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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
THE STATE DEP1RTNENT CRITICISED
AMERICANS IN BLrEFELDs HAD TO LOOK TO
ENGLAND FOR PROTECTION.

AMERICANS IN BLUEFIELDS HAD TO LOOK TO
ENGLAND FOR PROTECTION.
New Orleans April 29-The W. g. Hewes, from
Rlucfelds April % arrived yesterday morning. cap
tain Morgan said that ~nen he left Bluefclds the
American man-of-war San Francisco had not
vet returned but the British ship Magicienne was
stnI off the bluffs The only incident Of special
consequence since the latest reports was that the
Nicaraguans had landed 80 soldiers at the bluff
with one gun. which stood on the wharf ana from
a distance looked Ike a Calling. The steamer
Yula also brought UP from Greytown number
of officers including General Garcia, and they are
stationed at the bluffs.
1t was also known that the Government of Nj
caragua had issued orders to the mahogany COM
panv. J. S. Emery & Co.. Of Boston. not to load
any more ships for that port. as the Government
did not consider the concession previously made
10 that company valid. The captain and mate
stated that they had heard OF nothing new OF i'm
portance beyond this and that there was no trouble
and nothing serious was expected at home. The
mate said the Americans were glad that the Brit
sh ships took the stand they dd, and complained
Of the slowness of the American commander 10
take action. but he did not know Of any special
action which the commander coud nave iikeh
4 passenger by the licwcs from Blucields says:
1T seems that the Government OF the nited
States cares little or nothing for us ciZehs aprHa
inarjncs and not for the protection Of it's citizens
England has demanded an explanation OF the cause
of the withdrawal Of her consuls eNequatur why
has the United States not done likewise am
sure Captain Watson has not reported anything
against the Americans. for | know he was I'M
pressed with the situation and considers II n"c's-
sarv for an American man-of-war u be stationed
at Blueficlds. and he insisted on Consul Braida
staying at Buehclds
THE action of the United states IN not acting
promptly in looking after American interests prop
to Increase our foreign trade or open new avenues
for surplus crops. and soon YOU VIII So" IN"
American people arise in their might and ask tn"
Government at Washington why there IS such "a
vacllatng policy. 80, .
III we are not citizens and are not entitled Ia
protection. the quicker we know X N" better. ana
il may be wise then to affiliate with som" EURO
pean Power. Then we would be sure our interests
would he safe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore April 9S--I'our dull unchanged sales ~
ls tfI- May Gol.aU7sc July. G2uG2iac. steamer No
ri 5TA45sr. milling by sample. Jodb2c STOCK
$50 ~, bush sales bush. Corn Easy, mixed spot
.ilIt,,c. Nprl 4..444i-c. May i3tG+3'sc July. '+c
ht steamer mixed 1870. southern corn by sanlpI"
4 10, ID IN grade i5g i5.c stock 32sA5' bush sales
49, bush oats firm. No white Western. i2pf-'zc, 70
fix-l western 3sis aga stock $500 bush. Rye Jun
80 5jui,ic. stock 1857 hush Hay STEADY; 5000 %
cloir timothy Sl4 JoaSl5 Grain freights quiet steam
., Liverpool r.r bush 2d2ti. other articles unchangei
ls,.,on April 2,.-Flour iu and unchanged 'orn
cui,r nut steady oats quiet and UNCHANGED sh"fts
s'.,lv Provisions steady butter quiet. Northern cream
or, .,ugir. Western l0a2oc. fresh diaries 100 DC
9.se Ann beat Northern old. i2i i3c: Onto la lc
Eggs quiet Eastern l2Gi2sc. Western il2el@c So"'h-
IL. , -, A., =,
buffalo April 2s-spring wheat spot demand for No /
ha- light irst cargo arrived this morning
20 asked. ~ Northern Gs@gc old o. zoe asked
i.c. 500 bush 30 northern. '5l.c Winter wheat
nrslr'ei NJ red CO NJ white Ole asked IN store
corn quiet yellow firm. uiXel weak sales In sor'-No
,.tiIv l9,4.2ac. 10 3 yellow 42iac, No corn
So, li nc ~ corn. +o7n1oNc Track offerings light
\, =, yellow iiisc No = corn. 43c. firm track
weak IN store. 80 white. lo.r, No : white. ipc 80 :"
,fl.. ,. y, MIXED &c track. NJ white 3'i2
" wne :i>i g. asked IN store. ~" Jun. ~ III
Flour iu.' and weak. patent spring 81 ipHSJ %
li.-4 -trnirh lrHs3 b"st family winter ~ lOU
s. "a straight winter. - ious3 30. nlur. s. @ogS3
min f.,I prospects. 25djer lover :pr Monday. Canal
ff,lrhts lu wn"a' 3i.c. corn 3sc asked 90 New York
chicago April 2>-Ihc leading futures ranged "a iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

