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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10

Market closed easy UNCHANGED 10 points decline
compared with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices. 7s5. Total sales. $500 tales NewYork ex-
rors: Continent 3 291 bales: Great Britain 500 bales:
sales bales spinners POS bales stock 1880 bales
a. 227 bales Exports to-day Great Britain. 1904 bales:
Continent bales Thus far this week Great Britain
Is Goa bales France 500 bales; Continent % 12S bales
stock s2e bales Spot cotton dull Middling upands.
Tic rnjddllng Gulf stc. Sales. 205 bales all spinning
Liverpool cables-spot cotton hardenng sales 10 ooo
bales: receipts 5000 bales: American. 5000 bales MID
ding upands. l3-32d Futures opened steady IN
vance April 4oVzs: Apr-May. 4las; MayJune. 4174b;
Iune JuIv 4lSikb JulyAugust 44Is August September
Alb: September October 4o3s October November as2s
December 36Os December-January 360s. Man
chester-Yarns quiet; cloths quiet and unchanged
COFFEE-The market moderately active al good
ADVANCE due covering Of local shorts. NJ u
franc at and fair warehouse deliveries encouraged
buyers Havre steady. Apri 81. * francs MAY
$50 francs June so75 francs July so francs Rio Of
6cal cables steady I4.o5O for No Z: exchange
nnoted az ts-i6; receipts 900
ftates 5000 bags: stock Rio. $4,000 bags Santos
CENTS 1873 o0o bags: market quiet
Is The Dutch sale viii be held April a. and
will incuse 26O0O piculs. Hamburg steady; April and
May Is pigs: June $3.50 pigs July. Go pigs.
Contracts closed 1uiet 20 points advance Sales
bags q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast Express IiLIa 70 :.
poIfimore Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
st. Louis and all Points West:
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OK NJ. TRAINS.
Leave Nsv-Yorx zoo, Loeryst. daily for CHICAGO.
200 p m and 1915 night PITTsBIKG 2:9o ey: sun;
a m 600 D. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. s -
a. NJ ex sun. 10 a m. Dining Carr. II 80 a. m dim
ing car, 200 o. 1870 p. m. tx. sun. Dining carr
q oo o. m Dining Carr. 600 D. m. i2i5 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. daily.
EM-ORLEANS. Roanok, and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleeper. 3.3o ex. sun, 200 m: sun .,
IAN ST. l27 Bowery. y Y; 33o; 3t4 Fulton ST. Brook
lyn station foot Of Liberty S.. G. r. II. Of v J.
Ne~-yorx Transfer Company call Tor and check
barytge from hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
Coparlnershlp Notires
w IIEREAS. Joel W. Mason. Of the City of

New York John Dawson. Of the city Of Brooklyn.
and John + Smith. OF the city Of Brooklyn have hereto
fore and Tor than five years been engaged In
ryng business IN the city OF New-Yoik. and having
business relations with foreen countries under the firm
name - j. W. Mason 4 CO. and pursuant t.
visions of Act the Legislature Of This state entitled
an Act allowing the continued OF partnership
names in certain cases passed April lIth 1854
amenddtory thereof: and.
Whereas The SAID joel W. Mason has died and his in
terert retired from said business and the said
- % he carried IN and continued by the subscribers
the saii John Dawson and John T. Smith
Now, therefore, John Dawson and John T. smith
residing the city OF Brooklyn pursuance the pr
visions said Act ~ the LEGISLATURE
eincnoatory thereof do hereby certify
the said John Dawson and John r. smith are aons
the persons and hereafter dealing under such CO.
partnership name OF J. W Mason 81 Co.. and that orr
principal place " business IL and Will continue 10 be n
the city ~ New York - 50
Dated the 9th day Of April. 1896
JOHN DAWSON
. JOHN r. SMITH
ON this nth day Of Api 1896 personally appeared John
Dawson ana John T. smith. known 10 personally 10
be the persons mentioned In and who executed hs
going certificate and they each separately ac<noweges
that they each executed the same
JOSEPH Il. CLARKE,
Commissioner or Deeds. City OF Irooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thr ugh uains leave NewYork foot u Chambers-s,..
as f'nwi. and tive earlier from IVES, 23d-st.;
O.On 4. N.-Ves;lilei Express DAILY Tor Waveriv.
