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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. April s. 1891
EEEVES- Receipts 40 cars eco head a single car
[, be exported and consigned direct 10 local
saugh,erers No trading live cattle o-dly. Feeling
reported firm anticipated light receipts 10 morrow
Dressed BRET steady 5ayc per for poor prime city
dressed native sides Cables showed American
ing I0ul and Liverpool At lMi2' per n, dressed
weight. white at Glasgow the op price was l2'sc Amer
can shecp quoted at Liverpool AT 12Gic H. dressed
weight although London the MARIE, considerably
over than Liverpool prices ranging from i0iani2c
dressel weight American refrigerator beef pimiOr per
m The lelaurd carried Manchester to-day i5i cat-
Tor H. n Sherman the Orinoco bermuda. II
cattle and ~ sheep FOR various exporters
IAfNI.s- Receipts lOf head all for the markets.
jersey city and 10 At the uptown yards There
ouotabl- changes the market to-day. Trade ruled
,,ue offerings. with pfices
ti.reI At tie point noted yesterday. Nothing
"a, s5ll At the finish Poor prime vsalg gg0iae
81 n. although q few choice punches &c
s, IL cy aressed yeais quiet AZ GSspsiic per n:
wv dressed slow at 447isc: e calves easier galsc
ssrs-B vs. II yeas. Ia n cv~rase a. ~ per
40 ID: II d. al H. al S. d2is do. 40 u. az s.
Hume e Mullen u vrals, IFS II. at g..
i p Nelson: yeals l33 H. al 81 H.
H. Mcpherson co: - Buffalo veais. III H. at
81 ,1i. ,,,. ,,, ,,, -, =.
drc, - butcher. ~. Ii3 head. counting
he sook ted yesterday there 81
,ae-3it Jersey Cy ana ~ .iXteth~st. There was
conn afai.seiy Hts busGeas transacted bat lambs IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1897.

most Instances sold fully NC 10 above yesterdays
ruling figures and there general upward tendency
noticeable to the whole market About "A cars were
,,nso,d M the close No clipped stock changed
ordinary To- fairly prime uns'orn sheep sold AZ usJ
per n choice unshorn lambs at ~ ,:No VIZ
Drcfsed mutton 7aoc per N; dressed lambs st0l0isc
e,ios- ID Ncpherron Co.: 1856 unshorn Buffalo lambs.
50 n, average AT so G21s nor 100 M
$ Iudd q 90: 2oT unsh0rn Buffalo lambs. CS 10. AT
50 ~ TT, o. >, o., 60 "a
VI Collins 1s5 unshorn Western lambs, \, No. at 50 20
u Harrington 30 unstorn Buralo lambs. ~ 10 at
90 20 ISL unshorn Western sheep. 100 III, nj 81.
Ttunc Mullen: unahorn state sheep 80 10 az ~ 90;
burks lao N M 50; % spring limbs. at 81 20 each
HOGS Receipts or I23 head. including 80
head on saa. steady Mt 81 2jnsi ~ PEI iop 10 Tor In
fer 10 GOOD state hogs Country dressed hogs quoted al
4hIcisc nor H. for extreme range e..,. -,
ssias Hume G. Mullen late Yesterday: state hogs.
iGt n average NJ 81 80 ner 100 10; y d. 40 10. at
g Ip1d & Co today 1913 Ohio pigs ia TO- at ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

