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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

1870 head on sale 10 head market opened slow and
very duh, with little doing. closed steady uogs-pe-
coipts for the last wcnty-fO ho0rs 9a zoo nd
total FOR week thus far 60 500 mead for so,, "u c
Elsi week 72.40O head: consigned through 90 200
head to New York. 1880 head on sale 3 400 head .
market opened steady 10 shade stronger for choice
selected lots closed steady all sold heavy cr1,drs
50 O50S5 10: packers and medium - or ~ I :
Nofhcg good ~ best. 81 lO0 g 10 do pigs ana Mont
30 05d rs 10 good heavy ends. 81 1Oo - -: pIrs
good 10 best - 70. do common sldps ia fair
r40af CJ: assorted rOughs. IA 100 - 40: common
Toucns SO 750 a} 30: stays ~ 750 - %. Sheen and
lambs-Iercips for the last twenty four hours Is 900
head total for week thus far $4,000 head for same
time last week ~ 800 head consigned through ZOO
head 10 New York. $500 head; on sale, 4,2OO head
market opened strong to shade higher closed strong
all sold: sheep, extra fancy. a3 Sc 90; good 90
choice Si 5Oa go CO. fair 10 good. Sc 10d 70 40 culls
ard common, ~ 1896; clipped common to host
~ JOa ~ -. Iambs- coed "a extra native. - 6jD
T. fair 10 good DO - ljn - jO cus "a common
- 750 60 50: clipped common TO best. 350 rs 80.
Chicago Apn, 10" The Evening Jonrhal7 reports :
Caitle-Rccept>, 1900 head shipments 1000 head ,
worct Closing steady at the a&oncc of is to % cents
noted Yesterday. Hogs Receipts. 1000 head; ship
monts II 600 head active, but 10 TO zoe lower. an
The advance Of yesterday being taken Off rough and
common - 75G "a 30, mixed and packers. ~ Coo
~ -: prime heavy and butcher weights, ~ o0aff - ;
light - G5d - -. She"p-Recepts, 1,oO0 head
Shipments 1000 head; steady. sheep % 80" 80 Jo'
Lambs. IS J0u 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Wheat. 1900 bush; corn 10000 BUSH oats, 26,0oo
bush.
II Louis, April l6.-Flour dun and unchanged.
Wheat -oh OIL lc early. then rallied Csc nuctuatcd
ana, after running mp and down several tines finally
closed : "a lc below ThnrdaY's No. = red. cash.
Il l--c. May closed - Sic. July. IS 3-4d - 1-oc
August. 7-c. Corn dull, sold OF Be but partially
recovered No. =. cash. :6 lie: Nay closed Gc asked
July. % 3--c. oats lower: 40. cash. 80 SC: May
closed 30 l7c Rye no sales. Barley quiet Iowa
sold 4O0 fJo. lr.n dull. C|c. Hay quiet AMI I'M
changed. Lead firm ana wanted: common. - %
chemical, - 10; slplter ~ - bid. FaX~ecd quiet.
80 &c. t0rnmeal steady, II 20. Whl-kcy quiet.
81 IL. Paging and iron cotton ties unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet. Porn, standard meas. 30 s. 10 'gi-
lar. go b. Lard So O5aSG Dry salt meatS-Loose
shoulders. - 60 longs and ribs. ~ CO shorts - 20
boxed lots. l5c more. Bncon-~houde~ - - : Ion -
end ribs SG 30" 50 ~ short. 70 a." 80 80. Sugar.
cured ham. 500 SO 80. Recelpis-Flonr 900 bhlS
wheat. 81 600 bush corn. $1,000 BUSH oats. 2j.OOO
bush; rye 1900 bush: barley. 5000 shipments
Flour 5000 bbl- wheat. 1900 bush corn ia 900
bush OATS. 1000 bush: I'VE and barley. none.
Toledo. ohio. April 1G.-Wheat active. steady ;
No. = cash ~ 1-4c: May 81 3-c; July 81 1-Sc /:
August - 3-@c. Corn-Activc. steady; No. cash
4Oc 30. O. 80 1-2c: No. 4. 81 lie: No. ,. yellow
40 12c: No. b yellow 4oc. Oats-Qulet cash 81 %.
Ryc-Dull: cash 20 lie. Clovcrscod duh. steady :;
prime cash. soc. Reccipts-Flour. go bbls: what.
