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

far ~ 200 head fcr same time las, week ~ 80 head
nsgned through g. loo head. 10 New ora 80" ~ "a
90 sale. $500 had market opened doNc anu hsitt
closed steady: ~ sold. good ioh,Ls' - "%Is" - -
mediums 81 2in<j 81. ,hoic. heavy, - ioHSSW 'lus.
iuGSt 40: stIcs 2lp - p. pigs. - fN' ~ mo
81 -. sheep ard auns-R Receipts its - Huui". ot"'
Woei. .-.-p hcdd .o stln' til
last week head: consigned through 1000 heac 10
York. 24uO head. sale, Cow h"hi'' al "ie"lS
Of market good lambs strong with oiher dtnus $40"
lower ard sheep tuil ami lower. maihet $3.50
ard easy bulk II offernrs rli p?ln" 'nbs - V' 20
god choic" - j01<J ~. common - aI - 'h ~ ",
mixed sheep good to cnoc". - t'MS' q" iat
90 TO- 100 NJ. - >'HS". common - i'"' . 'e -
cIl's. 50 - -.
Tnion s,oe, yards Ch.ue'. April 3-sat':, Receipts
900 head Market slow ant "hII s'.i1>. "
extra steers lIH$G 80. s.-ntts ard id.is p '"N
- cows ana bulls. 81 Iifrsi cf". ;. 'ViS' 'A''
81 25aSJ 80 H4gs Receipts. 22o"n head Ma 81, 81,
Heavy S5q$j 20. g. er'ir" WNri - " HN' W
choice assorted - >no>i -. light - ",tS4 - pb@
2jasl Sreep Receipt. - hoHl N"rk'' a. ny
and steady. Inferior % cH'irc ''i>4 ~ ''n''' - ''
s. Louis tprl 3-,a,1e- E.o' pts. 15t5 Market
ac,.e and prices shaI. hplr-. NhtiN" |c"!s. - %
h.fers ~ - Texas 81 ..r 50 i'f;' tu Hogs E'
3.ol4 head. Tn mark"i wl- "'it %aa st..mg 49,,
most improvement I'M. te' h'af' ga r. SO, inI r
f." good h.avy and medium weight. ST >orS'; pigs and
cnnlon ,, f,ir ltr.' - 2'"Si 80. -~rp '"''- I''
R,.5 Nlii.t ae'e,. ia rr..'t u''.'. sd N''1g
missed So fo'<i go. l.aF.'' 4" I'D. ''' tr.'s
w., Itcr,r. April &-,ar'. H..e',+ ~ i,s.;:
demand steady. pre.s UNCHANGED. ~ . :. ,'">' :
good g, 2;as, -. good hHr.U"-. - '''$' - touli
eiadc better prices. rLil'ieIoi... ,'i'@ '"' '
r,ix.d - mass -. N,.,-t 50 '1'r - trr ll"
80. ara pigs - tn0> 90. r".-nH. S -. - 49, Si"cL
~ r5,S9. br. l1ui- s. 80 ~~ lamb. - S''p
s. 20. common ia.r lambs. 50 .''' >'"'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

