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New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

New YORK; Arri ~ lNH'
pgiy4 "; & ,. = ~ ',s s5s.r, g r a.i m a- sa4
Is ,e 20 - s.ll. Hssiny. NJ srse "a. l'. cI,'
an rraI~s ia To- hlraer rough t'un e., ~ 'v., M
r,,.,, ,,e,. .1- 4, s. - oxen a. - 'oaS' -. bulls
- :, ..,s. &c. .9 ~ 81 ~ =, an. ,l.,as, hit.
s.ll 20, s. ol'y dres.rI nstt" side tt"'if 30 90
rrp-i-' ,,,,d, f- ren.rera'oa beet o., 's.4os. rc
Am. an s,""-- Zoo" 80 I-n1 % - fl, - ~" c,.,'t
rsrk~' dun ioaiic shipm"ne '''.'' 100 ,n'll" N
to Morn. fo- rond.n 40 oa'ie o. sha"hcfr 8 s,
22o 'a'i~ ana @,' g"r,'r'. o., & ,i - , ,n
Taleio f,r N.,',etl~ 1's" qTartels "i h""f in Tie
camia'ia f,r E's'mans 'ompan' %, shop 80 ~" 90
c .fi 'f m,ss % @ a,y'ns r Gtya. ' ,''r lro,'si 9d .
ms 'oal -. 'hr E.rs . r6 r%" , p 9Sesc ~ ''
~: r. ti;'i.nu. I~ oaicae, 'ecr. i2u ~ aver
eye a. 81 =" r.' 100 T. o." 9s H. ~ >t ~ ;, % ln,'
I.' ~, H. n q, ' 81 r.,
M ec9 Co M - H. ss': e. ',' & io '225 5 n i e ~ s. 's
81 ,3i, a. - f' 81 s% j. IL r.ansi,ana 3d. - fl" ioo
~ a. 81 clat2 -. nul l4'9 H. ., s. 20 DO. i.''
src-man calter. chcago et'ers iaaa N at 81 -.
a 2- x 8. 49, i i. a. r. i's a & :, e. : TO- nlsci 1S a
coaa,y G.nnl o., i'52 ~ at 81 -. 10 &c. il''' r. Il
ccas .'' ios, y At s. -, oeo III s. -. > '1c'Fo
: sanacrs l. irnns,lyan!a st-cr-. 1923 n 81 20
d. l27 H. - 8 o" ig io ~ n a. g. bulls 1861 H.
N"wloa co.: = Maryl'"i steers i3'o No. at - H.
r>,VEs Receipts 2o4 head. maalns. nth 'hc stock
olf,,d if tho pens 'uv sold. Dull and
ton J., wer ~ sass ger 100 II fpr ordinary choice
voals. culS nivol clves at $3HSi dressed calves
SLOW vr.t.rinv~ qu"t.''uS
Dllcnhack: los v'als. i2i IL average a s. 20
pc 100 n.
Iialonicc. Hollis veals ii3 Ii. at &c. 20 d. ~ n,
nj S. -. &c., ~ ib - g. -.
Judd Co. dat" ThursIay) 81 mixed calves. 10 lb.
q
H. McThcison 90 vcas l3, NJ. at 81 30 . culis. -
r. 81.
STtI:I' AND LANES Receipts IL, cars head
. consigned direct 10 butchers and 81 for 'hc
market slow. bat prices sioad, fr both Hh" AM
lambs ~ uneorn sheep reported among ioday's sars.
A MN q g. on
81. ln~horr lambs ~ Jplt, common tn extra
prime lots clprr 10 81 ~ ass culs s} Dressed
mutton quiet Gnii.r ~ f'w selected weihrfs
demand 7qS,c. country dressed
spring lambs extremely duh ~ 81 ira&a per carcass
Sales Hume & Ni!llon. 3Ni horn Michigan
IL 81 30 per 100 10. 2@ clipped Western d.