y
COTToN-The strength Of the statistical position on
ssn ana he nnfnyoTsee outlook o. ne neYt c a a
~ eNpoT'er ana spnners without leading TO speeua,ve
STa GAYS past has been he s2ns ean . of P SUP
1red sales Of oAe+ bales spot cotton several oner los
u magnitude are rumored 70 have changed hands eK
have taken 2G bales Including 24N bales shipped by
fe Ssh Su ,6 s se own N, Tear wSv bp Samples
paving i s satd. full qnoaiions sp:nners have s,so
bu, getting only s9l bales eeeher Reports OF nrm
or ava ,nsfa he ro,d.rs - ne srot cotton verv ni-
The for deliveries opened quiet but
s n fa5 H a'ei S se aei raied 10
o,ts folovi1r Indications of p demand During tho
ernoSn the phases Of the market ~cT. decidedly bnsh
buy speculation continued to sse and he s:a ~, ir9ders
and less sensational Tho advices from Fall River Pointed
lor spot goods AID 2Nc for contracts Afternoon wires
from the South stated that but l'tle spot cotton was f9r
POINTS with total sales Of r. 700 bales Spo: cotton mar
ke firm and unchanged: mddling upanda quoted ~
and madlins gulf 7c Total sales 4aA bales n1nd
shipment and go bales spinning win nddns cotton
quoted other & markets were as I0Ts ,ea5T
sales 1850 bales at i-ieo Mobile quiet sales 90
& Memphis steady. salc. 1850 bales at 7c Augusta
sae a, & ari e:Ts az quoted at 7e wnne,o1
steady; quoted &c. Louis que, and steady quoted
a sohaass special ysTRGol ss S,,, o0ien
ns.a 5aes oo S.ce e1s $40 AmeS saa 4o mid
ding uplands 1870. Futures quiet; buyers a, Esd
fsi rs GG Sac Sea hP az P Ap MI sae May
'ine 800 : Junc,Iuy. 36liA Il. Juy-Augus.. 3Gla b;
August September 1894 September October, 35a r.
october November 34S y, November December 3fSi1 =
lecemoer January. S4o Y Manchester-Yarns quiet and
firm: cloths dull
Ncvv-Yorx receipts today bales: exports Cont
ro-, bales: stock 29 l53 bales: total receipts
DAY. bales: thus Ia this week 81, $50 bales,
a. go bales last week and 1926 bales last
Exports today . Great Britain. 4&41 bales 10 CONT
rent T4io bales total stocks at the ports TS o6O bales
BOMBAY weekly showed receipts during the
asst Be 52OD bales. against 5000 bales last
,ca- Total receipts January !. IA. 900 bales.
gains: 600 bales last year. Shipments this week,
tsles against 52co bales last year, making total
n}rrnerts January | $50 900 bales,
pared with $1,000 bales d The amount aioat
niles Estimated receipts az New-Orlesns to-
,o,sr,v 500 bales. against lNG1 bales last week
r1j 1902 year. Houston receipts tomorrow
estimated 1870 t.al>s against actual receipts last
week u bales and 477 bales last Receipts at
houston TO-DAY 81 haes. shipments 2.Ip4 bales. Mem
,.hs receipts. 211 bales. shipments 500 tales. ST Louis
receipts Is Lsra. shipments l.G42 bales
The rage Of contract prices was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

unfavorabe contributed additional interest to the bull
side during the session Final cables brought OF
net decline OF Nd In the Liverpool and drop OF
a. marks at Berlin. the latter. however. without much
eHect on the local market The export demand
cne oul. card to-day. II showed that Europe stu
wants American wheat. At Chicago IL reported
e9"V bushels had also teen taken for export
9lcauohs mat more was working Final prices for the
cay showed net advance Of .pic night
ssn sass amounted 70 10000 bushels. Including $500
rusnes NO hard Manitoba. private terms MAJ June.
1WWV unsh No Northern spring private terms. May
suhc $500 bush ungradcd. private April May:
20 red quoted &c over May afoni. nominal: May
crossed az '3c; 40 Northern Duluth quoted Gao MAY
% aloat 70 arrive: No 3 hard winter May price
anoat CORN-There fairly active trade
corr day and little higher range % prices. with
covering or shorts induced by the rally wheat ami
weather IN the corn belt which Is calculated - reard the
movement and delay spring work. The close
s'eacy NJ &c net advance last night. Export
houses took 5000 BUSH and the total cash saes
gated 5000 bush. as follows: No loo hush 2ac
elevator; No corn. 5.C0o bush 30c delivered do 5000
oush private terms afoa 10 "a bush ~
over May afoat. .OATS-Specuative interest In
THIS market was rather light all day although he under
tone showed considerable strength owing urfavoratle
reports from the West. where seeding Is being delayed
by storms. Shorts covered little news, AMI
prices left OF at about NC advance last night The
cash business footed $4,000 bush. INCLUDING 2D'Ol
buah for export. follows: Track unerndcd white.
1000 bush 23R29c: ungraded mixed eC0) bush private
terms. rejected white. 1000 bush, 22i.c No . white
clipped 10000 bush. private terms. export; 40
quoted Pc elevator; No 3 oats 2Ic No white. Gle:
No white. 23c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

