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Evening journal., 1895-01-26
GUATEMALA WEAKENS.
Instructs Her Special Envoy to
Make Concessions.
MEXICO is ALL READY FOR WAR.


President Cleveland Advises Mediation and
counseis the Two Countries to Avoid a
Conflict, but the nIexicans Are Hot For
the Fray.
GUATEMALA, Jan. 2e.-Senor de Leon,
the special envoy sent to Mexico to nego-
tiate an adjustment Of the difficulties over
the boundary line between the two coun-
tries, teegraphs that Mexico Is making
active preparations for war.
Upon receipt Of this news the Guate
malan government wired to Senor do Leon
authorizing him to make concessions If
no further delay can be obtained.
CRY OF MEXICO. Jan. 26.-The war de-
partment here is working clerks and all
employees over hours in the preparation
for war. The young men Of the city are
forming into companies to join the regu-
lar army, and everything looks like trou-
Bile
Minister de Leon has nothing TO say,
though it Is rumored that he has been tel
egraphod instructions to do all in his pow
or TO prevent Mexico declaring war 1t Is
possible that diplomacy may yet intervene
ia time TO save trouble between Guatemala
and Mexico.
The Salyndorean minister is inclined to
steer clear from all entanglements in the
Mexican Guatemalan question: and 1t was
stated that be would assume neutral
grounds in case Of war.
That the situation has hoen regarded as
critical is evidenced by the fact that in
the Mexican arsenal and citadel there arc
being manufactured weekly from 40, ,00t
to 80, 600 Remington cartridges by order
| from the war department. They are alsC
engaged night and day upon other worl
| In order that all the artillery shall be com
pleted and ready at a moments notice
with full outfits Of all kinds Of ammu
| milton. In the arsenal is noticed the ex
i treme activity Of the operatives, who d'
not rest moment in order that all arma
/ ment may be ready and in first class orde
for the use Of an army about to enter int
a campaign.
War Department Active.
The war department thinks of sendin
the Fourth battalion Of infantry to Aca
pulco but as yet has not issued the march
Ing orders 1t is also rumored that tw
battalions Of artillery completely equippe
will also leave within a few days wit
full batteries Of steel cannon.
1t is assured that tho government hu
purchased two steamers that navigate /
the Gulf Of Mexico, which will be arme
with necessary artillery for uso as traBI
ports. There is extraordinary aotivit
noticeable in every department Of the wa
department. but as yet nothing has tran
pired for publicity, although it is easy
comprehend that the question Of Guatemi
la is what originated this activity.
The mobilization Of troops to strateg
points for an invasion Of Guatemala col
tinues daily. Up to date 1t is known thu
600 troops have been sent and Il
mobilization continues. 1t is also know
that telographic orders have been sent f
additional rations for the troops on Il
Guatemala frontier, and that the goveri
ment has sent Hon. Matthias Romero, the
representative in Washington, secret al
| delicate instructions relative 20 the Cunt
malan troubles. The Mexican congre
was in secret session last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

THE UPWARD MOVEMENT oF PRICES CoNTlNtEs
NV YORK, Aprh H. i>35.
TIE n,rke, for pe'rl.um advanced again today ""' AZ
o f, ma rti.i.x there fa'fly large dealings ln
~. urer, A thc c.r.Iatcl Eyohang" the price ioF
,-,. ,,p line .~-t.l.aes frow~l dcs'iy those In the
Wei, ~ on cry The nr-t Transaction MAS made AZ
g. Ia Al, .f.an-. = from Saturdays closing ana
following Ai. there further jump 10 - p Near the
,. d.. price re. bed 80. bid The sales were over
60, Gn h.f.cs I'm tbs ciiy there were NJ uansa't's
IL. STANDARD Oh Company advanced the pn'e hr h"l'
oil o. >. barrel. dispatch was received from Tennessee
t.,, .,tar that ou BAD ben srgb Ia frn't"ss county,
,,i ,,,t ,le v.ii va. Z. NJ - barrel, IN hour.
