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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
quoted a, ssasYc Tor /. TO 10 10 average Picked

quoted at 6l,aS9c for IA TO 10 10 average. Picked
shoulders weak at SC. Picked hams steady at 9gotc
TAII.OW-weak: quoted nj 3ha3%c. $50. sTEAR-
INE-Wcak. Quoted: Lard 4sm5c; oleo i.c .LAhp
Weak: closed 430c nominal; city quoted at 3W,i
gales small refined weak. South America 4yoci Cont
closed al 4.fVc nominal for May.
ticE-The market was steady 20 firm. and local DC
mani continued liberal scale with the situation
helped by firm from abroad. southern markets
also nrm. We cuote Domestic. common To "r'ii-
nary. 3isu3sc: fair 90 good iuifc prime to choice
+A1jc; fancy. 5it0c head rice Gdp4e; foreign Petna
+tQsac: DO in bond 2*G3hc; Japan. 4h@'<o' Java
4Ni@c. Raneuon. 2h2S.c.
gEEDs-There was a firm mark", for all Enls OF
seeds but business only fair and principally ior
timothy and clover. Prices unchanged Quoatiohs
follow: Clover fair 81 !0ISi 30: choice TO
fancy $3.50. timothy. fair. S3dS3 30 for CARROTS: DO
high grade. si naxsscd. s5isc, g I New-York
STGAR--The market for sugar was dui"t, az
thore was nothing obaineble at the moment; stored
nothing old in harbor. Prices were unchangeu
centrifugal 30 test. quoted at 3rc: Muscovado W test
sugar 80 test. 2&c The London sugar mar
quiet unchanged for with Java quoeh NJ
lis and fair refining 6s. Beet was quiet hu, e'eaiy
present month quoted NJ ss lloyd ana next fnn'n
moderate demand. Some looking for lower price,;
market Ia oversold some Of the nara gInnes hu
socis running from 40, to a. Inclusive here ~ ~
distress. however. owing to DELAYED DELIVERIES, ~ WI.
country well supplied. We quote: Domlnos. ohc' cu'
loaf crushed SAC powdered and coarse po"aeIso
DC: graduated and fine granulatel 4Nc coarse s'au
lated and fine graduated. 41sc; contec'oie,s
s. 80; diamond a. 4Hc: confectionery A. 4'sc Nos g.
and T. Ate: g. 4.tic; No g i.3lc: NO l. y ~
s 30ic: NJ o. aisle: No 10. 3',c; No ~ &c; 40 IL
3.a4c; Nos IL and u BIC; No l5 33lc; No TO- Sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

