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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
mon,x..,>rorrs FROM xEw.YoEk.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcW-|Ora, Ap >, 100
COFFEE-The coffee msThct has Decn miner; os' on'
roScr.ely actlNc. Better kln ad'lces started ia I'm
is, buvtus which tam lcacnci Stone steep u'u',
and caused an advance OF 20 to - points ~ wa, pll
Sr,lner,' market. however. and w TO o co'N t'c -
,sIrpeu 10 eco bags. Ihc Ocien market nov
T.; osnrla vas 0! character 10 disturb u' NAM.
- .nd with A holiday at hand Tomorrow lOD"uf
..e,,d inclined Undertake any new business 81,
a. Anil 500 ba.s: Miv $3.50 bags. June" 90 pa ,
IIs,v i3j0 bags: August 900 bags, Srlt'npei s.oV
les. october, 80 bags DccenOcr. 2VOO bags O'"
$50 bar, Market closed linn. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

FLOUR AND MEM.-in the hour depar1ihfIa" Vo, c
tnued prices. but buyers are ogroc mai
a srin Sgs va. q rpoed m TIE qg SS about
sale were about 1000 1h, il SI, as tnghts - 45a
a. - zoo sacks DO 80 25 300 bb!N extra No w'iur
'pfas ~ p, iG7 0s so 90 5 800 c.r g -
go Sss Al A. 100 100 be' rye TI1U-3so b6i
Is 10 S''' me- = '''''''' '
GRAINwnEATIhe wheat ms ansG, S1ri%s Of dc.
Gle. ssnsta The ornns gens os Wsc cr IL
s %c , Gsc at hs f SrA r' " q '
nSnlne ana in IA, nea, all d,y thcrs va hr r o,
poody nunte- locii covering order V,h'r Ne h
i0it.S %Os 'o cxic aas from July me ara
S %sr. of @9 2a Z. Se '"G @s on the
ne,s atloaa Wen 6rsa dqios the as sHo or
,s;9~r sa>S ad To- i"s e." so l. TS'e Sn
s ss sse q%"' so M sooE S@ oa m, 70
20 'SI" o the S.f am alar Of rrGrGc showing a
90 Ses ia IT, o so, O. %So'i o. S9 G fS. S S1 o
showri decrease O, .552o CO bush IL The anclnoon
cssles .ba: tse eo-. vas ,'Satr. ,Typoter'. toc'
quoted 20 Over May ~ dsaor ana MAY prieo IN Noi'
10, wS S f"9 so o,1 L., oHgt a!y 0y ID %
sao,t; NG H9r:aer9 ,nrins - 100 y, hnsh 10 af'i%c
lyend 1900 ba cl@,e No = hard winter. . rs 900
corr 'S a "a ocrd d'r t, NV be- cd
ana later !" 70 c2v irpc,ca LITTLE. in sympathy win
There son' buying II May ana ~" months ty
loal shorts. OIL: Otherwise the business d,y
was OF small rlorornons Ihe close weak At rne
loves: figures fO' the day. Exporter, took II; 200
bushels Ci"h corn W. more ar.i'e 1n1 't'aeo,
COR. - 900 bush 'oN a,o',c delivered AMI 1000
y 600 bush. size b aroat; No corn uuo~d 4sL.c
Ola No = rcirced | roo hush
see. deiivs'et ureradea; i5onn hrsh 49a
OATS-Thc CATS MARKET c:a,oly ac,i. md ~, ,r
g se.dv and unchanged orening hrcar,H Nacr a, ,s1t
that TIRE crop hid suffered cidly Fl IN 10, ric,
rain AZ the c'oc the feeling steady ~ I, I.to p
Thc,c wa. no cNioit demand for cash wre,i.
TIE market quiet. win prices shade ffrcg c,lcs
n, oats 37:r elevator and 3ssc delivered 20 2 oa,,
nominal 3-c: No white IA lcis Ale: No , wi,ifc
1000 bush, 40; track white 1000 lg.h aoc .:
ore; business confined % srsil :ccls: sale 100 ~
nsg meal quiet. sa,es: 800 bis.; ,2aetitieas rinc
.1snse; sftd' o7So9e... MIiLFErDThe inar',ct ran.
trnes quiet rather Wc.crn b,ag quoted -
;se: city feed was aniet At 73s7!er 9uoir' tors
scso5c rve. 75ascc coi,oseod mcel 81 2odsi % c,e
6CdIJe for tworowcd state. Ga c aud CAT
fnrnia cjac1c bav beWint KY fM,rfc' ou @,
STATE. 0na02r.. Marker firm but quiet W..
en-. GSTso~ fwo.rowe1 state. 10 11.c siXrnw $50
Do Oitioa ru0t1sioss follow fpr comparison fie
closing pnecs last rlc, and hc corresponding date Ia
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rae PETHOLETW U1HkET.

