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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY rELEGRApn.

Buffalo, April 13.-Cnttlc-R,ceipts lasO "a
hour. 20 head total for the wcc, ihu, far. 5.sl 10
head FOR same time last week. $3.50 head; moth
iu- doing, the above load came in lat" Yesterday AID
WIS sold feeling steady. Hog,-Kcceipts last -
hours. 1850 head total for thu week thu, far 1000
head for lime last week. -. 80 head consigned
through. $50 head; 10 New York. $500 head. on
SALE 800 head market strong, good packers. > OJ~
- TO- pig. - 9Ja - -. sheep and lamha-Nc
cfpts last II hours 1000 head; total for week thus
fiI. 2l.OO head for Same time last week. 1900
head. 10 New York. loo head, nothing doing for
want OF stock: feeling firm.
-. Louis. April Observation-Disclosures, 1000 head
shipments. 500 head. market tOc lower on all kinds {.
fair to choice native steers. S0 - 30: fair Texans
and indian steers. an grades. - - 80. Hos
Receipts. boo head, shipments LEO
head market opened strong: closed
lower: fair 10 prime heavy. - 450Si 50: mixed. or
binary ia good 81 - 30 -lt. fair t. best. - 3)o
~ 3D.. ~hc.p-Hcccipt-, 100 head; shipments 800
head: market steady; fair % choice native muttOns,
- 1Jc -j -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago April Il (spccial).-Wheat was dull and
Inclined rather TO be weak. May opened ut 80 81
,old "a, low rs 10 IL, and closed at 70 34@1o rs
cents The increase on passage was sO5,OOO. Fine
weather weak clbie ana small eabOard clearances all
contributed to a rather bearsh market. IL was no en-
courugemeut to those who were believers in wheat
that Partridge was the best buyer. The selling
seemed to be led by New-NOrk. The worlds wheat
shipments to Europe. 5.6fO,OOO bushels. were htIc
laracr than the week before hut still considerably
under the estimated requirements. message from
Kan,a, city said that growing weather WdN disclosing
more damage in winter wheat than has heretofore been
imagined. Corn was barely steady. May opened at
10 30. sold "a low as 40 ana closer
at 10 Ii cents. There were only -.
cars: the estimate for Wednesday was only
$50. Low grades OF cash corn continue steady
Trade generally looks for lower prices under favorable
conditions. Oats were about Is featurclesa rs they
could be. May sold between % IA cents ana
>, - cents. and closed at p - cents Inc
receipts 23l cars, ran over little. The estimate ior
Wednesday was lao small stocks are helplhS
+, maintain prices. Provisions, were almost altogether
without fluctuations. Business has been given up u
changing for the last few days, packers buying the May
and selling the July. May pork sold between 9lO ~
and SO o. and closed at $40 o. May lard, between
- and 80 30 and closed at SO II May ribs, between
81 81 and - 90, and closed at - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, April l. 40 p. m-beet aud pork ~
fair demand. Hams in good demand short cut aDo9
~, ~, ~, ~ NJ Ann AZ A:i. Bacon I'm poor demand
cumberland cut nbout - to 20 d. firm at 3ss shoi
,lb about - 10, firm vt 31s. Cheese In poor deilahu
Tallnw In poor demand. Turprntinc In fair demand
Ro-in in poor demand Larl-Splt ana mtutcs; ~
moor demand: prime Western spot. steady al Us
knr dnll at 33s: MAY and June dull at 33s % Mhc
I'm fair dcnnnd No. red winter, steady at IS 20
N " > red spring steady at = I'd. Flour In ttlI
demoud Corn-Spjt. IN poor demand; INJURIES III
Glr demand; mixed western spot. steady NJ i' 49,, so
,nril dun ut 4. > I'd: May duh mt IS I'd June
dnI Mt Is l l.od. Hops at London-Pacldc Coast
There Is nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

