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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
TO CONTRACTORS,

Sesled proposals will be received By the FSarklln
Company OF Lewiston, Me-, until noon o, satur
DAY March u, ls9l for the construction Auburs
Me-, Of about eight thousand 5000 Iineai feet Of
roadway. The approximate quantities Of work
fellows:
fooo cubic yards earth or loan excavation.
1900 earth and rock excavation.
1900 square yards matchmaking
Plans ssd specifications may be seer, ard blank
frsskl.n Company, Lewiston. Nc OF ut the Office
Of the a.dersigned. The rebt 10 reject any or ~
proposals 10 reserved A bond with sAiisfactory
snrsttes In the sum OF ten per cent Of the amount
Of the proposal will be Yegsirea. Froposais must
be in sealed envelopes, endorsed "PYoposai for
building roads for the sransIia Company al Az
burn, Ne" and addressed TO the anderyfgped.
AsPiSwAI.L = LISCoIs, Pearl stre ostou
marI0dtomax1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21
Piano-fofie Tuning.

Mr.. Geo. ". Oakm IN, With Chicke,ins 4 Soss
for several year,, viii be la Auxasta about the
I'D for few days Parties wishing his services
can leave orders At Rovse's jtwelrY ssore-
narsotl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

eTNA ENpcHs
Both .ha Ustnod AID assula ~nen
Syrup Of Figs il tasc1 il ia pleasant
and refreshing TO the aasts, and acts
gently get promptly on tna Kidneys,
LiveE a1t BoHelsg 9AeAnses Ghs sys-
sem e1ectuhllys 1lgpe4s Gods, head
schss And tsvers and Suzes aApituai
constipation, Syrup Of Esgs il ahe
only remedy Of It's klaG syee pre-
dQoeds pleasing 10 Ghs s&sts And &c.
ceptablt 10 gRs sto24acl, prompt in
its action ana sFuIy 5anefcial liz its
effects, prepared oaiy ffom Ehs nost
healthy 1n1 agreeable scost17oes, its
many sxsellent qualities conmsaa it
10 A. and hags z41Gs .s 4hs EOS.
poplIsx remedy xG0@i.a
5YrfzT Of E;gs is for as-S ia Soc
saa 81 ao.sIss ~ al lsaaiag dug
gis4s- sng ssliha4s dzaggist whc
Gay aaa 2tes it o. 1ssa VII PFC
cure i. Promptly Coz %cg sas who
wisass to sgy IL, Do aat aoosBx Ray
E1cssas-as,
CALIFORNIA 70 gsaXsD %.
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New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE STATE OF Trade.

