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New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

FLOUR AND demand . aotiys rSe a
BsiSS BS.nss q%SGR Saes here 2Ssoo Ob. $500 bol export
elgaiRg 200 b6s M Low EHr - - o hi. Mpncta
y Sr M H. g 55Ss tgaTS 81 ior 5000 IBIS b6s winter Wheat
5d5 & 900 SS sTpeTcas cy mi n Vest
PSfn W@s T5e,i ~ 5qSS 6% Sgde SG Low % s5 81 fair %
0e q g s9%s fancy 81 s. SSs5 1913 g s Minnesota sPrs
wheat extra s5as4 So .odsG ele9T 40 "a taS5y sSG
q 5oGsd 500 PstI 90 Rve MNtes ass 50 strgs oda
fancy g 5dS g superHe spF SPFng edad sad % 20
g 65tfaERS foJ and JeirT s aG,lysa aa s2ls sls
SEQ & 9s S9g y s5asS 5GaSe Go p5teSS a. SS@s 5
FEoURStroae 1T % bushes. report sale 81 700
ra@ %o gns Il YesS SSe We 6c 6 ago'' at
eed but strong and advanced equnt but tenn
5g G the on day e'ay @ Led %G the 3
predicted q 20 mark for e 91y se Couple co
YEAR ago The strength all from The Other side ana
cagoe, oil the coast London and septem6er S and @ 0ctG
per per P n opcns herr today covering phenomenal
advance market not eornered except by itsi on @ ts
fsSR RSy %asEss Led
both IN Sreng Ws apa enopd on se cold and spring back
wssrts TsS but Il h6aeS aGi09Ss Backward @ b SnsvoS
n99 S @ and WARMER wesser reported to-day The spot
wa: ~: % epaeG ss esy VSf S Ta fair
%S9sr bush s qS SSO
nominal UHsradgS mgr d TgseE NertbSS6 Tea
81 spras lssS f! Nf gag sRInS
Closing sgy & 1,i oa%S S,e6S 49, 4. GiG?g y is SS s
epts6sr las ~ clSinE Sn9IDs 1" g 1sS 81 la. 40
Do RscMs%Per Map 1892 81 its.as III ciosns
| ~ RYE-Dcinand nominal ..... BARIEY-Oul ana
| firm 80. BARLEY MALT-Dull nominal e IN
Jagged behind and would have gone on had IL hOt
been for the in the latter stock throughout
the country turned out n grass ana less leed
OF all wanted and hence the home as wei as the
foreign demand has materially slsekened as the short
for and cables did not come as strong as OF late
72S 600 bush future, $4,000 bush spot Including No
i nixed AT
mixed slas4c; steamer mixed. Sla9l &c in elevator
spsc aeoat: No white 81 lhGS2c elevator S3dS32c
delivered No April closing nominal 90 May, SldS2c
closing at SHE; do June 7Si2d794c, closing AZ 7S9c
DO July, 75asd7Bosc, closing at 76%c do August 75d
75 5oc closing at 75l2c Al SHOWED. but little and
that little upward In sympathy with corn, and they
with the slight gain maintained Oh fair local
spot and future demand. But there especially
new features influence noted in not affecting
oats vet the that the latter almost
wholly and % stock like corn and the
Of the year Gales $4,000 bush future, 81 900 bush
| S{G63iac in elevator 04d6il,c delivered No 2 white
| 65GGec: No l. CSC No l white, fG2c ungraded west.
ern mixed GOa64c white DO G5G7ic; No Chicago
| 64a64Ae: No April, G3dG34c, closing at 654c; do
Nav 62s d63e, closing at 63l4c: do July. G1esd62Lc
closing at 62i4c white April, closing nominal May
GiaG dose closing at sac: do June S2d61e. .. BED
Quoted 40 H. at 81 15dSl 20: 60 n. 81 122dSl l7o :;
50 H. 81 l5as1 20 LOO y. 81 20dsl rs; Sharps 81 25G
81 80; Rye Feed, 81 lodel W
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY IslrwELvE PAGES