3s.l50 bush: corn. 1jo420 bush: re. 1924 bush :;
clovcrsced. 90 laCs. Shpment,-Flour. 3,7H bbi5
wheat. 1877 800 bnsh; corn, $1,000 bush, rye 400
bush; covcrsccd 73l bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
TIE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rRI' -
The refined petroleum situation T. little changed.
There (. some lrmnc-s 20 prices. hut the volume 81
exports returns 10 this country less money than WIS
rec eivcd on the shipments 81 last IL IS 10 be
expected. however that the summer approaches the
demand from Europe will Increase. The vi,bl" supply
Of refined OH at the seven principal Continental
European ports ON April 4, Wa 7ojOOO barrels.
decrease Of 74OOO barrels from the corresponding date
a year ago. The amount taken for consumption from
the same ports from July l. 1871 b. date was 4,o33,
900 barrels decrease of 1000 bnTcs nom the same
period I'm the preceding year Kicrnan's News Letter
report, the following exports OF Russian petroleum IN
February To Eastern Ahla, SJG,j5D cases, 10 the
United Kingdom, 3O,2l0 barrels. 10 Italy. "a, -
barrels. ana 10 Trieste and Fimc. 1850 barrels.
The March report Of the pipe line. published last
week imported u lrner feeling In crude petroleum
circles IL was more favorable 10 the producers than
had been expected, showing slight reduction In
receipts and considerable Increase In deliveries, al
though. Of course, the excess OF receipts over de
Uvcrics was more than 100000 barrels. The net
stocks were increased February 2-3.507 barr,ls.
The daily average OF the 4, still high but II WIS
smaller than IN two preceding months. The daily
average Of deliveries IN March smaller tllnn In
February, but considerably In excess Of January =
average. G. impaired with year agO the net stocks
show I'm increase Of nearly G60O.OOO barrels Ap-
pcndcd are the full reports for the last two months
,bn r. f,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Npw.York, saturday. Apnl IG.-BEEVFS-teccipt GO
carloads o. 9SS All consigned direct TO sduRhtf'fs
and io.unc carloads Eastnnns Company u car
loads for storm and carloads 10" V0rlou~ ~a ~iu N
torcrs Nothing doing at the words. ling st,'dy.
No lat.r cable news. Shlpm ntS reported previously.
CALNIS-RccciIts oil hcad-l-i ~ GOtG->t ana ~ ~
Jersey city Steady at Frday's decline WITH Nrlls s-
ing AZ 5l,,iGc mixed lots ut she. and 'culs at &C.,
Drnsse calves weak ut 5d9c fof country dressed 1a
Gdoc dressed selected carcasses 1901 ana o"'c
for It'll calves. 500 ,
at mixed calves l29 10 at 5ic.
JcllIe Wright & CO. 60 NcalS. 100 n. ut 1@c.
Scott 4 Pidcock &c mixed calves 1913 H. at sac
j. p Nelson 81 voals. 1873 n. at &c culls, lO' d. a.
G., pflcnback % veale. ZIG n. NJ 5ac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-kcccIpts including c9roaoS
direct to butchers. were 10 carloads 2l99 h,dd0 car.
loids az 6Cth-st.-3 carload at llObokn ana caad -
jersey CITY The market ruled firm Eight SUPPLY. ana
Buffalo advice caused upward tendency in the feeling ~
The All sold carly at 80 81 per 100 ID for good
pres .od mutton firm dressed lambs al
1odl&c. and dressed spring lambs selling at SASS per
saIcs-Hume { Mullen 81? unshorn Michigan sheep. go
y average. al Sc 80 per 100 n.
q. Duenhack: go clipped Michigan lambs, rs ~ a'
- IoL, IS DO 90 u, at a..
Iailenbock Hollis: 200 cppcd Ohio lambs. 70 H. at
j. y pldcock Sons 225 clipped Ohio lambs, 7C'a p,
a. - 10.
HOGs-Rcccipts. 10 carloads ?lfo hcal-7 callced>
sale and sod az - 10 per 100 n Nomnally steady at 43'
50 20 per 100 n. ~
80 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Norfolk, APRIL 5-Cotton-IIoday. Net ana Gross
receipts, 1GG bales. exports. cOastwlS' 'OO bl'h ,
stock. U.961 bales. Wcekly-Net receipts, 4,lgi
bales gross. 4,I71 bales: exports, coaot"isc, 40"
bales sales. i.4O3 bales.
savannah. April 15.-Cot on-IIoliday-Nct ana sio.S
receipts. 1.1J7 bacs: exports. to the Continent, looo
bales, and cOastwiSc. - bales, stock ipl7i Di17'
Weckly-Net and gross receipts 7.TI2 bales; export;
10 the Continent $500 bales and cOaswiac, ll'oof
bales. Salos. 3.125 bales.
