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New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore April o-Flour hrmer unchanser,ii E,i s4il
90 bbls Wheat strong 40 rel spot anu API' ~ I'd
crc. Nav rj;4CJ&c: July GI4c bid. steamer 30
cic ,Id milling wheat By sample. 62U64l2c STOCK a'-
Sc3 lush: eacs 1872 900 bush. Corn strong sPGe harn
Nay bid steamer mixed iS3 10 co.,
by sample l3q44isc do on grade Aiq +sc, T yhire
bush sales 1900 bush. oats active m.in So Of -oa
l3Sic. No mixed Western. 35s43bc St9e,; III
brsb Rve dull No . 505Jc. Stock 24gis DuSn ~
steady; good choice timothy, sli 31HS 10, T-',i
steady unchanged. Cotton quiet mddns, - ror,
aionr frn; mess pork $l3 -: bulk shoulders 1hc,
b dos and Gear sides .c cured shoul eiH 81
hams Os0llsc: lard refined Sc bntter B,, 80
erv fancy &c ladle fancy. be- rolls nne lSnI
rack,d iGNIO-c Coffee quiet. No T. l'Hoc sugar au'''
graaulatcd ~. A.
poston April 6-Flour FIRM: quoted higher Corn hfim I'm
and higher. Oats quiet. hut hrmer Shorts to"e' -.
futures. Provisions steady. Butter higher, 'o' O''
cheese quict EgGs quiet, but steady.
No hard sold 7likc: closed strong 73c oOO, husl
/ Northern 7O.,c closing Ilasc asked sales J. o.,
bush 80 hard. 70sN70'c; closing, no ha'u; .. g.
No I Northern. Gpc Winter wheat dun unse'ueI'
40 red sold C3sc. closing &c asked cur ~
,rhtc G4c. . cars NJ grade 5Sfj9c car No . extra
rei &c Corn higher: demand Light closing og'sut % @
prces II cars 80 . ycllow. 42ieui3c; cars No w
low iei.q49isc; cars y, . 4lisqi24 on ua'H
~ yellow 42Xc: No 80 asked IN store. a.,
strong. sales cars 40 white 3SN3Si.c closing .
.st,c. cars No white. 3Sc. No " white 80 y" .
rrtSed 3Gc asked on track. 30 white 'oec. 80, :"
rnond bu no offerings. choice Western. '"asc IT 70
good 5s0G2c bid Rye nrm. cars No so!l al ,"c oh
,r,ck s,i.c asked In stors. Flour strong. demand iar
i.st natenf gp,inc aiTSf bakers straight 50 i'i
81 90 hest family winter. 50 ioIS3 "a; straight "nt,
$9qs3 10: rye SNS3 H. MIL feed quiet and very weak
unchanged
chicago. April G-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April G.-Cotton firm. midlllng 5-lGc low
midlling. -: good Ordinary Lie. net and gross
Weekly net ami gross receipts 39 bales exports coast
wise g. isI bales. sales. i.!1i ha"s.
:orf,E. April 6.-Cottor nm mlidling. 5-1Gc: low
mtling. Cc. good ordinary. 63lGc. net and gross
cepts $50 bales exports coasNise. III bales. G3
bales stoch TS ba,"s Weekly net and receipts
3aN bae. 10 the Continent Sb bales. coastwise
D. 155 bnics sal"s. 3.VI6 bale.
Savannah. April 6-Cotton steady: mddng 7itc: low
mdlng. ic good ordinary t'.c. net and
l%D bales exports coastwisc. 1895 bales sales. leo
bales STOCK 5DI2 bales Weekly and gross receipts
TNGS bales; exports to the Continent. 3I;O bales
wise 5:sD bales: sales. 2O3i bales.
New Orlenne. April Cotton quiet; good miGdlng.
79-lGc: miGEng 5-ldc; low mddi!nC. Lie soei
ordinary. ll-lGr. net receipts lGj bales gross 26I0
bales; To- the Continent 1907 bales
Od5 bales; sales 800 bales stock l9o I3i bales Weekly
receipts. l62i2 bTles Oji9 bales exports
Great Britain. ,ni bales To- France l1S6 bales. the
Continent 1852 a's coastwise 23s bales sales IL aOJ
Llln
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d-st Station New York. follows,
and 10 inmates earlier nom loot Frankn-SL:
oil5 A. M.-Daiy for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roch
eater. Buffalo. Niagara BALLS Detroit Chicago.
cept Saturday for Toronto.
6;l5 4. M.-Dally Tor Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Eunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago.
S;l5 u. N.-Dally fM Albany Utica Syracuse. Roch
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cieve-
land and Chicago.
For tickets. timetables. paror and sleepng-car
modatons apply city Offices Brooklyn New York and
At statons Timetables at principal hotels For other
formation address
G. b. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
B vanderbilt-aye NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
Railrodos.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. ClNCfN
NFPuuii.LMHN cAR sERvicE OK All. TRAINS;
Leave New-Yor.. foot OF Lberty-st daily CHICAGO
80 p n I'd is;ls .lsh' , CT PITTnGing.RG i'so p r.
Meekdays 900 r NJ sundiayas ,'3o, p H. WAsHING; O.
7:so I2l5 night. Al, trains daily except. 800 p. NJ
NORFOLK. II 80 a. NJ. daily 30 r. NJ. Ex Sun.
NEW ORLEANS. 800 p NJ. daily through slesPing car
Illuminated hy Pinch Gas Offices l12. 26i. AS lao
broadway 81 East h-st., 400 Grand-st. n y: 3ii
FuIton-si Brooklyn station foot Of Iibertyst c. t. r..
of v j.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New 1OrK, ApTlI o. IN'tI.
PEANS AND PEAS-Domestc pea beans have gained
additional strength under Eight offerings. and more in
terest on the part obbing trade. Medium also little
hrmer with some fancy Canadian held AT 81 90 Choice
marrow quiet but firm Red kidney dun. California lima
advanced S2consderabe sales on spot ana
that Best grades of foreign beans close
little nrmer. Green peas dull We quote: Beans. mar
row choice per bush 50 37sGS2 40 do medium. 81 GDq
65 pea 81 6; do white kidney. 81 s5qSl sO do red
81 l0QS2 90 do turtle 81; do yellow eye.
81 So do lima California No. $2 DO foreign marrow.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
uraeR MAKKETs-Ry TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. April 0-CatieReceips last twentyfVur hours
1890 head total for week thus far. 0s2o for same time
last week $50; consigned through. l92O head. Ia New
YORK iD4 eceips last tweniy-foIr hours IL go
head. total FOR week thus far. 10 so for time last
week. $500 consigned through 1869 to New-York
S.4cO sale $500; market opened active and 10 to -
higher. closed cents easier for mixed and mrd
with some Insold; Yo-kers s. 3oqS5 s5 mixed pack
So 80: mediums and heavy s. 254S5 30 good heavy
IS 0qS5 10; roughs 81 25q$4 0 stays 50 25ds3 20 Sheep
and Lambs-Recepts last twentyfour hours IL 500 head
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEIV.JERSEY

