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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
~ R0p0gNI-S ron indian SIIPPLIES And

4 TRANSPOKrATION.-D Department Of the inteI lSt
Onicc OF Indian Affairs Washington April a. 81
must be- submitted in separate envelopes Bacon I'GbI'
Clothing, Transportation, ETC. as the case "Sg 70. Is
and 81 Wooster.st New.YOrk will be received nnu 80
p M Of Tuesday May 1881 for RneoS &, 900 90
hounds Reef on the hoof 600 0oO pounds neS ee
pounds Beans 81 900 pounds bSseg n coo 600 po9St,
Flour 10000 Fed o6 2o SoS94 RoqhG lara 800 go 6ss
,VOVV * 600 I.and Oatmeal 100000 pounds Olt.
Iio oOn Snds Rice % 900 pounds Tea liiOV0 pouhSs
Coarse s 10000 PSvg aS abd AZ COO poaGds &Ss
Asp Rankets Wooden and Cotton Goods SGohsi' nfo1
part Of Ticking 600 yals SI i,oe rom an sing
yarGaes; pen!6is 20 COO yards bingham. Ssl93
CARDS Ko9c leans 30 9 go Yards yaFa ER sacSs
Safu' 100 wards Hickory shifting. 1000 yards SaaS'
sfrtng oC0 yareaa WRsy MedSs 'sgp4le sSSo
1aoks etc and long list OF miscellaneous atS,sS SoSs
as Hyi ns ieSuiTed Tor the service, 10 be delivered
Chicago Kansas city, ana oloeA ~; NJ a. Climate 4
Wagons be Iequirei aoaP''S ~ delivered IS
hG encJsco Also transportation for such OF tns az
tcles goods. and supplies uas ' aS must DC on;
20 Vrnne.s blanks Schedules showing the KIM sSy
Quantities VI suDsstrnce supplies required Gf ~ al
W. Shooi and tho KINDS and quantities IN gross % is
other goods articles, toRetir WIN Ina ard mace
sYry terms Of ana payment tramp h 'i tS
,o1tcs and all ether necessary 49, 4, Wa.hins.
nshed lyon e and 81 Woo.teT:st, NewYork the Ss
misssres Of subsistence ~ + o a Sam, paul and So
cs@o: the Postm9sters az Sioux Slty Iowa and
on s. Dakota; Arkansas CRY Na1"e'i, iiepI ~
% nv the Government % reject any ana az sG, aS
Nv mar; OF any bid and these piolCsf "e mills
oroy TIA. a w he opened a. the and %
,5oye stated and bidders axe lnfia 10 39 ssenSn
certified checks drafts upon soas ! nue. ,I1si.:s
a. seg az least per q the amount OF the prop
T. MORGAN. '"mWlH-i"''i'
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nrrnprn pAIRs oF SHOES STOLEN

petween the hours of and 10 o'clock last sa'u,aay
night tho large shoe factory OF Aaron 1ho1s and POO
Soi shoes in eighteen valued at between SiOoo
pOS 81 200 were stolen The thieves made their entrance
az ne o,d OF the AreeScape through the secohu-'toy
window and unlocked the large sliding gaze @as '.o
t t,c,orv ward. A wagon which the thieves hau WIZ"
'' ' - driven IN and the plumber carried away
woman living at Hewes-st. and Broadway sa" u,e
orherv hut as there policeman IN slsht SNe uiu
not report the case until yesterday morning AZ u'e %
h0' I'p Is. S,ato, This case Is a similar 10 a
aTr, seres of robberes which have occurred WITHIN
the last Two weeks in Brooklyn
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but number of grandchildren He was MEMBER
OF Tammany Hall.
REGISTERED, BUT FAILED TO Vo1E.
NEARLY HALF A MILLION CITIZENS WHO RE-
NAMED AWAY FROM THE POLLS LAST
FALL IN THIS STATE.

