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New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
live STOCK MARKET.

vcwYork Friday. April 29nEHvl,s- -ReceIPt' 9.9 1.9
c"aGs consigned direct be- slaughtcrd including 20
cafioid, fol iastuans Company 20 ,aread, i1r s,n
fnd en- n H,S bfr:-cd Beef Gcmasn IS cs ed, Tor
miscelan~u' shpprrs ana 81 afJau "a % pS " at 40 car.
load, for the market. Trading wa, active carry |" % .r
tame end Di'' 6opeh. eatc eos, l,-s those here
Wdncay the business wa fairly satisfactory 70 The sl.
g mtSir.t Common prime native steer SOLD at -
lo ~ % a E EGS. go buns at - 50dg5 co. COWS at II sea
- CIV dressed beef In fair demand and steady at cseSe
per n common 10 extra pur gu',dN or American
steers at iall2c (tops i2cl c,matd d"id "eGh @ &
friccatd beef Is hncr at s'@9c IN lHnlo' ana '"'f'
!" s6D@te to day and SATURDAY include 2cc aga'tsr;
i 9a0 quarters i'm the DcN0".l for fastnan7 tonlmN
i52 In tn. Aq9a , iS Eyn tSr !" CIV W for Neon
Mor, & 200 o eattf o 9@ tef for II oasrts % on tc st.
cia 325 citr for each Of ' lat n9n,I % r'I; N3,p
atG on is 2y S sSS p2 ii2 SS SS G the Gha Tor ~
c6ni sulbcrgcr making Tth RrToGs G Of r{9a G ctt
IL IS quSrtcr, Of beet and leo sheep 40 .,t,o
a Mr. e. m G hat Ntps bort o. SUNDAY on the bulgarian
naSshr~ and 10 cattle the Melbourne yestedly for
sacD Maphcrson CO. S5 eSani 1S lois eyer9as @ g
at d. Is az e yT5 iGU as 81 u IS c6caso Do i$5s H. !? is
DO, 1903 H. ~" a, T. !, 80 Do 1903 a. = - Z d.
at $l d. ioi n at = p p IL do dI i1s H. at = 10 %
g On? d. Il I2s1 M M az 60 " do 80 c y % no. at ~ q
~ do Sio M at a. % is,o Is ID s0 a. 9 ~ g. 70 ~ do
=
sco b. 4; 5o - state cows loi7 D. at ~ 7'i d.
s. C;od NTH 20 CHICAGO steers. 1880 n at = 20 20
do s5i m nt o. % do. flji H. at ~ 20 l3 do l22s
r r 3 o. H. =. sS y y a i 4 d C few
saqs) 1920 n 81 oxen, 1850 n, at f3 co DO,
10 H. az ~ 20: - COWS, lllt n at s3 So i do 1901
N at s. Is; do 1857 ~ at s2 60 4 bulls 1850 n at
~ Ok do 1850 ih at ~ IS l do. 1890 r.. AZ ~ -.
newton Gllctt: II stableted renn.ylvania steers.
an n a: - G5: II cows. 9t7 N. at - 40 - .
sherman s. Culver: !? Chcaso steers 1900 N, at
- 80; ii do LAO n. at - 30.
Stat, oxen. $50 N. - 10; cJw 200 p. ~ =;
do ~ a II 80 built, so ", at - % DO JD' ~.
j. Shomberg: II Chicago steers. 1.1iO N. at 81 35 ::
10 do 900 N. at - 80.
MICH COWS-RcccptS. IL head. NO sales reported
Market nominal S20dS50 per head. -
CAIVFS-Recelnts 072 hond-iS6 at G0:h-st. and $50
81 Citv, The market op-ed fair and about t.c
higher god 10 choice voas bnt closed pule with the
advance lost Ordinary :, choice vclls sold nt id5c per
N mNd lots and fed calves at Se3e: cullS and butter
milks at 203c.
pressed calves ruled finn with fnrv good demand ot
IL ac for countrydressed veals JGoc for city dressed
and 3dic for little calv, ~
Sales Judd & Buckngham 81 veals 100 N average
a. ~ 80 per 100 N 90 do 1873 N. at a So 30 do 1877
N, pt ~ rs: As do. 1874 n. at ~ so
flslcnbeck & Hollis: 97 yeals 125 ID. at 81: 9S d.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL.-Thc brick market IL
steady without important Va. iatons ilaSctstr,W
hard brick quoted at $ 5odso JeE,ey $685. tish5i' h5
s5 50d@j upriVcr hard - 2jGSj 30; pale @l '9d7 =
Ro;ndae cement. ocHasl per BY American rJ,'ana b ,
land - SOdS2 10 Rocklnd common lime 30; per bhl
and d. finishing 81 aths. 80 7:as2 so yer LOCO goats
hair 2l424c: cattle hair. lea iSc. ,,,
CoFFEE-Spot trading in Rio wa again very 1911 d" II,
though prices disturbed No. Z Rio quoted AZ
l3Gl3.c. There firm offers from Rio for NO D.
and l2ac for No. T. and l2c for No T. but no Du-
ness Mild growths quiet and unchanged. In the sp'u
lative there rather activity with on rrrrua
market the outset ere break OF Jd ID points
realizing and dull condition OF affairs In spot Gt, 6
Then q reaction covering OF shorts, and hhaI
figure, showed rise Ja1O points. Hayre closed 3 r.
better which helped the late advance Hamburg unset
RIO London y shade better Onclal quota
ton, 2:45 D. m-May Cos 0l June. 5ss I'd July
j7s 0d August SIS september, 5js ID October 57 od
Rio quotes FRS, ordinary 30 kilo, 10 Oe, good See.
ond 40 kiloD 10 $50; exchange priNnte) liz receipts
I'm Rio 600 bags Rio clcarances United states 1000
Iaqs Rio clcaTances Europe 1000 bags Rio stock
1O3 600 bag market nkm receipts IN santos lOOVO
bags: santos stock 800 600 BAGS santos market htn
good average Santos 10 $50 receipts at lso JuE 70
Apl 2S 1892. g 32 600 bags same time ls?2 2o.nooo
bags time 1890. 10000 ags rcccipt. ~ en99
July / 70 April 2S. 100000 bags; same time lSyl;
Sj0 600 nqs same time 1890 sol 900 bags. Total
l.t =
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
GRAIN 1ND PRODUCE MAREEiA.
FEATURES OF YEwYogK DEAIIHGs.