y
urAxe aND PEAs-The movement Is fiiI very Ifn'
Nor. mod ifcatipA 81 ho1'is N'"Nt W.
a. a. a. sIoyn I'm the primary markets tcnds - su,i'
f,, he,e II * impossible to DO any c"islhrf
ahI business al The moment however hs )'bp's arg
pIied against immediate wants, ana "xp'i''fs ar
or1a,s aGyiocs report the steamer We l'
a. n..ing left FiIne March 20 win '"p i''57.
'.,bar e.eamers aiDat Win l"."Po ias-
49, ~ AN. her next week We quot F choice 81 ~
a." ,,,sdnm 81 u. white kdne> - zoos 40 90 i'I
Li,r"y 50 lOlS2 20. DO turtle soup. D. suHsI - ~ ''
n,' 81 II do lima. California, S3lt 10 ~, I"''Fn n
r. sg iI,GS2 90. do foreign pea 81 aps-' 90 40
medium 81 .0qs2 green peas. bbs 81 o. % '"sf gag
81 do scotch. 81 %. 1900, . o,..,..r ind.
EITTER~ Fairly liberal arrivals ara q"'iT li',
~, ,,,ts,d lIitIe loss ana whHr ln'i" ~ ~
m The general line Of quotations there was lS or
-" "d,n 10 trv and get n premium Tor any 81 We ~"
p,.ers tocnd no difficulty In supplying u"r "hH ~ ~
,.,cv fresh creamery from any hr'u,,i ana
.,ar' nnt able 10 clean up that basis. me Dc, OF u
STAT. dairy half tubs had fair inquiry AZ 49,, n ~,
80, ere nj irregular prices from lsc dp"I"hfi ne
nackines remain slow ana unchanged rAc'pt'h
,, GRADES Which have fair call rom bhk'Is "l Pl.'
~ 49, arm We auote-New butter Creamery -
81. H. nrsts lsi1d2Oc: do thirds 10 teo'hef ~ g.
Sac doiTy half tubs fancy. lDsc; 20 se,'ds 70 mrs.
~ $50 Do Welsh tubs choice lines lsro'3o go hoons
80 ers,s i3G 17c dairy tubs thirds, lvnl., hntahoh
creamery arsts I4ul5c; DO tecon1as; " a., h,'ny
,aney i2c; 40 common prime asTi",. va Du, &
Trainer Western sumr1ermake va l"'z'' "t"'e ""IS'
oS1iac. Western factory and dairy, 1Isc. . ....
further sales are IepI,cn l., 'N',l ~ p.
trading moderate. ana iltfe Was pIg q
e ~ ~ orders Increasing weakness was
h' On mar, SKINS ana grade run cream ana
avcn tho fancy stock seemed 10 be easier IN tone nov
changed In price. quarters we Ii,u ~ ~
nogition 10 lose the remaining stoens ana hpp
would name figures 10 attract Do''''' '>''N'"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

cable ared Dis whit ''s 3d. We gaos, ;n s,a'e ne, fas
tory m ceam fan m9Se aTF c 9n@G +, choce sla
l0I@c: d, 10 Fair. Nac; DO small colorr lag'
lsal2 wae fane lgii.c' do so sSr no 'e sm
szeg TO- large. 3adsc; S'ate. mi skins, In,
sin l,,~ Of ITS former offerings - CARROTS
cunua,ion. held mere under limits Of Western shippers
are generally held above present selling p'i,.i %
unload pa Of their goods The demand has been rrse;
hands and Mt gon. into consumption Sales Change
cas.s ,' lc .p1 cases d. seller next SeeE Friday;
300 cases ao seller week AMI 30 cases do seller
llc. STATE am Iennsylyana 3'sql2Ac: Western IA
FKiTs ifsf:$ii Apples are in very moderate supply
ana about st'aa Crsnherrics mo- ing 'ery slowly az,
s'raNborric moderate supply today and clcanins pp
quo,c Apple crecnng. Ter lhl 81 3oqsl. d. BALDWIN
per crate s2as2 Oranges california. per box s3qs2 30
o. Ws' Indian. original Pkg. per Dbl s3fsS 80 straw
'oIs E"Ti4a Ter aa Sf jS6ons trade I, in progress
In c,apoiated applies ana while prices not quo'sbiy
nav, some '"i ll h'.;'y r1caci ana prime
Raepbcrr,cs v.ak rlnms nericct~a Back6errics
and round JOS could DO bought easily &c. Holders
q california l''H are ursnr sale; ana value. are %cak
per ~ >">,.c; d' prur to choice" 3@7''c; DO C,nmon
cores ana skins ale: rasphcries esapopted 2la2i
It,. do uurccot Gaar rruncs rs siz~ and quality.
nor The rusine~s If !hc aay wa. isat but there W. j.,
quote: state rar.nc Coasj lNe4. choice. o- d. COOL
rot.LrEl ALIVE Nineteen carload. more on ale 90
heayr thai recovery in prices Has possible" W" quot
Fowls local and W'sern per H. "aio., de- Sn,hgan.
dnoh-. ;"p""c. E"'s, >ias %'..... pi'i.SSE M'rsri
suln.,a establish auy ad,nno~ prices fancy
fo[ rur.I ,'I ,ce lhII,l.irnia poultry in isn't
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
the TRADE - CHICAGO.

