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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

zugolo April 11-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours.
$50 head total for week thus FAR oCU e ,brourb
sae e ei"t to York go head sale 40 head
market opened quiet and weak closed ,o a' loo NJ
choice Fat cows - 500 - lI ,sSns gSS 60 common
s s,ssr ,6S i"' HosRsceps hours
$500 total for week thus FAR through
. 80 head to NewYork 1900 head on saie, 4oH
mead market opened stronger but with Dareiy
~ MAKE n market closed steady TO easier COCO mAsa
V " " and mediums Sc l50Ss 20; one deck SOFA
at % So heavy. ssdss TO- sheep ana Lam as thus
tar 500 head for time last week 600 nea a4o
con signed through 800 head TO New, nork, - I'D
SeaG ON sale 300 head, including 60 cars hei1
nvar market opened slow and ruled weaker for all
grades 80 cars of the offerings were held over ,
Yesterday closed weak and lower so1u sG0 sS so
culs and common, "a 50@s5 IS clipped ihios ;,n.d
- Is wool sheep fair to good ~ 'o"@' o. '"rr~
'l Chcago April 11-"The Evening Journal reports
CattI~Receps. 1900 head shipments Uuo on ne The
market SLOW steady no pT or Sf sS'a Others 81 100
.arEet cl sa 45as TO- stock steers SO G5|
50 S5 cows s2a SO So HogsE~eipts 2o t h1 Iaa
zoe lower; mixed and packers so%s7 AZ prime
heavy and butchers s MsiGhs 1900 head
sSipneSts, 300 head market steady nsiiyss
81 5O@s5 81; Texans = 5o0s4 90; Westerns 80 '''
10 East Liberty April iI.Cattle- iso
head shipments 100 head % mark last SOW weeks * pces
days decline Of 20 to 4oc S l p1 Shipped to
York 10 day. HogsRecepts 1000 head sn'pa aS n
900 head market acye best ass ae shipped to New
York to-day. Sheep-Receipts. 500 head SILL
menis 900 head; market slow. 1oc of from ye''er
April Rsssp fair Soe 20 ehoee
- 80 Iogs~Recelpts 1000 head shipments s@s
1000 head market sc lower n nea s "a Sheen
mixed 80 3o@ 50 50: light ~ aO Ons ~ market ma slow
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Noik. Apri II. 1893
nr1hp1NG "piscl n rs%eI" ls,
Of consequence BEICKs-ouoie1 J. 75osi 80
sSys 81 a5ass 80 for pale; sl5aii5 for cro;oa,
red and DARK sll for CfotOn. Lfown... ttMEN -
according brand and quality. L,TH>-Markot steady
at 70 40 LIME-Quict at II for common and II 10
Tor finishing state soc for common. and Il o. for
CoC6A-Markct quiet and prices rother eay ., The
Ieylon and Java. 25d2sc; BAHIA ljd lj3c.
CHICORY- business modcra.' about former figures.
Quotations remain unchanged follows Eagle brand stand
ard English graduated. , 5'.c; standard French.
Scheuers in yellow rolls 5ssc Eagle DO i'.c powdered
2L031c: Tayor- LONDON chicoy ia Quantity. Gi2c: for
lots in store here 7c domestic gr1nua''d IN bags fcc
COTTON-The cotton Inarlc: opened oc 3 TO points
early weakness In Liverpool and subsequently
rallied 10 points with trading active covering by the
Europe A. well from the South. The Liverpool mar
clOsel firm having recovered all but point Of the
TO points decline in that market earlier. Irl-
cables that the recent weakness In Liverpool was
prccipitatrd by the death Of prominent bull operator
whose interest was sold out The talk of drOuth IN
was not without its influence on the market. r."
tomorrow reckoning NewOroan- at 900 and
Galveston 200 bales estimated at from 'OOO 10
$500 bales. Receipts at the ports Tor IN" week are
estimated 81 600 bales against D 600 bales last week
and 81 OOO bales a The principal significance
report Of seed In planters hands is sum
cent only planting. Reports al large a. TO
weather conditions rather favorable Tor the planting
OF the crop with work. however. niue p'hhh ana
ne Opening range and close to-day, and closing bids
l.sf MIC AM 1aStV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
LYNDON WOOL SALES.