Receipt. Cor vooa -i.3,s IAf5 LNp'ri- for 49, b" o',
q .,u ,,at,.ri tc following ,>l.u.t'. .,,a OF ta.
r.,r..t uH.ru ,eft !Iy cot.i+ te j. .ui.Ii situation
l.o.ea vh.a Co., gao. De- .o-' eor" ,......,.,.. .
,au p, laI, o. ta- -..u % Oh. y'.s. parable. D" e."
f. >rfI b., o. new hutcr. tpt O. lat' the market 80
,.a.. 10 -...-. however o. la,- h,t merely ho cg.-
u.tahr aI. rir- ~ have b.n mao. cary .n o. "lht" n'
f.Il-Ir tir market HIN, 10 Dpeu-d N-er sole i't
ldul' td GOD. ia-,e ara ne,g9tc Fipg nAfa - tl,
,ltne Oh outoftcwn uad' and mahr 1iy .','ch.nt
~ consumption Of iattf At al ySnt Lyea our !,css.
il1afcl, tac 1inSi Sad w. nifkct dragsa a.oas
YEARLY only and tDen bong fcl.yyd Dg few day >
aT @dns c, IN NO. rom se& ~ %s and a. thc god.
b little talo urY lost S4 cAa1cc o. sa.e eA.eR =,
pic' which in NJ nalR rrc,vei" did Jy iesi u.1S ,
T. o. S %. a ,sa" 'ss % pa"s a sSo Gepas us.
D ye sspcct' re hot ur as.s ',, so enS a
"a vtng brighter ~ holerS ehandoned every hope
"a 49, mas" -; ss@p SG.S Il. rs AZ week y ana P sd
hIvr a,ruated light along IN spite Of The mod"nie -
oeiIt and hard persistent eiors 70 scn only hoI ',
b story. ComIlct- ilaiiDn took possession 81
I'm BUYERS and -clefs. ana tine 10 pQ--.bl"
N name figures which could b. AZ all relied on Pro,
nat were cuIrnt early tho day were Often cut d2c
before ght and rcIors only foy-olght hours Old read
IKE ancient hhtoIy.'
These were The conditions up the Close Saturday.
~ by l0-I dealers and feeling That he break hero VIII
divert goods other markets. have combined 10 chick uc
arc now opposed forcing nnch ~ an advance but 70 is
natural expect lttlr rebound from so great decline
tat probable that consumption Is mcr asnR SUI
0crnv a ,r current receipts. ana "e ought % have
day, sales though top rate ans made only for perfect
quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

National Transit pipeline certificates were active
and firm at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange yesterday, news Of a decrease OF 15O0
barrels in the flow at the Mcdonald field. The sales
reached % 900 barrels at 59 $50 57d59 1-S cents
Refined oil In barrels unchanged at $40 cents,
in bulk at 800 and In at ESQ., crude In barrels
at $40 cents and In bulk at $50.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, IA francSi
Bremen, marks, London, Ia pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

