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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Wy
co,to, repetition OF the
la, ssy d,vs in nat IL was very quiet and and
The first sales INDICATED re
of aoo, points May. with other months nnchanseu'
lost. and Al noon IiVes
| under yesterdays closing 'oHilSsIv
houses are ong little local scaipers are inc
princ;cal they are traone very CVn-
seryaN civ The Liverpool market opened TINS morlIit
after continuous holiday from last THURSDAY ~ nos
lut took and negative course the ~
prices showing a net advance OF '2ni
pont with very steady while spot COTTON We
only fairly active sales amounting to 1000 bales Neatn
er conditions watched with some interest," ~. Il"
nortant aAvces were received concerning wcanef pios
rects A dryCrOds house has rcc'lNe"
IRON Central which state that the cotton IN tut
section is OF excellent acreage and that II NIL ne re1,!
10 a month earlier than the average date The naikSt
with with prices unchanEsd u fM
ron,s net advance Sales 6O3tp bales the o.sine
prices within pointer two OF nc niurS ror.,o
Of points New-Ycrk spot market was uhc hitS'l.
Baltimore SPOT market &c higher hut Stnei
spot markets unchanged The New-oileahs '11.oi
Exchange reports the semiweeky interior !ement i,
hirtcen leading towns follows: Receipts, l1ool na
compared 90 lJs the same period last year ana
Two years ago shipments. 81 32l bales against on '
year and % 3?s ago Stock zo 'oo oal.s,
.sains, and lSG.2l2 Two years ago ne
receipts al Orleans Thursday are estimated az 10"
10 1000 bales against 1GG4 the same Gay its,
40S last year $50 years ago To-day reoelp,s
day last week and 232 year: Galveston 2nN nae
against T5o week and l.42G last year Noolc,
bales against last week and All last veal SavaI.a
SIS bales against 2IO2 last week ana l.Vo tas 90; a.
year: Norfolk bales against l69 last week ana 10
last wear Memphis bales. against "ss last Week anu
203 ias year Houston 1870 bales. agninsl lA,4 ast
week and 1903 last year Receipts at houston o.
l.lo0 bales against oof JAWS " '~
day last year.
On.p,,g ranre and to-da and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09

A. A. a7,s 40 do 1871 ~ at IS 10: do 100 No. at
O. Dienback: / veal 1873 n. at 50; do. III 'o "'
So 90 io no s led calf 2eo H. at 50 hobs at
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were 2s cars: Or pa tho
head3 for city slaughterers ana 80 "a cars
sale Demand active for both sheep ana sH For the
advance OF IOGI5c the former and iogSoc io hrh
latter All sold promptly except cars 81 10 choice sheep
unshon Sold a, 50 5oas4 per 100 10 prImss, slpped
do at 50 s7,sas4 ordinary prime lambs al - To-
deck Of clipped do at s. o. sW pe head Dressed
hrmer 64a7'sc per 10; dressed ia. ,,hsr
at 7isa9c country dressed spring lambs lower Q" oe
supplies and selling at s2as5 80 per % 10
age at S. IS per 100 10; sc Buffalo Do 50 10 az :" Oh ~
do No. IS 2o2 do 10 NJ at 50 l2s; rs co. 90 90
at s. 81 1903 Michigan sheep. vi TO- at - 4o' I've w. "
Hume Mullen 1906 state lambs q 10 o., al s, 80 beeo
So 10 s. 5O IS do 10 No. at s. 80; l stas S y,
ZIG NJ at 81 co. do lls 10 at - sIls: - GO 20 esch
D. Harrington l5s Ohio lambs. IS N al 20 ~ 81 go
do No. So TO- 40 DO 81 ~ at s. 90 loo Mi:n'ssn oa
lOi NJ a; s. 80 ~ clipped state do 20 TO- az as ~ az
81 as clipped do SO ~ at 81 i2s do 90 10 at - STA
spring lambs. at 81 each. - - ,-,, 100 an
O. Dienback 1879 State lambs rs No. at 20 81 's To- w.
S sanders ISL state o: ~ at s. 25 ISL DO 1872
n NJ 50 pos 81 do iO2 NJ S. 20: sheep ~ TO- at
81 %: Q lambs rs n. at s. 1919. 90 >. =, g.. q,
sheer, ia n at S, - 81 do N, 81 40 40 do
- N. 81 90 - a. . c,.,.