ST. Louis. April 29.-The ST. Louis Club was de-
feated to-day mainly by the excellent pitching OF
Cuppy. Besides. a OF "rattles" struck the
home team in the fifth inning when the Clevelands
scored four runs Ely again led in the batting:
Garrison pitched fair game, but vas batted hard
at times. Attendance. 1l,JCV. Score: -
Iouis............ ............O % o o q %
Cleveland .....:..:.. .:.......;'V - -
Hts-St. Louis =. Clesclani 10 Errors ST. Louis j.
Cleveland /. Batteres-C1arson and Buckley; Cupy and
OCOnnor. Umpire-McQuaid.
Cincinnati, April 29-The Reds" played an ex-
hibtlon game with the Detrois of the Western
League here to-day. After the first innings the
locals did not exert themselves and won as they
pleased although the score was close Score:
Cincinnati ......................3 ~ q y ~ y W
Detroit .........................o - y y ! %
Hts-Cincnnau 10. Detroit 10. Errors Cincinnati
., Detroit Batteres-(ross and Vaughn. Harper and
Kleg. Jmphe-Latham. Attendance 40.
Louisville Ky. April Z-Tht iIouisvilles did the
first batting of the season to-day, and the Colts"
tried three pitchers without success. Seven earned
runs were made by the 'COlOncls' in inning.
Attendance 300. Score:
Louisville Observation-Disclosures y y y u "
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / - l y O-3
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Runs Deliveries. deliveries. Char'ol
otal Lbis .......l. TO 600 2l"j.99l 21J 1903
&c ~ - A. q
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 20 6specal The price 81 wheat yester-
day DID TO be- 50 much consideration as the
spread" at which the May-Juy change could be made
widcned Al time II 2sc. close
May shorts found difficulty IN getting all the
MAY they wanted AT this difference But there dd not
Derm be very many shorts Partridge tEe only
trader very active In covering May. and he only
the difference Of g. The slinG ~ May
larry houses closely identified %ith Wall Street The
Western weather perfect cables lower
small. l2J 90 bush from all ports. both wheat
-four II figured though that the visible supply
would show a good-sized decrease Monday. possibly
1.IsDO0O bush. The exports for the week from both
coasts also made fair total 2.12IooJ bush Receipts
moderate. about half much for the primary
5ssc. sold between 5Sic and 377sc. ana closed 5s
July closed e
The prospect Of a large movement 81 made that
marker easier The 2s the estimate for Mon
day. 4j6 samples i,c lower: cables lower.
clcarances from the seahodrd only I4.Vp MAY
opened 3Sis cents sold between 3Sis and d74. and
closed a. 37s.. July closed IL cents oats. like
in the morning: the estimate Monday $50 May
opened % cents. sold between 33. and va. and
closed At 1914.
Provisions easier At the close pork showed
from Friday of II cents lard loss Of to 10
ribs Of 90 10 10 cents The shapest declines all
along the list in May. The price weakened by
gossip OF cash lard which has UNEXPECTEDLY turned
Monday 1900: the estimates for week l20O0O
on the curb puts May wheat closed at 31s. cents;
calls May wheat ssh cents: puts July wheat al
5pA cents; calls July so cents Puts July corn
were 8sE cents calls 3ss Puts good for the week
July wheat sold at % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
SAVES HIMSELF AND MS SOY.

indianapolis. April % (SpcclaD-It IS stated that
Theodore p Haughey. president Of tho iaie In
dianapoiis National Bank. who pleaded guilty 20
five counts in an indictment. viii take the stand
as a witness for the Government IN the prosecution
OF the Collins and Reed. In consideration Of his
relating TIE full story he will be recommended -
the mercy Of the Court. and will b" exempt from
,estiCving agains, his SON This proposition IS the
result Of conference between his attorney ani
fused 10 consider such an Offer but since the SON
satlonal interruption Of the trial by ne discovery
OF Jury fixing and that il is all D begin over
again with the Governments facts all ln possession
OF the defence. the D!s'rict-AttOrncy Was more
ready 10 avail himself Of Ilaughey's al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
rTVE STOCK MARK ELS.