Albany April TO- speciaD. -Consideraoic sucss =
laid on the difference between the number OF perso'
registering and those voting at last falls genera eioo
ton as shown by tabulatIons made by the eecre'iS
of State The Democrats point TO the figures 'Hu ~"
sinuate that the Republicans can get their men ou,
register but that they cannot be relied upon OH
day TO come around and vote. This they aver ueion
+rates that the new mode OF balloiy IS dstasieul 10
the rank and hle There no great state issue up
last fall and consequently the Republican vote ie OIL
Then. too, there considerable tmidity over VI,
operation of the new law. A great many people ui1
not care to be catechised, and preferred 10 hou OH
until they saw how the law worked lac eeciVsauS
of states figures are interesting because tcy are ti0
e statistics Of the kind ever obtained. The totals by
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The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. April 1s.-Cotton dull, nominal midallng
&C. Flour active strong, Csc up Howerdcst ana Wes-
super SO j0aS4 do do extra. a. 2JGS4 30 90 az is
lily, S5ds5 50 city mills Rio brands extra. - VOaSo
winter wheat patent IS 606s9 spring do do S9aSo 20
do do straight s. 26as5 IS do do bake "a 5000 10
81 2Oasf % No red 81 2Oas1 % steamer. No red
81 172 Western strong and higher No winter red spo'
and April 81 20esI 205 May, ST. 20; July, 81 10; Aug
ust. II 10. COfn-SOuther strong white and yellow,
Western firm mixed spot and April Sac May el't
dS2c; July 7Sc asked steamer S3c Oass strong ngner
white. 0jQ6Gc do do mixed. 09&6ie GRADED No white
G6c do do mixed 08d94c. Rye dull. n0minauy gn,
changed. Hay good demand highoT; prime TO choice
timothy. s12 5OdS13. Provisions UNCHANGED Iutter
scarce firm unchanged Eggs hrmer 13'2c Gomez strong
qule: unchanged Sugar stronger granuassd 4:e COP,
iiyeer but unchanged. ReceiDts-Flour. 1892 obls
wheat 2400 bush: corn. Il 739 bush: oass COCO bush
rye % bush. ShiDmensFl0ur, $50 bbls S0les-Wheat,
213 900 bush corn, SO coo bush.
Buffalo April Is.-Spring wheat scarce and strong and
higher No. hard 81 S29 SPOT 81 2li2: t. Z sales.
900 bush No. Northern, 81 302 10 store track lots
held at 81 26la c. (. ~ 1872 car NO Northern'
rcd, q 21 cars 30 arrive 81 2l carr No white
light No. yellow, $40 No. do, S2N No. 2, SHE i
No 3 S1dSfhc. Oats frner; good inquiry: sales, 3
cars No white 63i2c; No. white 62l2c; No.
mixed G2I2c asked Barey-A lot OF 10000 bush OF Ne
baska sold on priylte EFms Rye nominal at 9Sc for
No. 2 on track. Flour strong; patent spring 90 100
g 25 DO wntg o sfs5 90 Mlteed tsSdy
" l9 ooG b S Corn SSoo6 push oats Ship
mentswheat, $4,000 bush; corn $1,000 bush; barley
% 900 bush.
Chicago, April 1s-The leading futures ranged as fol.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brazil growt tbs the market was qqet pus
steady Isle for No 10 b snes was was again
eh the sales only reaching 20,2Jo bags WINE, az M
pathy with timer cable accounts closing prices u IA m
dXnnce 5d1b points FOR the cay. Inc 0mcidt ~
quotes Regular First do hos nominal ooI seeGnu Ia
fiiosl O0O exchange (private), is receipts IN mo-
coo bags Rio clesTances to United states tVoO
Rio clearances 10 Europe, 1000 bags no s'ocK -Ooo
hags Rio market hrm Receipts IN santos 4OOO paSs
santos stock, 81 600 bags Santos market Rra oCd ANY,
ship ST. Prince 1900 bags London advanced 9uSu
and Hamburg kaL Pig higher. HaVre was soh!e"has
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d RNpOSALS FOR Lumber. sc. For TIE

