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New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The excitement In wheat speculative circles con-
tinues unabated The sales on the Produce Exchange
yesterday were 254640O0 bushels the highest record
yet reached in the present excitement The temper
however, nervous and there evidences Of a
decided belief that foreign houses not only selling
much of their long wheat, but were also shorting
the market to extent. First prices indicated
advance Of 1 1-492 cents better cables but at
the close reaction had taken place and the quotations
indicated decline Of 34d2 IA cents for the day.
There was considerable buying on United Kingdom ac-
count, but the Continental houses were free sellers
throughout the day. feature which gave the bears
more confidence a dispatch from Chicago that
lake navigation was practically open and the
also that canal navigation will be open Officially
on May 3, which is earlier than usual. These con
ditonS 10 argued guarantee good supply Of wheat
deliverable on the May option and render 1t impossible
for that month either to be cOrnered itself
good indication of the actual sentiment the
cline of 3-4d3 IA cents but the movement was
very moderate, the sales to exporters reaching only
counts, as a rule, were strong. May opened az
II 25 34 advanced to II 20 IS, reacted to 81 20 8
OF the highest point IL % 12, declined 81 20 81
and closed at 81 n IL. July opened at 81 10 3D. sold
gust started at I'll IL Ia advanced Il cent then de-
clned 10 and closed at 13. December began at
II IA Il advanced to II IS 87, declined IL IL rs
ana closed at reaction of Is
me option trading in corn comparatively light,
az the speculative interest in grain being centred in
the session. declining 35a2 34 from the highest
prices. The sales were 2,Gi0,OO0 bushels, and the
spot sales were $4,000 bushels, of which "a 900 were
OH export account.
oats were dun and featurless again. The option
market closed at decline of 1G1 "a cents with the
decline In the other cereals
Lard was also dull and weak, final quotations in
dieatlng decline of 7011 points. The spot market
was quiet sales were 1525 tierces at $6975 to 81
for Western steam, closing at ~.
Inc maj quotations were as follows:
Mheat-May, 81 "a 3-5; June II 21 1-2; July,
II - IA August, 81 10; September ~ IL 10 De
20 Conway, 10; June, rs; July, 7414; August
I3 J . cents.
Oats-May, so Il; june 81: July, go "a cents.
Lalt-May, so 30 bid june ~ il, July 81 % bid :;
august ~ ~ asked September a. 5j asked.
me receipts of grain and flour reported yesterday
at New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as ioIoW' Wheat 66,130 bushels corn, 30962 bush
eis, oats, O4952 bushels total grain, 1852 044 bush
ob Hour, 1886 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee
ana ana - Louis the arrivals were Wheat 03904 bush
~, corn, 2366O2 bu hels oats, POI ,425 bushels
TOTAL grain o57,o21 bushels; flour, 95,095 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sddag fa%'ts Ap oar fs$y aeye gsehansSS
berry ii $Sas1 IS No 81 e. nO%jnaly
!SS ND req q winter 29 nS%ns nSa spG and %p
81 22sGSI 223s May 81 221a asked; July 81 . 1910
uga 81 5a$ Is oS&1 essy %xed sec
and April, sac asked May, 81 2c asked July !oS4G16e
oaGoOd demand slightly eSsiet ungIsdso % SGIs 5s ao do
mixed 62a08c; graded No. white, 65c graded NO. 2
mixed SsSSSi & sod5 tS fop g2a99e Hay steady
Unchanged Provisions steady pork, old sl2 90; new
ga bulk meats loose snG%dgFS SaTdes sugar. sT
cured smoked shoulders 7i4c; hams, 11all lard re-
aR ass & so to F Raee vS INITIATION r%&iy
fancy 20c gSGd to ehSce o fIS Goea I sdy nn
CHANGED CHANGED WEskey steady ii g. Freight, ssy quiSSs
Flour. $50 bbis. sales~wheat, 100000 BUSH corn,
as 500 bush.
steamer yellow size, oats quiet. Shorts steady Pro
cslptSriorr 800 bbs 100 sacks; corn 900 bush
oats $4,000 bush; shorts. 6l tens.
Buffalo, April 21-Hard wheat very scarce; 500 bush
ei 90: car sold for 81 20s; 5000 bush NO Chicago
spring sold for II 10, g and 1900 bush a. No o,d
Tor 81 20 10000 bush sold 81 202; closing prices
No hard 81 20 10 NoAe d ~ 49, gn S o j. aau cars II,
No Amber sold for II 22ea@i % car 10 extra red
sold for 81 222 No. white at 81 20 asked Corn scarce
sold for s2lsas25,c cars No do sold for s2ds22e
track 2s 600 bush No sold for 81 2e OOQ bush & 30
slc on track. cars No white sold Tor
Ga 2c . cars No 3 white sold for 63a692c; . eaS no
Sd adsS cSaaa SGS a sod foP Sc on Eye
patent spring e6 10a$8 25 do winter, S5 SO1$5 90 MIL
ICED steady coarse bran, $23 do spring, s22 So
canal fleehtS-Wheat quoted 3c corn Sac oats 2Ssei
62s6 corn 75O00 bush S6ipments-Wheat 10 900 bush
corn 5000 bush oats, 5000 bush; barley $1,000 BUSH
Chicago. April 2L-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
COTTON MAKkEyrs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool April q. 4 p. m.-The sales Of the day in
cluded 900 bales American. go. 80.
Futures closed firm; American middling low middling
clause April delivery 376ida4 Ss0id; April and May
"A 4O6id; June and July delivery i4-6id4 456id July
and August delivery, 4S64df 49-64d; August and
September delivery 5164d buyers September and Ccto
Der delivery. 4 Sled buyers october and November
delivery 5264d sellers November and Decembzr delivery
52-64dd4 J3-64d.
Galveston, Aprl 2i.-Cotton easy middng. SIC low
midding, l5-lOe good ord nary, 3l6c net and gross
receipts 14S bales exports coastwse, 1891 bales
stock. 30 700 bales
NQfolk April 2l-Cotton dull middling. si2e net and
receipts 1,i79 bales exports coastWise 1S6 bales
sales, 643 bales; stock, 1O.7s0 bales.
sayannah, April 2l.-Cotton easy mddlng, She; low
reeeipt s3G bales; exports coaswse, 9is sales, 2.5
stock, 81 52I bales.
Newoteans Apsl 2l-CotOn opened weak closed
steaaer niddllng, 716c low middling, 13-iGc good
ordinary, 5l6c net receipts 1919 bales gross 1905
bales exports 70 the Continent 4l00 sales 5000 stock
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