London April lI.-At the wool sales today. 10,
coo bales OF good quality offered Merinos SoLi
VEIL with the exception Of south lustrallas. whleh
dragged There vas liberal supply OF cr0ss"r,Ts
which was mostly taken by home buyers Ihe bo
ding was keen for Cape Of Good Hope, ana Natai
woods wer. readily disposed Of, especially greisle,,
vhich were In good demand. American buyer, ICON
snitablo lots Following the sales In detail ana
,ha nrccs obtaIo.d: NEW south Wales, 5000 bales
secured, l2da Is Sd do locks and pieces pa IS
/ I'D greasy > Lea 1OI-.d: do locks aud pieces.
a4d7 sd. Queen SAND 300 Dales ssonr r cd
/ I1d0ls sd; do locks and pieces. ou"l Is = l--u
Greasy ~ 10 I'D do Jocks and pieces, l4a "a
Melbourne and Victoria, Loo bales secured oa@ !,
Id: do locks and piecp, l.?@sd. south Aus, M
and neces. IOdal Is ID grasy, 3ids I'D West
Australia 400 bales: scou'ed. I'D greasy z,o% Lag
G5id: do locks and pieces 80 q Id Ncw-Leaianu,
3Ioo bales Scoured lodo il I'D d. Locks 1S ana Gd
nic, es I-2ddls I'D greasy. IL" IL "a w,
hnCt and pIrces 4 r.40Dd. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal Zoo bales: secured. 3da Is "a gr'as..
iidn7 I'd Fine delainc selections sell ut 80 cents
for ohio and Ola sc for Michigan Cnwa.nn' one,
nmar.r blood combng sells ~ 26d21c territory WOOL
IN mir demand on basis OF 566 5sc for fine o5a o4c
for fine medium. and J0c for medium: lpXas, .i,ii-
fornla and oregon wool dull Pulled WOOL Steady
with sales mostly AT S'd 3oc for supernne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Under light arrivals of foreign potatoes the market
has made slight Improvement. tuI closes quiet
at the advance Best grades of domestic table stock
are held a shade 6rmer also. but are not moving
freely. Bermuda new lower. sweet potatoes
quiet ana easier. Old onions have declined under
pressure to sell caused by dett riorating condition
Of remaining stock Norfolk kae and spinach largely
inferior; some call for choice lots but prices show
wide range. Asparagus plenty and declining
Charleston peas lower under Increasing supplies
lots arriving in poor order. Florida cabh:ges and
string beans sell well when Of good quality and
really fancy beans would bring premium. bnt late
receipts have been in irregular condition and often
below prime. Florida Tomatoes lower and beets and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
COTTON NARKrr-pY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston April 1I:-Cotoli steady nddling
: i.Icc low mddlng. 3,4c: food ordinary. : jl6c
net and gross receipts $50 bale sales. lll6 bales
spnncrs. 10 bales stock i53.O.
Norfolk. April il.-Cotton qh 81: middng. 1sc:
low middllng. ll-16c: good 1'iinary, &c; net and
gro~s receipts Ii3l bales eN ports, coastwiSe, 400
bale, sales. :is3 lales. stock. 30. az.
Ncw-Orleans, April 1l-Cottoll steady: good mid
dlins. Csc middrg. . Lice: low miadne, 3fc
good ordinary 1-lcc; net rccr H. 5ll2 bales gross
Receipts. 6.l23 bales exports tn Great Britain. otl
hnles 10 the Continent 5000 bates coastw 80, :4'o
lal.s sales, 300 hal"S. stock. :!fl Isl bales.
savannah. April ll.-Cottcn quiet, mlddling Sc low
mIddllng. 3ic' good Ordinary. : lie net ana gIos,
receipts. l4-9 bales. exports 10 the Continent 4.oO
bales. sales $50 bales, stock. 4 I"l32 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
Er-ROpFAS PRtyDICE MARKETS.