NJ Collins COG Michigan lambs % No. at S. 40; state
Hoes Receipts were Al cars. 74lo head. incudns
"A head for the MARKET Firm and 1Oc higher Tor i've
hogs and dealers quoted s4G 40 for common 70 heaV 10
good lightweight pigs iFc,uded country u'esse" III"
saS.-Iiumc MuI,a: 20 State hogs 1872 ib at "a 90
~ Collins: State hogs los n. at $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Gorilla ndt and Des brosses sts:
7.OO A. VI. daily. except sunday for MACcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
Sis 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. pur.
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West principal local points. d.nng-car sus
pension Bridge Pullman Vestbue Sleeper TO Chicago.
11s1O A. VI. daily 0eaves 1890 A. VI. Sunday foe
MACcH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
For Reading and Harrisburg
1 100 p. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR ELMIRA and all
ing char-csr wilkesbarre.
33O p. VI. Sundays only) for Wlkesbarre. l. & B.
Junction and all intermediate stations
4s1O =. VI. daily except Sunday, for L. b. JUNG.
TioN and principal INTERN dia,e stations Pullman buffet
parlor-car 10 Wkesbarre: connecting for Pottsyile
4 $50 =. VI. daily. except sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations.
5,I5 r. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate. sta
tons.
G,Os p. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman Sleeper ves,lbule
Nsw-York Chicago. Sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto:
connections Tor Reading and Harrisburg
GAO i. VI. daily Sunday. for Eason and inter-
mediate stations.
300 +. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHE5-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
Pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo. Char-car 10
Wlkesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az 2S5 "a and
1923 Broadway 81 East 14h-st.. $50 East i25h ST.,
New-York: $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. 9s Broadway and
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. ~ Y.
New-York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids IN
Dreyious night and last year follow

Market closed steady unchanged 10 points
compared Yesterdays closing prices Iranserripe
notices TO: total sales bales NewIors net re-
ceips 63s bales; gross 1853. Exports Great Britain
2s2 bales forwarded 2264: sales 3s6 spinners 2sC;
stock l505si. Total receipts to-day 81. baes hu'
far this week 1861. Exports to-day: Great Britain
C5O5 bales. Thus far this week: Great Britain 1909
bales: France 500 Continent - 267 stock 537Ial Spot
cotton dull Mddng upands. 7'sc; middling gulf SIC;
sales 1856 bales. including 296 spinning and 100 con
tract Liverpool cablesspot cotton fair business a.
ing sales 10000 bales; speculation and export .V9'
American 5000; receipts. $1,000; American 80 900 Md
ding uplands 13-32d. Futures opened quiet partially
LEA advance closed steady y to point net sdvnn n
july Abs: JulyAugust 414s: August -sepember 4loi
Del 4O3o. October November JUS NO
vernber- December. 3GOs December January, 3Jrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and unchanged; cloths quiet
and firm. - ,,,., . Lao, -, ,u.sros,
Hayre was a shade higher very light dealing ana
small European buying advanced the market trne Ro
market steady 1860 reis Exchange quoted al 10 ~
receipts bags stock Rio. So 600 bags Santos re-
ccips 5000 stock 600 bags; marke; quiet at
* Zoo reis closing steady April. 90 pigs May
o. % pigs; June. 30 pigs; July $40 pigs HaVre
market steady closing for April at 50 80 francs May
SO rs francs June 10 francs; July '925 francs supple
mental cable showed franc advance from these prices
on total for the day OF only 1000 bags
Contracts closed dull al unchanged 10 10 points ADVANCE
Gal q fellows.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April s. 3:45 y. m.-Beef-Extra india mess
dull at 81. prime dull at sis 3D. Pork-frnie
mess Western fine dull 50s do medium dull at los.
