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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil speculation nearly sagnant yes
tcriay Business In certificates neglected al the
stock Exchange. and only 10000 barrels IN options
changed hands nj the Consolidated Board. The open
Ing price was n shade easier at jj IA cents. but on
falling OF I'm the production ~ the Mcdonald pool.
there was a rally 10 - IA cents. The market was
without significance at the advance.
Refined oil was unchanged at $40 cents per gallon
I'm barrels, and 600 cents I'm Foreign quota
lions were unchanged at Antwerp nj IL francs, and
Bremen NJ $50 marks. while London quotations wer'
OIL = pence. al l. pence.
Oh City. Alrl 2s.Natonal Transit certificates opened
at jo9 nighe-t 3,a; lowest ?pia c,2,sd ., saes.
bbl.; runs $3.50 bbs
rtsl urr April gs-Na;onal Transit certificate. opened
at 5Gil ,iO-,d at 81. highest 57i2 lowest JOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
TIE .corcH1nIsH CONGRESS ~ ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Ca. April 2s.-The annual congress OF the
c.o.oh Ir.sb Society of America called TO order
in the new Capitol this morning By DR.. J. n Craig
president Of the Atlanta Society. who, In short ad-
drss. introduced Governor Northen, OF Georgia and
Mayor Hemphin, of Atlanta to welcome the gathering
IN the name of the State and city. Inc opening
prayer was denvered by the Kew Henry noDOhA'u,
=, Atlanta. Among members present are Robert
Fonner. president of the National Society; Dr. NC
Iptoeh, Of Philadelphia; W. G. Mcconnell, OF Des
Moines, and others.
An address Of welcome delivered by Mayor
Hemphil, of Atlanta, and the response was maze oS
President Robert Bonner. DR.. John 5. Mcintosh then
m.do short address. which was followed by an ad-
dress by Colonel George W. Adar, Of Atlanta, on the
scotcbIrish of Atlanta. Henry Wallace, OF Des
Mones. then spoke of the Scotch-IIish Of Iowa The
Doem of welcome written by Frank l. stanton, VI
THE Atlanta Constitution was then read. Tonight
reception was given the visitors at the Governor 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

S5ds an = Sd s an II: 9ee s SmD ss.s
I'D 1900 boxes cheese, COS 5000 hour. is SOC
1000 -four to bristol. los 81 900 bush grain 70
Sr ooJ SS srss - bush e e L cs
bush FIJI FRS E 70 b ar"f fle ia
I Isd 10 ELLASToi @BrtisS s resS south
Cambria Baltimore to Havana coal Al co British t'rs
Hugh Cam; 075 tom, here sapelo 70 United Kingdom
caIc Town general cargo bark vdett $40 tons PhilS.
dho tons J1S o S 30 E5 s,i ,sP ,e R9F
tnher POS tE,s ATLANTA $50 tons. New.YOrk to St.
pEovIsloNs-Iisa fair eSPSrt demand and prices ,.
s he1 G rs Ssii to@y s2aei2 30 VITA Prime
o a1 55' 60 o a'a s ms So 9uG n So
~ e t s1 ao, nG in ooa hels a. Rha %
at West aPqqry and S" Tec s5S gH9S at S IS TO-
40 COO N prEj BELIZE, II n at Sac and 30 boxes
clear bellies &c. pcslet hams 2sa9',e smoked d.