, 4 Kun dried. u 7oeu 90 a. to brand

sSis s@ sEssa m, ;s
;rss s~ss sss e ia
tended ~ Son,s.a IN Ihes,
i%poSns N pr,s' eay liquidation Of May tn.
vcrp better crop news FROM the Wss and 0sV Ssr.h
,ns T%an report the latter especially
.Sm,ns Goyermsn, report due mex, saturday would
ago and ~:n'sr ,S wH Scma,lOn Of S. against "a year
asans sls c se COZ nrG s.S , yield at No. Ens a
Long wheat poured into S she mas from SV ali
quarters throushou the session stop being reached
Of traders to sustain the july Sp,ion and this
about &c mt hs r ,hn' month and May to
night The weakness. abroad stimulated by increased
d net loss a" oo fSp ne day S and y mS.
ssshn al msTn French markets, while easy in sym
ocai dcnend during the day was confined almost entirely
the .oaSourd amounting to sscooo bush
nad temporary effect In checking the heavy sales move
depression which continued right up to the cose. The
day ,a sales Of futures Ssrre ss s lscoco bush
which an enormous days trading for these dull times
and then tumbled with few stops Il 1876 reac,ns
N7 the last rev. .D to NJ re Vhsn NV, was @ Sq;5
the oyenen, OF May lisuidauon which has now been IN
weeks The long interest months in
lang ana EVIDENT assumed larger proportion: than
over question which puzzles the trade Many we'll
in the SSSe is were S'G s ss
SATURDAY and the shor, interest created on the drop
must be considerable On the other hand to-days de-
velopments showed that wheat had Few friends. and
little raying power Final prices to-day showed 2hq3c
net decline. latter months. Cash wh~nt was
unavorably Influenced by the decline IN options and
closed weak with sales OF but 22oo BUSH all for
follows No hard winter 10000 bush. private terms
b afoat: No Northern spring 1c 900 bush Nav ship
ren private terms; No . red quoted sc Nav.
anoat. nominal MAY closed re No / Northern,
Duluth. CSC May. afoat. 10 arrive. CORN
In view Of the unusual speculative interest In wheat
the market less neglected all lay.
although showing pronounced weakness in sympathy with
the break in the ch0icer grain Another bearsh factor
the weather which indicated better roads in
the belt and sequentlv prospects q
Tho cash transactions footed 1902 eco bueh.
Guiding $4,000 bush for EXPORT. follows: No corn
bush. c3c elevator and DO
private terms delivered: 60 private
anoat. Final prices for futures showed 's0a-c net
decline for the day. TIE market closing heavy OATS
The market for oats was quiet and generally weaker
in sympathy with declines In other markets. TIC weekly
Government weather bulletin stated that oats seeding
general throughout tie Middle Atlantic states Fur
Their west spring work he's been DELAYED aomewhat by
weather. Tho market closed inactive &c net de-
cline. cash weak with ssies ~ ~ 90 bush
including 10000 husf for eXr0rt. Details folovs
Track and unPradel white 15o0o bush g3dH9r unCrade1
rxe1 5000 bush DC: rejected white 200 bush 2'isc
No CLIPPED. 10 roo bush private c>nor; No .
cuo'ei ~ 90 elevator No 3 oats "lc; No white
&c: No white pc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,,,,u-o ,,-u : tspeciaD -Wheat-Bus thankful
,bov cot through without failures Started by
break OF ID at Liverpool and kept going by inoeah' May
udaon prices lost &c 3sc. and closed only lit
a., ,ar tho bottom May opened 6s4 to 6sac, sold
hvesn 6sisc and G5c and closed at G5'sc An incident
was the moving up Of July to premium over the May
July closing n eo7sc. About two months ago July was
- discount under May Prices everywhere were as weak
"a ,hev were here san Francisco or over &c per
oor,,i The LIVERPOOL decline the close equal TO al
mos. &c a bushel. N-w-York and s. Louis kept IN line
with Chicago The weekly weather crop bulletins report
cd some Improvement in those States which nave pse
reporting the lowest condition. There was point '"A'