tAutEracte coal used eAci1s4.e.sl,
Four tracks Automatic Block signals
'rrai-s leave station foot x Lhe-ty s. q.
ror Easton Bsnlehem Allentown :iaren ,ao fi2
4.s0 Ti5 $50 III - - Eaaonl A. ". l:lo - ~.
= Ess,on) 4:9o s:45 80 . AisnioHn +. NJ S1"'''"
$50 7lj A. NJ. 200. 5:3O !. VI ,. o,o H.
For Wilkeslarre. Pittsion and Seran'an. e'io A. '
100 $50 i:3o p II Sundays. 4;5O y " ,,,o NJ
For Reading 40 500 olO os, ~ ~ SIM.
davs 40 f. 100 10 $50 80 r 81. i:i5 n,rss n,sS
For Harrisburg Mt i:30. 500. 9lO A. M IL, -
400 s.45 p. NJ l=:i5 night. Sundays l'V' '"o T. '"'
For sunbury Lewsburg WiiliaTsport at 4SC so so.
eo a ~. 10 40. 20? n al nlyn' W io:i5 night
pieasan, 40 S:i5 II 30 A. NJ. l30 -. go 70 zee
Fank1 90 90 t5::s 70 Red BanO. 6il3 T. ~ syn'
favs except ocean Grove and Asbury ParA ?Oo A. H.
~" T. q" FOR LAKEWOOD
40 Sis A. NJ l:45. 3:40. i:2O p u , o..
lor Farrninydale Toms River BAnsgat PARK anu baT
uerat 80 Sis 4 NJ li5. t:2O z. ~ ,, ~
For Atlantic City. Vneland and brise'oa f"o A. H.
For Monmouth ssabs' aDt HShIsns Io Bfssn ss
days 200 - 80 p "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Fhlladelpi... days t.3O. 800, DIV, oVV.
Il 80 .nns Car) \. NJ. 90 70 400 'Bune1 f@5.ys
Carr, 800 DINING Car). 600. 80 SO J. NJ I-oi'
1s6' 70 300 sS@f9 u @ csr ~ 10 a & 'hrf p aisht aa
U5i2ins car a. 81 $50 800. 300 Dining CAR. etS
i25 & 0s9 9f,,1S Sant2ys S1, 90 o 2is nns nsS @
T~krts and tarl0r car seats be procured AZ IN
osi as ga lilo. ! 322 llroadway 73I on Ays' 81
o5i Colgmtus Ave. New-York: Court ST.. $50 Futoa
81, Rrooklyn as Broadway. Williamsburg The New.
Yo-k Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
VACATION NIN ETROPE.

