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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
PANxMA QUARANTINE.
No Further Communication With Ameri-
can Ports at Present.

can Ports at Present.
SAN Francisco, Oct. IA Panama
dispatch announces the intentions of the
Columbia authorities in the matter of
closing communication with ports of
America, since the appearance of cholera
in New York. It has been extended to
all vessels sailing from the Atlantic
ports of the United States subsequent to
the 18th. The United States mail
steamship Newport which arrived at
Panama from New York yesterday has
been admitted. She will not sail on her
homeward voyage before the Sd, as she
will wait to take up all incoming passen-
gers and freight from the Pacific coast.
After her departure no more communi-
cation will be held with outside ports
during the prevalence of the cholera.
This is considered absolutely necessary,
as there are no means of ablishing
quarantine in Panama. The British
and French ministers protested. TIE
Royal mail steamship Atratio, which ar
rived at Savinalla after the declaration
was made that the port was closed to
foreign vessels, was not only ordered out
of port, but the order was emphasized
by three volleys of bullets from file OF
soldiers. The shot fell short of the ves-
sci, perhaps very fortunately for the
shooters.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
Dufur Dispatches.

SATURDAY, Oct. 1, 1s92.-The Dis
patch says; Mr.. NJ. Callahan, one of
the Tygh Ridge prosperous farmers,
just returned from Sherman county, and
reports things awful dry, but everybody
putting in larger acreage than ever.
These Sherman county men have the
grit and go in them.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Klinger and Lon
Woodcock came back Tuesday from
their trip to Klamath Lake; Louie re-
ports this his best trip for years; ex-
cellent shooting of waterfowl and larger
game some of the largest fish stories Oh
hand that he ever had; four-horse wag-
on load by one man in day, etc.
If the summer must die, it dies out
in beauty and in peace. The cooler
airs that now come stealing in are the
hints and beginnings of the seasons
change-and they give US some of the
finest mornings aud days of the year.
Singing school opened again last week
and every Wednesday evening the
young folks will have an opportunity to
train their voices and pass pleasant
evening. Profs. Frazier and Wander
pool engineer the train.
Long strings of grain teams in sight
at all hours of the day. More grain
moving from the south than ever before,
and much of it comes this way.
Several loads of hogs went to market
Wednesday. 1t is a good plan for farm
ers to make the grain carry itself where
it is most wanted.
'tYou'll get thrashing soon,'' said
the corn to the wheat. Better get
thrashed than have my ears pulled.
said the wheat to the corn.
Some very fine Hungarian prunes,
grown without irrigation, from the
ranch of Polk Butler, Tygh Ridge.
The new hall is beginning to show up
in shape, and a fine one it promises to
be, the largest in the county.
Mr.. j. B. Manley, of Juniper Flat,
is still making use of the Tygh hill road
to get his grain to market.
The harvest work being about over
our mechanics are not working day and
night, as last month.
A spell of pleasant weather, answer
ing to the 'tIndian summer of the
eastern states.
Harvesting is pretty much all done,
and the result generally satisfactory.
The big scale is getting right along,
and will be great improvement.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
victory For The pilots.

New YORK, Oct. Hon. B. F. Tracy,
secretary of the navy, has issued the fol-
lowing order: ''All existing orders and
regulations restricting the employment
of pilots by commanding officers of yes
sells of war are hereby revoked.
Commanding officers will employ
pilots wherever in their judge
ment their employment is necessary"
This is not only an order needful to the
safety of the service, and will be taken
as a relief to naval commanders, but is
also victory for the pilots. While per-
sonally it may induce some commanders
to navigate their own ships in and out of
dangerous harbors says the World, the
majority will doubtless be only too
glad to escape the responsibility for. ac-
cidents, which are liable to happen even
with expert pilots aboard.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
A Famous building burned.

DENEER, Sept. 30.-The famous signal
station building at the summit of Pixies
Peak burned last night. While the
building was used by the weather bureau
it was the highest point of observation
in the United States. This year it was
utilized as cafe for passengers on the
Cog road
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
Another Gladstonian.

