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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
ALL SAY IT IS LEGAL.

NEW YORK. April ia conference Of
the board of control and a number OF
presidents of the trunk lines and the
board of managers Of the JOINT Traffic
Association was held in this city to-day.
Ex-senator Edmunds, Z. J. Phelps AMI
James c. Carter, all of whom are counsel
for the association, We're present ani
gave their opinions, after going over the
ground carefully. as to the legality of the
association. All were agreed that the as
ISOLATION is legal and ought to win its
case before the court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
HART'S CHANCES.
Senator Elkins Says He will Prob
ably be Named for a South Ameri'
can Mission this Week.
snecial to the Reglster.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 13.-Sena'
tor Elkins was at the White Hiuse twice
to-day. going the first time with Geo. a
Floding. Of Parkersburg. who wants 10
be minister TO Greece but who VIII no
doubt take something else If he can get 1t.
Senator Elkins said after his second call
that he felt no doubt Mr.. G. =. Hart
would soon be nominated for Soutn
American mission probably that OF minis
ter 10 the United States of Colombia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The State Grand Lodge in Session at Graf
ton The Officers Present.
Special to the Register.
Grafton, w. Va, April 13.-The
Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor con-
vened at p. m. to-day in the X of P.
hall. There Eere present Grand Die
tator, n. c. Petit, Huntington; Vice Die
taJor, J. II. Heihle, Parkersburg; AS
sistant Dictator, J. Martin, Moundsville;
Past Dictator, J. E. Chamberlain,
Charleston; Grand Reporter, G. II.
Bruce, Piedmont; L. NJ. Purdy,
Moundsville, Grand Treasurer, and JOS
eph Hall, Wheeling, Grand Trustee.
There are about thirty delegates from
different sections of the State. J. W.
Goheen, Supreme Vice Dictator of the
United States, was present, and deliver
ed a splendid talk. The various COM
mittees were appointed and will make
their reports at to-morrow's session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
TIME REDUCED AGAIN.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, April 13.-The
B & 0. shops here, which were ten
davs ago restored to full working time
from a half time reduction over a
month ago. was again put on half time
in every department this morning. Tie
men. at the time the last restoration
to full time was made, were made 10
believe that the order would be in effect
for some time, and are very much dis
appointed at the last move.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
ANOTHER STATE BANK.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, April ia
rumor is current here tonight that Par
kersburg will have another State bank.
Hon. VIM. A. Ohley, eX-Secretary of
State. is in the city and the report,
which cannot be verified, says he will
be at the helm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
A JURY SECURED.
Special to the Register.

SpeClaI 20 IHt tttEI9ltI'
Grafton. w. Va, April 13.-The jury
in the case Of young Powell, the colored
man who killed Charles Magill last
fall. was completed this afternoon and
part of the witnesses for the State have
been examined. Prosecuting Attorney
Robinson is making a strong case and
a verdict Of murder in the first degree
would not be a surprise. c. p. Guard
is for the defense. There are foul
felony cases on the docket, which Will
cause a long term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
r0 cFTZF THE PLANTS.

Washington, d. c. April l3.-Sen-
ator Chandler to-day introduced bills
instructing the Secretary of the Navy
80 tl,'t se;zo the bethlehem and Carnegie
ormor ep or nlate plants, and use them so
co. q, NO. as needed. the owners to collect
rental rent through suits in the Court OF
Claims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
IN HONOR Of JEFFERSON.
The One Hundred and Fifty-FOurth
Anniversary Of His Birth

Flttingly Celebrated in Washing
ton, Last Night-The Metropoli-
tan Hotel the Scene Of Subscrip-
ton Dinner Under the Auspices
Of the National Association of
Democratic Clubs-The Hotel a
Peculiarly Proper Place for Such
a Demonstration-Hon. William
j. Bryan the Chief Speaker Of the
Evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
| MEET GENERAL APPROVAL.
President McKinley's Selection of
Commissioners

To Work for an Internationa BIZ
metallic Agreement, Seer TO be
G Generally Satisfactor. " The
Choice Of Elk Vice President
Stevenson. Especially Pleasing
to Democrats and Republicans
Alike-Mr. Stevenson was Chosen
by the President Without Sug-
gestion-Moreton Frewen Now
Against International Bi-metal-
ism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
The Weather.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following observa-
tions of the weather yesterday: a. M
"a: 9 a. m, 81; u M, 10; p. m, 81;
7 D. m, 60. Weather, changeable
WASHINGTON. April l3.-For West
yirginia-Showers: clearing wednesday
afternoon; colder; southwesterly WINDS
becoming northwesterly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
RELEASED ON BOND.