December -. &c.. q i4,.. ~ .v-.y1r..
7s2c9 iqgs lalt@a995e 2.?g l.s 1 oe'-' i'''
bags Galveston ''.''' '' .'.-' ,.,,.......
CHICORY-Stesdy, with I'-It a'a-"-. .. .'i'@ @
Rise' iec i' Enc, 3 5e velo ,o. 5se.
CofO.-In fil. demand WIN 1H ,.Dl iNr ~ 3D. '-.
r,N1 ia H. Caracas 154l5--. Tiln.tld 49, lt..
Culyaquil, l7aljc. ., - .. t ,,
kind Of stock. N..l--- s-o2L, ana he'd- a'o.o p.
ii 80 S5n.h 81 i5 old -loos without heic- 800 3D..
nm IN ok, and .c- 70 81: fuu pine. IS 1'r IS
ru,r bol.b,ld- 80 hoops D. fe.t. s5C4-34. j. l..t
s-.csaJ.
i.lle,tgeYt 10 ST.. SO 10 promises l..,. b.. eaf
us tsde s. c>r.D .i.t. CONF. -.fe-t 4r" c-A
tied IT, last rs,- '-
pot lais uade .- ~ --D-- III. "..'
81 ~ lo- - .r 81. ,..c.
rs WIS., Ti ~ '' .. I.- ... -
I'l.s" t''- t..'fr. t..r D.. ...- r,n.,. "A q. i.-
I'D - ..,.. BIS t.t,... AID f. ffII asa
-. :, - 49, IN ms -,I l..-s L.aN .l-.4y t.t
quoted VI o." ~ ~ ''' '..- go ei..,i. -,rs
eA,4 $50 .i.-r ..' -.., .,u' T.. I'D. demand.
= az az .! ., 81 81, .i b.. a. ..iti Nv, ...ot.l
tt'N. az IL x" '-- .,.' f,,,fn
AZ l14l5-c 10. Dli' "i4. 10 no., NO.. ,.iv
2JC-le. 1s - size O.. -'t-.. "a e." @lr .--.'1 - 49,,
Al . ove - 90 - We @'' = -" . Tan i-
Co4!.y; Orange hlo' a p w. o.. - ~ boz =, o.,
stllr a. tQ-el ald ili~ih T,i. L.N at : ~
tafU. Ammonia IN ii-AI l'''' u NY III" az ..d.. ~,
N li1-td d.n~hu Dlt eiiliii-ee, non 80 1911
. IL on SPOT. some -iie, 'f 4aie a'!4l. 'iS' III
a. D.. Bleaching po"t-' nm Gtoe;1 o. = zoe Il -
ftnLYlOial. ~ lJorI - Toy lo-i-h "dl.A. "'o.g =,
4ZGi'sr. GytciIhc about SJalf. WIN l2it u'I"i"
l4o4iac fOi drums onc yt.s dhA Ia<a4 -. 90 ~
continue, IN goe9 .oDl.s O. IiHn ~. Ai'pR
quoted a. 4@Golc. Gnu NHch4- a, r. hio%1 nd
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= --'''.-''-.- & pl',''yi ,...i'-'''iT ~ ~
MirI~- no l' f'oli a' =. ,.a QUIT ,,5,-.
change sile a.- v.ees .epo,r 1A,ir la- ..n no m
a.-., ,. os.c aa 5o. ,,ta, lo,, 40 pIi"..
Erse5, e. o hesg , NO, 1g N s9. ~ Aet o
grades anH. -lts:If tflt, ranges
a. slaa..o, Is f5r I'll ,oa aud s3i Tor to,n.s,
sTLiL HAlI>-lae cjn1laaton - -, To De noin-
however 20. .n.t. ... loirfi. 3D.. ln'faet FOR i,Aa
l--, Is lA. .. M,'h Il ,.., II III i ..~
...II> 1aacs on nshes ,,.a 'oa .l'-....
ri.. as, ions J.I. AL zoos. IT, D--..laf No. 5-r
o- common a oa. o,--..-.afiI1Ii'-A hnn market 90
'N0LA->rs -F,,.fan FOO light request: cuba % t.-t.
p ,.,,....' ao'' ~ 1,l ,,,.' !" I.,i... ~
i.saa. lsa. roo E,,o Hc.,.,...,.',.,. o...
ro. ,' '.r, 1l -I ..a,t .t'.'.. I.o'.d ST.
a1 a5.l sa.I .Ii5: .ssl -. d -; 1
~, g. s.> -;I,. W., -. W. ~ -s n,
oIL-,l o..t...o a.. ....et .oian..... NY 1.n.
B. BE-. ..a..r.a.. d. d. -' . aqs
Il2 & s''' y Yea O,l' . no. 81 .rn g,,.
:. ~. .ol.s y',l' pa Do sr I'd :e',c: ss'o,;
~. d. t'ia',, y 20 olt 81 town ~. a D. pin. g.
M ~. a. t,'och.I Sl.,,r 10 ,,tr, n scbe6
aeF lg .le 81 zoe o. l ea..5a ping TO-.
q Seios;a So'i Is soa .Ssl srd, S?3&ei@ ~:
dnl wntr Soc: DO beached winter 5sc do eStra
S~aehet2 Dc 5} S rd , ap2s5ad DE , rcd
i'7 ~ g Go9 F iiI, n sc. o.oc,. ,7,a IN u,o
,i.,,il f,eoti ~ o, r,,t,iia1 .,t'u 80 S,,,
sem 20 be any change or r1ot % he Isoraet steam
liD of VIII, ' and ,a, ar t,b VIZ IL egoh.el
qr1ncc LII Yesterday ana to.dsy b1is 40 900 Gs,h
o. "ei' "oHN O l''Y' .. ~ "hu - ~ pm Ei.,
Cotton 7Cd 100 boz bacon fo next rk li ~ 81 hs
H,i,'f I'm MI, Ma IN ,tlrd ~ l,,t in d.lyhir
y orr io ordeF- at 2, iod on = 900 Qt- grain prompt
tRGVlsIoxs -poPK-Had a very quiet day. with
! Ipb,I- inclfcr.n' Ic,, remain A. quoted lat 10
-al,s lcpnrtd. Me.s quoted a. ;940a7lo iCg Cd apd
llIufIl % for nov snort crl, az Jua - % iunil
- 75a12 30; eXuo pi.nc. $50. BEEF-Qnct. mt
-t3 % - h I-l si'S @ t M - '' Extra 0d
ms. ia t.. 81. 4sl7 .EHLf HA4s-rnehanacd snd
pa,t Old quoted h,re a. 81. 80 at We-t JanqsT and
IN 'f1TSfflAfS -St55aIy maintained in pho. vim rather
laoie d1sand for belle. Sale. Loco J. peuN
E o. 80 I.S S, G' oi, I'D ai i 5.,o; pcfa
af orc q 5 ". no. VIBDi AZ SicS@o NAV
shof' gI SEQ 2 a. 5@ ,GT and n "cdtrs>,
request quoted a. Cc for zoo M DC for [s4 p 90, TOT
ll6 n SIC TO- 40 p pig. ctaO'sc ..LAltD,oPt
cent,ed IN What both here I'D a. we We0,[ .fh9.,
,clrr non iualN Piht p"'I DO 80,
sals. 1000 ~s' "'O' ,o c''Ihg a. H lc y, Fsgd
Coauaei quote o. Sol a, soe 's'
Asa'' ,iol a. look Oh an cfd demand. nodersts
tc,ips AID favorable Sraef' by 54e ,o ''' aus,
r. lny ''n1 ,ye.t,rn cNfras 21a2eqc; cseamofe
$500 gt. .O62lc: s,.o.d5 1870; thirds. lCa
IL. >tltc turY, Aan iNS' ",1 tsI, ~ Vel
i,-' t3p-0r 90 40. ono ~. we,,,
In ,oo crer G G. ~, iGI7 9S:' 1rond.. ~
fhnJ., Ilct " ,--'.' d IN, 'l5r. d. SEC.
arts l3,c; factory ond DAIRY lhid. I5' .Gl. ,5Dit.
I'd b,.er-We-tIn cr,n35 nHri , ,."a i"" TO-,
ee da.r, '".r, @ M. t"t r., a. ": VIZ
en- ra.t.rv and dairy, ltDl It e. III ihI s d WIZ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
r,,popp,v FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. April l., p. m.-Con.os, 10 "a Io'
money and 9G 5-IG for the account; New-lo rem
syyann and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 10 j s. 'aht
dian Pacific, 81 -, Ehc. 81 - do second con
al. 100 IS. Illinois Central. lO1 - 81 ianl
cannon II II. Money / per cent PariS adNlCer
ouotc per cent rcntc, N 90 francs % c'hlm.a loI
IN. account. and Eychausc on London at 20 francs
rs centmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