Sealed proposals endorsed "Propoals for Lumber Sc so
tine Nav Yard Norfolk Va be opened April % ls9l
Will be received at the Bureau OF Provisions and Coihn
Navy Department Washington D. c. uatn ~ 9slo,1
fhcreafter furnish at the Norfolk Navy YARD Gua-7o
ctc f"et white OAK: also quantity rubber and peck
ing Tho article must conform to the Navy stader G
furnished upon application 70 the Command2nt OF me ~
pTrsou Tie bids oil other things being equal decieea
bv lot The Department reserves the right 70 49,
defects or 10 reject any all bids not deemed aIo
taqeou. to the Governnlent. EDWIN STEWART ray
1870 Caparal & Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
/ CRUSHER FOR JOAOrIX.
Eugene Field In The Chicago News.

joaquin Miller was in Chicago two or three months
ago and he thinking about staying here some
time, but little incident happened that made him
feel Ike moving on TIE second day hs here lac
invited II reception the South Side, and he
went. There enormous crush Of women folk
and Il was a grand alair-tbe vlctuals and flowers
must have cost - 900 or $1,000.
Joaquin was happy. lie 'cottOned to a sweet young
girl who had fawnllke eyes, wavy hair and peachy
complexion To this bud Of beauty the poet OF
the sierras particularly attentive: told her golden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

romances Of other days among the snoWoIIV~n mus
ana gurged bits OF poetry into the co'7i pofcneS Vi
her ear. a., ,h,s e. ~
feminine loneliness, rolling her beauteous eyes upon
the poet and signing Enthusiastically, quotn: Mt.
Miller, you talk beautifully, why uont Son ever
try your hand at writing sOmethingi A. n,ao
The poet Of the Sierras started ior the Faciho
slope early the next morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
,,,srv cFyrRAL,s NEW VICE-PREsIDENT.

~ q oasuan first vice.president of the Richmond ana
,,.n,,Is Railroad Company. has resigned and has ae
a 80 once OF first vce.president of the Central ka
.aI ~ New-Jersey, in place OF joseph ,, LATTE "a
roau % who has also resigned. Mr. Oakinan VIII
Phiaue ,,s IN connection the Central Railroad
assume as0n. Nav L. and win have his offices at Liberty and
aDou' ' ths CITY He is president Of the Lehsh Coal
and Navigation Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

sales nj buckeye cert!hcateAt Stock Exchange 600
barrels at 10 the Consolidated - 600 barrels at 10
The refined markets wora dlll heavy in tone bat
nractlcary unchanged. at G90a7 20 cents tbulk 4.6j
a.otsl In New.York and 0.SjT7lj PHILADELPHIA
and baltimore. Crude In barrels reduced points
Il (bulk 4.25) cent. pcr gallon.
The foreign markets closed unchanged at l6s francs
Der 100 k!lOi Antwerp; $40 marks 80 klOs aL
bremen. and 1l.1OGJA4 lInberal gallon AZ
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ed on American standard Of classic.
STAINED.
STAINED. =.
Good Ordinary ...6 1.1G Low Middling ....-..7 GIG
strict Good Ordinary 11.l6 Mddng.

Strict Good Ordinary 11-16 Mddng.
Liverpool kilograms, p. m.-Receipts, 1900 bales OF
which Americanl,000 bales Sales 600 bales OF when
speculation export 500 bales; American, 5000
bales. Spot market-Flat. Mlddling, 4did. Futures
Opened easy at 1.64d decline. p ln-April delivery
delivery 444Gd sellers JuneJuly delivery 44S5id
sellers; July-August delivery 4.52R53Bid August DC.
livery 455a56-Gd AugustSeTtenber delivery, 4.j56d
buyers SeptemborOc tober delivery 4.55O4d buyers;
December delivery 456-0id buyers Deccmoer-Jan uay
delivery, 4.57&5S.6id; January-bebraTy delivery,
4.60U4d sellers. Futures easy The option move
ment moderate, with the market weak, closing at
decline 200 bales.
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d PROPOSALS FOR ENGINEtRING ST0RRE6S