peaves- Receipts IS cars. Ga head - car
mort in dressed quarters and car for cry htgher
!rl,v's cabl. advces quote refrigerated DEL n,
and selling at London at 9isM37.c per 10 q, sna ed
american 1--we firm at lU'tMii'i'
dressed weight and tops sold high as li2c ILL., rari
a. rnu,-trd Yesterday. with the addition 81 ,,u a,
prince which carries - sheep. 'ity dresseu ri fr
,I. nor III Receipts * head. no defndnI ~
liv. calves and II head unsold ;; Judd 49,, csires
v,,s It3 10 average s. 20 per 100 10 lions
hal a very limited nquiry at yesteraay, IN cars
sheen and lar1bs-Recepts. - cars. or ~ 80 cole
direct ana II the market about =. nnnI a. de-
sh,, we're dull and lambs also in llHht d"I"nu ell
cn, Of i0aijc per 100 10. with 10 ears OF TX per 100
safes were ut - - '20F' ." ~
r. for unshorn sheep s. 2as3 80 for FAR .o so mutton
,born lambs 81 T5Ns5 12e for clipped 10, df'ss'i a,
,k NJ e. lfsc per ~. dressed spring anDs s'ea''' "
50 JOGiSG - per carcass go o,o,. lambs 10 n,
,.r,re NJ 81 BIZ per NJ 3i3 clipped 90 W 10. az
81. ,9 do NJ; H. AT 81 70: lOl unshorn STATE '"e'P
~ n, M 81 10 do. % H. AT - ~ -. 81 ~ at
IImm" A. Mullen ls3 unshorn Indiana LAMBS - ~ ii"
81 -. o ill.,, ,,u,o,o lambs 70 ~ a.
81 IS -, ,,a, ohio lambs 50 10 at
81 l2is. 80 ,,,,,c,,y sheep 100 10 at
81 S1i,. - do. - ID. at " 3tis c,.,o shecn and
lambs 80 H. at 81 10 spring lambs at - per ~, sale
frnos gu NJ AZ. h.n' ~ '"'
,ti'.' n,runlv firm a s. 2jGS5 % per lc ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo April Receipts last ot Saag fo
hours i2o head total week thus far l3of n hrb
= loo head 10 York 600 head on sale - ,rrs
market opened steady and firm los,' en- "a q y Hogs
go i,,s las, twnny-four hours 900 head; totai dIr
%"k i bnrJ ' sned through 100 head New YORK
.io had. on sale . 100 head; market opened Ia'ig
%~ ana gI tn choce s. 5fGsj 80, light Workers and
pigs mix~ 5! !3n$l - m,,um ~ ,s ro,,ghs 81 oIr
81 10 stays So 5Oas4 Sheep and lambs p rT
twenty hours 200 head total Tor MEX " bsad ' con-
'icnr1 thronrh 6 sou head New York. i" head On
le 600 head MARKET oI's 1 good e. extra clipped
lambs light weights and fin" auailA - go s'a ' yon
90 , ~. ~ Extra s. 25a;5 90: fair 81 -
as clipped wethers sass %: fair to good mixed o's,
God mxed lots SASS -. common; - "9$ 80 Do.o,,s
Union stock Yards. Chicago, Nprli ~ ~, o2,ro
, ' ' 50 35ms co. sockcs and erdyrs 5oasa 3d. cows
d Els 81 Ia & co. calves S2aei - Iogs-Recep's.
II 800 head market strong heavy. s. loa$' 90 common
s. 81 light 81 ioQs5 - pigs 81 3oas5 60 sheep.Kee,,
cepts head market hrmer' Inferior 70 chooe e. 20
az w. s Apr Receipts 700 head; market
steady 5ai0c lower choice to fancy export s,@ers -
GSl b. fair medium spring steers - '1hf' ~, and
hlfors 81 2oG 81 81 Receipts. 1G2N head; supply
small 70 make mart" IN tns ans h, hoe. uay,
weights butchers compelled to TAX. Ish, ~, e. ion
INK 3oa$5 37'4 FAR to medium light soii AZ T
ccp,s head. consisting entir'y Of clipped ''A1S ''
crs market steady and prices unchang"i ,,-,, Mar
kc' STEADY unclaimed rrees r ~ - 2SaEs =" S
Sra>' good butchers 50 '1a,3 80" g0nsn 'I' , AMI
sars <2a$3 bologna cows s1aS1? tIesh cows ara
primers s2oq$o snol 'r r,d ;; a. yc.rrdsys
. y,i.er e. t5IS5 90 common 20 fair Workers. s. 800
stag and rough 81 5Oa$ She"p supply fair tnrre
!. 20 ~ooi 81 rs az! ,s' go 80,
n~,y and 3R,n caIvrs s$a$2 spring amts. s'as'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.