Til re 70 sale OF crude certificates yesterday
ut either OF the Ncw-lork Exchanges Dulness also
seemed 10 prevail nj 81, City, where sales were made
NJ one pIi:c-61 IS ccnts-indicatipg Il somewhat
EASIER tone. There were 10 ncw field developments
REFINED PETROLEUM was unchanged ~ ODD cehts PEI
gallon III barl,l,, 800 cents In bulk ana OLD cents
ci.es. toreis quotation, We're: AntWerp II %
ia 6 Bremen -. MARKS LOncOn, l-oG4 l-ld
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. April 20, 4 p. m-Co"s olS. ~ 3-lo Tor
money and o. ii for the account New York, PENN
syyana and Ohio first mOrignG" bonds. 70: canadian
Pacific - Is Erie. II L.: do second c0nSoS, lJO
Mexican ordinary. II IA It. Plul common 10 30 :
I, lvana. b RrHGng, II 3D. Money II per
cent. I" rate If dhconnt in the open market Tor both
short afl three months bill l. r'cni lniia Count II
bills were allotted today ut !. 2i}3d. per rupee.
Paris adylccs quote , per cent r"nt"s at 30 francs
80 ccntlmcs for The account. ana exchange Oh London
at - francs T. ! :, ccntlmcs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
WEST SHOEE RAILROAD.

Train Ea,c, y,c,' 3d. 'ia;.oa Ncw:york. as fo;.
,nd minute. rarl"i from =. Fankn-s:. y II :
3,3O 4. M.-Dlily Tor N"wburc. klne.;on Ml"aT 4;
drlv rNrpt SUNDAY N,.' ~ to''Hdn'- ". =, $500,
:. - Az. -DlN for Nmnv except SUNDAY. Montreal.
S3U T. W. palv FOR Aiianv. Tt'cl siIacuse Roth"s.
tor Brlao. Niagara FAIL troit. Chi $50: 'Xcep.
Sr'rtdIy ~ Toronto.
1898 \. NJ. DAILY, c'ccp sunday, for Albany and
400 H. VI Daily except SUNDAY TO- Alblny.
5J5 = V.-Da;N Albany Montreal. Itica syracuse.
Norhe-r,r nunoo. NI1eam lalls. Toronto, Detroit.
,hlrnao -. Ioui..
Gao y. DAILY. except SUNDAY. To- Newburc Albany.
sis r. w. D,iiv Tor \l9ry. I''icr Syracuse poches.
u IiuHalo. Niagara rI- Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
mtNrI;>ii;Aw LOCALS. 30 ,sN5 Z NJ
- o no III ~ y NJ
tor l'IHalo. NlaC1ri Falls. Toronto De-
to,, Chicago al through trains.
Daily. For tickets. ,irc't,hl. p2t"r and Sleeping
c1r ,,couuolai Information apply offices: Brook.
lrn ssS Wi'Tncton.~t. 200 "ulton.st. Annex onire.
loo, Of Fnl'on.s;; New-YorS rlty Ell. I3 1868 7Sj.
-: Broadwav y Bo~crv. 81 Fast iit'-,t. SO West
I-01"'' q y. LAMEERr. Genelal rasscnger AGENT
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STATIONS IN New York foot Of Bnrciny and CHRISTOPHER
SHORTEST LINE. yf-TITILrD TRAINS.
~ iINIAN COACHES.

