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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-08
MORE CHANGES IN THE MAP.

Further Discoveries in Africa-The Source
of the Congo.
NJ. Delcommune, the African ex-
plorer, has sent a summary of his dis
coveries to Brussels. In this he saws
that the Congo issues from a chain of
mountains, which extends from the
shores of the southern extremity of the
Tanganyil1a lake to the extreme north
of the Nyassa. 1t forms in those coun-
tries a river called the Tchambesi, dis
covered in the conrse of the last CEN
fury by a Portuguese traveller, Lacerda,
and forms the chief afffuent of Lake
Banguelo. The waters of the Ban
guelo descend from a height of LOO
meters into Lake Moero, 900 meters
above the level of the sea, by means of
the River Laupala, 300 kilometers long,
which is a succession Of rapids. The
Moero constitutes a second reservoir,
and sends forth stream 800 meters
broad, which reaches the village of
Ankorro by series Of waterfalls. At
this point it becomes navigable, re-
ceiving upon it's western bank the Lua-
labn, also navigable, whose waters
have been swollen in their turn by the
Lunga and the Lovoi on the western,
the Lufrn on the eastern bank and by
the discharge of the Lakes Kabele,
Upemba and Kassali. Between the
eighth, and ninth degrees of latitude,
the Congo receives on the right the Luz
kuga, which draws OFF the overflow of
Lake TanganyilSa, as described by
Cameron and Stanley. M. Delcom-
mune confirms the assertions of these
explorers that the Lulluga is an unim-
portant waterway, as it's course is OBJ
structed, and only flows freely when
the waters Of the Tanganyika are ex-
ceptionally high. The Luapala, on the
contrary, empties Lake Banguelo,
which was formerly an inland sea, but
is now bordered by vast swamps. When
the Congo finally reaches Nyangwe il
measures 1900 meters from bank to
bank. Lake Landji, though marked
on the maps according to the reports of
the Arabs, has no existence.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-08
Flowers OF the Desert.

The cactus loves dry soil and does
not object to ulkali. In early summer
the western plains are brilliant with
the yellow and rose-colored blossoms of
this curious plant. But ii will often
thrive in the moister soil and showery
climate of the cast In the field south
OF the rocking stone in Bronx park
dozens of cacti are to be found, small
specimens of the priclsly pear variety.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-08
CABINET,

SSc'ty. Of State. ......-.. Walter Q. Gresham, III
sec'ty. of the Treasury John G. Carlisle, Ky
Sec'ty. of War. .... Daniel g. Lamont, N. Y
sec'ty. OF the Navy. Hilary A. Herbert, AID
Postmaster General. Wilson 8. Bissen. N Y
Sec'ty. OF the Interior. .Hoke Smith, Ga
Atiorney-Genernl.... Richard Olney, Mass
sec'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, NJ b
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-08
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. Melville ". Fuller, Ill
stephen J. Field, Cal
..John M. Harlan, Ky
....Horace Gray, Mass
Associate Justicea Sam Blntchford, N y
David J Brewer, Kua
Henry 3. Brown, MIclI
...George Shiras, Penn
Howell L Jackson, Ten
Q. 8. Senator'S. ..... ......'Wm: n: Stewart
Rep. i'll Congress. Francis G. Newlands
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
U. S. GOVERNMENT.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND, NY
Vice-President...ADLAI E. STEVENSON, Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
HIVE STOCK MARKET>-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, April 27.AattIita' cVts last = hours. 20
head total for week thus far 900 Lead fOr TIM
last Week 500 head consigned through. Loo head ;
to NcwYork. -? head on sale 20 heal markrt oir'!a
shippers; closed nrm medium 1850 Ia 100 u s'"'r,,
81 10d45 Is: light go D. 1909 - 81 3d-i 60 Hogs
Receipts last % houi>. 3l5Q head oia for Week thus
far $3.50 head .o- time last week. $3.50 h'd
consigned through. 1870 head 70 Newfork so b 40
on sale, IeOO narS.. opened SLOW and loo lower
for all grades With light hog very ,io% r,o''d ~ M
81 so pigs, 81 6oar-7 10; rouehs 80 25ase IS sec.,
IS 2Sds5 so sheep and arbs-Eec"pt. last "a hour.
$500 total for week thus far. @aso0 had Cor
last week 470OU head consigned thronvh,
200 head to Now.York. 500 head sale. 24oo head
market opened 81 adv. with light supply and Pooi od
demand closed caster: choice wool Ilnn- :, az 80
sheep fair to good IS 5ods03 IS clipped 81 5Oas5;
Chicago April 27-"The Evening Iourna', rcParls,
Cattle receipts 1900 head; shipments. 900 head
95ds5 %; others - $685.; led TeN,n, - io'
o. So; native f3 25d- 90 cenncrS. q 6o"s2 -
Market active. steady shade stIoneer; mixed and
e 9on IS iish, g' Gca 9; anu S oia 10
1000 head saos ''RTe@ oS9 s:a c
other Snpd - @5dS5 25 Westerns 81 - lambs
and yearlincs - 9od:7 -.
St Louis. April 27.-Catte-fcceiptS 500 hGai 81 p
% sseIs 100 16c higSe 3 IS g. oss~-cops 800
head shipments, 900 he'd had Market ''reae hca6y
Sheep-Receipts 2 600 mead shipments 600 head good
natives sold AZ 81 81 and clipped 1"yans at -.
Fast Liberty Aprl 1.-tntto-F'caih- $50 head
cattle shipped to New.York today Hors-Heccips 200
head shipments. 1000 head market active; Philade
phas s. 3Odss b.st Yorkcrs ana mixed. - sodr7 80
pigs common YorK.rs, ~ 25dS7 % two cars hog,
head shipments 200 head; market steady at yestr
days prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