FEATURES OF NEWYOpK DEALINGS.
The wheat speculation somewhat quiet about
1000 900 bushels changing hands, and the trading was
largely for switching purposes. Fluctuations were
light but the tone improved and Il small advance
was scored April options were exceptional In closing
heavy and lower influenced by contract deliveries TO
the extent of 40 900 bushels. Foreigners bought early,
and there was renewed export interest for cash and
stock for nearby delivery. This IN conjunction Win
freer ceaHnceS and light receipts ut interior points,
were the bull factors. Prices 14a3-5 cent, but
aferwad there was reaction Of i4a3-9 cent on
realizing sacs, assisted by discOungng cables. Tho
final close however, was steady May options openee
30 4 cents and then. after rally TO 30 .-o CENTS
declined to 80 LA 80 IS cents spot wheat was
weak and lower, with sales OF 100000 bushels - ex-
port.
more or less excitement prevailed. 1t Is said that tho
outstanding contracts on the bear side VIII reach
10000 bushels Yesterdays plcc advanced IA cents,
starting at 81 cents and closing at 80 cents bid There
about $4,000 bushels that changed hands. Tho
incident Is bc ieved TO be wholly local Other months.
however. gained l-sa3-6 cent In sympathy with the
market is to be noted Exporters bought $4,000 bush>
els, mainly Of steamer miX0f.'
oats We're slightly unsettled. Tie nearby months
were weaker but the late deliveries were firm. Cash
oats declined LID = cent.
Lard opened weaker, but closed firm. There wasno
export demand
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-April: o2 Is; May, 90 5-s June. 90 IA;
July. 80 10; August, 80 - cents: ,u,,.
COrn-April 50; May, Al 12; June, 4o 1-2; July,
45 "a; August. 46 cents.
Cats-lIay. 80 "a; June, SO ga; July, 80 "a;
August, 33 5-S cents.
Lard-Iay. sc so; July, SO 81.
The receipts of grain and dOur reported Yesterday at
NewYorh, Phladelpha, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat, 3349s6 bushels; corn, d55,l93
bushels; -four. 40,344 packages, At Chicago Mil
w1ukee and st Louis the arrivals were: Wheat,
1888 bushels; corn, 22494o bushels oats, 23i,o.!
barrels. y.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
THE RACING AT BENNINGS.
LIVELY SPORT FOR GOoDLY CROWD AFTER A
HARD RAIN.