C.UO Binghamfor F'mlra. Rvffalo Bradford James
town. Meadvlie and she West. Parl1r
Bvifaip
200 1 r tss Va " csssa s' rail 3s arf ia
cleveland 7:3O \. NJ. Chicago = + NJ Sleepers
10 chicago cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
~.CO y M.-Tuffao Nesthulot Express Daily. arrives
|'CV Buffalo 1.30 \. NJ making direct connections Tor
Detroit. Chicago and the West.
S45 y n "a ,c Lake and s.SpeT. to f na
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. pnirg car.
Ty7fCEETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
y accommodations AZ III. 2Sl iol and ~, Broadway.
ii6 East l25,h Chambers and West 23i-st ferries.
New York 333 Fulton-si brooklyn 2O Hudson St. Ho-
hoken. ana Jersey Erie Transfer Company
calls or baggage hotels and residences
To destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April Cotton quit but steady. midiiing.
T7,c midin= 1kc. good ordinary. &C. net and gross
receipts .n-3 bales. exports - The Continent. 3Si'
coa.tWise 2.Ol9 sales. 3Gg. stock. ~ .t'l.
norfolk. Al I'll Cotton firm Wdding. ll-ltc. low
lniAllng SIC. good ordinary. Csc not and gross re-
ccivts bales. exports c1aswise. l3lO. sales. S1;
stock. % s4l. $500
Ncn-Orloans. April Cotton quiet good middlns:
i.-iG~. rd1lrg 77.c low m.ddling. 9-l6c. good
ordinary, -. receipts 725 bales. Isl. eS-
ports Britain 5lG2 - the Continent 40. coast
gso. go sales. zoo. stock. 49, SOL
savannah. Aprii o-'oton steady middllng "-lo' /.
low nilIing T.c. good ordinary. 1isc and gross
receipts bales exports coasiwI~e 500 sales. 30,
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortland and DesbrOsses sts:
400 4. u. daily. except sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. -
S.IJ 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BCF-
FAIJD NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the Nest AMI principal local points dining 70 sus-
pension Bridge Pullman Vesiibule Sleeper 10 Chicago
1910 4 ". daily dsaYes a. 1899 A. NJ sunday for
MAvCH CHUNK ana inter mediate points Connections
~ Reading ana Harrisburg
100 T.. " daily. except sunday ior ELNl3A and al
intermediate stat connections FOR Poisvle aAd Read
ing chair-car WllkcsbarTe
$3.50 T.. VI. (SunGays only FOR Wlkesbarre l. & T.
Junction and all Intermediate statl-ns.
t:1O Il. VI. daily except sunday for L. 4 Is. JUNG.
TIoN principal intermediate stations; Pullman buIet
paror- car 70 Wikesbarre: connecting FOR Potisvle
4:.O r. VI daily except sunday. Tor Bound Brook and
intermediate stations
5:i3 l.. VI. daily for EAsTON and intermediate sta
tons .- 1900,
I:Oa y. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and ali points West, Pullman Sleeper vestbue tram
New York 70 Chicago. sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
G::,O y. W. daily except sunday for Eas,on and inter-
mediate stations.
300 y. VI. daily. for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AMI all poiats West.
Pullman Sleepers 20 Chicago and Buffalo. Char-car to
Wilkesbarfs.
tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235. ga and
1923 broadway 81 Eas, l4h-st.. 1873 East l2pih St,
New York SEQ Fulton Court ST.. IS Broadway, and
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. v \.
