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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

s s ana 5000 DO, all May, 49ssc; 40 cora. 1000
0HTs 'm2c elevator steamer car. 1ac ele'
ihc Harhet To- oats opene1 moderately active and
10 GET developing quite little activity and cosdc
W '"irnAth. Ihis early attributed t. ccd weather
49, hut II seems there has been revival of the export
.iN anu recently there have been good orders In ihi,
'n,. Tor tc other side. 1t tact, mat
ss' ist t"ere were nearly $4,000 II oats tacn
poI' anu some 81 the buying morning lo0keI hr
continuation OF tnc Interest. The marie, for oaI- mps
u's ,O"afl 'Le rlorc. leaving Oh dn ~ the lowest o
'hc ta,h market silc- uniting
10 Only 10000 bush, follows 80 quotel b.,
ric'dtOr and 3'9c delivered; No oats nominal. BE;
40 49, : While quoted 40; No white ar lo. @s'ac ;
i!c~, "hic. $50 Ne; track mixrG. J103Slc; dbju'
I'OOJo bush mined oats to arrive rcp1iicl nave Lscn
taken lat evening for export, particulars ciu.ed
fAHl.ff-( Quotations nominal for Western;
,wormcd state GjaGdc aud California HooG7r for bay
tw liS Ky fMarkct nOnindlly ed state.
o9d Gle. MALT Market hrncr. but quiet Wcstcrn
$3.50 t""-s wed state 12ls The; sA.iOwe s1aHor
option quotations tall1w. For eOmlar. th' closing
prices la, aud corresponding. date lat
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-YOk. Apnl Il, lS.3.
LoTTON-Thc New-Yoik cotton markot has been NJ
settled and lower Disappointing calie news has been the
,rncIpal reason of the decline il prices our aNan,c
Yesterday was not followed in full by the advance IN
liverpool this morning OF to / points nor was IL
followed In tn Southern markets yesterday. The LIVER
rol market not only lost the advance at which 1t opened
his morning but closed 6 c2G4 below the level Of last
Iiehts prices in that market. Hcfoie o'clock our
rarket had declined Is points Private sbie> explained
the reaction IN LNcgloo due respecting
The situation OF financial alaiIs in the Unit st'tcs
Local sentiment thcs easily tO the bear side OF the
market aud nagnihcs any pessmistic feature for all IL IA
worth The talk OF god az premium was : factor in
Yesterdays lisc aud operators who bought that Ncter
day all had cotton u sell today. The receipts at TIE
ports point 10 total OF 1900 bales for the week.
Weather and crop conditions rally in the South
repCfrei favorable and seatmcnt in thr South,ra
dav aid las; n2ht Exports. l,O5 bales consumption
$50 bales contract loo bales total l5j bales rkct
FIRM at 17sc for ndddli:cs; 1-l6c decline.
opening. range ard close to-day, and closing bids last
nil and last
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LONDON Wool SALES.

London April GA, The wool sales today l10Ju
bales 81 good quality W'r" offered. The compciltloi
brl>h. especially for cro>Sirtd~. which we've t1kf
iv the hOinc ana French buyers. M";inos sold well
Continental buvcrs were fair purchasers The Ger
man demand was restricted also the American
Lambs, WOO. was In keen demand and some brought
high ns i | I'd. The following are the sales III
i,ipil ma the. picrs obtan,d: New south Wales
Zoo bales secured :0 /, ID do locks and pieces
-d0 |, ID greasy. = id00 I'D do locks and pieces
-do y ID Queensland. 600 bales secured. ls0 J.
I'd do locks and pircrs Ildu L I'd greasy; I'd
10 Id do locks and pieces lid0 "a: Melbourne
ana NiciOf1. I.sOO nlrS secured 10 1-.d0 l. , "a
do lOcl,, aud pieces. lid" l. la greasy. Ia"
i Id do locks ard pieces. :; 34d0.d fleece. i'd
l. "a. south Australia. 900 bales; scour,d. Is
| i'd l. > I'D do locks and piccrs Tn II la
greasy. q i2do 10 I'd do locks and pieces 3 l2dn
ID; West Australia coo La.'s; secured lorEs ana
pieces l..do lOd greasy 3 l-4dalO I'D: do loci-
and pieces. idaG 3-4d fleece, Is; Tasnnnn, 10
bales: greasy. t-2dn0 Id: do lock, and pieces
-da7 I'D NeN-Zcalnnd. 4.IGO bales secured
Id ID do locks and pieces 7d0 j. I'D greasy
2d0 I'd: fleece, sd Cape of cod Hop" ana
Enial. roo bale: secured, l. ldt1S I'D: greasy.