e S's' E I. as S'i q
Pc: g. e 81 90 3; IS e 4:
[ a a GO % h e. "a" do. nor .~'i good
p 60 = - 'ug.r> unc. -scd 80 , whit ?ol D.
So ! DO + + ga &c. o. The i'dacc EychaHse
@5a9s S ''s sr, " Gac w" . aa & H. '
aena H 7mFonr apis' wheai sasy os ~
l'n,ei 50, H.isa si+az;c: ~ AM s. ,. Co.,
mes;, arS. sic 3; i.aec. dm, lislc; ~ wh';ky
ycssv ""e ss s "f oS 81 z ee mt 5 ''
g. Sc .p@g 81, 80 N"thc,a 7s Ssi@ f%e'
VIM rsey ,q-G No ,o S'e or ,a" h,slet 81
ro,x. Nav. 40 C5 lard nci.,n 30 30
MnqgaOo. A 2 r trade va y 9 %c hsTy cd
ss' 81. 20 "a" 81 @':' Neiincr Sa aGsc All
go Msy Gss @d nisers csf owc @s' eS,ea
&c; closed G7',c september opened md lowest lowest @-Hc
30 vo oh l' g. S' 80 xoracin Gsc5S
Cd ssnss5 r oal g., f Is III a, . % % t. IN
choice Pnp.y1 oni" Wnest marx wr veg ana pc
i iSne 'es4 i4y "a l ,"a ' da at
- So lover So Hh S %rr 'ss13'
Az, jan, 9@'9.e igy a9A@'Gc 'aI c, ig triu
SS',aiorc Nav ard June. 3oaa9.c; July :s',0aat:e
ii$t,. cH,e,S fani% as'yc Grm XeNyoTE factory.
1aS. Slnr "Tsa firm a. a I" cd SS%s
hnc GRADUATED So >t.nd'ri 5'"ols,cd ',e: crown
A = 1.lGc. crystal a. SIC, double refined diamond y.
5'4c: confcctiorer, J. 5'-c rec ,tor 4 Sc ksv''ons
4 SC Frinklin B isle; franklin c\trn G. 4.ifc rd
star G 4iic; green star c. A.4ic; blue star c. a."
Other articles unchanged.
Sea 1%S o AHF iop p@ d '%a S@rS'' S
very active qudaJo, Of May but later recovered. ani
July closed is04c above yesterday, May. G5@c; July
co1.oo9'sc August ;0.c. CornaCaNh lover $l.aa1c
opt on. lr,'nt Nav SIC July. 3N'.c. Oats-Ca.h arm.
&c, MAY lower 3oi.c ny. himcr. 5iec bid. liair,-
No market Pran dull; Coz on cast track. Hay M
changed Flax eel nominal. 81 90 Lead stra1y. ~ 80
Spclicr Grm - 70. Butter nrmer; creanery. "sasar ;
ISa,c Cornmea steady So whiskcv lower. 81 -
Provisions firm and higner: PORK 80 Lard so o.
DIV shoudcr'. !? so longs and rlh>
$40 shorts $40 -; boxed los ljc more Bacon
ehouldcr> $40 so; orc and rib, sl shorts Sl1 81 =
Sugar.curcd hams. S13cil4
Toledo, Apn 27-whcat active; higher; 30 2. cash
Corn dull steady No ,. cash 422c, May 4l''c; july
43.c No . yellow. t3c No yellow. 423c. =, oats
oulet 80 mixed 32c Rye dull cash. 5iv. Glover
seed dun; prime cash. IS 20 nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Tile TRADE IN CllICA 20.