poo again Sales 264o coo bush future. $1,000 bush
spot including No mixed at s2c IN eeyacd sSsgsle
aioat ungraded mixed SldSic; steamer mH.u 2aeoi 2c
In elevator s2, aS25,c delivered No wte fSaSll2c
in elevator g. Sic elevator. 10" ae3 SIC III
elevator; yellow. IN elevator no Aprl closing
neninal DO May 59aso9c closing ~ 'o oi1g g0 'ae m oa
DO August, T3Nd7ja,c closing at 132c A ere
affected 10y ard wheat at the start ps sVn ofOks
heavily under selling the West OF Juy nLNeu ana
May white. But SpOt stun very dull anu shgntty
lower only because the light stocks dd noJ Whant hQu
In accepting the decline, though II Kept ouysr out
Of the market Sales, 40 600 bushels future $4,000
hest spot including No at 62dG2Isc; No white Gia
G5c No 2 d2Ed63c IN elevator, CJ2eG3Ac Delivered No
white, co. dObGc No l. 65e; No white, Oo2c; no
Chicago. 63-ct34c, unaraied Western mlNed GOdGDc;
69i, aCSc closing at G2hc do June Gi2dGl'ic closing
at 6ic do July. 00sa62ac, closing at g0%,e; do whit.
6ibc; do IuEe, closing at 62,2e Do Quoted 20
81 aO 100 y: 81 2Odel 25 Sharps. 81 2jdsl 10: Rye
Feed. Fl 1881 30. =.
o. lNpVVILs VI isan IN Anil ia. WV ~ F'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Instead Of continuance Of the acute weakness ex-
mblted on Monday in the crude oil market Yesterday
dealings showed extreme dulness and disposition to
pause on the downward grade. The tendency still IS
toward lower prices owing the sustained volume of
production. There sales of 1000 barrels Of
90 Gs SO CENT a. the stock EUrbangc Cii tn
commodity was neglected.
iehned oil Is OFF five points at 7.15 cents in barrels
a NeW lOFk and 40 cents per gallon at Philadelphia
and Baltimore ~
f0Ielgn quotatiOns-There was a reduction OF Is
nihc at Antwerp TO 10 Il francs, Bremen at go
uaIks ana London at I1-l6&5 "a pence being un-
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 2l 345 ,. m.-Beef IN fair demand
pine mtss nrn az 6os 3D. Pork in poor demand. Hams
IA ialr demand short about Il 70 10 n firm az 42s
Bacon IN fair demand Cumberland cut about 2s 70 80 H.
steady az 5s Ga Cheese IN good demand American finest
white ana eooFed strong at 5ss Sd. Taow fair de.
29s 3D. Cottonseed oil Liverpool refined firm az 5is Cd
Rosin in fair demand. Lad-Spot futures n poor de-
mand prime Western spot April az as "a NAV
and June steady az 9is Cd Wheat D. good demand an.
sss wlntef hard strong s. 3D. In fair demand
oofn-Spot IN poor demand futures good demand mix ID
Wfsten spot steady at 6s j I'd April and Nav steady al
tlld June steady at 6s 10ssd Hops at LondonPaeihc
Coast-Ihere Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
FURs AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points in and near the city
FOR the week has been follows: Erie. 4G0l Of
milk. 81 OF condensed milk and 10 Of
Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and Boston so Of milk
Susquehanna. 1875 Of milk and 2S Of cream
Iackawanna. 1145 Of milk and 10 cans Of cream
New-YOfk Central and Harlem. 2.570 OF milk S0
cans Of condensed milk and Of cream NewYork
City and Northern. $50 Of milk New Haven and
Hartford 090 Of milk Ontario and Western 920
milk and S5 West Shore. 12O
milk and 80 New jersey Central 300
cans Of milk and Il cans Of cream and By miscellaneous
short routes l600 OF milk and 10 of
The total daily supply has been 17l66 cans OF milk 2l4
Of condensed milk and 443 OF The
price paid for the surplus the railway platforms
has been 81 36 can OF 40 quarts.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
II ROpOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