New-York Transfer Company VII call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence through 10 destination
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
"A Received 1T their Uptown Once. No. i2i2 BroadMai
~ door north Of 3ls until O'Clock y. adser-
ueuens follow branch oces at regular
once rat" NTH O'Clock D. m. via: I'll sth ave. e
cor 2al St 1872 6th-ave. COZ i2th-s i42 Columbus ave
West Goth st. 42i-st.. 6th-avc.. %
East iih-st.. 80 West ga between 7ih and sth
nves $50 East t7h-st; i33S 30 ave between 18th and
I1ih SITS. 1926 3i-are. 6ist-st. Los ist-ave
Sth-st: ESQ 81 ave 4istst 5at Sdave.: 325
licecker-si.: 2oos 3d-ave go East 79th-st; 1921
si-aYc: . fGe 2l-ave-. Na Amserdam-Ave.
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Railroads.
AmGRIcAs oREArEsT RHiLRoAL..
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
E. HUDSON RIVER p. r.


From Grand Central Station 42d Street
f. H s ssn %sl s sops xSsn @
syTaen IRAN am n Ro se Dne uffao 445 D. m
Niagara Falls sos m This train is limited 70
$3.50 A. M.-Daily Fast Mail for Poughkeepse; Al
bany, Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
lO:3O A. M.-Excspt Sunday. Day Express For all i'm
S's's es's
bus: Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST. Louis; stops
at Poughkeepse. Albany Utica. Syracuse H'ches-
100 P. MDaiiy. Chicago Special for Detroit. csy:-
Albany. schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
800 p M~Except Sunday. wes, Point Poushkeepsls
.o Albany. Troy. saratoga ~. n.,r,,,
$50 a M Chicago 4'3o p. Stops at Albany.
nm Utica and Syracuse USE Albany rrov ,ca Aa,roo-
dack Mountains: Montreal syracuse Buffalo rLs.
Niagara Falls: Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
s:ss + Nelly, For Troy Saratoga Burlington.
.ao r M@baiy For suaaIo Niagara Falls cev.
P5asht .HSsna' %san y and a Utica "'"S'
900 Mbaly Carries sISsp9g Car pa's ISse'
ono M-bsy for syrecnse osTsgG Wassr,GwG.
Toledo Chicago ard. except Saturday for Cape
H;frF a@f 'ss sdPan end principal
onas en- ng Albany and css
goo .g M as sSv q PIP p '5f' eseep, Sunday
oI5 Msu md ,i1 only to Ptishela and the Berk
'" XII I'M Hio III Ha ThiI 2i' u yoskEEs
A night trains run se'y Yoner IN connecon VIII
ne Elevated Road; Thi, i the only line running all
trim g%iI2sa VIII a Pnissh 4 sht Central Station,
- bTSaag saa M' FsfE pa: .osdway
an ssa H sssS station; az ss and 70
and 100 So; r D nrSe BY the West
louS ES r To diaT?fn' GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subser p''ens os 40 roahxx
n received nj their Uptown Oiec No LIZ boauwas.
