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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-27
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

j. sn Ss s q r. s 49, 80 un'on do H. at 81 'oi
eti os,5 e srgssss pen1yq9 s. ,seS e.
g ~ At Is at + 50 V Seod ken ss
.ueS % ewes 81 li IL 3, a. d g go lS2 s clipped Ohio
PdeSsSs sC ms ol 'o a9-r9 Kans ~ ,hesp
ewes. 100 r. 81 snshora State lambs nj 8
csS sa d. 70 a. at g 30 IS a. eppe S2 sd ea s
BqsEInssn q 100 stat. qs5S, & r.
Z g ~ e%Da % epa g. g a'a1' g
:, 4. coss: 2ia clipped Michigan Lambs, so n Ct
q 81 Is @ s S. d. y at a. 3 81 81 81 u aS state
sheen IS n at SC los unshorn state Lambs. 20 n. at
10 = Sa'S sP'SpF nis a Bf
az 4ott ana = carload. az jersey CITY None fcr s sa
pigs and IS 25as5 90 for good medium and heavy Hogs
- LIVE STOCK MARKE1s-BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo. April misunderstanding last "a hours iOSo
h Sd Sa week eT the Sk g, far sp o ac
head to NcwYo LEO head sale ,o.S 9I S, head add
ns yf a al sold 'e Rs Sc seer neh s. S @
1900 to LOO ~ IS 45ay5 60 good, 300 to 1900 n
s5 go sn $50 s ggp 5ss Az. s
asa DoG bulls 2 sca9d 60 oxen sS 25S soc and
feeders IN god demand sht to best stOckfrs % b SOC
$s5asl2s common to fair Stress yeals d.! best
faub~Reccps ast "a heTrs $500 head total FOR tho
week 20 Us far for osa a% head s to eS
head sale u 600 head opened th S" b a9s Of haS
onps sold t1eI wool sa bsp % 1885 10 air to good
IS 5OaS6 common - 75dsj o. clipped, q 25as3 -
best wool lambs. s7as7 SO; fair to good - 72q596
head total for the week thus far 500 head for zane
time last week % 700 head consigned through lIOOO
head 10 New-York, - $50 head on SALE 1000 head
opened about steady closed steady and 2ton all sold
heavy IS 5ods5 IS pigs active at 81 ?oaSi ''' bulk
sold. 80
Chicago April 1s-"The Evening Journal" reports
CattlReceips 11,OOo head shipments 49g9 ntaa mar
ket higher; STEERS 10 extra - JOdst % COWS
and hefers. s3a&4 so; canners. 81 25ds2 -; Hogs-
Receipts. $4,000 head shipment 1000 head mafxet
IS O prime heavy and butchers Weights - l3Sso 10
ncnts 1000 head market steady natives, - 22aF9 -
Westerns IS 50ds5 SIS Texa1s s. % lambs 50 VaSO a.
81 Louis. April l3-Cattle-Receips, 100 mead mar:
ket higher good fancy natives s5dS5 80 tr to gooa
natives, "a 10ds5 sOcker5 and feeders FS0Si IeNas
and Indians 80 5OaS4 so. Hogs-Recepts, 300 ship
menis 200 head market steady fair 70 choice heavy,
s5d$J Is mixed fair grades ~ 50dS5 10 ght 70 lcht
fair to best, ~ 75asl 30 ShecpoReeepts, AGO mead
market steady; good to choice, "a JOdSo 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no change Of Importance in the crude oil
market yesterday. For refined in barrels for export
trife better inquiry reported, but there are few
reners doing any business of special Importance in
such packages The visible supply OF refined for the
seven principal Continental ports March 81 was 917
coo barrels an increase over the period of $780,
343 900 barrels SO far the quantities taken for con-
sumption from the same ports show no change of i'm
portance but II should be remembered that there mas
advent OF the tank ships, and that the figures will
hardly bear comparison. Dealings in petroleum at the
Consolidated Exchange yesterday slow, the only
feature being slight exhibition of interest in Buckeye
certificates no sales OF which have been recorded for
several weeks. Yesterday 5000 barrels were taken
at IS and ID cents. The dealings in National Transit
certificates amounted only TO 5000 barrels, the only
price quoted being 10 cents Refined oil was held at
720 cents In barrels and 4.65 cents in bulk. Cases
were quoted at $50 cents crude in barrels 665 cents
In bulk 400 cents.
Foreign quotations were; Antwerp, 16 3-s francs;
Bremen, $40 marks London, "a pence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.