ding clause April delivery. $3.50. value April ana
May delivery. 3D-64d value; May and June oeIyyeIy,
u so buyers June and July deliVsry 4oysre ssiers
466id; July and August delivery 0O.6td
August and September delivery, d 92Stdgt es 90 StS
October and November delivery 5Y.G4dd4 5464d No
venber and December delivery, 0464d, sellers. ,a
Galveston April 2O.-CottOn middlng 8 ll-ioci
low mddling Sc good ordinary, The Net ana gross re
ceips, lyj3 bales; exports coastwise S'2 saeS' 81
stock 328iS. ~ - A..
Norfolk April 20.-Cotton easy; middling, Sac Sst
and gross receipts bales exports coastwise 1oeo
sales, 1888 stock. 97S7 81, - ...,s
Correction Exports Great Britain April ID, shouio
have been A. 900 bales and stock, 9,0Sl bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
xaGBANOs VICTIM rs DEAD.

Charles Magra, the Italian laborer VINO was s'~oO.
in the abdomen by Ferdinand Magrano, at NO oll
East onehundred and fourth-st Sunday afternoon
a,ed in the Presbyterian Hospital early YESTERDAY
mornn9 At the Harlem Police Court, later III Ine
day Magrano was held for trial
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
OIL MARKETS

OIL City, PENN April 2O.-Nationa Transit certificates
opened e9s,c; highest zoe lowest 6ssc closed, es7se
sales, t22 900 bbls clear.oces $4,000 bbls charters
0524 bbs; shipments 70, 950 bbs runs 81, 22S 6bs.
Pittsburg, Penn April 20.-Petroleum duh National
Trsnsu certificates opened Mt 00c closed at G9c highest
69c lowest Csc.
Bredsod Penn. April 2oNatlons Transit certacssss
opened at 60'c. closed at 69c; highest 69Ssc lowest
6ss4c; clearances, $40, 900 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
STAINED,

Good Ordinary .;........6 Low Middng ....-;tI2
Liverpool kilograms. :45 m.-Saes, 1000 bales. OF
which for speculation and export 1000 bales American
5000 bales Spot maYket-ln buyers favor Mlddnhg
4a4d. Futures opened weak. Il: 2-04d. decline:
The option market weak throughout the DAY, on
port receipts and easier Liverpool adviees Inc
quotations indicate decline Of Id9 points Tor the
Ln. Sul. q l-alna
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Cost ana founo
A nvERr1sENIENrs EoR THE NEw.YoRI

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEwYoRK TRIB.
"A UME WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPIOwN
$40 Broadway, 26thst., until D. go Wess
Twenty thrd,st. corner shave l52 9haYe lj3 Fourth
seventh.st. l,026 Thirdave., near SiNtydr9ts; Los
Frstaye LOG West BOtysecond-st, 1902 CO. umbus ave.
1,I7o Eintbaye cor 72d-st - I46ert SE Avenue AZ
twenty fth-st., up 20 D. and 203
Nest One-hundred and twenty fth-s. at regular os
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

BEEVES- Receipts for two days 3i6 carloads Of
572t hcadl2S carloads for expectation n dreSd pual rs
141 auchterTs direct and - carloads tO be
sold Ol ned firm to Zoe higher but the report
OF IL 600 cattle Chicago had tendency dcprcss
urlce. later the day, and with limited export
demand TIE market closed dun at scan Fridays figures.
a faw carloads likely 90 be carried
Medium choice steers sold at > G0dS6 50
and stays at - 2OdS one pair S6 bulls 81 15d
- TO- COWS and hClfcrs at - b0d@j -
Exporters purchased about 1j cattle manly for the
Bermuda trade E stnans Company bought moderately for
ON market.
Cty dressed beef nn si a9'ac selected
casscs quoted up to 10c.
Cable adyic,s are to Saturday, ApF 1s: when reirg-
beef sol1 Id, per n, and Ameri
can steers at 10l2 Al l2c. dead weight
Cattle frechts ar, extremely dull and shippers are not
Offering 20 shllings. and little space Is
wanted any price. The rates Of Insurance range from
IL T. per cent There s general belief that the Hight
shipments from the States the past two weeks will sten
prices IN al ;hr British markets.
No exports Of 1--we stock or fresh this IOrt
to-day. The Trinidad carries TO Bermuda Tuesday 80
cattle.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
WHITE STAR LINE. .