:, aida 3-id.
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G iTTDN MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

Calvc ton. hpil 2i.-Co'ton steady: midilins
7llIGc: low niadl!ng : 3.sc: good ord nary, &c.
Nc and grass receipts. 2G. bales sales. 300 bales
,t0ca, a 2l2 bales. Wecky-Nct and roS recrp,>.
5.1.- bal =, "Npyrt-, cOastWise, 4AJI babes 81 ;
LIB bales.
Nori0lk up 2l.-Cottol quiet: mddlng, 1i-luc
low midd In, . lie. good dnaiy, o9.loc. Nr'
pnd gross ep'> 22s bac>: sal 80 bal = STOCK,
i0.2!i bales. WcCkly-Ast receipts. 3'Nl nii'
gross. 500 bales: exports. coastwiSe, lj'o bales
sales. % bales. ~
New JrlcIn,. Apr 31.-Cotton easy good mildiing.
SC mldd'ng, 2sc Iyw " a,d ho, rraSs
$50 bales cNplrti 10 the Continent, 2,Wo bales
c0iSwis'. i.G.7 halle: sal">. 1.JCo bales: stock.
al 1ui abs WEEK y-Nct receipts, l1,'i2S bales
ero,> 20 5O9 bal. exports 10 Great Britain, !o.loi
alcS. 10 the Continent 1868 bales, coasiNl'e l',oJi
bal =. snll = ~ 80 I.lC-.
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Tile TRADE IL ClIICNGN.

Chicago, April II CpcciaD.-Wheat early today
was under the influence Of bad weather. better calts
smaller receipts and increased outside trade Wm al
In IN" last hour was dominated bS pihcN laiK Ir'"
The sealoard In regard 10 the condition OF the money
arkct there. cNiravngant talk In regard 10 the con
dltIon 0f the money market here. ana haNy sihS ol
July by PnrdrIdsc against II large private settlement
Of Nav mnde bv him early In the day. In short
wheat was affected early by the ordinary and irgtti
mate Influences and was higher under them. Toward
the close II came under spell OF the srntimrnial III
iiucnccs u Wall street and Of he wheat pit. and under
them LOST not only lis early advance but even
dropped under the last figures ~ Thursday. Nay
sold between ~ &c aud ~ l4c nnd closed 1T !:lc.
InIv sold between - 5sc and - he. and closed at
% 5-sa73 a-4c Inside the pit The important clrnm
stance was the purchase In one lot ~ parridsr OF
900 900 bushels Of May NJ az cents. II cSti-
mated nj night tina; 100000 bushels short
Nav had been settled at around -
cents n was not easy 10 decide what
the important circumstance today outside OF the pit
Probably Il was the weather. The Weather Bureau
man showed the whole winter whea and spring wheat
territory even rs far south Texas getting the sort
Of weather natural for February or March. Tile sea-
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Market steady Transicratlcs issued at 80. sales.
1890 bales. New-Nork receipts. i.7S9 bales ;
exports 22c bales Forwarded. 49, bales stock ?6ol ~
laos. Cabes-LivclJool IL 40 m.SpCt cotton hafdcD
inG, American Tiidlng> 4 7.iOd sales, : 900 bales ;
receipts. ZOO bales including 5000 American. tas
openci litn 36i i-Ofd advance; 2.i5 l6I c.-6id
decline; 1t closed barely STEADY 1t l6fa.6id Lciow
Yesterdays closing prices The port receipts to-day were
.sNS bales and 50 far this week, il6!1 hale AGAINST
5lo b. les last wcex. ENpots Great Britain. 2A6 bales
tonunent .o?lo bales France. stock.