Liverpool April H. G;p mBee aa ana rp pork In In
good demand: Cumberland cut, about % to 80 10.
m 4os ID to r ~ IN rn no Sr
demand spirits Of urpeniDe' and rosin. In fair de-
mand. Lard-sPo in poor demand futures nd w ~ mo
In moderate demand No. = red winter. hrr az
Is 10 Id No. red spring. firm mt Us "a.
mand futures. in poor dcmand, mixed Western spot
steady nj Is 33-id AprI steady AT As 3 lid; MAY
steady al 8, I'd. Hop, at LOlaion-Paciic Coast In
fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

4 DNx,iHIRTiSTMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
rnIvvHHnp a, E rH,n PIX TEIBuNE WILL he RI.
TsEMxaTSss ' at "G se fS Of n %pvE
.cr,e, &c" 2,d.'i ~ Gtnavc.: i5i F3u1tnaV"
9'I o,G " T go Thriaye corner Fotvseyenh
ioo w soa second 1872 Columbusavc 50 Avenue
~, t"-o lnirnNe; 20 West Fourtccnth.st oi7 West
'1i Thri,ave 1898 Third.ave. aoji Third
he HARLEM OFFICES. 80 Eat Onchundrc,.
anu ifth,f 243 West One hnnd red and twcny
to 3 v. m at regular office iates. ''s ''"'s'' UP
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MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk md cream n
the different railroad distributing points I'm and near
the city for the week have been follows: Erie.
4.263 cans of milk. -; of condensed milk and
l53 cans Of cream. Pennsylvania Pouehkecpsie and
Boston. S3 of milk sIsquehanra, $50 can, of
milk and 20 cans Of cream: LHckawanna, $3.50 cans
Of milk and 80 cans o. cream, Ncw-l orl Central.
Sd Of milk. - cans OF condensed milk and ~
cans OF cream: New-York and Northern. 1000 cans
OF milk: New Haven and Hartford $50 Of milk
ontario and Western. 1913 of milK and l9j
cans Of cream. West shore. Lbs Of milk. ~
Of condensed milk ana 60 cans Of cream. New
Jersey Central. 2aj cans Of milk and l. Of
and by miscellaneous short routes GO cans
Of milk and 90 Of cream. Tho total daily sup
ply has been 19.435 cans Of milk Ijj cans Il con
dcnsed milk and 400 cans Of cream The average price
paid for the surplus OH the platforms has been ~ g.,
a can Of 40 quarts.
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TRIBUNE - 1898 -rWEINE fA

n nu,.phack: 81 unshorn Michigan lambs 20 70 " -
81 u Oh is5 Clipped do II N, 90 10; cuiis' % ID
Mcpherson Co. 224 Western lambs tpar' c''ppeo''
o. l,iSs 10 Jersey spring lambs at $sass oo per
head . . % anna or . OF heads at
Jersey Cy and at 4othst Light supplies nsa ue
and q. ali distributing ponts nave would sold
here today at H. Late YESTERDAY HUM per 100 H.
nun,rv essed lie higher than last week az SUN "
medun az 95, aloe. and light at lodio2c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending April IL. 1893.
4 Fans AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week-Beans, 672 bbls: peas
7,i5O bush. Exn orts-Beans, 667 pkgs: peas, 29i
meas 50 much of the foreign stock had been bought
TO arrive tina, the delivery Of these goods fully sup
new business In jobbng way 81 90 is asked for
very choice imported medium, but fine lines are on
ering at 81 o5o 81 90. Domestic medium and pea
arc declining under pressure to sell, resulting
from the wide difference between them and foreign.
BUYERS for COCO size lots would be met at inside
figures. Marrow Weakening little; holders
ask 81 40 for lhncy marks. but some choice lots
ore obtanabe :, 1-2d sc less. Red Kidney abont
steady but duff California Lima in very light
demand and he vy. Green peas slow ana ui-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