g.. MIDI fS-At chcego Nav s1crt lbs sod at
Soase and md in s dcaSnd quoted at Sc for 500
X lc $50 ~ S Co So n Sn sSs d ts ifS
+ G Nat Zoo ties w} pp, cTt % s and %o 59
eTgS. gayi%S Of cash sa 1000 Tor shipment
s9e 100 Is c5 Refined son,Enen, , g%Sted at 900
july closed at at 6Goc sales 1000 ties, GOca0Sic -;
he rI mafad continued ' Weak With free oacrns'
s Syw Sts no a% or u & e cro@y qn eS
to- 49, ot wesicr9 cAa,i u I'm? Ind e Is%7
sate dairy half tubs and pals eNtraS 2odsl 90 hr.tS
lsdl9c do seconds 7dsc; STATE dairy w., W.,m Uni mi
aiion creamery inst, i5al7c seconds ls1dl4s thirds
i2Lal3c we.tcrn dairy hrsts. liIi5c .:cords i2.,c
ADD dairy thirds iisi e. Old n%tttrMstern
extras Gsal7c n 5dog thirds e sT[;nd l?S sI,i
nare rule, strong mere spec'y on t new "nh n
fancy lal2c act9ry ulI cram m ,n i'nf al, s o np
g. fair 70 prime 9sdioe do common TO- PINE pine: 9%1s
State fffSSs s% fsa Steady IN pce w h' Dc
mand for choice fresh state and PENN! yaa ne" aid
ern laid 5c primo to choice; duck ees. Iod2io
eotado 50 te.t. eAc; 100 baas mclassc ende 90 es
2 and 900 tons domestic molaFss ~ cst ,es M M
coyado and Gee for 90 degrees centrfual RtFlNED-
In light request Cut Loaf. 5d5isc crushed a5'sc Pow
Sf az i S xxx E,5 5a Hd 5%d A. ~ gSS4
Diamond (, 5-l6a1 7-iGc; Confcctioners' 4+nirc
G TdSi A ld tg siSe r MlSaisE &ps
ooscG q. i"s No no. $aiaG nS iGs % To- 5d
Sac: 30 H. 3i0d3 iI.I0c No. II, 3iad9sc; No. 49,
STE1RiNE;-Lard rather weak city quotd at 7'ac in
ana nc in hhds. OleomdrraIine firm; ey quoted Mt
'1TAILOw-Genorally steady and in fair dc'ant prime
city quoted 4'lc sales. 200 hhdS +'4c I'D 10 hhd'
TIH-Ratirf easier on lower cable. a; III Metal Tx
change q tons May sold at 2oGcc 30 do line I'eer'
WOOL There wcfc no nov developments the damos
tic wool market ReSie stocks ar n SSc, i% a
na e. McnsSS pq Ice 2, @2 9?' &
Of SO; fall Texas. 1912; spring DO. fG.2cj nns
i3 1& ' .prsg a'a 40 SoGt6cr ieeiGc IA Cacrna
Noyth l5dsc AZ DO C9gihcre1 9Git SS1tGT,
22isc fine uuWdshcl, l9@d-Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Thcre quiet but generally steady mar.
ket spot RIO today. with NO quoted at lSdlsrc.
AID 600 bags santos No q, on v. T. Mid growth. IN
light request options had an excessively dull day with
absence features Inc fluctuations did cNrc u
points the co'e was irregular, month. being
a tune lower, while others showed slight advance.
IIavre advces noted rice Of r. in some eases while
Hamburg weak and lover Rio was steady and Lon
quotations May, Cos Sd june SIS Sd July SIS Sd
August SOS I'd September, 56s I'd October 5Gs sd Rio
quotes lrst ordinary 40 kilos 10 500 good second 10
kilo, 10 400 exchange private IL receipts in Rio,
900 bags Rio clearanccs TO Untd States 5000
Rio clearance, Europe, 5000 bags RIO stock 2op 600
bags. Rio market-tlrm. Receipt, In Santos, 10 600
bags santos stock, so 600 blgs Santos market-Quet
Good ayerce santos 10 $50 receipts at Rio July 70
ags time lsH9 o9s go zoe bags receipt, at Santos
2s3i 600 bags; SANE tine 1890. 1850 600 bays Total
sales here to-day 5000 bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
ENGLISHMEN AND THE WORLDS lin
A LOT OF THEM WANT 1T TO BE CLOSED ON
SUNDAYS.


SUNDAYS.