Galveston April 1j.-COlt jn-I3lday-Nc ana 2, lss
receipts. - bales: STOCK 37.3O3 bal $ N,e"Hn w.
Net and gross receipts. j235 bales: exports, 10 lh'
Continent a.5G bales and coas'wse, 3'30f bac'
sales. 2.CO7 bales. Spinners
New Orleans. April 15.-Cotton-llolldayLNtt . nc,
ccipts 1910 bales gross 4jIG bales: exports, to tn
Continent 12.O25 bales. and coastwise. 3123 haiec
bales gross % 80 bales FXports-TO Goat Britain.
~ 2G4 bales 10 France 2.G1G bales to the Continent
- G62 bales: cOaStwisc, l2,1Go bales sales, -2'o'o
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M4RKEIh.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NV fOIk DFA1INGS-
Only brief mention is necessary TO cover the Produce
Exchange markets Of saturday. Trading in al the
cereals was slow and puely local, with few features
developed In wheat less than .050.ooO bushels repre-
sent the total dealing, for the day bearsh drift WAS
noted from The start prices declining l2034 cent and
closing at very near the bottom. Weather adviccs
rom the West and Northwest we're favorable,
ana according 10 private Continental advicca. the
Neathcr abroad WAS fine Loon realizing sales and biz
rof'hNc>len .iptN also lad Weakening Influence.
Ic hDthte Il regular cables owing 10 Tie foreign no
day materially initiated against speculation. 4 slight
liN occurred before the close on liberal export buNng
auu an HiNhh~ Of Gd0 Is In English country markets..
Iuyins by lnrdridec Chicago and covering Of local
shorts had something do with the lat" SeadIncsS.
Farmers dcllvcre, the United Kingdom for the 81.
were 41.j6D quarters. May option. opened at 80 80
cents. rose 10 81 IL cents. and then foil 10 so =
cents. On the curb May ranged from 80 IL 10 81 :
NE bottom figures. spot lots wrr" IL cent lower. ana
10000 bushels were taken for export
option. hcing sid. Iictjer weather West. Iprccr
receipts and the hcavincss I'm wca, all had u weaken
m ch'r'. options closed l-ie u cent lower. on
AZ ID l404j3- cents. spot corn was 1-ioi- cent
lower ard $1,000 bu-hcl were sold 10 exporter.
oal~ followed The other cereals aud wcI-, duh the
options falling 3-.oj-o cent. Cash oai, view or
1-iol2 cent On the curb MAY sold ut % = cents.
Lard WAS slightly higher and there were no cash
The final official quotations were as follows:
Wheat pil 92 II: MAY. 90 81; June, 10 IS
July. go; December ~ q cent?:
- { cents.
oIai,-AA prn. -: MAY, 81: July. 80 a-s cents.
lard-Nay. - - July. ~ 81. August. ~ ~
The rccip,. Of grain and nour reported ON SATURDAY
~ Now York. Philadelphia Baltimor. and Boston were
as follows: Wheat. JGj.-l9 bushels corn. 2Gs,l5e
bushels. nour. 77.3-5 packages At Chicago MI
waukce and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat 1jO.-
III bushels: corn. fo31f1 bushels oats, f?3.OjO
Bushels; total grain. lOj530s bushels; -four, 5000
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
xxvEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w a. y {. & II. X. H. Il. Lcssse)
Trains Lave i2d-st (North Iuver station, New York.
A. follows and minutes earlier from foot Jayst, n H.
800 4. M.-Daly for Newbutg Kingston, Albany
,;i5 4. VI. Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
,oHno !. M.-paly for Ncwhurg Albany. Utica syra.
ciSe Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls. Detroit, Chi.
capo: dolly. except SATURDAY.. for Toronto
lbs 4. M-paly except SUNDAY for Albany and Utica.
5:iJ r. M.-DaIly FOR Albany Montreal. Utica, Syra-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls. Detroit Chi
S,iJ p. VI Daily, for Albany, Utica Syracuse, Roehes
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
ukTEitSSiiiA LOCALS 2 40. s:45 p. NJ.
NFWBURG LOCALS. 3 :25. 10 l5 A. NJ. Il 15, 80,
:35 % 80. .l145 Z. NJ.