NEwYoRK, Oct. Ia London special
says the election in South Bedfordshire
for member of parliment to ill the va
cancy caused by the elevation of Cyril
Flower to the peerage, SsH. Whitbred,
a Gladstonian, was elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

"a I2a35c; STOCK, l2o,o5o bu.h. Rye firm; NO. III :,
81 3-4c receipts, "a bu; stock, 81 ,oO3 Dusn ny
active and irm good TO choice timothy 20 e oU%
SO 80. Grain fip.ghs dull. unchanged; Cotton mn
mddllne, l.oc. Provisions steady. Inchanse a.
Butter hTm creamery. fancy. 2J0 2ic' 40 l''lr "
choice 2le do imitation, 20a2c; ade faney i,, ia {;
good TO cho.ce. lGa i7c rolls, fine, ioc: 90 lar u
ID Ia lac. Coffee dull. RIO cargoe'. far, ne ~
.. - IL 70 - 34c. sugar firm. ennuEltel = i =;
Copper steady. unchanged. Whiskcy steady, - -
81 p. No market tomorrow.
~ Louis. April lI-lour quiet ard unchancrd "nIas
after advancing 4c gradually sid down decline VIII
and then slight Jolt In the way o' iSlg.oh' NV
closed lac below yesterday 40 Ie1 cash ~ ~
- L. be: JCly. 7Jkc August. 80 'rrh "
wheat but did down. closing 49, u N.Y.,
Yesterday Nu cash. 3i2c; May closed 31sci 2}ii3
3C2c. oats lower; No . cash. 3o'-c May, 81 'eiiy'
.65c bid. Hyc dull cash sales; NM oher9
Barley. nothing done. Bran moro inquiry ", 81
Hay unchanged. l. I'd quiet. 81 o. Nl@iter - III
CoFnmca quiet 81 So WnisHGy e T. hIEg qI I1
quiet. with only small ohhnc tiroc ~ let oIs
corn. -" OCO bush ats. 10 coo bush iyc tV9V UD.
Salrnrntsflour. 5000 bh~: wheat, BUD btsA' coFh
h"sh: oats. 7.oc0 bush.
Toledo. o.. April If.-Wheat dull. lower; No. !:
cash. 81 l-@c. May. 81 LIE: July. - Sc Ais"s,
- 34c Corn duu steady No. cash. 4Oc No. -
80 &c: No. {. - Ice Oats qnct' caSA, 81 ~
Ryc duh cash. ale. Glover I'D duh. st'adf prime
cash, - 30. Reccipts-Flour. 125 bbls wheat LOIS
bush: corn. 67,677 bash; oats. 5Od bush; clover
seed L bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago. April II (spccian-Thc approaching hol-
daysOne day here aud three days the other Side
lad the effect Of causing general evening up In the
speculative business. Outsiders kept aloof; local
professionals did little more than close. The Ell
wa, the usual one. little against prices. May
opened AT ~ -. sold a. low 20 Is. aud closed al
20 IS cents. Partridge continued TO dcyUt" him
SELF to getting from MAY 10 July. All day he
bought May and .old July. COttrcll was consider
abo seller OF July. There talk ~ - large cash
luslnc,,. not all Of Il confirmed Duluth claimed that
about 100000 bushels had been worked. II va, the
fact that 10000 bushcl, Was worked here. Il" Tho
Price Currents crop summary WI, about stand
OIL" The Michigan state crop report. giving an
average Of - -, wa more favorable than the
Government Gable, were rather >tcldy Paris and
Liverpool higher. The Western weather was I'M
scas0naby cold and unusually wet Corn was IN
cxpectcdy dull Wet weather has been rolled upon
for higher prices. vet prices to-day were lower. II
was largely because a thc approa hing holiday. May
sold from II Ia Ia 30 - and closed at 40 - cents
The receipts 2j6 cars were over the expectation bu
only three wcat contract. The csumai" for Fri
day 100. oats were as nearly fsaturelcss as
conceivable. Thcy simply followed corn NAY sold
from 20 - 10 - "a. and cloecd at - - cents
The receipts, 23j cars. were away over expectation
tho estimate for Friday. 10 Provision trader,
ninety DAYS. There we're onlf 1900 hogs: the csi
were , 10 cents higher. VT product. because "
The dizziness OF the speculation. was lower. Nav
pol IF from $40 20 q so O5 and closed at $40 10
NAV lnri from 30 - 10 ~ %. and closed at ~ %
Nav rlbs from - G9 TO - -. aud closed at - S7a
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
COTTON MARKETS..