Chicago April % lspecialj.-lt was known caTi7 70
some people IN wheat trade that Of tho milling
concerns in the Northwest tied up in ~ money nat
ter This knowledge might lave had sore iniucn'"
carly on the here. The hr>t hour was one
Of great depression. MAY touched 20 cents the owst
price crop July got TO 13 cents The Fit 9liAion
was that Cudahys leading thc selling both Of
rowcd the trade Minneapolis and Duluth wcre weak
C,he news came slowly. The Prioe Currnt' was a
ltlr buili,h The decline eto9l ed by Armour crop
news started advance Receipts not LARGE enoush
nor small enough affect prices There were -1V car,
had 249 cars W,-iern weather was not iaNofahc nlt
there was promise better condition. May sold b.
tween 20 and 717s cents July, between IN ana iS
cents both closed Of the top. Com was helped ny th'
strength Of provisions aud also affected finally possibly
bv the final strength Of wheat The spread b'twr'n
Nav and narrowed from 2ls cents 10 ia cen
IL wa, cents the close. July sold between y aug
4as cents and closed at the top oats optcd ana ci',d
at the same price for May-2e', cent july >olc 1"-
ceip;s 1876 the estimates 10Y FRIDAY Wore L.,
I'D yancng dollar barrel lard 70 cents hundred rlbS
Il cents hundred Tho close far from tho top
The features Of dav buyinc Of pork by WrSH
and gossip about the situation In pork when fei. 10
make september corner The easiest thing ima"lnaoe
Shorts OF all kinds and degrees wore Al WORK cnNcfht
and with everybody excited, purchases wrrr rNtImrN
difficult. Mitchell leading the professional MI eIr.
Inent. The selling hy longs; but as trading Wa
dircult neither the huvinc the selling was ~ Al
adequate the fluctuations Liberal hog receipts -
600 head. did not case the price any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
COTTON MARKETS-RY TELEORAPH

