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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NrW- YOrA AprI II T0''
BEANS AND PEAS shipping samples Of h'a's are
shown from the steamers In Meditefran'i an p"fts
Iu the cargoe. hav. not been discharged yet owners
are making about Be good size i"it anu ~"
an easy feeling Donesc are affected 10 some extent by
the In foreign the light receipts meek
any pressure sell Til. light businrss pafshS
at the moment is about the basis OF our rrd, ~
and only choicest will bring the OUTSIDE rh's We
quote for choice quality: Beans domes,ic ma pr
bush 81 7ons2 12s do pea 81 Ioat2 ~ e., 90 e. OK
81 white kidney 81 3JmS2 90 do red kidney 81 w
81 o. do turtle soup 81 7Og Il do yelow eye - "S
81 3O6S2 90 DO foreign pea 81 25TS2 d. toresf nelun
81 9Oas2: green peas. bbls 81 o.; do bags "'fc 40
scotch 81 O2is
BUTTER-Jobbcrs bought pretty freely ytstrtosy am
there less doing to-day. but there was nons ~ We
receipts present prospective. the tenor o naVicrs
other distributing points that suggested any Grange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

Sew t'''
.. @.i.. H.. s b.. b .,: - .. 100 :. -.
.. r' III . '':,,.. '-@s s.. ~ '.
s- ,,- a s., '..r- 20 D.. f'st .' w., ..'. o..
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&c. g. l.n- .a'.. sI....- 49, r''-r~."'~. .'r.
20 'a'- g. ,. ...' J. VI. f..
been 90 'I' J.. '''''. i' ..i, d, -
i..: - ~. 80 .' 10 b. ~,
i.' ~, H. lo., =, ~. $, 80. ii... o. a.. - o..
4. .... le-, ~. %. - : t... 1850 n -. - -. , a,
49," ,gt:@" =, r, -, ,,.o D. d., :, 80 d.. -, n ~
> 20 ,'..,.o r.. , - 'oos7.
81 80 ii 20, ~, iol, NJ
49, >''". - d., - ,.,n' ~ 10, g. =" D.
j.. - 1. .a'@5. Is ~ - a. -. y I IT,, 2
~, ~. Co. ., y. n. VI s. ~, o. -. l.i ~ -, s. TO-
ID ia.a . %; i. g. !. 49, 3, y ;, -, - 90
,,a- = e.
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- ', 9 ,' ''' a.. ON, seen. IT,, H. a 500
NO. IN, "a i' & g. at - . 70 49, i (: y. "a - IL 7
81 rye i ~ 81, n.. .,.,. ~, y, 81, sso7,.
,; i5i' ID IT :. : ~. J. - . %; n :, g - Cd"
In"i''it =, - W., r. -, - - 3D. ~ - -
O.. h'D""h"'N. bull 1850 3d. Of So COW $40 H. at
Ipmc Mullen. o,. 10 %. az 81. oxen. Az n. az
$: 20 n"'l i &C.. H. o. 49, 'a"' l'" H. at 81 Il" =
do. -" ID. ~ - -
! g. '"f,r "ia'" 'Nrn 20 H.. ~ - 90 bui
ll'' w. 81 S'''' ''" I'"' I' "' - DO 30 ~.
~ >. ,,.. . 900
NIL u COVE l;.'" 20 -'" mead e." "t.. Do ltl I'"t
t"ir q. Hi.i'"i 'i ''Fd ''" ".'" hr'" ana irn.