Liverpool. Arrl Ill p. m.-.Cotoh-Ihe Sale OF
the day include T. 300 bales American. 1900.
Futures quiet American 3iidd:ns' low mldd,ns
cause Drill delivery 3 45-Cid value, APRIL and May
delivery. 3 4s-G4d value May and June delivery
4O.jid sellers: June and July delivery. 31l-ridm
2-,i4d July and august delivery, jiO40 } % O4d
August and september delivery, sod hlyeiN ;
september delivery. 60 GA sellers september ara
October delivery, . c0G11 ciler'; october ana No
vcmber delivery. G2-G4d03 GSG4d.
New Orleans. Apgi 1l.-Cotton quiet ard steady :
mddllnc 1916: low mddlug. 80: good ordinary,
; 1916: net receipts 400 bales: gross, l14 tlleH
exports Great Britain. 20.ili bales; to the tont
nent 1000 bales; sales, $3.50 balc'; stock. 2Gl307
bales. ,,,,,
Galveston. April 14.-Cotion steady; mldiIing
q l:}-ICc low mdtng -1c good ordinary > 11-lt'c
net aud gross receipts .31l bales exports c0asWi'e
1904 bales salc> 3G2 bales took, 3I,21l balc'
Norfolk April li.-COttOn firm mitdling, DC :
low middling . ace good ordinary, &c: net ara
gross receipts. 440 bales exports ccnslwisef II
bales: saes, Goa bales; stock. 3l,oO4 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
1--WE GTOCK MARKET.

NevYork Ih9 Ss. A 5psats 20 caosdl f Dd W
s. e %s1, ssoff%ss
en- at . Hsa DC ssSs 9% a 70 sSo''
N'c' later cable news shipments today Included 40
eas d. 300 do On tho Norwegian for W W Bsuer
and Murel Bermuda. carries 80 cattle 30 sheep ana
~ IfCH Cows-No fresh arrivals and ne :rade Nomi'
D'GyA fgE 8 iSS@i's fEss%2 head
Of syo 5:'I the feeling demand sStye and prices
SHADE ss Al ssG early aa9 at aS for f tGr SHF% eSy
sysS @ r s'Ya a ae% S.@ %Gns oq sna 'S
BIZ By S 1a !@i s sa s { s%ioi s s
ifSfor 70 choice quality dressed but'em' and 'k"
mig ealys in ss ''' Mullen 10 vea 1877 average at
2 &c. 81 r. a i, g g 50 s. 10 ~ s e ' q
s. s%%f o saiye, i Is, q = s :. 90 so 50 do
,ai a a. s. IS 10 do isi n. az 80 % do l2i H.
at s''p Nelson: veals I42 N. at So % do 100 ~ a,
90 DO i25 h. Sc DO. li2 N. at IS so Gull 100
-, s g e.. B !. i :;
5% d. "a H. At - 20 IL sklnqIk calves. 13Z H. at VI
$irfr rd SSD SSp : @ sao "a;
corned direct to butcher we ,o,G d. .. ey CITY and
carload, at noooEen , ANAL ,,..,,oo higher for
' Ts s"s '''S wcS P ''a 'e se 'ssS
~ W zoe IS clipped do SO o5aS7 1879 bucks and eu'
neaflV ZOO sifnH iaInDs III
ord ,nain,y at sGGS7 30 head. few extra Se'e'
bringing sS 60, -, ,o,e,, oc d,os.cd lambs holding
, e,ron A. ii i3c, and dressed spiins 9nDs Ac"uS "
sslesFD Harrington 300 woollea st,se imCs ~ at
az IS, clipped co, 72H n, az 81 2iG woo''u 9''''
'hesp D 81 s7 rpsa Michigan lambs 70 H. at
a. 15i, III do. ~ ~ az y. ,..,, ,.,hs s.,
- .i,,,ic1h a. Hollis o31 clipped Michigan tnp, a.
a. "a ~ ~ ~ Safe do. % n OF 20 81 - wooisG 20.
- r. a. & So p yoolIed s,;e '9.sp 80 ., c%
40 20 ~ AZ 81 IA prng srbs, AZ ~ 20 per se a.
,if,no Mullen i42 woocd State lambf % 20 -
90 do ~ n sc ~ 30 30 wooicd State sheep 10 "'
at y E,ek.' ioS unshcrn State sheep, % n at 90 DO
Gains III jersey spring lambs. at 50 5oap' oo '
..ea NV e.t-n do OF 49,. , -, saae7
hesS "Sm n,set Co. 80 Jersey spring lambs az >'"''
pof nSs KaenIss' IL Jsrsx lambs. At % soss' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