aud August 4.33 - August od September $50 81
september and october. i3 CAB % t0oer and November
80 :; November and Decemhe 80 =.
'OEBEf-Ihe coiCc n1rhe has scarcely N"Tl'u.
Trade ha, been moderately actie. chiefly on d"nflni
IRON local shorts 4 the smaller las There has Deel
an absence Of European order although the Has r.
market i rather better but for tn latter fact our MARI
would have sold III considerably. Local feeling Is rath'r
inclined TO be barish the outlook o. ne ,nee nlr
her. Salrs 81 futures to-day: ATl. Loo bags May
,t5l bag; June, 800 basS; yuy $3.50 bag, Augi IT,
i-Dl ,l@2s;, SepemboI n,1ID aG.; oct hcf, - -,
steady,
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ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, April 1.-THE wool market is quiet here ior
domestic wool and about steady. KeceiP,s s,. .,
Australian are heavy and they are meeting with a
inir cali AZ 3OG4Oc, as to quality. Ohio heece N
snail stock and quoted at .0c for 3oa SIC ior m,
onu n zoe for Xxx ami above. only small supple.
If Michigan offering at 81 1.2a2sc washed
comliug wool duh and nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
ST'NDRIES.

NtTS-Peanuts n shade less firm quoted al 1870
FOR fancy and-picked. and % lie for farmers
spanish sheed quiet AT , 4c for No. No. quoted al
l2a2 5sc; Virginia No. sheled at 3 l"c and No.
= nj %.
REPRESENTATIVES. Southern quoted AZ 81 LEA
90 &c for large lots. with smaller sales higher
MAPLE stGAR-Supply larger and new bricks
freely offered at Sn9c per 10. with demand quiet.
small sales Of new syrup have been made al a5d SOC
per gallon can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

=. Transerables issued at $40 sales. 100000 balcs
Nev.Yofk receipts to-day. 34i bales IL O26
bale. exports ISIS belcs forwarded. 2.5;b bales
stock. 26s,O3j hacs. poit receipts to-day 996j bales
exports Great Britain .f3S bales: France. Goa
unent; 1eoo7 bales. stock. 73.G2o bslcs consolidate
net THIS week. 3J1lO bales exports Great Britain. $500
bales rrance 1888 baies Continent IS 3'5 bales totS
c. blcs-I.vcrpol L. :3O-spo, cotton weak Amcri.
can mndiings INA sales. 5000 bslcs; receipts. 5000
bales, lbclldinc 5no bales American. Futures opened
quiet az l,o4o2Oid de'nc az rs p. loss
to 3o4di-6fd at 10 D. advance o; .i4d at 80
p. m. futhcr advance of al 1 u. closed
firm at decline Of lG d2nd as compared with ves,1r.
doys closing prices Liverpool market closed fOOw-
Ing quotations: hpril; a. 30 April ana Nav 400 =:
Nav and June. 40 b; June and July 43I i.32: July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
NEW BITTER.
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week, $3.50 boxes. exports,
$3.50 boxes. There Is change of Importance In
the general position Of the market Home jObberS
steady buyers In small way, but no one cares
10 anticipate future wants. the latene>s of the season
suggesting the arrival of cheese within short
time. Exporters have picked mp few early made
fun cream cheese. and odd lots of skins and part
skins. but they get encouragement to operate at
all freely. Holders Of fancy mild-favored fall make
feel quite steady, and ask IL "a l2c generally.
latter realized only in smalsh way. Buyers for
100 box lots upward could secure them AT ! 34c,
possibly fraction less. The strongest pressure
l. on the sharphavorcd cheese. stock worth say
La lie. Holders tired Of carrying these, and
yet 10 sell al present the cut III price would have
to be decIer than owners care 10 make A few nice
light skins from the northern part Of this state sold
to-day ut about lea SC. and some of the lower
grades from sc down TO 1-2~lc per ID. Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

Receipts for week, oo,446 .pkgs. 1t has been a
buyers market all the week. Receipts Lave shown no
increase speak OF, but the dizziness OF trade has
made sellers anxious TO find a larger outlet Tor tne
goods and no one has stood long on price. Con-
cessions have been made from day TO day. and the
aggregate decline for the week Is fully Sc on top
grades and Lac other qualities. At the close
the demand TO be showing more force and stock
* cleaning up fairly well. which gives holders a
little more confidence in the position: Today's
Trading was mainly the basis OF 2sc for extra
Western creamery here and there an exceptionally
fancy lot placed ffractonaly higher and the
Elcins cost high that some of the regular customers
were charged % LA zoe. Firsts are going at 26
SITc and seconds at 24a25c. The quality Of late
receipts is more irregular and 1t is difficult find
marks which do not some slight defects under
a critical examination. State creameres open
ing quite generally but the first make Is rarely fancy
and the few lots received ts far nave not gone Tor
best trade. Quite number OF the early sales today
of State dairy halfrkn tubs were at o6o 20 12c but
the offerings absorbed so quickly that by noon
the outside figure quite general price. with "A
few close selections going at 21c Other grades
ranged from 22025 1-2c. Welsh tubs In brisk de-
mand with best lines selling at CSC. Old dairy Is
&c lower and but little call Imitation creamery
and fresh factory quiet. and outside quotations
are fun high. Low grades, old stock, ETC., slow and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
EGGS.