April H. 1s9l-seaed proposals enaoS'eq yoT SsT;
for Yd, % he Opened April g. 1872 win be received
ment washlnston D. G., until II o'clock noon AP 2;
Iaoi ard publicly opened INN datey the reuter- v UT
Nh az the New-York Navy Yard. quantity Of sore,
consisting Of brushes paints, ois coal hop tcols ~
ys aptIcles must conform TO the Navy standard and p
the usual naval Inspection Blank forms o. Pant q
tho Navy Yard the Navy Pay Office, New lorS @ "a
the Rurcsu The attention OF manufacturers ana qe'g,
~ nytad Tie bids all other thing- being equal decr
by lot The Department reserves The RICH, e was
ss nv 10 eiet any or an bids deemed ahNantsseo.,
N the Governmont. EDWIN STEWART, Paymas''r
Va
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DEATH OF PERSONAL---VERY. DAILY.

Mathew DAILY. the keeper OF the Essex Market
Prison. died there last night from pleuro pneumonia
He was years old and had keeper Of the
prison sincs 1t built. lie leaves no widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City Penn, April fS.--Natoaal Transit certaeaax
opened al 50c hig6est 7ohc lowest, 69se closed :
charters. 02,3O1 bbs; shipments, Gd'52l bbls; funs
100, $50 bbls. 40 o..-., -
Transit certificates opened at Use closed at 03sc hss
est, 70ssc Lowest, C9esc.
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on the Produce Exchange to-day Che buteE maIAeV was
steady. Eggs, 12d122c.

Sg ok ot APF a,5 S i S ss' M9'S
Mite S SH srd a Coz 60 bailey Win
5G Bye hm s NJ so 81 IN Lard Lard Nay s. 5 Rece
Flour 6bf Mhe1 d IS 6Ss Wheat 5O6G BUSH
market II s2@Sghy s' %t
S9ds gs I AID en- " T fPss
81 Gst - soa % 81 &c q 90
So S5 a. E S winter sip Seto6 5
2 do straight % GSG g 90 Co. d Ry S'S 0r
and firm - hsS 60 trade %hsaf p Ses
Rg ss Rs' HSg lazy i 1e higher red
tpF milling at l "a 20 p? a aShca S June 81
Apf fa 81 JaS II 6 Corn market f FglSS o Tscy
a 4Fnn uaaSH sai Lo fairly acys and
Sg oR 2S ad Sa9 'os
oferngs Futures nomnaly UNCHANGED No mixed ara IN
40 mixed fS" 70 white 19S NS
bGS T @iESS on track sec with the latter bid aad
refused at the close for no yellow IN grain qe 9 INV
Oats market song and further ADVANCED ic
lots and c On oP Ss1Ga IN sas light and fair
trade de@ 9a 6Tt G5a6 e. q: 10 % April
NAY June July eS Egg ss. s5e.Sy p pn dIn
aStp Sts Sc 1' snua:sG SS less a @
changed 2 SSS Se % ost 500 bush
ShpmentsWheat, 1920 BUSH corn 4'oOo OuSH' "a'''
1g.iCO bush. ,,a...
ky sS 46aS8 60 family s8 75d9S 90 choice 81 goa
81 40 fancy, 81 roast 80; extra tanGy - 92aSo ~
fatents 81 26Gs5 IS. wheatThe opening was drm gnu
lie nm for Nav but July aud August were 80 &c oWe
respvtiyoly Later there an advance az uE9uiu
and with nervous feeling prices tehe up hrn S
noon call when there WAS esslng on Ply te ~ ~
rJ unsettled and nervous the close which was c Oh
rom the ton price No red cash 81 1ltaSl y Nay
81 1e4Gs1 1885, closing 81 I12; July - 032GSi ~
cosin@ 81 O4SdS1 O434 asked; August, ~ O-4dfl VI
closing 81 08s asked. Corn-Opening was weaker 9nd
lie down from Yesterdays prices ana fueu ques a4H
weak until the close though tho huctuauoh5 Wcre
last prices vase below yestsruays
nm 0s71c May 6,s au So1 and eSsier go
Sa6 &c Man 81, S55c cOhg 55c July 49, clos
ing 4s7sc asked Rye-No . offered 9oG BARLEY urn,
Unchanged Hay-L0w grades plentiful dli; 4ssS gr'ue
in demand prairie, &l2as2 50 dm9ny si1aSioi p ,t
irner: sacked T. o. b.. Gtst track, SoaOc o. o. I'M
side &C. Faxseed easy western @l - NornMSs'srn'
~ 81 Lead quiet at SO 90 Butter quiet steady nl,
es s whisky i stcady 81 49, Provisions were 1rm
PORK Standard ness $40 70. Lardprme steam an 70 0a2
sg Is Dry salt meats boxed shoulders - IN LONGS
20 S6x 55a' eh9 GO ribs 3 7 longs s. &
~ 12io short clear 81 25. Hams Sd00o%iO o. -
s6lp5a-Flour 5000 bbls wheat 1000 bush s SStn.
az 000 bush: oats 20 coo bush barley LOU Ush SD'
80 600 bush; oats 4OOo oush -, ,u
Toledo April 1swheat active and lover o eash Ap5
her II OGL Corn steady cash, 7Gc Nay, t'e "A De
9uict. cash 57oc Coyerseed clsn anu ApIl, VI 10
ceints-Fiour 10 bbs wheat - 1SI pasn gSbc
Eusb oats 100 hush: coversced, 142 BAGS mh
Fio"r 100 bbls: wheat LII bushi corn f'ooO OuSn
rye SAG bush; cioveIseed, $50 bags
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.1,noprAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

