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New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

rmer Southern advices and closed at 39d4oc Sales l5o
6Ss within he rage Resins quiet 9as Hos sHed 81 IS
q SSSta - M q = ss;T & ~ 20 IL 61 g. - So W.
and a7 'r" a s iSS S: of TI lsE i'e
sf yo " oil pO ysy SE Sash oSerwe Ea Sumner
1 SSsde gs oted feSsd sST% S vro% p% o4 SZ g
sOc do on grade ssqsec coeoanut CeylOn S''gls s9
SshVM Mest.n SG Ess pT%s hnse's Sc
Menhaden crude 27e Hight pressed 2se eeseSed wa.er
sperm crude 1Se nagra winter 7sc natural kc g5.Is gEGIs
Sss nsr 6esched Sase 5s spas
67c; extra eleschGd; eoc saponlned, 4'e per n Olive
OCEAN FREIGiiTT:sS- aseo@ncdatca for A9i y
for NAV and sid ioT shipment Shi9mcntsT6e trade N
detail comprises z coo 20 oS SsR a "a My bush !s,a at
ment. Grain rates English nominal. Steam
81 P5 f fsiss TE Fhs Sa a'nSn
hence to the Baltic SOC bbls refined 2s lid
5 o half s M q 2SGS fR aRf 9S2se S S
sss. L taBG ss two m6aSs
time s53Tf and sale.
reported Mess quoted at 81 5sfi2 % fsG old and SlS %
S fsr Family Ms csf5 5 Pi0i moi
!, and Ss a3sP9agS am CITY m Efs os 9qS 10 fe
b seds9 90 rf r. H6s ~ 81 SOssS os SS Ois Mess
sSGS s 2Ss The VEST o % asked for December
and B % Na RaTfsnBB as5 SUI S
g. Rse SsoGas eseso Nav 5sseS s@SSG s
as so July s6 S22 September, 81 DRESSED
aTeTsses quoted cd at G'sse RDRe trading
In futures to-day light and prices were to points
lower, the market closing weak spot dull ana weaker
7.lOc City firm and dull sales, 100 ties at 6o1e Re
fined Continent quoted 711a soc and South American
&C. Msy a s9'S % july closed At ssc 3D. sales
tcs at 35a7 A7c August closed at 750c nominal Sep
tenber esod 763c nominal sales 800 ties at lie
-. BI TTER-The market was quiet and without de-
cded change in values New Butter-Penny Cream
cry 27c Egn Creamery. fancy 22c Western Creamery.
fancy 2c 90 choice 2Ig2oc "a & Gs it aneU cSo
26c good 2Sa24c; state Dairy Welsh tubs fancy Zoe
choice, 24c; good, 21a22c Western imiatlon Cream.
choice sSoee a S94 d. ea
FACTORY fancy. 23c frsts 81 dz2c seconds. $4,000
Sa'tR 1Sa1c 914
active and steady Factory full cream ali-nade,
fancy cOored 12Lal2+c do white l1sdl2c; prime,
lOs, common TO fair 9RdlOLc; full skins, pa 2c part
Ski ms Gd9c Western hat SL,a1 2c PENNSYLVANIA skins,
l6sal dc. EGGS-Quiet but steady state and Penn
southern l4di4ac; Southwestern, 15c; Duck, 2Od23c.
SUGAR-RAW-rhe market is Arm and active on the
trifugs sales Sss hhds and 362S bags Mu.coyad0 81
test at 3.l6c; 81 hhds and 759i bags Centrifugal 93
test a. 3oc 1853 bags moasses - test at I2,l9c ana
3j9 bags Brazil 50 1876. on the Conee tM.