cotton closed NJ net d"clin" ~ 'hlp p'n n -;
closing within "A couple - points Of the l'~ ., ,,
fhn any NAV c sod at 7l7n7lN and June -, ~
722li133. range June 7:pdI ana on Nus". ~, rI
40 Liverpool closed about l-Gid hotter hht thS
YER, lIttle effect market, "hrh ,i'na 1fr,shf
,Din-S lower a"clinc ON r"tli@i'- ~. -
,l.tf fhn 90 IN" Iil'hi't,
,...r, thing favorable h" cotton bot ana '''
nrfaafiou of by private ndNtcrs his vas S.Hpn,
fn.nf.d iy execution oi stop orders. me i~
.rrplv If cotton incr"1s" ~ ll-'p 'il's ~
rriar.i with last There ea.n" m slglt ms "'N
: than tho corresponding W''. Is -
Receipts AT the ports to-day w"i" ehN 80 ",,'r
tinsf bales last week ana No'' lal'- ''l
I.c.ufs orleans Monday ar" estimated Al -''''
balls against 1874 bales las w"'k ana 81 hals ,St
,.t- The interior movement is indicate" hs follows H.
c,ipts Memphis 80 bales against )" bales ist "''"'
- bales year. shipments. ~ bales. ~ LOUIS re-
ccps ~ bales against - tales las "''k ~ c' 1s
,.nr. shrmrnte ltt{1 bales Cincinnati receipts, 80
bales against tales woek. 80 bales las year
Houston bales. bales ift ""''.
wear: shipments $50 bales southern spot
markets unchanged except Norfolk which Is l-lt,
lower. quoted az Lice NowOTl"lns dun sales. 'io
bales. socs 55il2 bales. Galveston. stock 30 ri bales
~ sales Houston stock Ni1J bales RIG blocks ~ sum
months offered particularly August The bears
are aggressive and IL looks u they making
- shake The long interest.
Opening a. close 20 Jay ana closing BIDS ths
f.r,k ms fiwIf al last tt4rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
COUNTRY rRODrcE MAEKETs.

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90 ,..I.. r...I.... 49, Az. . ... ''n ".-.
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..,.rn r., ,,,,.' Co. ',ii'.t - t'.n4t i"H ~.
10 ..'.. 'i- .' l'!- - Hlt inrll'
49, W'-''fn ll"l'- ~'''. laif' tubs
".tts,... '' N'+'I itf' 'r factory. '.sNliiee
''.'-' '.'f YOU'D cream ,H''-' s 20
'''' was very l''i" f' rs % tad"
sin In .-. 9n,'l -l@',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