Chicago. ApI Cp,rlo Wheat today WAS l.H'i
inactive. showing nfuu.,s c,t,, bat weakness" ''""'I
IT,. oior. Ma, opened Ht a5r. slI between ''-f' ''
"a c. and 81 a"i 5i-,r. ILc 'nDlmDhs P."i'i's "
tie fort,-eight h,uis-".er Ii0ooC0 bushels were inc
bun b ~ early. Favorable crp rcpors h"" 'i HP'"
uon ana tn hoar attitude II the leaders '@Da'' w
hnn lI'ak IN" Illinois state i-l"ri mace ,l' ''"'
ton 81 winter wheat 90. almost l''l'... ~
ports ir,m Missouri we're Il thr sam" tenor Ih' a.
crease Ia Tho WORLDS tth,.-2@.o w' Mhs 49, 49," VI"
estimate Chat II V.s Without lnHt H'' ''"''.. -
steady, not go strong AZ nh, c.nr" ~ irf We " 49,,
Bccrbphu pat shame those Government h1dt's VIZ.
purp0ftcd =" show thii thr worlds "h' .. ,i III ,
iiDuuOOuO bushels larger than lN't -
said the 1894 total exceeded tlc 1875 ht only "W'"'
bushels. There tumprs all day ~ a lhiB' ''1f't
business 1t ala matcrinli1" Ca" cargo was
for shipment 5000 bushels Lack u slefu.i 'l,
uei 10 puzzle everybody. The ''hiBn rollers
Hcan. KosencraHa auI Linn all over On the ''"h
slide.
Corn closely affected by wheat. was nin carry anu
rather enser the close. Ma opehcd al 4"-'; y" w.
tween iU'sc and SO b.. and closed ~ fpa.. llhl.
cepts were he factor carly. The break IL wheat |
toward the close The inspection N"a lln .ifS ~" ,rn,
tmate Tor tomorrow wac 40 Ihr A"h'l"'s t'',na,
and iracilonally higher There was 10 'ash ""r h.,
round los Oats were 'ar> Ihey c'seI a., u'
bottom hc under Munday night. NAY "i' a. az ~ -
sold between ;lVi,c and 2Ds.c and Closed ar -
receipts were iigt and provisions started si"hE.
Just before She there som. tadlns 'itv,''
stoploas orders. Pork broke zoo a. barrel ARA 80,
hundred ribs l5c a hundred. The close was az ite u
tom. May pork sold between Sl2 o. ana ~. ~ "a "a
closed at sl2 H. May lard between ~ % ana 90 ~
closed at " So Ma. ribs between ~ ~ ana ~ 40 ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
Uublir Notices.

from or the above branch extension unae inc o'
connections IN said consent as Aged by
said resolutions requires that such extension OF shsn
the overhead trolley system and locomotive steam
And as Of the ,Sa G Of
Railroad Law appuenant thereto h s rsa to COM
operate such extension or branch an N the ale
M In aGd r 10 be- IRE aBa to- p% a T into
Treasury the first five years three per cent m seSion
% OF The general railroad laws calculated upon the basis rs
provided for &c II pecen S s" sna the
provided for by said law A .Sn, a ~ sw a
peabie to said railroad be by the purchaser at said
'ae aay e% Of tn. failure Of city heretofore in many
cases to benefits expected from ne safe OF
said sale failing to and operate the roads upon
n9us sa sale i and his surees shall
The condition that right franchise and priyeg:
Snail 4 Be so Se to sum much Of @
audasd sS. az ana su nH' bidder to fh the
sale comply with the provisions of dw
10 plan plans and upon the route aa p law FOR
The constrlcon completion Of IT'S railroad Is con- n,
cened assumes all resp9sc,;g r ing in operation
the said railroad within three years AFTER saw ''"s''
o And further ca attention TO the fact tina, the pur,
chaser build and operate such raF9 a sns a,
ana Earnings OF such railroad which books shaI AZ an
In the the failure refusal of the corporation
operating Or using spTh rs nrr pon and after MOTTO.
~ No." less ihan sixty days to the same the local
9u,hoites Interested therein apply to any court
having Jurisdiction upon al least twenty days notice 70
after it shall had an op-
o-t,ritv 10 be heard in defense Judgment de-
farm the consent and right operate and use such
iroad forfeited and authorizing the sale again OF the
cane i'm the herenbetore prescribed PROVIDED
however that such resale Of any such consent ana
~ heretofore granted shall be authorized except upon
10 con iition the shall be subject 70 all liens
al incumbrances existing said railroad az the time
snch forfeiture may have been declared ~ -.
No.ce ia hereby given that excuse for failure 70
road within year
,,er The consent the local authorities and property
,rers shall have obtained for failure TO corn-
niee and operate the within three years AFTER o.
oining such consents will be accepted or available.
Dated New-Nork, April 3-d. lso3 . ,,
H" ~ ASHBEi. p FITCH,
Comptroller.
Finance Department. Compuoller's Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
. ,,r GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