T.. . ~ now outstanding l,s than 500 200 certificates
~ .in.t luuo y'nrs ago. and 80 there can h'
u,,i interest 90 DO market here WIKI nothing for -''"
ia,.-. T., or~ra. up.a The Talk about deal between the
at.nia-l cot COMPANY ANA the Hu-sen oil interests was
denied o. sv D., 1r,rr. ~ th~ standard o Company and
an Interview with thc chet solicitor ~ tie company
stated at standard people accepted Ike most others
tie Law - supply 1"nund fr he ircrca-e IN the price,
Tr. demand o. present loUo barrels In excess q a."
,ip, T. largest saIfc~ Il supply is o." 100 West VIZ
,fn, AMI prospects ~ new developments ""
there i,efar'~ lest wr'k . discovery " oI on 700"
tt.r.vc.,,rn 90 !s state received som" attention.
hu until lr'h.~ details . experiment a." hnS chfld
an thor. received lr faith VIII 10" iui IN 80" trp'rN
- OH I'm 900. state fce.rJ 20 th' Irlo" paid los The
standard Company % might b." Wei 60 f'n'mi" ihat
THIS Company rfu."i 9" pay i" 'rfii,h'"
pri,. wni. Ire IA thr irli. tu, 70 Las been
for,rI OBJ narp close hrh nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

i G2lIns, Is yeah. ~ i.a n At s. .,n
sEEP AND for Two We days % cars or
1882 head6 FOR export aye' ~ car tor S.aus
"A cars on the market Trade slow and prices barely
eady at the opening but the n sc Vas mg g TOT to s
nshorn sheep sold 81 5cns' per 100 10 rev Sries1
io at s. ;Sgs - s Tnf,s ianss at seas per
Sales-D IinTIngt N 10 nnshorn ono am9,' ~ ~ a.
S Ms6iran do g NJ q s. \, 80 Gill; LIS do IS
los a So g 8 c1f o ss,e DO 80 a. To- Snahn
one sheer IL H. e 50 o y &c. m TO- a. Isl d. 81
No. 81 - -: Is do ~ 10, IT 81 - 3; ONO spring lambs a"
hume Mullen: 81 unshorn Ohio lames. 81 10 at s. 90
EOS Michigan do H. a, 81 lss, $50 state do :: d. az
Is S do $ H. a. s. CO. N a SS an Do at lo3 n It
So 200 STATE d. q n $ so IS s. ?G o s s%ir
Dnlsnsaek: 70, nnshorn state lambs % p a. g. o. 9;
H. H. at %' 81 = 90 20 8 e 20 30 ~ at at s.
$50. 10 sheep and a~bs, 80 ID. at si'o 10 spring
lamb a, 81 Per head e,.. ,..r,. - q, g. o. a
sheep and lambs IS To- At 50 -; ~ sheep 10 H. AT
81 q: spring lambs. A. 81 each s.so &c, ,cos,er,
sheep eT lambs 81 n at s. 2oS onto 1n a, :" ~
McPhern O. ~ stat lamb. SO ~ a, 2! s. s. ' .;
& Ss 40 d. - n a; S. spring lambs At s. % rass q,
Mchra G' d. 6: ID a, 5, - p sheep % ID at
81 -. ~ STATE do. - IL. AZ 81 10 - 90 - 81,
Wlkerson q sherman; 1874 Kentucky s'efp' u 'o' ~
SNswton CO.. 17a state lambs. 81 H. at s. 50; 10 do
~ IL. s. 100 Kentucky sheep and LANDS " ID Il"
s. l2ls. -, r,,,A O.,
head were on Sale Market steady 50 4oa*' 60 per 100
~ Country dressed unchanged at o'2nsc per 10 '''
Sale imdd e.: Il state hogs 100 Ii ayeraye at
I Gs Hs: 81 stat hogs. "a NJ at s. g. %
d. u; ~ At s. g d. . 2oI b. ~ n' 8 So 50
e.. nllenblck: pig" - ID, ~ :" o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
RUYAL BLUE LINE.
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortiandt aud DesbrOsses sts.
1000 4. VI. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and intermediate
stations ...,,.. rocr,rs~rr, ,ru
t,AiO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE, anS
the West and principal and local points: dinngcar 70
ssp.rson Bridge Pullman Nestbule sleeper 10 chicago
lilo 4. VI. daily for MATCH CHUNK and interms'
af7,a points connections for Reading and Harrsburg .