change there we're sales Of April closed at
3.f26< ijc; May. 3.50d35Gc; June, 354d3 oSc RE
EINEDoye Cut Loaf Se PSMSs9cS PSTdtrd &C. &C. 'S@ KAMA
Columbia IA" 14c; Windsor "A, - 44c R!dsewood
NA rs tI9c r4e4T f.lgc No s. {c 80 3 15loc'
sTEARINE-Dun and nominal City Lard quoted at
'TALLOW-Firnl and dull. Prime City quoted at 5isc
wOoIS-The week opens quiet. but with ali kinds OF
domestic stocks much reduced the offerings are carefully
n qde and holders insist former prices in every
Manufacturers Hight buyers being In urgent need
of aeeces Or Territory grades.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

ehiesn do iS9 at Is Is; 1si unshon state do 959
n al 80 so 100 Michigan do 81 n at 80 oo % 1' ' q,
D. se75 233 clipped M Misnls9Sni obIo do II n at
f6 o5 10 unshorn state do 81 ~ at e. 90, 20 do 90 90 ~ w. ~
s7 so i75 Michigan DO 0i ~ at 81 90 i9i 99 % - do
81 90: II spring Lambs, at 49, do' ae 10 oo' II w.
Hslenbock & Hollis 81 clipped state sheep SO ~ at
IS e5 III unshorn do 90 NJ ot SO 90 80 unshon state
n clpped Sheep and Lambs 6ii2 n, at 80 90 o -
Dlenbaek 4 Dewey 1859 unshorn state Sheep. ia ~,
al s0 s7ia Al clipped State Lambs, 62 h at - 90 ~
Western DO s5 ~ at 80 50 16o unshorn do, 50 u, et
v Hume & Mullen 1873 unshorn State Sheep 90 n at
90: o32 clipped Pennsylvania lambs 50 n at SO 373
10 spring Lambs at s5 do, at % 80. o.
Scott PdcOsk: II Gull State Lambs 81 ~ at So 81
Newton o iIett Si6 clipped ohio Lambs s2. ~ at
60 so; Iss do s4 ~ at SO lo 80 DO II n scant, et
at 50 10 300 clipped Ohio Sheep and Lambs 6F Da 60 20
NJ Collins: 33 clipped State Sheep % N, at S5 90; ~
do 1903 ~ at IS 40 IA do 93 ~ at s5 40 12i o. y!
20 State Lambs 90 H. at So Is i6s do 9ss r. st,s7 IS
10 clipped State Ewes, 81 ~ ct s. 10; spring Lamp
p Mcpherson Co.: 1O2 clipped State sheep ccomDmo3a q
DO Os N, AZ SO 25 199 do, ~ n scsnt at 90 80.
J. ". Pdcock & Sons 20 Territory Sheep (unshorn(
1BS ~ at SO so 20 clipped Western do 972 ~ at 20 4O
4S0 fall clipped Ohio Lambs. 73ss ~ at s6 90:
Wlkerson sherman 100 unshorR Ohio sheep W ID az
Judd Buckingham: 1872 woolled State Sheep, 80 ~ at
50 80
HOGS-Receipts SO carloads Of II 22s head44 carloads
4Ost and % carloads at Jersey City, one carload Tor
sale Market steady a. 81 CdS4 65 for pigs, and 90 25a
Saes-Held u Shea 213 Western Pigs, 103 n, at - 50
per 100 n.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
cp pcrEp YIELDS TO TIE INEVITABLE.

Chicago, April 20 speciaD.-Nlayor Hampstead
Washburne will take his seat next Monday nght. "A
long consultation was held in the Mayors once tnS
morning at which the attorneys, Assay ana Frehuer
CAST united in saying that it would be ridiculous 10
attempt a contest as il would only cause greater
trouble to the Democratic party. As soon as Judge
scanlon called the Election Board to order eA-'uoso
prendergast took the floor and briefly announced tha
representing the Democratic party, he was "lLlne
that the board should the result as shoWh
nv the face OF the returns "The Democratic party
he sad believes that there have been lFregulaues
I'm various precincts and with such assistance as mas
been placed at my disposal l have Investigated we
have found number of such instances, but are aware
that the law under which this board acts lillls ~
povers and IL cannot 20 behind the returns MI.