Nov q OI M " 74rNfTFD STATES MAIL STEAMERS
csSa5lc cMaetS hI mp 2 q sS m m raSic May H. 30 am
sTeutonc. May 6. D. M tItutOnc- uDe o. p M
Britannia May 1879 80 AM Irtlnlc uhe ~ Q ioO am
.Sacond cabin on these stelmers. Saloon rates. $50
and according 10 steamer and location Of berth
Second cabin $40 and s5 EFcsgaon tickets On 6C taSOG
able terms steerage, $50 pre- paid go S1u
No. II Broadway, NewYork. P6,?delpphie once 4oe
Wanutst. j. BSOCE IohAh' AGENT
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
n R0p0SAIS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

4 I.O
i TRANSFORMATION N.-Department Of ne lnteigii; asi
once OF Indian Affairs washington, ApTi q 10; Hs
proposals iSdSfsea in ss5Srs epyeopes Bscoa Fo
Clothing Transportation etc. (as the Ssse % NJ s sj
and az Wooster-st New.York win be received ynui .
D. M Of TUESDAY, May 1891 for furnishing tSs tSdo s so
bnund Reef on the hoof 600 600 pounds Beef S9 o
pounds Beans, 81 00o pounds Bo1ns nSo 1o1 bo1sds
oaS FsSd 600 pounds H4S SS bss sfsa
Mess PORK 25 900 pounds Oatmeal 100000 Pogads I'D
iiO 600 pounds Rice 900 pounds Tea mVgY "a1ss sass
Coarse sa $4,000 pounds @ fae az say o6o ooS1d &Sss
Also blankets WoOen and Cotton Goods lconslsnjso "a
part Of Ticking yards standard ,. lam lance b, ls sSs
"a ,OOG yard Den;ms, 2Oco0 yaias 1s6HSIo;i 900
ysTSSs R4aGS KsSSeEb sbeSas sa' YARDS s6s
Ing 45 600 yards Hickory Shiitins o 1ong
aris, Snss, Nations Hardware Medical supplies, shos
Books etc and long list Of miscellaneous ausas .boEt
575 Wagons required for the service 70 Be sesr .ch
Chicago Kansas City and Sioux CITY. Also ,iigI.,s igI
Wagons be e9uired adapted lo 'e delivered a
San francisco Also transportation for such OF @ sr
tces goods and supplies Aat may o' must S be- made ou
Government blanks ScnSeulSs ed fcr each Agency
and School and kinds and quantities ln nToposas
other goods and artiees together t % time and place q
delivery terms OF contract and aymoo Vii b. fir
routes and all other necessary a, once In Washing
hS'''o @ os AS and 81 wooster.st.. New YoA tpb,aeo
mssares OF subsistence a. > sois A SAINT paul and
rysnSis"o the Postmaters az sioux LIN I'M rela and
ton $ Dakota; Arkansas C''I ,,,ooa The rgnt u re-
WIZ Nv the Cioyernment % reject any slv g 80 under
any part OF any bid and these dc for the supple.
pr0ylso 9s Pa viii be opened the hour and d d s
above s~' sr1ned checks-Au bids must D. a.eousss ,asss
reSned checks drafts upon so t S.n Francisco.
Depository or @ eT cent 6f amount OF the PROPOSE
Taii "a '0g 0MgosGAN, Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
Ccmpanuve New.York stocks

Stock No. red in April IS, 70 625 bush. against
299 bush last 973 S74 bush this time
ago Stock No uiXcd corn, April IS, 65 05O bush,
against - 4G3 bush last and 1ls9909 bush year
Of No April 1S, 155337 bush, against
III bush last week and SO 059 bush year stock
No April 1S, 3l4 265 bush against 326, ,515
bush last week and 1sl 332 bush year ago.
Produce Exchange statement OF Visible supply
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

n ORDDEUTSCHEK LLoYD 5; $. co.