north II ss, until clock + M Il ,saus,
oicr rates untl O'Clock M VIZ 20 a,,ns. ave-
l5o 6th-aVr. l2th ST.. w
mar VS. fi,h ST loo West 32dst near oih-aNe "
East l4th-st .jT West t2d-s oe'"en ,ussn Td,h ard
TTtn cts: Io26 sd-ave. near "ls-s n5i SSavs aJ
-ecr s9ths: $50 dave. near tlsts,. % oot
pieecSsrsi ssos sa-av. :io Eas, ,sn-s .o W.. s
Ftave; 2G62 adave ~ rns, .sahs $50 OH ave-
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Closed Last yes

Highest i.cv~... today. bids
Nay .:.....::....!2eo lssss l2sssl2so l42o
Ss.ss. 5s$ $ |$s$sss $
s.w-rors stock 4H??s S''s:f2S Last nsss
SsGss s;'s stock S'st 1852 1879
s4.S sss a's ss!s PESO ssss
Nes-orieans deliveries s4s 24i $50
@.s'a ."ssy s:ssi a a5liS s ass5
NJ of Of q@ ass.s sd At @ and s '
e go ss. S'sssy at
1870 bsgs Cabeo and 1000 bags Bucaramanga on
Flour AND MEA1--Thsre quite le, up IN the
s s1e and in GsF 'Sss
ke the reaction IN Wheat saes OF Was dome
e. S9' Sks: Ss: .;ss sS@
g sss o es pa Sa a''$r } soas4 ss
S az rs So ssis sly 900 "s bis
s as 81 s Sc s sssI F3E sales
go s'; At 81 20 wssss sns ~
= BAG MrXiF1tneT 9aosd F RsE w5its ecG
quoted 60 ara egsss 100 n o'S5S sGaI rye
aefoaseel seal si%s o2is oil meal eods2c city
trying all The morning ing co ss
s as mir ite 1 Sshsr his morning Then quick
20 Saii ne d s ,,,I,s
IN ,s thu: the weather was resrds The crop
d-eopmen s ne central regions sa ne sofnr srds
Sn BACKWARD Michigan State repor, was coasid
State Of S. 30 as year although admitting that
sW,neanos mi. was quoted reporting sale OF 10000
bb:s for Tneseay ss nTsc Business If cash whea, was
repor,ed al hc milling shipment, and the Gnslsh
a. Of me Danuban 500 600 bush for the
sTse Susd hard responding rather easily 20 me e., sa5 h
raas saher eP % eposd in q The
wes resisting seya ea sr ry .ns
ana and At lines quite decided strength the good Eel
rs was n , iSs' he report
% Ba, az Wheat ws's was trough, out sn stop
The Close barely steady al NE ceone s,onsh
sny here very ;te INQUIRY One ;oad OF N"rne n
, Mas saas Syss sS., ah ssS "a s*i
N0as s i coSrhs for somparaslysIy
Sa e cary part day the tone Was stead and prizes
wssss ' in wheat, advance was lost the market
osn euis a. ss ssaf his week although this has
beer ss oae n sE n on ss nsignacan suppS
eosss Very sn 0nssns sa so ss DC
S o,ys1. q Germs e bush Old a. .le
nfoa, car No Tne a. a., c,r steamer Whi,e
aoc revato 1000 bush steamer corn tlc delivered
So 10Y IS OATS-rhe market for GA,
MAS dull day closing very quies ~ ceci me o &c
ard warmer weather from TIE country prevented
sn,ca IMPROVEMENT Receipts have fallen on somewhat
nr,rnarv market although not enough TO influence
sm,iness Casa quiet sales were isop bush
si,,i,, : 500 bush export. 5oUD ousn Ne OATS
M at l4isc elevator; 1000 bush No al 24tc Z'0
- 25G2Ss: 1000 bush track mixed 2ol
n S:sn .o hsb reiscieG niyed &c elevator and 3o0
T,sh effected white. 2s elevator no wn,.e euo,~f
49, a5si$ic: mating 39Q+3c. Market dull
No Western. Ate. T. a" FA''' ''~' 0p@"'S Vi "A'
cation - a.. en-. .osine pricea for the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

au hol IN r Ap .2 s ans Apr ss. &C.
