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u Reau~.,. to Churches.

Tho will OF Elins c. Hendrickson, who died
in Hollis two months ago, was filed for pros
bate in Jamaica yesterday. Mr.. Ilendrick.
sons nearest living relative is a sister. The
Reformed Church in Queens. Of which he was
u member; gets Sl5DOO to be invested In real
Church gets $1,000. This sum 10 to be- In
vested and the income devoted to the support
istry. Otter 6cIHests are:. 10 the Board ' Of
Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church,
$1,000: to the Hoard Of Domestic Missions of
the Reformed Church OF America. Sl0.GDp
The Alien African NJ I. Church resolves S'ilu
with which 10 cancel its indebtedness. and
5000 Is given Tor raintlng and repairing the
Reformed Church in Queens.
To California without change Of cars via New York
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SHOULD Name the Baby Cur,,,ne.

Minnie Spindle. aged D. Of 1872 Monroe
street. while on her way. accompanied by her
4-rcar' Old son Isaac. TO n dspensary yrs'er-
day. ;;aNr birth TO n girl hahy in Grand oct
ca ,.hiS occurred when the car. WAS
broadway Until AN aInbulunce conveyed her,
her, baby. and lsaac to Bellevue Hospital.
well as could he expected. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05
Turned Beggar Because Ae Was Hungry.

Policeman Hawkins saw Willlam Anderson.
10 years old. begging from women In Four
teenth street yesterday afternoon. The boy
was bold enough to keep hold Of woman "a
arm until his demand was compiled with. He
nut his arm around one woman's waist and
held on until the woman slapped his face
Why did ynu annoy these ladies ?" asked
Justice Ryan when Anderson was arraiGned
in the Yorkvilla Police Court.
Well. me boss didn't max dor ghost walk
fer dollar an forty-two. an wuz empty"
What do you mean by thati"
All, me boss owes me dollar an forty two
fer wages. ] wuz strapped. an didn't hev
nothin ter eat"
i.l,
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CouNeIouIlou WIN " pI
Does your prisone r
give you much trou-
blel"
The thief looked at
his Questioner quiZzi-
cally for O moment.
and then answered in
u Whisper.
"N-no! keep sharp
eye on him.
o. course, everybody
on board / ne "
OBrien's history. but
the fact that he was a
desperate Grim n a
made him more inter
estiH4 to them: He ts-
ga ma acutiaintad with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05
IFS CHARTER EORBTDS II.

The (hambor oftommeice WithdraWs from
the National Board 0t Trade.
At the meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday Mr. HentZ. Tor the Executive Com
mittee, introduced this resolution:
R.slrod That in visw of the opinion Of counsel
that 1t Ia not proper nor lawful for the Chamber vf
Commerce to become \ member OF any other institu-
ton The Chamber hereby withdraws from membership
IN the National Board OF Trade.
This aroused a considerable discussion. but
when 1t was found tiut the charter OF tho
Chamber of Commerce forbade its Joining amy
other body, the rcso ution was passed. II was
arranged however. to take steps to have the
question further Investigated and the charter
amended, II possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05
THE ALBANY LEGISLATURE.
COMMISSIONER HENTz TO BE LEG
ISL4TED OUT OF OFFICE

