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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

msa isd s ," Gss g ss Gass S1'R ss;
ss SAy sSs SI1ssas IS sS: 'oSs Esq.,
,h sgs OS the mae
3d. sSS 's1: ~ M Ditch s. scg T1 SPIRITS
Chimes 70 aa Sey rS 81 Common G god
s1TsH'f g 81 sa 81 sI' a. 81 a'asa lo
Win s9sa d. 9Hss ss
S I'D: eiiR "a: u sd NswGss'f sd An,~' r.
2 9 9op oIs: 49, 2 49,, ad ysrpe
100 H. ioc Fn SiGHTs AND CHARTERsmTra r, T., &
creased INJURY rates are without quotabie change steam
frsghs show Without IN Change the basis
about p lod on grain To oorh .O
:s: sss' a@. ssI + da.
9s Ca chartered abroad 'h ehae9ed abroad British
meaS BI s9 ' sSp 80 ay eo
% henee to JaHa ac zoe ZIG r $50 tons hides
Busno, Hyrss and up G:H tons slaves
cadl son Domingo sns t%"S pSya
ESQ ton "%Os 81 @ schooner So
Der Pensacola to private terms bark 90 TONS
lumber Charleston Boston s. G2 ssnoos seboo" 'S s
tons stone Hurricane Island 10 Maypor soc; scnoon s
sst tons stone SPs Ann to s Ma0t COG
oILsTbe market coOnseed oil was OF scni
and the undeOne steady sympathy Nth The I'm,
hog % ooe ohs Prime D crHdc s5c asked pr.
crude o b mills I5i3nlGc prime summer yeiio" 20 "a
Prime White 25laa20c; inseed American raw S2o""c'
American boiled :iiq35c Calcutta raw 'Oc. ..,.
pROVISIONS-The market for hog products was ~
advance in grain. Demand was chiefly In ihe way 81
Covering shorts .PoRKouie, Quoted: Mess Is 'oa
family 80 short s. gs cass s. ism 50
SO 5o packet S soa$9 so extra India mess x SisgSi' 90
49,. BEEF HAMS-Frm. Quoted: 81" ''pS-o 90 :;
DRESSED HoGs-steady Quoted: Bacon, -; iUo No.
quoted 5aizc 10 II Plckled shout
ders easy at 5a5hc Picked hams steady at Dp9isc
TALLOW-Quie Quoted 3,nJ9sc. 'sIbahinEs-
quiet. Quoted Lard 4'.c nominal: oeo. &c .LAtDI
S30a395c; refined steady. Quoted: South American ooo
Continent 4tjc, compound. c'5. t9fisc' Nese.h y 80
kicE-1here very slow trade to-day IN al ma.
rice. but the market firm. The spot supplies ot
foreign rice limited and some buyers are turning
their attention domestic grades. Primary markets
telegraph firm conditions. with fair local demand NJ the
ordinary, 3Isq35.c fair good 4a4sc: prime 10 choice
47sg5.c: fancy, 5'.aGc head rice, GdGhc; Pana 4ha
44c: do in bond. 24,Q3lsc; Japan 4494sc Java "A
4asc; Rangoon in bond. 2g27sc.
within the following range: Glover. common to fair
SO 50Qs7 80; choice to fancy obbing lots $3.50 Tim
othy fair CARROTS. $3gs3jo fancy, jobbns lots So $50
81. Flaxseed. S019c, c Z. York. -, -
SUGAR-There practically holiday In the sugar
market to-day and important business was transacted
There close holiday in Europe and no reports came
s-G2c for 90 test Centrifugal 2a32c for - teaS aius-
covado and 2l-52c Tor ~ test moasses sugar i'1l
market rules steady. with prices urchanged we quote
Dominos SC: cut loaf 5isc: crushed a'sc: powdoIeI
4sc; powdered 4Ec. granulated - ine granu-
lated 414c; graduated AS; extra hne Eraig
4ssc: cOnfectiOEers granulated 4c; cubes lac %ANN
powdered, 4.c. mould \. AAlc: diamond A. AIS coaec
ioners, A.. *; Nc T. rs ~ 4'.e: g. as: 70 :
3s.c; No 10 3@,c No H. 3i.c No t. 3sc. No u. 33c
No a. 3l.c: No Is. 3.lsc; No l6, 3lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