't'' f-iii WY 'i'. - ii'ii ''i'' H''i
masking 'h- d.ln" for ill., aiou' g. Hoiler' claim
ra..~ sloi, steady tu, ,frrr is very i'~ nusn,--.
FLOUR ANp MEAl-Tl- a,er mar.e' w.,e win
a, '. no 'g' . ANA ,'m ,,,,, ~ % a. - -
n ll'n,7 n |,,'nh' ~ i' Ivy pr 'Ii ,.f.I Nins
,' i We "a, VIZ 81 81 y '", .sr. n'ns ., 2
= ~ q 80 spring patents - S"uS1 90 40 hn- sffishi-.
l g., , Sas loas E, EyE ri@rn Maf, a.m
Mor,,t ,iie, s,les i,sf ,f ,i'-, VI ~.
m HTG 81 20 .hAG MEAL Market steady NM Whit"
FEED Mmkct stead: ion. 75.tSor CON 53asoc ~.
H. l 90 So 100 n '"g.,c shnTs 'ip'oc cl'' feed
h@nin{ sl9p 'pH'c. cottons~el meal. 81 l2's4si Il.
Gi.AiN wMEAT i was another day II fca,arole.s
n an ana NT ,,n m a hr otcnng gas d" 'sa' d.
rt" nininnt 81 wAness or any las" ~ wheat
81 ton" WORKED aganst ~, price The weather news
abroad IT," crop is making nne progress cveryuhec ard
' seems 10 be- very ht,r In the horizon ~ the bills
weak AMI A"re iiie doing Tor f,r,sn account
adstrc~is figures showing liberal exports The current
',ian',s amounting I" 90 bush.
ben l4@ $1,000 bush decrease 10 5,co bush rom
shown fair decrens. based ON This .afii~s wen,
t.rH, pointing TO 9eoraae u PERHAPS 2o"oo in
na u ,p, Ne 'I@r was an at i.plgc net de-
Cling al ,he .I,S ,c NAY sId a., Gi,,e and July Glc.
reported u only 1000 bush NJ r nj "rI sa" Nv w"r
store May at GIG In Tho eleyar ovI' nay az. m
y" : red wa, quoted At &c und~r MAY 30 Northern
NJ rd %cr soi FOR Nav - s G1,
aI,T gp ri 10 nara Manob3 private TERMS.
rather heay undcon6. and during HE morning slowly
progress spring The close here Tas hcayy To a 'n
rrls ~, ' pr,T We're T@ak on estimate, II large
dccne the curb selling $40, lower closing ~ a. I
1900 bush ~ ii.a14,c dcliyerci ~ , %sS o
- i ae ana is over MAY 900 yellow
81 s,",n'cr crn' ~ al VI fr1" AT i,c elevator.
raaG %n,e so' prT va ' terms sir'n'o ana goo bush
duii ana wax IN sympathy with corn and with the
litle pressure 10 sci" fvornbe crop reports fvuro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
PROTEST AGAINST BRECKINR1DGE

Lexington. Ky. April 29-The antl-Breoknrldge
people Of the Win Congressional District nave
issued a pamphlet containing 12.e0 words. written
by Professor J. b. Jones. OF tho Hamilton Female
College here. The book Is entitled: AN appear -
the people OF the Ashland district for putty IN the
home and morality In public Nfe and protest
against the reelection Of Colonel y g. T. Breck!n-
ridge" A. the bottom OF the .t,c-UhSe appears.
Righteousness exalts a nation. but sin Is a re-
prolch to any people" Twenty thousand copies OF
the pamphlet have been issued and their clrculA-
lion began YESTERDAY In the introduction u is
stated; This pamphlet is printed and distributed IN
the interest Of no candidate in the feed or hereafter
H.. Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
THE vIG1LANr TO GO TO BRISTOL. r. l.

william S Fish. captain Of George Gould's yacht
IIndegarle. was at Port jefferson yesterday with
instructions to have the famous zach, Nigant
launched Immediately and taken to Bristol. r. l.,
for repairs The captain made thorough OK
animation Of the sloop and found the reports
about her corroding absolutely false. He will re-
turn to New-York to-day. The captain considers
the Vigilant as sound on the day she was
phD1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. April 2s-cotton quiet: middiins. Lice;
receipts 100 bales; stock 40. 23i bales
Norfolk April 2s.-Cotton nominal: middling. I 7-i6c
low mlddling re good ordinary Gc and gross re-
ceips ~ bales; exports coastwse. $50 bales: stock
- .OS bales. '
New-Oreans. April 2s.-Cotton dull: good middl,ne
7Sc mddng l-l6c; low mddng 6l3-l6c good
Ordinary SIC net and receipts. Las bales ex-
to Great Britain 1881 bales; coastwse 1875 bales:
sales 900 bales: stock 1882 bales.
Savannah, April 2s-Cotton middiug Tie lou,
mddng 8'sc: good ordinary. 6sc: net and gross re-
ceipts 6oS bales 49, sales les
bales; stock, - $40 balee '' -'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