New-NOrk, April 3. le'%' n
-. ro.,ll, the market opened al a dtctIie ,ba,
COIIO..S ,resurnablN owing to the preNaii.s
r. Go,h', nom Liverpool was rather ulSat 80 f.,
The earn nous movement Of the crop hai so't'' ms lime
The eh9ih't as~sb temper II the market. ~ vns -
with me t,,~es were about points better thah is
lNeilva s,s-1ay although at the close mere ,ta - a
closed YES aSyance OF II point. and TINS IN sIlle
para demand for spot cotton from f-hslirSit
very 'g.n Gales Of about 2oOoo bales mrs W.
cables tept noon when the prices were apou' pom,
rally w.,a~iey's closing. During the afternoon Nv '
aoo'e Srnn and closed about point hsh op i 49,
ket We al u-ices. total sales were ON! ''-V 80
terGa! tet was helped by the opinion given ny
The THihb is n large holder of cotton that m
operator o., Al NJ Liverpool and &c here hetore lhe -
wl1Ic .nsr The market compaiatNel! ,oio,
o. be disposed 10 await UV.'t
the pun -Ssra i growing feeling that the oV'l''Iu,
ren's' I.,soant ought 20 have some erect on tny ma
hrt. noroh the local sentiment Is largely puSi' so.
ke' a,os time there enough Dig nrdiS on nv -
al Nv, ~ Inc bulls concern ana % hiaNe
ket 10 t,s The market responds readily appareh''
10 ue -nlsi5erabe buyng Manchester = hohme sio''s
star ~ usellv interior movement shows reCelpts 81
me 49, arainst 1000 bales in 1s2 ana shlIeil's
. hsies against - 900 bales in lS"2 suililss
Of - % cotton : moving portward. ana IL 81.
am and IL is now probable that az !eaSi l-''p'
Az s he received this week against movement "a
taIes '. ,t6 $50 bales and 546S bales last year lh@
WEES VI o. Orleans begin 10 show marked decIht'
receps q" fo- THURSDAY being only 1000 10 1000 bales
ire -s"a.- toles last week and 29i bales last year
%sal,s az Houston are also much lighter beihg ,o-ai
biss bales against 1905 last week ia ha's idst
o'S 10 AZ Memphis so bales. against Ooj ndIes "st
xeeS i4s bales last yesr . -, -, o,os,,. h,. ~.
,,stt'oms night and last year follow; $3.50 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April action firm; middng $40; low
rnfdling sc good ordinary Sc; net and gross receipts
COS bales exports France, 6256 bales 70 the tonti-
ran o2 bales: sales 655 bales; stock s33l4 bales
Norfolk April 3.-Coon firm; middling. 10 100 low
dlirr l. good ordinary i7sc net and gross receipts
VIZ bales exports coaswise 1i5 bales sales icS oaies
stock -. lJi bales. ,s,,. ,ou.
S,~annah April 3-Cotton steady; middling. oisc. low
tniiiing o-IGo: good ordinary, 500 net ana gross
receipts. 2ilo bales; exports ooas'"'se I'-' Oa''
y bales. stock, g. O3 bales , ,,,,,,
New orleans. April acton EASY; go9d n.nu.,as d
ordinary SIC receipts 932l bales gross 9ai pa os
yr,r,s 10 tho Continent s2GO bales; coastwise o.
,i~ s,Ies q Go bales, stock 3I7 100 bales New-Or-
lcqrs Cotton Exchange statement: sem weekly mo @
a, fbrte.n leading Interior Receipts. this
- az bales against Gi7 bales last year ana TO- -.
b,los In ls92 shipments = 900 bales agains, iSo," na
,,st ear and y 1892; stock. 2iioil pae
a.in cO6 ~ bales last and 3''2Co baeS IN ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