A book has Just been received ty the he''
~ W Atterbury, secretary Of the New-fork saooa.i
committee. from Charles Hill. secretary OF the NoA
,r0men's Lords Day Rest Association NO 10 Deu1oN
por london England OF which Lord Ebury' r. " -
nr,sident Each OF the 491 pages OF the Voiuhe 'o"
,o,ns the following petition together with the au'o
crapb In writing the occupation and residence OF eon
s,rner: ave- the undersigned. feeling the Nauoii'
,nnorance OF preserving Sunday as day OF rest lro
- for nil classes desire to express our nope tha
,ho columbian Exposition. to be held III Cmcaso III
ZOO mov he closed on the Day Of Rest
The Rev. DR.. Atterbury said TO Tribune NponNo'
,ho called at his office In the Bible House yesterday
a,r,,h this book came a personal letter 10 me IVin
Nv Uiu let ME read portion OF 1t: Tine "orh Is
on expression OF the opinion Of our bishops peers
,ombers of Parliament secretaries Of various socues
and trades unions. and prominent workngmeh' WIN
were delegates 10 the last Trades Union Oonsress
Won NAV be sure that the petition expresses the lees
A. large numbers OF workingmen connected with lese
coceties In sending this document we feel that We
ara addressing brothers speaking our language. win
our blood flowing in their veins and having aims hRc
ON, own in countless ways. We have not sent me
memorial in a spirit Of interference WIN an H ~
WITHDRAWING but because we know that thousands OF
Tnriish people will visit the Exhibition because We
d1re that IL should be emnenty successf from every
,ont NJ view and because believe that the SUNDAY
nsng ~ the Exposition will contribute TO the mghest
GOOD OF all connected with IT."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. THURSDAY. April eS-EEENls-ReceptS.
81 carloads, or go head. including - CARLISLE foT ~
port alive and 81 carood- for ,'auGhtercn direct; q
ng. Feeling shady CIV dressed bed u,csrcd in
piice. Demand fair Chase 10 n. No hrr cable
shipments GOO cattle the Siberian: o5o ha the
St rancIa, aud the orinoe' for Bermuda Garlic % cattle
MHIfc'm VCows-Recelpts. IS head. M'lot STEADY
with no good stock Offered. Poor u medium co's sole At
s2Oa $50 per head. IIalcnheck Hollis sod cows At
$50 af3 a9d do e: o lo osoSr Tee at S s 40 md
loi at jersey, CIV and fully 500 bsides were IN he
SG at Ge'ne Of &c o per m 25 at 9eog. M99@ s
Mixed lot' and fed calves sold at 9a3'se 'eas at Sdc
Tor ordinary % choice The tc.elps are rlEne ecot
hcan against 24io head Tor the corresponding Sine 1
Dressed calves we're more active than yG''cTiay mt
at at sStc BSSScf; estimate 6, about 2ocoo d'esd
Ser1 and .G n ooS city %sss %o@d run
"''t ssi's"jere Whit Co. vu-, 1872 n aycrAs
e, q 90 e. ~ n r. tc1 ' s. g. sa i7 rs z =
TT; S"sr Ssa; ies E i;s Do 70 y
60 fed calves 10 r a, &c 80! mixed d d. r.. n
HsssS OK. 80 n Ef. IS g i: "a. o. =. ia e
aG r W DO if5 n a. - &c "a & DO e. g s
%f S? &c 1901 % e y al. so a a, e. at iucrnnl
cay D H. s. 5. is5 h. a: 4 5: g S SSt d. isc
~ Collin, q ,caI.. i2o n. at csc 10 do 40 = at
Az.
SSTt2Y Gci' y,'l, ILL. IL At 3's ,,,s.
oon,gncd dir : % butchers 20 tarOafs. Or D. ibl
he1di carloads az GOt It., carlO1fs at Jefrey tby
and 3 c1rlo1d- ~ Hohof'n. Good stlck wei -u-.
lan,d IN phce. aud prime clipped lambs wtrc Arm nd a
which soils lower ngures and The general market 1.
r.p,rt expected free Fr day Poor
medium un@horI -fp sod ~ Sjd*6 40; dlpIeddO at
2jdSG cui- a. AZ 81; un-h0n lambs 10 e6 jcc3 30
lsmh. IN narkrt Tor which TIER. good dcmnd %
pc- head. with general n,le, s5de7 30 and
few common Stat de- sold -
Dressed mutton steady at lOdiic; d-essed llnps un.
changed AZ ldl2c and dressed spring lambs nrn t3d
IS Ier carcass (cus selling NJ ~
Salcs-Iallcnbcck Hollis 30 clipped Buffalo shep. 90
average. at 80 per 100 = 49, clipped Buffalo aibS. %
n at 20 80
81 so; 26s unshoTn Michigan sheep 1Ji2 y. az 80 o
g. Dllenbark 80 unShOrn state sheen. % N. atiD %
900 chlpFd Michigan do, 90 y at - 50; $40 Tipped
Mlchir~ lambs 73, n ~ ~ - STATE do. 81 n. At
Judd buckingham 90 clipped Western lambs II n.
at 20 so; os un,horn stat. sheep. l02 n. at -.