mand and fowl. oro working out moderately We quote
Freshklcd turkeys average lots sgloc; nro,e's n and
dolphin. 22a3Oc: chickens Phadeipnia nd fowls
western mixed Sasc: fowls. State. PENNSYLVANIA ana
Western saoc old cccks Western Sao,5c capons, and
delphia Hsai1c: do Western 1t0lIc: cap.ns snuabs
fancy. l2isc; do No I2ai2c do No saioc; sof,
rypiGkcd IS@lss DO scalasd S As rnoSns fancy
large lac; do Western. mxed weights. l2aloc' d"'h''
No T. 1idi2c; goose No L. sdioc .. .,n. bird,
GAME-scarcey any demand for frozen game game. p Tng
venIson prices uncertain and nominal fresh s.s
lIsh and golden pover are generally nin ana ma
from 81 to 81 30 per dozen We quote: Engsh sle an
golden plove fresh. dozen. slasl DO sahd 'pe' "
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-s,a old potato,
are moving slowly. but desirable gunltes noIr ~
steady. Very little movement in Scotch. even at tne
low prices quoted Sweet potatoes steady To-Day M
rivals green vegetables were not large pu az
usual Saturday. the demand was light ana pfIors
firm being quite scarce. Norfolk kae md spinach sou
low quoted. Charleston green peas opneu
about steady prices but declined later Florida s'rns
beans change. but II was difficult 10 reacn
quotations. the best lots tomatoes about
steady. We quote: Potatoes. Bermuda, per bb sGpSio
Florida new. AnSI 3d. Scotch Magnum. per sack .ocw
tatoes. per Dbl. sfMs2 80; Charleston; per
punches $685. DO Norfolk fair to choice: s3mSt
cabages per bb crate 81 bOas2 5O celery California
per dozen stalks 50caS: Florida. l0aiic: cuclnh'rs
Florida s2aSi: do Eastern per Dozen '?cgSl
bSi crate s2ass 5o kse per bill 2o0s5c lettuce Florida
per = bhl basket 15c6$1 so; do Charleston. per bush
basket 75cdsl 81: do Norfolk. basket l0c1Sl %; do
s2dS2 Is; peas per 75c@si radshc Norfolk
Dbl 5ocGs 23; do per basket 3oaoc rhuharp per 100
lunches $685. string beans Florida per crate s29s3 'o
81 ,5Qs3 90 urnips Caaada. Russia per Dbl. GoG65c
squash, Florida per bushel crate, ,5casi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
CLOSING PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April II (spsciaD-corn was kept Arm by the
vtea, strength today. II would have been dragging
market but May opened at 2Sasc sold between
osc and 24kc and closed 24sc- Clear weather West
and the promise weather FOR some time 10 come
nade the professionals bearsh Cearancs for the week
showed a marked falling on-ony 223sooo bushels for
i've DAYS Clearances for the forty-eigh hours, how
were LARGE. 10000 bushels Receipts were 10
cars with l45 estimated for Monday The pit rado was
nor important Next weeks price will depend good
deal on the weather. with good roads receipts are ex
pecied considerably Increase
Oats. Ike corn seadied by wheat May sold AT
49, l6sc and al H. closed 81 the TOP. The seeding
is a,e but condition could not be better than
they to-day than promised for tomorrow
There were 1876 with 220 estimated for Monday.
Samples were &c higher. Seaboard cles-ances for
DAYS were $4,000 bushels. SeaNerns the biggest
buyer OF May. The trade unmportant. The
May liquidation is finished.
Provisions sympshized sufficiently with wheat 20 close
Sigh, advance all around pork TIC 70 loc Thur
day lard PIC ribs sc 10 nc over. There
purchases Of July ribs BY the Cudahy Packing Com
pany-some thought 10000 NJ. Other packers were sell
good scale There were 1900 hogs The esii-
mate Monday 81 COO for week 1851 900 Pro-
visions prices VIII depend the hog receipts these
q good deal on the weather.
on the curb puts on May corn were 2SHc; calls"
alke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. April i7-To-lays cattle market was OF n NE
usual Saturday character Receipts were less than 'p
head disposed ~ at UNCHANGED prices. BUS
ness satisfactory OF tie week ana
prices developed Strength on account or IN.
Diminished receipts. Hogs-The market was alternately
weak strong today the greater part OF hogs sell
inE yesterdays prices Heavy p1cking lots brought
7JdSf best for 81 lJf4Si 20 the bulk or
hogs being choice in quality and selling Mt - 100
81 III The shee? market fairly active at &iaS3 30
for Ink erlor siGSi 30 for pretty good
nocks GoGsT for good choice. with extra heavy
native export and mostly nominal at - Ol<o -
I.am'ys saahc So 75TS3 -, and extra choice
around 81. Receipts cattle. 400 head hogs loO head
sheep. 80 head.
80 Nprii i7.-C7''l" steady; faney export steers
81 1CS5 So fair choice natives Shipping, - oaS3 lO
dressed beef and butcher steers. 81 e. 80 ST kcrs and
feeders SgHSi 20: ami hefers $685.. Texas and
stc~rs FED 81 jonSI 40. 50 5OS3 So cows
and hcirers s2Gs3 -. Hogs higher snt essi.r Ugh.
81 I56 10: mixed So SjQsi To- heavy 81 G0s4 10 Snep
steady. native mutons 50 ,o9St 80; lambs. 50 5oa$5
Texas sheep. grass and fed s3Gs+ so spring lambs 81
East Liberty. April i7-Catie steady prime, 50 100
s. 81 feeders So 75ast 40 bulls and cows s27
So -. Hogs fairy active: prime medium. 50 3O best
Workers 81 25aS4 30 fair Workers 81 3lk4 20; heavy
81 2osi 81; pigs 81 00ffS4: rougs 50 1888 30 Sh"p
steady clipped sheep choice. 81 iods4 Coz common 81 ~
dS3 ca choice lambs So 25USj 80 spring lambs. 80 2oG
IS: veal CAVES S4GS4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
HOOS TAKES THE OATH.
OPINION DIVIDED AS TO THE PROBABLE COURSE
OF MAYOR wANsER.