7Sc july 72G7 southern by s%pe . 1esI'c m aS d.
spo, and April 34a3isc May. 347sq35c June $''zc eg
July 3ci.G3gc steamer mixed 80 S Oats steady
No white Western 026.c: No mixed 90 -r,9n
29e stock lS go bush RSs sea a BUSH iiay steady
Grain frcighs quiet, Cotton quiet. Sc Butter 9iee
fancy creamery 2oc ade liai5c store paeEs IN
Eggs quiet llzc. Coffee firm la'sc. other ar"''eS u
Boston April a-our quiet but quoted steady y, at an nf
srashrs 81 2oas3 so winter patents s. Smst 30 wp
ter clear and stragns 50 G'Si :" 1V'in rmi steamer
yellow on rack asc No and steamer ;s Ya ~ 9isS
Oats quiet; 80 clipped IS. ae' ~ elippSM FED
Mddnes sia 25sis so co,tonssG,a meal 81 81 *
r e,n c nfads 2s'e' ba TnSNi beef ~ % Hans
Lard. SIC Bacon gioc NeS Sgi"' 05r f.ntter
duh and lower choice creamery 2on2c W's,fn ,a dy@
imitation. 1876: ladies'. li@i3e' Nerm,n ono "a
Sic Mutton and yearinGs Gaze. Cheese quiet. North
oaioc; Mese,n .as Es sr gn0i. nr nes l.
ash TO- mediums 81 IONSl %: yellow eyes 81 2'1S -
KIDS 81 l5qs 20 roul,ry que eh2,s iky Wes1
laai3c frozen ico i2 NorIhern foYys nS9 M9Tso
.262Tc: sweets S'GS3 - Apncs firm; l:gsseis. S2l4
SO 10 fancy eating sirsi 20 i'aldwns s. "MS ~'enr
Palermo s3QS3 20 Lemons 81 75a@ Turnips. 81 %
Cahteges 81 20 Hay nrm for tancy s Si"gS-o o|r
dun sole non-acd fists 1913 seconds l'r
lie. Inion sole, hrsts. 25r seconds, 2ac -, - 49,.
Buffalo. April 9.Sprirg wh''-Sales are an on PR
vaie terms market closed nominal, with offerings
light. Winter wheat duh and nnchansed corn sios',
strong: light offerings: unchanged pas closed urn ana
unchanged Farley Sales 1900 bush choice Western NJ
3Gi sN37isc Ryc-One ,ar No sold at ilgc on track
Flour strong good demand; unchanged NH feed quiet
C'hicago. April 9-Thc leading futures ranged as fol-
wheat No. 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10

nash os ee''e"' ys'r a. iS. ropr s 1s an aa s, ea4
,G.c ~ q .,-n, vsa ,,,,'c - ? rel 81 aGo,.r' s.
Son -'s1 'c > : ea,. i2se y ,a rye nc -. ,a. 40
sd 81 "a mess pofs. per t 8 mpS> 20 a,s H. 100
sai,rd shouicrs Cto, j. ;oos' o2s short clear sides
,to,ei 81 ao1s' ~ whske, dstlers finished s'.i,
s. q, p.r bi .,Sniari AZ s. IL pr ib ii1seei oil
Raw. s,e io.iri go on me- rrauc- Eaoharge today
ar.,. i,c al-. i.ais. Ess' vese stead, fresh.
- NAN. A . rss' s;; asai So;S g 70
,sng'. ,c q 's,n ".e m ~ s3 s ,rscs
So mixed a"d rcc.,c' "., e rms s quit M
81" clear me-. ami f.fn SO LARD quiet s'o,u' i,n'
l.o,e sh.stef % loose .heFt ~ ic 81 i.o', hort
qae iao.c rsea.ler- - lose -hor, rb. 80 loo'e
more Fgs. qu.e .trc,y frc.h az luck l5c. Coos,
'o No. ,1 ns sars ss s s' q, u Wnc
days de'lne ani prices ani"rA,n' lc hans az
ana e...a At 6s-.. c,,h rangci Sc BLOW sampi,
wheat dul AMI dropping NJ northern closed At a.
es, Ns an; q S' g. ": a 70 g. ;a steady and
z, s .df Mi2 S' RI ar .,c, ana in ip De-
mani on DO basis q 81 r'qs' 20 for spring patent IN
Minneapolis. Apr Traders aru-ips,ea srother day
vas almost tent aim Ihc n,i.ri 49, 'a i" all
M oIsnr1 = nshe- 81 g. ana ga up - e. thu
- rar hour followed ly sudden break - olose
~ NM, ,,t ~ ~. ' ,rm,m - H. over M,, H.