Aes: total consolidated ne. receipts far this week
Il bales c\poits tiIcat Eritan bales France
esss bsles: Gontncnt. 81 373 bales total bales
COFFEE-Ihe coffee market has been decidedly less
active and decidedly pacific IN Hopes Of he..er
foreign markets. particularly in HaVrc disappOint
And while our market opened fairly steady Their sub
sequent Gradual decline OF 80 To- 40 points ard notable
and European Country Spectator, seem t. I've
very urnid. while II il believed that the kaenhach
interest in NewYork has been Practically eyeh up the
interest Of this operator In Havre Is wed still tn lie
ui.qudated and further attempts to qudate the long
that market might easily the ranickv
feeling this side of the especially pric
regarded still above the basis justified by the
meicial proposition Of supply and demand In q lock
to-day the sales Change had only reached 1900 bqs
Sales Of futures to-day: May. 225e bags; jane. go
bags; july $3.50 bags August 900 b1es se2ember.
total $3.50 bags. Market closed steady. Quotations:
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Line srocK MANKETs-nY TELEGRAPM.

Eullao. April l-tatlc-Rec,ipis, last ~ holr ),
LAO head iyial for week ini, ftr. I'-oo Hc ,.
for same tmr last week. ioNfo h'nu, Hm,s"ri
through. I.2.J mead; IT, New YORK. so n'.'a on
sale. 20 head market opened WIN 't,A1y i',"h,
closed firms; lood o cho', steers iv2' 10 -!
c mS NH "" u'rn,. h,i - hour.
1000 h,ad iot.i for vrch l!lis lar 39''i1 H,a
for time liisi week. l'7Do II, "a con i.|''
sale. 800 head mrhci op"nti strong wiih Il g1'i
a. 1s 75 god '' incda"s. y 75@s 20 p:s s. oJo
~ 60: g.ol Canali dairy fed - io"5' %. >he'p
for week thus Tar, $500 he'd TOR sim imr ii'
week. 5i,GoO head consigned hrsasll 500 head 70
Eimb.. 80 son - 10: fair 10 COOL - -" 80 ., !;
clipped. {: jo"S 10; wool sheep. ~ -" ~ 10; calls
hicns". .hlI Ii" The Evcning JoIinal7 Iclo I, ::
taiti,-K'rcp>. 1ouO head stipnen's .COp r'1d
mah"' si.a?y to strong top steer; :? '1e -
cows. S:!0 ~ II. llogs-R"ccpiS, 1l,OOO h"h :
shipments. 1000 head market 2O0 2jc hi-l'r: ronsh
ana common $'7o - -: mixed and packer. =. 10"
- % pig. - a5o ~ 10. ,h.rl~>tcId,: 'rcNan~
- ljes3 - Western wchcrS. - - -; hmb-
- 2Ja - 80.
81. Louis. Apln .r-;'a,tc-Recrips. $500 head :
shipments. 100 head: market 100 ljc high r: fair
10 good native s"cis, - lo"TI Texans, both ga
and fed, strong. i3c higher; tair fed 'crS 81, - i;
market 10" l1c higher; heavy. 81 10" - 30: mixed
So 9ooG1 40: Hight. $'oS - 20. sheep Recr.p'S
LOCO head shipments. 20 head: market hrm :
fair native sheep. with wool on ~ -.
East Liberty. Penn. April 2I.-Cni'le-Rec"ilt'.
3co head shipments, I,n-) head marfc nothing
doins. al through con>i$nmrnis no cAui. Nmpp|i
10 NewYork today. Hog, Receipts 100 h%I
pla's. ~ Oas7 90: mixed. ~ 1jaS1 30: best YORK
crs: 81 roo - 20 pig and llgh workers. 4. 23~
night 10 Ncwiprh -h"rp- Receipts. coo head ship
M MS, 80 head market steady uns unchanged.
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the STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Ap.il 2I.-Flour dun. unchanged; SAILS
40 bbls. Wheat strung. M. = red ,pot ana AFtl
II 3-la1I s-rr. May. - > IA 1Jc. June, - / /"
- -: July. - I Ia - ste. s,aln".. No. red
20 9--u7 Il lie. stock. jJJO-l bush, sales, 100 Jo1
bush milling wheat hy sampl 'jo 'Gc. corn steady
II sec; July. ~ l-I0i- lie steamer missed, A. e
lid: stock l5i.iaO bush. ALE. 5000 bush White
COM by sample. Die; yellow dp. Die. Dais steady
40. = white Western. II la i-c; No. mlNrl DO,
:-0 3ac stock, jo.iIo bush Rye dul No. :. ~ :"
&c stock .-us bush. Hay steady good 10 els. c
timothy. lOa 80 -. t,ian freight, dil. unchaugI
Cotton NOMINAL middng. 90. IN - >i"h' IN
changed. tuucr Either; g. amEy, nancy, ~
do fair 10 choice. 4sa:or; dc. Imitation. 3J"2'c'
ladl fancy, 26c: good to choic'. -" - rlll', NM"
weak. II g. Cohcc qui't RIO caTs"'s h'li, i :,
No. :. II 70. sugar strong. graduated, l'''
Copper unchanged. Wni,Aey hrm, IL 2iol -
Boston. April III. Market firm.