400 r. W. daily except SUNDAY, for EisNlRA ana All
Ons for POttsEIe ana Read
In " lkesbarre. , ,,.>,.,
llO Il. VI. daily except sunday for L. ana H. JuNC.
intermediate stations; DUNES
LIN -, yyllkesbarre; connections for Pottsyle
1..o p. VI. daily. except sunday, for soUIH FlAiN-
JrL,T.D and Intermediate stations.
SIS - VI daily cor EASTON and intermediate stations
cnn0 r; Vi daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and an points West. Pullman sleeper vestousa uain
N.w-York 10 Chicago Sleeper 10 BNnalo and Ao'ohto
connections FOR Reading and HARRISBURG -, 49,.
3O T.. W. daily. except Sunday Tor Eas'on ana inter-
400 p ~ daily Tor ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs-
TER EI,FFAID. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points
West Pullman seepeFs to Chicago and Buffalo Sha'-
r,ck.s and Pullman accommodations az go, 26l, s4$
and 3o3 broadway 81 i4th St l55 East l2otn st
New York; Fulton St. Court 81 - bro@u"as "'s
BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn, y. y. II. -
Transfer CO. VIII call Tor ana Jag
cags from hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

volume Of trade Receipts West were nole'atr. aa Ir
visible showed "A fair decrease Reports if'n h"s We're
,hat there yo,id he very large % corn planted
year. prDvdinE the weather "' apie
wuri. during three Weeks l,e ISL Sup
ply shovel a good decrease. whiich was 5"Nsi uP" ~
rather encouraging. considering NE Si"'l r, ~, t
cas- corn rather now, Pilt ui IN"
carly rise b"ng lost The close was qnl't Il" tN ne.
advance Cash corn dull. 2'WO hish S..hi'. 500
at 49i.c elevator: 5000 bush ungFadei On as
' ms ria r,a,kr m, oats was very dun and bare
the strength in our'
was a little Improvement carly IN The DAY h't ' ~
there was plenty OF for sale. ana pres
cased of The local market much t"uDl'u o''r
,he large offerings ~ cash oats md 80 arltr u Is as
serted that there about 2)hoH Dns % u"a
York Inc rates. ana h'st a.
offered every time the market shows any ~
dav the market closed dull and ~ UNCHANGED 10
i.c isc,ins cash OATS we're easier Sales were otn"
bush as follows 1900 bush No = oa %. ~ 1,s roc
vator. rs OOo bush No white Tl3e.c; ll"" ,nsn
white a6q4 BARLEY Market qi'e,, Xic'e"' NO
. M.eukee al 062c: ungraded Western "
NIIT"Warke, aulet Quoted Western. 1oa nc
SEEDS Market fairly active in obhins way. 20 -
Good grades clover IS 5OGS3 50. high giacrs - 60"
$40 %; timothy s. 900S6 80 .,.o. =, ito n-e-
for comparison the closing prices o ''e P''
,o,s a., nd ,or 40 ro-resuondirg dstr last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
OTHER MARKETS TEL EGRApH.

East Liberty Penn April l5.catte. i!ece.pis liberal
maIke slow and prcgs low.L 9mee ia - NH fat 81 10
asa 80 Iioge Receipts lar market ssady; ra's 81
phas 81 iOas5 30. mixed - %oqsj 30 b"st 81 -
sheep Receipts liberal. market s"" ~ love- ~ =, n
port wothers 81 sOgs5 extra. 81 iCqstG 60 good fV
- 20: fair. So t0NS3 "a, common ~ "HH-' '''' ''
s. 30.sj 30 good lambs, ha>' - ,.,.,. pec,,,,s
Tnion stock Yards Cnc ago. April 10 i"S
3, ~" s ", r and fec@is s. GOas4 -; cows and bulls
81 mas ca,cs S2ds' -. T"vans 81 2us -,
common To- choice mixed 81 7iIt5 % 'iioc, 49,
81 H,as3. light 81 s0pS3. PIGS - 2'ast :" rboie
ceips 1000 head: maxi, STEADY: INFERIOR 70
81 hols, So lambs s. d0n<5 80
81 Louis April I5-Cotte- Receipts. SFi henh
ersl msrket nmer nstcs ,od c az " s strong and
sbIy a s!adr higher. native sieers sinS y" na'. ~
mied s2?as2 s7 g 90 TrEs' si sss' and
firm N all grades better liBhi -Wtgh's Sums 10,
tn" heavy The top s. o." was ps,e nr, S, IL,
as sheep Receipts ~ head Market SD" ana lower
souihwest miNei <iasi ~. bucks. " % ., . . ooo
BuHalo. April l3.-catte Receipts Sst - hou's' -
time las, week head. signed through '-o rsI
to N.w- Yoik head sale. ga" he'd mi l ,'
handy stock whi, afro was '"S' ma, n,slI. ara
t's,v ' s,ecr. soase 20 good prime Shipping s. JOG
a. -. ught 3, far - 7tgN' 40, i"t , a. 5iasi
1900 81 95dx3 % sfuc.ers. 81 iuGS -. IN ~.