the Government report Saturday would make the VIM.
wheat condition So against III last April wnish T T
suggest a winter wheat yield Of Sl5o93oW ous.e New
was Improved West. decidedly less ps "a ,@I
severe break in he Rsr soris but it was
ignored London declared the weather nran
France and England The crop bulletin. ,HwsfSrn re-
s S9y Mere NO 'efs s2a '@s rom The sea
T Tn "a, only an. consideration In the PHI the May
liquidation All the commission nous 49, nae ec"n, There
wos 70 s u9 ,t cash demandny 10000 bushels sold to
meas There was vas I hur export ''''''' '''
crS o S' i and closed the bottom May s2a from
with 2I5 estimated f9r - tho 1T-r,nss increasing
ss saS that exporters showing alarm the
r,tion Of corn demanding guarantee OF CONDITION
wh az, al bshes samples were PC The larges,
selling the day was by Bartlett raen anu
demand was principally from shorts The May selling re.
suited in slight widening out OF spreads Inc talent
here continues trarish
oats lost aGsc and closed at the bottom May opened
AT i7sc and closed lGi.a5Nc May Liquidation VAS IA
much the In this pit as IN wheat and corn
Samples were i.c lower shipping demand was poor.
The weather improving. Adyices In regard TO
panng are conflicting. is delayed In some states. pro-
crossing In others. There was heavy selling To-Day by
Barrett by Pattenalmost 100000 bushels for these
two Interests Seaboard cearances 223OoO bushels
There little widening or spreads as tho result OF
the liquidation go
Flax was here May touching zoe and closing ,isc;
closed Monday at 74c There was small falure-kieh-
ard Powell. =,
Provisions weak pork time losing DC. lard.
b07tsc. ribs i2i,IiSc. The close a little the
Hog receipts West were iarge-5sooo at the seven
points ilUO last In speculative way the
feature May liquidation there being more or rss
selling u that by all the commission people The
only support English packers. VINO took
about 10000 barrels OF pork and 800 terees OF lard
through brokers The cash demand still Tags The trade
believes IN a further reaction. 49,.
ON the curb puts on May wheat closed nj 63kc.
''cas' al 6Gk.c Puts on May were 23sc: calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. April 7. 1891
rrEVEs-Recc,pts As cars. $50 head: TO be
nrted 20 cars consigned direct local slaugheres and
% cars FOR market counting cars Already In the
% sale. ID cars at Jersey CITY
49,. IRIS al slxteth-,t buyers anxious
rb morning and generally slow market resulted clos
,ng nuiet but with tie yards fully cleared. Prices
oxen bulls were hardly quotaby changed and
ID grades u steers N some cases showed Little nrm
Drv cows. however. weak. In many Instances
@,ioe slightly lower than Monday No export demand OF
any Poor 10 fairly prime native sold
M - afs5 PEE i'1 ~ stays and at 81 JOJN 90
iis m 81 fOGS3 70. dry at 81 i5Is3 90 Dressed
80 gf.adv al 75gc per 10 for poor best city dressed
native sl~s Gables from London and Liverpool show no
n,ts-ia changes in selling values American be
Ing au5tel a. 1912 dressed weight American sheep 1T
ioc dressed ght. American refrigerator beef AT e&a
Ia r M The Majestic carried Liverpool to-day 24.2
quarters - beef for Ensmans Company, and the Boston
Citv 10 Brsio.. 20 cattle for fritchard Moore q 20
r. morrow the Bel aura for Manchester IL 10 take 134
cattle D. H. sherman. and the orinooo. for iermuia
II cnti- ana 80 sheep FOR various shippers
gsle-D Mcpherson Co.; ~ Kentucky steers 1922
n average 50 10 100 NJ: II DO l23s ~ at o5i
A. II7G ~ al O. ~ 10 do ll04 10 al 81 So do. li30
10 At S30ss 30 do 1857 n at - 10 bulls 1928 No. at
e. 10; do 1870 No. 50 30; do. 1910 ~ at 81 Is: do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. r.
STATIONS In New-YOrk, foot Of Barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
vESTIBULED TRANS; PtLLMAN BUFFET