Eunalo. April 2l.-oprine wheat dnli ,"i h, Y
-alr,. loo bush No. hard. ., e luu" .'.'a y
Northern ~: Nc. : do. II l-3c. No. J Nolihr.h :,
/. T.. ~ lie. Winter Lrmrr 'mand lisfi no: a.
II 70 ash,s sales. two car ~. "Nlr' rel 80 -
zoe: Two caT, no grade. II lie. on en- W. re- J.
&c. Corn dun and easy ohrruG. h-h' ~, =
low - > ia 40. so. , d., 10; no a., II -"
If lie: 30. =. 81 "a ijc No. ,. ia ii q 'at'
dun weak sales. ~" gu, No. : Whit. - 20 !"
rnri no , white. 350;1 g.; 80. mixed - l.
80. 3 mixed. >. lie. Barley dull Csn'da. ~ 80
GOOD Western. GOo -, po1r = lar, f7o1-c' ny
30 orrring-: ~. = quoted. coz DC Flour In inlr
dcrnani steady bet spring. 70" - 20, "ll'r,'
,5a 70 -. Rye nour. { %" 30 .. Ml.i''d l"l -
lave. bran Hca winter bran bnlt, -" ."
medium winter d.. 10 -; winter ,hlpN, 80 corr
coarse mlddl"ss. clj -. fine VIII {" feed II" 3'a
-I6 80. sacked 1j,rr i additional. Ky" h'I 'H'h'u'
SO.
chicago. Aprl 4l.-The hading futures ranged A.
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Delaware. Lncknwnnna nnd Western u. X.
stations In New York foot Of Barclay md Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. VESrIBILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR.
Ridge, Madison Morrstown, Passaic, Pate son, Boon.
rie%arcoSG. nacseIssscwn scIooLhY;s MOUNTAIN,
washington, ~ LIipspu R... EAsToS WcATER
iGS, PirrsroN, wILKEsBxRRE. NANTiCoKE.
nNMToX oXFoRp: 'NoRwirm: waterviile. UTICA.
S tslStt s s irrIAtk. oWEGo' EIMiRA, t9RNiSS.:
BATH, DANsvILLE BUFFALO and all points
WEST, NoRlmWEsf AMP AMP souIHW Wlroo ,,v
TKr.sS. Pullman parlor ears. Connects ut Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 9A5 q. m. next
s.lO A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 II. M.-sCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. aud Ell
4,io p. M.-stRANToN. WILK f.sBA I.i:E and pLYM.
III III EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ears.
1880 r. NJ. (Daiy).-ButtALo LIMITED EXPRESS
lsIlimon sleepcrs Arrives at rs q. m
300 p, NJ. DAILY, ;-BUFfALo. UTICA and oswEG0
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At 70
FAX and os Broadway IS West iash.s. 2sS CoumSus
ave- New.York 3as Westinghouse, 726 Fulton.st. and
n Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In.
formation. at al stations;
check from hotel residence to destination.
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ETEOIEAN pRODTtE MARKETS..

LlvcrlO l. Airl y. 3:ij y. m.-Pccf In m9i LAT
dcnan extra In iil Easy, al as ~. iOii III
ned rate demand. Ham, In god fcma'h short cut:
about II 10 ~ lbs firm AZ rs I'd. Bacon IN good
demand Cumberland chi, about - u - lbs firm ~
-, long q mlddl",. ab NJ - lbs, firm nj 12s "a
Chrc>" in good dcmari American finest white ani
COT r,d firm at rs. + llOw In poor demaivi. spin
Of turpcntnr IN poor demand: easy at BIS. Resin
IN moderate demand. JaiJ-,p in poor demand
luiur., II 10 demand. prim" Western spot dun at
%, 81. Wheat In moderate demand: No red win
ter dull ~ - I'D: ~. RID spring dull at O.
I'D. Flour In p demand. Clrn-,pDt AM
future, IN moderate demand mixed Western spot
II, ally NJ Is sid Apr steady at Il ID May steady
~ - 10 Jun" steady at A. Id Hops at
In.Ann-lacINc COast In POOR dcnand.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

IN 7. q Z IT Il KN. CO., Les>ee.)