loa,.,. prove 9ygio for, every o.l,equnement Of
70; 80. !. S$a55c Michlgan \ rl'ce. zlS
2dc; Xxx Ohio hesee' az 2sa2Se; isll Texas lGa
ping california tNorthern l7a22c; spring do South.
xxx l9al6c; fan California (Nosth.rnl. l5alsc IAN do
.ouhc1ul. Odi4c southern WOOL 26d27c; line delsine.
9sic; fine unmerchantabe, e22c fine unwashed, 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore APRIL 12-Flour fairly active unclaimed
receipts. s.7o7 bbls, shipments, 600 IBIS Sae';
I.1j0 bbls Wheat-Unsettled and lower, No. red
spot % lfa0l I-sc: the month, % la OF &c MAY,
~ IA g2 lie: June. 81 1-oc; steamer No. rcd,
e. Ia c eeP 6 n Go4oi s o@ 9 Wheat easy
Fulu, so 05c; Loneberry, 9$cG 81. Corn 'iSg9y
mixed spot. 4G aIa49 sc, the month, 90 40 %
rs Use July, 4Go - lie steamer mixed ~ ~
A. ID receipts. 3O767 bush shipments, 20 4
bush; Stock 2,723 bush sale 25I 900 bush
southern corn, white weak, 41d4ic, yellow, ste;ly,
47afsc. Oats-Steady No. white Western, $50
b lie; 10 mixed Western, "a 1850; receipts
> = 3-lc asked receipts 1889 bush; Stock 147 90
bush Hay-Firmly held good TO choice timothy
81 500 SD 80. Grain lrcghtS dull and easy Cotton
Firm. mddling. &c. Pr0vlsons-Stcady, unchanged.
Cone.-St.ady: Rio cargOe5 fair; No :, - 3 lc.
lnttcr-suady, unchanged. Esgs-steady. unchanged.
cjaa s 5','' Whi-Iev St.Sdy. II 52asl -
Cincinnati. April l2.-tlour dun Wheat weak; 9oS
Rye dull. -5c. Provisions quiet. Whiskey steady
e,lcs. 80 bills .-..
onion. over Nav, % 7--c; july, - 34a7s 7-oc.
r,rn firm cash 36 Pc May 3j sc. July, 30 Lac
0at, finn: cash, - 3-ic Did Nay Soc PORK q,ilet
,taudsri, so 81 2 irregular, $40 p Lard nomii-
ans 50 o. Whisky steady. 81 L.;
Buffalo. Apil I2.-No. l hard wheat dull, closing ut
az irgS az: 1000 1ush No. Northern -old at
do , -ic closing at Ole: 10000 bush NJ. l Northern
\, T. LII asl,,, NJ, closing Winter wheat weak
! Wiite sold at o3 200i %. Corn scarce and un-
cttl-l, closing at inside price, GirS No yellow
so. 3ycllow sold AT - lie; cuS No' :
corn sid at 11a - Lac . sIrs No;
a7c ,:' 8 c,rs No White sold at 500: ears No. 3
W rl,v S ',. orcrnss very HIGHT, Sc bid for ~ ,
Western rye nominal Iio9 C es;sE best | Pr IN
..tvdy and unchanged Rccelpts-Wheat. 10000
bush: corn. 100000 bush; cats. 1000 bu>h. ship
mcnts-Wlcat 10000 bush; corn 6LO0O bush
Chicago, April 1.-The leading futures ranged as foi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