freQier does not care to retain an once by maHis
ymrely technical contest and result we are Willie
Ia have YOU announce the result as shown by inc ace
nj fhe returns Ii decided by all parties lhWr
ested that Mayor Creger should be left In undispIfd
nossession of his seat until next Monday nght when
fhe formal change will be made.
at have received a large number OF anonymous eI,
fers since the last election, in which am tlreateheu
with certain deathn said Mayor Carter H. Harrison
4his morning But Pm not afraid OF thein' such
TinRs only excite my sense OF the !udlcrOus SONY ol
tbese letters come TO me written in blood some written
In red Ink and all of them prousey decorated with
skulls and cross-bones."
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

Ssles.SheTman culver; Lancaster county Fenlna
'fI' f. d 53s2 to fSs5S5 s.
Is g o s Maryland Z, q d dq stable ss 5 199 r. b a. a.
IS co. do. 1885 ~ at IS 90 do 1857 ID. at 81 co.
Newton & ett 20 Chicago steers 1892 ~ at 90 10
10 meal fed, Pennsylvania do 1880 n at 90 10; lS do
IS $50 S5 % b bqI H. 1850 T. at q 65 d. sso j. at = 80
d. go H. at g % p Ssa DO lO5! go r at a = 90
Go DO, 9i5 r. az 80 50; DO 1850 n. az - so:
90 d 30 Nef3'TiSo do 1870 T. at 3 3 20 d. isif h. at So
ii DO 1881 n at 90 10 do Cnc!udng hehers l22s p;
Ssna do 1906 II. - 9O Western star. lsoo D, at
3S 75 20 do 1850 NJ at . p dO 9is Ia
S I IndpHe g ssee 81 Il a. 1.s7 ,ss g
hCss0 n d6 1873 n at Sc o5 do 1851 n at sG C5 10
Napfas s a. al 49, s is4 INDIANA Bull 25o T. at $ S
22 M at = g g 6hssgo fS jog s nj at s m at 50 60
- o 90 1897 81 q q % g e = d 90 S aS no. H. at G ID Is - 20 do IS @ f
n at 20 10 Dc, 1900 n a. 90 80 do 1872 2 at s. So
ase at 90 30 per 100 n Do 1875 n, at IS 10; ioi do,
lto4 % at % 90 Il 81 1887 & a: R co. R. SSE' TS i2y H. r.
" MILCH cows-only 3 head received and no trade
per 9fa& te PCoI 10 sosd oS at oo and
i Ta fGf sod At c 9SSa at and few 70 Sc
milk and skimmilk calves at 4a4ise oos - ..,.oo
at 3 per loo Il VSn VeSs lo8 D. At q So Is DO y? &
ss e. e. ii ii 49, $ at ~ Is Il 70 a. s. q 90 aG 50
1872 n at 50 rs 107 do l27 n, at 20 To- 10 DO, l3l
n % 90 81 do, 120 ~ at &C. less S5 81 do 1877 H. at
D. Harrington: 7s yeals, Il2 N. at Ell I25 do: 1?4
at 50 a5 40 Do 12a ~ at s5 90; do 127 n, at % 76
DiLenback q Dewey: 10 yea.. 100 n. at g.; do,
5sc 20 do, 1876 N. at &c; 20 do 1877 n, at 6l2c
IIalenbeck Hollis: 1S mixed Calves, l15 n. at 81 30
10 Vals l20 D. at 81 80 Is do 122 n, at 10 So 1l9 do,
120 ~ at s. 80; SO do, E6 n at IS 60; II do, 123 NJ
az 80 73 70 DO ll9 N. at So 1874 do. 13l n at SO;
Scott Pidcock 30 Buttermlk Calves 100 ~ at Alec;
fed do ITO n, at 4ac is bobs. 81 ~ at Sc 78 Veals,
16 1o6 ID it 5te 50 DO 1872 n. at 0c 1S do, 1876 N, at
Jeline, Wright CO. Is bobs 90 n at 3ac 12s Veals
l2l d. at 5l4c; AZ do, 1873 n, at 3-Sc.