ALSO shipped 100 dressed hogs the State Of Nevada
S C 3s si S st ls' ST. - GG
H. 'S At q 6 81 d. i liz e? Sg
bulls 1902 80 Tess !; the % g; ., ,,,o =,
&c % 20 do iso q G At 81 To- s':d DO
1928 n At e 90 = do a. l g r. I'll d at
IS S7s 20 Do 1883 IS s. coY'r Don. ,..o,.
1873 SeS'O at Is % DO i2S7 az I
sS DO 5 y 90 i$s r. g a. = a. 80 s5 S
OK 100 = a $a Ii State cows 1000 ~ at SO 40 do
O9G York County :tes g 115S n Ps
cows 900 H. 50 4O stays. IT'S H. at - so bulls
s & & 60 e a. Is95 B. 6 co. ? q 81
Feeling head se'ES % s Sf' POOR
AZ! 4 q2 Gr head al oo and
With moderately active demand prices ruled steady for all
few Sy yenn G and ' fed calves sold a Sasc mixed
lots Of vea and skHmik Calves at 4a0c and ordinary
" l lie-iddd BaeSngGam q ycoso 124 \ avsEags
a a - PSF 90 q 90 us g. q 81 SO Ia
~ d d S 20 a. d. is No. az &c &c 81 d. 1870 r. at &C.
do 80 n at &c do $50 vns, e. Ga s4o rs at 40 80 per
100 S calves 10 ms at o. IA 10 g. vo3 ais NO ~
az IS g. ld = go o. % d lie H. at az Mt
IS 5 ii Do 40 Ms at % So % do 142 MS at 90 "a -
rs a. 5sc g Do iI$ Ms at 5'i'' 81 do lsS MS at
O"f Hume M &C. MScs s s. Sc 7cals few buerm JIG
at Sc veals 100 ms Sc 10 do. l21 Ms a: 5Sc; 10
do 1870 MS at &c IA do. 1877 ms, at G2e ,.o IN do
100 r3s' At 9lac 90 do 1877 ms at G'sc.
Jeilire Wright Co. Is veals. 123 ms. ct 4ac; rs
newton S Gtt So Ohio vcals 100 ms. a: 81 80;
j: g. Pidcock Sons 15 yeals Gals, 100 ms at Shc 40
n Collins y yS9s IA, ~ No rs a. % &c &c.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-RcceiDts, including = carloa9g s
cSToads at 6oths 15 eaIload jersey City and car;
loads at HobOken. With free arrivals sellers iounn IL
impossible maintain last THURSDAYS and Fridays prices
ner 100 MS while wOolcd sheep and lambs fell OF from
1Oc to 25c. good volume OF business was srasae.'d
and with the exception OF late arrivals at COt most
Hepored sales included clipped sheep a: 81 las5 90 Tor
uo0f L. choice woOled do. at 81 5OdS6 30; cppd HANDS
and yeangs a 81 50ds6 45 unshOn do. ct 80 75Gs 30
and bunch Of clipped culls at So few state spring
lambs were offered and brought s. per head III, -.
The dead market lower dressed mutton selling
az IOledlI &c selected earcasses uD 20 Ice. - -
sales-D. Harrington: III clipped stlte sheep - h
average az 81 l2 200 DO OH NJ a. q 25 .l5 Western
DO, 90 N, At IS 30 216 unshorn do 92g ~ a. 90 ~
% clipped STATE lambs sc H. at 50 e!o weston DO q
NJ 80 87la $40 do. 81 n az 60 90 li3 DO 81 ~ ~
Cd az 30 unshorn sDte DO o. = a. p: 100 90 =
}" DilienSack Dewey: Al cpred STATE sheep ewes,
SSla ~ az "a 90: 10 Michigan d.. 1o7 n at 90 90
Stat. lambs p n % iS IG2 dS ss n 9t 90 e ga
n Il SasaSr9 DO G 81 y IS 100 DO s b. at 81 Is
Mullen a. sla.s 4, saeGg tioSe; So !. 90 8!
q Clipped state lambs 40 50 % 60 gnslorn 30. 4
h. az "a 37s 200 do. 7sia N, at o. 75 1913 do. sla
sephsek Gon sP x .o STAT ,az ;slS Ra q sa,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY APRIL

q CS' on track 81 oir,9Si o.; No Northern April
MwoSkGS Apr isHoqS qus: wheat h az s no.
oats nrm No. white track 5Sisa57S Iarsy qSiSss
+ soT5 ' 1 2 acs A ar NM a 70 b 'F s sS IS 3D.