Small party gentlemen for summer tour on Continent
or Europe Portions ot the Journey t. be made foot
Price $500 Address CLAIMING ELLERY. 22s West
3Sth-st. New York City
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
\. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave OF West i2d-st. follows ID m'"
earlier FTanklin-st.: ,,,, yauey
$50 A. NJ daily except sunday for Wsllkil, insny
L. X stltcrs Mddletown Ellenyille. FallsourS La,eh
Carbonate. Scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney N''"'
Ut!ca Rome. oneida Fulton. Oswego ,.s. 6of
3l5 p. NJ. texcept SurdaO sullivan Co Exp sS,dsls.
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbel hal; ssssrf
town. Ellenyle Mountain Dale. CenircVhle. fbN
Hurleyvle Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksville ana N
insston Manor ,, r.u.hurG
74s T.. NJ. daily Mddletown Summitylle fasSey Sidney.
Liberty Iivngron Manor. Eockland. Walton
Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Oswego Niagara FAILS p'"
Chicago r.o.bxaS,
~ j. c. ANDERSON C. ?. \.
Beaverst.. New-fo'L
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
WHITE STAR LINE.


,..;estc n, ~ q m Majestic. NAV 10. $50 p m
Gernanc. Ar % a. m. Germanc' FAX KAY % D. m
"IeItnnic. May =. ) p fh Irul"'C -,.'
From White star Dock. foot Of West ,n. s,,t,ps
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAHEi,a
Saloon re.es $50 upward according steamer ana ~
cation o: berth second cab' on ,hes, steamer 10 30
s45 storage from the Ol CQunt', ~, ~
broadway New-Yorl Phlads?h1 .1cr ~ n, "
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
ROYAL. BLUE LINE
prI... LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. r.
stations in Sev-YorI foot of Barclay ana
Christopher Streets.
XESTIRILED IKAINS. ~ LLMAN COACHES