r,rect route 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCI.AIR,
THE ORANGES Summit, Barrs rdsville. Baskinx
Ridge Madison, Morrstown, Passsc. Paterson Bon
ton Dover. stsnhope. NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE,
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Hackettstown. sCHooI.EYS
MOUNTAIN washington. PHII.LLPsBURG EAsTON.
SCRANTON. PITTsToN, WILKEsBARRE NANTI,
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
VIE UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACUSE OSwEGO ITHACA OWTsO FIMrRt
CORNING BATH. DANSNlLiE rtFFAT>O and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOt-THy s,ST "''
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
10 90 4. M-Cca,e Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINo-
CTSE and OSwEGo EMPRESS Pullman Parsr
Ger. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for cn!casc
100 p M~SCRANToN wITKEsBARRE ana TT vrp.
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars
400 y. = SCRANTON, WILKESBARRE and pI,YM-
oI'TH EXpREss Pullman Pure; Parlor Car "
1:30 p NJ Daily,-BuTao Yestbned Limited Exnre..
for sCRsNTor. BINGHAMroN, EL.MIRA ni'F
FALO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. Connec,ins a,
Buffalo trains for Chicago and points west, ~
SCRANTON. BINGTIAMTON. ELMIRA PATH ,,r
MORRIS ard Rt'FFAl.O. arriving Buffalo A. N 80
80 y. VI (Daly)-Bt'FFALO. SCRANTON BrNTUAM
TON, ITHACA. UTICA SYRACUSE and risWECO
Hetry Gaze & sons Limited. li3 Broaiway' u pas a.
pace i2o Broadway. Tickets ferry stations a,s
broadway III 4th-ave. l2ih st.: IVES, ,.s,s
o35 columbus New-york; 33s and zoe E,,,nn -
ana 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving mi, a.
formation at all stations. - ~
wFsTCrOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII c,u- ~, a..
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