,.e, closed firm at unchanged to point advance m
~ u win Yesterdays closing prices. TRANSFERRING
pa 20 Total sales 90 100 bales. Nv OK ne'
nytt. $40 tales. gross 2.5l5 bales Exports: or
el5 ~ bales. sales 600 bales spinneiS 1873 .ai.s
90, egs bales Total receipts today 1890
49,. bns far this week. II. 45I bales Exports To-Day
r,rsin az bales. France 62'b bal"s ton'lnei.!
90 "a bslss Thus far this week: Great britain. "o" :
- france 2 500 bales Continent. +o1I4 baes SOCK
o.. tIes New spot sales to-day ana last hHt
e14-T, re.orted For export 30l bales; consumpl non
200 tsss. contract 100 bales total, $40 bales, sp' 'l
+ng upiands G4.c. mitclng Gun "7sc "!ch -
yn,ch,nged compared with yesterdays Closing ,,
W." -'-s,5- c.t..s- s. o. n. -."i t.- - ~ uS-
ssies Is 600 bales speculation and export 'p haies;
SUI a., 2t.r. tal.s. go ndl~s .il -;
m,.,s. exc Futures opened steady az l-dan2-ad az
t.nre. closed quiet and steady April @egSd". Api-
m s1s93a; May-Iune 3i9i.b JuneJuly. sis July
Hc S22b: August, September S2S,:s; scptefIoeOeto-
f- s9iib November. 326s November
eSi 32Si.s January February "Z''so
Msncheser-YaIns strong; cloths quiet
roFFEE-Cont.nued Indifference was manifested 10y
,reSers in this market and quotations We're confined
tsin arrow limits the absence OF important i9rtsn
news The worlds visible supply on Aprl Vas 80 va
hsrs Hevre closed steady. Sales 2Vpp pSes Apfll'
~ sfeady April 800 pigs: NAV. I15": June. 80"
To- n o. RIO quiet al 5000 refs; exchange, 90 re
ssn,s bags cleGrances for United states 5or bags
ss5,os receipts 1000 bags: stock, 25pp bags shipments
so- March RIO 70 United States. 49, 600 bags and from
s,,ns 1S 600 bags The Dutch sale Al Amsterdam
,yI ,ste rlace on April Brokers valuation b3c Iota
sales will include % 600 piculs. Ct,
N,,racs closed que, az 1890 points advance. Sales
an
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