S,,gsio pr head. y~als s'eHdN. lgH I'd I"' $3.50
UGrS P~epr- last - hours l7loo head total i'r xxx
h.ai c,nsl,m~l through. 500 had - NV lVl~.
80 head ,ale 20 had na5ast AZ . s. =,
sfy 70 mostly s. 30 god miH'i; s. 5gt 40 mediums
s. .ogsi :" 49, ,. Re.p,s let - hons.
hrId: 'ltal for reok thu' far. ]" y" ".SI' .T,
Tine last week. q 400 head. 'onHsn"l ~, 1sn' 49,"
~, D.. .p.ued stronger for god handy lambs ana gag
,en Mi, heavy grad. neglected. market
5, as, po fpr - good 81 4oos' g; tipped lambs
{, ,o1t5 -. vi sheep f.' % extra S''' ~ ''P'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 10 tspeciaD. Wheat to-day caught IT.
tie ~ an. breeze which has been stirring cotton OIL Sc
curiti.s and provisions II advanced cents bushel
and held most H. Ma! opened NJ 53 sold between oos
,l :, and closed 56ia cents. The Msy-July sIread
,,r,ved Ia loss than ! cent. Shorts OF all Sorts We're
ca,nbltng to get back ther contracts ParddSe alone
...fnsJ ia be unmoVed All the other nigh offers
b.rn al St Louis and at New-fork were active rl.Is,
,rre,d.rs were up the elevator propri'tots
,e s active In covering their May as any other inter
in outside business 'ohhdrhce
I'M, wheat VIII nnaly follow the lead OF the other sta
L. increasing. The very large decrease IN
he visib. supply 2I8OoO bushels was "a help North
,es,cr country stocks showed decrease Tor
IA. week. OF 26T bushels Receipts everywhere We're
igh, only 30 bushels at primary points against
ia $40 last wear; rs In the Northwest against
~ in isyI There was wheat charter s'oOO bush
Us ale Of bushels No . red made late sat.
rv Was reported The lack OF cash business was SAID
~ be- due the holiday abroad - 49,. - ,.,,,.
,,,,, vas M fractionay with wheat but was inactive
MAJ sold between I53s and &c. and closed al 4oA ne
nts we're moderate 1J4 the estimate Tor Iuesday
,5n cars. charters. 10000 bushels Oats sympathzed
Win wheat about corn. May sold between 2Ss and
Pr pro siscns were dull. but Arm Pork at the close
showed an advance OF 2 cents lard and ribs closed
lust where did saturday There were 1000 boss:
Inc estimate for Tuesday 1900 the prices At the
Yards We're barely steady Packers were inclined TO be
ssIers The steadness was In sympathy win wheat
I'm he curb puts May wheat were o8'< cents; calls
III cents Puts May were A5H cents. Gala ~
cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

namor" Apr = Flour firm; We, =. ,@pgT ga
ter wheat patent s3uS' -. spring DO ~ toni3 - Do
1888 sales 80 bhls Wheat INNER, ~
. rel. spot 62'sp62tc, April G2npG-hc MAJ ol,,sg
dI,c. Juy. Gni.dUs,r. steamer NJ red. 'N.H"S'., .