COFFEE-TIadnc in B:az! giowths on the SPOT was
a-aiu Sow, with priccs nominal the basis of 13c Tor
10 Rio sales 80 bags santOs NO. .; per SaIeIno;
ls3c 800 bags Santos No. / 70 be shipped. iO2 Htlu
rsGes steady sacs. 700 bags sood tucuta re; ,OO
las Central American and 80 interior Pdahc pl
,ate orms Lower prices acau the general rule m
thc speculative with fulth selling ior lonR
arcovn based OH depressed cables and dunes IN st
ots Closing figures showed net losses Of :OG22 po2t
IIayre declined "a l. f. and Hamburg was gcucfdN = pS
lower Rio quoted somewhat stronger but without eneC
London unsettled and c:se'. Ohy!s quV"i v I'd
August Sos September 55s 3D. Ro euGte- fr't Sr nn
navy 10 klos) ii go good ser-ld 30 toA 10 SUI
Exchange (pvatc II lilo receipts IN RIO. 5000 bags
Rio clearances United States 1000 oags H9 Sri
snees 70 Europe . 600 bags Rio stock $4,000 Da:s :
Rio market receipts in Santos 1900 bags Santcs
ock 2go 900 bags market quiet; goou oNcIaEc
santos not quoted cleared from santos ApIl ~ se@
shin Archiuedes receipts at KlO july ~
anr, "a 800 POO coo BAGS time 1891 203o 600
hays sane time 1880 937 600 bags receipts at santos
yrlv N ArrI IL 1892 l21 900 baGs sanc time iSCl
CTS oo0 baes same time 1890, 100000 bags Io'a
--ai.s 49, .o.dav OOO hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