Chicago. April (specIaDWheat did tho thing every
body expected u recovered % the break
wednesday,. At time prices slowed recovery u
Ia last nights close. All this however. was
not retained May opened al CO.. cents 70 G6sa cents
sold between 4 cents and GU. cents ana closed at 6
cents The july opened at siigh, PREMIUM but closed
the anxious cover. There signs
peozrd Tb o sas o p5 her w'E did mot pa, exrcd
$3.50 bushels There clans u very large export
Baltimore. ana 10 Boston. some export authorities,
howeyer dii not c2nlrm these figures It was agreed
on resting orders In general way today saw re
Some bulls who had sold out IN the panic reinstatcd
themselves. shorts, as rule were glad to take profits
fully In yesterdays break on ms side Liverpool opened
81 I'D. but recovered TWO thirds OF this The break
wednesday Northwestern receipts not very large
cars against 2 year s"aboard clcarances
current that the winter wheat prospect did
h9s r g,e over Eur but ony s9 Of
the calls were good at the close
share Of rs Wednesdays decline. about half ~ IT, Nav
opened 27t cents, sold between "3N cents and 23s
cents closed 23'sg23 cents There torrents
~ rain more was promised today Shorts inclined
take profits. TIE inspection was 30 cars. with $50
seaSoaTd 7tSgo Sgs9sls. me market
started Fast charters reported bushels
cash in spite q the bad weather offer
nes were slightly Increasing Seaboard markets were
ala, 10y an excellent cash demand Sales here day
yesterday aggregated about 10000 bushels samples
opened 1919 cents sold between 1874 cents bid and
l6,. cents. md closed ~ lG's cen,s .,., ..
ord and ribs closed "Wednesday. Packers
Oa gi'' Te ro Syas were g o WITH a s es
mated FRIDAY. The Engishmen. who have been bulls
N pr'v'elona all through to break Of the last fortnight
continued give tho market determined support
On ne curb puts May WHEAT closed a, 81 cent?.
calls GI's cents. Puts on May corn closed at 23'4T
20. cents: calls" az .3il cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrour, trains leave New-lOfk foo. o: Che,,Aar..,
as follows and i've minutes earlier earlier from West :s,
niorbor;on Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Bu;,sH
IA, ~ NJ pa.ior Bu6alo. '~
,oo - N.-Ve5,lbuled Limited fast mail Daily so,li
rain Tor Chicago. via Chouauqua Lake arrives cisys.
~ !. 10 A NJ. Chicago y. VI. secpers 10 CHICAGO
%eSeland and C.acinnati Dining car;
M.-BuffaiO and Cleveland Vcstlbuled Exnresa
NH, 80" srriycs Buffalo 1913 A. NJ Brsdtcsd 1:i5 A NJ
,amss,swn SIS 4 NJ. Cleveland 1915 T. NJ seepers n
aIo and cleveland making direct connections or De.
irolf Chicago and the West
"S,as - M,-ya Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fa,ls
D.ny Solid train Chicago. Sleepers Horneisvil:S
.nieaeo ana Cincinnati Dining Car
800, t,TS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AID PULLMAN
acromn,oiaons Ill lls 2Gl. s0i and l57 Brosd.
,o3 I,,wery $50 Eas, i.J,het and 81 West 18TH
s w's chambers wes, 22ds' ferries Newyerk; sss
~, -,c T,onst Broadway. BROOKLYN; 800 Hudson
a toboken aad Jersey city station. wss;eo,t Express
calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels aad residences
10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH

East Liberty. April s-Cattle- steady; prime so1(,
l0 feeders So 1884 40; balls sings ana cows sI ~
81 Active. urine medium ard best workers. ~ ~
T 81 common to fair Workers - lo9st 10 pigs 81 W
asa: heavy hogs - 1884 81 rougha s3ils5 30 -, -
steady: vcoad sheep iOfst %: wooded lambs 81 20
81 0o clipped sheep choice "a 2,gs4 y: c"iho"' s'V
So Is chorc 81 OuS3 %: veal calves. - 3VdE', =,
Chicago. April Sin cattle prices were rs'aug " ~,
fairly well held Comparatively 70" sales W.T., w., s"alc.
az 81 3ods4 50 There good st"ca H anu l1 IA
,role most offerings selling NJ 81 'oGSl w caves s'
at s3ls5 %. verv few bringing 81 5ns' ." huyeFs "i
hogs managed force decline ~ ABOUT &c; Wv D,
heavy hacking lots sold at 81 C00s3 No. PIGS au DEE s
weights were numerous Trading IN s'fp ar az
ortiyo common to strictly choice hcep were wahe ~,
81 ojasj o5 bringing 81 ?5ns1 lanns s' ON
the basis Of T50s4 - for The poorest 70 SHS -
,sr ~ cbo,ce Westerns with choice Coorahoa nrn az
81 YearIrge sold NJ - 5O@$j ~ and shorn amps ~
si1sa 81. Rec pts-Caitle. s'"o head' "'sS' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
DEL. LACKANANXA AND WESTERN n. r.
ChristOpher streets.
NESTIbt bEn "nINTSCrI IictrT "er Ell