IIams-Short cut about IL 10 10. firm at 4os Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ to 80 10. hrm at 2vs I'D
- 10 Dos 3D. long clear tniddles
light about A. 10. steady at 2,s Cd long clear mia
dies heavy about 80 TO IS 10 no stock short clear mid
~ steady at 21s clear bellies.
about II to II ~ duh at 25s shouders-About " TO
IA M steady al AS IardPrime Western spot steady
ut MS ID Cheese-American finest white steady at as
III: do coored steady Az ID. Tallow-Prme city dull
nj ,gs "a Cotonsced oi-Iivcrpool refined steady at
IFS Spirits OF turpentine steady at 2s Cd Rosln-com.
mon arm AT 4s Oh. Wheat-No = red winter steady a,
So "a. No / Northern spring steady at js 6isd Corn
Mixed western spot STEADY AT 3s I'D: April dull at IS
Nd. Nav dull at 81 ted: June dull at IS ND Flour
St Louis fancy winter nim at Is Sd. Hops at London
Pacific Coast dull at 2Ou4os
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

ot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets

Station. foot Of pesbrosses and ccytIsndt Streets
2 1890 M MAApEHSsYLvHSx faf II
Sn ea. ssse1 Chicago D% M
~ SnG?o o Sto s. No. hcs and and
Pullman Sleeping and p H Cars Louis Louis
o6 5Sni m1wr s4sfEs tx
ss R"inf saI. t csissse s"f
49, .nd Hns @ r. SncnSa ana
Arrives Cincinnati p, NJ Indianapolis 1918 p. NJ
500 r M-SAcTFc sei Observation-Disclosures sleeping Ca,
to Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily and CeVea"o
WASHINGTON AND THE soUTH5 10 a %
Con s III LINN hmm" all Par Parlor End Dining $20
nn ss cS 20 DnH s. ca So p1"yM Gag 2e Con
nD Carl Im 20 81 pasr ana Dnns ca SAP NJ
soTTnERN RArLwAY-a2o p. NJ. daily. Sleeper; .rS to
slespers Neworeans Memphis AshsvIlle ana a ,d
Atlantic COAST LNE-"Floriaa Special for Jsc <;
os s' n daily r' Sleeper to al Jack
For Sa Th no s c%FRT rd a DnSs via
Charles Route 4; NJ. week days and with Through
ATIHSTIc CITY 10 1902 NJ weekdays Through Bure
For cArF AS r wseS c. days Grow. and
rs1''S go " s5S 40 s1% saa Or
Park 0.45 go
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 100 3 $40 .. go 30 Penna Limited 10 ~ tDn-
ing Car. u 4 NJ. ~ l. 2to, go =. 40 40 ON
Carr. Dining Carr. Dining Carr 80 8. y r. NJ
2isnlshi Sundays, Gl5 $40 300 20 40 Limited.
~. II A. NJ. 2 Dining Can. 3o0 4. 4 10 43o fOning
Car. Dining Carr Dining Carl. 745 s. o P NJ.
II IL night.
Broadway Aston House and foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Street SEQ Fulton Street ~
BROADWAY. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot ~ Fulton
Street. Brooklyn station. Jersey CITY. The New York
W call check from
hotels ard residences through 10 destination.