GS5 Sss b, S@ea 5S5 IS. Rr SHIP
Phll.deIPhls April ls-EourNo winter fa a1ls
81 4oaS! so Pennsylvania rollr process "a O5as2i Wss
winter p.tent, IS 25as5 IS Mnnesol clear q 5odss
90 so st9f 5d TO- 90 4 Suf 5 pS
Td April sS iG sio5 Ss Ma1y 81 5 June
81 i2sSsi Il July 81 csasi TO- Corf--No 8 yellow,
mans i csya sSsas So @Sed NS IL grain
10 ysoy aaOa 7ge Do track and grata 9spcs sGc
5saa7ss July q sa7sEs: fogradsd white ,SSc;
S2Sso2e June and Jpy Trcys Is s fa COY
SO q lS@Das s5 g smoked sd6S
family sS 81 s@od n' ca Ss 81 at
sured IN tcs 9dlCe sides clear ribbed ~ salt 1e % 90
90 90 90 SMOKED SsS 5S SfS ia 3
Se 90 DO smoked Sa7e bellies piSS pickle g5 gs
DO butchers loos, eGc. Butsr-Fir@ under scarcity
Sen Eggs oaet sG esS s 80 TH @
l5Pc. Cheese firm; part SKINS 7d9c full sdms 2ss;'
Se Fssd ss.d s2$$sSS so RsIo,s.@
c 800 ohs aad Oo sacks hsst 200 w hush corn soO
lush; corn, 10000 bush oats, $4,000 bush
s. Louis; Ag Is ct o XXX X 81 E SSe
IS o. wheatIhe oDe1inS At advances OF, Of S SS
good buying prices started continuing Arm with fsy
than Saturdays; No red. cash 81 0Gd$l 0O2 MAY,
~ OGisd@i O0a closing 81 O65 asked July 9S4do9,c,
closing 99ac; August. 0Gasd9sisc. closing 9Sisd9S.e
asked Corn opened quiet and unchanged 20 up There
strong feeling IN sympathy with wheat and Al
though trading languid prices improved until the
close Last prices l462isc over SATURDAYS close;
No 2. cash GS4 GGSac Nav. 65osd07c. closing G8sse
July, G3dG5c. closing Gjisc oats Grmer but auie;
NO cash 55d56i4c; May 5fd5ilsc closing 54sc bid
July. 4G f62c. closing 4G4c bid. RYE no demand for
No Q: No held at Sic Barley strong aud QUIET Iowa,
see. Hay quiet and weak; prairie. sl1dsi5 timothy
s14d$17 Bran quiet sacked. b, cast track; Doe
Faxsced nomlnaly 81 81 for Western and 81 p for North
western. Lead dull 81 sellers SDeer dull. ~ so
asa S. Butter steady, quiet creamery 23a2lc; dairy
1Sd22c Northern roll 1sa2oc, Eggs firm. Il,2e' C9ri'
meal steady So 306S3 35. Whiskey steady. 81 49, Pro;
visions stonger with fair buying done pork standard
mess $l2 50dsi2 75. LAID. Prime STAN, 80 90 Dry
salt meats boxed shoulders. $685. l2le longs. 80 2OG
So 2j: ribs. So % short clear 60 3T2. Bacon Very
boxed shoulders IS 30 longs 50 GU ribs; 70 %
Flour, 5000 6bs; wheat 10000 bush con- o 1aS 600
Shimens-FloUr, 10 600 bbls wheat 59 coo BUSH corn
1000 bush.
Toledo. April 1s.-wbeat FIRM higher cash.