D,rec, route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAIR,
TuE, ORANGES, Summit, Barnarisvlle, Baking
Ridge Madison Morris;own fassaic. Paterson Boon
ton DSvsr. Stanhoepe. NEWTON. BupDs LAKE.
MOUNTAINS. Wnshnston pHILIJpsBuRG. EAsTOS
scRhNToN PITTsToN. wlI.KEsBARRE NANTI.
r ross pIHSiiAMTo% oxFoRD. NoRWicH ws,sr-
we. I.TIcA RlCCnnFIEI;;p sPRIMGs; Cortland.
CORNING. BATH. DAESNIILE ~ FyAro and Ill
points WEST. NoRTHWEsT AND sOUTHW SsT
500 A. M.-BINGHAMroN MAIL. Stops at p-.neipa,
10 90 A. M-(cafc Carr BUFFALO SCRANTON BrNo
HAMTON Utica RrCHFIEID SPRINGS SRA
CI'SE ami oSWCGo EXPRESS pullman Paro,
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains Tor CHICAGO
100 ' p M@scRANToN wILKEssARRE and rLMrnA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
400 p M-scRANTON. NII>KESPARRE and prYN-
OIiTiT EMPRESS Pullman Buffet paror Car "
7:3O p NJ Daily)-Buffao vestibu.ei Limited rxnre,.
FAIO Pullman Dure, Sleeping Car C6nnsc,ine a
$40 gsno Sh EnprS.s Pa pon's s,ss.
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. EINiRA BATH NJ
MORRIS ari BrrFAtO arriving Buffalo S n ''-'
$50 p " CDany)-BrFFAT.p, SCRANTON BINGItaM
TON. ITHACA. UTICA SYRACUSE and osWFS;o
EXPRESS pullman Rnye. Slee9ess. INV
TICKETS AND PUIL.MAc ACCOMMODATIONS n,
Kerry Gaze & Sons. Limited. liS Broadway Il PARK
broadway III shave. cor 10Th 50 Yves; jeS,h
23s cou,nbus-avs New York: 3Ss and 700 raton-s,'
ana 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fu,i in
Formation ct all stations. ~' IA
WEsTC,OTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call ,,- an.
,reck baggage from ra's or residence % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
sor.ruERx COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah April s-Cotton quiet and sealy: mddling.
IL. low mi1dling 6sc receipts 1873 bales;
wise OjJ bales sales. 800 bales stock 1851 bales.
Galveston April O.-Co'ton steady; middlrg l-l6c;
low mili!lng li-l6c: good ordinary 5-Gc recepts
i3 bales exports to the Continent 753 bales
so bales: sale Loss bales. spnnefs 10 bales stock
CO. bales.
Norfolk April s-cotton hrm; middlins. 7,c: low mid
ding C,c. rood ordinary 3i6c receipts j2 bales.
rr-s coasiwise bales; sales 10 bales stock 1880
bales
S.-Orl.ans April S.-COtton steady: mdiing. i-IG,;
l.v midr,ing G,.c. good olinarv Gc: rcrcipts
ialns exp1s Great Britain. 13iT bales; sales. 44JO
bales: stock 30 i00 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
11nhlic Notitcs.
* FAILED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH THE

~ work and the 81 the bidder Endorsed
thereon. Will be received by the department OF Public
Parks Offices Arsenal Building sixty fourth street
and Fif;h avenue. Central Park until oc.ock p ~. OK
Monday. April r. 1907. the following named works
No. /. FOR FURNISHING, ALL LABOR REQUIRED
TO COMPLETE THE EXcAXATloNs N ,, EARTH'
Of SAME NEcESsARY F9k The ToTNDATL0 t r, or
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART IL CENTRAL
PARK, INCLUDING ALL NECESSARY EXCAVATIONS.
TERlAis.. BEsIpEs rRoTEcr1oN TO THE EXTsTIMG
BOILER AND DYNAMO HOUSE THEIR APPURTE-
NANCES AND CONTENTS.
TERIAI.s REQt IRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF
RFFRIGERATING PLANT IN THE AQUARIUM IN
CASTLE GARDEN BUILDING IN BATTERY PARK.
For particulars see city Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W s2l ST. Station. N. y. Is follows ana
Is m, earlier from foot Franklin st.:
$40 A N. Daily. Local to Buffalo.
,s,iS A Daily FOR Albany CIca. Syracuse
,er Bunalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
1l::t5 A. NJ Daily except sunday 70 ca:kll Moqa.
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake 0eolge ParIss
Car ~ Albany,
600 r NJ Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. DstroE
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis.
y,45 =. n Daily, except sunday for Syracuse Rochss.
ter and pusalo
sis T. 81 pay for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buaao. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Ch
cago and 81 Louie
Time table, at principal hotels and Offices
G. H. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
6vanderbIlt-ave.. New YoiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
COURT,