70 IL. 81 81 a7's
H. Harrington: 2o2 unshorn lambs =, II, m g. -.
2n clipped do. 90 ~ at 81 -. 1'1 clipped sheep
~ -. at 81
fiaenb"c. & Hollis: i0l unshorn state lambs n,
a S. 10. d. ~ -. 81. D., ~ H. ~ 6, ~:
~ -. AZ 81 80 l53 clipped state lambs s, n,
q 90. 80. 80 II. ~ 81 ~.
g. DUlenhack: 81 clipped state lambs - ~ M 81 i2~:
80 30 'cullsi. ~ n - 81
..N.wton y Co. GO unshorn Michigan lambs. ~ H. at
s. 62i-. ia do. loi n. At 81 10
T. Mcpherson a CO.: 90 unshorn state lambs 20 ~. y
s. -: -, do. - ~. At 81 20. ~ sheep. - IL. n 81
HOGS Receipts. - ears 3.:3a head. 80
weight Nomnalv weak a. s. 2id e. - rrr ~.
Country dressed steady At Gie1>isc I"r n.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, TWELVE PAGES

unchanged hut ruled more active late In the day ani
~ hert offered s7li closed Hrr
choice wool lambs S5qS5 -: best Do 50 2"Hs' - go
81 5U0Si 81 common fi-, 81 i'nsa W. clipped I1nm'
- 5oFs4 -. clpg"d - "n>i ~. %.ol III ~
choice we,hers - 15d'5 fair - rooi S .oS ~ ~ -.
Clipped Sic"p miAet. aommla T. choic" - 'o9>' 80
,luico w"thoS. SiHS - . ,. ,,.-,.. ..,,I q,
Fast Ilhcr,v Apr.l .O-Cattle- Reccipts hSht; mlh"t
st.t!. i'-ir1o 81 2jTSi -, gool. @''"s' ~ z nl
butchers 81 3oaS4 Ia. rough iat >'i~3 - s"oi 't NS
ana ,.(..s s" .OcSl good feeders ~ =" cS ~ - q
r,co,u,g uent na-<ot eteai, ies, fhuad'phas - -
as - h,st Yor r. s. casj - tommon 20 far lg Ne s.
- oi4S5 -. pia l't<, - good afy so"s - "'N
- -, .f3rs and r.u.n - J0n>I. She'p-"ulpN
light douani light. raTkc, dnli Ia -,'sts ,s - =.
ol 81 30 3 i0 fair s. .ons3 co-dm1 n '"cNf -,
lambs ioas4 -: veal calves. $5aS -. heavy ana "
inion sCci Yards .hicag3 April 20 ca,tls- -R.-cipts
-, hc,i common to extra steers ~ 3vGs' W. ~ l
and coIe-s s. jnS3 g.. cows and buf - N'I 'N'.
~ai,as :. a5Qs5 % Hpgs- Receipts 230o mead MARKET
,,s, Iico,, sj4 q: - 10 chOic" mixed S'H
s. 81 cho.ce assorted - 2JGSi 10 light $HH" % p'
81 go, s. - Sheep-Rcccuts 1000 hoad Maik.t W'i'''
Inferior - choice. - 2,G<i 30 Jmhs. So 21p$1 ~. .
- Louis Ap-l - 1-t'rtti"- Re- eips. ''"" h,ii
coual. divided natives and texans " nh" w.
market vas s,ronc the offerings Wcr" TO lght 2" u'H
nrv ,.rnr.nn ,yi,h previous uarlcfs The few T"Nas
cattle on sale soon Disposed u ~ from - =. @ ~"
hlelor 50 jlTSj 80. calves - 'Tt
s3 n, Texas stcers s. N1US3 ~. Hog ops $50
head Though run light aAricrs from an "u,."r
marNo.s werc unfavorahie. and prices decline" wa 80"
before tu,ors would hold freelr Everything solI
cary and cloro was s'oady a. n" dG'n- Bulc," B,
s. 1885 TO- good niyd 81 9)as5 25; good Sn *1lS'
.heep-Pcrcpts hcad The majority Of todays supply
v.cro door common vrry few mix"d sheep ana lam =
heinz soil 81. fair - EooI ma .
nlvri ranged 35Gsi D. stoce-s and cus s. -S- o.
sprns larlbs Ing - II sold at 81 - per l"p ID
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore April oc-Flour dull, uHchanGel; sales
go bbls Wheat a,eady; 80 red spot ana Aprl,
62i.QG2ssc; May. 62'4c2'3c; July. 5nsc asMea d :
steamer No red 59059i.c milling whea: by sample
COaC9lac: stock, 772,Ul BUSH sales, 3OiOVv ou5B.