81 lOia May 81 II; July. 81 o. August 81 COT Corn
dull firm cash, 73c May, lie oats dull cash, o)c
NO white 57c clovereod dun cash and April 81 30
cloyerseed, 27 BUSH Sh5gments-Flour go 66s wheat
seed, Gil BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

to charter few ships East bot busness in the
r ae Lve sTe Ms Is ncmnay I'd poaauese
Of II 900 Quarters was cleared l9r
SH&irERS9n @ snip ElbS rhlladcrhs calcutta
F hSqfs & 5ssfe 2 SGg fsf sIf q RSa
MogSi hence 20 20 HdysTgoo cotton etc british bark
Egdor hence SsO general s9gS9 Gq private eoa
q 20 and back with lc schooner Mary r. 0e
soaS ansSt e Kennel , gepP coal 81
3ILs1Thc markei is quiet and values are without I ~,
a5sc refined sumner yellow, Tor s,ason s5aSse 90 OF
&c Cod 43a45c; Linseed. raw. city 57eGsc weseFn
&c g pTs IsSwi 1S otS s bcaeSSi
ghe ex.fs bsSsGcd p sDrne siaSoe srnds
WINTER Sisas6ca SPRING Whale natural S KIN
sSt7 6ieecEed, Soc, saTO6iGed 4sS4',e psf Olive
69 a pSffgc sssai Sat aGt H'f
Mess s within n5d ia Mess qgots Fl eo s2s 80 j 70
rs 3 Extra Ext r 2 2SeS 7GI Sf FANNY
Gem a at uaaae Pes t f ES WIN
ties, quoted AZ sl5as7 Family eli Ioasl2 10 T &c
Ness OOi Is e5Gss s.. BEEF f H&Ms@pal but drmGr
a Sa g 1i' @aiss ssssy az
aSs S for 9h here a f 20 ad aSd d
Sales 20 600 Picked Bellies at oe PlcSled bellies 5
SS 2SsisSs a. sG gifse Ha@ sfd
SO on Spents o9 Is M15 sEa
and steady FOR ali averages but pigs which higher
F sS and gS 2SGS a; sS Ts
S S26 % %a o on1 Ss quiet quoted
at 7c sales $50 tcs 693ad7 o2iac. City quiet and
uneha3gea No s9les reported nsd cO2tnent g g9'e 81
099c nominal July closed at 72sc bid August closed 90
7.42c, nominal Sales $50 te; a. Ssa7 43c September
closed at 1850 nominal. entire market
Is duh and values remain as last quoeeu.
New Butter-Pennsylynna D. Creamery 2SsG21e;
h ane9 gsaSs do cso 9c Wis s
24c Dairy half nrkin tubs and pals, fancy, zoe choice
2Aad25c good 2362ic STATE Dairy Welsh tubs fancy,
25c; choice, 23ad2ic good. 22d23e; Western lmiaton
3s.Se6yD a is2's hoc ss 4s COED iS5eCs
be- seconds as5. s aPGy 1o69c fourhs 1gaiic
Old Buter-Westorn Dairy and Factory, edlScs.....
CHEESE-Movng moderately on steady market Sta'e
Factory, full cream fallnade fancy colored
DO white 12al2c prime c good T. PRIME
10c full skins ga 42c light skins 10d10hc part skins
5G934c Western fat Si2d112c Pennsylvania skins, ls
92e EGGS-Dpll state and PennsylVSns fresh s d2e
SUGAR-RAw-The demacd Tor was fair, but prices
were not changed from 3lGd3hc for fair refining and
SoIo9Se for 90 test Centrfuesl On the Coffee ES;
s5aS co Sefo M mS[o se2as Gsc June a7Sa5
REFINED-Dull Cut Loaf sc Crushed SC Powdered
4S4c; formulated. 42c Cubes. 49ic; xxx, Powdered
she Mould a." 4hc; Diamond a." 4.4ie CORRECTION;
SIC; Rdeewood "a" 4.1sc Phoenix a." 42c Empire
~" 4oec NO. 6, &c; No. T. 3.oic; No g. Sec; No o.
sTEARINE-Dull and nominal. Choice quoted at 7ssc.
Oleomargarlne city, quoted at 7sic.
at 1.1Gc. Sales so hhds at 1-16c. 49,
WOOL-Dcmand and supply both moderate, and the
situation is without particular change In any respect
The domestic grades are selling IN small parcels within
stocks have Teen delayed by the ndsposon Of holders to
accept lids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14


higher sales here 81 $50 bbls 500 Dbl:
7GS C stYs S d 5nsq@SaE asGS 81 Ss
Wheat VIZ ER1fsS 7tss Sbs IS
h SES o a Paen Is 8 sa Low S
SS 20 Winter SIGS Whe low g5 5G Pa 20 ora a
= eSSiSs 4 75ss5 Goss5 S5 Mn0s;o y
GS wh sasy Icy 81 r. p
1885 fancy s. 9oao 10 Rye MxgrSss s 8 s leS
Spring Winter FpT e s5T$s 90
@a54s' S{$ss%d Hi Fl: Ss
"a SSS { eRsy w:dIS
quoted a $ $6SSs eS BFaqdywpe at $S7 Sales
GR4IN-WHEAT- Opened stronger and advanced gen ger!