Train leaves West f.d 81. station NewlCrA. : fol-
lows and - minutes earlier from ft. Fankln.st ~ Il
$3.50 A. ". Daily for Ncwburg, Kingston, Altony
d'ly "vcpi SUNDAY west Of Coeynnns Jc.
:; IS An for Albany except Sunday, Montreal.
93O A. M.-Dalv Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochrs.
ter Buiaio Niagara FAIL D"troit. Chicago eXcep,
1885 4. M-DaIy, except Sunday, for Albany end
400 =. M.-Dallv, except SUNDAY. for Albany.
JitJ y M.-DallN for Albany. MOntcal ruca Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
ST. Louis.
8,3O p. M.-pay. cxcep, Sunday. for Newburr Albany
Saraoga AMI Montreal.
~:15 y. M.-Dnilv for Albany Utica. Syracuse Boches.
Or. Eulao. Niagara fals. Toronto Detroit. Chicago
St. Louis.
HAVEIi>rRAw LOCALS. oa5. ssa5 p. NJ.
rs q 80. IL ~ J.. ". ~
Sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De-
tlolt Chicago all through Trains.
Daily For tickets. ,lnct,elcs parlor and sleeping
iyn 1913 washlneton,st 72G rulton.st. Annex once
foot Of Fulton-st. NcwYork City. 271 1lJ ?G3 1855
$40 Broadway, li3 Bowcry. 81 East 1ith.st SO West
Io5th.st and NJ 'sstions.
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Chlca.o. Apr.l .i.-The hadlns iuiuFc' ranroI 4

|
nr, c'," iTa lower ali round 80. spring whca,
Dr. "a = bring wheat &c Northern. zoe No; r,i
- corn r% =! zoe IS &c. ~ barley. SIC 80 ins
-rd - i33Ia@I Il prime timothy sd - 10 u, q
pork pr b 81 2oo y 20 laru pr .. = ~ i. 20
| vhl-k.y. dlscr, finished gs"ds' pr S, m',
j3i6c on the Produce ENchangr iod"> ,,' Va
| market wss flrncr; rcnmcry, :3d 3oc dalrN' -"
.." rgr- easier: strictly fresh II - l',' ,,,u
ccs , e c Hp quir No. nixd - @4c oa-
hay lover .o Ne" Fork %S r@ = 90 90 Lard a%rr
10 5Oo - 20. Bulk meats S'ronsrr ~ ','
sold higher. ~ II ga gu % Mh's ,yo Hg'' rssI In
GOOD demand. he. Cheese Strong
milwaukee, Apul eirlogr H~ M M@Gh, "a' !r
20 s''"" 80. Whit ga &c. Farley gar, 80
= %3c Sons "m an,, ti por 1 ~ 20 1rd
Minneapolis April Either was yr 60 fa, .r ,nC
TO day with the ;rcat"', weakness s.VN .r When,
Win offerings rather Hight: NO northern sou a.
&c and so. Northern at &C. c'%. wcs, NP GT Sc
cioScd oic July opened 81 ac hsh"Il; - hard hare
oS ana S sS; 81 odt no. ." x 'i@ ~ t ~
Philadelphia April 2I.-Four- Market continues
weak. Kvc Hour Dan at ~ 10 for cholC' t.nn.y ~,
yana Whc. %"r ns ' MST ana 'a az "a &C. june
- 14a75 i.3c: Jnly. - i-'c rye dnl At soc ior
40 ~ y.", Mixcs "r hpriI %so - i.c; Nay
A. 3la tie June 4,o4 lie Jnly' - :" - a;
lut,
:, ., lower: 30 {. white April. 30 =" ior ail
and T,n. - Iad:l8 , ic; July. :'o"J7 sac. h',l''
.cnrcr and higher; Pennsylvania creamery 'N,I"'
rcnn, ,Ii,nnin prirt. .Nirn lobbIng. "1g j7c -
anict and easy renn,ylyana tr',s' ID ~ xxx ,r
h"es. firm with light offering at former price.
smgars-krhncd strong and aclyr, '"E''i '' Gnc
lo1cngr . 3.4c: standard powdered ''l' nn'
Swn,,at,d ; 5-iGc stand I'D graduated . 3iH ;
crwn A. Q Ar: crystu A. 3lGc double r"hh'
diamond A. . 3lGc: confcctloncrS' \. 10 ra
star 4. lode: Keystone \. 4"ic' tranHh h
4 Sic: Franklin extra &. Aiic: rcd Star e. ar
Green star G. A4ir; blue star {, Bee. "th'r
articles unchanged.