Dire. route to NHwARk, nLooMsIEID, MoNTcLAIE,
me UHANhl>- Nunii.lJ. i'HiardsN HE. Bt-h.ng
Ridge. Madison. Mo'rstown: rassaie, Paterson, Boon
pArCoNG, Ilackctts,own sCu0oLEY's MOUNTAINS.
washng'pn,, ~ 4. " MaSI0N WATHi
T0N PIITSTON. WlLKE>BAHHE. NANTiC0KE
pANVILLE. NORTH MBEELASD Montrose Bi Nti.
nAMroX- 0XF0iib ,NoiiwirH, waicrviIie: riIcH
mS' l!o prnft' 'ia@HpsA t9RSi
MEST S6EfiiWiF:s;tf hSb soGTuMEsfr" '''"''
ono A. VI. -RifsFAIO. UTICA and OSNEGO CX.
"'rhr.ss. Pullman paror EAR, Connects at Buffalo
win train for Chicago. arriving 0A5 a. m. ncx.
,.IO 4. .-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
100 p. M.-scGANrON. BJNGHAMToS. and ELL
s.,o r. ~ :'.iiANroN. Wills HAI;';E and PLYM.
40 T.. VI. tDa,lyi.-BJ tFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
49, in'.n slecpors. Arrives ut rs a. IN.
MIRO y. VI. Cpsilyi.-ErFfALO UTICA and OswEGo
EAr SIS. Pullman sleeper.
TICKETS and rrLLMAN APPROPRIATIONS a; 70
vurly.>t and 40 Brl?fvay. Tickets at ferry stations
7s5 ard o'2 nrostway 50 Wss. ls'ih,sst si Columbus.
- broadway. Brooslyn. Timo tables giving fun In
orwwrEFSc"oTr TXPRFsS COMPANY will call for and
.heck baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