orally I on both this and neH p SRSSs for %as the
by higher cables public and private and good foreign
S SsEe said hf Be ' day to p sd in
s freeing On Tsa aHd 5 css Ghee 1afH o
a the day with renewed On the ST
tnSed demand for actual shipment spot and to
s Ss T r SSf hPSnae the again
taxing 4rg bS na & 4s IS go To @ ID @
the latter month There were about rs loads taken for
s Wd K sass 9S &c 0b
ter g S}S d S in S SonS lG r4s on 1g board
Goo buS Ss S5S i q Is q aG SS
G $500 N SSs ia Sng sPne vsn'fs
q ~ No Ss.Oa 4P p N;nSS 90 @n 81 % 9a s eo
5gy o 81 1SG esDg 1t ' e 49, ot Dc 81 sc
do August 81 Vo'4aGl
Al o5Tas1 o. closing at 81 0e do December 81 oG,sa
81 o. Sie, closing at 81 o7is n May 1892 81 o9aS
~ III RI.EY-Steady and quiet. BARLEY MALT
demand nominal -. .CORN-Was excited and 12d2c
higher on excited and higher cables for American corn
on the spot, passage and for future delivery while
Dapubian was quoted Is up with scarcity OF oil Kinds
in European markets Coupled with this there was good
later options on which tie price closed at the top OF the
av after better spot trade than for time past for
eX1ort While receipts here and at the West are Light
and oferngs small bull sentiment was 'in the air. Of
the corn as well as wheat market and seems 70 be grow
ing again sales, 138s.o00 bush future. $4,000 bush
spet Including No mixed at 79iaS0c In elevator Sic
adoSt uneraded mixed 7sd6lc steamer mixed 194a799c
In elevator SOL 81c delivered NO white, 1ed792c In
elevator steamer white, 7Sc in elevator NO o. 762aSOc
in elevator low mixed, 79ac In elevator yellow, SOGc
closing at f0s,c do May. 75a75sc closing at 73se 90
June 7Sc, Closing at 7Ss 90 e,o: JSy tlaIIc,
cSsTsg eS inaetye for the options line better IN
svmnathv with corn while the spot demand was better with
GOOD local trade at dlc advance or double that In op
lions There was special news or feature erecting THIS
sta while Chicago advanced sc on May FOR the day
acanst full cent July. sales $4,000 bush future
las 600 bush spot including No. a 59c 90 white 3o1
&C. 10 2 59ssGGoc IN elevator ooSagis deyerd DO
Hbicaco e6s G6c ungraded Western mixed 5!d02ei do
ybIt al SG6e: No April closing at 00o; do May Gosa
soi cIasng a. GOlc do June, 692G6Oc closing at OOc
DO JTy 5g&592c closing at 69'2c; do white APRIL clos
DO az Coz. DO Nav closing at 81 fEED-ouotd;
~ ~ II 17ioasI 20; GO H. 81 lOdSl 10 20 ~ u l59
FL 90: 100 ~ 81 20GS1 25 shsrps' 81 Zo9sl 30 hye
Ieed 8 15G8f 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
TIE HUG UENoT SOCIETY OF AMERICA.
yrs ANNUAL MEETING TO COMMEMORATE THE
SIGNING OF THE EDIcT OF NANTES.

yre ANNUAL MEETING TO COMMEMORATIVE THE
SIGNING OF THE EDIcT OF NANTES.
The annual meeting of The Huguenot Society of
.mesica was held at sherry's yesterday. John jay
,rasidcd After the transaction Of routine business
M following officers were elected for the coming year
PRESIDENT John Jay vicepresdent for New York, Ed
yard r. dc Lancey secretary Banycr Garrison; treas
rrer. p W. Gallaudet vice presidents, H. NJ. Lester,
channcey NJ Depew, Professor ID. ID. Demarest, Rich
ard olnev and Colonel Richard L. Maury, of Rich
mond, Va
1t Is intended to increase the membership Of the
society which is only ego. A quarterly maya
zine devoted to the interests of the organization will
be issued shortly.
The annual celebration was held nom to O'Clock
IN commemorate the signing Of the Edct Of Nantes on
April 10, 1898. by which civil and religious liberty
was given to the Huguenots, who then numbered over
100000 people
The Huguenot Society Of America was founded April
10 1888, and was incorporated June 12 1881 Iti
object is to perpetuate the memory ana 10 ioste'
and promote the principles and virtues Oh inc hu
cuenots The reception was in charge OF com
mittee composed of John Jay, Chauncey NJ. Depew
Edward F. de Lancey, the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Bars
Augustus c. Gurnee Charles Lanier william NJ Law
renee, the Rev. DR.. A. G. vermllye. Frederick j. &c
Peyster Henry G.. Marquand, Peter b. olney ano
Lawrence Turnure. 49,
Among those present were IL. NJ. Lester W.