southern hy sample GIn3r. de- On grade tHTEir stock
gns IN hush .ae. 9i.OvO hush. Com Htmcr. iniAri
,f.,, ,ni oc. Apd. 80. 80 -c My. ~ hI. steamer
tii,ed So bid. southern white 70. nJoNc, do yellow
49, slc. stock ~ AZ hush sales lllpO hush pdi-
signify .,s-r ~ white Western. Ji'sc asked, No =
iSeI 30 3ic asked. sto'k. lj3 SjS bush. KN" active"
i,,b.r. *, s9uanc. stock. ell bush Hay nm good
holc, timothy s3dSi3 30 ti'tiu fIeghts very pu'ci
..,u t., Liycrpoa Ii.d April. cork for orders. - ~
Ann ,,,tton firm. mddlngs Go. Provisions and but
ter unchanged EggS In good demand ~ l-c '"uee
anil. SO = iG'sc. sugar quiet. gTanuat"d. - -
Hos,on Aurl Flour quiet. easy. Corn quiet Oats
ouiet shorts steady Provisions irm. Buiier quirt,
northern creamery. 20p21c; western. l9a2o. 'hc"s"
ole. best Northern ilnlIisc. Western ludlo'c Egfs
irmrr: Eastern. 3al3'.c. Western and Michigan 100
lJsc
Bun,o April 10 Spring wheat duh and limits n, as
nrm. hard. closing. Girc. To- over chicago MAJ
\, Nntfh.ru. G.HGP., Winter wheat higher. No :
red GI,c. ~hltr. 60 - track, y" r'd stoi", %
slightly fmcr. demand light: No : vel
Law 49, u 1z.c. yellow. 4riu', y" lt'af
4pivc. 10 . corn r.c track. No yellow. tJl.' W !
yellow $50 No com si.c In Stor" oats quiet hrn,
10 / white 36i1c. 40 white Jigp3'a,c. ~ mixed,
&c track dull but firm. No =. OOc IN store Flour
uuet unchanged. NH Feed dull. weak. IN hanged
chicago April l5Thc leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X.
COTTDN-The cotton market took an upward turn. the
Of which surprise TO at least some OF me
local traders. prices from 20 IL points
general advance 10 points and shorty after
call the Improvement was from rs 10 ~
points The started by an improvement oi
points Ncw-Oileans saturday There was very
buying here. 81 the prominent buliS taxing
good deal OF About the only selling was IN limited
orders The South continued 20 buy during the afternoon
the inarke closed at top prres Win tue tone srVhs
ad, ancc being II 10 ~ points enc toa sales io
Gay ~. 200 bales Adyiccs that me hsh-f pilccs
stimulating demand fertilizers with prospect
increasing acreage Bulls 10 show some disp"
ston realize. The Galveston (Texas) district reported
no Ia.a his helped jhe market On the oihor
hand Texas prospects 81 ram "hch leaos
some ;hiul might be some .eacticn from
heavy advance A 'eogtam from caldwell Teas lr-
only threc-quartes - sst years acreage pan'e1
TAR with nothing up and rain needed Beaufort > {,
reports 1850 bales Of cotton cleared from that pV
erday. Receipts he ports for he weeA are vsil
mated al $1,000 5000 bales Receipts al New
orleans tomorrow estimated at J'D 20 400 bales
bales week. bales and a. Memphis
$40 bales week, "a taes last year
Receipts Galveston were about ".-lr bales,
against bales last 1881 bales last %ci ana at
Kew Orleans s412 bales. against ISIS bales last w~ei
bales year Receipts al IN" ports SATURDAY wee
40l bales against III bales lasiN year ss"of b1' as
spot made N lot Cor consumption. M
Orleans spot nc higher Norfolk sc ny;
a!c up. Mobile and Baltimore &c higher al
taey Will all the contracts IN cotton gwen DY
e. A.. BALDWIN ~ Co. $500
Opening range and close Today. and CJslns bids t"e
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

Cash quotations follows Flour was m iair de-
mand for loraI account IcGx UNCHANGED but itm
No 2 spring wheat. Gps HG2igc NJ sprins wh'nt ''n
,Oc hy sample. No red 5Gi.a56'4c. No corn; i,'sa
4st.c. 80 onts 2SssT2>7sc; No ~" hoc nnnht No
harley 81 ,a5lc faNsred 81 10. prim" timothy see"
s., 80 nominal pork. per bb SI2 '@gnS2 % -. mIh
Der 100 sTaS7 o2is short ribs sides o1sr ," wa
ST. 49,. s,tcd shoulders. boxed s. d2'gnS' - sn"i
clear sides boxed 81 a5H 90 whisky. dlstiIrir h'
goods per 81 u: cat LOAF. ~ NJ Elahu''u,
81 ~ standard A. 81 Oh Idna"rd OH AS Quoted NY li'
National Llnsrrd oil Co: Raw. 11c; boiled. Is" pn ,hr
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market him ENuh
crenrry zoe nrs I'D 9c: srconos. Ia 5c Eggs were
about steady; fresh sock lie.