cash quotations were ~ follows: Flour. quiet. IN
n,rai. o.aG, 20: 60 : red 7lc: No :. corn. 4lc
30. = p 10, 49, oats 20 81 III i. is
p,imr tmoihv sgd. ~ 10: mes prrh: PER Oh.
IL J.! i2ol' - - Lard per 10 r. 10. Tio G;y
sniI shoulders thoNrd =. 75ofIo. short clear SD
Cbo>cli .l0 So so 80 WhSkey ci.ii!l r. hni h'i
'nIn,,i ; -: standard y. , IGc. pn 90" Produce
FNchaug" DAY the butter marh't wa. arm T.
cr,nr,ry. ~ sc dairy. -''"3o' rgs' quiet ''i''
''', Cincinnati in sprn 2orlour easy. What onet
50 s @: g. Z, m Ssr% : 81 - rr NI" IN
~,,i,. demand 80 :. 59a,sDc. iora frmrr. ST. 3D..
Lard in fair dcnani - 75c. E1lA mat r, -, HTn,'
Whi.h,v quiet sales. BE- bbl>. II H. hu'i'F
,cprcr. .irong. Sugar firm. EccS easy. l3' ,hc''"
strong.
u N'G va i-c N Np ,prns Gsc %c Sort rr 20.
Corn ,i"ady: NJ ., 40 e cats iirm 40 : vlhi''
(" g. S,c: ample. d5a55c. RS quiet W ! 90.
ir VISION, quiet. Pors. 81 II. Lard. 10 -.
Mnncnpo April -g-r1 here, VT Sn v~r MI! 'r ~ Ii.
r rad, in cash wheat 80 Torhcrn ,oll at - ~
c 40 Nav SS opr,r@ S &%n' isnc ,[ Ct oHy
Highest. Ie~,., and 'O,"d y" q" .r&
G5 i.c: No Northern. %" Gle
rhadelpn. A sc roasuio'n"i' T nn s ,.%aG1
ruled firm and Gdvlrrcd II" -: No. i'd Npn'
and Nav - - Iic. June. - " \" 81" '", v
20 7sa17c Ryr dull II zoe fer ~" .h,' NI ,,
com option market InIct and steady No N'''""
l. I'm desirable position for loca trade verf scare ana
and uuIct at former rates 40. miN"d ApIi " -"
30 use: MAY. -, 80 iAc. lGH" 50 fhi" - =
i"I, 5oo 20 &C.. Oats Futures inaciV" ana ~
rh,nccd. no I. wli.r APRIL 80 81 10 70 way
and Iunr H,a 80 ';--r July. - > 80 &C. HIsnrr
Refined firm and IN fair d"ra' u. cubes; > -,
,o1cnrr ; 1870 standard powdered . - hh'
.r,u,lard ; lite. standard gHmL'" y ,
rr"wn l. lie. crystal :. i"; d"bI" roam !
diamond \. Lite: contcllphrr. y. 80 :. 80
.,"r -. K.yston, 4. - Franklin u. h.Si"' flhnh
Nm c,ttl e. l.iic: rel sta" g. az. Ei''h SUI =
4 lac: blue sinr &. i-c. 'ih'r hf'!" "H'"'"''"'
:, Louis. April .G.-FloIr s'"aGy. bar Dtir de
,,ni wheat o,en,. firm. bat h"ii;" Hh'"'lf"
,"y,'g {, ~ lower and isr higher tam i"irTua'
~ :. ,.d cash 60 sc: Nay. 80 H-H" July, ~ 30
turns, 10 i.ac. Corn dun. hrm way hn"'r ~.
,in,' ac OF: NO . missed. cash. sc May, ~
, 20 axe oats higI"r. dun. No. cash, zoe
W,, 20 I.ac Rye and barley noihing dom h ~,
.nIJ ltilk - 2r country r"lnl. ! 10 N',""' - Wv
,Invcr seed weak: timothy NJ lmng'N ii'N A'''uN
nnch,nc,d Iattrr demand unsnppld prize M
changed Eggs lower. II :'''c "hd Ni'""N -, ~
.n"l,rr ouii. - 20. tornm"al ,i"au, y" - ~
ON ORDER Whi,kcy. ~ II. Provl,l"ns ''r"ng'
,igh"r Win better demand. Pork. standard ms
Saunders ~ 80: long and ribs. go short, Tio
boxed I5c higher. Bacon. packrd Sh'h"'is; =" ~"
longs ana ribs. SO ~ -: ~ .i"II, l. ="
siis5 iams sugar cured 80 l3o 40 ~.
rr.to Anil .G-Whcni active, lower No. cash
and AprIl and MAJ 20 -ic: July ~ Sc n.S, =,
75c corn dull. steady NO. : cash ana Ain, - ~ :.
ulv A lie: no. = yellow. 43c oats iGl"' ~ ~, =
mixed dc RYE dull cish. 55c. CioV'ra"'h u"i'
sirady prime cash and April. ~ 10
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r,,- Reading AZ a 90 40 > 40, \. NJ, co. 30,
saturday night sunday II 80 A. NJ. CO. 80. 100.
Z 30 goo I. NJ. Il 10 nleht'- 49, =, -
Tar Harrisburg At go ~ So 10 A. NJ 90 30
MAT SUNDAYS, II 80 ~ NJ 100. 300 $50 L. NJ.
: FSr ro'i;.tie ,;o,; Ar SO 4 ~ 100 30
snn,,ys II 80 4. NJ 700, $50. GOO Il. 81, I5:IS
"sTr; sunburv Ieni-burg and wiamspor;. az 4 90
-.t5 s:t5 a. 81. 90. 80 80 i. NJ, II Is night
c\rcp. Saturiay night. sundays 7lj j. NJ 90 L. NJ.
- ~, nidni ght. ,,. :. -
90 IS s:;5 \. NJ, 90 80. 20 20 10 Alien.
,own p NJ sunday, 80, 10 4. NJ. 80. 80 r. NJ
For WIkcstair. rit,sta,pp and Scranton. si5 A. NJ.
Ior Rcd Rank; iang lonch ,,nt rc,o,' south 70 pon.
r INK oS1 100 90 CTS p NJ >nndavs esrcus
ocean Grove ON. A-brry PARK 100 \. ~. 90 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
At 80 S"' A NJ i''' $40 speedy, 42c. CTS
Tor Toms R!ycr bspnsgat Park AID Barnesat. 80.
Ior Atlantic Cl', V!nciand oad Brldseton. 3o'. NJ,
Fo- Monmouth Eoch, scabrlsht and HIGHLAND Beach,
snndavS. o 90 A. NJ 100 T. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

ID. McinoI,on & Co.: sat: hogs .OG II. -.
d. :, IIdcoc, y state nue-, 40 H. "a. -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

lie % n used OK .us CIV insnring Cleanliness
and Comfort
Fan, Trock. Protected by Automatic Block Sig ial
sx.,,u, Train. leave station foot Of Liberty Sc
Time Table In effect Dee. Is, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
RAILROADS.