Dr. A. ~ q
""A.' W y " se'
&. nusfea Deno"heea rro'rs"o"n' A"nor
Mes -" Professional Thieves-A Hi to
Tax Foreign Corporations One.cighth OF
One Per Cent. on Their Capital Stock
The B,aoket Ballet B,n In the SENATE
p,s-,,h,.u rrx.a "a pa.. oh. Rrool,yr
u-,... u,,, xU,,..,. o,,,.,,,o.
ALBANY. Feb. Accommodations Heintz's
days are numbered and the annexed district
will soon know him no more. To-day brings
sadness to the new party beyond the Harlem.
which for two years has had n Commissioner
oil Of It's own. After few weeks tho Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth wards viii have no
Commissioner with n high sounding title. but
they will be governed by mere suprrin'cnd'
emit or bureau in the DEPARTMENT of Pubic
Commissioners Gilroy. whose lege man. Sir
ersva Q; ar's'n. w.n inc a,a Oh ,ne p 1nn
S g. a,o,y mas 81 'Ts surr0Ss'r ~
nj, e"'1 s sr Vent.
have boon so obstrcrorous for the last
great men down in New York to abolish them
and all their works They soon will be sono
Il 81, t,n,l tn1l of fp,S La nj If
us.,st a m ' ra,T 81 nont h IN ,hsi
:ssso Book: ,% Ss VIII ,ss tho. :'o:;s IT,. q i!
arthur "ha .n' houhn iu''e 'a,es. i'e i"''i'
many leaders instead o! schulng an esccu,
shn,r an,in;nn h,v, nranar.J N I'm which
snv'r u''sr' ~. nav ,rorn'e" '''' "'''S'
rhs CommI.s;nnsr, ~ str.nt tmrrny.m"ots tnr
to be abolished and in his place there is to be-
VIII be in charge Of bureau in the Depart.
men. Of Public Works and who is sub sub
zee, 20 removal ny 'ne .oh'h'hs,nhe, OF iuo-
The s is Dot to OH be G @ Of
the Board OF Street Opening. but in other re-
nave These s % not S ,"n to
Mn% 30 Onv.h,,. as l., W.. .,n "p ho ,,,,,', roro
Sil bays no power or natrnna,ss Of his own
This is Commissioner Purroys blow Mt the
Heintz combination which has defeated him
e.al, for two years, Ho tried to defeat them
~ havo all tH.r ire eu1vs npd
T aw ~. u .ns vi, W." %o.n "U., "ass s
sny o., Inc o n'i pa men are M, ana
cuueAeu uH'io.. M"''o my u''r ns.
think that they are entitled to ask n
nnmocrstic IepisIature To lot them aloha ,s
~. os e,a'.o ~ .eU .'."' alo.io 40
long rs they support the Democratic State and
national tickets The result of ousting them
60, or,. ~, ha q, 1,;,o g., - =, ~.
= rom once may DO 70 urNo thsm out oil inc
Democratic party In tho way that the hostile
leRislatIon to John v McKano drove him md
h,s friends ~, NJ tis ,,st prasidant;aI n,a,,,nu
ma oa ~ ,ss T., e'o."n
county. But this Legislature is very cocky.
ana mere Is no telling what they won't do.
The bill to abolish Hetntz was introduced by
y n.nt - ts laa C,. ha" i"ouaaf'
. ION. W tuo Coul'n',ee oh .ities.
The Anti-Pinkerton bill passed the Assembly
After con siderabIe dcclamation Tha hill pr,
hibts tho emn,ovmsnt NJ no,;csmon othor
..oi'' W." ehP'osn'0h' Va poi'eeheii o'het
than residents OF the county where they arc
employed. 1t was in charge Of Mr.. Sohmer
OF the Tenth New York district. who looked
After it's parliamentary welfare with success
f0lresults He had call Of tho House to pre-
a m n N tIr,
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Miss Mathsr At BIer Mo,Lsr,s Funeral.

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 4.-Miss Margaret
Mather arrived here last night TO attend the
funeral Of her, mother. which will occur on
Friday. Miss Mather cancelled dates at In.
dianapolis, lafayette. and MarioA. and will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05

T mnst - M maSe nnssenpors This vonen ~
course. Kent aioof At tho dinner table OBrien
kept up u rattle OF conversation. He has
travelled much. and his talk was entertaining.
no won their hearts One Of them. in speaking
to the reporter, said:
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boarded the steamer
md went to their cabin.
They remained there
until I he ship had
cleared the port. Then
the detective took the
irons off. and O'Brien
threw them out OF the
port hole How no hap
pened to secure pos
session of them could
not be- learned yester-
day. from the detective
or the prisoner. At any
rate after the handouts
were gone O'Brien be-
came one Of the most
popular passengers on
bonrd.
s~t
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o'aRIEk, JWE TIIIEV.

with him all the time. They sat together at
the table. walked together. slept together. At
first the passengers didn't know which was
detective and which was thief. The tall. stall
wart, distinguished looking O'Brien had the
advantage over Reilly in looks.
One gentleman. after a few minutes general
with 0Hrian aSk ed him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05

To California without change Of cars via New York
Central Perfect service, no extra fAre.-Ad..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY TWELVE PAGES