" SiIOKF ROUTE 10 LONDQN;,
NEW-YoRKi sOUIHAMPioSm, @EI dsI Hoboken.
FAST EXpKhss oIEANMEKS, % o.n
Fuids We'd ,ApT 80 an Vera Wed, APF % acH am
First cabin 800 and upward berth according TO oea-
; uGn: Secoia agiaRRITtHS a CO. 40. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

N, HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave. 800 pages
Ilust ated The standard authority on American open
air amusements. Rules for sailing swimming, ball play
ing shooting, horsebaeR ding, &e Sc, in fu ~ ner
copy. Published by The Tribune, New-4ork Entertain
ing and universally complinented by the press
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Liverpool. April :O.-4 p m.-Ihe sales OF tho day In.
eludod $500 bales American
Futures closed steadyi Ameriean-Mlddng lew mia
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
Gurniture.


TT YOU DELAY selecting your bargains in
Furniture at Flints great chance will BE- missed
Stores 104-10S West lith.st.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

COT1ON-SpOt prices were reduced ll6c and the mar
ket ruled dull Sales 2e5 bales: al for CONSUMPTION
pot recept bales against u 1913 bales the
daV last week and lO7 bales corresponding day
i'm 1890 The receipts September have been 49,
is bales against 5025177 bales for the corresponding
period ago.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter market
quiet and unchanged. Eggs, al2'ic.
family - 40dsi dO fancy - 9Od$5 Wheat in good
oo bush shG % pmeas oo6 bush Go No
Sa and @ o gay Pork quiet %Ssq
dull sg go Bulk meats meat qgiS short rib So S& Bacon
y f but % @Ra Wh h Sb 90
9s 5S on o. 6 BIF pm qGet s 9Sy ERn o 3
At 54@56c. sugar demand fair; hard refined, 47sd5c
and Sm Choice fa craam ass falao 4 @ ue'
Milwaukee, April 2oIFl0gr lou firm: Wheat Arm; No. 2
lorthern, ii is Corn steady No. on track, 74c
Ss Ss qe ,.oSs No. s white RPe e @ q. '2 SS RG S gr s s
Provisions SH gqst rm s2 Gs, So 20 FaEd May
barley, 5e50 bush. shpments-FOur 2O25 bbls barley
Peoria, Ill, April 2o.-con steady, firm; No. 2. 75c
No. 7ic No, q o9ts active lover No 2 white.
5, %6.Eey E r Th Vines * 20 Spirits ys 81 Em m SS
Corn. l6OO0 bush oats ~ OO0 bush rye LOO bush
barley 1900 bush. shipnentsCon, s4OO oats, 87,O26
Philedelpna April 20. -zFOur,;western and Pennsyl-
@ Wa a % y g 50 Gfas 4 i2S oS
process - 9Ods3 40 Western winter. clear 70 ass 23
Mnnesot9 clear a 96G$5 35 do straight IS 25d$5 Is
90 g. Rye FioarTTNO Penns' NSnIS red wanted Tor
milling at 81 29 but It was not offered below 81 %
y I9Ee'l l. 29A OF July. 81 17@sl M ls Rye-No Penn
s5c No mixed in grtr depot Soc; no, MIXED.
7SaG7GEe oats ngfad;d White GGc 90 White 1d
Soc No white G99e do choice G0' aG7e no white
G5'sa60isc Provisions in good obbing demand and firm
Beef city family. slOdslO 50: do packet 80 5OdslO
smoked beef .l2al2kc; beef hams, $iSaSls SO. pork
smoked 10allc do saltpetre cured in tierces sdI0c
sides, clear ribbed In salt 7c do do do smoked 7l2c
shoulders in dry SALT fully cured jd6hc do do smoked
GPd7c; bellies. in pickle 6ha7c do breakfast bacon
SG6c larl, city refined 7d72c do butches' loose
Che Butter steady but quiet Pennsylyanla creamery
extra @7c do prints 3d35c. Eggs steady: Penn
sylvlnia hrsts, 4i2c. Cheese nrm. quiet part skins
7a0c fun skins 2d3c. Sugar-Renned firm but quiet
powdered 5c granulaed 9-l0c. Feed steady; winter
bran s95df29 Petroleum steady; refined in bbls
sacks; wheat. 2.3O0 bush corn 66OO bush oats 1900
bush Shigments-Wheat. 200 bush: 1000 bush:
oats, g.. 600 bush.
Toledo, April 2O-wheat active and higher; cash. April
duh but steady cash ne; May 75c oats quiet: cash
sc CoSerseed easier; cash and APRIL -. Recelps-
Flour, 1O2 bbls whelt, 1850 bush; corn, 600 bush
oatS. 2j7 bush rye a. bush coyeseed - bags. Ship.
ments-Flour $3.50 b3is; wheat. 1900 bush; corn,
1880 bush; oats, 400 bush coyerseed, 200 bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