Judd 4 Buckingham: 81 Veals, 1888 rb at 6iac rs do,
l29 b az 0sc - do 12s H. at &c IS DO 1877 n at &c
~ 40 dls n at 5c 10 do 1l2 n at 5hc; buttermlk
N. Collins: 90 VeaIs, l3o N. e4c 21 do 121 N, ,
Newton l. Glllett: yeals, 116 n. at SC; do. 40
S. Sanders II veals 102 n, at &c.
D McPheison Co: Veals. $50 N, at 64c butter.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 52a carloads Of
9s0 hcad2S carloads at 6otht 1912 carloads at Jersey
City, and carloads at Hoboken. I'm carloads were
consigned direct
closed duh and lower for clipped sock especially
clipped lambs. The were fully cleared. Com.
prime clipped sheep sold 81 20 - 80: unsborn
do at SO 3OaSG 30 clipped lambs at 80 1895 90 teulls
lambs mixed S5 1895 so: spring lambs from New,
York State. az So 500 - head
Dressed mutton little slow. bus steady. and dealers
ere looking for better prices within the days.
heavy stock sells at lower figures Dressed lambs are
quoted at lO2al1 &c. and extra sell high as
12e IN the sauEhter.hOuses
saies-D. HArInEton' SS clipped State Sheep loS y
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
s8AIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

rrArUREs OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
The visible supply statement OF the rroouce Elk
change yesterday. Wheat, 2Z'leo,Ioo oushol' oo
crease 30 7o4 corn 2235s3 bushels decrease, 3d.
70. oats . bOs Az bushels decrease, S5,l37.
The excitement in the wheat speculation was more
trtse Yesterday that at any time since, the bull move
ment set in. The sales were enormous lacking only
16O 600 bushels of 25,Ooo0Oo, making the highest
diested a further large advance, ranging all
Tie way from 3-4G3 SO cents from the
ofieia price, of saturday, from which there
was a decline of about "a cent on the curb after te
close on saturday. The advance was by no means a
ssSy Nav T led the strength and touched the
predicted $1 20 figure rms Is the 1rst time the
AGO when the famous Hutchinson corner was made.
Foreign houses particularly heavy buyers, and
actual advance. The spot prices naturally strengthened
with options and went decidedly beyond the limits of
spot sales altogether only II 900 bushels. May
opened at IL %, and with many reactions touched
declined IA cent, then advanced 10 and closed at
al %. July sold up from 81 16 81, the opening price
vanced from 81 IL "a, the initial figure TO 81 Id IA
and closed at 81 Ia 1-e. August started at al a.
SssGes Soled at g 81 l. TO- then rallied to 81 10 i' and
The market for corn futures was quite weak and
confined entirely TO the wheat market Cable accounts
were rather Irregular and the result of the days bust
course, an important decline In view OF the strength
in Wheat spot corn wa dull the sales reaching only
exporters. MAJ, opened at 50 cents sold down to
81 and closed at 81 Ia. June started at 20 IA, de-
clned 70 7s l2, and closed at 70 a. July began
at 76 Sc declined 10 75 "a and closed at the open
ing price.
Oats were dull and featureess, but closed steady,
the prices indicating an advance OF IA cent for the
day. The spot market neglected.
Lard was DUH and quite weak, closing at decline
OF 709 points. The spot sales were $50 uerces at
"a 10 TO 81 for Western steam the market closing
o. 10.