At csc; sales loo Vs. Gl5G64oc july .osed at G5ie
......BUTTi.R-A dull trade caused market.
although receipts were irl"r. New Buttnr-Creanery,
iI b,t 2ac cPina1t Tqn exias s,a o,IcF wes;
en- extra: 24c Creamery weston. mt, 20G212c
pals. extras pc do hst,. @O02lc do seconds. la
TO- STATE dairy, Welsh Tub Ntas Gle nsts. l9a2oc;
seconds l7alSc Western imitation cracry hrsts lGa
lsc; ,ccond, lfcl5c; third lSg i3rc; Western dairy
n I&ft s d9 a tern c1eg mem and 4ar
made I8ai5c state dairy tubs o. lr,ins eytro.. l7,s
IS; G,s, 10 soon s. ltal5c; i i9,t1s to
CHEE,E-rmding vas qu!ct. and tho narkct was
buyc : tavos sat" actofy. fun cream. fancy
uia1Jic. laciofy. fan cream line. lsc d. GOOD T.
v;,aai. ,.ir, o. w FGGS-DuIl and weak State
and pone,,aia nc. aiL choice lie: southern
now laid l"2cl"Ic for pin Western, new a'l, VA
-. Prime TO choice; duck eggs, 1oc2lci goose.
SCG>E-E. ,w-nn'i hn; ,'eadv. quoted e'.c for s9
e., M9-cov'd' 2gd rs 10 . - reririn-a. S1,'c
ltNtb:ret a; ncansei su, ZION; az io1i
49,; Coumbia A. i;sHiLc; windsor \. 4lsa.c Ridge
3 i5.Gaf i.lGo; so. g. 3ssa4c 80. = 3.lGa3 1jlGc
40. :. 34d3sc; So . lllGo3 "'IGe; 10. TO- 3''"
ss.c; No. H. 89.lGI3 1l.1Cc 40. /" 3sa3Ac.
STEAEINE-Iald dull; city quoted st 1ec IN to- ara
7c in hid. Oooua gllinc fa; city quoted at Vcb'-'
TALLOW-Quct and firm: prime city quoted at 49,"
WOOT-sfock, Of domestic wool in holders hands arc
small and the inclination t. to maintain price, on = ldy
ba.is. Ucmand very brisk though fair business
T., under way In the Vaeioi. gr'dc. Foreign grades con
2-c: No 330S5. Michigan ncrcr. 2iQ2Gc; Xxx Ohio
fine secured spring do $500 sprlnr California N9h
eIn). I7a@.c: ,rr!nV do. southern. l2dGc' fa Can
southern wool 2eg@ ;iec inc dcialnc 33i2c fine
merchantlbc. 222c; I'M unwnshcd, l92a@oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
WANllINGTON.
-
CANES N OTHER CITIES.

r;s.;ue ,nriI o1-Iouisvillc defeated Chicago IN n
n,ovod game TODAY ,iumbcrt invinciMe until
w. xrh inning but after that the home team iouhu no
camilla in hitting him. Meekn ptchcc SV'f0N S'"''
Jennings end Kuhnc had great stops weather l"r' y"
tendance. 1000. The score; -
Louisville .............9 o o -
n CSicaco g. Ptchers-Mcckin and GuEpcrt. Chpre-
Sheridan. go oo hon,
ros,on Anil o1.-The League season was op'heu hcl'
,oav under dscouraginc circumstances the weather o'H
very bad. large crowd was present mci"o'hB "'N'o
rn.,su and staff 4 close and exciting game was played
~ hcb noston outgencrsllod the visitors. Welch made
Two star plays Bunnton pitched his h'st game anu
r.d that he has not forgotten his cunning Attendance
1875 Score: = q =
Ss;s5..n ,....,...-.......cc Z 9 D : Q Q 90
BasehltsBOston H. EaitimoS Gr5S5SbO''0n D.
cleveland. April GA crowd Of between 1000 and
sceo saw the opening game here to-day CAambiIa'h
was hated freely by club. while Young was H.
,,cihc in the box The weather warm ana HmeWhlu
damn from a heavy rainfall in The morning Score;
9c3s,;lSs1, ....:....fi Q Q . 81
Rasehrs-Clo,oland Is Cincinnati . Errors leNeiand
. Cine matt ,. Ptchcrs-logng ana ChamoelI''n' III"
indianapolis, April o1-TolcdoIndanapolis game post
popc1 grounds
Omaha April aI.-No game: wet grounds.
Plttsbulg April @1Iitts5ure-St Louis bail game post
poncd on account OF rain.
Columbus April observation-disclosures game poS'
poncd on account ci wet grounds.
Cambridge ATr Il t>pccia The Harvard freshmen
ho.t tho Grown freshmen afternoon Go. In we'll
i,,l ,,an. The features of the pitching
OF Reed and Harwood. and Two home runs oy NcAu'''
Of Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
GEIIN And PEODCCE MIRKE1S.
rrArrrrs or NV YoeK prALIxcs.