Oil City, Penn, April 12-Natonal Transit Certili
cates opened 59c hghest 59e lowest 5oic closed
5se sales i9S oCo G6s eSa,o1pGgs 10000 bbl';
Pittsburg, Penn, April t2-Natonal Transit Cetun-
opened at 5S4c; closed at 594c highest o9sc
lowest 5s7ac.
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FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Receipts # apples moderate, aud the market show
ing little stronger tone positively choice grades, ontr
ing are however quite generally u ordinary qual.g ara
all inferior stock urgently offered at easy prices tlondA
moderate receipt ana OF Very irregular qit
ty fancy stock r. foirly steady but Dis coarse pthy
stock j. hard aud has be olcicd 40 very mod
prices GOod demand for choice ripe straw berries anu
such would readily reach outside quotations OF more; but
N. md MArl u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

Receipts for week. 1905 bbs and 49474 Gases Arrivals
otnued yerv eh M 10 the close OF La, week, but under
free Offering. from the heavy 1ccumua'lons III store price
ado mo- rthsr advance m fact at the close O the week
% s,.cr FELINE wa, developed with sales at 14altAr. 50
lar this week arrivals have been larger but the demand o'
.sr want bas bccn largo enough prevent further
tettng in prices The market is however no more an
t,dv and Tho quantity Of stored goods remaining q be-
nd tolefbcr 9Th tie advics u liberal fresh supplies t.
arrive during balance give The Impression thai 10
irroyfurnf in irccs con looked Duck eggs IT.
ot supply and quite hrm. Goose more plenty AMI
lower. IN
northern OHIO lad and Mich. pew laid fancy. MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
CHEESE.

Receipt, for wees. 1880 boxes Exports. l.fuJ
hove. Movement light sId market much uhsriliol
On tee na ibblnf ooot former Iete, ar co
lois bat holders would he glad 20 sell lines OF ~, ,l
quality ut 1l2c. Shippers have cabed that pro.
~, dr,,yinp orders, Recent weather has ahectrd
he condition Of many lots. aud this has sd1rd 20 te
c.,knr-s u position. ~ begins 10 Iooa aa II thrle
- too much st6ct left foI the season Of year NeW
chre-e are arriving. only small lot are mostly .h.u
and sell slowly 3aShc. shippers are le't'"s a
PENNSYLVANIA shn4, severely alone ana frcekcI "ouu
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NEW BUTTER.
OLD BUTTER.