,.....,.,.. o., . 81. .. ~ 10. Pc, - - - a.. IN.
hi-'. i- 80 . .',ytt,..-. -ri Al Gaia
,,. market I'D r.snta. . ,ar- ~ ,.steriay there
49,, f...t ~, l.r,,ov ,rt,. ,rd s'eo-s arI oxen
-so- VIII. l.ns AID iul. vcce logl.. stronger ,tan
b.. ,,I. T, ..,fs woe. l.ii. o. Higher ifI.es. only
al. tt ..., 81 -,t.f- p..r p. lr.,n. native ttrers
.i a s., solsG Z, t.r p fogr ~ :" CO. oAcn snI
s,ss~ OIL, :. aouss 90, iu - - ogs5 -. az 81 a'
lt.r - in. rr ordinary O., prime !pallty. I~.tcst
c.l..rar.- quote iho market 80 Ly,rp.i ari L"ad.n
.r ~ f,. ,tf.. a, i.Hil. Ftr ~ rsflafri tfrsa.l
$50. ..-...- i..f steady a, ioulo.. f~r -. ft~
,..'., a... Cd, I24it. choice tn 49,. lc1t wo.Fh'
I..,r..s c.nianv ana -. quarters for d. ".
- flri'- shipuen'F o. Hf"at lTiia.n NM.
se,nrlay IL" Trinidad carries TO D'Fm''" % '''' AMI
s, v ct,.c,i,b. - ruino,. s,~e-. i?.s y, Av.rAs.
- - - l,r 10" H. D., a. a., ~ ~ a. - ~ Iss ~
j. - 49,, -, 'i,e! y A. 5, To- > 4. iigp y a, 5, ~
j. s. Luis o. 1870 = - s. - k'a'uosy d, lon' ~
., ~ -. A'''''' I''' it, 81" F'-'' ''''' W. " ''
- - =, r....- f.. st.,D steer 80 II, a. S. ~
L..Cr 20 ~ a, s. : lu'l. 80 u :., ~ 81 as -
10 i',s j, '' ;. 20 - I6, ~ o., 81 H. ii d. -, -
1850 y a s. on't " 49, no TO- 10 - , Or - 3, To- Il,
~, N ~ s., -, 49, io7s y A. ., g. 80
ia p, ~ s. .; ~ i.gi " a., $40 hG,-f-. SO -
as, u bulls, 800 :. ~ n %, - NqS5 % l- 3
y 81. = a. 80 ~ ., .F,t a, % 30 , "a, y,
5. -onS2 - . go
sherman q '1l - -. I',n't ,",s To-, a. - -
T. ~ g. 10 ,:.i ~ a., .. So - 49, liza y. 10.
a. :, q io li,o n ~ - 80. Ioo- ~ - ~. :
a., -. a. a 49, 90 n a., s. o. iuI 1910 n, 49,
s. ~. : 3d.. - n. a. - 10 ,o- ., . ..oo
so ~. az s.
Hmm. A. .D.,rn. ken 1871 ~ s. ~. d. 1890
- I',G A e.. q cows 5G7 ~ 81 80
g Dii,nbc bulls. 7s1gi52o 10 at 5? ;-oat3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
LONDON Wool SALES.

Tendon ,prl Six to sani bales wore ohered ~ thr
ealo If low w,ola TO-DAY. There was talf asntau
including Continental op'ratorH nc "nce ,Ic? CO..
vyeaker demand was mostly 10"
vlc kinl, Tic Withdrawals wcre liberal ne Seiss ,
H. l, and tho prices obtained were a fiHoWs hiud
,a.i,,,,-, ~ bales AZ 3IGiqc t"ista1 cashner" ~"
tiss n taltl: china zanzibar 800 bales AZ . 1a>I
,-riit 200 bales at nd Persian. 80" haes ~ -
I'd. N,rasi and KarahaCh. 100 tal's at -sn''.a'
p-l.r Eiads. 100 bales at 2siNOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
nrurp u.pitETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

puNal, AD,u a-rate- Receipts last - hours, $50
head total Tor week 300 head. for same time
,n.t week. 2Oi head, consigned through SO head
sale 20 head. at opening. good handy cattle steady
and nrm while bulls very du for all hu prime iai
Iu,cbrrs lois market clossd nrn light good butchers
steers sold g0aSi g. and bulls al 81 15GS3 90 Hogs
"Kecepts last "A hours 800 head total for week thus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

closed at Sc IS There elOOo hogs; the esuHa'e
for tomorrow 1900 ,, -.
on the curb puts On May wheat were DISC cans
NJ Puts On Nay corn were i62sc calls i6'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

bush No cats al $685. a33c, $1,000 bush No >
white 81. and bush track white. 31u ilc Brad
streets visible decreased ?li0oo bush ana IS si@'Go
bush. BARLEY Market dull. quoted: No : NIL
waukee DC; ungradel Western. G1Gjc. MALT -
Market quiet Quoted: Western, 10p1ic. BEDS ~
Market duot. quoted clover. s. jup$lO 20; timothy
So 1OQ$6 -.
We give for comparison tie closing prices Of tho pre-
yous day and for the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