D. Mcpherson & Coz 272 clipped western shcep1euls)
CO n. g -.
~ Collins ~ unshorn state sheen so N. at s55; %
clipped eve. fcull, 70 n. - 30: o. unshou STATE
lambs - n at 20: 30 clipped Michigan do q n a.
81 80 10 cus. 20 h. at - So spring lambs. at s3
Hume Mullen 10 cllppd state lambs 70 n 80 -.
Ere & OTIS I State lambs, o. n, at 10; buk. 15j
y" G. Collins 100 Jersey spring lambs. at s5a$7O per
J. S Rlchardson Co.: jersey spring lambs. at
- no6ine 4 Hutcheon Jersey lambs at 80 each.
HOGSRccelpts. o. carloads or 3565 hcad,2O crloa1s
live weight NORMALLY wcnk NJ - 9Odsj 90.
Country dressed lower al b'l00hc for heavy; 0,uIhc
for medium; and 7iaasc for light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw-YonK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YOHK DEAlANOs'
A selling fever struck the wheat market yesterday
and the bears held full sway. The result was a
decline Of 34a14 cent. Local traders sold freely
outside alongsn in May unloaded heavily. and for
eigncrs. too took a turn the short SIDE 1t was
nervous market most OF the time but the legitimate
news did not warrant The depression. 1t seemed 10
be clear case Of getting out' as fast as possible
The selling for Northwestern account mat <1aly aided
the hear element. Gables steady early and
fivernool closed a trife better In some instances.
Cold and wet weather was reported I'm the United
Kingdom The domestic weather c0holuohs "e r, u
anything against decline. and the interior arrivals
were rather small. while cleaIancee continued 1dlr
Even the extensive export buying OF spot ana speca
deliveries failed to check the downward tendency ana
the close was barely steady. The speculation amounted
to 10000 bushels. May options opened at 81 l,4@
81 AZ cents and fell 70 80 3-S09O IL cents. SpOt
lots we're weak and lower. but about 100000 bushels
were taken for export. The milling demand was 81
Corn weakened with wheat on continued selling
here and at the West for long account The cos;hs
heaviest loss Wet weather West. extremely moder-
ate Chicago receipts. and better closing cables were
T 70 SssSs Cash was dull and
There were sales OF nearly 10000 bushels for export
on o sIs''S we're a fat%ees and isass cent
sympathy With the other cereals. The TRADE was
light Cash oats declined 1-4d1-2 cent.
Lard broke 3d5 points on contract deliveries amount
ipg 70 1000 terces and then recovered %s' 90 .
loss on export sns wcTe a. co 5Soh SOo
Wheat-Apr 94 III May 90 l-2; June oo1-s'
'uls , 90 Aq 81 M sS fra's June As a. July
Sats-Aprii. "a; May. SO rs: June. SO Sc; July.
~ i Lar SO 40; July. So co. August, 50 ee.
The receipts Of grain and flour repotred YESTERDAY
as follows: Wheat. 350563 bushels: corn 267 .534
bnshes: oats. 92.35a bushels total grain. 71o.47l
WanEee and St. Louis the arrivals were Wheat.
65.Is2 bushels; corn. l5oos4 bushels oats. o02 155
bushels: total grain. 41s.oel bushels: -four. 225so
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. April IS, p. m.-Cotton-The sales OF
tie day Include BOO bales American Futures closed
Urn. MISUNDERSTANDING. low mIddllng cause. April
dcliery, = $3.50 sellers April and May delivery.
3 53Bid sellers. May and June dc livery j3-64G
I'D June and July delivery. 5000 sellers July
Sueli>t delivery. 50 ed sellers August and sep
tnnbT delivery, 3 Gi-Oia3 696Id september delivery.
I'd buers september and october delivery, 4d buyers ;
Ocobc and November delivery, 4 2-O4a4 3-04d.
ialpston, April .s.-COttOn steady mddling
Bio low ntddllng 3-c; good Ordinary, 7-oc ;
net an, grc~s receipts. 200 bales: exports coastwsc
9D;2 blcs sales rG7 bales stock. 33.l33 bales.