i TRANSPORrATION.-De Department Of the Interior,
once Of Indian Arairs Wasning'9n Aps & S for Rel
must be submitted separate envelopes B1co f19ur'
Cl9hing or transportation q, osan as e aiTs So, 6j
and ~ WOOser-st., NeW-fok, VIII De receiver un~,
a. q TssdnH sbod Nay co6 Sy5 ponas fS
pounds Beef the hoof LOCO 600 pounds net Bee 80 "a
pounds Beans Sand, Goes oes 600 poS
fIour 10000 pounds Feed, 10000 pounds Hard Bread
Mess PORK 25 pounds OATMEAL 500 900 pounds oa,.
ITO 900 pounds Rice, 1000 POUNDS Ies ilOVV pouhG
SOAP 100 600 pounds sugar. ana 1000 pounds Mheas
Also blankets Woolen and Cotton Goods consisting "
Yards: Drilling 22 coo yards Duck, free from all sllng
"a 0O6 yaru. Denims 20, 600 yards; bingham. 3So o%
yarSSs Ka%S sheg Ssa 2s5 yad BeacSed Shs
Ing - 900 yards Hickory shrting 1000 yards Sale
Groceres Notions. Hardware, Medical Supplies, schok
Booxs etc and long list Of miscellaneous aucles, sucn
S75 Wagons required ior the service be delivered q
Chicago, Kansas city, and Sioux CITY Also for sless
the Paciuc Coast with California brakes delivered al
San francisco Also transportation for such Of the a.
iSs u Ss dyeied at the Agencies BIDS -
Government blanks seheaues showing he bnas $3.50 -
and school, and the kinds and Quantities IN gross OF ~
other goods and alces togeasr hss WIN @ DsnS @s
delivery terms OF contract and payment tansportatoa
routes all other necessary INSTRUCTIONS VIII De u
tnn or Sos IS and 81 Wooster-st New.YorK the Com
mssaries Of subsistence IT, s. A. az Cheyenne. ShessS
Francisco the POstmastcrs az Sioux City, Iowa. fanL
ton ). Dakota; Arkansas CITY Caldwell Topeka ana
by the Govenment 70 reject any and all BIDS @
proviso that appropriation shall be made the supplies
BY Congress BIDS VIII be opened at the hour aud dy
opening Certified checks.-An bids must be accompanlS
~ certified checks or drafts upon some United StaN
Cal for at least per cent OF the of the proposI
4. J. MORGAN. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
BUTTER.
CHEESE