~ caco-l Judicial District. Westminster county
=, ,he r,attsr OF The application Of Thomas Giroy as
Canr,Issoncr OF pu5c Works OF the city o, New York
-. n,J IN pursuance OF chapter 400 Of the Laws Of
lisa FOR the appo!ntn cnt OF Commissioners Of AY-
pa's"ts. orre,l Dam Third Supplementary Proceeding
p.,,fc notice here by given that the report u David
asnn George Caulncld AMI Frederic snornart who
appoated commit fioners of Appraisal In the above
,,,isi " after orders OF the supreme Court bearing
Tn.es q, Decemhcr 10Th 1876 February 10Th 1897. and
March Tth 1894. respectively. was fled In the West
..e.L.s,er county Clerk Once. March 18th. 1897
Noticc Is further lven that an application VIII he male
- confirm said report special term 81 the supreme
CONT 10 held the Court House " the Village OF
Whits plains the'sth day of May 1877 the opening
~ me that Gay. thereafter counsel
can be heard.
Dated April |. 1eo! - -
FRANCIS N. SCOTT
Counsel - the Cooperation.
TrN.n Boxr N.u. N.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
BALTIMORE &, OHIO

LeHye New-Iofk. loot OF Liberty St' ua>J'
CHICAGO z p. m. and L. ID night $3.50
piITSSuRG; SS ex ,; sun. sun i2io night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 500. 10 DINING carr.
iI.3O a IN. Dining Car) g $3.50 dining Carr, . DINING
Carr p. No. IL - night sunday. 10 'Dinn2 carr, II ~
O.. Dining Carr Dining carp. dining Carr. L.
night.
NORFOLK. II 20 n. daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 D. n sunday
200 y. M.
All trains nrc Illuminated with Plntsch Light . 80
Ohces ii3 172 oGi. 434 i.140 B'way. 81 r. 14th ST.
?7 Bowery " Y. 800 34t Fuitons' BROOKLYN: station
foot OF Liberty ST. " G. r. r. OF y j. BasSase checHso
from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy; 10 2
spns wheat GedcG'c W red s?sgs4c 70 ,-c 2
No 2 white I o b. 2o5. q2I'.c; No 3 white. b. Is;
x rye sic No barley nominal; NJ b. 2sg :,
ICED So 81 o. pork. per Dbl s. ojaSS TO- arl
per 100 10. 81 o7is short rihs sides o3sH - ,nss
boxed 4H44a.c: whsey. distllers finished goods per
gal 81 IS sugars cut loaf j.6'c; graduated o0lc on
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market vas
iCi, lose Eggs firm: fresh. si,@9c.
red s7assc Receip,s 5000 ush shipments bush.
Rya s sieaay no 70 aeassc Lad steady 81 o. Blk
steady s. 75ast s. Bacon Gu", s. 5oa$3 90
active and firm. Sugar firm Esss hriner' 7isc.
Cheese steady.
80 SortEern' lie; May G77se corn steady 80 . 25c.
unchanged: No white. ire. Barley steady No :,
SOC; sample. 24IG3lIac. Rye lower; No l. 33i3c
Minneapolis Apri, s-wheat steady; May e5s.qG5a.c;
July. 16hc; September G3'sc; No hard, CSC No North
ern Ole. Flour unchanged
cop,es sls AD P S9a aai and ss jury
g%, a o May 9G2 a jung ana july nominal oats
MN; No white. April May June and July. 2tx02lc
vana prints 2lc. DO johbns 22g2jc. Eggs nrm fresh
nearby and Wcatern loll0sc Refined sugars quiet but
steady. Cotton firm Tallow unchanged Lyc poultry
stendy: fowls and chickens 94qI0c: roostcs &c. ducks
Haze Dressed poultry quiet and fowls lower; fowls
choice 9}ac do fair TO good 9c chickens fancy Western
2Q+c Western d. 100 2c geese 3aGc broilers i5dlsc
Cheese unchanged.
St Louis: Apr: s-Ru,e- steady creamery. iGa2ilsc;
mes, ioSbns S soass 80 Lard steady prime steam
s. aZh: choice $! 20 B1eon~I'oxed shou:dsTs 81 %;
salt lneasBoxed shoulders 81 s2Is extra short clear
s. IS; ribs. s. OH; shorts. IS IL.
Toledo April s-Wheat higher active; No cash. s6s.
active steady; No . mixed ire Rye dull weak: No 2
cash. 3isc Clover seed actiYe steady prime cash. 81 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