FEATURES OF NV Y0'K DEALiEGS'
The wheat speculation wa fd,ly ac'lcc ycsicr''' .
the transactions IN o,ton- falling only hlil' "'i'"
900 coo bu-acls There were smrp advances after
ilc opcnnc ON covering of shorts bat the weak tone
If Tho public cnbc, Induced late selling. and the maj
change, were losses of . I'm cent. The -p'i mirfl
va, of Iio3s cent, bat l1&OOO bushels were tthcl
tor export. 49,. .,.
Corn wa, dun and weaker on rlmors That tGlc
had been 70 settlement between the bears ava tne
Chca-, bnll clique The net loss $. however were
only innng. spot lot, declined cent, and Shippers
made no purchases. .,
Oat- wcre slow for the options. and price, eiS !
off i cent. spot oats wcr. H. demand ANA chIcd
ii 0ng al tn IL cent. ,.,
Lard wa, dull and easy. No -1lc' We reporter
for cXuort although 900 ucTccs wcr' dealt in on the
spot. 1900. - ,or....
Whc4i-Ap!4l % =. May 80 -. Jun" 20 :, july
80, August - = cents. III,
Cun-April 80 81 May - 3S, JAM 10 . - July
fG. August 40 Ii cents 80 80, o., .
Cats-Apnl - -, MAY 81 -, June ~, July '5 . .
cent. $500 - .cc,
1lc receipts OF grain aud flour reporter Nc>urhy
a New Yor., Ilhladc pla Baltimore ana Boston we're
-, follows: Wheat, @Gl,Oli bushels; corn, 3oi'"Di
bushels: oats o.. 2J2 bu~hcs; total grain o-I'
bushels: nonr. 3IAA2 package. AZ chicago, Nh
YANKEE and 81 Louis the arrivals were Wheat. a..
III Lu-hcl5 corn, 5000 bushels oats o. ~
bushels: total grain, 4sD,49G bushels; honI -o'olo
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday lay in its old nut
Some nominal In activity recorded In the
option line 80, 900 barrels being dealt in, against
13OOO barrels on Wednesday. AT the stock Exchange
oil business was wholly neglected. There was small
decrease in the output OF the Mcdonald field and this
gove 81 slinhtly Grmcr tone to the option market AZ
Ter advancing from 80 12aj 80 cents 10 30 81 cents the
close yyas unchanged at 50 Ia cents Refined quota
lions were unchanged at 610 cents per gallon In bar
,cls and GgO cents in cases. Foreign quotations
Antwerp ii flames; Bremen, $50 marks; London.
Ia pence. - ,..,o., ,r.,,, ...,,c.,o. ..,oa
Oh CITY April Ia Ion,t i'3t c Idc9 ~ ogic
ssl;s IS 900 bbis ealane,S 10000 bbl'; shpments
954sa bbis; runs, 3D. 15o bbs -
" Pftsbgry Apdl 2l-National Transit ccf.incites
orened at 5osc closed at o3+c; highest. $685. lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Ealt more. April ol.-Fi0ur active UNCHANGED. k ne,
ccipts -.-40 bbls shipments. 1877 bb.- SAFES ."on
b1lS. Wheat strong for spot du 70: lutulNS W. :
red. spot and the month, aGc May ~ > )" 80, JUN
29.SfH bush: Stock 5sG.lG7 bush. sc --'VoO DnSi'
southern wheat rmer Fuliz. 0l03'c' Ioh9DeiiH' %
97c. Corn Un-etjled and higher. M N'' Hi, ~ a.
the month. i9c gsNc.. MAY, i1c, JhEr' 80 . ," 7Y'
JUL. 36 ic astci: sioamci n,iN i1@ a. ,ot
ccipt, GJ.327 bush slhpHenis. du'2," bi,H' A'VA'
4eJ .09J bush: sales. 1890 bu-A. >outne.h com
higher: whit. 47afcc: yellow. 47o 90. Va's h'i'
-. = vait" Western. b., - lc: VI. MIMu e.,
- =" :.'c. Receipt, 1000 bush; ,t0.h ll3'2d
bush. Ryc quiet no. =. o1c asked Ecceids. ~
bush. took; 55.45I bush. Hay very Irm; good To-
clo.cr timothy. IA 30" 80 20. Grain irgn.S qW pe
Enrhrncei. tton nominal: wihiiin= 'c lr9
visions steady. unchanged. Buiter hrlh uh'Ihh =
Egrs steady. 10 lie. Coffee dull; Rio cnr@oes iar
/ - G ppcr firm; refined unchanged Nn'S'e'
firm. - 230 - -.
Eulralo. April Offspring wheat full ana weak No
! hard, % lie, No. | Northern, 81 l--c' no. 40
- DOE: winter wheat In fair demand. light supply
3 No. = rcd soid at DC cars sold AT 90 Pc
amber sold mt 92c: cars ". white soil at g'0
% -. Corn unsettled lut generally easier; Slc'.
car, ~. = yellow AT 1j 1icniJ l-2c; cars do III
- BIC on truck: IL do at iJ0 - lie In store
in store ut - lie: 500 bush No In store ~ It,
cats easy ! NJ. > white M - li0 % 2c' >
cars NJ. 3 white ut d 1-i034 lee cars No. ;
mixed nj 20 | 20. BARLEY quiet: s1lc~. 1000 bush
low grade western at 30 l2c: Rye dull ora nominal
- ~ 20: I'VE nGHr. - S.0 81 90. Win feed
quiet and casy. Canal frclghts-Whoat. 1204 5-6c
corn. 4 1--0t lie Recoipt---llour. 81 900 bhlS
wheat 3G0.OOO bush: com. 1i7.opO bush ship
mcnt'-Flour. ID 900 bbls wheat, $4,000 bush; corn,
1900 bush oats % 900 bush.
Chicago, April 2i1hc leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEI,-thc >pot movement fairy ''l.Nr. hut N
t},y o. >cli'r-. TIE .l k,C "'o
lue weak he sairs l.pUu la, SO a. lr
quotation: icO bags do arrive also a laC 1000 BAG NJ
q. cost and freight a: H.; LOCO te7 40 g. II 1910
and freight. and 200 bugs 40 l"'c II
The mild erairs dun but steady. Sales. ijc bags
Blcardna uea q; 23+d.3hc. ana 800 mats imor. on w
Futures tOptlautd duh aud the trading was
without important feature. Prices declined 5dlO uont on
call. ihc cioag decline
ayr and Hamburg bo;l reported mark Is London
onca quotations At 10 Aplil. 90, Va Mif
SOS June 5S July 5j- Gj August. J6s 81 ScpteH
br, 81 I'd. ~, Official RIO cable quoted First Ordinary
90 ko-i. II C0O food second 40 ko>. 10 300 c\-
change private. - 1SGc; receipt, in Rio, 1000 ba@s
Rio sock. 200 bags Rio n1IAot weak; receipts in
Santos 1900 bags santos X, $4,000 hag> sane,
market inactive 'ood A>cf.ec Santo, 10 500. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Aprh 81 fSpeclah.-No;hing sensational de'
ycloped In the com deal today Nay sou Div" ''r
and gs c,Its and closed at ar cents The pat c'cH
were It'll IN direction Of preventing any Hu me-
hr Cudihy, were ycre ,lrra slOuad 10 oc. Ilst
i.ivnr, around 4. coats. Ihrrc WIS I'I'''
.rt .n,,t 81 li'tl, saor, Ia" OIL tn Hooi F'" put
al f,OrO b.saris ia fact, however, IL va n"I Vh,
t,J II. tl,t Ihrt Is no acw phase 90 th unlpu', on
IN Crdah,s have MAY line 81 about 1'upuoV nl,"
lust what has 90 Ia" QUINN me d" ON ', ~
Know. Ihffr some Prospect thtt u' "iii,' w. ~
have noel t. Fight Armour outht on uilo '"ll "il
H.. ilt.,r snff,d IT, dgylng machine t0htJ ana can
t,ru ont about 80 600 bu-hd, 81 contract NY, Nv
weather continues as favorable !Or nun hihpil"t"n :"
IL coull b. Ti,rrr cAtrloIdlhnfF rIH
the Mc,t. two inches. or III car To- ~
,,t. fnur ,rtcpt. the cstuatH for Ftida' "l 81.
Thr plan extremity l. 10 milk tn nMrhcy ns h,E ~
ro.,6lc Without advancing Tho Price anu "" ~ ga,
nd unql.ut 4, WhoDp Pep up our 81 sliht W..
vas stcliy villain mod rate rinsr. Np, '"'" Ti Iii
sol .rg Ga cof- and closed 1T So ccit- ne tllh
III frosty wcaihcr Frrurc airI "a" pr iicti O,
Y,,' ,,irt beln,I toward TIE sr1 linr'. F'rlf HE"
rortinncs a :, mr.. The indiic"ncr OF c1b,'s -
,.. mic. Nii incapolis and Duluth hal %oi ciI7 VIZ
-. d., ln svtinihy with corn. MAY sod b,t""h
.gs and 3s cent. aud closed st -. cents IN ~
tori demand creating some bHli MIR '''''''"
-. r,t6rr ul.n withln moderate rilec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