comm ana nahum si'N ina th1 H"ii u grades W"f"
'.'S" F"I head Ip" E"i'r''! f""' Vtf" - s-'HS5b
per ned ~ ordinary - really FrI COWS. cal,'-
Guided
Sniea Ilalrahr.K d. Hollis. - fresh cows S2SnSi3
ieiI e.d
g I U,,kofola~. . c.w4 ~ S"50S3- eacr
{, T.. .i.frlar. - COWS. 81 x3usit,u
T. ,'a,r~. . COW. AZ y;b - -t.u
''Nl.ti. r.. -.,ts i'@ head. flr the market
iuc'ulirc head y~s.lta, iicl~
head 4 cnri, sales ~ fancy
were az about former hut ih. g-1"rll market
opened lu If,loaa = q decline II @5d5nc per D1
n and fell ~ st further before ii" nnisi dosing Jn
love- tl.u Nonda, "a y,l s'o,G aud fll, 10 lower
, the r1rl ann rtrd4s Fully 49, c,t.- were e. soil a,
I'm. clos. ij-c., o. YER, -.rl. teal- t,l "a, ,:4 &, -
,.r io, III a f., ,. AMI -. ,r, s.loo,.t a., ~ q. nl,
a. . far,y a. ~ st I.t,, ,.,.t,t. -, c,,,,,,' y
y,"s az. 49,, - ,..r..s ,,. i. ,.,,,,. a.,
~ ,f c,u.irv and i,, d'..,'t .c,i4 sld br'r ,f Sr
,".r -, il =. ,sr n r,, ,i'. I,t,, - +, az, 49,.
.fr, ,r',e.' irioy;r, ,s," It,,Ic r,ly. li i,nIT
,t 303i.c
ST.. ir,,,. 4 ,,,,r.,. - ,.,i. Iai H. .r.,r. %,
g. a. r.r l,y, y, 40 a. ,. y, -, 81 "a =. a., 20 ~ y,
81 - ~ in KS H. ~ ~ lGi e., ri y, q, s. a. 20
d, l2G II, a, - a, II ID, iyl
IL AZ 81 II do ia II, a, 81. a2 d. II, n m 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stntiOns foot Of CortIandt and DesbrOsses SITS
400 A. VI. DAILY for NAL III CHUNK and intermediate
stt'iuns. - .....a.,.,, 49,.
s:I5 A. VI daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER, VI p
FAIID. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the Wet ana principal and local poinf dnine-car %
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbu- sleeper - chicago
Ii:IO 4. VI. daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and interne-
dLlte points connections fer Reading ana Harrisburg
:O0 =. VI daily. except SUNDAY for ElMIRA ana an
Intermediate stations connections flr PosNl, and Read-
z elalf-lar 20 WS~Siarr".
1:IO r. VI. daily * -pt SUNDAY f1r J" anI t. JUN
TTDS PRINCIPAL nf-IlneIIlte stations pullman bhHet
iri,r Ar T. Wik-sbarre. connections for Potisyi- -
t:.O y. II. daily. except sunday. ~! SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD mi in'~rm-iiat- sttti.ns
xxx VI t1ilN EASrON ara intermediate stations
600 r. IT. daily ~ RUTTALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and an poir.. putin an SleEp@r N'stoa.i faln
~ * o. Cbicagl Sleeper t1<RunalJ and Toronto;
'.n,..ctons FOR Reading and Harrisburg .
$50 r. W. daily. except sunday fof Eason anu inter-
o.oo - w. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. Ko'HEs-
Trp IN 'FFAI.D. NIAGARA FAILS ant all points
VT Pullman Sleep-fs 20 Chicago and Buffalo. Caar-
car y Wlkesharr- oo- o., Of.
Tickets ana Pullman acrowm .daions AZ 80 III ga
ard l323 Broadway. 81 East IAN s. - - 1'h "a
NJ Fulton ST court So ~ EfvddNay, ana
iB-o.Llvn Annex. Brooklyn. y. y. ,-., -
gag hotel O. residence through 90 e@si nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana. April 1.-THE market continues without
any noticeable change and view ~ unfavOrable
ports tends somewhat in favor Of
operations of the have been ulim
portan because OF the Easter holidays but traders feel
confident Of speedy imprON emel In prices
The tobacco market has ruled very quiet purchasers
showing disposition purchase only 1861 Vuelta Abajo
leaf The prices offered by them. however, generally
range render them altogether unacceptable
and stocks left FOR sae. being quite reduced II IL
expected that they viii he totally exhausted before the
nrt lot this years crop In NJ condition for ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
ANTMERP WOOL SALES

Antwerp. April IA the wool sales here to-day !" l@
bales offered There moderate attendance
The competition Tagging. and prices unchanged
Following ais of the sales Ayres 2S3 bales
at ijdljo per 100 kDs. MOnteyilec tl bales
1uaIIO fares. and Australia. g. bales. AT 20 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave All St4tl9n. NeN-loik. as tos-
lows and Is minutes earlier from f.Jt Franklin -
$3.50 \. ". Dal!s. Local 20 Buffalo. =, ,e.,..