Galveston. April 27.-c9tton quiet middlins NC
gross receipts Az bales exports coa|twise 32sl bales
Norfolk. April 27.-Cotton dull midilinG. 7'sc; low
middling Bio; good ordinary Gac D., ana 'Fo.. a.
las bales; stock. SO. l6l bales ,,,,....
New.Orcans. April 27.-lO easy; good mi1dling.
77sc midding 7asc low niddline jl6c good odnary,
Re: and gross receipts 1891 bales ex?os to lcat
britain 1913 bales sales. 1500 bales; stock. 2D $50
bales. - . ,,,. ..,,. oil, -,
middng 74c good ordinary 6'ic; net and gross receps
Ola bales exports coastwise 2,i53 baes; sales. 100
bales; stock, 42,969 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
stations In New York foot Of Barclay nd Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. NEsTIBII.EI TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route TO NhwAkk. bLooMfIELn MoNTcLAIR.
TIE bKANItN summit. Bernard, lille. BlSkng
ludse, Madison. MorrstoMn. Passac, Paterson Boon.
ton poNcf, >tnnhupc 81 DDS LAh. LAKE 10.
PArtONa. ilachettstown. SCliOOI.EYS MOUNTAIN.
Washington. l.iilLLiPsBuki . EAIoN. WATER
GAP. SIKpl p>BUiiu. PUconn MOutans SCKAN.
ION. rIrI srON, WILKEsBAREE NXNTIC0KE.
DANViLLE. NOl;ruV MBEHLNNp iontrosc. 81 80.
MAMIoN oAtoRp, .NoRwl, II, w,erNle UTICA,
= MCiIFiELD 81 ElN6S. Cortland SYRACUSE.
usMht"o; iLuAHA. ,oWa,:n NkA, CORN NJ:
WEST N0nrMwESr AMP SOUTHWEST ~
fkL.sS. Pullman parl0r ear. tO1ects at Buhao
with train for Chicago. arriving a46 a. m next
7s2O 4. VI. -piNGHAMToN NAIL. stop. at principal
-ta't
100 T.. M.-sCRANToN. BINGIIANON. and FL.
4.io +. NJ srNANroN. WiLaESRAlGE and pLYM.
~ II EMPRESS. Pullman parol cars.
1880 =. VI. lDally-BuffALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
altman seepeis. Arrives at lla. m.
300 p. NJ. tDaIly ,-BUFtALO. UItA and oswEGo
EX :..a>S. Pullman sleepcrs.
=, TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCoMppATloNs ct 70
Mutrays ana 40 nroaiwav Ticket at ferry stations.
TS5 and %? Broadwuy SO West l25tkt. 235 Columbus.
ave. NewYork 3si WasbngtVn. l26 tniton.st and
~ Broadway. Brooklyn Time tabs. giving full In.
formation. Mt all stations.
WEStOTr EXPRESS CONPANYwiIl call for and
check hseaare from hotel resideno TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
financial.
Street Railway Bonds
CIRCULARS OF APPLICATION.
JAMES N. BROWN & CO., Bankers
6l CEDAR ST. \. y.
OFFICE OF
pUILMAN'S PALACE CAR CO..

OFFICE OF
PULLMAN's PALACE CAR COMPANY.
CHICAGO. April 90 1853.
~ ing Of the Sto kno dcrs he'd Thu day. T. voted 20
increase the capital ock % Ici cont 70 BE- '-ud a,
ro,olved TO the sar'c follows
STOCK HOLDERS OF RECORD on Nav l. 1898
will have the option UNTIL MAY -. 1898. u subs lie
such AZ pr. = cNt"n not exceeding oNl:
FIFTH or THEIR HOLDINGS or REC ORD on SAID
MAY ]. 1898. -. ~ ,,.,..,. . . - .o,
a, which date fu paid ccithcat, will b. sucd for each
payment. exclrd NJ frac.ionel share.
THE THANS FER EOOk@ WILL CLOSE MAY l..
AND REOPEN MAY 10. 1888
Bank forms ~ sIis'i ton and all information relating
thereto be Outlined AZ ...,.,
FARMERS LOAN AND TIL 81 81 GO !...... New YORK
N0'1' " 4 ; wEfNsHEIMER. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, April 27-p III.

1t being a legal holiday in this city the eX-
changes banks and public Offices were ciosen
The daily report of the general Treasury ana re-
marks the foreign markets Will be fouha Ill
another place For the convenience of readers we
reprint the closing quotations at the Stock In
change made Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