,,, Anil 81 I H. m.--Cc..on-1h, ale, Of ne
day nc9Gc 500 lnl Anerican rparo' ei",d l@r.i1
u.I',S,,v i1.Gida3 5s.6id. AlHN and Nav delivery
5iGida sGId; May and June deiyM "a ~ is ci
JiIy and august delivery. oaGid buyr. Au@l;t .ad
iCt%o ,Gid September and O"tlb"f delivery. f-Gicr
5.Gid Octobcr and No'emh'r delivery. Hda sbIa
c.l''.. ,o, Aurl 9f.-Cot.0n-iioday-N NJ. aud gro -
recci, Coz baIcs exports Colstwse. 22il bales stock
%o,,olF Aprn 2I.-Cotton firm: middlmg. Gee; low
mltllinD cflcc: good Cfdinlry. sac net aud gross
,c Iics cxnorte Coas.wlse 20cj bal. :: sales.
% bales stock, 3o.GSO eiles. ,,,, ~, -,
Savannah Aufl 2l--SolIon' urn H!uu4ihs' o~N' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
LIVE STOCK MAEKETs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Eufalo Nprll 2l.-Catilc- crpts for the last
twenty four hours 90 head total Tor week thu, iar
. $40 head for time last week. D.'.o head .
consigned through. 900 b ad to New YORK. lrO head
on sale. 80 head opened strong. closed rIru, light
Ia god steers - 4O0 ~ -. INT COWS and heller,
~ 25a - ~. IIogs-Ecccpts for IN" last twenty four
h0ur. 1880 head total for week thus far. nli'ap
head for same time last week. 1880 head, con
signed through. 1900 head 10 Ncw-l0rk. 300
D. ad OH sale. 300 head. opened lo0 l5c lower.
clo.oi weak heavy grade. - 20, packer. ana
medium ~ 20: yorkc--. good 10 best - -on - -
do pig and Hight. - 15o - 20, -uol Heavy ends
- 25d - co: pig. good To- l",t. ~ s""~1 80,
do common. -ap- 10 fair. Sio - 30. a--nrii i"u-'
rf0 - - common rOuch-. 80 sou - -. Ttis'
=, 7jo - -. sheep and LAmi--Kcccp', Tor me
in- tveut' four hDuis. 1900 head. tIial Tor "c,A
tnu- far - 200 head .nl same ttmc list wceN
- TOO head isncd through. 1870 head Co. Nc"
York. q. 80 head ou sale. 1i'o hrni, opened 100
10 lower for lambs ana weaker iur sheep. 'l"r'Fl
weak. with -omc hch over. sheep. extra fancy WOOL
- sou - 90. good f. th"c.. - - - 49, inlf
ia good - son ~ culs aui common. ~ 90" - 80
e,ipred common 10 h,-t. - 2,o - 80. l-nl- Sli
10 ,Atra WeJ. - JOor1 20 flt 10 f'oi do. 70"
: fo Gun. Ia common - 55a - ~. clipped. common
to best gu - 80. spring iawi,. fair 20 e'oI go -
- Lou-. April IL aiilc-E'orlpi-. LOO htH &.
rug,Ict active ard sim going mp. Eir - choice
tatiya steers - roo - %. Texans and Indian. al
,la.>.. - con - IIo.~-Krc"ipt-. s'hi neal :.
-i,ipuoui.. coo head market opened - HIGHER. nd
vance lost. and olo-cd weak. fair to riOir" heavy
- 43c ~ go: mixed. ordinary 40 good. Sl"' -,
ii.ht fair 10 he-t. - 35o+f -. Shr"p-Krc iui-
300 head Late amrhc', steady 1T the late advance &,
good native mutton. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
LIVE STNHk MARKED.