r.brou,b trains leave New York foot Of
as follows and Aye minutes cartier from West IA
uD.San,ton Elmra. Buffalo, Bradford. Arriy. B,sr.is
s1.s - NJ Paror car % Buffalo. 1880
,s., ~ N-ystibuled Limited mail Daily anita
,,.in Tor Chicago. Via Chautauqua Lake arrives Cievc.
80 10 A NJ Chicago > T.. NJ Sieepers ~ ChIc.sa
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car;
M-Euifalo and Cleveland Nestibiled Exoresa
,riyes buffalo T:i5 A. NJ Bradford T:fS A NJ
ismsss5,sn s55 NJ. Cleveland 1915 p. 81 sleerers 70
nmao ana Gle, Gland making direct Tor
,,ait Chicago and the West.
S.As % M.-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fa,ls
nsiv solid train to Chicago. sleepers Hornelsyi.s
Chicago ana Cincinnati Dining Car. 49,
S,SIcK Frs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
aceommodaons at i'll lls 2di. tol and e57 broad
~ chambers and West 2sdst ferries, New,york, 23
ana 726 Fuonst., 100 BrcadwN bro'k,yn 2oo Hudson
s Tor and checks baggase from hotels ard residences
10 destnaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

ce,a s S.se IS s' le TSss rc' Re No
a sss %S;"' 10 %,":@'' yellow a@sa.e oats
I iJS. ~ T ysGS.c. NO rye sSi:i 40 bar
ey' nominal: No o b. 2S13oc: 30 { 0 b. 22c' ~
p bi s. taEs TO- arl per 100 H. 81 05aS4 ora short
b. sides loose icQS4 ~ dry so;tei should G5 (9:Se
a%Gsq FS Pc en- P9 a. $ Pro- IS us sssn Ea
change today the butter market easy creameries
lid9c darIes 9aiCc. cheese firm. ol-9i0c' eggs trn
Cincinnati. April Flour easy Wheat lower; 10 ::
red sOiEqS7c Receipts, $500 bush Shipment 800
mixed 2Ssa9 2IF RYE No steady 10 acsc Lard dun
sa9j Bulk meats easier s. ,'gS - Bacon easy 50 30
Tor spirits Butter steady Sugar and cheese firm Eggs
July. CaI.Goi.c: scptcmnsr c2'.c; on track no hard
en- 70 Northern 80 Slr n lover a' Ra,sn,
second d.. s2ase 90
r9aacpha April SMh'S Nav u and 2 re GTsr cSH
nal. Corn. isSa.e lower; ~ mixed April, 2.'sa2sc;
Nay White apr MAY Mny 'G june ana Iuiy @ -four
dull and io per s5 ssr wnis sTper 81 soS2 81
g s. % straight 50 oog.i io Esse,n winter e ear
s. sss So d. sT'sR .sa Ga - 10 80 P''sp S %
do patent 81 o0g$i 10; do avorte brands higher But
Pennsylvania prints gle. do johbng 22a25c Eggs nrm.
goc.i demand fresh nearby and do Western zoe Cheese
changed Ta!low steady Live poultry steady fair de
mani Fowls chickens. 9'1goc boosters, &C. ducks
ahsls Ol So ,ar 'T To sa ac oSsssn fancy
nearby 2aic Western do iogi2c' geese s@'e; er'il-
St, Louis, April 7put,er steady; ersamsry iS9slHe;
n msss oSbns. s s,ats 70 lard lower prime steam,
.sd s9 :. sS.' s ':H
Iss :; shond..s s2 extra short clear '
Toledo. April Wheat lower. weak; No cash. $40:
May s6sc Corn. active lower ~ mixed 20 oats
sS We S mixed anS Nav % EYE p aH
cash. - co oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore April : Flour dun unchanged. Wheat dull
and lower spot and month. 1igG1ic May 49, 1854
July lie asked August 703c asked stock 30 131 bush
sales. 5.Ooy bush; southern wheat by sample 11nIsc
C,rn easy, spot and month, -Y2c; May 2i3~121ac,
July 2ga204c. mixed 23a23isc stock, 25o9 Sol
bush. sales T2vpr bush southern white corn 2l2d3p,
do yellow. 27A 02sc Oats firm; No white Western
25a2Gc. No mixed d., 23412ic; stock i3lGi' bush
weaker lower 80 nearby 3Sc; western 81 ~
zoe stock lOl 1862 bush Hay firm FOR good choice TIM
ohy si3 - bid Grain frelghts dull and rather lower
Liverpool per bush 2ld May; Cork f.r orders
per quarter. Is 1i2d April and May. sugar hr'n. IN
changed butter weak UNCHANGED. EGGS and cheese
steady unchanged Whisky unchanged .
BCscn April Flour weak spring patents. 81 2Jr
81 40 clear and straight So Sg0s3 -, winter patents
q TJqsi clear AMI straight. s. 3JNSi -. Criminal
Firm ;iGGe, per bag: 81 41qsi - per Dbl Corn firm
steamer yellow 32'.c; No steamer :3tc oats steady
farcy clipped 2Ia d2nc. No clipped 2i'ln264c NJ j
clipped 35Q25i.c. M;eel quiet spring bran TO snjP
late and rail SIC winter bran. SO. middlngs sl3a
xix. Red Dog nour So 5OIsi5. Pork quiet; l,Ag ana
short cuts sl: ends si2 25as2 so backs S@Gs
hams pi.G9ac: lard. pure. itn3c; compound tgl'sci
bacon. sisq9isc Fresh beef firm: steers s. 3aSS 90
hind Quarters siO6sll -: fores. SGN % Lambs firm
mutton and yearngs S7sisc; veal HIgi9r Butter dui
Northern creamery Gle Western, 2og2c imitation; !"
fi4c; ladies' 9dilc Cheese dull; Northern lOplZc'
Western giedllie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
WEST SHORE R.K.

Train. leave w. 4:d St. Station ~ r. a. follows. sua
rs m earlier from foot Franklln st.:
s,sU A ii. Daily Local to Buffalo
I,iS A NJ Daily for Albany Utca. Syracuse, Rochss-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo cievclsnd. chcays
lii35 A. N. Daily. except sunday. TO catskil Noun
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake ueorse Psrios
Car Albany.
6,0O p 81 Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. NissaT Fails. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
9,4S p III Daily. except sunday. for Syracuse Rochss-
s;iS p 81 Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
cago and ST Louk
Time table, st principal hotels and ofices
G. II. LAMBERT, General Passenger AGENT
3 vandsrbit.Ava. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Lber,y. April Cattle steady; prime Sgs5 ~ %
feeders SO 1894 40: bulls and cows. -ts3 o.
Hogs active: prime medium ard hes, Workers, 81 2op
81 -: - fair Yorrrs. 81 l0FSi u nIg &'fD
s.: heavy hogs, 81 1854 ~ roughs. sass 90 sheep
lwer w0olcd sheep 81 tHii pn ciprsd sn'"p. c1oloe
o5as4 40 common 50 o0aS3 30: choice lambs. s. l0a
s. - good, 81 i0qs4 -: veal calves - 'Og
-.
Chicago. April Cattle that were fat and defira-
hle in auav were In good demand ~ steady prices.
Commoner lots slow and l0c lower. Sales were
on 80 75at % for fair dressed beer
up s. 5 81 30 for strictly choice be"Fe sales
largely - 25HS5: there more activity IN
sockcrs feeding mostly So 5GuSf 30. with
prime feTing cattle at 81 i0dSi 90 fcw calves sold
above 81 ~ There good demard for hogs NJ about
Yesterdays closing prices Common = good heavy pack
ing droves sold 81 7oGs3 90 and prime hogs weighing
300 rb sold 81 -. The greater part n the hogs
brought So gjdsi sheep were in good demand at further
advanced prices Colorado lambs soll up 20 So Other
sales lambs siNfsl 20; shorn hocks sold at
Sass 81 sheep so5 Sass - chiefly at 81 2iHSi 80
Rece pts-Cais 10 head h0g7 2i0y). sheep ID 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