Baltimore. April 29.-Co,ton duh, unchanged. Flour
dull unchanged Wheat-SOuthem dull; Fultz 81 I2d
i0; LongberTy, Il l9del Il No. red u TO- steamer
No. red, II 49, Western, irregular; No winter
red spot 81 1I5,G!1 Is May. 81 ligSi l45 July ST ii
d7i ii - August II O7aSl OH. Corn-Southern dull
white. 79dSOc; yellow, 7s2dsOc Western nrmer mixed
spot. 7Sc May 75lsc; July, 7od70tc. Oats-Quct; I;
ungraded Pennsy lyaHs OOaC2c;
GO462c; do mixed, 5SdGlc graded No.
81 LdG2c Rye-Dull. lover; choice stern. o3d95c
good 70 prime. S5d00c. Hay-Quict and steady. urlme
to choice timothy sl3. Provisions-oulet unchanged
l'utter-Scarce. firm. unchanged. Ecgs-St,ady un.
changed. COiee-Firm. unchanged. Surar-FiFm uu.
a anged. Copper-Unchanged Whskev-Steadv un.
changed. Freights n LverTool-Dull unchanged. Re.
ccpts-FOur 1910 hbs wheat, 294 bush; corn Il $50
bush oats 800 bush; rye. GOO bush. Shipments-Flor
u POS bbls wheat, 2S 900 bush: corn 49, ll5 bush
Salcs-wheat, % 600 bush corn %, ,OOO bush.
Boston. April 29-Markets unchanged Receipts-
Flour 1000 bbls and 900 corn 10 600 hush n,ts
IL, 600 bush shorts. a. tons.
Buffalo. April :9-wheat-So offerings OF spot No
hard No ] Northern. from Chicago ~ IL: No hard
cost insurance and freight Closed az n i5ss: No
Northern. 81 l2b 10000 bush No. Northern sod a,
81 IL. Winter wheat dull and lower No . red si I7G
81 rs No. cNsFa red sold At al - scj hush
No. l white. IN store. sold at Fl IL Corn IN far demand
with offerings light No. yellow 77Ia7gc No q Do
7slcc No 2 7Se No. 3, Oh track. 77a5sc 40 lots in
the market. Cats quiet but steady. No .
white 6liad62e on track Cld0lEc In store; No mixed
on track. 55c. Rye lover No offered a, o2c IN 80
Flour hrmeI and In fa, demand best patsnt spring s6 3o
20 40 do winter 20 50 5dsd -four "a 7jGt5 Mnfeed
weak coafss winter bran s23 90 spring az 60 Canal
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 90 SpeciaD.-The mysterious disap-
pearance of Mr. Hutchinson. leaving the trade in the
dark as to his position, disturbed all the markets to-
day. There was unqucstionably wheat closed out for
his account nobody being on hand a, his office to
respond to margin calls The decline OF cents at
the outset was on selling partly for hi; account and
partly by people who knew OF the mystery The close
showed a fractional reaction. July opened at
81 OF IL down to 81 o. reacted to ~ 05 "a, and
closed at 81 O4 58 The interest in the matter of the
French duty was sharp ever and rumOrS In re-
gard to the matter conflicting ever. The
prices abroad were lower. "Tle Farmers Review
estimate OF the condition Of winter wheat was I 1-2
points higher than 1t last winter, and puts all
the important winter wheat States at 100 or over.
Bradstrees made decrease In the available east and
west Of the Rockies OF 300 900 bushels. There was
held for the account Of Mr. Hutchinson sold out
for him to-day. As the trade has all along been Of
the opinion that he heavily long In this grain. il
was natural that the price should be weak the
rumors anOat affecting him. II happened, however,
that there good demand for samples from
cOuntrymen who had oversOM themselves TO arrive
This finally brought about reaction in futures. July
sold from 81 "a 10 g. reacted to 63 Ia. and closed
al go 3-s. The movement liberal. 467 to-
day 500 estimated for Thursday. There Is differ,
ence Of opinion to whether or not all Of Mr..
HutchInsOn's long has been liquidated. At the
close there some apprehension that there would
be more selling for his account in the morning. Oats
were weak early in sympathy with wheat and corn.
samples however, very firm and to cents
higher. That rallied the futures.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
SAID ro HHvE SW1MDIED MANY BANKS.
ARREST OF TWO MEN CHARGED WITH FORGING
NUMEROUS CHECKS.

ARREST OF TWO MEN CHARGED WITH fVhSANu
NUMEROUS CHECKS.
Two men who are believed TO have swndled banks
in a numler Of western cities, by means OF ioFsea
drafts Eastern banks, prisoners at Pohce HEAD
Quarters One Of them is registered in the DetecuVe
Bureau as James Hail. alias Huhtley, alias Lanster
and the otnep prisoner calls himself Andrew j. Ooi
over Months ago President H. w. Cannon, OF .iIe
Chase 3QtionaI Banii informed Inspector byrhes 'u
swinders were using forged drafts on the Dam ~.
motley nom banks in the West The hret oompialneS
came from Texas and were followed by others ironi
tna 1,ytor,es and rom Southern and Western states
The sslndlers pretended TO be mule buyers anu ua ~
aeauaintances among the farmers and ranchmeh lheh
they would 20 TO banks and open accounts pS pro
sentlpe forged drafts on Eastern banks ior 0VIs
The swindIers would get ntroducuons 10 ti0 o"nn
by the farmers oP raDchmen VINO were Aio". :" ~
bankers Before the discovery that the drafts were
worthless was made, the swindlers wouiu ara" ae'
. their accounts and make their escape
Al one bank the swndlers deposited forged oiait
for o1 400 and drew $500. In ST. Paul. Mnn'' t4ey
GOT 5000 az bank where they handed III "ortlhoSs
draft for S45O0 In several cases the Farmers DN'n
of Fremont Ohio, the one on winch inc Dosus
drafts were drawn. An examination OF tlle uiai's
showed that the blanks had been printed DS "a4n'i
Co., of No 81 John-st, New-York-
Inspector ByrneS ascertained that warner o. w. zoo
Allied the order for the blanks, believing that they
were wanted By the bank in Fremont. The hrm PROM
lsed to inform Inspector Byrnes if any more blanks
were ordered. on Monday, Hall went 10 the nlni
ONCE and said he wished 10 procure BOOK Oh DlA'
for Clinton, Baekus & Co., OF Union eprihes' A.
His order was received and no promised to look at the
nroofs and nav for the blanks the following day.
The nrm sent word to Inspector Byrnes' VINO elo
graphed TO Clinton, Backus & Co., at Union springs
and received reply that they had not authorized any
body 10 order blanks for them Detectives were
waiting In the office Of Warner Co on Tuesday tar OF
the blanks They followed him to Broadway where
they Saw him meet Conover Then they arrested a nES
appearance tailed exactly with the description Of one
Lanster, who had swinded the Citizens Natl9na balh
AZ Waxahachfe Tex. Hall said he was hotel keeper
of Derot Mich, and Qonoyer declared himself i'm to oe
MARKET Police Court yesterday the prisoners were Ie
handed and Inspector Byrnes said that he would uy
10 have them field until complaints arrived nom the
West
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