p.ft-Iiodeis orer sparngy. Homs-iioders offer mod.
eratey iaeon-Holders offer moderaeN sao. ~ 2oJs
TaIlow-Uolders oWr sparngy. Turpontlne-Boldsrs
aGer freely Rosin-Hoders o1er moderately Lad
Sn,t and fturcs-IIoders moderately WheatoHod-
efs oler sparingY; Kansas wnter hard hrm at IS u
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Flour-IIo ders offer sparngly. Corn-spot-The suuu,
ia moor fttures-iOlders Offer spafingly mixed wesa
spot strong at 6s 0d April and June strong at Oh
Eons az Isndon-Paciac COast-Holders not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

PROPOSALS for the erection Of Quarters f@
L Enlisted Men-onice Of the Quartermastef JniSa
lS91Sealed proposals. in t?ipcate subject 20 the gsA
conditions will be received at this office until II o'clock
noon on the 10Th dav Of May 1901 for the erection
twenty ten buildings Of two sets each OF 0gaF,e
FOR Enlisted Men at West Point y. Y. as per plans ani
specifications 10 be &C this Office Enclose pTolS1,
In envelope marked Proposals for Enlisted Mems 01'
tiers and addressed 20 the undersigned, w. H. lLLLh
Cautain and A. O. NJ, L. S. A.
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PROPOSALS. FOR BLANK POSTAL NOTE