o.i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany It. syracuse Rochester
huhai0. Niagara Fails. Detroit. chicago; .. s..,.
Sit5 ~ VI. Daily for Albany, Montreal 'ed a.1se
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detro.1
Cleveland. Chicago ana - Louis. ,.. ....-.
- u. VI. Daily. except sunday, iH 1IId' 'staS~Se
Newark. Rochester ana BI1all ,,--..-
sI5 u. VI. Daily Tor Albany. uca. syracuse iNocn
Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Nh-
and ~. Louis. -.
For tickets tune tables Of local trains. paror and sleep.
lngcar accommodations apply city oNcrs Broohiyh ali
New York and stations. Tine tables AT pTlhcipA
hotels For other information address
LAMBERT. Gsn,.al Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

Chicago April II Csp~cian Wheat disappointed the
professionals to-day They played for break The mar
ket closed Nc Over Tuesday May opened al $3.50 sold
5e,ic and 57c and closed at g. the
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
st. Louis mud All Points West.

NJ LOUIE und All POfntb West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave Newfork foot 81 Libertyst, daily for CHICAGO
40 m ana i2:iS night PITTsB!'RG 100 p. m
900 p m. WASHINGToN, BALTIMORE a. m
di 80 a. Dining Carr 80 % 80 p. m. sunday
600 Dining Carp 800 y. m, 1915 night Al
trains run daily except $3.50 p. m
NORFOLK. II 30 n m. daily. 100 y. M sun.
NEW-ORlEANS. Roanoke Bristol and Chauanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p m. daily.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticket offices: l3. lI2 26l AIS. lao Broadway II East
18th St. l2I Rowsry. y. Y: 344 Fulton St, BROOKLYN
stations. foot ~ Liberty St G r. r. Of n J.
New York Transfer Company will call FOR and check
bag lce from hotel residence T. destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. A3- l7.-Cate Receipts last - hours, 232
head total Tor week thus far 55j2 head for sam TIM"
Nrw-fork 40 h-ad. on sale: ~ head mafhf, "P' ~
quiet. closed weak. Fat bulls s. 75aS3 - logs-ke
ceips last ~ hours $3.50 head total ior Wees mus ia
= siD head. for time last week. 21,sop mead con
sg:od through 800 head, To New ork boo head: on
sale 100 head market opened SOW fpr PIGS and
Hight hogs ana about eady for ether grades al IN"
pgs ard light grades dull win six loads
un%d vhilr others wef. STEADY York weights sood 70
choic Ge3 $50 ~ 81 2Opsa -. light to far s. loa
n.'du..s s. fjaSj 49, choice heavy s. io4S1 ." rouks
.owe'. good 81 40dSl ~ Sheep and lam's-f"-
|"y'p ad. for SAM linz last week - IL" hrai con
signed through 500 hra: to NrW lu:h 3 100 head; IN
ss, I'o Gs T@t s H ana o. , %
than opening prizes number 81 'oads tr.d over pIlme
wool lambs, s. GOnSJ ~. common light To- iair. N '3aS
clipped lambs. ~. mixed Vol shr'I. NIRsi =, d;
choice. 81 - clipped sheep Sasi . spring lambs 81 %
ass good lambs 80 a. los 10 sold ~ 3" OHS5 49, and
good export sheep NJ - 80
unchanged prime 81 ,JasG good 81 OGsj 80. good
butchers s4ngs3 TO- liogs Receiris light maf& k,
D"s workers. y l%Gs, 20 Common 70 FAR 1orh'S, 81 w
80 10. rourhs SASS 90 sheep Receipts ri mar krt
50 sohti 30 fair s:!tat? 10 common 81 5oH$2. best
lambs s. a0g> 80 good Ian bs 81 3"usj common To fair
Tucn stocS Yards chicago Aprn -Ca'ti-- Receipts
100 head. market finn. common ~ extra Ste',s. ~ n
- -: sf''E"rs and f"crs 81 confi - cows a"d bulls
.5Ust. cal S2I"i Texans. 81 .l0<J - Hogs
Receipts l@~o read. market hrn. Carl "'ak later
r,ice a-sur. s. 9u1tSi -, light - 7.l.$5 pss - 2jD
.v.r: inferior q. .c - 3'">I IImo. 50 5o1S5 81
- Louis. Airii = Cattle" h"o.Its 81 head m':k''
Letter. Sl1Si ~. cows s. sass =. H,.--r:.,,ip.