EGiN. April 2-.-Cotion steady; mddlng. sc !:
low mldine. q 7-lGc; good ordinary, 3-Ac; net and
gross r,lpts. 7IJ bales, exports cOastwise, 400
bales; sn's. .:I0 bales, stock, 1856 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 2s.-The QnInlan. NewYork crowd evi.
ieny walked up to-day 10 the fact that the Cudshys had
Ipped out Of their May line, leaving the NewYOrh-
ers 70 hold the bag. The NCwYofkers. discovery Of
this fact lost no In getting themselves May,
considering the heavy selling d:ne held fairly well
broke only May sont from 4l'sc 70 40ltc., and
closed at 4oic July sold between a9te and Ssc., and
closed at sss dhs reesp's wefe ~ eas hce me esd
contract gr1Sss + Oe,s as the coS1hss
0utweghed every other circumstance today and bought
around wheat market. May sold from 81 to so,
and closed al SOc July fro SlAe 10 S0Lc. and closed
at sO7.e There cold ave ~ ths Northwest and
still colder weather predicted for Friday. Yet the
Northwest sold wheat than other locality Quo
declined little sympathy with the other grains but
NAV sold from 2Sec. % 2Slc., and closed at
2sss Provisions were shoee easier May pork sold
from s6 Is 70 50 20 and closed az 80 e. May ribs sold
from IS o. 30 s5 CO. and closed At - Co. There were
25 600 hogs The estimate for Friday 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

FLOUR AND MEAL.FLoUR~The decline IN wheat eat
feeling one Of 81 9 ssn % Was G isd
s to sde VIII %d bette aass'
in favor shippers bought aIcSfng 3 hs low
s sso %: So 9os SABSi' ss %
S %f;' T Inss' Hs sss III; ss
West e.! indies ss o5 a 5' g.
sSass s9sI s..s ss Sss 81
s sps %. nnsas $50 sl' Is tsss 8
"a patnts Srdl9sTy to enocs a. iSSs q fancy.
stS S3Hfih enf 'U ssody t sdss
s snGf as $40 Ds ssa H's y aT ssi
'sf S$s s1. RI Ssd
s %ne. s5 sses 500 bSis including 90 bbls brandy
Observation-Disclosures Of dlseusted '1ongs"
Oveshadowed all outside influence, n a, ~, ,, e y
net losses Of .dic. The dealings were fairly active gp
Tsd sS 81 Of Nay P0 and ' J%y The
az gle then ,a De- to e Sqa f 5 and nd
eventually dGopd 70 80 5lGc say"G at "o;S H.
sSng for Yorth@ce,crn account and forcaners.
sod in fs e, T"y sc py M SasR hot &
but hey scemed p IT, ignOrsd in Me" Of Ie n'ist
ngi-h accounts mere quoted steady and quiet and
howe3cr vas Tcaker Win decline Of 4Oq5c centmcs
oa5 The cneGnat Pie GgIIG s, s,1G tGq, the
reported Michigan Ie;pns 6cng less favorable, wi.d
as a btarh factor and hastoncd 70 the unloading Duluth
IN IN 1s Sias %AfSi Gn 1 had iP,
eS%' %' a n@ sSS hs s SS' cadg
" SI T ssS Gs ad scp snd 3 5s buzz S
market broke hale. symsthlng with opos and tr.d I'd
bus gah wa u"q sR,a S'N 1so'' ns H
80 a go OF oyt 9 y next p 1 d S Noda DC a 81
70 at 92 fSs on hoard store Chicago ,rnSI f { a.
waSsse s5sc SE &c middle q NIX 20; Spot 90 for o 5
end OF Nay free y on SIa sS I bob ~ 600 bush
SpIes bush iaiurc $50 900 bush spot including
go n2ther 1c6 sgTlng at 30 red Saoat at 49,
40 DO, free board 9s ferris $50 Chicago OF
3vzc n" Io, S Ut En Nav COS. aol%c closing
at Soss DO C june sedsc closing at ecc JS
50 l5lOa004c, closing at 49, 90 AufuE c -,
closing At S'e 90 rc Joe do DecsI6er
5sSz5o SRd IN IN. %oq N
IN se ssang cr With more or selling
and s Me; Net Gs'@ sssrr FAC ca SSsS si Ss
8I tho West West While only %see,o ~
but s Of pressure to sell Closing a1c lower Pot
s. e "Hs e. 'nG Jug ed 6 Nty o. F5ss s s9s
Guiding HHgaeea d %t9 e 5s Se'S ssst Steamer mixed
% asss es1sS ss % 4 s, 1s9t9s &C.