CUNARD LINE.
NEW.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40 North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
.TmbIia MAY ., noon. Aurania, May %, 8 80 AM
sGryia Nav o. G A. NJ .tlmbra. May 80, 10 80 a M
'0'"' EXTRA STEAMERS.
GaUa April %, 8 \. NJ | BOthnla, May 13, 8 A. NJ
Steamers marked thus Will carry steerage.
Cabin passage, $50 and upward. Intermediate, $50
steerage tcets to from all parts Of Europe very
low rates For freight and passage apply at the COM
uany's Office, No. Bowling Green, New-York.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET co.
L L EXPRESS SERVICE to London and Hamburg by the
large new twin steamers which hold the record be-
tween New-York, SOUTHAMPTON and the Continent .
Augusta Victoria. April 80 Augusta Victoria May 2o
May IA 4Combia June IL
Fuerst Bsmarck May 2l Fuerst Bismarck june 1S
REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICE New Work Hamburg.
Rhaetla...6 a. m April % lSueyiaS 80 a. M April %
First cabin, $50 and upward, according 70 location:
PACRET COMPANY, c; p; RICHARR CO,
81 Broadway, NewYork. ! 81 broadway, New.York:
A NCHOR LINE, L. s. Mai Steamships,
n NEW-YORK and GLASGOW Via LONDONDERRY.
Pier 81, N. r., foot Of West 2tth-st
ethiopia. Apr. 25, 80 am Deyonla MAY u So am
May ?, AncbOra May 16, noon.
Cabin $50 and $50. Second class $50 Steerage $40.
For tickets and further information, Apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, z Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
Ocean Steamers.

X H. My MsnfxTH'HyEr 18TH TO 14TH ST.
STEAMER OUTFITS
FOR MEN, WOMEN. AND CHILDREN.
including
STEAMER CHAIRS, , ,.,,ere
STEAMER T'oNNS' ssTrEAMEI sHosk
ho"S' MARINE AND FIELD GLAsSls..
At PRICES FROM 20 TO 80 l.3 PER CENT LASS
n THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ---
TNMAN LINE 4. S and Royal Mail Seamen
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL ~
IIrv 6g pgn nnFRfI ~ ~ "wednesday April o. Pc
oiTY or CHESTER. ... Wednesday, April 2s sSoA
CITY or CHICAGO .......... wednesday, May ~ a.
-IIvY OF NEW YORK Wednesday, May 1S y ;So
From pier 43 \. r. adjoining Christophert s,ssssrs
FIRST CABIN $50 and upward, according 70 ,ara
and location OF room. sECoND CABIN ~ 80 sS srS,seI
grEERAGE $40 PETER WRIGHF & SONS' "S'
Aaents' BOWLING GREEN, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
A LLAN-STATE LINE hetween New York.