OPINION DIVIDED AS TO THE PROBABLE Coo"sH
OF MAYOR wANsER.
WIN Mayor wanser stick7 There was DIVISION
of sentiment among Republican leaders Oh 'ei'ey
City on this point yesterday. Some were certain ne
would surrender gracefully. while others were
equally positive that the Mayor would nsht. lie
opposed holding an election. ana the hepooncan
City Executive Committee divided evenly on the
subject Finally the persuasion of Colonel Dickih-
son Influenced one OF those who favored no election
and by a bare majority vote the election was or
dered The Mayor and elective officers whose terms
were extended by the Macarthur election bill disap-
proved the decision Q: the committed as 'ney i.
fused 10 be candidates and 1t is conceded all cou'o
have been renominatcc -
They have declared the Macarthur bill Is sood law.
have acted consistently and prepared 10 contest
the legality of the election. Corbin CoToin .nS
lawyers declare that Of the questions ihvoiveu
were before the court in the case OF HOGS as"r ~
the CITY Clerk which was merely mandamus pro-
ceedng 10 REQUIRE the City Clerk to issue paiot
Mayor-elect Edward Hoos took the oath OF 9 1Io
YESTERDAY before City Clerk O'Donne. Mr; roos
Is confident that opposition will be onefe1 Wiz,
he calls 10 take possession The DemocraG evoS
entertain the same opinion but II looks as
WansSr would stick. The Mayor refused yes'erTnds
IN sign three claims for stationery Tor eieclioh anu
bill for furniture for polling places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
THE WATER CONPANYS SUIT DROPPED

TIE sui, Of the East JERSEY Water Company
against Jersey City will be withdrawn AT con-
ference held Friday evening the water company
offered concessions. It will supply all the water
tho city needs giving all the PeQuannock water IT
can and supplying the deficiency from the Fassaic
obove the falls. from which Paterson draws its
sunply. This will enable the city 10 dispense with
is pumping station The price TOO will be redaGea
scale viii be adopted depending on the amount OF
wafer consumed and the cost 70 ire city VIII v pe
submit draft OF its agreement TO conferences to
be held tomorrow. The action OF the conference
will ne ratified by the Street and Water Board.
which will meet tomorrow afternoon and the FL
nance Board, which will meet tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
THE STATE OF IRA DE.