Liverpool April -. y. m.-rrf The supply Is poor:
extra India mess firm at SIS 81. prime a tie,
I'd Porh The supply IL poor prime mess Western fine
hrm ~ 's ID do medium firm at els 3D. Hams Holders
offer moderately. short about ~ to III ~
AS Gl Hacun-lIOlder offer freely, Cumberland cut
about ~ 10 20 n. dun 3fs short rib about - ~
steady M 3's 81. long clear midles about ~ n.
35s long and short clear niiIes about - II. dun
33s 81. Shoulders about - to IL H. duh
Cheese-The supply is poor. American finest white and
coored firm at 59s. Talow-fIolders Offering
prime city dull at 25s Cd Spirits Of tupentneThe
ply Is poor. steady at 22s Cottonseed o-Lverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

mon steady at 81 ID Lard-spot-Holaers , os western
not offering piiie
sno steady NJ 3as Wheat-iolders onet - n,o,
10 red winter As I'D Flour-iioolde.s snn-
arnclt - Louis fancy winter steady al U.s. '" pias.
holders sparingly; futur"s.iod',s eosv at &c
rnixeI Western spot steady AT 81 lohd ap ill., n,
ini. Nav easy }s 9,d June easy nj IS Vu ,'op a,
ion,Ion-Pacinc Coast-Iolders offer modera'''!' S' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
cH1yAMEy AT THE GArE ~ RED CARS

San Francisco. April Six hundred and eighteen
Chinese 46 OF whom expected 20 be landed AZ this
port arrived vest rday from china on %" steamship
Oceanic Nearly all Of them wear RI caps. but x
Is strongly suspected that most u them are com
mon cooks and launirymcn.
Alyices were brought boy the Oceanic - a great
fire in Shanghai April 3. in which - houses were
destroyed. 50 far = known, 10 lives were lost.
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LAST GAME OF THE SEASON.

A benefit for j. Pennycook. who had his collar
bone broken In q football match two weeks ago.
given Saturday afternoon at Americas Park.
Hoboken. where the Cosmopolitan Associate Foot
ball Club brought Its to a close IN salts
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N'ftiT e. .
SHIPMENTS from these points:
Exports from Atlantic ports;

NoIAssrs AND sYRrPS-Thc week closes WIT, ., I's
ls @s N t d f5 At t" 'Rt ,"s c1ay
quote. Nov orleans. ccntIltusan illIl5c open
s,ue choice a,liaGr: good prime. 2ig3?o far 1"H
rimc To- choice iSn-ec. fair to good. Aaise' ordinary
NHVHT sT0RE-- stock: Rosn. 3.lGs hbls. tar , Isl
his: turpcntnr ic3 hts Trpcn'in" Is easier nnr g,
At II i7LGSl ~ for common TO good strained ,.,
i tair"' '' i,st 9%1rd There were silcs
small lots considerable lines were pMs'u ~, 80
d ' 4" During he Week the important sacs were
% b mini for Western account aad about loo 9bls
crude At &c loose. b mills for New lork ana a
" OF grad"s ani ID" better grai.I 81 "i SNOW W.
a. OF crnd" hhs 2'4-Sc p I'm. uin',r yr''| r
Whit 36n37c butter oh. 35N3Gr. hard OIL c'nt5", In
Sod oil. American raw -. American boIod '3c cal
0@EAN rTIIGHTs- Berth frerhts are duh and barely
boof Is 81; 60 tons wool pulp =
vr' T.nl, i'' ''l ' a,ra% i,.l. Ersoi I'd iiu
2'l. I.h. e'.l Newcastle. 81 f,om st Antwerp 2d;
initei Kins!'ni Is alaet Gl nominal. CHARTERS
.l and duh for steamers and large
Kong 10 Sow YORK. S'"o nrlr ISL tons. scneral cargo
%c Ygd T.. hrin3 , $50 r. S' f . iSt g
schooner. IA general cargo Nrw-York &, Gua'a-
i"t 3, Ii 'g ,n M t '' & o psh ecSoon@r
iin,l.- srti,.-'la ~ ranar, -, Co. bark $50 tons
Norfolk =, - uco - - schooner. ~ tons coal Nor
Y~vy-yors 81 T. schooner rs, n ,l. or,;coun g 10
N'%-fok ~ schnrI; In''r I',,a5.u' !, irN
Nrvi lrl 80 sch,Iu r. coal. Ioloken - Plymouth.
c'.i rsr,6 imi ''' - ys ' Me Sc.
The pr,r~'n Hrr' ,d2 w.. was , merry
priec' weakened realizing I'" hog receipts connn"
mer vii l~ IL lr 1,n; ,rr,r ,t,s list ye,r chicago
o ,cs My f ;r a.. ar 716 " Msrsci
sean -. 100 l.is i.ss Gr.'.l ~ Sl'rNt - i"m-