Cr,anicrv Western summer LnA" IS az
Srf. dairy, tubs hfAns eNiri,.---- ---.---it 80,
snfe dairy, tub, nIlns, Ar-l' ~ az" .
Ct,t. dairy tubs or ikns. seconds ...-.- ..-. az,
state dairy tub, rkins, fOuTta ~ thlIuS ~ =?
NVo.far factory dairy ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week, OF pkgs; exports for week BOB
pkgs Holders Of eyapomt6d apples have made further
the hope o. attracting demand but only
moderate business has done and the feeling l. stt
weak. Sundrlcd sliced and quarters dragging heaV-
Peaches steady. Small fruit, in moderate supply. but
moNmg .-oNly. laI.1nLa fIuLs queer. ana prune
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cALcrrrA BUFFALO.

Middle l1cis. hwy 40 Il-tt bucks COWS. o.. a..
Liant boct, ..-.......3 a-i Nlld bic.,.cOWs a..
NJ d tn. iJcs-...-...-5 as Cnuls ........
N--n-h-. L.. -
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low. fancy creamery, u age, fine western. NGZlc'
oriully' isaI9c hne dalr.cs, lo@2oc. Eggs oteady.
Philadelphia, April l3.-Flour-Thc recent sharp de
elmo IN wheat has unsettled confidence ana there Is
very little disposition to trade Prices ~ hour are not
1uOaby lower. but II would be difficult 10 stimulate
Trade except at concessions Rye Hour qllet, IN
changed. cnolcc Pennsylvania, - % per Dbl Wheat
lover cable, and continued free speculative selling IN
AlcasO influenced further decline IN TINS market u
l2a1c. per bush There was some in9uiiy iOl EXPORT
but foreign orders were below WoFAIpc p,sS' anu
hero was nothing doing. No. red, APPEL, VI 3-i~
- lie; May 93a o3 l-@c. June, 9l@Dl g Juyl
o1oO1 lie. Corn offerings llgnt p!i.es % sP01 anu
April No >, In elevator. well maintained. FUTURES
beyond this inonth were weak, ana declined lac. IN
Sympathy with wheat Demand ior export was HshL
Local car lots We're firmly held, que.. No. mixed,
IN grain depot 46c. No. yellow, track, 40 l2c.
10 I-2c. No. J yellow, IN grain depot, ~ lie No.
=. in export elevator 4G "a 40 Pc. NO. mixed
II IA i5c.; July. Al 34a l5c Oats. offerings mod
crate market for car lots steady but local trade do
mand light Futures dull, l-4a3-4c. lower, IN sym,
patly with decline in other gram centres. NO
mixed. 30 lie, No. white, 3Ic.' uhgraded WHO
b 3-ic.; No white 30 l-2c do. choice 3gc NO:
June 36 34G37 1-4c.; July, SO 34G ~ &c. ITO
Vision, firm. fair jobbips trade. Beef, city family per
bbl 800 10 so; do. packet, 800 SO; smoked beef,
beef nams SI4 @ M pork S,b nles s6 9sT
er M lOa lie: do saltpetre cured, In tce 9G lOc
des clear ribbed In salt. l2c do do. do, smoked
do do smoked, 3-4a7c.; shoulders. pickle cured,
81 40 do do, smoked, lie bellies In pickle
7a7 Zoe do. breakfast bacon, l2d0 lee lard,
pure city refined, Zee; do butchers. loose, ga
! I4c.: butter dull. weak; Pennsylvania creamery,
extra ses25c. eggs. steady. PENNSYLVANIA hrsts, l5a
10 DC sugars. refined steady. quiet cut loaf, &c.;
cubes 5-sc.; extra powdered XNNN Sc. sandard
nowdcred 4 5-sc fine graduated, 4 3-5c. standard
d. 1 use; Crown a. dice. Crystal A, 3sc;
Confectionery a. lie; Keystone a, 1-Sc' FRANK.
lin r. lc. do extra C. 5-So.. Red star e, 34ci
Green Star c. 72lOOc.; Blue star c, II ldc Re,
cciptS-FOnr 5000 bbls., 400 sacks wheat f3,1OO
buih corn 10Y 900 bush oats, 1900 bush Ship
ncnfS-Wheat $4,000 BUSH. conn., 1900 BUSH; oats,
1900 bush.
ST Louis. April 12.-Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-U nsetted, weak aud huctuatipg closing lie
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WHEAT. NO. .