baltimore April 17-Four quie, and unchanged Wheat
July asked. stock 4s5335 bush Southern wheat
sample Tsd corn steady. spot and month 25.Q2s5sc
May oST2Sisc: July 29i.n29ac. mixed 2fs,9
27c: stock 235l l25 hush sales $1,000 bush southern
white SOC do yel9v. 29c Oats steady No white
25G2Gc: No mixed 23isc: stock lt7.7s4 bush. Rye
&c. bush. Hay firm tending higher: choice timothy.
Sl3 ~ bid. Grain freghs very dull Liverpool
bush 2Hd; for orders quarter IS Gdn2s nd
April and May. Sugar steady and unchanged Butter and
weak and unchanged Cheese steady and unchanged
Whisky unchanged
Boston. Apr. l7.-Fleur very Receipts 3 1875 bbs
Spring patents 81 35as4 so. clear and straghts
50 -: winter patents 81 1905 clear straigts -
ass 40 COrnme1l rm GiUG6c per bag. 81 40dSl Al
Dbl Arm. receipts 1897 BUSH clipped 2Sll
MIC No clipped go I27 &c: No 3 clipped oji2 62c
Corn firm receipts % les bush; yellow 32ac 40
and steamer 32i,c Mlfced quiet, spring bran. ship,
lake and rail- ST. 20 winter bran. Sl4 30: mddngs Sl -
ASK % red dog -four <l3 J0aS1i 80 Pork dull long and
Hams a.aotc. Larlf'ure. 4f,G5c; compound. 4Q4@sc.
Bacon s'.a9l7c Fresh beef firm: steers, 81 5oqss 80
Hui quarters. Slon$ll % S59s5 Lambs firm.
Mutton and yearngs Dc Veal 9sdi04c Butter steady;
Northern creamery lGGlsizc Western. l4Ilskc imta-
ton l0diic. Cheese quiet lo0l?isc Western 0dll7c.
Buffalo. April I7.-Spring whea: demand light. limits
steady; NJ hand old sj7sc; new Si7sc No l Northern
old. S2'sc; new. SIS Winter wheat nothing doing.
corn and stronger. No yellow. 2Sic. No vel
low. 2sc: No yellow. 21i.c No corn. 27a.c: No 2
corn, 2Ii2c; 10 &c. oats steady No white.
20 sd2lc. Rsrey-No good spot offered common fair
held Soa&2c Rye No In store. SIC Flour
nrmer better demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-fork, foot OF Chambers .
a. tolloSs and nve minutes earlier from IVES, 23dsi.
~e,.on N.-Nestibuled Express Daily FOR Waye..y
r,Dsbarton Elm.ra. Buffalo, bradford Arrive Buffalo
h.ou y NJ Paror car To- lunalo,
~ S,nn ~ N-vestbuei Limited fast mail Daily cola
train for Chicago. Via Chautauaaa Lake. C.eys.
,ia,i "a NJ Chica,y y. NJ Sleepers 10 Chicago
, ,saH and Cincinnati Dining Car
.,1o - N-Buffao Cleveland Vestibuled Express
.rrixss buffalo 1:l5 A. NJ. Braif.d 1:i5 A. NJ.
iamss.town s55 A NJ. Cleveland l:l3 i. NJ sleepers 70
1870, "ni cleveland. making direct for
,roit chicago and the West
"S,an - M,-vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
paiiy solid TO cnis,so seepers to HOrnellsvis
o., nnI Cincinnati Dining Nas.
.nisssi FOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
arsommoda,ions at Ill ia 2dl lol and o5T Broad.
- ,o- pnwery $3.50 East i21th-st and 81 Yves, l23h.
way way chambers and West 2a.s, ferries. New,ySk SIS
anu hnrsn and Jersey city Station. Westrott Express
s ,or and checks baggage from hotels and residences
TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
A GR4pHOPHONE IN CHURCH.

New Brunswick. y. J., April II (SpeciaD-The
Rev S. d. Sammis pastor OF the tabernacle baP-
fist Church. Mt South River. will have unique
feature at the Easter services in his church to-
morrow morning He has recently purchased a
rraphophone, and this will provide part OF the
services Sacred mus, VIII be rendered. and the
Lords PRAYER the Twenty-third Psalm and the
Benndictjon will be rerite1 by tho instrument Mr..
sar,rnis is the same minister who q year ago
one month received nearly a bush OF letters from
old maids many of them proposing marriage, Mr..
Sanrnis is still bachelor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
rnNDOy WOOL MARKETS.