sA'r ,voa.ss: quoted steady D'S:s sys
ARDe sss sssIings smsa a fqSsres Ss MEs
however opened a% f! sssen sss steam a. eSSS
sales 100 tcs os5c Refined sSSens sSS Nav qosed az
$3.50 sales 1000 pT cs at June closed at S7S
July closed st 7ls2 sales 800 ss ss september closed
at 74sc sales 500 tcs at s5S2se s
tive and firm New Butter@sate gn cPaHery fancy
2sS3 Western cseT fancy S7a2Ssi 2Ssn GI GHGSS tub;
sSd pals fancy Ssc choice 25SfeSfa g?0eh Shots 2ss
S sso eood Western oTSa@sry wa.s
5Se good 90 esas Goa4ac 5S4 f 1Sie
9oS thirds Surhs s;,, c4EEsE1H f5atS47 1
nam rs new ilIa1ibc; do fair to prime 1OtGl' sG
lght skins 7a1oisc skins 4a6e state SIta So
i1c coed Cd to prime io ailc fair to good 1Otd&lUSS &
eommo9 to fair 9ed04c full skIms 2a4e par sA5sS i5S
eic western and Northwestern, 15al5hei southerh'
1871 Southwestern, 15e; Duck lddlsc G q, 11ec
NpieSyadCs sa 80 te; rs pqGdde RSda and G 5
test At 5000 bags 9 Moa;,% & S 81 d ssf for a
se soo Sa 90 bag FxiSSnse %Snseh hde Se
Se S att MSy St rx sE5 June
moald ic diamond "a" tlsc cSnfes'EnersR g lone ridge
5i6c COLUMBIA Is6 pScnx S ~ %iReIOf 4sc Empire
MOod 2.c; No T. l.l6c; No. 8, 4c; No o, 15-ioe -
sTEkNEDg, and m ,aTse nS@inao oeSmSrgaTne Sg hT% se
~ and prices ,onaSs Without change Primo
I'd aeneriv steady for others. Ping suey-9o1 ny
som i4c unpOwder 14q2sc Japan; pi5ndgi5 4moy
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
GRALN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr.rrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