LIVELY SPORT FOR GOoDIY CROWD AFTER A
HARD RAIN.
Washington. April 20 Cspeclal)-A heavy April rain
ca, I'm this morning and everybody I'm Washington sup
posed that the would be postponed but President
Dranoy decided that the sport should 90 on. and Uncle
Jerry Rusk had the ranmakers retire at . 80
coodly crowc turned and everything went merrily
The sun came out in all his glory and lively sport
furnished The first race, at six furongs. fell to Rosa
H. The favorite ut l to >. With sims up, she won
without effort Logan second, Ella third Frank Chrkes
Puzzle an old Jade fit for the bone factory at Barren
Island, had fourth
Mr.. DOswcll's Lady Grace filly gallOped off with
the sccond race and bought by L. Downing for
$3.50. Mr.. boswell had refused $500 for her.
Like most OF the Eoluses, she proved good performer
in the mud. Orlando IoneS's RcarguaN was second
j. A. & a. H. MOrIis's Queen BesS third.
J. \. d a. Ii. MOrriss disappointing Key West, a
full brother OF FrenZ. an easy winner OF the
handicap six furlonCs, for which he was second at
8 TO .. Ballyhoo the favorits, wretchcd third
Fidelio capturing second place. Mr. Walden has re-
fused 5000 for Key West.
George W., a Brooklyn Handicap candidate, cantered
home an easy winner OF the fourth at odds OF 8
to l. st. Mark the favorite. was second. Larchmont
third. ii. MoCaren. Jr., the owner of st. Mark. bet
50 OCO on him at the track and $4,000 In the New YORK
poorooms and declared that If lie didn't win he would
quit the tnrf. lie gained only second place and Nc
Carren will have TO go. LarchmOnt third. He
Is owned By Miller, the trainer Of George W. we'll
known Washington turfman has bet $500 George
a. ~ win the Brooklyn Handicap at odds of $50 to L.
W. c. Days Lallah made runaway victory Of
the fifth race, Dr.. Wilcox second, Balbriggan third
Iollah was backed down from to l TO TO ,.
The sixth race went to the favorte, Gray Rock
with AbSconder second, La Cigale third.
An excellent card is promised for tomorrow Fol
lowing are the entries:
six and n half furlongs: Bellevue Ill, Laughing
Wafer lO5 ThOIdale 104 ZampOSt 93
Mile and an eighth. selling: Larchmont 40, Mr..
Sass LOG. CynoSur 1O6, Marguerite 103 Ely 96.
Mile and quarter: Eric 10. My Fellow 1O4 lArch-
mont 1903. George W. 100. FOXmede 80.
Five-elghthS. two,year-oldS; Hiram JOS, Charc@l
1O5 Oueen Bess 1O5, Noltuna filly 1O5.
Steepechase, full course Pat Oakley las, stone
wall l1O, sam Morse l39 Ephin 1877 Necktic 100.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, April 20-tatte-Recepts last "a hours.
1850 head total for the week thus far, 14320 head;
for time last week, s4SO head consigned through,
LAO head TO NewYork .020 head sale. 1G0
head: market opened easier for al bnt good handy
butchers closed steady: fat cows ga S3 25. Hogs
Receipts last "a hours 10 900 head total for the week
thus far, 65.jJ head fcr time last week. 76,5O0
head consigned through. 1900 head to New-lork,
6,450 head on sale, 200 head: market opened
strong but weakened: closed easy heavy grades,
~ 9Od 81 %: packers and mediums. - 95d$5,
Workers, good to best, "a 95dS5; Workers pigs and
light, - aCa "a %; good heavy ends, - 40d - 75;
pigs, good 70 best. 81 7jd ~ 90: pigs common skips
10 fair, $4d ~ JO assorted rouglls. 81 25G ~ 80;
common roul,hs - 73d ~: stags, 1898 % Sheep
and Lambs-ieceptS last p hours. $500 head: total
for the week Tins far. 800 head for time last
week. Al 600 head consigned through 1oOO head 10
NcwYork. 4,S00 head on saIe 5000 head: sheep
market opened very dun and demOrazed closed duh;
lambs Of gcf quality steady; sheep. extra fancy wool,
~ 256 Sj j0 good to choice, go 20 20 far to go~,
3J0 Is 20: calls and common, S3 5Oa ~ -; clipped,
common t. best 50 J00 81 40: lambs. good TO extra,
81 2o0 - 3O fair to good, $6 TJ697 10; culls 10
common. S3a $6 80; clipped, common to best, S3 2o@
:,i 80 spring. fair to good, 29d Sl1.
Chicago, April 20."1he Evening Journal reports:
Catte-Recelpts 1900 head: shipments 1000 head,
market iO0 2Oc lower good to choice steers, - .o@
~ - others S} JO0 - cows ~ 5od ~ %. ftegs-
Receipts. 10000 head shipments, $1,000 head, markec
slow and lower roUghS and common SfGTf 40 mixed
and packers. ~ 4jo - % prime heavy and butche'
weights. ~ Go0 - 6j light, - 400 - go. sheep
Receipts S4O)0 head shipments. 1000 head market
strong higher; natives. $J0 - 73 Texans, S4o 1S
Westerns, $50 So 40: lambs, 70 50d 80 so. =
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30