Dusenberry, Mrs W. II. Budd, Mrs. H. c. Sumsoni
Mfr. and Mrs Matthew Clarkson, Professor j. K Rees
Mrs. II. c. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. John jay, Mrs
W. H. Schiefeln, Miss +. c. jay Mrs
Martha J. Lamb, Miss Ruth Lawrence, mss Nsrr, "
g. Van Rensselaer, j. {. Pumpelly, MISS Mary Norile
Miss c. G. Livingston, Mrs. Thomas 5. scott, II. ;.
Rspelye, Professor and Mrs bard Professor PlndlI
sclaf DR. Thomas Gallaudet, Mrs. F. e. dc register
The Misses Ervlng Miss Elizabeth Thompson, NJ H.
GARRISON, Miss NJ: n. Prime. Mr. and Mrs; H. N. BOOB
etayer Mr.. and Mrs. Garrettson Miss Garrettson, H.
TSSn Cutting Bayard Cutting, the Rev. DR.. De Costa,
Henry de G.. Forest, A du Bots, Mr.. and Mrs. cyrus
Clark Miss Clark Mrs. Alexander Hruen, Alexander
Lindsay Fairfax, and the Rev. Dr. Il. o. Flagg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, April 13-cOtton dun mlddllng, o. Flour
2O onster Den 1851 rs No. ii 1a 49, iOsS eam ne
No: red 81 10; Western nrmer No. wintr ped spot
August 81 65aS1 o5ii Corn-SostRe'n' iory active
spo3 and april 55c BID May 74% 674ae July &c bid
Ir,ylsons-ycr,, strens. ButtI-Actlye and strong.
Eegs-strong and very firm lie. Coiee-Dnl! sugar
reghts-Duli Recept-Flour, 6,45i bbls wheat. 1od7O
bush 100 bush oats, II goo bush. shipment
Flour. Zig bbs. saes-whcat 1O0,2l5 bush; corn,
20, iO5 lush.
Buffalo. April 13.awheat-No hard hrmer 100 bush
sold at 81 81 0$1 2ila in store t. and closed at
81 l4io ears 40 Northern track sold 81 1881 ISL
do in store 81 22le do l. and f. a II y asked winter
wheat nrmcr; cars No red sold ut 81 13i2dS1 IA
ears ungraded sold at 81 II No 1 white track,
~ 1ii2. Corn opened weak 20 No poor color sold
at 7Ge No on track sold at 76c later ears No
yellow sold ne, closing at 7Sc bid but offerings; No
quoted II 2c. Oats strong No white sold at
601d0lc No white old az zoe cars No mixed
sold 50 d502c track No white IN store Gle ked.
Barley dull Canada nominal No Western, S0dS2c; No
3 do 7jd7Sc asked. Rye nominal. Flour UNCHANGED.
Mifeed quiet ond UNCHANGED Receipts-Wheat, 1900
corn. Is. 600 bush; O1ts 1000 bush. Shipments
Wheat 1O.OOO bu.h; corn, 5000 BUSH
Chicago. April 13.Ihe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 10 (SpeclaD.-The figures from thC
Inspection Office to-day showed that the amount Of
wheat in vessels here has increased from 10000 tC
1OsOOoO 1t is taken for granted that large amount
will be loaded during the week and that possibly
100000 bushels will sail from here at the opening
Of navigation. This circumstance to day overs owe
the other The buying here was led by New York
whole were bullish. The decrease in the visible
amounted only 10 100000 bushels MAY sold from
81 Oh "a to ~ o. rs and closed at 81 05 jS. July
sold from ~ Oh Is TO ~ on 80 and closed at 81 OF IL
Corn was strong the demand for samples. Tho
latter were up cents No. track actually selling
a cent over May. There is considerable pressure Il
hurry shipments to NewYOIk to I'll sales made there
at 90 Is. Oats were strong. May sold from "a L.
to 81 80 30 and closed al the top. Although pro
visions dull. they strong. July pork sold
from $40 05 TO si3 To- July lard from 81 o. to 81 l.
July ribs from SO 80 TO 6 So. The close was at thc
cents easier; the estimates for Tuesday II ,o6O