Corn weak. mixed spot. Dil4bi2c: April f'c % RDi4 ,
Nav 4ki.uffasc; July. iJc bid; steamer mixed 43'if
lS;gc: southern corn by sample. iGc; DO on grad
active and higher; NJ white western @sLfpc; :. }
2 mixed 37037i2c; stock SSCe1 bush Rye slow, 80
2 5jqEc: stoci l9.l6a Dush. Hay stead sJ1l -
choIc. timothy 81 50N$i5. Grain freghts more
ac' i've; steam 10 Liverpool per bush. %; corn ior
orders per quarter. = g. Cotton uncNahe"N
Provisions y'cady; UNCHANGED. Butter pulct; IN
changed Eggs drm. i0ul0.r r.. Coffee steady un-
changed Sugar unchanged
Boston, April .O-Four dun, but steady Corn
quict and rather easier: Northern creamery, %a
2ic: Western. 22H22c: fresh dairics l1mNc. Ch,ese
stcady but quiet Northern. i2, he; western. il1
HE ECgs quiet and only iairly STEADY EasteIi'
l2isul3c Western. l2u12i-c.
Buffalo. April o Spring wheat spot dull and
weak: No herd. 7liec. No Northern, Gs-4c asked
Sales e. T. Il 900 bush No hard. Cii%c; closing. oec
No ! Northern 90 667,c Winter wheat dun ana
week. 50 . rod fo'an6lc, 10 extra red 0sc' 20
! white. sc asked. Corr Far demand on tTacK
Hight offerings. No > yellow. i5c; 10 yellow
ii~c; 80 . corn. 2c. so corn, i3c. on track
\, ,cs IN store. - cars 40 yellow, AZ n izA.c :
- 600 bush 80 yellow. i2i e.. 5000 bush 10 :
corn 4Ii4GNieC4l'ic. No corn. illsc asked oats
scarce :rm. sales. ! ca~ 80 ! white. soc, cars
40 white 29c. , cars so Whit. "snNtc; ! car
40 . miXcd. 36'4r track. Ityc 80 demand 10
Mifeed dun unchanged. Canal freshts DUH!
wheat p4n4ifc. corn. &c.
chicago. April 2o-Thc leading futures ranged
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YO-x April ~. 1884
COT~rON-The no, loss OF the day from 70 )
points. The hishcst and lowest on May was ioos ..oo
and on June 7.42a7 80 THIS shows narrow mai.;e .,
rng in bryers Yavo with only 600 bales TO
spnners who taking Eight supplies IN ine ose sh
them secure cotton at any time when ,hey ne, ned & m
The local temper oi me nnreass in The short
interest In fact the elimination OF the shoIt nleres.
by traders 10 be one reason why 'e ne h,,c
prices on the belief that there Will be no increase IN
Brunswick. and another AT lort royal aie r,cS
week with about 100 taies oi cotton, VIM.
Neworeans ig-nGIr9"& & are 2aa bales las, veHT Total
as c ,s, g2s haes las, wesK 2t2 bales last year
%evoOreans 29a2 bales agains, 23os bales last week
eI. as 90 b,es against 6 22i bales Al 95
Memnb,s $50 bales against 100 bales bales
last year. shipmen,s 5O4 bales Louis. lI5 bales
against - bales last week ana V ndles aS e i
against 400 bales week and 439 bales last year
Houston receipts l0i' bales against 30 paies aS'
The Amoskeag Mills Of Manchester. y. IL, the arscs'
cotton mill in New England. has decided 20 shut cow
. 700 looms on 9TH Of May which will reduce their
weekly output from 1000 Yards a week TO 10000
yards and will lay oh Zoo hands. ana pu' the Ie.
naming , 500 hands two-thrds time The receipts at
The ports movement lighter all along the
line than expected The total receipts or t Week W.
being about bales less than that while the interior
receipts guessed early in the week a. about l"V"
bales. while they were considerably less man thal ny
in, efor receipts for S9O2 bales. against
ll2i2 bales last week and 2o4 bales ast year VIM.
the shipments were -" bales against ~ -" n "Sl
week and bales last Interior stocks are
l72 63l bales against lSN 1875 bales last week ana ~ %.