ST. Louis April aI.-Flnur abont steady SLOW.
Wheat advanced early Sac. react nI'r me , ,',,'
closing Isa use up; No. rcd cash, o. SC Nay
a. az oc closing % I-sc: July. 80" 60 90; 81 -
ing. 20 I.2c; August. 20 lsc corn am; 40 ,,
higher: 30. cash. zoe May, - 'r; N
and harley no market Bran at MILL d3c; FhX','i.
81 TO- Clivcr AID timothy. unchanged. Hay
10 riit edge SII 80. Bn'"r firm. nnchang'i' Esg
firm, ~ dc Lead lower. 20 81 - Sp"i'rr hishrr'
~ 20 bid Corn meal steady, unchanged. Whisk"Sy'
ri IA Provisions strong. higher, very gmet p1rh,
new standard mess jobbing, xls: Lara. ~, 3D. Dry
salt meats-Loose shoulder. ~; long, and ribs ~ O.,
shorts. ~ 30: boxed. 15c higher IhconIrarE,i
shoulders YlO IL ~: longs ana iihs fio u. u.
.horts. $40 - IL. Hams unchanged
Toledo. April 2l.-whca' active. lower ~"
cash and April 20 i-oc; May. 1o3ic: Jny. ~ PC
August - i-ic. corn dull. steady No. rn'h' i-.
Nav, A2c bid Oats quiet cash. 32c; hye huIi
cash. Soc. ClovcIsecd dull; prime cash ana APRIL
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Sc % lJ7 do. log N. 50 40; oi un'non State lambs
80 n, !
e.. Dllcnbark: 1913 unshorl State sheep, soa N, At
IS %
Newton & Gillctt: - clipped Ohio th'ep 10 u. q,
- 80: 2iO n.,pcd Ohio Lambs ~ H. at - %
HOt'>.ls ,ip~. % 81 rs. h'iu-il car. AZ
Jersey civ and ear, NJ iOtls Firm AID Zoe higher
tali to good -old - 5oas7 - pr 100 ID. tonh
~ diesel ti., iy - a 10. Tor Er1NN - ll.lt
Slc--J. T.. Ncson: - state hog 10 ) ID average az
~ ~ per 100 - fopg. do ~ n. AZ - -,
IlllrllI.A InllI. q nOT,. II ID. ~ ~ ~,
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,rw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN EAILwA'
81 RI LIN 6 S .

N ~ b1 uCvos, ,.,vc X,w.
Through trains ol Chicago and the Me- "a and i've
minnt,s 'arli' from We-t 23i-st $500, c,u,o,ora rake
0I D "n,rIor ear New.NOrE 10 Buffalo. Sleeper hor'
mel s\ile e .,hcI a,' IImtei solid train for Chi.
H:OU caco yio Chautauqua Lake Seepers 70 Chieago'
ty,vri,od and Cincinnati. Dning-cor wi, ,,.u,
~ OU - M-,old train 70 chi ago. VI, Nlaslra fnhs'
O:oU slecpcrs to Buffalo. Rochester, am chicago DIN
U.,n r. VI, VIA Chautluqua Lake ana Niasara Ia,,s.
O.s1V solid train tn Chicago sccpNr' W ii"'"e'''-
Vile .Chicago and Cincinnati c.rrc avn prrrv,N
,,ions at iOl and 90 Broadway. Chambers
and west a3d ferries New,York 5S3 fr , e.,
lion f. H. Transfer Comp'ny coils or ana cheeks DaS'
49, ,ar, ,ron ho.rs and residences e. Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

Far reaaImg at 4 90 7 rs. 10 A: NJ, 90, 30
~ 90 ) zoo, 8 :i5 $50 p ~. j. 10 nlsns except
Sat1i,lay night. sunday. II 80 A. NJ oo 80 $780,
81 rar 0 Ia'ri,DSrs az 400 ~ S;i5 A. NJ 90 80
Mini S%ndays ii 80 a. NJ, ;0c 300, $50 p NJ
l. 10 For " PITTS at oo AS So ~ LOO. 30
90 30 =. NJ zap 1.ght. except oS saturday night
night. ,.,s,u,g and WIuiamsnor, n, d, m
AZ az a. 49, / 90 80. 80 p. NJ. - rs Might
xscn SATURDAY night Sundays, 10 A. NJ, 100 T. NJ,
II ~ midnight. ,uor,o,., ,,.,., ,,.,. .