IJlrect route TO NEWAItn. BlOOMrIELD MONTCLAlA
THE ORANGES summit. Bernar4synle. BasA.as
R.ise Madison MorrisowA Passaic, Paterson B99a.
ION DoVer Staunop-. BUDD'S LAKE LAKE E1'
FArcoNG. HaS%,tts,cyu: scHooLEY,s MOUNTAIN
Wash.ngton, PHILLUPSBURG EASTON. WATER
GAP sTR6UDsrvKG, P2sono No Molnteins ScBAEE' Sc,BSA.E
nAXyLE E9ETnHryNoRRy. E0Sn yoR. N1 Mq2ese HEX HEX
KICHFIELp, sikiNGs %. 1lnd s{iAcSSi!;% S;
sATH DAXsXILLE. nGFT1ASIao,, ,,,:;- 4r4 all poa"
n.Oo a M-BIFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAMION.
Utica anu OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Parlo'
cars Connects Buffalo With train FOR Chicago. ar
riyng 20 a. next morning.
100 A. M-BINGHAMrON MAIL. Stops at principal
stati)ns ,,,pA
EXPRESS pullnan ya. = cars -, v,,
a 10 T. NJ SCRANTON - WlIkESBAHRE and PLi"
OITH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars ,,,,,,ss
1;SO p " ,Dall )-BUFFAIO LIMITED EMPRESS
Pullman Sleepers. Arrives at I.l5 a. m. =,
600 T. ()aiiyD-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BtNGHAN.
TON. UTICA a ) oSwEGo EMPRESS Pullman
TicKETs AND PULLMAN ACcoMMopATloNs at |.
Murfay-s ard 400 Broadway. Tickets AZ ferry stations
~ and yi2 Broadway SO West l2jtn-st. 25 Coumous
ave New York. 1888 Wlshin- ton-st 123 FIionst, ana
- broadway Brooklyn. Time tables Siving ill ln'o'
nla on NJ all stRtNna -.
check baggage from hotel residence 20 des'ination
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
Ocean Gicamers.
N0BTH GERMAM LLOYD S, S, CO.

yEw-YonK. soGInAAlrroN; I! HEEMES'
saale Sat Apr. !. "a u Ian" Ties. A apr aS II All
! rave: ues apr ~ y M IIave Tues May /, / j. a.
@ lpe. N, HPt T. 7 A NJ Saae sat May >. A. NJ
spree ues'' . "a 81 o N Irave Tues May 5, A. NJ
'''''' MEDTTERRANEAN ., SERVICE; p; vITs:o,
ORk-GlBRALTAF -GEHo5ac a. "a A.
t-u;d, AR Z q 4. NJ Kaiser.... Nay ~ ~ ~ Ss'
t%is. 81 \. y Vera Jans June i,
Werra.. APR. 2S ID ~ n UNA '''''ii - III
Cabin from $50 upward
OEI1RIC Us z. CO. B0HlInG Green
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
"A. CHARLESTON. ) C. the South and Sou'hwe'c
JAcKSONVILLE and M Florida points
From Pier 20 E. r. Qoot of EooseVe-Ftl p IN; IN
SEMINOLE.
IIOOI OiS
ALGONQt "
All steamers have nrstcass passenger accomrodatohs
WM p CLYDE co; General Agents
FLA CENT PENN FAST p LINE 1,t y,a r-loS iACSs'
GRr so FIT. & p Ass'R LINE via &C CHAEmESFVyS' 3y
T G. EGER. Geal Agt. 3Io y way "
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07

pvnRTIsrMrNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Fyrs FSr.
"A THE NEWYoEK TRIBT;NSE. ;Sl:.s, WILL, WILL, ois 80 Brad
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. NO. l;-f1I LIVER
way "a door north OF Th.rty-frst-st; and NJ ga
TISEMENTS at the following Branch ohssH,,arei once
EighhaVe s. e. corner 1wentythirdst; i52 S,s avs
l5T Fourth-ave corner Fourtecnhst.: 200 lhi'vs sxy
corner Forty-seyenth-st i026 Thirdave, near ia
nrs-st 50s Ftrst-ave Fortysecon & s,- ~
Coumhus-ave.; " Avenue ~ 323 rhird.ave ~ ~, G ave-
Fourtcenth-s; 25T West Fory-second-st aot
l33S Third-ave; 2,o5i Third-ave. between One-h'"-
and-twelfth and One-hnndre and thistecnh
AT the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One-hunuie s,h-
twentyffh-si; 2l3 West One-hundred and twenty ~ 70
st. and 800 West One-hundred-and forty y-ifthsI w
p. m "A regular office rates. ..,.. ... 4 -
In Brooklyn 6S Court-s: 5oH De kalo-ave "
Bedford ave- 10 regular once Iates at,ssk
London ONCE for advertisements. Norfolk street,
w. c.. London Eng!an
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
LINE.