N Glasgow and Moylle (LondOnderryl Through tickets
at reduced rates TO Liverpool London Dublin etc' -
STATE OF NEVADA Thurs May May 81 H. ~ ~
ASSiRlAN lufnst
STATE or NEBRASKA. ...- Thurs, May Zo, d. H.
steamers marked With DO not carry ps m location
Of statorodm Excursion tickets s65 and upward steer
ago rate sio From pler Columbia Stores south FERRY,
brooklyn, y. V. For freight and passage apply 70
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co Agents, vo.S
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21

OOMpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SAtHhDAn a
Companvs Pier new No. AZ North River ~ s 30
Ia BOURGOGNE lie Beuf sat-, Apfn 20 y In
"a BKFTNGNE Sat, May 2, II 80 M
LA GASCOGNE. Ssnteli.. Sat. May " D. H.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
April 1s, 1891

Saturday, April 1S, 1S9l
and ahoat. Increase. Decrease
Wheat 1S6,106 80 .794
Corn 2,28S,SS7 9q,55O
oats .................... 2,5OS, Az ..... So I87
Rye ................ 4l7,SjS ....... 89.2OO
Barley .....-.........-.. 9l1,175 .,.... l28 $50
Visible supply IN the United States ana Canada
Abr. 10. 81 Apr il. '91. Apr 10 30. Apr. 90 so
Wheat 22.1SG1o6 22,S9G 600 2i5l3 272 90 $50 67S
6s9 os gSs ss SSSss1I 13sSS5Soe la9laSe9
Rye .:........ al7s5s 55eo5ss eIss ii& $50
HAY AND STRAW - The movement from dav ~
day is moderate but quotations well maintained
HAY-Choice, 6Oa65c; fair 20 good 5Gd55c. con-
to fair, 46c clover, mixed, 46G50e shipping % 1H
db5c wheat, 40d0c. '"' ="
HOPs-onerings as rule are light and IL firm
Exceptionally hne states are quOted32-c. State 1Sc0
choice 3la32c; medium, 29G3Oc common 10 fair 52S
2sc Pacific Coast, 1890 choice. 32c; common IN 1roe
27aSOc CaItona old, Oal0c; BayariGn, 52a55c; Bo.
MEIAIAS-On the Metal Exchange tin opened weaL NJ,
lower cables. Sales included 20 tons Aprl al 20 so
and 10. DO ~ 20, 45c. Lead dull " -'''e'
MoLAssES-for foreign, the market was dull but
unchanged 15lc for so test IA hhds I22c I'm tanks Ne
orleans, l5e 32c ordinary fancy; Porto Rico 25
NAVAL sToRES-spirs Turpshtins advanced be on
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
CUlON LINE. onn., ,,yDs

GUlON LINE. ,,r,, ,,,,Ds
VI UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMEBs;,
For QUEENSTOWN AND LlEEkPOOl+
Leave RIer 49, n. r.. foot OF kngst;-
WISCONSIN, .-........... Saturday. April 20 D. m.
ALASKA natu iay May "a ~ 'oV a. ~
WYON SATURDAY ia 80 p' NJ
ARIZONA Saturday MAY 10 II 90 a. ~
NTVA DA Saturday May 23 80 p. IN
cabin passage $50, 500; $50 and 800 according 70
steapert Second cabin, $50 and $30 Steerdge az low
rates A. NJ UNDERHILL Co. 80 broadway
DED STAR LINE - ~
Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for NeW-YOTk and Antwerp weekly.
FRIFGT,AND .......... Wedr esday, April %, D. N.
WSESIAND ........ "Wednesday, April 90 Q 80 a. II.
Cabin Rates First Cabin, $50 and upward Excursion,
900 and inward Second Cabin, $40 and $40. EXcur-
sion 40 and sSI. Steerage at very low rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genl Agts. Bowling Green.
A pyERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIB.
a UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 123S Broadway, Thirty first st.
LAO Broadway, 2Othst. until y. m; 40 West
Iwenty.thrd-st, shave 1872 6thSYe. 1913 Fourth
ave. corner Fourteenthst. 760 Third ave, Forty
seventh-st 1026 Thirdaye., Sixty rst-st. 1.703
Firstave lO6 West Forty y-secOndst O92 Coumbusave.
l17O Ninth cor 72d-st 60 Liberty 81 Avenue A.
1928 Third ave, and the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East
One.hundred and twenty hfth.st uD 20 D. m and 5OO
West onehundred and.twenty fh-st. at regular ONCE
rates
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
WHEAT, NO. ..