II Q. II RE .: - II Il with n Pawn ahead
and an excellent game.
#, lie could not al once proceed with Q-B on
account Of - 90. Kt-kt 3. ana II p P-k II 4, -
III Threatening a beautiful mate by 30 Q ch.
80 X Y O. 81 Il 1t ch. ~ X Kt 81: ~ RI =,
ch. and the other Hook mate next move.
TX The sacrifice Of the exchange was quite war
rnntcd and very clever. ly rights, White should
win now. ~'c diagram. .
would have Won with case. -
I'M Zine play in order 10 give White no Hnc Tor
P-kt q and k-R 8.
M K-kt undoubtedly tet"r ana might MVc
oven him good prospects Of winning .
CnI Exceedingly clever. Disiodgcs the adverse II
first and th, becomes OF great Importance 10 nm
%, OF cour.c The only move. II AZ B-o :, AZ
R-k ch and wins.
(ql Conclusive aud evidently provided Tor iar afSh
in Blacks calculations
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
NOTES BY W. STEINITz.

(a) Louis Pauscn and his brother "llirch IN re'eh'
wears brought this into fashion IL Is lhuch Oc''c
,nan p-K q which the old masters and ANALYSTS ad-
vocated at this uncurc for it avoids the weaker D'ht
at O 3. 49,
G)J The position resembles now one arriving Ho"
the Indian opening, which is greatly favored Dy
Brahmln expcits.
(c) Better than B-Kt ., which some masters uScd
10 play at this point.
n, Not commcndable on principle. II he wanted to
soy,lop 90 and was afraid Of XIX kt , the
nrcvcnt,on by PIX Il answered the purpose
le, We consider this loss Of time. lie should nave
rocecded with RQ 81 and other operations on the
oueen's side usual in this opening
IN The exchanges here Instituted were impohuc'
ma. ri.hop was a good protection for his King side
,d his Knight for the other wing.
10, An error which costs Pawn
n, II DO Q. 20 1T Z ch. 20 k-R so :
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
TILE TRADE N CHlCAGO.