IA. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN. ,o -
Unlbria i4 noon Umtra May II II 80 80 n ~
ltrura Ap. 2s li:3O a Etru-ia May 26 9"0 a H.
Lucana. May >. $50 A. ~ In tnia 5i.c :, p Ill
From 20 North River. foot ~ tlarHson-sf.
Cabin rassage $50 and upward. Second cabin $50 ana
upward according 10 steamer and location
steeroEe tickets and from all parts - Europe a,
very low rates For freight and passage apply AT the
Co6,oenv's otrce No Bowling Green New-YorS
VERNON H. BROWN X CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07

Ia FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CAIll;lLo. CCRA'
Gao hND MArNcAfno NIN CIRACAo:
FROM PiERREPoNT sToREs BRoOKLYN
6 6 NE%EZt Ella. ......... day. April a. p III.
s :. PHILADELPHIA. A....... Tuesday. April y p n
Thursday Nav s. p m
These American built expressly for the trade
have very superior accomrHc c4atons lor passengers
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONLY -.
NApArATBO. .,..... ........ W ednesday. Arrl IS
>" " BOUI.TON BLISS & DALLETT.
General ManaSers lbs Front-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
NJD DONI MON LINE.

NLD n VI MINION y u ~
poINT GoMroRT and NEWPORT NEWS crnncsns ,.IH>, io
VA and wAsTINGTON. d c-Tues.. We'd: Thurs,
ard Sat For Richmond. via JAMES R,XER-Wed. ana
SAT For WEST POINT. VA.-Tues.. Thurs and SAT-
Tre-, Pier 20 new No. y r. foo, Reach-st at .. M
n royh tickets and freight all points South AID
west w J.. GUILLAUDEU Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07

INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CoMPANYs LISEa
''' From pier a. North River. foot Of Futon-s''
AE1[gR1GAM G0ANG
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
enortost and most convenient route to LONDON
No ttansfer by tender No tidal delays ,,,
Close connection at Southam mpon for HaNfe ana fa''
br sreciul f,st twn-screw Channel steamers 80 -
Chester sTe.". Anrl / a EewYori' Agr Ar; Is
Berlin. April IL a m I'9rls = A2T' = " ''
I[ED STAR lGEIs
FOR ANTWERP 81 -
rArsrANr, ....... Wednesday. April II, 10 a m.
FRlEsLAND y Nd iiTIo,y COMPANY.
q BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
VI FOR TENAS GEORGIA AND Fi.ORlDA.
Eleven iron steamships assregatng 3l'po Icna
From New YORK. Wednesday, Friday and Saturdsy'
A DELIGHTFUL SIX DAYS NOlAIE bi sf-"
To GAINE NESTON. TENAS
Thence by rail- - -
MEXICO CITY AND POINTS IN MENICO.
nrxvrp COLORADO SPtlNGs. SALT LAKE CITY.
ALSO TIC SAN FRANCISCO
nd all Southern California AinteT resorts
rLORIDA-vIA BIsINSWlCK GAN1,p, O.,
To JACKSONVILLE. ST ArGl SrlNE TAMPA &c.
TTUE MNLLCRY line i,suS both STRAIGHT ard
H6i'TD TRIP Tici,,s 10 al points In Texas Coora.o
i,ah Aril 1na forna. Mexico &c. Georgia tlo:da
AID Havana Encclleni pesseaeer accomnodatioas
vrite Tor our OJYnee 1894 Manual triaued freel; -
4 II MALLORY o.. Gen. Agts. PieT 70 h H. ~ 1.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
1 ECuOR Ii = L.