warehouse deliveries Aprn l. is92-New'1 0 d6
bss. $50 s Sss: p"! sso0 s'g o's st
chen on small lines and dealers cleany up supplies
5:s ss.S sa';, s5 ssa
. g & s'ss9 'S:;s Ss s.os ss'Esl +
nd d t sGTss {. ' de- u
$,'?a&i s s Of %sS
goods seu chiefly appearance Lemons oHes and
e to q s5ss g. BON Malaga grapes 20 g:
e. =, ss:ass. in
round Paf lots 1s SSiy's Ss
htirn, ssaeasy asS first hands,
hs .:ssa1 saday ns va hf "a x %h
ssss s9:ssE .ss7s so GS sas e,
sts; a;ss9: y sS, 81: v,S &C.
=: NsSs'' ,:.s: 4 az "'S a RI
r. Ut 80 .'s.S n.s: sss j
g g 2 s.s d n sssss 90 spr1 ys
s sssss .us shs s: :s g. ian:y
fS as sS E5SshsS; 's'; III
*s;ssf &. ssi
DC CoRNMEk L-ou.t; yellow western sts n q1o'-a u
suSysaey in rcS ef va. for
a.. IND us sssS 's soS.S sas
3. .ssu. ssts 5000 S sa an
e A' ..s rAi ssy Issass ss@s
1855 ct fS ss%:
iGs wh Ia Z sas @ ''SSS
aftsrwsid h0weyes there was rIy or G on nsy
AID ErsHpsa oc. c soserns s 1ne for
we're +s.d ut1Ies Paris gained 30 eea'% ss
Pay rss. sG ~ sd Sa Closed
vae advces from France noted some decline ana on .
a. sss w ~.s i.vsrSe 's the cen
ans Dss, sd ass M"S in mnei Wheat s
ton coming into more hopeful form put u m@t p0 ra.
nn sepSs eoasdeSee crop a:
al "1 day and Ois scia ilus s4d; ,ns
g @ x1 800 rs NSaSan ass
e .s.n. S.e and s5i SsoG o 1po bus" e
At Duluth export but rot Confirmed ~ the sna
spring and sSSs sy's y w%'e 40 ae' es
S.S ,s seG s'iis , BUSH eiessne 6n
s Tssa' ,u eS s seGo I yfs' r %s%' ee
'sr export Including No Nerhen spring NsM,YS OK
i0spesiion al PC over May; DO Dortl nspeS 9.e
s s n"s,' Sta M'H ss%s Nc 1: red
May DO b. at o.qo~I over ,S and t. orln thcIe
were 100 600 bush sod direct from the West Tor eN,
bort Mlilcrs bought 10000 bush. In addition 70 .lc
nboe 100 600 bush led bought bY fefe,NrIs
a. SIC Over MAY elevator, Tor May delivery: s"'G, o..
sSes .yrns ard wlner red ~ S Se a2oe
oSscds Dis: do T. o. b.. 9Ji4cnsi Of; 80 IN store
SscUd At s6sc northern sgns NOMINAL do y MSy
so5sofTe eiosing at QI3e DO June 92 S?ie GSsls
~ SOsc do Juy Soi4 a9lte. closing al tD2ci ~
sos.s5ic closing at see do sep;cmber. s2AGavFS,,
ss;as asi 90 al. R''fss s
sS CSC delivered ogatd A. s7eses y ea nsSsns a"r
Tworow.d state quoted 9sq'ic .xloNSs5
coPN~was again quiet, with sbsenfc Of rev ne
eena,ai dr,ft favored the "bear''~ element. hn h4uu
.so%ine decline. Of sSss in s :,SsSasr T bs
wisaeSt eject Chicago receipt were n1 yu.a
; s|s:,, s'1 %sss p''s rs' ?isA
Esx SSsdls ~ s!sye'es,;a I Me . 1877 s
~ SIasa .. s31sss' ~" ci ~ ~ Ssssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. April lii p. m .-r"ci In fair demand
extra India mess. easy at 81 Vi Primo mes easy a.
81 ed Pork In poor demand. Ham, in fair demand
Bacon In poor demand Cumberland cnt. abou; Is 10
80 rs firm nj as I'd short rib. about - 3s. steady
31s long clcnr riddles, about - h. St"ady ~ b'7
.l0uders-AbOut l. to l. ~. firm at - I'd thccso
I'm poor demand American finest. white and coler'd
dull at SOS. TallJw IN fair demand spirit. 81 tur-
pcuunc in poor demand, firm nj RS Cd Rostn IN
poor demand Iard->pot AMI futures In poor de-
mand primo Western spot firm nj 39' %. Wheat
and -four in poor demand. Cosn-SpOt I'm poor a.
mand future, the demand ha, fallen OIL mixed Wc,i-
crn spot steady NJ 1, = . I'd: Ap II steady at I, I'd
Nav steady II 4 SD. Juno dun ut T.. Hops al
Iondon-Pacinc Coast There i nothing Oic,irs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, April 14.-Cai,lc-Reccpts last 81 hours,
1870 head Total for the week thus far o,720 head
for same time last week 1850 head consigned
through, 1880 head to Ncw-Y York. $40 head on
ale, none. Feeling dull. Good vcals in good
Of iO3 head OF fair brought -. llogs-Receips last
"a hours, l0s0o head total for the week thus far.
10 $50 head for time last week. Al 500 head
consigned through. 1900 head to New Yorh, $3.50
head sale, ZOO head. Opened strong ana
higher closed firm. with all sold Heavy grades.
IS O50 50 10; packers and medium ~ rs 10
1orAcrs. good 10 best, 10 100 20 10: do. PIGS and
light, 50 ojo 80 10; good heavy ends - 4Od - 20
pigs good to best, ~ son - 90 do. common skps 10
ia. 9ia ~ G3 assorted roughS - lOas ~ 10; common
roughs. 50 75G 50 90 siags. ~ 1j0 30 %. sheep
ana Lambs-Hecclpts last ~ hours. 1890 head total
for the week thus far. 81 100 head for the same time
last week. II SEQ head: consigned through LOO
head 10 New York, 200 Lead. on sale $500 heat.
Opened Zoe higher all grades; closed strong
s,Iccp-EAtn fancy, 20 60n - -; good to choicc.
3G iCaJ 80: fair 10 good, 81 iOd $0 81; crlls ana
common ~ 75d sc; clipped common to best. ~ 80"
- O. Lambs Good 10 extra nalivc, 81 3Oa 81 90
fair 10 good do 81 5d - 40: cs to common, 30 15do
50 so: clipped common to best sou ST 80.
St Louis, April 14-Cattlc-Rcceipts 1880 head ::
shipments = 100 head. Market shade stronger; Texas
and Indian steers all grades - 400 ~ %; fair TO
choice native steers. a. 700 ~ 20. !iogs.Rcctpts,
ago head; shipment, 5000 head MARKET DC
higher fair to prime heavy, - 500 81 20; mixed or
diary 10 good ~ od - 90 lgnt fair to best ~ 4od
"a co. Shcep-EecCipts, 1850 head shipments, none.
Market steady fair 10 good, S3a 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
The PETROLEUM MlEKET.