Chicago, April 30 Special. Wheat was steady all
day, within n range OF less than IL cent July sold
between and so rs. and closed II Is cents.
Frosts reported from Illinois, Missouri and
>Xansas The Washington weather bulletin said that
the temperatures In the Northwest were the lowest
on record. That Is where the strength came from.
Gables especially continental cables were weak This
was the camper on the market. NeaOoard cearlnceS
were liberal, over 100000, including flour. Min
neap1l, and Duluth Lad only 3C3 car, Deliveries on
Monday are likely TO be light. II That turns cut TO DO
the case next week is isely to be ball one, II de-
veries are heavy, the bears will be in control. Corn
was up a trine May sold letween 40 and 40 "a and
closed 10 Is centa, July between 80 Ii ana
- - and closed az 30 Is cents. All manipulation
seems to be now Of May. There are some indica-
ons however, of the QGlrlan party holding July.
Whatever strength there Is fr IN lestlnaie causes,
better cash demand AMI lighter country movement.
There were 397 cars to-day the estimate for SATURDAY.
wa, 30 only sixteen cars went contract. oats
were altogether without feature. one elevator concern
has l 200 600 BUSH oats here In the last two days;
Although the hog receipts, 3l,dOO head, were 12ooo
over the estimate prices closed higher: Tie man
ufacturers, as Il rule have become bulltsh, made 80
hv an improved cash demand. July pork sold between
~ - and - - and closed nj 30 o. July LaN
between ~ - and S6 81. and closed at 80 ~ July
ribs between 50 - ana - So and closed at - "a.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco Anril 90 1892
Storage.

T THE HAEGER W HEHOUSE STH AVE-, fNoM
"A S3d 10 3ithSt storage for furniture baggage, sooos
and OF every description IN scperae closed e9paS'
nents always accessible during business hours voAinSs
packing. shipping and everything appertaining W tnS
and ips:ectionp INVITED onice 800 West 3lthst.
At MORGAN & BROTHEEs, STORAGE WARE.
"A HOUSES 232, 23i. and c33 West ilN-st, near
Bioadway-Separac rooms for furniture paoos o,sgage
&c; Passenger and freight elevators; ooAis,
packing and Shipping padded moving in city
country Inspection solicited. Telephone, ll3 3sth
" OEGAN'S GREAT CARPET CLEANING AND RE.
ID NOVATING WORKS. Broadway and f'th-st Send
postal for estimate.
TRUNKS siLvERwAKE, paintings and all classes q
valuablcs furs rugs In cold storage insured againse
moth returned from oiors silver safes. with packing
cabinets special rates for securty safes.
CENTRAL PARK SAFE DEP co... ~
5sth st. and Tth ave. Phone. 21s 3Sth. -
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A lHE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEiyED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1,2'2 Broad.
TiSEMEyTS as the following Branch Ofnces: 254 sth.
ave ~ e. cor 23d-st. l52 6th-ave. 157 Fourthave.,
corner 760 Third Fortysventh
St: Os6 1hrd-ave, near Sixty frst-st 7Os Firstayc
1O6 West Forty second-t. lT5 Columbusave 80 Liberty
80 5e Avenue 1923 Thiriave - West Fourteenth.
ST. 257 West i2d-st lt9 Cburch-st. 5ji Thrd-ayc.:
AZ tho HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one.hundrcd.
and twenty fifth ST., and 243 West One hundedand.
tyhfth ST. up.to y. m. at regular onice notes ~
In brooklyn at G3 Court-st sos De Kalb-sve. 1890
Bedford-aye., and No. 10 Broadway. up to D. M. %
regular ofdce rates.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
CDTrON M\RKETS