sss at 47sc DO June 4Ssai5I.e. closing as
SSSArs AgIsgi de cS ,sse,e pcsr dit
e es@@ad Ises ;s I.sssa,c SPOT les 5 aa
Sales 2oo1S ogsn dyatnS 20 Witt 5a3Sc eIaoT
"'Seu miyed 34dSi,c elevator. 35a35iac anoat NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
TIE STATE or TRADE.


Baltimore April 2S.-Flour steady, unchanged re.
cclpts, Io4s bbls shipments 477 bblsi sales, l23
bbls Wheat dull and Hwcr No red, spot ana
April. o. ieaD7 Sic; May, b3a03 l4c; June, oac
asked steamer NO 2, rcd se%so i:de IecelG1s,
e27 bush: sales. 100000 bush. southern wheat
steady Fultz 9l."se L9neberry o'e%Si OIL IS @
az :,-4c: May. 40 3-fd47c; Juno, ~ I2815 :I4c
July, 10 3-4d4Gc steamer mixed. a5 l2c a. 5,sc
receipts, 1871 bnsh shipments. 81 81 bush; stock
49, .la3 bush sales, 10000 bush southern corn
easier white. 4704sc: yellow, 45dh0c. Oats quiet
and steady; 40. . white Western % Las 9c NO.
mixed do, "a l2035c: receipts, 1000 bush; stock,
81 G2l bush. Rye dstc steady; No ., Soc nominal
RECEIPTS, $50 bush. stock, ~ ,9sf bush. Hay firm
good 10 choice timothy. Sljd1G Grain freights more
active ghchanesd Cotton nominal iddinss dis,
-fafcy. h3a 21c; do fit choice. 20d 2.c do ima
ton l9s 2oe; ladn-fancy re good to Choice ,a ios
pacled, LA lGc. Eggs attve. lic Coffee firm. Rio
cargoes fair l7c; No =, ~ dc sugar urn gI1bn-
lated, lie Copper steady. Whiskey iirn
Chicago, April 2s-Thc leading futures ranged a. fol-
lows: - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
C1PRENIE C170IRT- GIN and Connf7 OF NcTT

GiPREME COUR CITY and County OF New
~ York-The Nes.Iork Life Insurance and Trust Goa
par a. trustee under the VIII OF Matthew Morgan de-.
tcad against william n. Morgan. Matthew Morgan I'd.
Moria an, Morgan, Sophia Robbins. Lucy NJ
str Alice LIE Post Clenenti.a NJ Ie Roy. Charles
Chees Lee Robert ami William DlACn assignee OF
Edtd Morgan summons. Trial desired In the city
andounty OF New. York
To % above named defendants
~ are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint In
hlaT tlon and TO copy ~ your answer on tho
patrs Attorneys within twenty days after the service
hlsuumons eNlusive OF the day OF rNcc; and In case
OF mr. allure to appear judgment will be taken
acast you by default for tie relief demanded In The
eonlnint. -
ltcd April 2. 1892.
EMMETT 4 ROBINSON Plaintiff Attorneys,
alec md no t,fce addr IS - Wall-st New York CITY
the defendants. Charles Morgan, Mathew H. Nor.
car rthur I.emh Robert and Charles leo Ront
ne foregoing -Immons + served upon N0 By puilco.
Ito, pursuant order Of Hon Edward Ptrrson ono
~ c Justices OF the supreme Court Of the Ste OF New
Yo: dated the 18th day Of APRIL l.D5. ara HE with the
rn,oIut in the OF the clerk " the Cty al Counv
OF ~wY York. in the County Court House New'f,k Ciy.