Receipts for week, 1,G38 bbls.. 53.o47 cases. Fol
lowing last weekly report, the market continued In
seller, favor under strong western advices, reports
OF a large movement into Western cold storage and
reserved offerings here, many OF Tie goods In store
and on dock being held of the market. Is Friday
I6c was established for best Western. and the week
closed firm at that. far this week prices have
been crowded up Ice further on the best marks.
hut the close Of the goods heretofore held
of the market are offered for sale. and the upward
tendency seems to be checked. Duck eggs lower.
eprs nuip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
HOPE

Receipts for the week. l,63s bales: exports, .40i
bales imports. los bales. II Is the Of lea t
activity ut the brcweres. Good stocks OF liquors are
ready for the summer trade and until these begin to
move the brewing Will be light. and in consc luence
but few hops are needed. Exporters are getting no
epc0ura cement by either mail cable. and
tho hops going forward direct consignment.
One shipper Is still working good size order
Selved some time ago. Dealer I = doing little at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
POULTRY AND GAME.

Since the close OF the Hebrew holidays there has
been much less demand for all kinds, and the market
has declined sharply. The six carloads sale TO-
day went at II lie for fowls IL La lie for chickens
and 120 l3c for turkeys. Ducks and geese mostly
poor and neglected. Advlces indicate II carloads
for tomorrOw's market. and the outlook Is not bright
Pigeons In active demand and old birds very firm
Fresh fowls have been light supply better demand
and favoring sellers closing firm. Fresh turkeys
scarce. but demand for choice only. CapOns scare
and firm. Philadelphia brOling chickens in small
supply and wanted squads hrm. Frozen poultry
held with confidence. but demand rather QUIET and
mostly OF jobbing character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
DRIED ERI'IC.

Receipts for the week. 1892 pkgs: exports for the
. week. 1881 pkgs. There has been Just enough
urgency to sell evaporated apples 10 give buyers
advantage and the general market is 1401-2c lower
than 4 week ago. Prime grades, especially of old
frh. show more weakness than choice fancy
su,ared apples not plenty. but dull aud easy. Fair
call for chops aud feeling firm for prime heavy
packed lots. Cores and skins slew Very few peaches
left. Ea> pberries not moving, and prices easy
Cherries dragging. Small jobblng sales Of new black
berries at G@1 Ice, but old stock is neglected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRESI

FRUITS AND BERRlES-FRESli.
Fresh receipts Of apples continue fairly liberal.
Pest grades are In moderate demand and about
steady, but there Is some pressure TO sell medium
ard lower qualities. Florida oranges in light sup
ply and firm. Florida strawberries advanced fol
lowing last weekly report but have been plenty,
both from Florida and Charleston since Friday. and
prices have fallen back. closing weak and IN buyers
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Last From Previous
satslH