Liverpool April 2o.-i D. r-Cotton-rhe salcs Of tho
: bles American. FuurtG closed barely
st,ady Ameilcan.Mlddgg low niddling e,au.s & April
5aGdds 57-o4d May and June d%Iyery $500 81 .s
JuIy and August delivery 2-6da 636id August and
September delivery. i6d value September delivery
36Idd4 4.Oid september and october delivery 364d
Z, 40id October and November delivery 6.0id buy.
galveston April 29-Cotton firm: micdling. &c; low
middng 7.l6c good ordinary l5.lGc: net and gross
ba,.. wrcyNet receipt: Gigs ,o saies cross 60
447a bales sales. i9l0 bales: spnn'rs. 10 bales.
Norfolk April 29.-Cotton quiet 1niGdling. &c low
middng 9iGc: good ordinary. 5lsc; receipts. SAT
bocs gross Gi7 bales exports Soastwise 500 bales:
~n,es pas bales stock. % bales Weekly-Net
criuts 3i17 bales gross. 3j7 blles: >Dorts 70 Great
Britain. 5i3 bales coastwise- 6l'o bales sales. 1Sl
bales.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
YALE'S NEW SHELL COMPLETED.

The new cedar eightOared she'll for Yalcs Varsity
crew was completed teday the Oliver shops the
Harlem River. Fully rggd craft will weigh exactly
$50 pounds. These the dimensions Of the shell G3
It. inches long. 23'2 inches beam, . inches deep
amidshpS, Ga inches deep forward. and inches Aft
Her panking, onecchth OF inch thick j. Of the finest
I'd cedar, with white pine keel and gnnwIcs and hack
mstack umbers She is httel with the patent ad-
Unstable sretchcs, Mcany rocrscas. Davis rowlocks.
French scel outrigccrs and Kerns shoes She will have
new style OF ruddcr recent invention Of divers which
is approved by Captain artwel. This rudder works
single hinge, on which IL can BE- quickly shifted without
danger OF breaking the side Of the when the
is ordered TO back water.
The craft will Ielvc the Oliver shops for New
Haven May 10.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
oRNE. THE RACEHoRSE. POISONED.

TIE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER Ills OWNER SAYS
HE Is IMPROVING.
London Apr oo-The Duke of Westminster has
telcCraphed that his horse Orme the scratching of
which from the entries for the race for the TWO
Thousand Guineas was announced yesterday Owing to
sudden fiji of sickness is better. lie adds that there
js no doubt whatever that Orme was foully and de-
,Derotelv posoned a week ago last Wednesday. Orme
Il will he remembered was hot favOrite for the
Two Thousand Guincas and the Derby ana the Duhe
Of Westminster'S statement has caused the greatest
sensation In sporting circles.
About ten days ago the odds against Orne began
to engthen and large amounts of money we've taken III
by the bookmakers Rumors that he was under tho
weather and had sore throat were prevalent Inc
next thing was the pencil through his name Tor
the Two Thousand Guineas, and there was much ex-
element among tie English racegocrs, as cTle was
heavily backed to win what the Enelishmen term tho
.donble event. the Two Thousand Guineas and the
Derby.
Orme is a son OF the famous Ormonde now owned IN
the Argentine Republic, the horse which was reported
To have been purchased by the Garfield Park syndicate
of Chicago for $4,000.
There have been few cases OF horse poisoning In this
country although Tom" Redmond or Texas Tom
as he was called, gained much notorety some years
ago in that line lie was ruled of every track IN the
country ard was arrested in Chicago on the complaint
Of Ed Corrigan, but released through certain
interested persons who supposed to have beneutd
nv his villany Major DomO reported as being
dosed1 at Morris Park last year5but his owner ola
NOT care for the nooriey he would receive the case
sined u the bottom j. Is tne woa @ oi es cnGS
aHrres he taken to punish severely the perpetrators
Of any such outrages on the American 'uii
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
SALE OF KENTUCKY YEARIINGS.

