellers.
,,iyr.ion Aurl l0.-totton firm; niddlng, ll'tc; low
oldding i0c good ordinary, 10 7-l0c. Net and gros,
r,r.int. a., ial.-. stock 1860.
TdrfoiR Apii 10 otton hlm middlng. la Net
and nos receipts 3j5 bales exports coast"re, l-O
saies , II. stock. lG4n5. ,.,,, -,
low I1ddIing Io.c good ordinary. 10 3.iGc Net and
mos r.r,ptS 36l bales exports coastwisc boo sales
81. stock 10 10 Ga ..,,. IT,. ,.,,,t,.o :, - ~.
lov ,fddng II 3-lGc; good ordinary lO'sc. Net r..
CENTS 81 bales: gross. l2'2; c>pofs to the .ontincn
40, rn,efwl-c p sales, 1000; stock, n.IJl Nci
,d ,o,, lent the week ended April ~. inclusive
9in ,i. AGAINST 1896 THE week last year total since
c,',,.r -H.y lJ1. against 900. 1896 Amount Of cfoT
,.i,,it iu,n sight for the week. 3O2lG bales. against
~ ,.f year. making the total thus far for the
- ann - OIL. against S5G6l Tor the same tim" last
w. the G'iS3 4l3. against Il 6i.
~,,fhnrn spnncf~' takngs and Canada overland ~
49,, ,ror ~ ~ AGAINST - 95 making the total
srn,.,,.r -. 15l against III 49, The decrease
r "a. week II ck~ a. ports and twenty nine leading
t, southern markets has been g. ,3i against ~ i(
,is reL last year The stocks At pOrt and interior
a., nov ls7 $40 bales less than they at this time las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21