Ily4ruool April s. 3:45 D. Wheat -Sp1t No 2 rel
Western winter stock. No red Northern spring dull
at is ID corn-spot American mixed new. steady a,
=. Md otd do g loisd futures steady April
. nd May Is 0Ad June. - 81 Flour dgll - Louis
fancy winter SIS n Hops N London Pacific Coast dull
A. GjdNJ- Extra India mess firm az 5Gs 81. prime
mess arm al ~ Cd Porl-Irme mcas Western fine
nrfn AZ SOS medium Western. nrm at i5s Hams-Short
cut - /, 10 10 dull i2s 81. Bacon C.inberiGnd cut,
y u dull at 2ss Cd short RIB 70 10 "a IT, du a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADEI.PHIA; nAi,IIMOKE md
For PHILADELPHIA. week DAYS. $50 500 200 1000
1870 DINING ,;ar A. NJ, 30 200 800 400 tBun.t
Parlor Carr 49, 500 DINING Carr Goo. 30. 300 p
NJ. 1918 night, SUNDAYS i3O. 800 1876 ll:3o Dining
Carr A. ~. 200. 400 BOO Dining Carp y. NJ. 1913
night. -
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 500 1000
II 80 DINING C.r) A. NJ. 100 80 500 DINING CAP
p. ~. l:l5 night. SUNDAYS 1000. Il3o (plnirs caD
A. NJ 900, 500 Dining Can II. NJ. IL ID night.
Tickets and paror-c'r be secured al foot "
Liberty i3. lI2. 20 434. 94+ 40 1872 Broadway
1871 9th Az 81 East 1+th S., iJ3 East l25th St 2S
West 18th ST: 25 columbus A. iEew-Y9rk curt
The Transfer Company viii ca. for ard check
baggage from hotels or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT.
Counsel - the Corporation.
. Tryon Row. New York Citv.

s7s long m,ddes. light. IS 70 ~ 10 duh at 2s:
niddies Heavy ~ 10. dull 25s
clear nddes. heavy, - 20 30 10. dull at 2s ci clear
bellies II 10 No. steady at 2Is Cd Shoulder SQUARE
II Is H. stNDfv AT 2js LarlPrime Western dull at
rs 81. Cheese DULL finest American white AMI coored
5Ta Taow-Prine city, Arm at lss %. CottOnseei oil
Liverpool refined. firm at los 81. Turpcnne- spirits
nrn At 2ns NJ Rosin--Common firm at Is i0sd. Lin
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

COFFEE The coffee lsrke; was weak throughout ms
session The opening "a. developed barely sea-y zee
with prices over 10 10 points. THIS caused
y renewed heavy receipts R'o and Santos and weak
rse-tied European markets. The local spot Wdfktt
pronounced weakness also and al quoia were
res'rcte3 aluos; entirely 20
aai neefs tLs tofbiug department, sales being made
on he basis 4 7c No Rio invoice lots and &c for
fobbirE parcels During morning trading in futures
gas light entirely % ID local character sa..s i0-oay
rrachins Further weakness in larre caused
secr. or points early in @terncon with European
hol ses conspicuous sellers The decline was partially
by continued deliveries from warehouses; In
MS country during the las. three cayc have ex-
ceedcd the deliveries Of last week Bulls were dis
oo-aas y re10r;s OF large amounts OF coffee s a. In
terror points BAIL, which was shortly 20 De mar
indications a breaking crop with con
tnuel favorable weather The market CLOSED steady OF
- yOn'a win total sales reported OF
g $50 bags TIE visible supply FOR this county compared
with year shows u 28D13S bags while
visible 1917 34j bags smaller man
day. Yesterday Cuyier cleared from san
"a with g bags Immediately after the ca. the
members closing The Exchange on Good
iHiiday and the following Saiur1a..