+.3iG hood ~--a'f r.'fhr' r:rtali unui abt 49, 20.
n'a ut -~. - N5ISt rr l,o 10. cforior 30
far en 90 - CHSi -. rss arl rough heavy. StT'' ~
.'.-.p g. 'rts. $50 bad. t.,s" -l,H and '-~0'.'r.
"a'lt- n--'i Si"Si &C., clipped n1tt"s so. 1u'"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAsHING-
TON.
For Philadelphia week days. 30 500. 300 1000.
II dining carr A NJ. % $50. I 80 Buffet Parlor
Carr. 800 dining Cau. 600. 100 S'5 F. ~, ~
n.sut SUNDAY 40. 900 II 30 DINING 'au A. NJ, l'5V'
BOO Dining Cap 600 l.. NJ i2:lj night. . -.
For baltimore and Nashingt n. w--A DAVIS. BOO IL 50
dining car A NJ ga 30 900 dining car. SO
T. 81 I2:l3 night. sundays. 800 u 30 ulning Ca)
A NJ % 800 Dining Car. Goo j. NJ. l2:l3 night
Tickets and pa1r-car seat can DO procured az ll3
o6l AS s4l 1870 l.333 Broadway I3I 6h-aye u East
f.th-st I3i Eas, l25th-st .G4 Wes, i2j'rsi 81 CO.
lumbus New York tourf-st. 50 Fulton So. Brook
lyn o. Broadway Williamsburg The New York Transfer
Company VII all ior and check luggage from hotel or
restf 10 destination
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Err IL N ES .

Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New"
York. u Chambes daily follows. and five
minutes eaIe- from Wesl 23dst.:
or A. M.-N~stibul~I Express for Wayerly. Bng
0'lC hamton EinCl. Buffalo. Bradford and Sala-
IailOr 10 Buffalo.
300 .s n viz m Lake So a '.a" tS S9
$40 4 m. chicago y. m Seepers 20 Chi-
cag0 CieN Gland and Cincinnati Dining car
$50 o " 81 @aas a E596f. a' for T Ts
tro Chicago and The West Buffalo passengers
sleeper until ) \. VI
S45 3 train cheas 8"1 to Sso FAN ch
and Cincinnati pinns car
4 OCAI. TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations III 26l. i0l and g5I Broadway.
East l25thst Chambers and West 2ad-st. ferries,
York; Ful'on-si.. BROOKLYN. 30
Hudsnr-st Hoboken. p1d Jersey city Station. Erie
Transfer Company calls and checks baggage from
hotels ard residences destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
THE MARKETS.