Nav s2lassc June 32i4a3.s.c; July. 324a32'.e Eggs
arr Penn-vvanis nrsts, l3c. Petroleum steady ~
mn ,' , m hbls l5-iOO. Other articles UNCHANGED
Iocein,s Four 900 bbl~ wheat, 1000 bush corn
ici do hush: oats $500 bush Shlpments-Nhcdu
4 900 hush corn 81 800 bush oats, TO- 900 bush
- Ioui. oct 19-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
roxr an Nav steady June. but higher for july ana
An~nst I'm sympathy with higher chicago Market ie
,ino ga. ~ advances OF &c Oh May ana Sc Tor July
H. niose was weak and about tdS4c above YESTERDAY
70 red cash soc May, SG2QS1'sc, closed at soc ak,n
I,nc sSiGs-ic CLOSED at S6i2c asked July s3+Gs4D
S1c oscf At s3i- ns3i.c asked August s3as34 Ge3Se
of,-6 -, 80 asked Corn better; No. mixed, cash.
10 Sna a" Nav closed 297s 3Oc bid July: 3O'9,,
49,, ,2oi,r' Oat. quiet No. :, cash, -iAc pa
n ~ ic I'D. Julv 2fi-c. Rye scarce ana higher
"' 49, hid. Barley slow. Hay fairy actiNr
So - 80 so timothy, 81 jOd+l6 90 Bran hri;
aHecd 81 i5 Lead quiet but firm At zoe Tor chemical
and red and sG5e ntter and c o pr m
,ha.ou jr Int Quiet Pok. si3 75 Iard1Primc steam
cn ioncs and ribs ga So 10. short clear - ~
- % I,nronIoxed shoulders. - 1888 long, and
,- 40 97iaasG so short clear - oVn 20 % ~ nn1
~ % Receipts Flour 5000 bbls wheat W.
,wsb corn IA bush; oats, fl,uOV nusn
NH barcv 600 bush. Shipmcnts-rlour non poS
Out q 600 bush corn 50 900 bush; oats 10000 bush
rolcdo Ohio April 19.-wheat active easier cash,
eo,c. Nav 9Oisc: July, s6isc; August soc S3rn
All ,tcady: cash 3ac: May. Sc oats gu, scauE
VIM VIM ,,Litc osioc CloVcr-secd hrn hgh'r; ohSh
;t",n "a 20: october - G5 Hceeipts-Whrat ooSS
,hr com al oG7 hush: oats. 800 bush,
-, b,cs Shiumcnts-Nheat ZOO bush corn, 10 80, ~
lush oats 900 rye l2oo bush cio'er-eccu' iV
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HE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Apn 1o.co'tea hrm; mealins u ''
Flour duh and ulthahsN wheat ~ol,' =
active; Tulz s5a9O. L0neb,rf - $500 80, - 80"
ter red SPOT and Apfh. = 2a-- NAV -' IriN CO
I'D (ori-Souh, act,, whit. 4@a l.t. S,iio" 90
80 strong m.Ned spot ari Al'.i 80 "', '
Nav aoa iOi.c: June. 40. 100 JuF 30 -fio-r A.
lu-t fId4li4c IT amer 3-'-t 'ai- N'il Arn ar wa.
Il anced Rive nrm and unchanged. I4s mn. palm" TO
cll icr tmotny 1l3dtli. Ifotlr0A- -tHlN ana Hh-
changed Butter firm ana unchanged. s-- -i'ant ,
i@4.r Petroleum unchansd CO1.t duh and wa hanged
S,,af str,dv 4 soft Ol-c. CoIp.r w-hf. ana - - ?,
unchanged. Receipts Flour. lOll3 bb.. wneHt 1900
Iu-h. corn i.i 900 bush oats. 1000 bush ffr N'
hush shipments Flour. ib-i bb- corn l''Njj b.-h.
Salc,-Whcat, 1000 bush; corn. 5000 bush.
Hunao Apfil I9.-Whrtt-No. hasa. -i"t scarce asa
aru IN ,rsf OOi4 =, 600 tu-A e. L T. Ntf - al 'tt
- 900 hu-h No. ! Nor'h'in, SPOT. M.r. -"lA a. 's
winter grade higher; OIL. ring. light, 30 f'r ~ -.
and g. F. ,-k,d 40. red o'e oGei 80. "hN Mi.".'
gan 95c 40. : extra Wilt ~ 900 iis "fn lN No.,
demand and higher; -Ales 10 600 bush So N'," o.
A. n 81 &c; carloads 50. at 300 "n ,fi" Va-.
,oirnd ooAc iarsv ia good demand oi.in@t 4fht
70 C,nadn 20. so . Canada. Gjaosct -. 3 '.ifa
"a 50ic 40 Canada OOdOlc. Ky. higher 40 o.
S2r s.tcd our strong and higher best curing pet o.
So III -. b--i winter. - -5arJ 90. N4iii''i hii
.nt.r bran si5 30. -png - -. Canal f'irhi- IN
changed Receipt Flour. - 600 Dbl what 'N
huh. corn 23l GOO bush ~. ~ 900 bush hii''ii
ssimnents Flour IL 900 bils wheat 10000 BUSH corn
lG5 600 bush oa'- 20 600 bush.
Chicago. Apnl 19.1hc leading futures ranged a. fol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

day continued light No nat 5o bean s@ qSoea
santos plus 4, ISsc. Mid grades steady but gWe,
sales ga bags Maracabo, private terms Inc option
market made further slight gain, but speculation was
utterly devoid vgor being entirely Of local characte
avre advanced i4d9 r., and Hamburg closed .d2 plg
better Rio continued firm and exchange was again
sc6er Regular hrst 9 $50; good second. $50 ex-
hange (pryste, 21s receipts, 1000 bags RIO caIangcs
o United States 900 bags Rio clcarances for Europe
1000 bags; total stock. III 900 bags santos reffe,p
1000 bags Monday will be holiday Receipts Al
Rio july l. 1889 to April IS 1890 1908 600 bags s1me
time 1889 36ss 600 bags sane time ISIS $40 ~ ooo
time 1850 10000 bags SANE unie iSoS,
e63 600 bags; stock in HaVre, $4,000 bags oil "hioh
e49 900 bags are Brazilian 49,, ..,.o.,. Anil
London cables as p m. (ofcial quotations april
6s Cd NAV 7Gs I'd June 76s Cd July. 80, "a August
s sd September O Cd which about 3D. higher than
he official morning prices. - -
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rrcnRnE.n MORTGAGES.