Special 70 the Register.
Elizabeth, w. Va, April 1S.-Bruce
Wiseman. who shot Thomas Haggerty
recently. was released to-day under
bond of $4,000 by Judge Tavenner. Hag-
gerty has so far recovered as to permit
of his removal to Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
A CHANGE IN THE OFFICE.

Special to the Register
Parkersburg, w. Va, April 13.-W
f. Kemery, agent Of the Adams Express
Company here, resigned to-day and is
succeeded by NJ. L. Wood, of Green
castle. Ind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
DIED FROM HER BURNS.

Special to the Register.
Huntington, W. Va, April 13.-Miss
Gladys Strait, who was seriously burn
ed some days ago by her clothing ignit-
ing from a CRATE, died to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
NINGO COUNTY TROUBLES.
DR.. Rutherford, the Father Of Gap"
Hatfeld'S Latest Victim,

Taken Seriously Ill as a Result OF
the Excitement and Exertion At
tending the Trial-Ofcers CLARK
and Bevins Not to be Tried Till
May for the Killing Of John and
Anderson Mounts-John Dingess,
Accused of Murder, Under Ar
rest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14
gIrI THEY HOPE 70 ATTAIN.
r Invasion of Macedonia Has a
TwO-Fold Object.

~ Harass the Turks-The IRE
-re~s viii Form New Bands Of
arrsnts and Operate in the
. -ra Rear of the Turkish Army,
while the Greek Regulars Do the
Peal Fighting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14

To sell quickly, we offer nice Kran-
ich & Bach Upright Piano at bargain.
II has been used. but is in the best Of
condition. f. w. BAUMER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-14