Receipts for week. 599 boxes Exports. 7,791 boxes
About 500 boxes of new cheese OF all grades have
arrived during the week. Seyera shippers have been
anxious 10 get the stock the water and
the oaerngs have had quite ready sale the basis Of
ii diic for fun cream mostly white 72a92c for Herd
part skins, and case for Chenango, ETC.
Nearly 1000 boxes offered at Utica and Little Fails
vesorav Some OF the full were sold at 1Oa d11c
one lot small size at 119c and part skins at 6d9c, Put
be hulk came forward commission Pennsylvania skins
are wanted 10 the full OF receipts and prices
firm Old state cheese are having steady fair iobbng
trade a firm prices ateness Of the crop is giving
holders here and across water opportunity TO work
oil the old stock In unusually good shape.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

HAY AND STRAW-Moving fairly at unchanged prices
o ~ feT 45c clover mixed SOC shipping, 45c
STRAW-IOng rye. SOdS5ci short rye, o0d6oc oat, 40
G55r wheat 40aOc. -. ., ---,-.. , -, ,., o,.
chance Professionally fine States quoted 32c state
1890 choice 3ld32c medium 1880 common 70 fair 279
3SC Pacific Coast 1890, choice, 32c common 10 prime
27a30c California old, Galoc; Baysran, 52d55e; Bo'
HEMP AND JUTE-Mania hemp for shipment is quoted
al sLc with the market dull Sisal steady quoted az
G16lsc Jute butts dull. with paper grades nomnaly a.
1122c
UIDES-The market is firm but quiet. Tanners are
b,ddi1g 13iac for River Plate stocks Quotations: Cor
dCva a" 3Sds ~ 1876 BuenO' ,,o1tyiSso AyTes cO%S
MstaGoras 22a25 H. at 1iai9c; Central
1ogis n. lie CordoyS, hps, 1918 n 142e; Gortes.
SteSeO @ad Rio waste raeaS fs S as hey
Gsffs GSssfs % osc Dry Sscd MatamSTa. selected 2lS2S n
g Rnenos Hyres cow selected 4ea5o n ac Rio Gande
cow 44d4G ib rec; b. A. and X. G., OK. 5000 N,
SIC s 49a75 n 5g7c oTgso syss . OK 7GIc and
fFITHFR-The demand and supply is about equal con-
oouenty no Important changes in the quoted list has taken
TIsre All kinds stock offer rather moderately tan
ncs not feeling disposed to shade prices on hemock or
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
TIE MORTALITY TAKES 4 JUMP.
MORE DEATHS REPORTED YESTERDAY THAN
ON ANY OTHER DAY FOR NEARLY
TWENTY WEARS.