nc,ts. Hiram ". To j l. Cadwaladcr. : 57thst W OF
i.rotnrIs Mary. b Herman Wfonkow, 40 East iisth
IT, ! year. $500
Dunn. Jane. to Geo T. Hyatt. 7st-st. OF dave
rorfcro. Edward. To H. Braman Ct al, trustees
n : rsih--t II 9tI-aNc. years e. ~l2, 600
,,,sdf,llow. l. To- i We'll and auocT11, I'd
ave and 9lthst. demand, $3s 800.
,.aut James to - Miller, 3ith-st, W OF shave
Hunter Geo !. IT, TO II Bailey 390 watcr-st $3.50
II,sS Isaac. to X Dnkelsplcl, 29th.st OF 7th
KeiN John, 70 l. Faby 1l7th-st, OF Ave-A
8 years. 1000.
K,cfr 4. to Z Baantne Sons. i5i 3d-aye lease
Kicncrt John +. to lIaSsall slstavc. Of I'd
ayc, , years. -. 600.
kob, simon to d Mayer 3e5 East 75th.st 1 year
rnft Rachel Vosseler, 225 East 10th 81. instas
so 600. asst
Myers, ST. toHVC na'ctt' o'th''t W Of r'eNns
McKay. NJ, to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 10th
IT. c OF 3davc year $1,000 800 49,.
Pcnz Mary - to J II Young. lOth-avc OF 139th
IT. , wears, $1,000.
PRISON. Sarah !, to NJ l. Coc. iisthst W OF 9Th
ave year, $4,000
Sullivan ID A. Ia VI Mccarthy, IeNlngton-aVe,
OF InSth-~t. | year $500.
", denver Arnold 10 Irving Savings Institution. n
1Ith-st. Of 7th-aVc, year, 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21

Mess quoted at si2 25ds. 50 old sl3 75g:l4 Tor
PsT s4qT, ns Gear saas FAMILY Mes but slss GAY
fty Estra IRda Mes so in ra ss 20 ses 2S7S5
ES% 's' fafts as5 5 Sess e ia 50
sla 50 April sl4 May "a 80 Sam. Nav
60 $50 June 9' $50 ties Saq Taea h% Ge 'u b
G r% a" PIcS WSi'e% e E'g quoted at $50 bid i
ayerage aud &c for 10 m pek sc Smoked do 49,
MlDDLEs- Short ribs 81 Mf 6'GH
and very steady City heavy light 51G57se pss &C.
onen I rather easier on months
While late were rm Cash also quiet quoted $50
Sdsed s's s 4se a a 80 30 &
esic July closed 62ic AsrpS eo at Zoe ased Rc
Continent ggod a. ee c SSg Af dr on mai ali
n fair denahd MEDIUM and low qga'A ,Snnus s, dq
t,y 17nfsc; Egn crcaYery fancy 1929; west-
F 5s ,o Grsa~ Sd fair fa"S S good dairy
Ds and p;as fDa nfy Welsh i0' tubs aaSy
choice 1@S14c: Dairy, tubs. fair, oGl1ei ;
We- ir %' sase wc.rn Da ShOeS" iaIs
gSSd 1Sails dS a 7 a. dairy and FACTORY rd
Old Butter: Western Creamery 5a1Oc state entire dairy
rS@s and a Cubs w EaGsS barV and ' o G'H
CnEEsEThere is sfad good p S az for eTpo STATE
Tscoy a mad 9sg w andce ;0 ec%mon f to
good ssIai9c DIR art 1TennsySsnia SKINS IaGl4c.
ono nat Stronger on snail receipt, and lair trade
State and PENNSYLVANIA ire.s l3';c "eern hgsh H.
s south Ssi,asSr: buck. 16Sisc
81 nld snd rs ass aSas s r &C. "
refining 21FgiiSSr b at and fary active CRUSHED
5;esj ca 5ac t trsauatd side Should H,o
1slc WI ss c y,io Slg &c. Extra
sTEAEiNE-In light demand hut held firm. Choice
city ard 9SGtSS az pss rmy nSSanc IN price Prime
city quoted at 42c. NO sales for the da'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21
Brooklnn ]1ropsrtn for Sale.

BENsONHURsT-B is per-
fectly developed and carefully re-
strictcd. Sewers, water, gas. 80 min
utes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9TH
Avenue Elevated and b. b. & W. +.
R.R. Lots for sale. Illustrated cir
cular sent. Apply to the agent on
the property, or &. b. f. RANDOLPH,
26 Court st. Garfield Bldg,
Brooklyn, n. Y.