1ondon Apr i7-Amerlca bought wool briskly at fIll
ro,es after the close OF last series The home trace
nrd Continent quiet Following are the a a5s
queensland s2s vicori% t2o ,n south ss Au'' Tw
Zealand IS ls7: cape ~ Good Hope and Natal ~ ,oo
total 2i7 Az bales including 1000 forwardsa dirscs
in,norts for the week: South Wa.es 54so ba,es,
QUEENSLAND IiG4 Melbourne. 49l; South Australia .,
West Australia, 26i: New-Zcaand l5ol2 'ops oo FOO,
Hone and Natal 4.793: Falkland Islands, l'3vv East
india AL Russia. Tis France. $50: Belgium. Al; sun
dries IA; total, % 0i9 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
WEST SHORE RI.

llans leave W. i2d 81 station. " y. as follows ~ad
IS IA. earlier from foot Franklin 81.
.,,,it, A. A. Daily Local 10 Bulalo
,I,l5 A. NJ. DAILY for Albany. llles Syracuse kocnee
Ter imna,o Nlasara Falls To.~u0 Cleveland. ChieagA
Iii:i5 A. ~ DAILY, except sunday. cs,skll NOUS
tans NeW-Paz. Lakes Mshank and Minnewasx-
AiIa:y Utica saratoga. Caldwell Lake ,isosse. Psros
Car 10 Albany -.
8,t,O p NJ Daily or Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Bufao. NIAGARA Falls. Toronto ps""'s
CleyelaLd chcaso and 81. Louis 49,.
7rt5 T. NJ Daily except sunday, for c'rseuse hoehr'
ter and Busalo ,.A..s,
SIS II NJ Daily for Albany U.ca. syracuse Rocne-ss.
buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland ~
cago and 81 Louie.
Time tables Of PRINCIPAL hotels and Offices
3 Vanderbilt-avA. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
RESIGNATION OF A MINISTER.

Fast Orange April 1.-THE Rev. Dr. Alexander
Carson nostor of the Brick Church, will preach TO-
morrow. He has resigned his charge For ABOUT
month there have been rumors that Dr. carson haa
been asked TO resign but these have been een m
nv ch,Ircb officials DR. Carson came 10 East Vr
snre a wear ago from Minneapolis. and succeeueu
the Rev DR. Henry A. Hickok, who served u'o
church as pastor for twenty-five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
THREATENED STRIKE AVERTED.

The Carpenters Union and boss carpenters In
Newark have entered into agreement that after
Nav the wages Of carpenters shall be 81 80 day
OF eight hours. Tho present working time u nine
hours This agreement averts a threatened strike
m Nav i Other branches OF the building trades
have made demands in regard to wages and hours,
and Fl is proba bic that similar agreements will be
reached In these trades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
.Fisures are for two Gays.

sFiRures are TOT TWO CHyb
JTrAIS-The foreyn markets are closed to-day No
cables were received from pubic sources TIN-Loca
demand was slack small lois only, with market
bsrey steady, closing at Sl3 2DDSl3 % shipments from
during the first half OF April including So0 IONS 10
nd Britain.
Quiet Al about I1c Lake Superior ingot on spot
Elecrolytic quoted JQlIAc: casting stock lOi.Wllc
according brand .LEAD-Quiet and easy at 81 sog
81 3D. with small sales at that .SPElTER~-
Quiet barely steady, o 81 t0dS4 IS.
MOLAsSES AND SvEI'PS-Therc was very SLOW
business in both syrps to-day. but the
held steady. Exporters took some pretty large lines
az s,ru during the full prices but their trade
was hampered by lack Of full supplies. The New-Or-
leans market remains well cleaned stock and there
ia good local demand there with the market nrm We
quote; Nsw-OIieans. Centrifugal COMMON l04llc fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Chicago April 1.-THE leading futures ranged foi-