q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAiLWAYoF AMERICA!
PROTECTED TIIIOrCHoUr BY
Block Signals and IltGGlOcling Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE sTATIONS foot Of
Desbro>~cs and dors'andt Streets.
In Eject 1904 A. W.. FEBRUARY io,h. 1893
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 rqan yc,i1t s.eGp1s ,H Car r,. . ,s
Goa be, from NewY.rH 20 Chicago Arrives + CD, GIN;
200 q next day.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 eHss,e. r Snaa s yssi
s aa end s .pesel rooms 70. both sexes
Idle. mad IaIbr s9ci. uor.ry and ali tie conysa
sncc, Of som9 or Office Leed h b s'f'qs S nc sd
-. LOUIS AID CINCINNATI EXPRESS
I:.Oo NOON. Paiilaa ve'tbge Sleeping and DIAM:
a.: . T. st. p aae to ST. vssOaG
aa IL a. NJ and St. lois 80 p day
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
G3O r. M.-Pulinal Vc,tbgis Shaping Cars TO Pits.
ss d and c'SsHa t Hn A,S S t r.
I4na ii 20 a. M. Chicago 80 y m. r-w dsy.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
'o Il VI s %y.i Gar, 70 tntps
pHs ca AtSoaa 2 % HSnmonf Arts:
lc 10 D. M. an! ST. Louis II. M second mori'hs'
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 =. N.-ruHan Bui;et s'cpns Car New'forA oI 20
@ SSasS ' ioeis fi % i coi1nDa, 5i5
sr RS S-h v T.ia T. for point, on Mort
S .ad Ga iSa SsT vi Ga. AZ. Ei' 80 b
With Sleeper to Memphis.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1900 A. M-"Ma-Lngton Limited" "sestay'' D HSs
pal!Hor .Ii!;as T. sa AS yge.oalo
rulimIn Plror Car, aud Dining Car, arriving "ssh'ns
Addiiona E>prc.. Trains. 30 90 $40 2; %% and
90 ana 8 20 p m. aud - Is night sunday. . Is,
sS s s1f 9sp a. H. I'D rs ~ sH ST.
40 r. w. Richmond saa Daaye nr LHpFes,s e N!y
@s, -e s car az 10 Moasoa MfpN Goas
SccP:r Ca a9 al lot Sp on S Sa ss oSo
FOX di6 p 4aS4FFc 6 5iFoSr an" sad SoF6K Cope
FoE ra &rFiMi s Xafc q 30 Day " coahss TASs%
Coach TO Browns Mlis-'n.thc-lHle,
F'i asas n"iS AS iS "a Ia &
D. M DO not stop At Asbury PARK and Ocean Grove
on sundAy,)
FOR PUlG.ADELPHIA.
netoh LImi,ei Win n-ins Car. ani II :c) a. n
az 90 "oon rcun'a InaHcd WITH Dnng ta.lb Il ~ ~
90 = 90. 300 80 90. {: 80 , 90. u CO. u 80
so 90 and 9 100 p. m and T. - night. Acron'
modltion, II 90 4 M. 40 and ! 100 I. m SuIdays
ENprc,.. 9 Is. s'3). 9 zoo. $50 1000 a r. ~ IN. %
w. :oo . 700 ,. n. anG i2ii night. AtsommOia'
t0n. 90 eud . 90 y. So
For Time trains local points on tho Pc.n.
syl1an i:anr.od system opiy AZ r. fo9"l.; Trkst
O1iccs Nos itS $40. ga. 1923, ll3 ana OI ~ 1d'
way Astor House 1874 Es l25th st. "O4 West i?5tl'
oJl tolerbu- 13I SiNth.Jle.. and loot Yl De-
hr1S-,S and Cortland, Court.>t.. $40 tuIton.st
ss nrlacwav and - ookvn Annex Station. foot q Full.
Ol.st.. BrOOalvl.
Jersey Cits.
Inc NrW.Yore rr,n,fr Company VIII call for and
baggage from hotel, and residences through to ccs'
nation
). II Provost. y Il. WOOD
General N,nieer General P1ssr Age',
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COOKS TOURS.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
WORLDS
~oNo M d EXPOSITION