49, ara pis, . .r,~s sas5 n. ~<trM 81 '1'q
l'ec"Iif lSh ~, l -, ut.. s.. 40. common.
- -. go 3D. AMI, s. CO.,, -., .. lamb. - sag
:! .o .-,,r,,n a. f.,Ir I:mi.a s.. c.l s. ~
yUE <yfJT or yEfDE.
r,fff,.r. Ami Flour 0rm. un,h tnr"l eai's. 80
bNr Wheat oui aoa hIi" ' I,.' co. s..,i
Apl. ." ~, ,.li r' t,. .4ul..-. Giu j3'.
H. IN rr,J- iiIGa,. -toct 3D.: oUn BUSH. -l..-. 2'"'
uueh corn steady. mIN'I. .r'i "n1 s'i'' ."''
." .,"'t,l s'''h' -', a.ns. -t,.r :,G l,O
corn. ~ e"". - a.. .,.t whit. Western.
iu'h. s'l s. co., stock -. t.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

V'HE MANHATTAN.
ocear end South csrolina-ave. Atlantic citg :; 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

TINHE LEHMAN, 49, 49,. -, p.,.,,,.,,.
- 49,. dn.n r. W. LEHMAN Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

~, HE POSCOBEI. Kentucky near beach Auanuo
j city " Steam heat sun par!or; rates - 20 20 y
day: special by week. A. r. MAFIoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

49, ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j.. ..
Park-aye, the beach. Now open. ComforaoU
heated JAMES NJ MOORE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

TIME HOTEL. IMPERIAL , ,.,, D.
ocean end q Maryland ave. Atlantic City' R nS
modelled. Refurnished ENLARGED Appointments ana
table first class q. W KENDRICK. owner ana prop.
sna.il mo day: $40 per week untll June lsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

PENNHuRsr.
Ocean end Of Michigan ave Atlantic City, n. J: 90:
Iarged with elevator STERN heat electric Hshts anu aA
modern conyeniences. Opens February "a. ,.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

rVUE ELKToN ., -,. ~ ,.u,,
1 E-ntucky-ave near beach Atlantic City. y J.: newly
furnished management. steam heat III IL hANp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

iJ,HE ARGYLE. ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
4 Ocean end Connec ticut ave. Open all the year
~ ~ THOS II q A. @. BEDLoE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

S,EABRIGHT ATLANTIC CITY. " j. ,-....
y ocean end Pacific and Rhode Island AyeS
Is heated. sun parior. MIS-. LEWIS nEI =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

~ FNII.w WORTH INN--Kel tuckysve. ana beach. Az
n lantic City y J. Full ocean view Modern sonven-
fences steam heat Elevators To street level 'ap4e'V
100 Rates 81 10 81 per day. spscs! weekly n,o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-09

josef. SILVA,-TETUAN 37.---G.
tambi6n por cable sobre toda las pazas de
kpa srs as po eandades no meR9res de s5 pesos gEa
Eea HoHnda Dnamarea Bugaria A Rusia suecia N9ruega
Argea Rgipto, sifa TdnezSobre NewYork santo Domn
s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-09

"He obtenido los mejores resultados en-
mi clinica civil con e1 empleo de la Enaul-
sion de Scott en- los tuberculosis, escrofulo-
SOS, en- todas las enfermedades que dejan
tras de 81 empobrecimiento de las fuerzas."
DIR. MUN1z FERREIRA, Mococa, Sac Paulo, Brasil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-09

"Receto frecuentemente Ia Emulsion de
Scott para los depauperados por miseria fsio-
logica, para los niflos raquiticos para Ia insu-
fciencia nutritiva que siempre predomina en- la
tuberculosis" DR.. SUE1RAs, Habana, Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-09

He empleado desde hace muchos amos
tanto en- Italia, como en- Bolivia, la "a Emui.
sion de Scott de aceite de higado de baca.
lao { hipofos6tos, y, siempre he obtenido
excelentes resultadoS."
DR.. ToMMAsr, La Paz, Bolivia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-09

''Empleo la Emulsion de Scott en- los
niios debiles y escrofulosos y he adquirido el
convencimiento de que dicho preparado, al
n1ismo tempo que posee las propiedades del a
hfgado de bacalao, es mejor asimilado de gu
agradable." DR.. P1RovANo, Buenos Aires,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-09

LA Emulsion de Scott es to1erada con grs
dad por todos los enfermos, va sean hombres,
8 ninos. Es una excelente nedicina que rinde
los mejores servicios en- todas las enfernedades
en- que Sc recetaba el aceite simple de higado
de baca1ao." DR.. BETANcEs, Paris, Francia.