ASH qaos s toiisws Flour firm; w!n,er
8 e. '5'a o. s'aS S PF 81 81
sS4as wGa nS 70 70 grl, Tasa g s S9
2t',e No cats i;e; No !? white, ,, 2ia2l.c; No 3
H Ta 60 'GSS s. c SS e? re % ; ac '% TS
Rsl er I s p@ m9 5 SEED loo & g o Sr
rits sides loose - o'@s4 80; dry sailed shoulder boxed
MI; sr%"aaied $ So he rFodacs Escha1ss
dairIes. 9al5c Cheese firm. lolsaioAc. Eggs steady
Cincinnati April i7T2ur hrmer Wheat stronger and
81 s &c oqt. s'endy; 80 mixed pic Rye quiet
weak at Sc hfss. R9fF steady Sugar quiet Eggs
M" 2 xa AGr SOY SsS IRREGULAR. \? os
No 2. a2c; samp:e 29aa?c RE firm; No l. s6c '''
s Ap No lard s Nay S Ss 5ay
5sS t?s so, ss5e r, 'si patent; Sass o second
81 ooas2 To- ''"'' - '''''" ''''''
raG HG @ssa' i'5S'F Era s nfSs S:
:5S M% s7;gH' s ITne "a. and Ivy nominal" 6a!.
sr hi higher S" r and prints S S" Es s"a ia
DO os@q 2IG2s Ess' ., dull o and easier fresh
sugars Sy RS" dD, but steady Cotton unchsnsgd Tao%
seldy; CIV prime. in hhd. sac: courIy prime. bsl,
dn ana a. fowls easier fowl ssaoc: winter ehlcEans
l30l5c chickens .OiI2Jc. ROSTERS, &C., ducks,
ilql2c geese 9alOc. turkeys Zoe. Dressed poultry
ou~t and fowls lower Fowls. choice sl4c; do common
7ihqss; chickens roasting fancy. Western. l0c: do
mon 10 nrime Tlf1c broilers Western 2O1.5c near
by a0a35c: ducks nearhy i20i4c. DO Western IOgi2c
turkeys as to quality. Sal2c.
St Louis April I7.-July the ruling option In wheat
here closed to-day advance OF aNa3sc Thurs
day The opening strons. and there rush 81
hntta 10 cover in addition considerable buying
regular bulls The final price. which was the highest OF
I~ uir Was Ti',c Advance In the other months were
made and spot on track touched the 81 point but
many dealers paid that price Flour dull strong. hut
unchanged. Wheat excited and higher. No red cash
.eynfor nc bid track nacasi: MAY gDiac bid. July
77ssc August, T4sc. cornspot steady: No cash. 22c
steady; W cash isc bid Nav ls',c: july 1850 hid
Butter nrmer creamery. i5lls'ac dairy. sgfoc Esq,
mess jobhng. s. 2sass % Lard higher prime steam.
"a az, choice 81 i?is. Bncon-Hcvcd shoulders 81 10;
sstr, short clear 81 a2ia; ribs 81 ~ shorts S. TO- Dry
sait meas-Bosed shoulder 81 o. extra short clear.
az ~: ribs SIS 90 shorts as 27is
Toledo April T--wheat higher. nrm; No cash.
Dl,sc MAY 65sc. Corn active. higher; No mixed :tc
Oats dulg3steady; No mixed lSc. Rye dull arm No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
NEW BUILDINGS FOR NEWARK.

Work on the construction OF five new public build
inrs in Newark Will soon be started. They will cost
&, so 600 and include a 100000 city hospital $780,
600 high school $500 900 free library. 100000 arm
DRY and a s3s6000 courthouse. Bonds TO cover the
cost WILL be Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Railrcaos.
BALT1M ORE e. OHIO.

Leave NcW-Iork. loot OF Liberty 81.
CHICAGO. z y. m ana IL, 10 night
P!IIshuh 80 ca sun; sun. III night
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500 10 DINING Carr
II 70 q. m. Dining Carr, $40 Dining Carr. Dining
carr, D. ~ IS night. Sunday. 10 Dining Carr II 30
o. m. dining Carr 'Dining carr, dining Carl. u Is
night.
NORFOLK II 10 n m daily.
NEW-oRLEANs. Through Sleeper. $40 D. m Sunday
200 p. M
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Orices: ii3 ,72 pa ~, LAO Bway. 81 r. i<th ST..
III Bowery. ~ Y: 40 3ti Tulton-s Brooklyn: Station
foot OF Liberty st. ~ c. r. r. OF N. Baggsye checked
from hotel or residence to Destinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

Galveston April 17.cotfon Arm; midding, ,Hcs Nv
midding CSC good ordinary. 8ssc; receipts LII oaeS'
stock. 73.4oI. ,,,,. ...,,,. x2a baes:
exports coastwise 432: stock. 1895 .- 90.
Savannah April l7-Coton- Hoi,day receipts '''
New orleans April 17.Cotton--Holiday receipts lI.v
bales exports France 11049; coastwise lV' s'o"'
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