prer pad fof H. bulk = y ! Northern sp,, was
,c3. ~ northern Was 10 demand - 90 o. L. under
50 Northern track ~ hard. o2'-c. y
Northern fi7.- Northern GIG -Four quiet q 10
asa patents. 81 l0Is2 - flr taK-s. production
$3.50 bills. shipments. :-.slr iil- M.istgns Mhfk.t
tending - rfrt Hran IN huA quoted al 81 7jnt7
shots - Jess.
r9n,dephia. Aprl flog--No ctnnsc 70 note in ~
on pat nj. but tuyere s-nc,ay supplying 'heni.
rec0n; hand stocks when available -
lover Winter in small supply. hut orernss eluai
| t. requirements demand o14flnuce iighi Wheat
Prices advanced .c ~ ousn. eal or.rinss ns2' ana
ire disposition trade. f nifact wheat Apiil nom
mai. May and June 20. a73 July s.ai2'.. com
option shade ras'r VIII speculative trading
ana n~ export inquiry L"al CARROTS scarce and want
cd ~ mixed Alfii. 3iilr Ma. .'',G.@,i-t June.
,u3ja.c. july 80 3b.o Oats Demand f1r crflots
/ Iisiii with ampi. Offering rates. Futures
/ neglected and nominal ~ white Apr!. -. a2p'.c
Ma AMI June i.d2ic. July. @'H26 -. SlsatS re
nr.i ftlf demand and urch lget oth'r aiucl's Nh
changed
s.. Louis. Arrl o Flour nrm. unchanged Bran arm
ssckci. East Sie. 80 country points. iiHAsc. bulk
country points 49,. wheat lower. April. 6io nom nal.
Ma. i-i.o asked July. $40 ui corn lnw"r. AtT.L
a.. nominal. Ma @7u27i-o asAri July $50 a 4 l.
paia lower klii. i'c nominal. May. loNc. July. T."
nominal tsss nrm. fresh 60 i'uitcr nnchnugel Pork
steam choice - - Bacon shoulder. SIC. longs
H.c. clear rhs and sides. 5'.c Dry snit
Shoulders 80 longs and clear fihe sc. clear Sides
lIsh wines steady 81 q Wool nm, hanged. Bag
GIG 1fdcrf D., ~ T. 49, So. - = - Iron ties.
70 Twnr o.. Lead DUH lower. .oft VI ssorr aal Ic-
sl,cfizei s. 49, saes. |; cars a. g. -. spciter dun
| g.. asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. Il.
stations In NeV-1Ork foot az barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTIBIL LED TRAINS. ~ IINtN BUFFET
CARS, pINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNItLAlh.
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvil-. BasNlns
Ridge. Madison. Morris;own. Passaic Paterson. Boon.
ion;, Dover sisnhsps. NEWTON BrpHs LAKE. Axe
MOUNTAIN Washiaston. lHIILiIsBURG. EASTON.
WATER GAP. sTRDUDSEt re Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE. SANTI-
COKE RAINIER XFaRp A H6RwH Mont
VIE. UTICA RICHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. EI.MlRA
CORNING. FAITH. DAHSNIi.LE. BUFFALO and ali
points WEST NORTWWE.'T AND SOUTHWEST
7:2o A. M-BINGHANTON MAIL Stops at principal
600 A. M-BUFFALC SCRANTON BINGHAMToN.
TTIcA IuCHFlELD SPRI'Gs. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parl0r Cars con-
usct AZ Buffall With for hicag1 points west
100 p 81 SCRANTON WILKESBARRE ana ETMIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman Bune, Parlor Cars.