90 is 5 rs \. NJ. 90 30 go 40 % Men:
FOR WIkesbar. pit,sto9 and Scranton. s:i5 A. NJ,
ror Red Bank Long innch and rcnt' south Point
Pheasant 80 % Is ?. sandsy 70 80 esi Ka
n'm 'roye and A,hrry Park 100 A. NJ 400 =. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 40, SIS A. NJ ''' $40 'De'i.D' &C. 'h'
r. For Toms River D,rncgas Park and Barnegat. 30
* Nj. I:t5 a 20 u. VI.
SIG For Atlantic Cty vneand aud BrdgctOn ;3o'A. NJ
For Monmouth Bach, seabrght and Highland Beach.
su1days . 90 A. NJ. I 100 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

uhrncite Go used clusiycly insnfng Cleanliness
"' aud (oniforf.'
r-..,r r,oc,s protcctrd by Automatic Block Siglnl
.Y.,cm r., ain. leave station foot Of Liberty ST.
Time Table in effect Dec. -. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EAPKE>S TRAINS leave station Central tsailrO1l ob
NcwJer.ey, foot Of Llteity-st., North River - oo.
10 90. II 80 Dining car) A. NJ, go, :lS, S:so.
AS T. NJ. II is night. sunday, 300, 1880 II ~
Dining Corr A. NJ, 30 $780, dining Carl ooo o;oo'
FOR BALTIMOnE AND WASHINGTON, week DAYS
and sundays 90, IL 80 dining Carl ~ NJ 80 Soy
Dining Carr 90 10 100 Baltimore ohlO H. A. i-iS
night. ,. nm, Pullman sIeen.
Tickets and Par!or Car Seats be procured az IL
Street 3i Cana Street 81 East 1ith STREET 235 columbus
Avenue and SO West l25th street New YORK $50 Mas'
ncon street 7o6 Fulton street Brooklyn and "a bfoao'
way, Williamsburg. -, -, p, ~, chocr
baggage from hotel or residence to destlaton'
NEw.yORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN IJIHr RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WLsT +.DsIy. r..,1
A. NJ. Is minutes earlier ron M Ny,e "
lnsfS for Middletown Bloomingburgn forI 49,,
Montieelo Mountaindae fal!'bgrgn LIO'us r,is
Manor Hancock Csrbondale Scraitoi' W osvag,'
Sidney Norwich Edmeson Utica Rom Onea1 na M,ne
49, Wokll Valley stations. MideJo"h n,oo"i iS
hurgh ElIcnvilie Faisbursh, HurIeyNHie' i'''e''' ~
''s ism ~ Mdieiown. Falshurgh' LDefRI' hnn.a,
- yon,r o,kaud Walton Sidney Nof"an, C"'a -
s seom a RochSstr Niagar FALL Dfr9lt Chva,D; az y,
NJ Pullman sl,epls; reclining ehsf eas He' "
su:rnon al other trains daily except sunday ,o,,,.
pnir,n d,awng.r,om -,ats ana slV'p"-o'' O'''
oh,a,nnI -, al Drnaivay. Newly YORK. 49,, VA,
oDt2a"ea aSSniPS * g. A.. j6 Beavcr-sf. New'fofh.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-30

From q recent consular report OF
the British government, it is learned
that during the last few years the
American exporter has been able
to supplant to an important degree
in Haiti a certain class of British
dry goods, such as Brabants, Ok
fords, nankinettes and drills, and
in fact most articles used by the
greater part of the Haitien people
for outer wear, by American manu-
featured articles, which are de-
scribed as 29-inch Otis checks, o.
inch Sun, 25-inch Toledo, 24-inch
Palmer. These goods, it is said,
are appreciated for the soft finish
of the cotton and the lasting colors,
principally blue grounds. The i'm
portation of these articles has very
largely increased during the last
few years. 1.-The American sup
pliers" says the report referred to,
Notwithstanding that he only al
lows from two months to three
months credit, whereas the British
shipper allows six months credit,
has gained much ground in the
Haitien market"