pnr,6e ~
-.arS WIZ VI - -
.rsurEents ana OpeIa'e III Uiio
r-ne Rear of the Turkish Army,
,,--..., -ba Greek Regulars Do the
,l;.l,-irrr
F-s s"''l's
...as April l5-lhe Iron'leI STU
developing slowly for two rea-
+r, frs- r1ace bad weather
.....--l,. ..l5 ,,-f,6s have made
..,.....- .,t-
gums iH ''O
uythIng but q picnic, ana nave
-.r ,u movements. In the second
-.,.....,.;., ,ll die
.-,e-'-o'i@' va O,'-'' " '1''
are being cOLSlueIaoIy ue-"! 0U'
unusual occurrence since the be-
..-. Of the present crisis. But. if
....,...- ,f,,,. E, is none the
.-aells' ana an open ou''i -''A O'
ls or q backdOWu on the part
,.. tho orber or both of the
r,os- INTERESTED cannot be
-.-.,,. .5,r,,-s5 qs the strain of
- of ebout 100 600
90 ~ S.-i7 - l,siDo felf with
..Dv severity Inv b0th Turkey and
-b,+ o. declaration of war
..,l,.-,,s5 nv either side with
80
.'is Va i'.,1-' '-.,,'1----.+,,,,iro-,lo tbera are
~ anu '- --.--Ii-,.. 80 tbe co,,r-
l 9.o-o-7, -''' ,S5 3, Il esre~alIy
.-,'. 49,. So be 8 decided
',l,o loYo g,orh Greece and
..- --,.jTe m avoid if possible,
-..N.E ~, s,-gressor in the
being c.ass'" .'7 ,'-l ---.7i,. i,,raDdine
--. -.~-- -1 lir..,,. rre acting with
-- -li '--s l'',1e.-' -rpe Creek Ma
me -.,',-7- s l--,,,ft.e Herairia. is
"'la- L-'-ue, O- 49, - -I,s GOVERN
DID parry ,3 '..-7 ..,.''-,-' ,,,,sl,s5 forward
u.l,e ana Aos an ',.-,.' ,,.erl ,~msd
force Oh '.V'V Il''7'''''' = ,,,,,aria5 INV
supplied ana e4.'pp1.'' -.,,,-i ,.,...-,s rbrongh
.I ample Ool-lli.'77',. '-., ~. Ti,ss with
TN. center OF l'e O' N.. -. ..fi COM
-s tWo-loio ouJetl OL N'y,--- W. t,,5.
uuicalon between .l-9 "a 81 t,-,--Crs
quarters IN Mdce1o----' .,,,,o.,5
where EoheIa ta7--a y ...-,..,,., ~, IN A.
a.N ll~ ut NiSN -'-''-' tr,l-l-; p,sto
'--La' al '"-','''' .. ...--ir, in the
IS ln c.-..'-'-.-,'' -'-- ..7e Macedonia
rear OF the Turks. Ia.'.lS -."C 80
.-afus, the rule oI tls oultah ana Iolll-
frg bands oil irrlgI.ars VINO Will hdIasS
tho Turkish rear while the regular
Greek army does .-- +eet H7N,'l7 -I
-.rr. Il spite ot a- omcl-l Otulais'
nobody doubts .-a- --.e O'i9eN o---,','.-
we've U.v coer.---- OF lne NOV Eellleli'9
.1f the E.hU-6e Heloiri3. Whlc1 mas
been openly prepared Ior ana IIeslS
discussed l..a long lme.
fs al creu secret here that by the
end of the present week at least lO,UOO
C~.a, ~fraeuaTs viii be in Mace
E.ra. Albania and EpirUs.
The Turkish minister aJ Athens yes
-.rsav called tile attention or NJ.
S,.uze- the Greek minister for foreign
AFFAIRS r0 the departure from Greece
.t r.-far irregular forces into Mace
...ir .-wDI8ining of their being able
....-.f.- lbe Greek troops. The reply
.....r mas received was similar TO the
.. -.r.,-i,rslv made bv the Greek pre-
...- 7T DeIvapuis namely, that
,,isbr make the same complaint
--, ,-feirenca of the Turkish
...,.,1-.s +bore yvqs n suggestion
-. I,,,,,.osn the tv1 armies"
,-...,,-..,t move which will
Nh, I... s~lr, rba Creek head
,~.s ,rrgrs the banks and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-lGIk foot q chambers-ss
BOO A. M.-yes,ibuled Express daily for WayerI
BinghamtOn. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive BgrsN
500 u NJ Parlor car 10 Buffalo.
2;OO r. M.-vestibued Limited fast mail Daily solid
train FOR Chicago, via chausauqua Lake ceve.
land I 40 A NJ. Chicago j. NJ SleepeTs 10 C~cagA
Cleveland and Cincinnati, Dining Car
7,3O p M.--Buiralo and Cleveland Vestibulei Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 1913 4. NJ. Bradford T:l5 A NJ
Jamestown SIS a. NJ, Cleveland ii5 r. NJ seepeEs 70
Ruralo and Cleveland making direct connections lor De-
troIt Chicago and the West -
S.1S r. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara talo
Daily solid train Chicago. Seepers H0rnellsvlA
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car v
yIyIC'K Frs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations at ILL., ll3 26l. 4o and e67 BT..a-
way icT Bowery $3.50 East l2Sh-st. and 81 West lStns
ar, Chambers and West 23d-st ferries. New-York; ~
ana 728 Futon-st. i06 Broadway Brooklyn; 200 Huas
son a, Uoboken Jersey City Station. Westooy
Express calls for and checks baggage from hotels sne
residences to destin...ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April % 3;+5 p m.--Wheat-spot No red
Western winter. no stock No Northern sprng Arr,
o. Old corn-spot. american mixed new. steady 70
I'D do Old nrm Is l0sd futures steady Apri Ti.t
Ma. Is 7Ad: June IS sad Four-st Louis fancy wine..
Arm. % Sd Hops at London Uacinc COAST steady T6Gs
05s Beef-Extra India nrm. Sos "a prims msss
nrm. AIS ga Pork-Prme mesa nne Western nrm. sos:
medium Western nrm i5s Hams-Short cut IL 10 IA M
steady lss ID BaconCunherland Is TO 10 M nrm
COS short rib 20 70 - No. steady 27s cd long clear MID
dies light 10 TO 80 ~ steady 2s. long clear midi az
heavy 40 70 10 No. steady 26s short Gear mddes heavy
A. 30 H. steady. 2Ss I'd. bellies II To- ~ ~
steady 2ss Shoulders 10 to "a 10 arm aas a.
Lard-Prime Western steady. 2is Cd Cheese-Amsr,csn
white and colored steady. SOS Cd Tallow- -"
city nrm lss % Coo,sesd oilIAyerpooi refined nrm
arm. - lloyd. Llnscsd oil. ios. ~S"'''''u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April % (Speca).Corn advanced &c and WAS
Arm all day May opened 24Ac sold between 24o and
24a.c closed 2+9sc The wheat counted
something but weather West and the promise OF
more rain tomorrow principle bull nspra
ton. Cables unchanged. Samples NC higher
The inspection i58 with 246 estimated for
Saturday seaboard cearances $4,000 bushels New
York reported II loads for export. The buying by
which also prominent the bull side OF
wheat. Barrett Patten. BartlettFrazler and others
The Identical with those corn
rain West and the prospect for It's continuance tho
advance wheat and the buying operations In by
bulls May opened at Ike sold between 17sc
bid 17Ac and closed at l74c. There was good ship
ping demand with sales Of about 100000 bushels The
Inspection 40 with 40 estimated Tor Sat
re higher.
Provisions quiet within limits lard closing
where Il did Thursday pork 6a7sc over and ribs 2l.c
over.
The grnln markets had bteadying influence. The only
incident In the trade rather liberal selling Of
pork and buying OF pork by tho English con-
Germs. 1900 hogs, with $4,000 estimated fog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