bal, lMUHE 4 ONO X. r.,
SFW York CENTRAL Il. Re-
PENNSNINANiA RAILROAD.
READING: RAILROAD ~NSTEM.
Fir,i-cas> Hotel Accommodation IN Chi,agr Tor any
J,rr rneth OF time Sleeping and lrilor accom-
roda all lines. Personally conducted parties 10
the rli- Fair TWICE \ WEEK. Tickets, Pro.
cr,mmcs and NJ information nom
TiiO-. COOK Il son. 2Gi & i!35 Dway. Nrv York.
Delaware. Iachnwnnna ard Western x. Il.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, ArIl cG-rlour steady. uncdanerd
- 7.eo ,5c Awil. ~ Sta 7jc: Ma, 75o - l Sc;
June. - - - sic. July. 'Gn 20 l-c. steamer
40 . red 20 81 nc: stock j2itJ5 bush: sllc'.
5000 bush: milling wheat ly sample. ~ &c.
Com firm. mixed spOt and Apll. 40 In 10 lie :.
Man ~ j-s0 - .-c. July. ~ Btu - Isc: ,t"amcr
mixed. - u t1; stock lj29-o bush: s1'"'.
II 900: whit" corn by sample. 3i' yellow 40 do.
bic. Cat. Dun 10. = white western. ~ "a sc .
No. = missed do. 30 ~ 31c; ,loch 3j.jui bu o..
I've 4 qc,ive: SO - -. i!dgIc: st0"S. ii,ijo
bush. Hay finn ava steady: good to choice ,imotN.
-l5o SlG %. Ginn freight, quiet. ur'hHn-'d. ''
ton nominal E,ddhne. i--c. Provisions uhc"nsFi.
iuttcr Vr:y finn: creamery. iHhtN, |ic h" 'r
10 CHOICE .Ioo -. : do. ui,i . ION. 80 ne. l-:'
steady: II l..c uiTrc dul. Rio rarrv',. fit.
u tie: 40. :. - 3-0ij IL. SUGAR i"ahy ,
granullt 4. Lice. Copp"r trDng. r'hh'd, II lie
Nhi'hcy ann: - :Ioal -.
ro,ton Aprl' lcts quiet. but steady.
l:ngIlo April 2G.-Sping wheat quiet rs,irr rai' :
1000 lush ~ bard ,pot. - @c: 10000 No /
Northern. - Sic: closing. ~ hard. - e y" /
Northern - . ir y" :. 10 7lc. .poi 20 ! NHlh'ih'
e I. lie. Winter. quiet. lower "ir''nes lalr'
>al"S. car, NJ red. 10; ! car :" :, rA'Id REQ
,a,c. cars 40 white. - :" 1ic. Torn scare.
ONLY Offering, at closing Va Ia si"f" n ~ !-~r.
sale :; car 80 yellow. iDc jrace l-op hGHh 81"
store. ~ - .l4c. 300 bush No - 81 l--c. Sl"r'.
Oa', uni.i iirm. ~al,.. Il cay so E. white. - -
!. cur, No do - i-f03T e. car No Willie.
100: no mixed here. Barley dull. nominal En"r
10 choice Western; tO"G-c poor 10 ialr. ioo 30 Can.
ada 7Oa .nc. Rvc-Non" oirr'd; No > quoted 90.
Hour oni"t IS; adv h"si spring. - 3'"ti - a"
winter -. Gjn - -. Rye Norr. ~ -" - 10 NH
feed -,arcr good demand strong. unchanged.
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>rw.YoRn. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

l1lAINS LEAVE " Isl f-D.7i,. ,..,t,
N II minutes carrier fruE tne i.pI o y I'M
80" ,,r Middlrtown Blcomingbureh. POIt Jesn
Mo,tnu" Mountaindals la!-bureh Lioer,l Ln llS
,tn u,,rn+k Cirioldalr. scranton. W"ltoh Dei,i'
Sidney Norwich Edrc;o9 utGa l:o ob 0l[a ana Mns
'ii' l,,util Valley stations. Nideto"ii b,oo'i IL
,rrgS Eiirayie Falsburga, Huiley'hIs' Livery wv
$40 - H. Mdle9xn Fal I9"rRn' opssg 6neds,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
ROYAL BLUE LIN 8.