bales last year southern slo markets WrIc ASH n
Galveston unchanged 1'sc sales lo4 baes
NewOreans. l-l6c of 70 'c sales Ssn naIes' Moone
unchanged. 7isc. sales 500 bales. Norfolk easy IN
changed 8-l6c; sales, ll$ bales. Other markets IN
Opening range ana ciose Today and closing bids the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Col.orrin 60 H. s. 2oqS. 2j 10 for"iEn naro~e ea
81 :5Q:i 60. g.eea Sis 81 10 DO bass 81 i'2i3' '
ao Sin,I arns. Of s aa ~, IS G.'ia roisns
flrtner w's.' s- an 1e goods or imneda'" and
there Is more stock unsold 20 ne close man sei ,s
of, a1l price. ~ iho CAV ayerase iny ac r
W.eteir yer 10 25c. 10 mrs. a. ,,rs
Te'fa ,''' s,.iq@. d. irrds To- seconds ie1I-c
i96lic. Western dairy. hr-ts i4rlG, eo srr'n Is, ''%
t-con,s lorlii-c old but,"r-creamery. W"st"rn sun
m,,@r or e. H. n1's' I, ~ actor oG 2r,c
GHEEsE- Market for now ch""9" is Ntilc nnsetiiSd
more eauousy iectins hat prices have heen ,arci
n cream w,e ana lgls orG for 90 or~dsl or1o
aad ib. parr Skins ranre o. downward. hrik of
sacs a. &c. 5, a,pc~ na I@@i' caS S%INs @ W. quote for
shccr 1wa1r FL TRc m amcy c'fn ..a2c s do % cScco
iGic d. Common TO- prime 99ii 40 E'naii sirS wnIo
small coloroi fancy 2isc DO good 10 choice l4l-c'
part skins choc S'4rac DO good y, PRIME '''' ''
EiGS nc demand .-ag pa PsI'y & sP'c,1yf ,G6Se
and the maj sloEs ssG c,,lar dealers can easily
howGvor any c'E' W y PT FOR nnn western ba sp,-
qnSeI q'H@' PER doz PC. STATE ana Pennsylvana iii
Wcs.crn 14lii.c. southern. ionio'2c duck. l7@a'c;
TEiTs FErsI in smo' f"Pply IT., ana ,o-1n 9[%
qaoa'a. We a%ss ApP"' ,IsI sIa%" .ssa gs Gs 20
2TapE 2Ta prI ras r, % %,ao' @ d. Cnaescn 3s5c DO
Nor,h i'' j'ascna l5aa5c
lrcps oNp"rtctiy we'll ana u" Iapd feiotom m 81
stoc in store Is cnu*nf ] ''eHs{ h1s na cs s az Of sSacc
reported ~ l2al2c lins Of s@ boys % , nn@ ,s t3
figure, duy paid Sun-dri"d apples move only IN small
way but hc supply VERY lEh, ana rrc ,r, - "a ~a n,r
hy exporter were r'cted corcs and s<ins held I'm
3 @ and lnnc Ts h@lJ brhrr cherries nrn Pr,inos
in brisk dcmand and yainos tending npwari. W. qnoe:
Applcs cyaP9a'" fancy i@c d. ch9ce ,o i2e & 20
dried No-;h Carolina fancy = a. 'ommon 10 cn9lo" % 10 ~
Nc: peaches cyaiorstcd. pooled Delaware 6a-r. DO
snn-drici Norih Lasoma fanoy' 'HoT9ic % %bucErcte-
ref. lsa5c cherries l24l3c. hackl"Fri's Ia.c apr
cots 1aai5isc. prunes as 10 s.ze boxes ''i1'-r' 90
hops late at 5a!. bu' ne domand from h,cw'rs j.
stll very leh' ana the mari:ci IS hareiv siraIy
i7c: do common f,ir loai4c rScnc c'.s ~: So,
choice IS. 90 common to prime. ioai'e y"afnss i'a
& s & c'q' m f". s5'as gt ro%a %or,
o's F"Ts .s w"T' Ga "Svr % ra5y s IN IN M erc & a @ 'rc @
p-ice. hnd 20 h. named -, move 'he stock u fret
hands. Other kinds qa'e and Hnchang'd We qao..
R"S e4a per u io1 M ,rn 5asc fo,so. y.ans
s4s'j ssn per 20 pS air. 7s5oo & saa 's a &c. ss-~
e5a 5,.sst Sig1i -; & aS KEN , and ~i,h man,
lo,s unsod ana strong r,.~.' % clcan ~ prr'%, % are
Svu and lTcr car,n. ,r.ai, Frozen poul,r, d.,
quote or frcsh cl: Tur1cf- hons r'r ~ IL a. toms
adclahn. 2'e3'c q, iore I-'anl 2"aao- - W.s'srn.