=. g y 4 NH, Co. Lc.,"(
Train leaves Wet i-d 'taton New York. fo,.
low ard ; uinr'"> "srli", frrm Z. rnmk -. \ Il
3i3O 4. VI. -p1lv TOT NSwburR. KlpgSon Altany
dly except Sunday. west ~ Cor,ircns !.
y Is AM.-Dailv trr Albany sNccp. Sundv Montreal.
Ri3O 4. N.-pailv for Albany. ttlca S,'susr Eoth's
ter. Buffalo Niagara FAILS. pwroit. ChtaSo eScep.
,Nrurda" FOR I,rop'o.
Ii,33 4. M.~bsiy, cscsp, sunday. for Albany and
4.oo, ,. VI Daily. e,c-p, SUNDAY for Alpnv.
J;1J N.-pa;v for N'hanr Montreal t'ica Syracuse.
Rochester buffalo. Niagara Falls. Topnfo Detroit.
Chicago St Louis.
6i3O p. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY. for Ncsbure Albany.
>arn'ng, ant Montreal
sil5 T.. ". p,uv for Allsnv riicn Sy,cuse Eoche,
ter. Buffalo. Niagara RAILS Toronto btOit. Chicago.
St. Louis
HAVERSIRAw LOCALS. o:i5 .s:tsPM
NEwprRG LOCALS. $ % 'l0:l5 4. ~ Is 4 30
:3j - 80. III IS = II.
Accping ears for nuniln. Magma Fall Toronto De-.
troit Chicago all through trains.
Daily. For tickets tiur-tablr, parlr and sleeping
ACCOMMODATIONS Indignation apply Offices Brook.
lyn. S35 Wa-Nnrton.>t.. 7@6 "uiton.~t, Orcr.
foot Of Fulton.st New.York CITY 81 ilJ 3f3 7s5
SO Broadway ll3 Bowcry 81 Fast Inst. SO West
la5th.st and NJ ~atpns
C. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
DcIawmrc. LncknMnnnn and Wcx.rn Il. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A

~ mccune 4 ne 't9c1hodrfs Of int. NLwroRk,
ma. been allied ana VIII be the PRINCIPAL once ~
Said Company IA Cleveland ONO Inc thru day oil
NAV A. ID 1888 ten O'Clock a. NJ. for inc puiposc
ana win Object Of vouag upon The approval o.
contract wit LAKE ~uOhE AND tluCUluAN
:-!u.ni.i:N KAii;wAY COMPANY for the lease
i.O,D COMPANY OF part OF the prcIni heretofore
used by sad LAKE siOiE AM. MItIIiuAN sou III.
fI,N RAILWAY COMPANY a. q part ~ It's main line
right Of way. extending ea,erly from point in the
cry OF Dil NKlKk. CIIAUTAuQU COUNTY NEW.
YORK about four.nfths (i.5 Of o mile WEST Of the
LA>r town line thereof distance Of about q ght ~
miles Ia a point IN the village OF SILVER CREEK IN
taid COUNTY.
ALLYN cox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

The United States Treasury at Washington
received today $l03,741 National bank notes
for redemption. 49, 100 -, ..oI
revenue receipts S473, 1925, and the misce laneou'
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures of the last previous s'a'cu'eh'
as follows
NJ sos hand A1i e 10, $pE 3 Dec R:'sp;
. sa 1ss5g 5sSs Bee sss9
Actual cash IL the
cert aS b %S s sp sS
Net cash bal sIs5 $50 43i si85 Dec. ssl $40
The Governing Committee of the STOCK IN
change admitted to dealings the following securi
United States Rubber Company-Addition;a.
S5IOOO common and $i57 500 pTe n6d n n,UrM,
making the amounts listed Sl5,J9i,%oV coin"oii
and 81 3,4OOl 90 preferred:
Edison Electric Illuminating of New-iorK-
Additional S3,25Oooo capital stock: Additional
Third Avenue Railroad Company --Additlonat
eI 900 OOOO capital stock for the completion OF
the cable lines, to be dealt in on May Is. Ihls
will make the total amount listed $',oo0;oo
Chicago Rock Island and Paclhc-Addltlonal
S3l 600 extension and collateral per cent bonds,
making the amount listed S39,o94,oO9- ,sa,.;oo,
Texas and New-Oreans Railroad-Addlu3nal
$500 900 first mortgage per cent bonds. making
amount listed S2,515,O0O
Chicago and Great Western Railway-lsSueS OF
Ss .026j0G debenturc stock, and $40. III 500 pre-.
ferred stock, class A, in exchange for bonds OF
constituent companies.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting made no change In lts minimum
rate of discount, which remains at l-2 per cent
In the week the bank lost &35I 900 buAion, and
Abe proportion of to liabilities was lowered
from ASA TO 4J.S9 per cent, against an advance
from AZ 80 to 42.1S per cent in the corresponding
GEEK last year. when the discount rate was re-
dnced from > IL TO per cent. The bank to-day
further lost "a. 900 bullion on balance. At the
London Stock Exchange British consols remained
unchanged at 80 SIC for money and declined
l-l6 to the same price for the account In the
open market money materially higher at lisa
IA per cent for discounts and l2al "a per
cent for daily balances Bar silver gained the
fraction al SO l.sd OH ounce American railway
shares were quiet but generally strong. Erie was
heavy in the early dealings, but its final loss was
only IA per cent. ST. Paul gained "a New-York
Central. and Reading per cent. The closing
was usually at the best prices. At Paris French
3 per cents declined 3 centimcs TO 96.l5 sight
exchange on London being trife higher at 25.l4
francs TO the 6 sterling The weekly statement
of the Bank of France showed increase in specie
of 4.55O,OOO francs gold. and l675,OO0 francs
silver,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
Storage.