Ncw-Yolk. AprlI H. ~

New (0lk, Apfl H. ''
lq5 y. loss. hal -s..........'' ~
pans bbls ....''' ~ I. sin. bits ....'..''' 80
deans Cal! nas9'''' & 45I SPIT, 'jrp t"'-.''''-'' :
i'offon. haies' 19i mar. bpi,. ......''' -,
,,otioasced oh '''' "a OIL Hard. htis....-..'' -"
,,a,ionseed b'ss'''''' ~ one, stock. rNS-..-'.' -
',tton bhis.'''''' lnt Peanut. iags.-..'''' ~
copper. caN7 :, ~, l'o,E. pAgN.- ~
Dfie' ',sIs ......... H." -. 49, 2. III
Esss' csses......... II 90 "a. Hin. l53l
Flour, phs', - Lard. ""S-....'''''''' .,S
tornmea Do.s, 500 Batter. ptgs...'.''''' 80 20
corn" hush. ~, ~ ... l4s
Mi.,'' tf,h........... 4"1' ~ ..... pa
'l.'' tai. ".'"r' SIM
"a i-sh............ W. ,IE'..' ~ . $50
ME" l,,rh ........... ''" '9H1".' 100
Jro'' us .......... 1--we s''ap 80 I'' lOS
straw, h, 80 Tobacco. iNg~...'...'' ~
Grass sre1i "-s''' al Wh.sSey hbs.......- -
Grglse nAcs......'''' 49,, itles.......... "a
IL bales.......... y, ~. .... 300
Hops. b'ri = 4~H cal. brandy. pESS''-'' -
Le9'Ar. I.,i......... 4.H6i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-!ERSEY.
tAnthra,ite coal used exclusively
Four ira rs. Automatic Book signals
OK AND AFTER DECEMBER 3D. 1914.

On ND NFTER DF! -T.MTI.It ~ I3Vf
Traas leave station foot II l.il"tty-st
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chnnk' "a
4.3U 1l5 $40 I'll ~ 90 Eastonb A. VI, l:lO. I.p ,f0
;astoni. $50 54j. 80 t. Allentown !. NJ sundays
$50 = Is To- Ea~t0n) A. NJ. 90. 30. 600 J. NJ =.
For Milk.siair-. Plttsfon ana scranton, BIO A A'
40 20 40 =. VI SUndays 30 A. NJ.
For Reading 30 500. 80 1000. II 20 \. N 10
90 400 300 5:45 : 30 /. NJ. IL 10 night sundays.
20 A. NJ 100 $50. 30 900 =. NJ. II - night. 90
80 90. $40 4. 81. 10 10. 400.
800 90 p NJ. i2:I5 night. SUNDAY. 100. 1;b. 600
p. N. l2lj night. 80 - IA
For Sunbury. Lewisburg end Whamsp n a. 20 800.
$40 A. Nj 40. $50. 7:30 p. e sundays. 800 p ~
For Rcd Bank Long Brancu and points south g. PONY
Pleasant 49, s:i5 II 20 A. ~. 20 i45 $40 to Red
BankD f:i3 4:iO. G:lj T. ~. SUNDAYS. except ocean
l.r.-. mn A.L1-l IlI-. 600 y NJ 40 = 81.
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nailroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot or Desbrosses and Coriiand Streets
In Effect Janunry 20. IS.l5.

1S )" FAST car e riiSe-f
yatiSn cars. Arrives chicago 4 ~. Cleveland 8 Is
Sui. i' Z 81. V ana Helsdo A. N.Y. rvDnrss
100 r. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRE fssi,-
yile and chicsse. an" ArlTe cincinnati ic.45 A NJ ST.
900 n" wf Ssi1:Es s,.sg,o.
and Dining Cara 70 Chicago and Ceyelsnd Arrives
7.45 = VI. s6Tw fafqfR ExPREss
Arpss anS D%He cars to inaanapos Io5 p
500 : s. Pa II ;eIGSd SEenf sleeping
70 Pittsbure Connects for Chicago daily ana '"'e-
' w WASmI> GRO, S1 AND THE SOUTH.
sresoional Linz" ali Palior and Dining cars);, 70
s ns S1 s t %sS t' DasS con-
Lin. all Psrlor and Dining csrsl. 3.gD Dining Carp
scITERS s;" RkSIwAY F Tor Ia EnSss
and TAMPA 40 p Il daily. si@eprrs to Asheyllle Hot
springs. Memphis and Newon@ais: u 10 night daily.