4 ss2 49,, l,. ' W ,,., ,,l,r, >ialr T,-st.s
90 ln. chi't"rs. "tlo.. flvs >Hs'-'. ducks l'r'@.
CANE ~ Gu to T,.,- = 'i~n re- a.z 81 2saii -.
d. s,s,-. ::,asi Eas,, .n.r. sirsl . .an. '6'p,
stead, 49, la. 90 "i vs.. q'0c H. rri".c P'r u" T.
miNcd. iia5c. 81 ol'v'r l'I"c. i,~ straw. 'nr ">r
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
nALTrMonE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

pNrNopr W4aAys,TTISHHc;,y N M CucAGo clNIc%
natl 81. LOUIS AND Az. r9iN+-IR 2i -RAiSs =,
rvkiMAN & AZ E sEETn " Insrtys, %N Ai day ciieAgH
I'd 3 nTI nlSh' ST rITTGs IoiIs aay y
weeEdays GOO r NJ SUNDAYS. 7:3o p " ~ car, 10
TON BALTIMORE. 300 nl 30 A ~. ol PPM y r. suniW
.so I@:l5 nish, An trains daily eIc'pM Ex sur.
NEW-oRIEANS. 300 p NJ. daily throuS,,o All tralr,
va Washington and ShTnandoah cs, Ns'I s6i u. u.
Broadway ri Fast i4th-st 100 Grard.s,.. " C r. r
Fultons St. Brooklyn: s,e,ion foct OF h''''
G, y 7 , D., t--saye
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Gosh quota,ions were a- foi'oNs. F7ar was t.ry
e"N Prices Yer .i'1i, ana in' ing. lne' -,,,,,,
y" rob- .'"r ~ corn 80. y! a. 3D.,
- .yc. q. 80 barre. '''. NJ itN-'-4 ~ -
rrur timothy f.el 81 a". in' - '.N per
g.. - n fS2 ~. lard per t" IT, - ''ls ''-' .."'t
-ls SIDES Oo.scl s. o. .rf ''i. irN ta.i" -nlii" =
,alxc.J 'Sa~ q. .h'r' cc9r side ,h,N'.l :" "Nt
!! -'e sugar u, ..i' - - r,,c.. ,,.h,nra
y " '.s ''rt ic ~ ~ "a lYi ana ,yoeIl fa,i,v
~ .'t 7N' -. '5 o.o,. .,,i. tr, i,ct
:! ,.- f.,,' ,..ra .l.,. a, l0, rer dozen
',,
''' '' E - p, ~
go iancy. s. 'rs l AMY E7'pN- a.
firm. " rci So. Corn-Mark"t steady, No =
m>c &c - Whit &c. n1's NJ as n'E'i, y. S2 ~; =.
sl.1r mess 81 ~. family. N3 ~. Gear iaWy. ~ 49,
k"fe llrl sales steam "If. Nsr. N"'.l' 'fl'I '. >
.~.f - - bakers .afi N4' i'd''! f''.t.' .
"h'sty mark r"i, ',t w.. @','- 'i'''''
a. DDS 'n U''!- "i Hi We ''' ''''''-
Milwaukee. Arrt 20 Mas vh'r 'rcr'l az 8, -
oni ,..-.l at b.. cash wheat even g. lc under
..Y. ,.alrrl. receipt. i~tt CLOSE on t-t,k SO !
Nor'n.rn. 6T.~. SO -TrHg 6'c, 80 h1rI wln.,r
...,t, ,, %, f,l- l.,i..I i've m go3I demand.
So ~ y, % g.. olt. active. so white.
t-i .. y 2 ,yb,. 4-. corn In fairy good demand.
" ~ ',-. on'r.ne' iSh, FaN ,ced-
mi.s.p0s unchanged
,urr.,psis Aprl ao Wheat traders looked AT
.,rn otI.r ,9-d,v auI allowed .he market 20 drift
within ra.g- II 7.c MAJ clDeel yesterday 6is
"rer .lls morning ~ li.c. ,olI t. 6s.a6ll.c and
close. 80 Ci-uGi'c July closed yer;e-!ly a' t'sr,
o;..url :ais morning 30 62i.c and closed az 62asd
s'I RI, ti,v A. higher prices than yesterday 50 !