Sle~,pngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Do
trot Chicago; st. Louis on all through trains .,-
sDally For tickets, timetables. par0r and sleeping
ear RECOMMENDATIONS or information apply Offices Brook.
iyn 3s3 wa hlnPton.st 100 Fultonst Annex Office foot
IA Rowery 10 Park Place. SO West l25th.st and at
stotlons. G.. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

prices $40 per gallon In barrels and $3.50
cents I'm bulk at New-York and sos cents and 80
cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cases were
nOminaly unchanged nj $50 cents per gallon. CrllGe
closed a shade lower nj $40 cents In barrels and 2tl9
cents H. bulk, Washington crude being 1:Oo and 40
cents per Gallon Naptha was unchanged at > cents
Foreign quotations unchanged at II francs per
100 kilO> NJ Antwerp. marks per 30 MOS nj brehleh
and . lid. per Imperial gallon In London
on CITY, Penn Apff educational Transit crrthc,"+'
opened jS4c highest 59lc: lowest 5stc; cI'-eu "'Ac'
Sales 1000 bbl~ clearance. 10000 pDs,,. r.,,
Pttsbuf2. Penn. April l6.-Natl ma I,n, -.s'.
Gates opened 5shc; closed at js+ci highest 'osc
lowest, JS.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

1 TERED TAt KAGE. Tag. OFFICIAL AND DEAD
LErIfI: ENVELOrEs-post once department VAL,
,ann e. .. lSb2.-Sealcd proposals are lnNltcl
an n,tes engaged manufacture OF envelopes %
Of envelope poprs ana will b, received at this Deart-
ninth l. m Wednesday. the 18th Of May lSv-,
Ion furnishing such registered Package Tag Omtia ana
neod In Envelopes b" ordered Tor the use Of
w department po-tHastcr and the postal service during
period Of wear. beginning on the lst day OF july
prop,sal, BE- made on the blank forms pro-
(dri by the Department. securely enNeolrd ana sealed
.Pfouo-al- furnishing Registered package,
ag Diclnl and Dead Letter fn'eiole> ana addressed
e. the Third Assistant Posml''r'tri rail- W9shhgtoh,
II delivered In person must b" handed IN az or
L,for The above rpecn'd for the receipt th'r'Of
otbrr,-. thry VIII not b" considered rdlk fOim- ~
IotS, with f slccih atOnS ana samples 81 tnr e!iNl-
opc- VIII be- furnished upon ap9IIcauoh 70 ue Ihu AH-
-i,tAnt pO,tmas -t'cuelal
-.,-l.-. y .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

All IA -o2-Seal,d proposals. IN rDlicate subject ~
d. usual conditions with copy Of this acknowledgement at
,,.h,l yin l.. received this ONCE until II 30 o'clock
a. H. on SATURDAY. MAY II. ls22 and then opened,
fr furnishing the fresh beef required By the subsistence
D,,aItnnnt T. :. Amy. David, Island y. Y. for
,b liza, wear commencing July l. 1892 Proposals must
ACCOMMODATED "A antcr with two surctes In the
sum o i 600 and IN accordance with the form prescribed
,rnfs-ll uuaccomuauei by such guarantee VIII not
L. ,o.lrr,d The successful bidder will De- required to
cnr n;o written with the United States Win
GOOD and approved security I'm the of five thousand
dollars OO0l within ten DAYS aer being notified OF the
Of Ma proposal. Contracts made under this
ody..emcn shall not Deg construed a. involve the United
STATE I'm any legation for payment In excess Of apprO
eminent reserve. N" right n reject any or all pro.
sni. Proposals le incioSed In sealed envelopes
and uarloA PROPOSALS Fresh Beef and addressed
10 captain J. McE. HYDE. A. Q. NJ y. s. Amy, Acting
Coumiss1rv ~ Subsistence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
NEw.yoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave West 42d.t at :: SO A. NJ Qj min.
earlier foot Joyst.), for Lake Mohonk, Lake
Minnewaska aud Waikiki Valley Il. r. stations Middle.
town Blooming burgh, Jcrvis. Monticello, Elenys
lalisburgh Liberty Llins,tO9 Manor Hancock Carbon
Utica Rome. Oneida oswego Detroit. Chcsgo. and points
waska Waikiki Valley stations. Mi6iletown, Blooming.
burgh Eenvile lesburgh. Hureyville. Liberty, White
Lake. Livingston Manor.
ngston Manor. Rockand. Walton, Sidney Norwich
Oneida Oswego, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chi
caeo West Pullman Seepers reclining chair free
20 suspension Bridge. Daily all other tains daily ex
Pullman drawing; room seats and sleeping.car berhs
obtained at 1923 Broadway New York J. c. ANDERSON.
q. u. A.. So Beover-st.. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Az. 3 mos % D12 bH ,GDO DiITI D0-TIo 'Z050 ~,
The Icnnsy lvania pipe nnc reports from April
10 II charters to the i3th) have been as follows
ENccss
Runs Deliveries. Chlfteis
Total bbls ........... 90:lsG ei9a9 ELY Ht'33st
lhe Buckcyc Pipe Line from April To II frpoft7 as
follows: Iycess
Runs. Deliveries deliveries.