The anparent decrease of mortality in this city
ootioed on Monday was followed by startling Increase
YESTERDAY, when 251 deaths were reported at inc
Bureau Of Vital Statistics There has been no Suci'
record for single day since the period OF sunstroAes III
The summer of 1872 except on one day IN January
1890, when The grip epidemic was at its worst anu anu
$50 deaths were reported. Physicians OF the mean i
Department said that accidental delay in sending III
death certificates on Monday probably had sweiled the
record for Yesterday beyond its legitimate size. a
glance at the daily record of deaths for ten days MAKES
4,-ior r,nasnnalln.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending ApIn 2l, 1s9l'
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week: Beans, 13c pkes peas 1660O bush
E1port,: Beans 227 pkcs; pens, ,lSO 0bls' Imports
i2fS bags bears Under short supply Of choice dry
stock and steady Jobbne trade, the best grades 0l an
nd Of dones bean nave continued to advance and the
market cos.s frm higher rates quoted on grade
have not Improved much inc
demand stl being wholly for bright dry lots that WIZ carry
into warm weather Foreign beans have had good snare
Of the trade and held higher. Green peas quiet but
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

On the Produce Exchange to-day the market
steady and unchanged Eggs 12l2dl82c
in good d1and STEADY; No red, 81 Il receipts.
800 bush shipments 1'oo9 bush Corn quiet No. 2
duH eS So Buk meats steady at s6 So Bacon STEADY
goods on basis Of q ls Butter iirm Sugar steady.
Eggs active at 12af22c. Cheese finn.
Minneapolis Aprn 2l-Cash wheat was very strong at
tho opening with a fair demand Not much wheat had
worked on. however. when May broke. Prices Of spot
ket was very slow most of the session. No Northern sod
early at 81 10 and later az 81 l8 NO Northern sold al
much being shipped out n Receipts Is cars.
Closing quotations No hard April and on track 81 l6
track 81 IS; No. Northern April, s1l0; on track,
sll1d$1 III.
Peoria. Ill. April 2l-com active and lower; No 2,
white. 55a57l2c No. white, 562oS57c Rye scarce;
Receipts~Corn 234OO bush oats coo bush Shipments
-Con. 943O bush As coo bush barley 200 bush
psG9a c5oc AP Daaa95 2 IN a.n @ast ae6 o9s fa E M
No Penn.ylvani2 red in grain depot y 70; DO od in
May 81 2&S 25 June 40 81 26Sasi is july, 81 Is
asf 49, Rye scarce and firm at 81 ~ FOR No 2 Penn;
No > mixed April s3aS5c May, S2esSc; June 7sa79c
SaSed White Csc NC white GGq 6Gse do short stor-
age. oj2c No white. April, G5dG52c; May, 65aG5ec
asii; do packet siOqsio 50. LaTd-purs city refined
scarcity Pennsyyania creamery, extra 27c; do prints
i5c. Potatoes qulct but stsdy white potatoes per
brshel, Rose, Canada: ~ %5a$l 40i Rose, Michigan
choice 81 25 DO fair 70 GOOD q lsd$l 20 Hcbrons
choice 81 23aS 30 lgrtanLs and stars choice 81 80 do
NS 30; Pennsylvania medium-sized and Mixed 81 Zoe
g. go s999S S 9S me-" DO mf s 70 sss ssg m per oS s
articles unchanged. ReceiptS-Flour. 200 bbls and
@sS SSsS ERo 500 BUSH O co oTSn 1890
bush; oats, G2oO bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
OIL MARKETS