Cincinnati Apr! i5-Fiour quit lgi nrm; , w,mTF
). l5qs2 81 extra. Al oynS2 To- low gfadrr ;, 90
81 ~ spring patents 81 49, 10 spring iain, - 1Vu
!. 7O spring fancy. 81 I5n$3 Wheat very hcV" ana a
good demand prevails. Prices advanced c,I'uriuo ia
sympathy with firm and advancing speculative msrktl.
No 2 red track Uc No D. 53c. corn tery onerrt Ou,
the market IN quiet al previous prices mere - no.
much demand and the receipts liberal No mixed
track I6tc Oats quiet easier: demand only moderate.
receipts large No mixed. SIC Pork quiet ana steady
mess ST. 20: clear and family So -. Lnda q"et;
leaf and Kettle ,i.c; prime r'h, "''V' 'Iy
y,Ited quiet and steady loose Hhnud,s " loose
short ribs Gi5c; short clear sides on'c ba'on
steady and demand fair shoulders 'sc loose short
recepts sim liberal: fresh nearby. loc Whskey easy
Milwaukee April l5-Whea In store opened lsc higher
speculative demand from short sellers ana decrease IN
thc Visible supply May opened at o,s' adNhnced to
hSxc fell back to 5si.c and closed at o July ranging
&c over Cash quoted iyc under MAY Tor winter,
while spring could be sold at premium samples Wei
quiet aud only few Of No Nor'hern were SOFA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

Market closed strong 81 % points advance.
pared with Thursdays closing prices Transieuh mo-
tees 6io. Total sales 242..OV bales. New Ok net
receipts 500 bales gross 245 Exports; Continent 29i'
SIS: sales $40: spinners. 5Gi0 stock 2i9i7' Total
receipts to-day. 2o005 bales thus far this week
o9OOG Exports to-day: Britain 2 106 bales France
S0os Continent 200 Thus far this week: Great Brit,
10 90 bales: France 3U1S Continent 10 2-3. stock
1G1 Dol NewYork spot sales to-day and last night
officially reported: For consumption 800 bales contract
100: total. $40: spot cotton steady. m,ddlrg uiands.
l3 Ice mlddling Gulf. Ice. which is &c higher
pared with Thursdays closing.
COFFEE1he close 81 the European markets left local
traders without support The market consequently
dull and dragging The r dsposition IN the all
Of foreign assistance marked time.
inasmuch the statistical situation shows changes
sufficiently pronounced reduce extensive buying sell
Ing The in the afternoon easier. Rio quiet
10 $50 reis; exchange. ~ stock 2l6OOO bags.
FOR United States 1900 bags. Santos quiet 1920
receipts. 2iOO bags: stock 2i7 900 bags Cleared
RIO steamship Dalton with 1000 bags clear
FOR United for week 27OC0 bags Santos pur-
chsses United week bags clrarances
5000 bags. Steamers loading Santos Cor United
States. 2
Contracts closed barely steady. 1895 decline. Sales
II 600 as fciiows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
,rrrI,rY sIIlrMENTs

t IT,? 4" s1p; 20 and car Ivy
ets home use md q car, for nar.e AoS %.c 20
,as on ,s G.Sd"s a. CANE an aGy yi i og
ordinary fair steers. aud al Kinds - s s,ks;
Closed aHe, but 2as wcT Tins sra5 and and
,poiados sold at $; 5ns5 CO.. per 700 h. p w. ga
na'Nr s'ssT a. s. 80 soasG Gs & ~: ms, ;'S' At
'v dressed beef steady ara sng at ga 'if
$1,000 per American I've cattle selling st i'n n1
and Idveool a. .oi2c yer n ana n% f', today ~
ether cattle or dressed on TUESDAY The "sh@ Sr
bcrgor the iovlc cattle and coo sheep - VI ".in
min 2le cae ana 5C2 sheep for J. Ss s s..a POO
cote and co sheep or A. C@opT Inc IN hn laden
r f 9 ss' c,,iie fr - H. SHERMAN win poDe,iy inc
cattle FOR NJ. Goldsmith; but may not ger g" '''''e
Sherman cyer 81 c,rned !. cior19 ado, ' IT. a.