UuUtltON WtIt
wheat 75I.c No spring "hcnt, 74',c; no : I'd, So
No , corn, 100 No white oat-, I b. 321S12c; No s
mite osts O b. 30a3O2c No oats 2o's a-9c; No :
rye 7jc No barley 1oddOc NO haNseod % re prime
Tliolhy seed 81 2ldtl 80, moss pork, per Dbl 500
sl0 OIL, ar per 100 d. % l5as6 l73 snort ribs. sides,
n, - 81 - co. dry saed shoulders, boxed, ~ y a.
~ ,hort Gear Sides loose. 10 l. drO 30 whskey, DIS
e, finished goods per gal, 81 IS sugars unchanged
80 corn 3SLc No barley, b, 45G5Oc No barley
[ D D. - no.
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n 0MpAGNIE GENERALE Tlansatlantique,
uANIBTRG- AMERICAN PACKET co.

i Express service Southampton Uondon) and Ham.
MAGNIFICENT twin-screw steamers OF $4,000
h. D. This line holds the record for fastest time to London
and the Continent Spring sailngs, 40,
Columbia April IS, a. +. Bismarck June 9, II
+. Bismarck. May D, H. IN 4NctOFiaJ uhe - a. M
Aug Victoria May ~ am NSTmanaa Jane lg 10 a. N.
Hamburg. American Packet Company 81 Broadway, ~ Y
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NETHERLANDS LINE.

" FOR ROTTERDAM, PARIS AND LONDON.
s. 5 DIDAlt. wednesday april g az 10 80 a H.
First cabin $40 TO sj5. Second cabin, s!6 Reduced
tckct-. Seer1ge az low rates tor
guide and apply General sAgency, 80 BNsy
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Wa-en0use d-IIV7IIe7 -'0'- NTT ! - - ~
lag.. GalNaeton 800 ua-. .--- l---1- 49,
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
Harder

Book choosing. Harder
and harder every yeaar-unless
you kHO7O what you want. Not
one in a hundred goes to the
Book counter with mind made
up. Not one in ten but buys
almost haphazard in the hol-
iday rush-there's such a
choice of editions, bindings
and all that, even when you
know the author and the book.
Not a bit of need for this
uncertainty. You can bring
all Holiday Bookdom to your
easy chair-side, if you wish.
Rub a nickel right and the
Book News genii will be at
your elbow-magic glass and
magic carpet as well.
I4S big pages jammed full
of Just the words about books
that a book wise friend Mould
use to give you pointers.
And there are sample pic
tures-nine1 of them-picked
from the books of the season,
and now and then, illustrative
bits of letter press.
Read December Book News
and you needn't stumble in the
December Book Picking.
Book News is 5 cents a
coyy, so cents e year.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21
M%t1@14@kHE'
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec. 10, 1892.
Store Oben e0enangS, till 10
O'Clock until Christmas.

Costs less than you suspect,
perhaps, to make some one
happy with a Dress. A short
dozen for instance
34-in. Fancy Suiting, 25c.
Regular price, SIC. Am
pie dress pattern, $I.75.
36-in. Mohair Stripe, self
color and Notified Cloth,
Suiting, sic. Regular
price, soc. Ample dress
pattern, $2.63.
42-in. Camel's-Hair Stripe
Cheviot, SOC. Regular
price, 75c. Ample Dress
pattern, So.
4o-inch French Serge, soc.
Ample dress pattern,
$3.50.
45-in. French Serge, CSC.
Regular price, S5c. Am
pie dress pattern, $500.
38-in. French Jacquard, 75c.
Regular price, 81. Am
pie dress pattern, $5.25.
39-in. All-wool Henriettas
soc; regular price CSC
SO in. All-wool Henriettas
CSC; regular price, 75c
80 in. All-wool Henriettas
75c; regular price, 85c
As in. All-woOl Henrlettas
85c; regular price, 81.
As in. All-wool Hcnriettas
81; regular price, SI.25
Mind you, every one OF thes,
sorts has been a free seller a
the regular price. They ar
all in generous quantities ant
the color range is full.
Smyrna times., 1892-12-21

Ladies of queer tastes are
often on the look for a wrap
that shall join something Of the
ease and comfort of a shawl
with the trimness of a Coat.
Here they are. Europe
sent them. Long Mantilla-
like garments, of soft Camel's
Hair, fine Serges, choice vi
cunas and other rich stuffs.
On or off as easily as a Cape.
The first to come went quickly.
A shipping belated the last
order. Maker takes the bame
the benefit may be yours
$40 wraps at $40, all others at
$25, including garments meant
to sell at sos.
Welcome gift to grand
mother, mother or wife. No
other house in America has
this line.