on City April 21Natonal Transit certificates opened
oo hlthest S'sc lowest 6Ssc closed 6Siic. Sales,
- 600 bbs eearances 100000 bb charters 80 s65 bbs
shil hilme.hts, oo'Vlo bbls rune. l0l S3S bOls
lltsblfg, April 2l.-PetFCeum dead National Transit
lowest. 6Ste.
Bradford April 2l.Naticnal Transit certificates opened
cleaIances, 10000 bhls ~ -
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
CENFP.T, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The supply Of brick Is eooa,
demand fair and prices Just about svAuy VI VI
the better grades. Lath 1rm Quotations on
brick 80 25dS5 80 for jersey HaveTstraW nara S2N
s6 Fishl SjGSj 5O pale, 81 25GS- tJj troyDh @
and red. Sl4 brown Sl3; kO>endale cement - pr
bbl American Portland s2 t0as2 23 English PoTtand'
lime. SOdS5c common lahs - &Ods2 70 Per AVOo
goats hair 2Od22c per bush cattle hair lidlSc. .
CHICORY-Is selling in jObOng way al lonONns
prices Eagle yellow paper, 5hc; H. S genuine eiahu'
lated 52c Taylor Brothers English granuated CN4c 10
COCOA-Steady under light offerings and moderate u;-
mand Quotsti Bahia l3c Caracas l4Gloci Irih-
dad. I3l2dl4c; Guayaquil 1904 Ac. -.
COOPEKAHs SrOCK-NO visible change, nor t uaIs-
actions beyohs ordinary lots, the market clps dn
steady. Molasses Shocks and Heads - tOaSI ~ ~
Sugar Shocks and Heads, 3Snch, 81 90 3olnch 81 oVg
~ 35 old Shocks without Heads, 75d9Oc Rum ShooHb
and Heads, SO 50 Rum Pipes. 80 80 Empty HogSneau'
% Hoops 14feet, sS0a$34 1.-leet s2S .,,o+ was
C0FFEt-For spot Brazil growhS the oG 6afhcy S va
4 at 1SLc and 700 bags No. g, minus 10 81 IL c ne
inder growths were duh. Sales, 200 bags MaracaDo,
400 Savania, and 800 bags Laguayra on private
The speculative market was again que bcINt.
1t opened rather easy in tone but ed up as the session
progressed closing at advance Of 5dO points i3r the
4 franc; Hamburg advanced l4aa pfg and London was
3a9d higher The official Rio cable follows Regular INST
40 kllos), nominal good second 40 Mlos 1000;
exchange (pIyate) 17; receipts in Rio e days. 1WO
bags Rio clearances TO United States 5000 bags lilo
cearances 10 Europe 900 Rio stock II 900 bags
Rio market firm Receipts in Santos q days 1000 bags
Santos stock $4,000 bags Santos MARKET nm gOod
average Santos $50; cleared from no. April 70 =
HALEY 1000 bags holiday and Santos tomorrow
lagfp mil fha
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
BUTTER.

Receipts for week 81 316 pkgs Exports 212 pkgs The
demand has the supply and there has been
good finn market throughout the week Table grades OF
fresh creamery selling well and receivers have little
the advantage the moment though they not disposed
IL which might work injury the trade
Prices are high enough please every one and stock
cleans up present rates receivers ought certainly TO be
satisfied Extra marks OF Iowp creamery strong at
oc but figure exceeded cny In exceptional for
superlanve quality. Fancy Elgn il selling 272c. the
OF Pennsylvania at price, and extra state
either in tubs pals AZ about &c Seconds and rsts
out promptly at 2Sa2Oc The quality OF the state
dairy butter been irregular permit sellers be
very st matter prices BY keeping these goods
about lie below creamery they have worked very we'll
Selections Of Delaware County haubs sell at 26c eh9ce
other sections 2jc and fair stock 23d2ic
Fresh Welsh from 23d25c, with OF today's
business at 2fd2jc Imtton creamery and fresh factory
have demand enough oil the stock that arrives and
values are firm. Fair trading in good grades Of old butter
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
STAINED.