<.r.b.r, ia ~, sir ,ud -, cli.c.' 10 . northern
...I ~ fo.,t!, R.c.ris wh.if IT,. cars ship
n,lrt@ ~ r.,r4 Nar<r, onior and ais low Pat
-k, n',nr,Ii ~. 8, Ia, s, - r,r Iran and common
'hHrfs Frc sfor,. hcii a, go +, corn In fair d.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Y0fk. Aprll %. 1Sn4.
BEANS AND PEAS-Domes;ic marrow firmly held
with none II strictly chaicc marks Offering below
81 So medium, continue quiet. and sellers have found
great difficulty In establishing price above 81 81
though Of the fancy Canadian held higher
and inquired for. Further speculative inquiry
FOR rcd kidney. is disposition ask
money s;oc. Lrias in sellers favor. Foreign
beans moving vel ana there confident
holding OF best qualities, especially pea Green peas
We quote Beans marrow choice per bush 81 i7tas2 20
kidney 81 5Qsl s5 do red kidney so 2o,2 3o do turtle
soup 81 9oQ$2 do yellow eye, 81 eogSi S.; do lima.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Buffalo April 2O-,nftc- Receipts last - hours 3 100
head. for thus far ~, he al. Tor
last 1900 head; consigned through. 310O head.
New York. il2o head: sale. ~ head. market opened
CASTER. closed steady. all sold. good 81 tJn ns3
INT cows. S3dS3 - bulls. s. 2tfS2 a. S3ay3
Hogs Receipts last - hours ~ $50 head. total for week
,hns far 'o"s, head. fr tim" last weeA. ~ $50
h~fd; consigned through 1850 mead. 10 Now Nors,
500, head. snle. cOoo head. market opened lower
with ver} Hight demand light grades and Ycrkcrs
closed dun ana weak with several loads unsold
e good 70 choice s. 4oaS5 A.. good light YorNers s.
YS5 ~. medium and mixed packers. SIS 5O1s5 ~. some
iairly 5000 lots 81 mediums 50 jcd 80 50. slow
~ - - ,onShs ~ 3oaSa, s'a6s 80 oCGS5 80 Sheep
week thus far $500 head; for tine .a., w,en
ZOO head; consigned through. coo head New York
1900 head on sale 5000 head. market opened dull and
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
DEL. L.cxAwAxNA AND WESTERN n. r.
stations In Nrw-Nork foot Of barclay h"'
ChristoGhcr streets. -r
NESTIBULED TRANS. PULLMAN BtfrN


Direct route to NEW Al.N BLOOMFIELD, NON ~
1HE ORANGES. summit Be.nlsts, lle p' r,o,.
KiGge Madison. MorrlsioNn "tssai,. latefsoii' 40
ton. Dover. Sianhup,. BCDDS LAKE. lAnAs- iiiX iiX
PATCONG Iack,t,sfoNu. SCttOOLfNS lNMts44FFa
Washington PHlIILP~BURi EASroN, Mne.T.
GAP. ~rROU DSHURG. Fu-onp Mount .ss,,Cfcsr ;, f,r
TON. PITTSTON MlLkFSBAERE. NANlpoTIS 81
DANViIIE NORTHt NBERI. AND. Montrose BIZ, Bl;cl,
HAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Witerlle. = 0s
RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. cortland, fYKAcJ ylryi
WEGO. ITHACA oWEGO. ELMIIA CV'S GO LIT
BATH DANSX\!ILE !;C EFA1;2 ~. aS4 ID a" -.
7:2o \ M.-BlNGHAMTCN NAIL stops az p'''''.
o:oo A. M-nrFgALo. SCRANTON. ,. BLNGHA"sPGI .N5Hs ~
UTICA SYRACt 81 srd OSNcGo ENfRtsS "a
man IIunet Patlor cars connects AZ buhM1
train for chicago. go a. m next no, ',fgi
100 y M-SCKANfDN. BINGl:AMrON and Lion
EMPRESS. Pullman psrlpr cars. - pfYr
4:io + M-SCRANToN WiLKEsBARRE and FH'-
Oi-TV EMPRESS. Pullman Qati't eats ,,,>..ulH
40 T. N DAILY Bi iFFALO. SCRANTON, NNSIpru
TON and ELMIRA LIMITED EMPRESS I'''~.