AT MORGAN BROTHERS, storage W ,sn = d. ats
N o,i aud o3O Nest i7th>t near BrcidN ~ - m
r,Dms Tor furniture mirrors baggage pianos "u ,,c
disc; steam passenger and teeht elevator IN ely Of
shlnniny attended to: padded van, for m'.,, .s,h
country, Inspection invited Telephone 10 '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
FOURTEENTH STREET HANK
financial nleetinQs.
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNArI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.


THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNArI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI. ohio. Aprl D. 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of
the Of the Cleveland, Cinonnati Chicago
ad St Louis Railway Company viii at thc
In, coiu the cay Of Cincinnati Ohi. on Wednes
day, the 10Th DAY Of May 1893. at 10 80 A. NJ. To
consider and take action upon the question 4 making
mortgage covering all the railways. leased lines and
the company, 10 srcur" bonds
uf,y million, Of dollar. About million,
dollar Of ,ai bonds b. I'd retire certain II the
out,,aniug bOrd, secured hy mortgage ON eald
1IoIefty or somr portion thereof five millions Of dollar,
h. u--d To reimburse the
vance, con-trucuo and equipment, ard pto, lie
au- T. piy for additional b'crmrnt ION and
AID the ba,nc" 20 remain
iutuf, .rrl u the company than
dollars raid baanO. he,
any one year -.
the director. % this company It's line
way 10 The ce- o; Jcer-0nNile New. Albany and Louis.
ylc or more OF them oy constructing new Inca
Of such line LINES or purchn,.
nj otherwise acquiring track bridge and
terminal or IN whole
or in ,onnntion with other companies lhe stock tran
fe hook ,c closed al the close u business on The 18th
dav Of Apri and be- again opened at the opening
business the llth day 81 May lS03 By order OF tho
ard. T.. L. ONBOkN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. April 27.-tlOur steady, unchanged; sales.
$50 bbls Wheat easy No red. spot April and May
744a74hc; June 7i+a75c; July 73ta75lac steamsrc
spot and APRIL ash diSssc; May 47@d4se July. i9d
49.c steamer. mixed. 47i4d412c stock l9f I6l bush
sales 100000 bush white corn by sample. SIC: yellow
do SOC. Oats quiet and lower; No Whit, Western,
Rye dull No . 62i2aG3c; stock. 10000 bush. Hay.
quiet good To choice timothy $50 sl0 So Grain felchts
slow. unchanged. Cotton. nominal; middiing, SEC
Provisions unchanged. Butter firm creamery, fancy
3ic do fair 10 choice 800 32c do imitation 29c Eggs
quiet lie Coffee firm; Rio careoes, fair l'hc; No
:. 15'.c. sugar. strong gianulatcd > 3-iGc Cocser
unchanged. Whiskey firm; 81 200sl u.
Boston. April 27.-Flour hrmer. Corn firm. but quiet
steamer yellow 53ied5 oats quiet and eascr No
white. l1a42c. Shorts dull. Provisions hrmer But
and steady Eggs steady; Western extras. iDe. Re.
cepts for the week-Fou p O20 bbls and 40 40 sacks
corn. 1O77G5 bush oats. 005l2 bush shorts 23o tons
Buffalo April 27.-Good inquiry for NJ Northern ! I
wheat zoe BID. 7lc asked No hard spot "neiei al
77hc No Northern. 1890; No Northern. lie Win;
ter quiet, easy. Sales, No old; 74c; cars No 8
extra red &c 80 Whit 7ic asked Corn uns.'ll le
. cars No yellow. 4G2d4G'c: No yellow. 4GHc
No do. 459c cars No . 4j@c ! car do.
45.c track; o,400 bush No ?. 45c; 1900 bush 30 s.
I4c 1000 bush do 4iad4ii2c In store. oats stealy.
8 cars clipped So; No 3 37i4c ears do
clipped 3sc No mixed scarce So bid. Barlay-Salcs
1900 BUSH good Western SIC 70 arrive; 600 bush do
asked No quoted 5sc Flour quiet, steady: best srr1c
81 81 ds1 40 do winter. SO Gjds3 10 -four az $50
a. as Mifced strong. good demand: bran
unchanged. Canal rcights. wheat Sc fAsc open
fne shipment 10 New-fork
Chicago April c7.-The leading futures ranged as
Ouenng Highest Iowest Closiny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
NATIONAL BANK OF CONUERCE I,