HCHOR LINE.
n UNITED STATES MAIL sTrAMsH1Ps
FOR g AsG9W RIh too. L9N % ND. as,b.,t. r
Circassa Aprl J. To,n Eh'2%nin % % Apri I,a :. 20 III
cabin Si5 ana Upward. second Cabin $50
stec-agc outward S23. Prerad s2t. ,.-r,
cAprS EXCURSTO.; TICKETS Al REDUCED RATES.
For drafts and other Information. apply % -.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green New to'A-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
Total ..................1.s4s s4s.ooo l,90V0 J.
OF which American j l,JI2,VlO l.blS.vfV J.

Ivernool cebesspo cotton Guiet ana unchanged; sales.
10000 bales; speculation and export 300; American @n'
receipts; 2.Wp; middlinCs, 3-lOI; last year
9-l6l opened quiet sellers at 16fd advance
closed steady l-G1 decline. APRIL 4O'S April
NAV 4O7 to 40s May-June 400 TO 4OS; June-July 4Vs
400; July August sos Augqst -septen6er 40 An:;
4i3; November December Alb 10 4l+ December,Janu-
ary 4l5. Manchester-Coths dull yarns dull but
CoFFEE-A partial loss OF points took place al the
light transactions Speculation
up TO close continued very dull. with only slight
fluctuations The lower abroad caused shade de-
cline final dealings For exchanging 20 bags July
for May 40 points were paid ana f0r oo Ds
tiaI advance 4 u franc: April l0373 francs May
1O3 30 francs June 1O2O francs; July lO 80 francs
The weekly report shows stock Of all kinds at Havre 3d.
600 bass including &c coo bags Brazilian, against 3l9V
bags last week including S2,c0D Brazilian. Hamburg !.
pfg lover April Si2j PIGS; Ma, - - pigs Jlne y 90
Ifes Ju- ~ - pfcs. Rio firm, No quoted 100 reis
heher al 1900 refs: exchange slower al So Receipts
$4,000 ba"s. Santos market qulct at
nominal quotations Receipts 1000 bags; STOCK '3V"
tags London, 30 lower: lar April 1Gs G1 unchanged Tor
MAY and June AZ I6s "a. July unchanged At i3s g.
Contracts closed Jun at points decline Sales were
IL go bags follows
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
NETHERLANDS LINE.

Y for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogns
sur Mer. France.
s :. AMsTERDAM......; saturday A2rl n :, p m m
FRS, cabin ss5 and upward second cabin $50 steerass
At very low rates. Apply cr guide and terms Hene'@I
Passenger Agency. 80 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
r1-popE Holy Land California, Mexico.

n Florida etc Select party May II. "Fulda" Excur,
49, ri iniiyll t~>.r- choicest ocean bettnH all
i,ce Tourist Gazette free Il. GAZE & SONS III way
IT,s lsi4) Official Ticket ACTS Chief Trunk Lines
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
az. range AID elose to.day snd eloslng bds th'

Market closed steady Transerribe notices: Ap; $40 o
Total sales $1,000 bales. New-York gross receipts nD
bales export Continent 22O0 forwarded 2ol sales 1o
spnners 226; stock 246 251 New-York spot sales TO-DAY
market quiet middng upands. 7s.c; niddlng gulf &C
VIII Is unchanged compared with Yesterday cIoso
The weekly OF Liverpool stocks as Follows
This week. week. Last year
In s,ore............l i 76SOOo 1.77j.Vo0 1.G35 900
AZ "a. SOO0O l25OO 5000
ro,a, .............Is4sooO 100000 1.715Oo
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
LINE

~ VIA ISTHMr-S CF PANAMA. , .
To Caiifornia Mexico Pacific Ports Of Central ahn
south America
Newport April 10 noon colombia Aprl =, n@oon @
passenrers hv this line Francisco enjoy the com
forts o, pical climate and on the way cal al ports
q, IL Central American Republics and Mexico ,,oo
Cabin Yassage Sar Francisco
Irrtlirr meals ard berth fcr voyage n four weeks
For flll particulars act-'-s tlr <. nora. aSe''S'
STANFORD PARRY. H,RRON O.,
n broadway =. Pie, No. -. y r., " y
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07