TEXTURES OF NEW YUM DI4AlAt'p0
The speculation in wheat options at the Produce
Exchange vesteray was again quite active the sales
reaching 10 800 900 bushels The general temper was
weak final quotations indicating net loss Oh 3-f"
1 IL cents for the day. The cable account Irom
Liverpool indicated a decline OF 1-2G1 penny, ana
there were reports that one OF the leading pear 3
tors at Chicago unable TO meet MS oph8duOttS t
These influences caused decline OF 80 10 a CSitS
but there subsequently iu reaction, DaITu de T
reports that the French Government had actually 1e-
cided TO abolish temporarily the duty on grain; De
nlas were also circulated Of the early rlmore OF DiS
was weak spot wheat dull, and closed weak at
a decline Of i61 IA cents for the day; Exporters
% GOf 4 i1g1S 99S1 ou5 i6 ss and closed at 1 june
sold within the range of 81 d$l 10 L. closing at
i Sie "a "Ter s and 81 II Is and closed at 81 II IL
August opened at 81 03 sold at 81 Oo 80 anu gid
st 81 o. IL sod up to 81 08 5-8, declined to 81 o.,
and closed at reaction Of 1o cent BradStreetS
weekly report was regarded as bullsh influence
indicafinc a decrease OF 800 600 bushels on both
In corn there was very little excitement The
sales were os8 900 bushels, and the closing prices
showed decline Of la 34 cents for the DAY Ill,
spot market was du ana raesa m fornoTS IoTY deliveries
For oats the speculative market has agaln cnieiGu
n dull rut. The sales Yesterday were 5foOoo pu1seiI
cent for the day. Spot oats were strong under gee
offerings, but the movement was light the safes az
p In lard options there moderate business on
firm market though at the extreme T h Goe S6Sd S WePS
sales, 500 cases Western steam at S6 o6oS6 81 L.
closing at $6 95 ,,o 80.
Closing prices were: wheat-May;, Fl l6 L.;
June 81 IA July. 81 II IL; August ~ OF 34 Sep
fember 81 O6 IA: October, 81 06 Is December,
o. Corn-Apr Co Il IA cents May, 75; June, 10 3-4;
July, 80 Il; August. 68 So. o
0ats-May, 81 IA cents June So IA July, 80 50 20 30
Lard-May, SO %; July, 81 IS; August 81 32'
September. 81 As. .,, -.
receipts of grain and flour reported Yesterday at
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and BOSTON were as
follows: Wheat 39.O54 bushels corn. 3Os66 bushels
oats, 6O341 bushels total grain. 130;3Dl bushels /;
Aour 32 400 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee, and
St Louis the arrivals Wheat, 60737 bushels ;
corn 3a4 1G3 bushels: oats, 230.761 bushels; total
grain, 755 061 bushels; flour, 34714
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
srocK IN A COAL NINE WIPED OUT.

Cincinnati, April 29.--A Clarksburg, W. Va. dis
oatch says: "a decision rendered by Judge Hoke OF
Taylor County Court in the famous suit of Chinn
against the TayIo County Coal Company, ordered the
mine sold and the proceeds, together with $4,000 OF
the treasury funds, divided among the stockholders
This PROPERTY was leased by the Taylor County Com
pany to the Montauk Coal Company OF New-fork' VINO
listed the stock on the NewYork Exchange and
realized from 100000 to S75o,ooo by stock deal
rba NontauE stock whose holders scattered
hrouehOut the United states is wiped out by this de
ciston The property is situated near Flemngton ana
i tad TO be the most valuable coal mine In west VIZ
ginia The suit has been in court two years"
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, April %, p m-Ihe sales OF the oay In
Futures closed firm. r Low bDS mdqag Mag
Sl1TSe; Sifyer; 44.6i al 456ld May and June deiveP
4ie4a IA 45-C4d June and July deliyeiGyd yer
August and september dlv 56S5d se5s soe1 sepm end
w,nher Str delivery 566id sellers; November ana De-
cember ceVet{; n; aSNoStton quiet mddline 92ci low
,,Saiino 1916; good ordinary, lilo neo 9no gioss
receipts, 7S2 bales; sales, u o~les' sP"1'' ~ '
stock $3.50 balce. - -. .o.d~. ,nddiing sl,c: net
49, 49S bales exports coastwise, S05 bdies
saies 800 bales stock, 9819 bales ,dd,,,o sLc low
uiddliSg 7bc good ordinary, l5-lO ba aet & anu Els
receipts, 2.O90 bales eSPlyrIIS PlI Vo'S'"'' ~
Orleans April 29.-Cotton steady mddng S,dS
Low Kidding Lilo good ordinary, 1e net recePes
Sls bales gross lSl5 exports 70 Grea1 britain 49, 49,
tales coastwise 500 bales; sales o'ooo O"4eS' N'
hill
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
TO EJECT INTBUDERs ON THE CHICKASAWs.