8. VI. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PasIr Agcrt
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OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

head total Tor week s5.s for same % Time Gas sS
sale CO. Market opened active ana siT0hs 70 ar 81 co
81 sold choice &. ;sPIs steers fer s a. sood
Tor good to extra H it o " fer same time
Week &c. ec consigned through 2o2o to New Lib
O SALE 900 Mar o apsnsa ac nrke &sa 5. o5
81 10 for good weights light lots s. ioast To- 81 os%
saGSSsF - 20 Il omss ." -,sss & oSs2 Workers
sold late AZ 81 2o9s4 90 mostly s. co. heavy h.ss :"
200 head total for week thus ROO" for same Vim tine
lss week % 2o,: consigned through SEQ to fSrK
500 on sale s n ns and ,anS oc SaSer for
o9S BETTE LAMB, 6s s% @ s,oI cod to Choice %
cuiis to fair 81 aOdsi e3 clipped lambs clls 70 s5
s. a. common 70 far 75q. 10 cul' s3ass go clipped
sheep sspsa 81 heavy W.. 4mns " es had Market
h prices ioelS hses S" Texas s'es sse 81 80
iteccip. i77e mead market sons and prices 90
icc higher. Heavy 81 5od>3 75 mixed - ~asS 90 sh
an and g'q prices rs sncSSnssd NATIVES s. 2iassSo spring
MON Stock Yards chicago. Aarl sCattIs.RecsiP,,
head. market loo higher early; closing easy I'm ,
1s sds, * Cow. and bulls 81 56s3 % calves Sass %
ssans s? 's ,cne % and s asn% 'fsr
s. ooas2 "a ;@Tmon r to 's r. 7sa ms rrs s sheep
"Reeeip,, 1900 head: market Tor sheep barely steady
lambs weak Inferior choice she p s. ''a*i 10 amS
Kansas ci, April Receipt. 1900 head :, mar ,r,
K, F Sasv and s .s s1 s.
ceIts 5000 head mark., steady. natives steers bet
"a So q. 't af to to ss ssa s. sa % s" s. sa,s 90
lockers and feeder. 81 e'as 90 Tssas ana M bss
s. 2o rough int. sass IS. calves sass HSss-Rc.
,.s tesy So s,eIsa az rough 50 7sSsa 30 sheep-
s. rsSsi * ~ me- 81 1915. q, s. c5asa 90 ON,
mon ,s 25as5 co Lambs Spring. sea'o Others 81 500
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elevator OATs-The market was steady at the open:
ing. although there special interest SHOWN ana
when reports from the West ana southwest
quite favorable regarding the progress OF seeding smo e
development the crop. both by private ana pubic al
vices the DEVELOPED During the Afternoon
appeared be little pressure and prices saggcd
quiet and weaker In tone at the close total SAFES
white CLIPPED private terms: 5000 bush No 2. 23isr
elevator 5000 do 26lsc delivered % 900 bush track
BARLEY Market quiet: feeding quoted at s'S
Western 47c ( all rail- 4494c opening Of navigation.
Tho quotations to-day the closing prices for the pre-
Ii foilo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09

The market for Brazil sorts Is without change prices
and is.c Rio No spot Firm offers have been re
S,s .S on the o na and firmly 6 NOTE
sales OF bags La Guayra and 800 bags savanils on
TIouF ANp MEArhe market for -four today
was not .arge close easy following the late
70 sale: ss sd sSovs s.
mil active transactions g foosns up 10 Ssls
as follows 1900 winter srssh' s. 20 in SSls and
sSS e s sc Bunk a, S. 800 pks superSs s.
and bls 4'o bSs ~ F,ass h STys ate, Ssnrs
i ssGS Sss ss ::S soY %;
9 '@sa @ BRA
s s. s @si'G'"
200 oaS.a Fine wRs ss@sa 1 so' fellow 'a
:.s s. RS so sssss 100 r.