400 p M-SCRANTON WfI.KESBAURE and PIYa-
Ol'TH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Pail1r
80 u ,Dailyl.-Duunio Nes'ihu'ed Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. iNGIAMTON. ELMIRA BIF-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
Buffalo with rain for Chicago and points
o: 30 y NJ tDailyl.-Bt'TFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON i'TlcA SYRACUSE and OswEGO EXPREsS
Pullman BUFFET sleepers ......
TICKETS AID PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Park Place. i?o Broadway Tickets At ferry STAT 90
Droaiway. III ffh-ave l2'l-st. - West 25th-st,
oaI Ccunhus.ave New York: 33> AMI 26 Ful;onst and
1908 Broadway. Rsooli n Tine tables giving ful infor-
nation ~ al stations
check baggage from ho'el or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
tArthraci.e coal used rNclus.Ne.y)
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
on nd after March l. iSaG

tAnthraci.e coal used excusiye.yD
-Four Tracks Au,omatie Block signals
on ma after March L. is9G
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Nsuch chunk Sc.
$50 10 30 l:io T. Easton, \. N. 40 30 100
70 Easton'. ~ 80 1870: To Allentown " SUNDAYS.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-20

The current issue OF the Iron Trade
Review says: The ore transactions OF
the pnst week have included no large
lots, and the business for the rest Of the
season promises TO keep close pace with
developments in the finished end OF the
market. Summer consumption uf ore
by valley furnaces will be in marked
contrast TO that Of the third qunrter OF
1895. AT the rate OF shipments from
upper lake docks in May the equivalent
OF the ore already sold for 1896 delivery
though not the identical ore, in all
cascs--wil have been brought down by
the second or third week Of July. Tn
less heavy buying comes within another
month, the midsummer freight market
viii not be a strong one. Grain ship
ments have been light this week and
tonnage is quite adequate To all demand
from ore shippers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-20
Messrs. Stevens & Crocke

Messrs. Stevens & Crockett,
MEsABI who have the contract for
RANGE. stripping and mining the
Aetna. at Mountain Iron,
have force Of about 100, day and night
shifts, employed, and are making good
showing on the start.
At the Zenith about seventy men are
employed, the only ore being hoisted
coming from the sixth level, where devel-
opment work is being prosecuted. The
main shaft will be sunk another hun
drod feet this season, making $50 feet
in all.
The ID. & /. X. have been giving all
their track scales, both ore and mer-
chandise, thorough overhauling under
the efficient supervision OF Mr.. Frank l..
Berry, the well-known expert of the
Fairbank-Morse company, Of st. Paul.
The 100 ton ore scale Mt Saudan il
said to be without an equal in the United
States.
Jeffrey Bros, OF Duluth, who own con-
siderable land in 10, ISIS north Of
Mountain Iron, contemplate n rcsunp-
tions OF explorations on the property.
Capt. VIM. White, who is in charge OF
the Cincinnati, is working fair force,
and from 400 to 500 tons daily is being
raised.
The Minnesota mine has commenced
shipping its 100000 ton stockpile, the
loading being done with steam shovels.
The Minnesota Iron company IL con
Quoting diamond drill explorations on
"a, 63-12. east OF Ely.
Cole d Mcdonald, the drill men, have
had nm upright boiler OF nm entirely new
design built for them by j. +. Dacey 1T
somewhat resembles an upright Scotch
marine boiler, and II il is success they
will use this type Of boiler with all their
new outfits.
Supt. Smith has ut length found both
the walls OF his vein at the Southall in
1912 and IL is exactly 100 feet from
wall to wall, and the vein il easily To be
traced 1000 feet with this average
width. Two shafts are being sunk and
as SOON az depth Of 100 feet has been
reached n drift will he driven to connect
them.
Capt. Il. +. Waters. OF Duluth, was
Virginia visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Waters
recently made n sale OF the Little Mesa ba
mine, in which he was heavily interested,
and he says that in his case the panic il
at an end. Enterprise.