4 AND MONEY ORDER DRAFrS.-Posoalce Delars
men:. Washington, D. c. ADril p iS9-sEAiED ihy Z;
POSALS will be received q; this DeDartment unul ~
O'clock m on Thursday tie 2lst day o. May 1881 fot
furnishing all the BLANK Postal Notes" and sMoneI.
Order Drafts" which the Department NAV order dugg
period Of four years commencing on the 10Th day o. A.
ust 1891 The Chief Of the Bureau Of Engraving ana
Printing OF the Tre suly DEPARTMENT is required by 20
provisions Of the second section Of the act Of March l
ders therefor Blank forms OF bids. with fu sDeche1
tions "A sample Postal Note. and a sample MoneyOrta
6T9fi Will be furnished upon application to the Supn
intendent Of The Moneyorder system. Postoce Depa.
ment Washington D. c. The RIGHT n reject any BID %
estimate IS reserved ). 4. WHITFIELD. Acting Posi-
master-C General.
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Proposals.
D ROPOsALs FOR COOKED RATIONs FOH

ID ROPOSALs FOR COOKED RATI0Ns FOR
Recruiting Rendezvous 1877 Hudson Street. New-Yofs
City, April 20, 1s01-Seled proposals 10 trp.eae
office until 10 o'clock noon on the goth day OF MAY
1891 and Thea opened, ir The delivery OF cooked atoas
for Pccruitnc PARTY Recruits at this rendezvous
beginning the LIST day Of July 1891. and ending the goa
of June 1892. THEE substantial meals daily, with .
due proportion OF soap and candles. constitute
pee ration. The Government re.eryfs ne rght .
latons 10 be furnished at places Ob.ctonaoe Tor -
cru T. Will b. considered. Full infornation VIII %
furnished on application O. this Office Envelopes cen
taqnS proposals must be marSed PIopo.as for v Sook
HUGHES, Captain 9th Cavalry, Recruiting Omcer.
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DROpOsALs FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR

THE NAVAL ACADEMY ANNAP1pb to9o.,l. "a,
Naval Supplies for tha Naval academy Annapolis Ae
to be opecd May 5. 1891" VII be- received az ne bpteaa
ton. D. c., until l. o'clock noon May is5 ana ps0
Naval Academy Annapolis. Md. quantity OF supplies,
consisting crushed granite, curbng, brick cement lne,
lumber brushes hardware. paints, gas coal Sc. ms
articles mus: conform to ths Navy stlodd aqd pass ne
njghed upon application 20 the superintendent OF hs
Naval Academy the Bureau The attention OF manu-.
p, and doa'ers f. United Tie bd, all other things
Fclg guai decided by lot The Department reserves ii.
roSt to waive defects 10 reject any all bids no:
dSssnei adyantaGcous to the Goyernnent. EDWIN
STEM ART Paynaster- General, l. 5. Navy.
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THE BOOK OF OPENAIB SPORTS, octave So0 p sses.
IlIustra;ed The standard AUTHORITY on American 80.
,p amtstm.nts. hues for sailing, swimming bal. -
ing shooting horseback riding, &c, &C.. IN fun .iS
copy. Published BY The Tribune. Now-Nork Ehse'~-
tng and universally eomplmented by the mess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
m POpOSALS FOR STATlONtRY.-War De

nartment Washington D. c., April II, 1so1.-Sealed
ronoia in duplicate will be received at this Office until
o'clock D. ~, FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1891, for furnishing
Stationery for he War Department and " BUREAUS n
WASHINGTON during the fiscal year ending June 30 1s92
Bank forms OF proposals. showing the items ana e,'m;i
once BIDS viii be considered On each ton sep1iaey'
proposals. must Endorsed the Ougfde OF the onveo
proposals for stationery" and addressed TO NJ n
TUORP SupDly Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

COTroN-The spot market ruled Weak Gut values
PORE receipts Friday 500 bales, against Sl22 bales
the same day Week. and 5O9i bales for the CORE,
snondro cay In 1890 The receipts since September
have been O2 g42 bales against 0O2OOe3 for the cor
responding period year ago. ia
Quotations are based American standard OF classih'
anti
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.. 20 ca5 1nnia 11ab2 1862 s5s25 7e. i0s