The closing prices were follows Wheat-May,
81 "a 10; June, 81 %; July, $1 10 August 81 Is,
December, 81 Ia Is and May, 1892, ~ II IA
Corn-May, 63 u July. 81 IL.
and August 81 so.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at NewYork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat 53,059 bushels; corn sasl3 bush
els oats, 6sOil bushels total grain, oil .sl3 bush
els. hOur 33,367 packages. At CHICAGO Nlwaukeea
and ST Louis: the arrivals were Wheat eG4I7 bush.
ess corn, 3327ll hushels, oats, 1902 bushels
total grain 66s,2oo bushels -four, 2G,72l barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
TENENENT HOUSE IN FLAMES.
sEvENTEEN FAMILIES DRIVEN oUr-A WOMAN
AND CHILD INJURED,

AND CHILD INJURED,
The wife OF Morris Detz, Hebrew tailor lelt ner
two little children locked in front room on ue
first noor of the tenement house No. 194 hehr' s0'
Yesterday morning when she went TO shop III uc
neighborhood There was kerosene stove III 'he
room and a fire in II. Philip, the baby, was Oh T"
lounge and Sarah three years old was playing Spo'
the room Probably the little girl began play ing WIN
the stove and upset It, Patrick II. Glleh Oh No ioO
Henry-st saw the childs scared face az the "inuV"
and smoke rising behind her. at 10 a. m lie ra'I.e @
into the house. broke into the room anu iV''u - ."O
floor ablaze other men followed Gineh H. i"o
two children were carried out but the osoys cioues
were ON fire and he was burned solio"SS - INV
fatally. Sarah was unhurt - -,
The flames followed the men out into the nan Oh
the Aye-story tenement house, and quickly made the
stairways impossible. Occupants OF the upper sporeS
were Obliged 10 20 out by way of the roof or on the h
eeospes They were still RAINING for their lives wheh
The hremen arrived. Rose Gambosky, young
Hebrew woman got down the freescapes on the lron'
sof the house as far as the third story and fell the
rest OF the way She gTazed the shoulder OF AS
sistant Foreman Authenreith, Of Engine Company No
H. as she fell He was not hurt, but she struck the
sidewalk with sufficient force to receive serious III
turies little girl living in an adjoining house was
scared into fainting fit by the fire.
The fire ran up through the house and was not eA-
tinCuished until extra engines had been called by
II ran against horse ana wagon, which beIoneea 10
NJ Hauptman and stood in front OF Hauptnsns @ SoOre
at No. so Attorney-st. The horse was knocked do"h
"iV An 1A ambulance carried Rose Gambosky and little
Philip Dietz. 10 the GOuverneur Hospital. Ihe NAMES
damaged the tenement house to the extent OF S2OoO
Jacob Coin owns the house and has II insur5d.
Sccnnants OF the house lost about $4,000 seventeen
families being made homeless for time
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For spot Brazil growths the market was duh
but firm at 18'sdS4c for No. 7. Sales. 250 bags No q
at 184c and late saturday 5000 bags Nos o. and g. to
arrive lse for No. The milder grades were steady
with sales of MaracabO and 700 bags SaNanila
private The speculative sales were 80 2S0 bags
on a firm market with the closing figures indicating an
advance Of 5dl5 points for the day. Hamburg advces
were "a pfg higher HGye u fr higher while London was
UNCHANGED The official Rio cable quoted Regular first
exchange II 1910; receipts In Rio 1000 bags Rlo
stock 72,OO0 bags Rio market finn; Rio shipments oY
steamer 20 United States during week. 10000 bags: kio
shipments by United States during week nil Rio
for United states during week 5000 bags Rio purchases
for Europe during week. 900 bags freight steamer
To- United States 35c and per cent DrimA2c steamers
loading Rio for United States good average santos
p 400: receipts Sautos, 5000 bags Santos stock.