TII1IT1
80 New-Nolk. THURSDAY A!iH @l-Bf.EN IS-h.,no'Pi,N,
= tdiio@' or 800 h,ad an ioa 'NlrS '' tr nv
exception q" one carlcai, when was soii o" PI'' '''
le,!ing STEADY. ., d. , tito, -, csjol.o for
l'N cf'ssd bc' ttln' hrm anu s''il AZ H..
Ordinary to choice natiNe s'ucs eA' seI'oN" o0'"''
o'HR'"s rfa99g. ,t >,tn.,, Al cattle and IN
y" ld1'f cane niNI''@' ,hip"n'''S ~ N"'''' N w
'her2 on me Tinidtd t. - rmiiai and M trade Nom
Gitl-' II toNS-No lI'@n -, covrs
ilaly nm at s-oGt'o p h'ai 10, poor :" Tv i;G
49, i'>-is'' alit' 'p az, u. - I'D -, I,t iyo
O. orth-~t ana 80 AT oincI mars, - anu a. ~ i,
b--lI N,Fl ~ th' I' o'n -, T. wh 49, han 3oo
hhNG slicS lhi prices 70 - ~ ,t,.L co,,
uh.oa ail uechS 10 "a q, TOW cXipS ,ccctrd
mon TO choice Nea, sod ~ "a az 800 c,vn ~
ChA'N NJ DC D"V''Ih'lN' ~ -"''' '' N'
3d3l2c. .., =, ,, s,,,,or
Ma such Waterloo mas been clc9"nt,Iu ~ t',i
In many ycaiS - that when mas al,h ur"' unS
when T. remembered that t' l. ONO caves Sou mere
the days most eases Oh tlc laIh from
to per aud thIt the average price received on TINS
that losses nave bl tremendous - conrl'ed with
las, Thursday. prices today are 20 pr ID iuNe .
brcs-,d cllvr- had no rite muir ur, storm i
diminishing uir No'nLr =" tf'u, Ii, -, o. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
PAIN STOPS THE GIANTS.
M CONTEST WITH WASHINGTON.
uvo GAMES WILL BE PLAYED TO-DAY ON THE
HOME GROUNDS.