The incomplete pipeline in ApTil 70 date average
= ~ Iarrcls pr day apainst iull day alcrage OF
1I'y-33 rrei. IN Anal 1880 TSG barrels in 1850
barrels in ISos, ana 6Go95 barrels IN Agril lssl
-, f.v average deliveries las been ~ e2I barrels,
ganst ~ Iarrcls In April 1890; iiol bSlfeis Ia
issg 6i7l7 in lseS, ana OiJoI barrels IN 1851 IN
pipeline returns nom ApiI u ~ N''''i''IS y" VIC '
inrlnslye, wore as IOAONs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

Th e-,nps In National Transit certificates last week
,vcr on an extremely small sale but the tendency or
values was steadily downward The decline Was accom-
Nad with little selling pressure but me dull stete OF t3
wort trade and the continued OYcpodLct0h IN inc hai
"a ths market OF sl-tng power 20 even the sn1
Tripos twice the market rOke below 20 cent aud It
Sosad weak at practically Lotion qu9tatons ana Lover
tTe the end OF last DecemDef IPere
Ma an unusual and yet uneApnlntd sur IN Buehe.e
- Tt rrrt dr9tes aad aftr Jumping from II 70 10
rs lie prce cotd OF II cents against sales at bta
is cln.9 Ia "a later part OF March. Last n@it us
cartitcoes outstanding were lpCreasm rom
go 40 H5rSs 10 IL 4O4 coo barrels fact which has
aroused faint hops Of posrloe sPcCudV''o "e''
i'm ohio oil before IL year Is over. ,.,t - ,....,
ny IaIir,iocaes al the stock Exchange and the Con-
lIad Snrk and Petroleum Exchange FOR the last two
ns fOOMs:
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The daily averages emphasize III different way 1 IN
unfayorabe relations Of the yield ana the deiu 4
da average excess deliveries IN the hrst q0aFset %
Gss3 was e 97O barrels "a 1899 The Excess Of &
cod 900 barrels while the dang average OF me
Sins lines 10 the fret three months this year sho"ea an
eNSv ,6a dsiy average Agurs Of the pipe lines for the
or,t ouarter OF the last three years;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
WHEAT. No. 2.

Cash QuOtatons were as Ioows F1Qr e nIyI 70
spring wheat 81 12dsl 12i2 No spring wheat 81 .,
a$f i0 No red 81 l3aaSl 4 No corn. I42C; o1 Mo
na 10 aced 81 e PEges 1 timothy sr se9 St q loo 2gS
As S7ads6 90; short ribs. sides 1oose % Soa$0 % !;
dry saed shoulders Soxed 70 RSS2 dse 90f finished
goods per GAL 81 IS; sugar steady 30 white To-, oats
5JolgO9gcS Lao 90 No harley free on board 75d75c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

Runs Deliveries Runs Charters
49,, ,,,s ia 36G slj2os 900 OBS 653 1871
!oe'l oO, -, los J2S9f 1896 40 SO
Tl4 Biekcye Pipe Line reports as follows: r..
Runs. Deliveries. kuns.
r., 40. So SO 429.O17 500
1o0ll DOls ,. i,,. SGBl4 2JSi3 0.SOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20

The enlistment of Indians in the Army Is by no
means failure. Few people understand the diff
acues attending the Inauguration OF the scheme and
be DELAYS incident upon the completion OF details.
[SsuTanees have come from two sources, Rosebud
Agency and Cheyenne Agency, OF the enlistment OF
ssriv 100 Indian recruits nj those points. When the
foTmalties regarding similar enlstments at Mount
Vernon Barracks are completed forty OF the Geronimo
csntiycs will be recruited. The companies of the
I9fb Infantry Mt Mount Vernon Ala, are under the
division of the Missouri although the post IS In the
Sisin Of the Atlantic and 10 is desired to have these
indian recruits also under the former command. The
Question Of status has not come up yet, but there
eems 10 he no doubt that the prisoners who enlist
1nder the Indian recruiting provision become free for
The dual role Of captive and solder is not accepted as
nessible by the military authorities.