Cash quotations Were as foioTS: tioF 'iaay hent G
~ lOasl II; No red ~ lidS1 lG; NJ corn, 73i2c;
No oats, 59oic; No ? white. 594a6lc; No g white.
5S659c; No rye 44c No barley nOmlnal No s, free
beard 1896 No T. free board. 77sj No haNSeed,
~ 49,: prime timothy seed, II 29aSl 30; pork,
per bbL 81 2sl2 lard per 100 b 80 s7i9a$G 90 short
boxed 5j 2OdS5 25 short clear sides (boxed SO 500
So s5 whiskey distilers finished goods per gal, 81 Is
sugars cut loaf, &c granuated, 32c; standard A."
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
pOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Departures wednesdays Saturdays Of large and
ccmmodous mail steamers Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
calling both ways at Bouogne m, landing passengers
within 3s. hours of Paris and London. 49,
rates, $40 TO $50 alier May s.? to so Sec,
ond cabin sY2 May l. S05 Special through rate 10
London Excursion tickets or favorable terms.
Obdam Apr 20 80 a. m Naasdam. May ., IL 30 a.
Iaandam Abr. 20 80 IN Am,ter1am.May 3, 80 Am.
For Illustrated guide. passage, &C., apply at
GENERAL PASS. AGENCY, 80 Broadway, New-Hork.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

QUOTATIONS. OF BEEvE.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-08-27
THE POMPElAN PALACE,
A Notcd Buudirg Of Paris and Its
History.

A Notod Building Of Paris and Its
History.
The Paris correspondent of tho Lon.
don Times says: ''Thc famous Pom
peian palace of the Avenue Montaignc,
built by the late Prince Ncpoleon. has
just been sold by it's ownor, Count
Palfy Of Hungary. to II. Porges, who
is about to pull it down for tho con.
struction Of a private house. The site
originally belonged to Mile. Mars Of
the Theater Francais, and tho archi-
itect, who is now q member of the in
stitutc, NJ. Normand, designed his
plans after the famous house Of D;o.
mede at Pompeii and that belonging to
tho poet Pansa. The house, about
which clusters a number of memories,
sometimes odorous Of the Roman deca.
dence, is associated with the names of
Theophile, Gautier, Nestor Roqueplan,
Arsene Houssaye, Sainto Eeuve, and
Paul de Saint Victor. There were
played Augier's pretty comedies, lie
Joueur de Flute and La Femme de
Nicomede.' After the sale of the
house in 1866 to the Comic de
Quinsonnas for six hundred thou
sand francs it was bought by
NM. dc Lesseps, do Beauregard, and
Arsene Houssayc, for the purpose of
museum. Count Palffy has owned it
since 1875 and preserved it intact as
originally constructed"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-08-27
Girls as VVAistle-s,

The bellies at some of the fashionable
rural resorts this season, says the New
York Sun, have attained such skill in
the fine art OF whistling that they can
initiate the songs of bobolinlzs and
other birds in way that deceivcs even
the ear drum of o trained listener. They
whistle while rambling in the woods,
or standing on the hilltops, or reclining
on the lawns. They whistle in groups
so as to produce n pleasing effect, and
sometimes one will whistle all by her.
self in way to thrill the soul of the
hearer. The custom may yet-who can
teu?-be introduced into the city here,
SO that we shall hear the light-hearted
daughters of New York whisling like
bobolinks or canary birds as they roam
or march through our inviting streets,
avenues, squares and parks
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-08-27
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