St Louis April %3-Cattle fancy export s.ees
s5Qs5 25 choice native shipping - 4ouso 90 N
beef and butchers 80 G0qS4 30. steers under lun
So JOdS4 80 and feeders, S3pSi 'o' aoI
heifers S2qS4 90 Texas and Indian seers REQ ~
81 20: grass 81 4OdS3 So and he!ieIs s~H,sJ
Hogs steady closing Sc lower light. - soqsS 10, ~,
So soass o. heavy 50 GOas4 sheep steady native
tons go lambs s. SoaSS q -, Texas snes' S1'
Kansas Civ April 23.-Cattie-Best grades STEADY
Others weak Hogs-Market closed steady az eo
az ,5as3 gO packers 81 62i@S3 So mixed 50 .9I
lights SO 65as3 So Workers 50 I5asS 90 pigso sSnS. "
sheen steady lambs SO 254SJ so; mutons, ;. @oNSf
Fast Liberty April 23.-Cattle unchanged HOGS s.' z;
prime medium weights. 81 20qSi % best workers. g Gog
81 20; common to fair Workers 81 lOqS4 To- big %
81 heavy hogs 81 1884 10; rouehs: 81 Ioas3 io M
slow clipped sheep choice, 81 50qsi co. common 60 s
* Is choice lambs S. 2oqs3 49, spring lambs Sogs' 10
Chicago April 23.-Receips Of cattle we're small, on.
slcieni for the limited demand and sales were n9sty
Al lower prices bulk OF the beef cattle sold at - -
ass with limited sales 81 0dS5 35 and carlot OF
fcv Herefords brought 81 so The socker ana ieeuer
trade was active the highest prices OF the year Tor
hest feeders s. s. being bid in instance: canning
stun rather dull and few poor cows sold AZ -
81 70 few went below 81 The best caves so.n
at 81 20 Light hogs stronger and largely DC per
100 ~ higher while heavyweigh;s averaged DC lower
tuk OF the hogs brought s4d$+ OH the best heavy sens
al "a 10 and prime light 81 TN The market closed
badly except heavy hogs The sheep market deo
for inferior lambs and best Colorado focks brought
s. IS the bulk the good lambs fetching sons? 20
sheep sold at sO9s5 25 for 70 prime lots
but hardly any sales occurred above s. % Prime arns
sold slowly s. IS Receips-Cattle. 25OC head: hogs
lS,000 sheep,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