q ssnS SSs seSP c s :sd s'
seemed to b. case Of lanastioI
SU wnfa BY q the Europ
. %nTnsi' This 70 Selling ema'sd a, 900 bush
although estimate was eSsveH 70 b o. bs market
shot and S. MAS @Sye s da h
Tor early wa, On sDS e9ap b
report wss % seen unavrse or
Ohio The ot s9Snrs d Mehs snnn o usual n
iinois with a the season weeks The condition Of
n Sss and
sonins tr0% Mas reported from the late freeze in
gan No spring seeding was reported IN North Dakota
s4v,scd in South Dakota and practical completion In
and Nebraska. Detailed private reports received
nrominent commission house took rather pessi-
yew particularly in regard 10 Ohio Virginia and
and sanguine report in other States
Lnnnr in Kansas which classed and
SsitSornia which put as showing excellent promise
nx the afternoon conflicting estimates and prcdc-
ILL 10 the possibilities Of the Government
srcn,aton each party seeming think that his par
e,sr guess entitled TO consideration The result
.he dave operations apparently the placing Of
cree quantity Of wheat the market sufficient to MI
-, shs immense scattered buying and bring about
css Of lsQZc the final quotations OF last night.
x66Hc over May afoat lake and rail: May closed
ecoaf srot and I Northern Sc over May CORN
hs msrket for moderately active. operations
ny nfuenced by the fluctuations and activity In wheat
hHrs WAS at one little disposition TO buy but the
msrnrs were fairly well maintained all day The report
~ shsut 20 loads had influence. but
ter Il was found this made of the sale OF
ter, ,so 100 bush last evening for shipment South
africa and covering Of the sale by equal purchase
<znnev The weather and crop bulletin reported
Naming well advanced in the extreme South and doing
The market dull and heavy. closing
E6Xc net loss. Cash corn was quiet aside from the
ale The business reported 5000 bush
~ at lic delivered 1856 600 bush No private terms
tse elevator: No white ssasc elevator: car Ne
private terms No corn was quoted At SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April s-Coton quiet but steady middling
~. middlirF INC good ordinary &c: net and gross
receipts. zoos bales sales. 10 bales all splnnes stock
81. 4Of bales.
Norfolk. April s.Cotton firm: mlddling ii-l6c: low
mddng 5-i8c: good ordinary 8s.c and gross re-
ceipts III bales: exports coastwise O43 bales sales
go bales: stock, 2+.5i5 bales.
Savannah April S--ooton steady: middling : o-I6c:
low mddng 7c; good ordinary 1isc: net and gross re
celps 56s bales exports coastwise ISL bales sales 0l
bales, stock. I.4i2 bales. ' "
Orleans April s.coiton steady good middlir Z.
nary. nc; net receipts zoos bales gross Sss bales:
exports coastwse. 1865 bales sales 1850 bales stock
l0l 800 bales. " ' ''O>"'
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast Express Tralns 70
Baltimore Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati
ST. Louis and all Point. West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-York OF Lberty-st.. daily = CHICAGO
200 p m and u IS night PITTSBukG $50: tx: sun,
100 Sun 1915 night CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS n
a m GOO p m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE SIS
a. m. sun. 10 a. m Dining Carr. li:3o 2 n. dim
ing carr. 200 2. m. $3.50 p. m. ex. sun Dining Can
900 o. m. Dining Carr. 900 p M. l2:l5 night
NORFOLK. II 80 a. caily.
NEW-ORI.EANs Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleeper. $50. ex. sun, 200 m; sun
i4h ST. i27 Bowery y. Y. 339. 344 Fulton ST.. Brook
yn, station foo, Of Liberty ST.. e. r. r. Of y. j.
New-Yorx Transfer Company will call FOR and chez
hacgaSe from hotel or residence 20 desnaton.
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. b,
stations in New-YOrk foot of barclay ana
Christopher streets.
"EsTihCLfGD -. M "1INTSCH It:Hr

Direct route o NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAlR
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernardsylle Bask.ns
ton. Dover. s;anhope. NEWTON. BCDp,s LAKE
LAKE HoPATcoNG. Hae i., sCHooLEY's
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHlI.LIPsBURG. EASTON.
WATER GAP, STROCDSBlRG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTSTON, WfLKESBARRE. NANTI.