st. Louis April 29.-A dispatch to "The Republic
from Gainesville, Tex, says: "There is considerable
excitement In the Chickaeaw Nation to-day, occasoned
nv the news that the Indian Commissioner has ordered
the removal of intruders from the Nation There are
5000 of these people, most of whom have crops
planted and should they be put out now the season is
too far advanced to enable them to raise crops else
where this year. and they all poor people great
deprivation and suffering must follow their eJectment
from that country But the Indian Government Is de
tr-n,nad that tbev shall CO. and now that the United
States (Overnmcnt has decided likewise there seems no
hope that they Will be allowed to remain there to en-
ioy the fruits of this seasons labor"
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKEr+BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo April 29.-Cattle-ReceIpts for the past "a
hours 1850 head total for week thus far 60s0 for same
time last week 5400 consigned through 1850 Of which
| 10 New-YOrk; sale, 800 head market opened
strong at full opening prices OF the week, closing with
head week thus far $1,000 for same time last
week, SO 000 consigned through 100 Of which 500
cos.i steady weaker; good choice yorIers,
IS iOaI5 2O light 81 75d44 mediums, - ljdS5 20
pigs 81 7Ods4 so rOughs, s4as4 % stays, $3as3 & &25
head total for week thus far 12 500 for time
week % 600 consigned through, 1000; TO NewYork,
5000 on sale, 1000 head; market opened active and
1rm good stock selling readily; closed firm; good 20
choice sheep SO 40aS 20 90 for woods S5df6 so for clipped
wool lambs 81 5OdS7 rs; fair, s6 25as7 clipped a6d
80 50.
Chicago April 20.-"The Evening Journal reports
Cate-Iseceipts, 10000 head shipments 1000; market
light l0d15c higher heay steers - gds0 medium
cows sSds3 SO HoFs-Rceipts, 1s 600 head shipments,
10 600 stronger rough and common, a. ds4 60 packers
- s5 prime heavy and butcher weights - 9ods5
light SOdS4 o., Sheep-Recepts. 1900 head ship
ments g. 600 market active higher choice natives, S5d
SO 40; common ~ 50dsi rs; prime Westerns, IS 709
s6 80 lambs, sc 50ds7 25
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE PETROLFUM MARKET

Pennsylvania oil at the Consolidated Exchange yes
terday continued weak. The opening sales were made
at CT 5s cents. Reports of increased production in
the wildwood district caused fan In quotations to
SO 3-s cents. slight rally at the close carried the
price back 10 G6 7-o cents. The sales for the day
amounted to 10000 barrels
Refined oil was quoted at 7.15 cents in barrels, 400
cents In bulk and 92O cents in cases; crude at 6.75
cents in barrels and 49O cents in bulk.
Foreign quotations We're Antwerp, Is IA francs {;
Bremen, $40 marks London 34OJ 1l-16 pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
RAIL TO BE FIXED IN DERRINGERS CASE.

William Deringer, of No oil East Thirty irstst'
xas indicted for manslaughter in the second degree
Yesterday and was arragned before Judge MARITIME
He pleaded not guilty. The Judge reserved his decision
on the application to fix bail at $500 Two weeks
ago Derrfngers wife died, and deputy coroner made
an examination, naming heart disease as the cause
of death The funeral was stopped by the pollce ana
~ r@s Shown that the woman mad suffered violence.
Neichbors testified that the couple quarreed shortly
before the wonan's death, and Derrnger was areSUu
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
w,1r NOT Apologize TO THE PRIEST.

Poughkeepsie April 80 (specaD.-Somc months ago
Father Early of st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church OF
thIs city. and George Hughes, merchant, had per-
sonal encounter over pew in the church on SUNDAY
mgning Just before service. There was much seahua
thereat and finally counter suits were begun in the
spnrome Court 1t was finally decided to let Vicar
General Preston Of New York, settle the matter, ana
he has Just made his decision in which he tells Hughes
10 apologize to Father Early. Hughes denounces lie
Vicar Generals decision as unfair. and says ne Will
never apOlOgiZe.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot Rio growths the market was eui, o
firm at is d1Sac for No. Z. No business was @
Tho milder growhs were rH sales 4SO bagS on
private terms The option market rrled moderately @.Sve
decline the day Sales, 5000 bags Hamoup
are alio weak The official Rio cable quoted Regular
first 90 kilos nominal good second 80 bSSs9 ba9 s Ro
~ for the United States 10000 bags ko
for Eufope 1000 Rio scek. So 600 bags. Rio ns5 a3
nrm Kecepts In Santos, 900 bags. SANTOS sy!.n'
600 bags Santos market im Good av9sge ps,e o oo
bush cleared from santos, ArIil % s. paf2 ale
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City, Penn. April 29National Transit cert%dsstes %
opened 67lsc highest 67lse lowest 66'e closed 66c
sales $1,000 bbls clesrances. 10000 ools shipments
81 AZ bbs runs. 90, ,346 bbls
Pttsburg Penn, April 20.-Petrolcum-Nothing doing.
National Transit certificates opened 07 closed G614c
highest 6754c lowest, G0Ssc.
Bradford Penn April 29.-Sationsl Transit rthcats
opened 67se closed at 6G2c highest, 67esc; lowest
C0s4c clearances 1872 900 bb,s.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
r1.pnnrAN pRonrCE MARKETs.

Liverpool April 90 S4S mBdse PORK e and
cheehe supply Apereaa me nnes' DN6dftR %hiTe 1Ta
nyime eity firm AT 27s. Spirits OF turpenne-Hodefs
odeT sparlnalv Rosln-Hoders offer freely. Lard-Spot
April firm at 33s Sd May and Jusc hrm at S3s ~
Wneat-he supply Is good Kansas winter, hard, steady
AZ ss I'd Fiorr.The supply is good Corn-Spot and
futures-The supply is good mixed Western spot and
Anil steady az Is May and June steady at 6s Id Hops
al London.Paeihc Coast-HoldeIs not Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.

Providence. r.. l., April 20.-In the Legislature to-
dav IL was decided 10 adjourn on May l.
In the Senate the bill providing for an eAhipiuon
~ Rhode Islands products and manufactures at the
W;orId,S Columbian Fair was indefinitely postponed
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE RrDJSTRICTIyG OF MICHIGAN.

Lansing. Mich April 20.-The Senate Committee of
the Whole has agreed TO the bill to redstrct the state
into twelve Congress districts in accordance with the
man proposed BY the Patrons OF Industry
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
THE CASE OF GENERAL BUTLER.

Boston, April 29.-Representative Meen' OF Worces-
ter this afternoon introduced in the House resolutions
nstructing the AttorneyGencral to examine into the
legality and propety Of the action of Judge Carpenter
Of the United states District Court in refusing hear
INC 10 General Butler in the of Mrs. Clarleta
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
STAINED.

Good 9 g. MiGdhs nI% Miaains ZIG
LIVERPOOL kilograms AS p. m-Reeepts VqO os'es
OF which American ii 900 bales. Sales lOOOO OteS, O
which for speculation and export l,OOO baes
5000 bales. Spot market-More doing but prices ho
The receipts while still quite large, were not quite
so fun to-day as they have been running OF ate anu
eeninc with This fact cable accounts INC
temper of the market firm closing quotations repre-
sentng an advance OF 4a6 points for the DAY 0'o'
O. halo
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
plvDsOME PRESENT TO 4 BISHOP.

Hartford Conn, April 29-The priests OF the Catho'
lie diocese of Hartford attended iaTe~eh oihher gwen
q. pjsbon Mcmahon Yesterday and presented him with
nurse Of slO4oO to defray the expenses of a Euro
%ean trip which the Bishop is about TO take Tor his
Ioalt
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
COMMANDER OF THE OHIO C. A. R,

Cincinnati April 29.-A dispatch to "The Times,
Starr from steubenve. OHIO announces the election Oh
Major A. NJ Warner of this city, department com
mander by the q. A. r. Encsmpment OF omo' ho" III
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana April 29-Spanish gold 23sS.G239: exchange
weak Sugar quiet; 1900 bags Centrifugal 90 07 de-
grees polarization sold at "a 29uS9 31a gold
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
european Advertisements.

TO INVENTORS. PATENT OWNERS, AND
MANUFACTURERS
European Patent Rights. provisional or otherwise Tor
useful American Inventions Garge snal, negotiated
ana placed when found satisfactory. with English CaPta
lists ana Syndcotes. Agencies OF nrstclasS American
Specaes also arranged for full particulars apply IN
ANGLo-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
10 CocksDur Street Pail Mall. East. London. s. w
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
xrxu xopx DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY APRIL 3O -

..h,,c aotnp Keccipts-FI0ur Io,VIUV IlS.n
Wheat, 2o2 900 81 600 bush 200 oo bush
Cs,o.ao .nrn 2e-The leading futures ranged as ioi'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

COTToN-For spot cotton the market was q9%et % Pus 3
y,tbont change i'm values The sales were l4o bales 9p
Consumption Port receipts esOa esss asI'f hga for the
ay in 1890. The receipts since September
have been bales, against 56496 bales lor inc
49, diafrr marin a
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

1000 Feet Above sea Level.
GLEN SUMMIT. LUZERNE CO., PA.
1 hours from Phiadslphia Opens June u.s. 1881. Rss
unsurpassed advantages for health and pleasure Superb
mountain scenery. Beautiful walks and elegant dives
Electric lights throughout. hydraulic elevator nrstcls
livery good fishing boating cunning, etc Trains leaye
foot OF Cortandt and Desbrosses sts at a. m l. as
and D. m. For circulars. terms: etc, addres.
CHARLES WENRICK, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

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