Options on crude petroleum were irregular ana
only moderately active yesterday. The sales oil Ma
tional Transit pipe line certificates at the Consolidated
stock and Petroleum. Exchange reached 5000 barrels
nj 81 "a ssh 81 = cents Refined oil In barrels WAS
unclaimed ut $40 cents In bulk AT $50 and IN cases
at $50 crude in barrels at $40, and In bulk at
$50.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, ii francs ,
Bremen q marks London, Ia pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
TIRE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. y Y.Apfllif. -wh-at-GoOi INQUIRY from Now
YorK and bid, witAn ',c 81 The market AZ "n' tue
FOR several lot No hard closed q. "isc he etIc
sold at 81 80 NJ 4 Nnrthcln closed Nc
81 7sQg9tc No Norhcin ~ T5'r0tic; No ) a.. -
s2'sc Winter wheat In better demand cars No =
rcd sold Al J5ec. No w'" sold ~ &c = ears
safnpe whit 800. Corn tack offerings
store ii No yellow .old at i5I cars d.
sold ij',c IA st0" cars No do on track sold a.
i5i2c No sold at 45ac No sold at ii2c
car do. ia =. ijc on track. Oat< hrW = cars 20
white sold sc cars No whit" sold az Soc v" :
white. Sic No mixed. &c asked Hariey-So OFFERINGS
No Western. 64c asked o afiIye fancy. o.. w:
nomiDsl. o track for ~ >. Flour. firm bc~t
rpring - 75aei 81 winter, - C0dfi 90 Rye nonr.
- JOos5 Mil feed. quiet and unchanged Receipts
Wha: AZ 600 bfh corn, 5000 bush oats 5000 bush.
Shipments--Whcat, 90 900 bush: corn. 10000 bush.
Chicago. April 1.-THE leading futures ranged a. fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

Oh CITY. APRIL 1t-Nat.opa! Tnn'.t c'rlncateS oacnci
i7.c: highest. j,',c. lcsc.i 5tt co. 1''sc' 800
Tbs runs. - COS hbls.
Ir burg. April lf-Natonal Transit certificates opened
SIC clnsrd 51a.c. hI.hoet 81 - llWcst. l1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
STAINED.

COO! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Low MiddlIng. =
strict Good Ordinary. Middlins % Il,lo
most part usual evening up nature over me
no, lrs. The bears'' in control dlrns the carly
sss GA whcn tho naF1ct broke 1G9 points IN DISAPPOINTING
Itvoroo accounts and local realizing The decline now
~sr was subs qcntlv r.ancd the hight port receipts
al lEer Liverpool closing which plomp.ed c'a COY,
ring At time there q ris' OF ld2 poh,, oNr.
ycsrr.ay closing l point advance April ana la
iOats decline On othcis sales. l-S,5OO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

J. :. Richardson & Co.; 10 Jersey spring lambs, at
s. - per head.
ho':s0Receipts IS ca;losds. OF ..0lc hcad-l2 car;
loads at 4othst. aaG carloads at jersey City. Only IL
head for sale and sod be reported to-day.
Ma kot noninally firm - 90dSj 30.
Country dressed steady at 90 Ioc heavy light
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-Brek in liberal supply and
amman slightly easier aud ath steady HaNer
traw hard Urlck quoted J0dNO, jersey it4 25
EshkIls - j1ds6; upriver Eugi 81 25de5 90 pale.
1Gg5 80 Roseuaaic cement. 90 al bb American
Portland 50 uS2 20; German io,taAd - 3jG~2 10
Do,.h Portland s. 3Ca - 10; EOcHland liLc
co. nsr III ana DO Am .hlAg. las - 7j0s2 90 per
coo: coats hair. Il a2ic, cattle h0lr, l6GlSc.
4" CHICORI-ls steady With the usual .Obbing move
lnent. ~ . -,, s.,.oc,, o....,. a. , o ,.,.,
no active export trade is recorded.
"o COiTONLThe spot market ruled dull at unchanged
prccs Sales 70 boles consumption Receipts ut the
no., today GGSA baes against 2f2l bales his day nss
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AmrseMents.

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"A MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
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ABLE AUDIENCES.
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Hon dice not On the re- si i'sss.
DARNUM AND BAILEY
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
And Imre Khafy's Grand Spectacle.
COLUMBU
And the Discovery OF America.
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