ATaS Ss tSasT SE %' fIoris special Jack
son'e and ST. Augustine 70 ~ wiseksoSylls
Mason EsstI.s,S%: : i fqiy s:Fsssf TO Ta@Ds
d1y TeG p1iy esP1 %r sGt p a via
charles Route: \. NJ week-days and with Through
FOX SIsep sr,Sr n d9fy Ely weekdays Through
fR Baret P parc . Gar and coaeh
E @E aFf h, MAS sS f saa Grove and Point
peasant 90 l. NJ. 40 $40. 80 and no p . ~
GTcTec' "a A. n. 5i5 p "
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o?o 40 20 80 ~ p'Ens 10 l% ainos c "a ~
20 Pp s1 Cs Rn@s 3 'so 3, 10 med 10
car dining ao ~ t r ~ u m Il s aat rs,
oad~a Aor Ions ana 'S Of rii,9n sss a ss
r:lad~sy rcosiyn Annex station foot q F%to 2n
rect Drokyn Sa,on !grs-y ry Th asssss frsR
hotels and residences through u destnaon .o,r
. ,;.nnpai ynnsre- General pass'r Agent.
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FOR LAKE W00D.

$50 s:lj \ NJ. 40. 3 ~ 40 p NJ
For Farmngiile Toms KN~r, Barn"gd' PARK ana Bar
nosai. 30 s:lj 4 NJ. -. 40 = VI .
For Atlantic city. Nnelard ana Ercse'on 40 \ M.'
~ =. ~. ,,,, .
For Monmouth Beach. S,abright ard n ghalncs x
Nav-s!nA 20 s:lJ II 30 \ NJ. 1870. -. i:l5. 40
SllnLaAs o 4 VI 4ln z. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

do - No. 81 1874 20 30. - n at 81 80 II unsh'rn
STATE sheep. 92 NJ AZ 81 clipped d.. ~ 10 AT -
spring lambs 81 per head
s Judd & GO: IN clipped Nj rigan lambs de" sh""p'
60 IL. at 81 % l."i unshnru d. ~ ID. AZ - 80.
Newton & CO.. l3+ unsiorn state lambs - 10 AZ :, ~
1873 clipped ohio do NJ NJ 81. 30 d" ~ IT, ar ~
Wfk-rs0n sherman: 80 clipped Onto s'""p loo ID, at
81 ~: IA urshorn do. ~ u, at s.. -
L. HIpr: Ia uHslJru Western eheep 100 H. al ~ -
HOGS Receipts. ~ or 3.'"i mead - WHl'h w
head for sale Mar.f Hfturr than yesterday, WITH
s. nS5 per d. and pig sid AZ s. 80.
C5Yntrv dressed steady q p. n1s.c per ~
Sales Hume Mullen: 81 hogs leo 10 Gt"IaSr Al
s. =; i"D ~ II 30. 10 ~ s. 80; - "o lf3 d. at
~
q 10 state hogs rs H. 81 ~ do. rs ID.
- - 81.
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lsI.a- tf.-'. Ns.fl.fti
N,rt.~ra. IaIlf.c. Western oaio',c E.s;s quiet
l,.'. ,.rI y .'.e ,,..,,.'. ..,',. r.,
,s,4 j., s., rh-a e.. 81. ra,ae'. NJ, ,.'r-
.''' %. a.. ui-.. No ,.. y ~. s. lr,
- t.l.. -'..ar ~ a'.'' O., ,'.r. 'opa'.... y.
"i.h r.r- q n-"i anl r' '''.N .icr.n~- ~ '~..
IN. 'Fa4e..c Track S., elbow. 90 y 3 yellow.
,,... =. x' r.... .,.. '.. ..., ..' a,
u.>-l. -. rack 49," lul' y =. Fh asked ..r' F.ur
.I.is' N"' d. Doe leading t''1''s ranged '' ''.
A,,I' =; g.
ri. . - -, - - -
,.,I i,..uj,. 30. a.. i-ai..