BUFFET Slrep-rs. Arr,e~ at 1:l5 a. NJ -,,>,-uiy
goo T. II ,Daily)-Bl FrAIO. SCRANTON, hii;N>ppprss
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE anI OSN!Go hAI'
Pullman Rurct Sleepere -,,,,,,, .,.roxs a. .
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMOpA AllONSss, 10 Ss,,t as
MURRAY and 80 broadway, Tickets az LITE f-nrtuy
~ and 9i2 Broadway 53 West l2ih-s' -, D.,,sWsy
ave. New -YO-, 3yS i26 Fult1n-et. ana - ~ sl -
Brooklyn. Time tables giving lull lnfofmato" ~ 49,
tons. go. 40, all sor afs
check baggage from hotel or residence % def' ih''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Railroads.

Thc View HOutc tO The Fur-F FUmcH SnEuenny,
AND THE
ONLY rail- 20 the delightful summer resorts and
rshlng grounds north Quebec. ari Lake ST. John
and th.coutiui through H."
ChNADtAN ADIRONDACkS.
Trains - ,hcoUtiWi with NaSu"naN steamers
T. TaduIsac CacnIna. Murray -ay Quebec \
r4p unrqualcl In America through matchess forest.
IN and lake scenery. down the majestic
Sacuenay by daylight and back 10 the Fortress city
all the beautiful seaside the Lower
with their chain ~ commodlous Hotels
Hotel Rob"rva Lake ST John has hrst-class accommo
daton 3Oo guests.
Applv ticket agents ~ all principal cities.
\ beautiful illustrated guide book free on application
ALIEN HARDY. j. -. SCOTT
Gen /. l.. Agt.. Quebec. Can. Secv. Il Manager
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. r.

Trains leave foot OF West 42d-st follows. 10 t'
earlier from FTanklin-st.: 90, v,r,,
80 A. NJ DAILY except sunday for WallA", ,s--yy y
2 Il. stat.c7s Midletown Eller, lll@. Fa.lsours ~.
Carbondale. scranton. Walton. D"lhi sidney H''""~
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. .. "a,
3l5 p. VI. Except Svndav) sullivan Co Exp'ssssss
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hal aSsrt
town. EllenViile. Mountain Dale Centrcyhie fAssir
Hurleyvie. Liberty Falls Liberty faFksvh'e anu "
ingston Manor.
~, p. NJ (daly) Mdde:own Summiiyiil.. Fsssss..sss
Liberty Livingston Manor. Rockl1ni Nlion ,>ros
Norwich. Oneida Fulton. osweSo. Niagara Fans p'"'''
Chicago - ,.u.s
j. c. ANDERSON. q. J y.
SO Beaver ST.. New-forI
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
WEST SHORE R,R,

Trains leave est 42dst Station. New York. follows
10 minutes earlier from foot franklln-st.:
J;i5 A. VI. -Daiy for Albany. Uuca, syracuse. Roch-
eater. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago, ex.
Saturday fOI Toronto.
oio y. M-Dny for Albany. Montreal. Utca. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago.
S;t5 l.. M.-Daily fN Albany, Utica. Syracuse Roch.
land and Chicago.
For tickets timetables parlor sleeping accom-
rodaiions apply city offices Brooklyn and New York and
a. stations Timetables at principal hotels For other
formation address
G. 4. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of JERSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Automatic I3lDTk Sig-ais.

tAnthracte coal used exclusiyeyJ
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leaye station toot ot l;;,oet,S cS,s;,,s A.
$50 7:i5. $40 Ol - 20 Eas'on A. ". 10 lsn ~
g. Eas'on) 80 3 - 30 70 AllentoTn. p. NJ slncit
$50 7i5 A. NJ. 100. $50 T. n.
IlO SO 40 T. ". sundays. 40 4 n
For Reading at 40. 500 ):lo. 1000 II ~ A. ~
40 $40 3 % 4.00. 5:45 7.3o p. ", l2i3 n,sn, ":
days 40 ~: 100 90 o S3o 80 P II 10 ns IN
400. s+5 p NJ. l.l3 night sundays. 100 ''So r a.