; g 80 80 c g i' 5, at :s g. 500 4 il, SIS no.
s d. iaG az e. g. : 90 49, !; az r. a. -
sa"Se' g "n nc9 ter n?"ns' M,aaa So ia
Ct 50 80 sS T,'" at ' 4. ' o q s. ;s a @% az ~
H. a., s. TO- coxs 1000 - at 81 90 II DO. oo' H. at
o;en a.'i 1900 IT, at s. H. Go 1880 II. 81
% lnonseT co Y - .,'e 5. T SG S q"
ss ;ss$ !; 3 + s.s s ss:"
do 700 N. 81: u do. Mo- W. AZ 81 ~
Tudi 60: oxen. 1870 n NJ 81 60 d.. l9bo W., NJ
81 % 1 bull 12SD 81 10. y cows. va 10. ~ 8 - :
do 1855 H. AZ 81 -: do. No H. at 81 So do "I 10
~ 81 10.
MICH COwS-Rrccip's 10 head. No trading. Feeling
weak and dealers quite $50 $3.50 for common to choice
CALVES Receipts. 4l77 head. supplies heavy bur de-
mard fair although prices fell on &c per 10, win Loo
cnvcs sell the close Poor 20 prm" vens sold at va
q 10 per 100 NJ do 81 10 Dressed calves slow
Int steady for country drrssed veas al isT'i1c' city
dressed sid at 5asIsc choice at oc little calves at
S4tc. ooo , "a, -, - , g. IN
per 100 ID % do l2s n. 81 ~ 22' do 1870 ~ Al s. 80
II DO TAT ~ nj ~ n3; II do. 12I 10 at 10: ~ Do. ia
H. ai 81 co. ~ DO l.3 10 nj 81 IL d. rs ~ at So 90
Uallenbeck Hollis: 80 veals. III II. AZ 81 20; 81 DO
1875 H. at S5 1856 do i:S No. At 81 524 los do III ~ at
81 20 - do 1914 10 81 ~; " DO % No. at So a. - DO
l95 N, ni So 30; 81 do lO5 10. AT 81 20
Hume g. Mullen vcals. 1872 10. at - Is: 50 do, III
H. Al 81 30; SO do 1875 ~ at 81 90 40 do l21 ID. ~
81 25 ~ do l9 No. AT 80: 1876 do. rs H. at IS; 10
do 100 10. At 81 o .o.
at 81 2s "a do 1879 10 at 81 10 ~ do l26 H. at 81 5O
|; du I2s NJ ~ 81 ~ do, 1903 ID. al 81.
New;on 4 Coz "a veas IFS ID. nj 81 10; 81 do i23 No.
s. sanders 10 veals 1875 ~ s. %; II do i2I NJ At
81 llL ~ do iis ~ 81 10: 100 do Ia nj s. CIV
81 DO Ii5 ~ 81 I24; do los No. at 81 do 1873 No.
y Judd d Co: 81 veals 40 10 Mt So IS; "a do. I27
N NJ s., %; IFS IL, at 50; 81 do. 10 o. S.
1863 d. I:3 H. at 81 10. 100 do lis TO- at ~ 10 100 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains 90 .
BALTIMORE, Washington. Chicago; Cincinnati.
81. Louis and All Points West.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE or ALL TRAINS.
York. foot OF Iibery-s, daily for CH1CAGO.
1880 p: m. and i2:lS night PrTTsBI RG; i:So p m.
500 p m. .WAsHINGroN, BALTIMORE. m
,soS D. m. Dining Car, 500 p m. I2:i5 night. All
trains daily except $3.50 p m.
NORFOLK. II 80 u. M daily 80 p M. ex SUM-
NEw-oRIEANs. Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. 3 y. M, daily.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket offices 49, 49, 2ei 4s iito Broadway 81 East
14th ST. l27 Bowery. y. Y: 344 Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
stations. foot Of Liberty St. c. r. r. OF NJ J.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and ckeS
haEg ige from hotel or residence 10 destination.