JJO.GiJ &si.f23
!ou' ~, 21lSi 45ss0 lS.102
The crude certificate speculation has bern only mod-
o.oteIv ncivn Int prccs have been tending upward.
ThG pipe inc statement was regarded rs encouraging
aud me- ,yns denial OF talk OF concerted movement
~. o,',tr1i nroductlon There was no Increase In
outside Interest but the market closed strong on The
theory that there may he check " the recent
accumulation Of stocks above found.
~ The range Of prices and the total deGlinSs In
NoflnnaI Transit certificates Mt the stock FNchlnge
and the Consolidated stock ana Petroleum Exch'hse
Tor the laa two weeks were n follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND


4 TRANspOkrATlON.- DepartmeN Of the Interior,
Oncc OF Indian Affairs. Washngon April ?, lo92-Sealed
b. sdbmted in separate enyelopes Bacon Fiouf Clonl;
Ing. Transportation, etc. tos the eese may BEL ana
% Woo.ter,t, NewIork: will be received until p N.
Of Tuesday May ls92 for b. o 6 Go the indian ser
Y aaa the 9SGi SSUa hE GHa coo Sna
I pOaOGs ESed 5000 onoGs lard BTaSd o
pounds uomny, 10000 pounds Lard 80 barrels Mess
pounds Rice, $4,000 pounds Tea lso eco pounds Coare
salt 1901 600 pounds Fine salt $50 600 pounds sop
bsnsc P%Sn S Ga cotton So
Iicing 1900 Yards STANDARD Calico, 0o0 YARD
Yards DENNIS 10 900 yards. Bingham. 300 900 yards
Kentac leans 200 yad' p G5eTSS sssSg
Yards Hickory Shifting 20 600 yard, Calico Shirins
5000 yards Clothing Groceries. Motions Hardware;
miscellaneous articles, such Harness, Ploughs Rakes
Forks etc and for about $40 Wagons required for the
to the cImat, :he Pacific Coast. with california brakes
Of the articles gods aud supplies that may not be
ractd Tor be delivered Of The Agencies BIDS must be
a@S Ae"ncy and school and the kinds and quantities In
proposals conditions % be bcrvcd by bidders time and
place Of deyry rs Of , c9nact ana p stTen Viii
Rs tp"'S or Yos c. and o. WSoer NewYok
CS@9ss Sf o%Ssa Saint Louis Saint
and SIN francisco the postmasters at Sioux CIty Iowa
Wichita Kansas and Tucson. Arizona The right Is re.
served by Government to reject any and all od or any
pdSo iG apprqaSn shall the supple,
3 1S d SG4 be ore o SHed F. the be PGI a%
oTonne CSrtfed checks All bids must be accompanlsd
noslt,ry or The First National Bank OF San francisco
Ca for at least pr cent M % P s9 COMMITS S i S
1ioo h-15oO
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Proposals
H,,nnrnsAIS rnR CnnKED RATIONS.-

DROPOSALS fOh NNoNiiJ M ~ ~, iU- 3
NwYork civ April i5 isoe-scal,d proposals in 'rpli.
-, subect 60 the usual condition., VIII De received AZ
~ rcs until II o'co1k noon MAY IL, 1892 and thea
0encd Tor furnishing cooked rations - ~. rTrItns
81 lime 30 1893 Proposals. Tor comlet' ion' furii>Iiu
az place ObIeconab 10, recruit VIII hV D ~ III
4tlo he'd ailIlc1tl1h NJ uH'
si~e The Government rc-crve- tht fiKht D. rJTt eH
Ill rid. Con -r.ct. made under hi- advertisement shn
0a, h, construed to involve the United states IN any pp'
,e,ion ,or laymrnt In OF APPROPRIATION gfihtfN
o..ss Tor the Imrpo>e. Proposals should b" narWu
psals Tor Cooked Ra.lons." and addressed 20 Cap'"
~ ~ BURKE 18th Infantry. Recruiting officer
WEST POINT. y. Y. April 16, 1899
w Sealed Proposals riplioat, subject to usual yH
dltions will be received here until y ocock no T, az
nav be required during fiscal year commenclns JwG ali nj
vi, The T. : rrs rycs the right to reject any or ni
,poposals. All information furnished upon appi's."pra
Envelope, containing proposal, ,nouH DE- "d Jdr,ssed
20 ne und.rsigncd W II. MILLER, Capthl and Assist
AMI Qusrternastef. u. ;. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES

long ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
solid Puuan yestibulc train ayes BROOKLYN g.. l.