iO2 600 bags santos market rm Santos shipments for
coo bags Santos shipments for Europe
~ GOO bags Santos purchases for United States 5000
ars Santos PURCHASES for Europe 2000 bags Santos
per steamer % HayTe 25c and 10 per cent prmage
steamers loading for United states steamers
loading at Santos Europe cleared from Santos for
HaItinnre Anrl II steamer Elvaston. 1000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-Ry TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, April 2o.-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours,
2,620 head; total for week thus far. 4120 for same
time last week 3420 consigned through 242O $40 OF
which to NewYork 9 800 for sale market opened strong
and 15d2jc higher; closed strong. with all sold; best
steers, So 90dS6 Is medium 20 good - 60d$5 S5 fair
shippers 81 0d$5 so common 10 fair do - I0dfo fat
and heifers S4d&4 So common do, SO 50dS4; old
cows. 50 50d$3 fat bulls SO 25dsi 12l2 fair bulls,
81 75aS3 stock bulls - 25H32 60 stocker and feeders
stronger; sales good feeders, - coast 10; sockers
- G5d$3 . yearngs, ~ 25aS2 so; milch cows and
sprnger higher; best cows, $3SdSi6 fair to good s2S
1885, common sSds25 Sheep and Lames-R;eecee1gats ;e e1a
for time last week 5000; consigned through
"a 900 head. 5000 Of which TO NewYork; 1000 for
sale market opened steady and firm closed steady with
about all sold Sheep-Best wool SO 25dS6 SO; fair 70
good 81 j0df6 common, 81 50dS5; clipped. 81 256
s. -. Lsmbs-Best wool S7dS7 30; fair TO good 500
go 10; fair to best clipped. 50 21dS6 % Hogs-Ite
cepts last "a hours S40O head total for week thus FAR
2475o for sane time sst week 1900 conSgned yon
1900 for sale market opened dull and lower for good
grades others steady closed dull with number unsod
best WORKERS 81 25as5 4Q light do. g lCa55 20 pigs
81 25ds4 20 mediums and heavy. 50 50dS5 90.
Chicago April 20.-'"rhe Evening Journal rsports :
Cattle-Recelpts 1900 head shipments, 1000 Market
steady lower Steers averaging go TO $50 b 50 80
a4G O50 to 200 n. IS 30ds5 20 stockers. 81 50d
s. TO- cows and hefers s3 50d$5 grass Texans SO 80
Hogs-Recelpts % 900 head shipments. 1000 Mar
ket shade lower. Rough and common, $4aSi 7o pack
IS e5ds5 iO light s5as5 90 sheep-Receipts' II 900
head; shipments 5000 Market steady to lower West
ens IS 55d$5 50 Texans, - 45ds4 75 lambs 80 odS'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
THE NILES KIDNAPPING CASE CLEARED UP

Chicago, April 2O-A dispatch from Springfield
Ohio, says: The mystery surrounding the kidnapping
of the two Niles children has just been solved by the
arrest Of Miss Eie Cutler Miss BruDer, Miss Batch
eler and Ellen Talbot charged with committing the
crime at the instgaton Of the father, Dr. Niles Dr.
and Mrs Niles have been fighting In the courts Tor the
custody of the children for time. Three weeks
oco on the eve OF the decision of the court, the
children were stolen Miss Ellen Talbot, dress
maker. has confessed that she took them from the
house where the sheriff had placed them Tor saieKeep
ing and drove them twenty miles TO lonely country
nlace belonaing to Mr. and Mrs. Cutler. Here they
were kept in secret About week aeTTaTd shg cM
visited the house where the children were cOhhhed, cu
,her cnrs Off dyed their hair black, and dressed
them ir girls clothing. They were theh taken , 20
Pittsbnrg and finally to the little town OF H0weii' III
Michigan The father also arrested onder ule
Ohio statute Kidnapping or child ~ ts me penten
Ishment is from one To twenty wears IN the PeHICGGnn
tary. Dr. Niles had the children stolen II Is sad sa%
because h was generally thought the courts Wpuu %
give them to his wife aud she threatened TO put oe
In convent to which se was violently oPpoSs1d Ppesad
Miss Briner and Mrs. Kate Batcheler were afo''oO
last nj xht for completely in the case
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
THE ST1TE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, April 20.-Whcat-No. l hard scarce cor
load spot sold at 81 81 600 bush TO arrive at 81 %
and $4,000 tush T.. at u 227s No northern spot
81 2G. Winter grades higher No. red, ~ 23dSl "A !;
carloads No extra red, 81 20dSl 21 No. l white,
Al 2OdSl 21 No. . Amber on track, ~ % asked. Corn
quiet but firm; sales, ; carloads No 2 yellow at sc !
carloads No do at s2c carloads No, at SldSl 2c
carloads No. g. at SldSlhc. oats scarcAand higher
sales, carloads No white. at G4d6ihc; carloads No
3 white at 634c carloads No mixed, on track. at
62i2c Barley 200 bush No. Western sold at SIC
Rye dull and nominal. Flour strong ana unchanP,1
Mn feed firm and unchanged. keceipts-Wheat $1,000
bush corn A. 600 bush. ShipmentsWheat 6SOOO bush
corn %, 900 hush barley. $1,000 bush.
Boston April 2O-Flour quiet and firm Corn, oats and
shorts steady. Provisions unchanged buter rr inr
800 bbs 600 sacks; corn 10000 bush; oats, 1000
bush shorts 35 tons
Chicago April 2O.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
y,ssAcHrsErns VETERANS IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, April 90 (SpecaD.-The veterans OF the
old 9th Massachusetts, and the worcester Llght IN
sn+rv have been kept in whrl Of festiviy since their
orsval In baltimore The officers of the 9TH Mary
regiment and the officers of the Department of Mary
land, c. A. r., have been showing them the sights
and entertaining them. This morning there was
parade and the Massachusetts, men were- cheered all
along the route This afternoon the Mayor and other
CITY officials gave the visitors reception at the City
Hall III the evening the 5tb Regiment gave ball
In honor of the Worcester Light Infantry. The vet
erans Of the 9th entertained at a Grand Army
omp ffa
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
NO OUTBREAK OF SCARLET FEVER AT YALE.

New-Haven, April 9o.-In reference to the reported
outbreak OF scarlet fever at YALE published In the
New York papers to-day, the following ofcial denial
is furnished: - 49,. -. x,,o
Yours truly, l. DWiufiA'
Great Indignation is felt here because OF the un
truthful report sent out that there is an epidemic Oh
scarlet fever at Yale Two Yale men, one being A L.
Van Huyck captain of the freshman crew OF the
Scientific school, suffering with slight attacKs % "a
The fever. Both men have been quarantheu' ahu
there is no danger of a spread of the disease
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
THE PETROLEUM uARRET.

Quotations at the Consolidated Exchange Yesterday
showed continued depression in the crude oil market
Dealings in National Transit certificates were small
but offers under the market brought the price down
from 20 cents, which the opening to 6s 5s cents
ne market closed at IS 81, $4,000 barrels having
been taken. Refined oil in barrels quoted at 7l5
cents, and In bulk at AGO cents crude In barrels at
675 cents, and In bulk at 20 cents
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, I6 1-2a I6 5-S
francs; Bremen, 800 marks London, 1850 7-8
pence
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKr,.

. Lyerpool, April 20 345 D. m.-Beef-The demand has
fallen or Pork-In poor demand. Hans-The demand IL
mprOvngi short cut about Ia to 10 n firm az AIS ed
3acon1Ihe demand Is imgtoyng shoudsrs-About ~ to
rs ~ hrm az 2os 6d Chcese-In fair demand. Tallow
refined, firm at 2fs 90 Rosln Ia fair demand Lard
Spot and futures, In poor demand Wheat In poor de
nand Kansas wnter hard. hrm At IS Gid. Four-The
In good demand; mixed Western spot strong at
g. 9id April strong at os 0iad May strong 9sd
June strong az 0s 9ad. Hops at LondOn-Pacihc
There T. nothing offering.
Receipts Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports
II, 500 quarters; from Pacific ports from other
sources CO. 900 quarters Receipts OF American corn
the past week. 1900 quarters.