,nass fine Western firm SOS; medium Western arm i5s
Wams"Short cut il 10 n dull 2s ci o. n
bnrland cut ~ 30 n dull IS o. snort rlo ~ 70
dul o7s long clear m'CGles light 20 70 81 TO- au -"s
ions clear mbdlss heavy 40 70 a. ID au - IS, s h
Ss Il 10 is steady ?7s "a sh9nlders-sanareS ~ - 20
~, lean finest white ard colored steady ois OIL
TaiIov- Prrc firm. IS Cd cpttonse oi-l Nv 81,
al roorsd er,n l5s 81 TurpentineSprts hrm Hls 3D.
b. pnn Common firm IS lo.d. Linseed OIL l5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

Galveston April 7-cottcn steady: mddlns Lie
.s34 baes sa.s, 2oi spnners A. Stock G,S'+
Norfolk April Cotton nrm middllns. re low mid
exports coslwlse 027: sales d3; stock. 1880
Kew Orleans April 1.--Cotton steady middllng.
i-iG; low mddns csc: good ordinary. $40 receipts.
224V bales exports the Continent no coastwise.
Savannah. April I-Coton quiet and steady, middnng
To- low mlddlng UHc receipts sol bales exports coast
wise 1854; sales i,l34. stock, Se3S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
1ge Of contract prices was as follows:

The cotton market advanced 2q3 points at The opcn-
ing early cables being quite good for ard
advices from the flooded districts being
Speculation. however failed up local selling
carried the market back yesterdays closing tof e
For the Of the session TIE narrow
featureess Selling checked by increased reports
Indifferent holders Of cotton and good demand
and American spnners. During the
trading Liverpool parties bought considerable The close
steady ora points below nights figures. Cotton
steady; riddllnR, 7Ssc receipts 4si bales
varied 20 sales lilo; spinners 5lo stock. 2socs.
Total today-Net receipts. 1874 bales. the
Continent s 300: stock 673.0lO Consodated-Net
oepts 80 Pa bales exports to Great Britain, IA s64 70
France, lS; 70 Continent. 2S5s6 Total since Sep
TENDER Net receipts s2 $50 bales: exports 10 Great
britain 753 Dos France GA 1885, 20 the Continent
: -, tho mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

stock 4 cotton In New-York today. 23o nos bales:
total stock the United States 6130l0 bales receipts to-
day. 7274 bales; this week. SO 254 bales:
since September 2s2 $50 bales exports
far this season have been 53 30S bales 10 France
Ola 100 bales the Continent, l73s SIS bales the
Channel 54s bales Estimated receipts New Orleans
100 TO 500 bales against 1914 bales
week and Hj bales last Estimates for Houston,
Pe0r bales against 8s7 last and Ina last year
Cotton Exchange snecial Liverpool cables spot cotton
hardening sales TO- 600 bale speculation and export 800
American 300 receipts 1000: mddng uplands i-32d.
Futures opened steady, BUYERS lat nights
closed quiet unchanged y point advance April 3eas;
Apri!-May 3G2i9s; MayJune. 3G2i4s JuneJuly 1921
JuyoAugust $62ias August eptember 3eoiss sepiern
berOctoher 3S5s; October November 34pIb; November
December, 3i7i2s December-Janusry. 347s: January
February. 347s. Manifestations dull and steady;
cloths quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
4 /. L L - n...A