CIION STEAMSHIP COMPANY QJmitedl.
" NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
VA Queenstown every Fortnight
From Pier -. north River. foot v. 2a,h-st =,
.-,zona Az 2S II A. NJ Arizona. May 20 A. NJ
HIasEa Mty r. II A. NJ '.n.Na June 2 ~ A. NJ
CABIN $50 and upward: according - ,Iocaton'
second cabin 49, steerage. s2'
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-05
A SELF MADE MAN,

How John P. Hopkins Advanced From u
Lumber Shower to Mayor Of Chicago.
John P. Hopkins is the youngest man
ever elected mayor of Chicago. He is a ma
tive of New York and was born in Buffalo,
Oct. 20, 1858, and received his education in
the public schools of that city. His father
was a poor man and had a large family, so
John was obliged to quit school early and
go to work. His first job was in an iron
foundry, heating rivets, and he kept it till
he got a better one at Evans elevators. He
went to Chicago in 1879, after the death of
his father. and his first employment there
was showing lumber in the Pullman COM
pany's yards.
His advancement was rapid, and in three
years he was paymaster of the company, a
position he held until 1888, when he organ
lied the Arcade Trading company, a gen.
eral merchandising concern, which did bust
ness in Pullman for a year and then changed
it's name to the Secord-H Hopkins company
and moved to Kensington. where it has
since continued TODD business.
During all this time Mr.. Hopkins had
taken considerable interest in local politics.
In 1885, while paymaster of the Pullman
company, he was also treasurer of the town
of Hyde Park, which had not then been an
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acter. He is slippery as an eel, too, and
knows how to play the urbane courtier for
policy's sake. He is still a handsome man,
for all his "a years, and undoubtedly has q
genuine love for Italy, though it has often
been doubted whether that love included
the Italian people, who have lampooned
him sufficiently to make an ordinary man
detest his species. His fidelity to his friends,
however, has always been accounted one of
his strongest characteristics-as strong in
its way as his hatred for the Roman church,
than which nothing could be more remark
able.
Born at Ribera, in Sicily, Oct. 4, 1919,
Crispi received a thorough classical educa-
ton, which he augmented by studying law
at Palermo. His family is an old one, but
he smiles at the claims of long descent and
avs he is of the people and does not believe
chat a man can ennoble his descendants.
The Crispis of Ribera came into Sicily from
Albania and were thought to be of Greek
origin. Francesco's grandfather was a priest
of the Greek church, and Francesca himself
was baptized in that faith and educated in
one of its %seminaries, though he is now an
avowed atheist. ,
He was a prominent organizer in the rev.
olution of 1S4S and was one of the deputies
IN the Slcllian insurrectionary parliament
and secretary of war in its provisional gov
rnment On the failure of that revolution
he fed to Paris, where he remained for sew
eral years. keeping up a constant correspond
ence with Mazzini, who was then in Eng
land. Napoleon's police drove him out of
the French capital, and he went to London
and with Mazzini concocted the plot that
eventually resulted in the liberation and
unification of Italy. He was with Carl
baldi in his famous expedition to Sicily in
1860 and is said to be entitled to some of
the glory for the success of that enterprise
chat has been accorded to the prestige of
the red shirted Lion of the Apennines."
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cR,sPps RETURN TO POWER.

What 1t Means to Italy-Career Of . Re-
markable Man.
The return Of Signor Crispi to power as
premier of a new ministry was one of the
significant event Of modern Italian poll
tics. 1t may be taken for granted that it
would not have occurred if King Humbert
had seen any other way out Of the vexatious
difficulties that beset his reign. Crispi has
never been persona grata to the king, and
Queen Margherita despises him for his
extraordinary marriage complications.
Though state policy required the royalpair
to keep up a semblance Of cordiality during
Crispi's former ministry, it was generally
believed after his downfall that he would
never again be sent for, except as a last re-
sort.
francesca Crispi is an absolute, intoler-
ant, irascible old man. Advanced age has
seemingly done little to soften the fire of
his temper OF modify the faults of, his char