Good Ordinary y...........6 Low Middllng ........7k
snict Good oTdinaTy 0,s Mddns - oo6 ioi6s 5lG
Of which American, $1,000 bales Sales 5000 bale OF
1900 bales Spot dull and depressed. Middlng
11.16d The option market active and generally
nTm closing advance of 5d7 points for the day in the
face Of heavy port receipts First prices in keeping with
The late frness based principally the report that
Wall Street houses purchasing Sales 800 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

The mortality from pneumonia and other pulmonary
onnla,nts was considered more extraordinary on "c
count Of the fine weather in the city curing 'he las'
week II was said that many OF the deaths proOaoS
were caused by exposure People thiew on 1, oTT Uor
snnSbne and neglected TO protect themselves Wnen @
riding on elevated trains and street cars Where & &VPo
had been discarded too in many cases 70 VIA @
eXtet the qrip epidemic has been respOSDle Ior Un
Sncreased mortality is subject for speculation, ana
physicans in the Health Department were not wllnhS
10 make auy guesses about IL yesterday. Ihey salu
f6ey expected decrease in the mortality before the
end of the present week.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
SUNDRIES.

PEANUTS zFirmer; hand.plcSod quoted at 4sc ,. ana
and 4Itc for No l Virginia. Hickory nuts steady at
Il 25aSl 80 per bush for average prime
BEESWAX-Steady at 2602Sci latter for North Caro-
Ina.
MAPLE SUGAR-Ch0ice new quoted &c per n. Syrup
nominally worth 75d5Oc for new but considerable
quantity could be sold at the outside figure.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POIAl JE4S AND VEGETABLES.
Receipts potatoes lighter and under fair demand
prices for all desirable table grades hrmer. New
potatoes more plenty but fancy grades pretty ws
sustained Domestic onions dun aud weaker. Bermuda
new firm. Norfolk spinach lower and dull quality mostly
below prime Baltimore kale lower Asparagus IN larger
snppv and favorng buyers stock now coming from all
sections from South Carolina 70 NewJersey Green peas
very scarce and choice would command high prices Florida
string beans also selling high whenever OF good quany
but receipts mostly inferior Tomatoes largely po2r
good lots sell readily and prices shoe wide range Cab
bages are dem0razed under very heavy receipts sales
Of Florida stock are made almost any bid above cost or
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
POULTRY AND GAME

thirteen cars OF i've poultry In yesterday but there
was strong demand Tor prime stock OF all kinds for the
hebrew Passover holiday which tomorrow and full
prices were obtained Of fowls brought 15c
Two ear more came IN today, much
lighter that the market showed marked weakness quota
lions were fun high the co,.
western nc-h fowls have continued buycrs' favor
under larger Feepta and slow demand prices have
settled 10 ldl2c for prime stock and some lots arriving
short OF lee and poor order have to 20 lower
dition. Fresh turkeys very dull and weak IN phll
bfoers have ruled generally easier but in light supply
at the close, and shade nriner for Fresh
capOns scarce and firm squads dull.
Frozen poultry l. held unchanged hut
for all kinds and outside quotations extreme
hreh Western snpe ana p0yer show very Irregular con.
ditiOnNnd value most sales at quotations few extra lots
reaching 81 and inferior going below inside figures Wild
DUCKS negIected.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
SEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY ls9TWEvE PAGES

at 4OthS and 12 carloads Jersey City. Market steady
with Western PIGS selling at - go and State hogs a 50 80
Country dressed IN general unchanged Jgh5 averages
sell ne 7d7 re medium weights at 0aa7c, good heavy at
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121 M az IS 30 / Rough do. 2lO n. at ~ 30.