Boston, April 23-''The Boston Commercial Bulletin
will saw tomorrow Of the wool market The market Is
dull; the only OF washed heeces 5000 10 ~ Michi
gan * Prices firmly held, however in spite OF the
small domestic wool Liberal deliveries Of foreign
wool continue. The rotable sale OF the line II
newly arrived Cape wool 3sG40c clear for clothing
and combing. Australian Montevideo and Argentine
WOODS have been taken freely the old The
mills all busy. The largest wool securing plant
newfoundland IL running ll0 hours a week night and
day the best Easter week that retail
clohiers known FOR years. The sales OF week
n domestic and 100000 10 against
10000 10 domestic and 1882 900 ID foreign last week
and N domestic and $4,000 10 foreign for the
last year. The sales date show Increase
10 domestic ana 1920 foreign from
the date 1896. The receipts TO date
show Increase OF l9ll0 bales domestic 1877 728
bales foreign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April 23.-Cotton firm: midGIing 7l-lGo
low middling. lil6c; good ordinary 5i6c: receipts
col bales exports to Great Britain 1908; sales AGO.
stock 90 200 Weekly-Recepts 1904 bales exports TO
Great Britain 924o: coastwse. g. III: sales ISL spin
ners. IA.
Norfolk April 23-Cotton Arm: middlins. nc; low
middling csc; good ordinary 36c receipts bales
exports coastwse. 26I: sales no. stock II 1884 Weekly
Net receipts 2204 bales gross 304 exports 10 Grea,
Britain. 1911: 10 the Continent. 200 coastwise 1874
sales 346
Savannah. April 23.--Cotton steady mddnR 7 i-lsc.
low middling l3lGc receipts 1873 bales exports coast,
wise 623 stock. $50. Weekly-Recelpts 6Ol4 bales:
773.
New Orleans April D-Cotton Arm: midding 7.c;
mddng 10 lee: good ordinary -lsc: rrce,nt.
80 bales; exports to Great Britain 5000 TO France
,435 the Continent oo2; coaswise 500; saes HO.
stock 1873 600 Weeky-Net receipts Ii SOL bales gross
1892: exports TO Great Britain 1900: 10 France
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
WEST SHORE r. x.

Trains leave w 42d ST. station. Y. follows and
10 M Ter from foot Franklin St:
40 A. VI. Daily Local TO Buffalo.
0:I5 A T. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Koches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland. Chicago
II .;s5 A. ~ Daily. except sunday. to Catskl Noun
tans New-Patz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parior
Car nlbany. 49,. ..
Rochest.r Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and s. Louis. .-
7,45 p VI. Daily except Sunday for Syracuse Roches-
s;15 F. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Ch-
and st. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

Ct 'oa so ss's 'hsfH ana with Of %
< q GO go S bulls at d 1870 q &c. aS:s'f
70 Per 49, 90 oI 20 at n a, 50 S ss
. g IS 90 g go !, d. = ss 81 at al Sc $S
IS; 40. iGsG b. at So 49, do $50 H. at 81 w.
kS,on bull lYo D. a. 50 "a, a. so q l2 sc p
d. 500 p at 81 42's; do 's7 H. at 81 i''a; 40 '
culver, 2, ds % e eGgn'y sGs b.
g. 1sas r. ssSS Cows; !l40 S at 50 49, do 1913
lsss ~ a. ,.s 90 "a S Ssf q 90 1888
s. illinois steers. ii4s 10 at 81 'o 90 i-
IL Epp,ten % Kentucky steers: = lo2S S oos a: IS ~
S: Judd & Co.: bulls llS3 No. at ," 30 'o"'' '''
Hans Mullen 10 n at 81 70 nomnay
steady at s5cS.4S each poor to good cows calves
C4Es-Fresh receipts the market were ,bt t2s
head at sstiethDs Demand much active than yes 81
,erdly and prices nrmeT on best sn bunch that
prime sold at cs Sass l2 ts% per bringing lSS 1H
city dressed ys 9es s'ead S at SC and 5 generally
few reaching Lts calves , a. a., amss $. s7
sndtqs S M ssa: a5 81 b. Y: at IS % Z % "
r. E. 1920: 70. ss s. 81 5, Is
b Mcph hsG Co: veaIs 100 III. at 81 2o DO
re-. sH SR %ss 81 sisans t.
che stock carried from yesterday there wei. -
cars ON sale 1915 al Jersey and at SiXteth-st
Good stock was in fair inquiry at fully sustained p
but il was a market for ether grades with se'.ms
values barely steady Nothing Of any CONSEQUENCE a,
carried over ordinary prime unshorn sneeP sp.1 Az
81 4ops5 % 100 No. common TO very prime sIT 20
at siGS4 10 good unshorn lambs az soaso.,
very common to good clipped do at 81 2gso oo no sprn
lambs Dressed mutton 1no2c per ID; nSJssss
lambs slzaloc; country dressed spring iamos s""''''
POI clipped Ohio , h, s sscn 10 al sy; 81
$50 do 100 NJ at 81 So Indiana do ls NJ at 50 i2s;
22s clipped Buffalo lambs. IS 10 at 50 40 on ., . a.,
J. r. Wlkerson: 2SS clipped Texas lanlps ~ 10 at o.
179 unshorn Kentucky sheep ~ 10. at "a 40. 20 -.
D. Mcpherson CO.. 1iI unshorn Bunalo amps 90 10,
at do. II n. at go: ~ clipped bmiao
do IS No. at IS go 10 do rs 10 at 81 oO 20 90 1s 10
81 81: So 81 10 at 81 %: 100 unshorh western '''
l0l 10 at - %. 20 - -, en- On.
Newton CO. 221 unshorn State lambs IL TO- at % '"i
o33 clipped Buffalo do, IS n. at IS 30 . ., 70 on
s Sanders II clipped State lambs: ~ ID at *'''' 40
sheep and lambs mixed. so 10 at "a %. ,,, %
HOGS-Receipts 10 cars, or z 43I head e.u,aao %
head sale 81 25GSi 20 per oo 10 IoI inc %
t.eme range. Country dressed nomnalIy unchas On no
Sales-S Sanders: State hogs IDS TO- at - '' p''
100 ID. FIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
DEI LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY n.
attn lions In New-IOrk. foot OF Barclay sns
ChristOpher streets. .,.,~
VEsTIBVLEn HnNSs: ., iGItr

Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNrCLAstsSs
THE ORANGES. Summit. isInaIdsyille, pI ssSs.
Ridge Madison. Morristown Psssaie Paterson, IKE ptxE
ton Dover, stanhope. NEWTON. BUDps LAxNS.3
LAKE HoPATCONG Hackettstown St'Hoos.%rnyvS
MoNNSTAIN Washington PHlLILPsBuRG, EAsIvSx
WATrR GAP sTR0UDsBURG. POcono Mountains
scRANToN PITTsToN. wILkEsBARRE Nk NJ
COKE DANVlLI.E, NORTH MbERLANp' Wee
rose BlNGHAMToN OXFORD, NORWICH, w..sx
vile UTICA, RICHFlELD SPRINGS, SSsnr,aS
syRAcVSE OSWEGO. ITHACA: oWEGo El.Mtts "a
COMING BATH, pANSNlLLE BtFFAlo 50, a.
noints WEST. NORrHWESl MD SOUTH ws...iipS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April 23-FI0gr quiet and steady 6 un
NAV Siqslc: July. nc asked stock 40 400 bush
Gales 10000 bush: southern wheat by saab B o-%1oS
2ss.a2oc June. 22ac July .a29',ss; o steamer Sas
Southern white corn 3o: do yellow SOC Oats hrn no
white 25a2ec; No mixed. 23sc stock 1E5 $50 busn
stock IS 9s2 bush Hay firm. choice timothy sl4 ASKED
Grain rreights dull: steam 10 Liverpool per bush. Ng
2oc Nav: Cork for orders per CTR. IS 3D. April and
May Sugar strong, UNCHANGED Butter steady fancy
i4c: good ladie loc packed, s10c. Eggs steady
fresh ec steady unchanged Whiskey unchansed
Ruralo Apri 23.-Spring wheat good inquiry STEADY
No / hard old sIisc new. s6i.c; No Northern old;
S4isc. new SIC Winter wheat quiet. bidders are much
below the market red in store e2tac state red "c
corn strong No Q yellow, 29lac No do. 2lae: 10
corn 2sc Oats firm, No white 24c; No white, 2lltc;
No 2 mixed 20lac No mixed. l9i2c. Barley good de-
rand Tor choice grades. mailing offered at 33qiOc; feed
paa3ir Rve higher No 2 in store. SOC. Flour quiet.
an Canal treights Arm wheat SAC: 21sc: oats
2s.c: barley 2a4c: rye, Sc 10 New-fork.
c-b,cago April 23-The leading futures ranged fol-