COKE: DANvILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont.
vllle. uTIcA RIcHFIELp SPRINGS; Cor,lana
CORNING. BATH. DANSvILLE. BUFFALO ami ii
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
7:o6 A. M-BINGHANTON MAIL Stops a, principal
90 A. M-BuFFALO SCRANTON. BrNGHAMToN
UTICA RICHFIELD Springs. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Paror Cars con-
meet al Buffalo with for chicago and points
100 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ErMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
400 p N.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIYM-
7:30 r NJ tDally)-Bufslo vestbued Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA BUP.
FALo Pullman Bure, Sleeping Car Connects a.
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west
80 p VI. Daily .BUFFAIo SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At u
Place. 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry s,aons 92
Broadway Ill ith-ave, cor. 12h-s 80 West i25th-s,
2a5 Columbus ave NewYok 3ss and 726 Fulton.st and
iOs Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full ntor
nation a. all stations .
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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BOSTON WOOL MARK EFT.

Boston, April s.-''The American Wool and Cotton Re
porter'' will morrow
THE sales for the week have amounted to s3s 900
hounds domestic and G35 600 pounds foreign wool The
volume o business comes near being the lowest
ord in this exception. perhaps,
domestic neeces the trend Of prices is downward
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Proposals.

~~>N~N~~NoN~~oNNNo<~ooI~N oooonNooNN~~NN|@|~~~~~
NOTlCE.-Estimates for dredging at ana in
Shcrman's Creek. the Harlem River. under con-
tract $50 by the Department OF Docks
until ~ o'cl)ck noon. April 2ist 1896 For particulars
city Record Copies for sale at No. City Hail
~ OTICE-Estimates for furnishing sawed
sprcc timber under contract 53i will be received by
the DEPARTMENT OF ~ o'clock noon. April 18TH
1896 For fun particulars. the city Record Copies
.or sale No. . city Hall
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Railroads.
AAaERtC 40 oRRAr&oT REILRoAN.,
NETWORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER r. R.

S;:s fss:':5 s'''sa e
Syracuse and Rochester. Due buralo 4;45 .. n.
osaO 4. M,-.DsiIy: Fast Mail for eoushkeeDs. A.
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara
1850 A: M:.Excsps sunday Day Express For all In
100 r: MMDaiIy, southwestern Limited For Column
at Poughkesosle. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochss-
ter ard Buffalo. )
land Toledo and Chicago Siops At Poughkeepsis
Albany, schenectady. Utica. syracuse. Rochssts
800 P; M-Except sunday West Point. POushkeeps,s
$40 a. m Chicago 4aO p stops at Albany
600 MPay For Asany Troy utica A AS,
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detroit. chi-
6.es p M"paiiy For Troy. Saratoga Burlinsto.
TAO Pa,sbuTs s. As ABB IN, M %srsl. Fail,
Poughketpsic Albany and Utica:
'' only pe. on nf Faii BROOK RsSay Is
e.Ib ?. 'M-Daily, Tor Syracuse oswego. Waterfowl
2sasGpsOgs Buffalo Niagara sa ras ci sy
1910 NiGHT."Tteafre train Tor chicaso and prasipa
Snssy IN Eight snSay rs Asany and c
DOC e'S e. an sdSa an: e ' Mpas excep, Sunday
ys Ha 5niT P To- rtT:ea and tn. p.
'1 xLE IN SIc III hi TRHISs = ToSKEEs
r. a 4S. !. iSs any line ssan, "A
Wa,nrr PaIas. car. on A. through l.s trains
ri Y nF S 2s' at si a i
25shs ana isssh, Station Ne~-Y9rE S3s and IL
i from hotel or b tn. West
1 ;oI EHTre: ro G9%Rsny GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09

.,.h nu,,,,lor. uere n. ,,u.vs. Ll,ur ~. 49,,
~ 49, iocs, ,,r,,,I t,ar1 rh.,, s,r,s ,,,n,s
w., ,,,,,'. -, a. 49,, .n IT, o., 49,, -, ,'.,
, <,axa 10 h,,I 49, L,k",s' g., ~, 20 An r
800" ~, q, 80 a., -. - =, - tn -,
N ""'a,, p"".is - .us- ,'l "'h' ~ -'uS =" III
W. ~ Nufn ~ ~, ~,
- ~'if- w "" -"
q sptns ~heSt 'n",' =. rec. $50 o's'; y" corn
$3.50. 80 ".'s ~ a., - ~. ~, ~"
.s..ey, 5,V.S 70 80 ~ I .."ts ' ~, T
e. - 'n.,' mes Po,n. p1, 'i ~ S as mr. yer
w 10 s'v.1 r,'l. ''"s .m1 ST. ~ "'"f ~" ny
49,. .a ."as, .e .h,sk", Sls.ili.rs gn,.5e% "Hs
'"'"'l ~ !nS' va. "t'nr? .''.,''s "is"rr k.'us
per gallon ~ =. sugars, Gu, 'oa' 90. srahi'ssd 70 a.