The rain Yesterday prevented the opening OF the base
M season in this city and Brooklyn. Extensive prep'ra
tO'' PARK for the first championship battles Of IN
- and there was much disappointment anon" DaScOHI
,,,ks because the gamcs had to be- 20 tponed Ihcfe
IN no TWO games at the POLO Grounds to-day as thS l.
,be only way the Giants viii be able 70 pay Oh "'"
w ,oned games The first game Will begin at p M
ocond gorc will start =, soon a. the hi-t ha'
- en.hcd Ticrnan has recovered from his mum -
md will BE- found in his old place. right Held Iud.o"'
In will be run on the elevated railway between anu
a n H. for the accommodation Of The crowd \" NV.
,s issued by the club for Yesterday VIII b' 40Od LOT
VI The teams viii be mad. up follows;
ID ~ york WASHINGTON:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
TILE EECOEDS.
1rAGrr CANES today.

rrookvn ". Philadelphia a, Eastern Park. BIooklln'
New.York ". Washington, at Polo 'loun1s "t"i OiA
Eo,,oa Vs. Baltimore, =; Boston.
Cleveland vs.. Cincinnati, AZ Cleveland.
PittsLurg vs.. St. Louis. At Pit,,Ourg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

4 lacrosse match will be played by teams from Lehieh
,-n,versitv and the NcwNork Athletic Club at the Polo
Grounds on SATURDAY. April 30. at p. III. The New.
york Athletic Club will hold smoker for members ana
their friends in the gymnasium OF the clubhouse beginning
NJ 6 30 D. m. the same day.