~ &ha.t tRk.-lhc annuil meeting of tlc nchodcr
o hi. Association VIII lie held banking house
corner Of Nassau and Cedar ST. MONDAY, MAY T.
1893, at /. O'Clock 49,
w. &. DUVALL Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD CT NEW.jERSEY.
&u,hra lite Go a used n-,rly insnring Cleanliness
and tOni:orf.'
rour Track. Protected by Automatic Bock zig al
.,,tcm. Trains leave station :oot OF Liberty Sc
Tim, Table In effect Dec. is. 1Sg!.

For i, "o ZOO IS 80 r. ~ II is night cI,S,i
S.tcray night snnday-. II 30 A. NJ. 20. 1880, %
SO go i. NJ. u Is night. :,
90 800 IS l.. VI. l. rs nieit. eNtop; satufts,
nisnt SUNDAYS, II 80 A. NJ zoo 300 80 l.. NJ,
l. 10 r rs%tts,ilc a, 90 745. si5 \. VI. 90 "a
,o ? 3o r. NJ I. IS night except Saturday n!eat
sundays, ii 80 4. NJ. 90, $50 900 Z. N. u i
n.y., Sunbnry Lew. burg and william sport at 10
as s:45 s. NJ, 90. / 40 30 T. NJ. - Is nl,h.
,>c"pt SATURDAY night sundays Is \. NJ 90 p ".
IL Is midn ght. -
90 is s:,5 T. NJ. 90 I 30 5.iJ % n, Nee.
town, p NJ sunday. 30 1, \. II. .t" g. - I. "
ror Wllke,iarr Pitfston aud scranton IS A. ",
I ~ T. NJ >unt,fs 70 ). "
For Red Bank Ling Irarch and ioints so'.h P,-t
plrn ant 30 Is u 30 \. =. 30 - 2 10 I'd
flank oavi oc %. - r. VI. Surtlf. 'Nccpl
ocean ,.rove an Ashury Park. 900 \. NJ TOO p "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28
FOR LAKEWOOD.

at 40. SIS \. NJ. Las $40 spc,ian. &C. Ga
For Toms River BiJncsat. Park and Barnecat 80
ID \. NJ. rs. 70 4. NJ
Tor Atlantic City, vnelad and Brdr ton :S0iA NJ,
las T.. NJ
30 Sis II 30 \. NJ. 20. :i5. 90. 40 p u.
Sund,ys oCO \ NJ. 100 l.. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
SsriiaSateS OPS 100 1924 o754o5 Inc. 80 2eS
Deposits in bank 11,2oo,322 ii'lZ'o'o 1--WE 49,