Lexington, KY, April 90 (spcclaD.-Thoronghbr
horses sold low at William Easton's combination sale
here this afternoon. only twcnty-seven head passed
under the hammer They brought Ss 4sO average
1914. The following four animals brought 800
RAnger yeafling b. f., by VOlturno. dam Lucy Lsle,
by Virgil; James L. Lyle, Pine Grove. KY; $3.50.
Too sweet, br. m. a, by Longfellow dam Allegro by
Whisper; T. j. JONES' Pine Grove 1919.
Elzarra, b. M, 4, by imported Pzarro dam Ella
Hawkins, by Gilroy: r. j. Jones' $3.50
Eli. b. H.. 4, by llyder AL dam Iadee, imported
Intruder John Penn, Paris, Ky; 1895.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
FTNERiL or GENERAL +. T.. CiRLE.

The funeral OF BrlgadierGencral James f. earle
tool, place last evening at his home No. 2G2 West
Twen r lrst-st. The Rev. DR.. G. ;. Narrower con
Quoted the services. lie was assisted by the Raw.
DR.. willing. The members OF the family present
were General Carle's wife. two sons. daughter and
daughter-ln-law There were also present many mem
bers OF Charles 4. Doanc Post, Grand Army OF the
Republic OF Brooklyn.
The coffin was draped with American flag. The
burial will take place this morning at Evereneens
Cemetery where services will be conducted by
Charles A. DOane Post.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
Beauty often depends on

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; so does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feei
no sign Of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The way to get back
plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use Of SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod liver oil.
Let us send you-frce-a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects
seo5yA B0""a. Chemists ''' South 9Th A'e''''
Ysur drusss, keeps Sce,ts Emulsion Of eed'nve'
su-Sl drusgass svsrywhsrs Dc. o.. "A
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC CLUBHOUSE.

The house OF the University Athletic Club at No.
So West Twenty sxfl-St. will be thrown open for
inspection to the members OF the council. the com
mittcc on admissions and the press at 8 30 O'Clock
this evening. The Gibbs home Is the old clubhouse
Of the Racquet Club. and II has been completely
reftted and Nfurnshcd
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
Price u mddng upanf> a. Liverpool April %. 1872
3-,d d. Nav / 1901. sd do MAY = 1870. 1-lGd
Quotations based American standard Of clossi-
STAINED


Good ordinary .........4 7-l6 Low mlddling g.o o. =,
good ordinary. - l-l6 Mddllng ....----o 1910
Tnco was buoyant and active m0rNct options, Win
buying by outside parties ami liberal covering -,
''-hort-' lhc start showed rise Ot IL points ahl ~
one prod there advance of l0dl. points. Letter
advice, from Liverpool. whore there va. gain OF 50
lonis gave the nfst impetus 70 the buoyancy ana inc
small port receipts served 10 ltenshy the hihn's,
Later In The however the marAc reacted ido points
on expected large receipts at NcwOrcans FOR tomorrow"
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New-York tribune., 1892-04-30

THE WESTERN EXPRESS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
s ,h o-.at night train for Chicago, Cincinnati Clevc
and % tn,Jonapois and st. Louis. II leaves Mt 30
~ w. a"iIv and is equipped with dining car and Pull
mar MI Mves,ib,iled seepers to all the cities mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30

War.hou.c dcllvcfles since Aprl l. l932 Now ! oth
232 3lS lags: Baltimore. 1851 bags NcwOr'0ns. ol
bag Galveston. 1900 bags; total. 2J3.3lO bags
CHICORY-l, quoted STEADY. aud selling In the usual
Quantities
COCOA-Thcic are moderate offerings az previous rates.
with some trading on SPOT goods. ,,-,
COOPEkAf;E--1hc hons and export trade Is lalrly
brisk. with rate, all material a. heretofore.
tOTION-On the spot has not varied Tor the day ;
al tIlrs for con-u ptlon and 1000 bales on con-
evening. R,clpts the port G65O ball
ISL bales this day last week oll 9,3OS bales
thu time lat
New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
THE LIPSCH HCTZ-SHOUALTER MATCH.

FULL SCORE OF THE FIFTH GAME WITH COM
MENTS BY Mr. STEINITz
The fifth game OF the Lipschutz-Showalter match.
played at the OF the Manhattan Chess Club,
No. 81 West Twenty Seventh-St. was follOwS