II r -
Lard y 35-losj I5s.GioIG7 os74.oi Dee si2JI -
Is air ,r -hos desire, u holders would
Ike +" Ill at greatly Increased rates In consequent" u
aud COMPRESSION, somewhat in pro- oron
~" = tn, 9peapr 'cccnt estimate. In regard :, tlc
many alprchcnd,d that inconsIdcrahlr quantity viii
have t, 10 ''cd over into the next season. Reports
-"m" part IN" arratr pa, Low Ii,'tiy extended ana
promises 70 LARGELY rNce"d thc diminished quantity viii II
ceased 10 be profitable. Quotations are: d nestle
ordinary. 3GS,c' ,;lr 3s%@-T' -gool 3';a,c: prime
o',dac Japan 4',a5c. N",sr,. Kan Talmago's Sons
-, New orleans telegraph Louisiana crop -
Soc 500 sacks Sac1 cleaned 2as 70 bhis 'tt
wear, 2i4o7s bbl' Demand sehtr~ Qg,icGcned. Their
incnt to date Receipts. cleaned - 40 hbs. Sale,
tl.7s5 nh-: Fair demand q former ngures
odnsry 2Giis: common i5ala" S,r l7SiS. ';g soSi.
eog"',c; mr"m 2:H2!r cholcc 2j"2'.
We , cha c,@nf"s,l SS; m%YscOyado; 50
srausla ns do 1 SSTiif3'cs cuSc.
MIS-: diamond A. 4o,f5,.c confcct l. 4sl d5c
wood s. iaoaite rhocniv ! 4ooas.s: Emp i;''F 4.
, ,,s Sc; go o. '1%lGG9c 40
aSG4iic; 30 H. t.lsd4s-c; 40 IL ono rebatci. sac
No. f ono rebatc ssc. London. Arrll 11-Canc stadv
p,.t frm; this month is IOsd next month los tinted
Kingdom stock, $1,000 tons against 100000 tons ass
srEARINE- Marhct quiet and about steady. Ohio
q"%,i = &C. a M,,,, ata at iir , ,u, .,o,, .
,L ~ W % In,t ana about steady at sac
TOBACCO Marrct Tor seed leaf quiet. with sales "
ohio. private 100 Sundrles i2al3c: so
bales Havana at 72casl r. 100 bales Smnaa 70 son
wHALEBONF5 Anothcr 10, o. 10 600 n sold At 80 FOR
prime Arctic aud that .tock # whaleh.n. Is Is2 700 ~
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the moment that there scarcely enough transactions
on tie market 10 establish VALUES
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A. AMERICAN LINE.
n. NETWORK. sOuTHAMPToN, LONDON,

EVERY SATURDAY.
II Berln April 15 p. m. Chester April p, p. NE
u New" York April 20, 10 m. Paris May O. NJ
/ From Pier 43, n. r., foot Of Chrstopherst
Shortest and Most Convenient Route TO London.
Passengers land at Empress DOCK 60, a.odins incoo'
First Cabin passage Southampton London or HAVE,
ago and upward according 10 steamer and Location "
l. room. Second Cabin S35 and s40
Storage at Low Rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
f.cner.l Agents., No 9 Bowling Green, New.Yofk
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n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Umbria. 49,. April 10, p MI umbra. May IL, 3 p. n.
Auiana.. April 22 10 a. nj Anrana. ~ M
csmpans....'May ga M GamPa ,gb June 3, a. m.
Gallia.....Agr o. p. M ialia INN Nay 70 nom.
from pier 40, North River foot Of Clarksoo-ss
CABIN %nward according to Steamer and location.
Steerase tickets from all parts OF Europe ~
very low rates. freight and passage apply at the
conipanys Office No. bowling Green, New-York.
VERNON H. BROWN & co. General Agents.
Democratic messenger., 1893-04-01
Miss Bettic Moore Dead.

1T is with deep regret that we chron-
cle the death of Miss Elizabeth +. II.
Moore which occurred at her home in
this town on Friday evening last al =
o'clock. She had for several months
heen confined To her bed. victim of that
dread disease. consumption. from which
few ever recover, ana although at times
her friends hoped she might get well,
she was finally compelled To succumb,
after all that could be done by medical
skill and the best attention on the part
of willing friends had been exhausted.
Through her long sickness she had the
untiring and unceasing attention of IA
devoted sister. Miss Annie, who by pro-
longed watchfulness through night and
day brought upon herself disease with
which she too was stricken down in bed,
and had 10 leave her sister in the hands
of friends who ministered TO her wants
as best they could till the end. Miss
Bette was just thirty years of age and
possessed many loving characteristics
which cndeared her 10 those who knew
her. She leaves sister, who was all
devotion during her life and unto death,
10 mourn her loss, but she mourns not as
those who have no hope. Miss Annie
has the sympathy of host of friends.
Miss Bettie's remains were laid To rest in
All lIallows Churchyard on Sunday
afternoon and the funeral was largely
attended by the people of the town.