~. M, -, a.. -
Ne ........... e.. :. e. -
ip' ..........- - - -'''-'' 80
"''' '-." '-' o'' s,..,.. s,..,.. ,.., ,....
H' E-' I'' -'-' '-'-7
.-'' ,..- ,,- go. .,-,
s-i.eu.a.r rs = 80. ~
~, cn So, s-, cao
..r.. 80 ~. ~ c.,-
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TO THE EDITOR or THE News.
sih-As descendant OF the hero OF Lake
Erie who said I'VE have met the enomy and
they are ours" would like 10 add my mama
TO the list In favor OF naming the next battle-
ship Rhode Island. Respectfully.
GEO. n. PERRY.
Providence, r. /, April n, IssA
Descendants OF Christopher Greene.
Clyde Bleachsry ana Prin, works.
RiyeFpoinL n. L.. Feb IS
70 THE Eprros OF THE NEWS,
siR-Piease add the enclosed TO he petitioners
"king that the name "Rhode Island be given q,
the new battleship
These are decendsnts OF Colonel Csristonhss
areene, who WAS killed In the Revolutionary wss
Yours truly,
HENRY L. GREENk
Henry l.. Greene. Riverpoint.
Francis w. Greene. Riverpoint
Caroline e. Greene. Rlverpoint
Mrs. Lucy A. Jackson. 10 Young Orchard
ave-. Providence.
Henry G. Jackson, 10 Young Orchard ave.
Providence.
Donald Jackson. 10 Young Orchard ave.
Providence.
An Old Subscriber Sends In His
Ballots.
To THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
sIR-Inolosed please find a number Of nan.ss
for the new battleship to DO named "Rhods
Island"
am a subscriber since the paper was frs,
published and lifelong Republican.
Yours truly.
WILLIAM o. GLADDINo, Cd.
No. 2 West Marlboro strees
Newport, r. l.. March IL 1896.
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George 8. Dean. Riverside.
Charles A. Mcclure, South Arctic.
Edward u. Mcclure, Arctic.
Charles a. Mcguire, Jr., Arctic.
John u. Mcclure. Arctic.
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George A. Sphinx. Auburn.
ID. W. Mstteson. W est Greenwich.
FREDERICK Y. Devoll, harrington Center.
irving Franklin. Greene.
Eben A. Briggs. Greene.
Louisa spencer. Greene.
William n. Fish, Greene.
Con franklin, Greene.
{. w. Cahoone, Greene.
Belle Ross, Cranston.
w. c. Surtleff. Pawtucket.
L. W, Thurber, 37S Central, Central
Falls.
Charles z. Chagnon. VI. D., Arctic.
Henry G. Clark. Shamrock.
Frank II. Kaull IL Cranston ave., Newport
George c. Kaull, II Cranston ave-, Newport.
PHILIPPE Boucher, Is Cumberland, Woon-
socket.
Erasmus d. Clark. 10 Walnut, Newport.
Benjamin II. Lawton. o Cross, Newport.
John Anderson, Vernon avenue, Newport.
William A. Richarson, 20 Thames, Newport
John @. Dennis. Jr.. Is Poplar, Newport
August Gindratt. 50 VIII. Newport
Alice n. Brownswood, Pascoag.
Phebe A. Hopkins. Phenix.
J. III. Tourgee, Block Island.
Harry T. Peterson, Warren.
G. III. Weaver. Warren.
John G. Mitchell, Pawtuxet
n. +. Mason. Pawtuxet.
william f. Rowand, East Providence.
Allen L. Place, Harmony.
William II. Beane, 275 Plainfeld. Johnston.
Clayton o. Boss, l6l Laban, Johnston.
John Wilkinson, l75 Concord, Johnston.
Francis j. French los Pioneer. Johnston.
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Vincent l.. Colvin, Riverpoint.
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Bartholomew Johnston. Coventry Center.
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Robert w. Dean.
William II. Stafford.
Crew Of the Watch Hill Life Savin,
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Elnathan Burdick.
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