standard 20 81 lns'ed or raw, ~. boiled 4N
On the produce rNhhhr ",uhN u,r p",,et MARKER was
80. ., go f,..h s,ock ioa, ol.c 49, ' ''"'
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cincinnati April SFlour fairly active; winter
patents 81 7OGy3 90 spring patents So Goa 90 rye
nour Northwestern s. 55dx2 rs Wheat market qulet
and s,eady: No red 7i0i5c. Corn fairly active and
while ,rnck 3liac. M MIXED ale. ~, z
s a. a. -" ,rS osr aac oats ou., and steady. No 2
ut" 5oc 10 mixed 22c. re- ,eried white oIi.c Pork
49,, on.; ana Arm. mess So. clear mess SiO. family
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot ~ Chambersst..
a. rnllowy and i've minutes earlier from West 23dst.:
900 nn MvSs' FSra Rarai Bradford James.
town Meaiville and the West. Parlar car 10
Buffalo
200 IRAN for cSoss VIA csauaSqua Lake
Cleveland 30 A. NJ. Chicago +. NJ. Sleepers
chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
~.OO r. M-Isunalo Nestbued Express Daily. arrives
'.)U Buraio 80 A. NJ making direct connections for
Detroit. chicago ard the West.
S45 P: Msn n hcaso scpers 70 BS
faio Chicago AMI Cincinnati. Dining car.
rI,lCKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L accommodations AT III. 26 40l and 1851 Broadway.
I5i East l25th-st Chambers and West 23tst ferries
New York: 1913 Fuon-st. Brooklyn 200 Hudson-s. Ho-
hoken Jersey Station. Erie Transfer Company
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 estin
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Triouns
"A received al their Uptown Office No i.2i2 BroaanM ~
"a door siss until o'clock r M reaui.
office until O'Clock M vi. 20 sh,nssa
cor 23d-st: $50 Gth-avc. 12th-s t42 Counous"
near West 8dth-s;: loo West 42d-st near a.
East i4ths 2s Yves, !sd-st between .n Ic nS and
ITO IOss near S!;,,:' Isl a'Ss .S:i %
p,s.cSsr.t: COS sd-sve: 240 East 7eth-ssi ~ ~
M-svs: 26s2 sd-ave: Ansterdam.s.ve. az az
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON an.
% For Philadelphia, week days 49, So Ara 20
buffet Parton Carr 43o 500 dining Car $50 ~ 81
1000 T. NJ l.. rs night. sundays. 49, 0aO. loa%
II 30 Dining carr A. NJ. 200 400 800 pnins Sa'"
Foo Baltimore and Washington week days. $50 sis
1899. 80 DINING Cap A. NJ, zoo S;S9 900 ,Dn ~ "a
DINING Carr \ NJ 200 800 DINING Carr. 500 r. ~"
Tickets and paro-car be procured al foot o.
Liberty ST. liS. l72 POI. AS, 9@' iW iS.S beao"ss
West I25th ST. 25i Columbus Ave, New-f9k . Sorr
ST. $50 Fulton ST. Brookyn; IS Broadway Williamsburg
The Sew~York Transfer Company viii call Tor and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to destination