I2:i5 night -, sm
DO 4 H. i:io 40. 80 p. ". I2 * nisa .x.:p. -
urday night SUNDAY. i.i5 A. ". 7'3o p. ". 1913 1,ss
For Ped Bank Lone Branch and points souih % P,y
Pleasant 80 si5 Ii:2o ~ ~ i,.,@ i59 sts sts SS =
days. except Ocean Grove and Asbury PaFA. oVo
400 p ~ ooo
40. Sij A. NJ. I:45 $40. 4:2o T. ~ d.
For FarminsdaIe Tom. Riyer B1rnsgat Park ana ~
neeat. 40 Sis A. NJ. l:t5. 4:2o ?. ~ .,,
FOR Atlantic city Vineland and Bridgeton tS' n L.
ror M5nmou,h so-ch ssabright and .Hessai B.,a
40 s.iS II 40 A. ". 40 i:+5. 800 40 l. ~ sS
Gays. 900 A. ~. I'm p. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. baltimore AND WASHINGTON
FOR i0Ahdel pnla, ",rA oa.s. tJO. 500 80. loN
Ii 80 ,D.nms CaJ a. NJ. 80, 200. 500 BGis1 fs,'s
CaD. 300 dining Ca-). Go. 80. e.4j !. NJ, u.
30 100 DINING carr. 40 p. NJ. II Is night - go,
For Baltimore ami Washington. week days 9p ~
DINING carr A. NJ. 30 300. 800 Cnln ng Car ~
p ~ i2;i5 night; SUNDAYS 9o9 II 80 ,Dm'ns GO az
2ei as e.4 i. 40 s29 BroadWay ~ 6,h Ays" y
PSI Colimbus Ave-. %ew.York: Court s. $50 Fsg.,
81, ooklyn as Broadway Williamsburg ths A:.
York Transfer Company Will call ror ard check eagsr
from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

nominally lower ciosng a, lie or RIO 80 spot Thc
but quiet. important business being reported Prices
DRTGs-The general ,rado in drug line been
quiet during the Las, few DAYS Opium is inac,i;" ard
lots cam be boueh, here at s. s and Ave or ten case o,s
az 50 21 Qunine is dun ana nominal at from 2 - &c
and stead 81 peppermint is held at So 9oas$ for H.
G II There is some demand for export but bids are
can be done bids being ahou; &c under th"
Minne.oia a, 4oc for export Mxican saisa2aria is held
Ssgs4c although fresh arrival sold from wharf at
TouR AND MFArne I a9n5 marks, s,,. wa. ..s ssady
rersa unchsnse The demand s lieh, and 6Gycrs are
is firmly hcld owing thc high figures o wheat
n 'hc Nor4Tes, 50 ,ha, o9ycrs ana sellers here & %,s
being below ne market sale about 5coo rEs
iniHsins Sss sipass @ at Sc @ss 40 9 ccar. at at s.
goo boz: extra Is a, 81 70 800 GSs supernes at M s. ~
sraixhts at s. Dealings in southern nour continue
steady far demand sales so bbls 81 7oas2 90
CoRNMEAI~Maik dun: sales 100 bbis. Brandy
asi sasi 10 ~ FAC MaTSet qaie; ~I;t
FEED-Market Qus,; 'o;lh - I5!'sasoc; Go-lh a7'.ps9c
SON % r S%S'' fsS ss@s sSsips' o, SCe & ci,y
soQc; meal 81 i2'-p<i 10; oimeai 81 37lz
dRAIN-wHEATm.-Thc wheat market to-day a
prices and during the morning fluctuations
were within ranse OF "a sG BON mere ana at Chieago
portance bearing on kc market End local operators
sands;l every one apparently waiting for some de
20 start ou or the rt
which running. The adyices from the
Northwest further and a6viccs from Cali
fo-nsa Of the
the situation growing with each passing day. Gen
erallN through wheat belt however the
not unfayorsbic Gables quiet and about steady.
advres stating that there fairly irln
undertone 20 abroad One feature the
uation he belief that there is long
interest al Chicago which VIII liquidaie Moy
wheat before there he improvement Another
OF houses
wheat In America will have to sell down materially in
order 10 compete with the Argentine wheat. From the
effort forth talking about this there
would ulteror back Of II. perhaps the
OF a line ot short wheat. The Argentine Is
undoubtedly large one. and owing 70 the financial
stress country and lack Of and
house facilities this wheat has be sold and the selling
this way has been very unfavorsble feature The
10 start with particularly fine quality and
heavy rains have damaged the crop much that there