EMPRESS TRAINS leave station Central 4sai!rc1i of
New-Jerey, foot Of Lbeity ST., North i.iler . m,
FOR PHILADELpHIA Wees dI.s. co. :i3 200
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and SUNDAYS 90 II 30 Dining car A. NJ, 80, SOY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

The receipts OF bfcaa tulTs
.ards. last three Vivhrrs l0t0)
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
How the Clubs Stand.
TIRGINIA rs. PETERSBURG.
A Tie Game After Holly Contested
Fight.

PETERSBURG, VA, July Especial.
Six hundred cranks witnessed the game
of bali this afternoon between the Nir-
Sinias, of Richmond, and the home team.
The lgame. from beginning TO end,
was hotly contested, and was marred
only by the incessant and unnecessary
kicking Of the visiting team. The home
teams new battery, Leach and Smith,
from Washington, ID. c., who arrived here
this morning. covered themselves with
glory. Leach pitched a magnificent game
holding the visitors down 10 four hits,
while his command Of the ball and his
head work were almost perfect. He also
struck out nine of the visitors-quite an
unusual thing from the sixty foot box.
Smith caught perfectly. and his throwing
TO bases was magnificent. The crowd
soon recognized the excellent work Of the
new battery. and gave them liberal APP
plause. Enright, who made quite a repu-
tation as a kicker and "Puss' Luck filled
the points for the visitors and. be ii said
TO their credit, they did fine work. In
fact, Mike" pitched the game of his life,
holding the home boys down to seven
hits, and he was splendidly supported by
Luck.
In the first inning the home team made
one run. and the visitors were BANKED.
III inc StCOUu llIiA- the NisitolS HlaNt
three, and things began 10 look squally.
However, later on the home team sue
ceeded in tying the score, and the excite
ment became intense. The score re-
manned tie until the eighth inning,
when Keefcr got 10 first on Tate's error,
and Mccain stepped 10 the plate. Mac s
Irish was UP, and his countenance shone
like a pair of newly starched trousers.
However, he looked like he was going TO
hit the ball. and he did. He hit IL square
in the nose. and away IL flew into the
tree that stands just outside Of the CEN
tre-neld fence. The crowd went wild
with JOY; people yelled and threw their
hats Into the air. II now looked as II
the home team had the game well In
hand but in the ninth, with two men
on bases, Brodie made n wild throw. and
the game was again tied, each club hay
Ing made five runs.
The visitors refused TO play any Longer
claiming that they had 10 leave I'm order
10 catch the train. They hardly had
Time to play another inning. but they
refused to do So and left the grounds.
Ihereupon, the umpire. Mr. Frank X.
Clements. awarded the game 70 the home
team by score Of 8 TO O. IL was pretty
game, and II is a pity that IL was not
played TO a finish. In the second inning
Lang made beautiful catch OF n hot
line fly. For the visitors West and Frost
played well In the inneld, and I.uinsden
ana McMann did well in the outfield.
Score by innings
fetefsDurgs ....-1 900 Ag
Vlrsinias ...."..e 3 0 0 900 o p 6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
THE ST. CHARLES HAS BEEN SOLD.
Mr.. w. G. Mcdowell Has Purchased the
Property at Fifteenth and Main.

The st. Charles Hotel property has
been purshascd by Mr.. w. c. Mcdowell
for $4,000 from Mr.. T. II. Logan. trus-
tee Of the Cox estate. The sale was
consummated n few days ago, but the
deed has not been recorded WCrkmen.
however. have already begun renOvating
the structure, and It will in Il short
time be the Grst-class downtown hotel
Of Richmond At the corner under the
hotel where a barber-shoD has been
conducting business for so many years,
the office and lobby OF the hotel will
he situated, and handsome staircases
will lead from il 60 tie floor above.
Through the middle OF the house will be
run an immense air shaft. that Will not
only give 10 the air free circulation but
will light the Railways. tie light coming
from the skyiight above. There are
about 200 rooms in the hi use, and they
will be thoroughly renovated and fitted
with all modern improvements. Every
thing will be done 10 make the house
conf )rtabie and pleasant. and there is
every reason 10 believe that the house
will be very iuccessful.
Mr.. Mcdowell is the cashier OF Forl's
Hotel, and has been in the hotel busi-
hess for mary years. He Is thoroughly
appreciative Of the wants Of the ttaveiin,
public who come 70 Richmond. aud under
his guidance the st. Charles will win
new prestige and success.