TO PARLIAMENTARY BAi:iIMUHE md
For Philadelphia week DAYS 80. 500. 300, 1000
1870 Dining Carr a. NJ. 1890. 200. $3.50. 400 d3unet
PaIor Carr, 400, 500 Dining Car. 600 $50. 800 p
NJ 1915 night. sundays. 400 900. 90 1870 Dining
Carr A. NJ zoo 100. 500 dining Carr J.. ~. 1918
night
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 500 1900
II 80 Dining 4. NJ 200 800. 800 dining Carp
p. NJ. 12:i5 right sundays. 1000. Il - Dining Carr
A. NJ, 900 $500 dining Car =. NJ, i2i5 night.
Tickets and parlorcar seats be secured nj foot 1t
Liberty li3 lT2 2Gl. 434 9ii lao, 1879 Broadway
I37 9th Av, 81 East I4th ST., 1913 i2lth ST. rs
West Io5th ST. 25l Columbus Av. New York Court
st. Fulton Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg
The New York Transfer Company will cal -r and check
baggage hotels residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-08

800 % ~ n 8 g. s sas SoT " !, 'l7 4,
/; e. s' g ss III B. =. a :. . NJ At 81 rs d.
m Co su Ts 10 F'sP:Svins 'f.5 ls'
s. p ID a. 8 .p g. at lG32 g. 49, 81 T. s' o'' h. at
DO ,sS r. 4, one as 1870 iss' y Ss
r. i s. IL q sIT n at 50" do S7' b. at 81 a'
d. iiis b at 50; !: d. IL. +, at 81 81 10 DO
,s ill., 's ' y o. e. V rs % ?SS p d
$ Judd ( y: bulls, ess n. at 50.
George Disnbacs: bulls. o77 ~ at 50 90 cows iieo
"a curtis ,s. p s. s. 80 20 n bull 3 lee 49, r. at
~ bqesS i Sq r. s f - SO ~ "
Bailey ": T. bull 1900 h. at 50 IL: DO H.
to be soiiNai n, sistehs Good cows were in fair in
9ury. but there a slack demand for inferior
range Of reported transactions slats' each. calf in
sales-Huine & Mullen cow, and calves 500 30
s,f SaT ana anS ap fas'' "a So!
r. spsman: Si caw s eag co,yes sIsso each.
George Eosland: calves. s3oas4o each.
iSss head is;;sy Wy VI and aSs a
out general decline prices from Monday Of &c per
10 The pens were July cleared the reduction Poor
selections reaching 81 10 CITY dressed veaIs weak a,
Gildo, pe- 10 Country dressed solI NJ .1-c. IlttIs
calves al 3u4c ' ~ '-'''4@' '
ssles-Hume q Mullen: : vcals 1872 N average at
% 81 10 s 40 !. 3d. as Is q o. so ,G a0 at s a.
10, m M s5. 40 Oh N a. q. "a "a a, 40 :,
George DiIenbock. * ~saIs ~ y, a, e. ~ on a.
1871 M n, * o.. ieo a. 100 ", -, a. % a. o- ~ a,
81 10. IL do los n AZ "a 10 c,ircs o., ~ a. e..
yearlnc 800 n ar ~ o5 " '' -" ~ " w.
7 p Nelson. n veors tas ", n, {, IN. ,.o 40 ,o7
N AZ e, ian puraIo a. 90 y, 49, e. - w. ~" w. i-'
watsb t,Jr,r r. a. 100 ~. -, -, ~ -, s,-.
~ cn,ts,, On yo,. 30, -, 80 NJ - 80 80 ~,
's IL w. " =" 90" v 10 ~, ~,
az ~, ~ 49, 100 'o at 60 ~ 40 Tx 10 AT - -
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