NctYork ,o,,>..o., r,,.,,r. ,,,o
80 Wa-st.. New-Yo,'
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E1IpopEAN. PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool AprI 2s 3:45 p. m.-Beef and pork fair
Demand Hens in coed demand Bacon In fair demand /
clear mddes about 10 ~ hrIn ct 34s long and short clear
mddlss sboGt SO ~ firm at 33s Cd Cheese IN fair Dc.
mand. Tallow and turpcntine in poor demand. EOsn In
w sr demand LaId-spot and future n poor demand
Insnd futures ia good demand mixed Western spot and
Apii Arm at a. "a May lrm at AS Bad Juno firm at
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IiEnpEAN FrNANCIAL MARKET.

London. lpH IS D m.-Cor soils, 9GTc for both money
and the acllnt Nrw.York IeHnsylNdrir and ohio nrst
morasgr BIDS. 3i-s; Canadian Pacific. 004 Erie, 800,
Do second r.os 1903, Illinois Central, 1854 Mexican
Ordinary, - -. Paul. common. 19d- Beading. POI
MeNcan Cerll. new per cent bonds 72t spanish A.,
59i-.
Money, l,per cent.
Iars advi- quot. per cent rencs a; 90 francs. s2l
crfltlugg Tor lD
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago. April 2s-"Thc Evening journal" r'portE;
Catte-lsceeipts $4,000 head Market steady rntve,
ogs-I,ecelpts, 20 900 head Market steady Roulh and
common + 2jdSi 30; mixed and T1ctcrs - 35otd -
rrinc heaVy weight - 5ht4 20: ligh',
IL 5jaSi 70. Sheep Receipts r. 900 hgud Market wa
to 10or clipped tids6; Texans, 80 50; westerns. *Od
90 - lambs. sCdf7
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STAINED.

Good ordinary. 40 Low mdcihg 20 =,
Strict good ordinary lilo Middng ......O 1910
OPTIONS-There was a change for the better IN VI
today. with general advance throughout uls
entire list The dealings reached fair aggIrsate' 9nn
local shorts" freely while there Wa e itlo
outside buying. The result rise ci lOal1 points
closing within shade OF the top Liverpool Tep3fted ~
advance Of 3di point. and there were rnmor' o an aI
iustpnt OF the labor troubles abroad in edition 20 Wn'h
Wsncheser was firm. Small port receipts also had a
ming Sales 1890 bales.
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Icpdrtnersbip Notices.

NEw.YORK. May LIST 1902.
~ HE COhRTNEkSHIP of JOHN PATTON
60. eArcs hi. day by limitation.
fOiIN PATTON
OKNELlUS G. CtNLER. ! General
BENJAMIN. GlkAIIAN. Partners.
RANGES J. PATTON.
ORRiS X. JESrP, Special Partner
The undersgd have formed limited copartnprship
under thr firm me Of CUNLER MORGAN a CO.. for
the purpose q 60 wing on the above business,
COnHLIrS {. CUhLER
EE0AM1N a-RA llAM, | General
JrStS SPEN( Err MORGAN [ Partners.
FRMClS J. PArON, - ~
iiORRfS X. JFSUP, ! Special
JOIIk PATTON. I Partners
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geaal Notices.

n Y. SUPREME COURT.
W. In the mater the application Of the Board OF
apd Transit ia road Con ms,Oncrs for the city OF New
FORK for hppnment OF three commissioners % deter
nine whether iapd Transit railway lwayS Tor tho
and anspo aton OF persons and property, n
ctNrmined by aid Board. ought 10 be constructed and
pcrated
fnJandn Perkins who By order Of the General Term
the Supreme Court Of the First Department dated tho
It'll day Of April 1892 and made IN the above entitled
inter, appointed commissioners under and In pur
provisions OF Act OF the Legislature " tho
ste YORK entitled IAN Act 70 Provide for Rapid
Tnsit Railways Cities u over one Million lnhabt nts "
psed January 3lt 1891 70 determine whether the fnl
Or railways mentioned and described IN The report OF tho
tnsmtted To the Common Council October 10Th 1891.
oht 10 be and operated hereby appoint
my 3oth day OF April. lS92 az II o'clock N the
INST railroad Commissioners. No 10 William street I'm
th(ity Of New. York the place whore and the time
VIII they win hold their nrst sitting, and VIII hear all
peJns Interested In said matter
ated New.York April 18th. 1892 -
DAVID MCCLURE,
ROBERT MACLAY
Il. PERKINS
CUmnIS.