r. r. station ~ \. NJ. daily except SUNDAY, due IN
pt,0n g 80 =. NJ. Returning train leaves Boston II
o'clock noon. Tickets secured 1t l.. l. X. r. offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
WHEAT. NO. 9.

Cash quotations were follows: Flour stoody win
TER patents - 2OdS4 40; spring traiphts. 81 jOds3 1O
spring lakers', ssass S5 30. 2 spring wheat ssohc
s5.c. SO 2 corn, se', 1885, 0ats-No. 2 Whit, go
no barley $4,000 No ! naNseed. 97ic. Prime
timothy seed ~ 27dsl 81 Ness pork pr bbl $40 q
aslO o. Lard per 100 n, 20 2Oa@6 222. short rlbs
sdcs (oo - o at5 90 dry salted shouldt5s (b2Nsd
A jOds5 short clear sides boxed, 20 l,aSO 30 Nh~
rev dsters' finished goods, per Gallon, ~ 49, Sugar
changed. No barley, free On board iGa55c; No
harley- do 42014c. No. corn. 9si2 iHs94c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
Trains leave above station via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls and the West,

sl5 a. m. 7so p. m. Sundays. 7.3s p. m.
For Easton, 100 sI5 a. M. $3.50 215. 3.45 5rs
40 p m. sundays SIS. hoo a m. 40. 73e y m;
NJ; 100, g. Is, SIS, 7So p m. sundays, sl5 lioo
For Haileton, sis a. IN. 1890 345. 100 p. m. Sun.
days SIS, II 90 a. M: 73s y.
l230 345, 100 p. M sundays. except Scranton.
20 For Elmira SIS a. M; 1890. 7so p m. Sundays,
7.3S p. IN. - :, , . a. - 49,
o35 POI, AS 94i 1l4O, 1923 Bway, 81 Eas, i4thst
TS7 9th ave- West l3jh-st., 1874 East 125thst
York Court-st. 500 Futnst % Broadway. BROOKLYN.
from hotel or residence TO destination
a MCLEOD. {. q. HANCOCK,
Pres't & Gen. M'gr Gen. Pass. Agent
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Z. RE LINES,

u I'm &udV VI
2R TEA HX nElM5fS ST ThK 5e IT.
ilzz.ds 81 a0USfASs S0azsfs '1 AsS
to rs;:a Patefson w Tpxcdo SeTS s0ss
Ssie, sCrnnOn BingSamtca Enra ccmng watkins
Glen. Bath mam%ond.gOrt Ay g springs' Rochesscr
sEs cayeahs He cncSns St. Louis c6cego and al
points West Trains leave NewYSrk foot q chsSosr,:
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-via Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
2UV Lake aOr Car S%1r F Pos es SsTS,
union satlon except Sunday, for Monticello
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
Ron NJ DayasOd train for chsSso vie S Sns1.
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
. On p NJ. except Sunday-For Binghamton Homes
O.OO dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
6.3O Falls and Grand r irn K Raway seepers q
Buffalo, Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
q on p NJ. Daily-Yia Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
o.oU Falls solid train to Chicago sleepers to BuaaI~
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvI>.
WE'D ? 80 NJ 20 p %' r.; 81 p %
y. Sundays-9 a. m. p. m. q 80 y. m' . 80 D. NJ
FOR NEWBURG
M EEK DAYS-9 o. M, 40 y. M, :f5 p. m, 0:81
w .. m Sundlys-0 "a. m, .. mr o 80 D. IN.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND TIMETABLES may DC obtained feor.
annS select W Of hotels and boarding houses subur6a
Homcs' describing vicinity OF New-YorNi 'Chautauqoa
r'TTCKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 81
/ i0i. 81 aud 81 Broadway, Chambers and wess
S HooxeH and Jersg CIV station Erie Tran'fer
Company calls for ard checks baggage from hotels and resi-
o'"''' 0'O D. l. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent.