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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
SPAIN Is SATISFIED.

rhs, oountry conndsnt Of Maintaining
its Grip ON Cuba.
New York, April 12.-Frcm ministers
downward. with few exceptions, the
spaniards are convinced that the main.
tensnce Of Spanish sovereignty In Cuba
is assured now. says q Madrid correspond.
ent OF the World. They believe that the
cessation OF hostilitles must necessarily
lead. through the assistance OF European
powers 10 a settlement satisfactory TO
their honor and dignity. which means
the retention Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

Chicago. April l3.--Cattle - Receipts
1000; market steady.
Beeyes $4.0O@5.35; cows and helfers,
S225@460; Texas steers, t360@4.G0;
stocker and feeders. $3.7O@4e5.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market fteady.
Natives, s360@4.6O; westerns, ss.s0a
L75; lambs. Sl5Oa5.sO
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
ChIoaro nrnin nnrk.t.

Chicago, April l2.--Whest-May, sLO7
July. s6fgs5SSe. Corn - April, 29Ssc
July 3OJSg3lc. Oats - April, 254e
July, 23c.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
PosrOFFIoE BURGLARS.

Scared Away from Ration Before They
Got Much.
The Ration postotiice was robbed last
Saturday night. Entrance was effected
from the rear. Twenty-eight dollars In
cash and a number Of stamps we're taken
from the money drawer. Il Ia evident
that tbs thieves we're scared OF In the
midst OF their operations. as they could
have secured ten or twenty times the
amount taken.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Copper.
New York, April l2.-Copper. HE.
Drowned ina Bog.

Last Saturday night near Colmor, ten
miles south of Springer, a man accom-
paning herd OF cattle to Texas. waE
drowned while assisting three steers out
Of bog In which was twenty inches OF
water. Sunday morning he was missed,
and in looking round his companions
found him In the water, dead. His name
could not be- learned.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

Havana, April l9.-The newspapers re-
gard McKlnley's message as favorable 10
the continuance Of Spanish sovereignty
in Cuba. They say that suspension Of
hOstilities removes all pretext for inter.
vention by the United States.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

Last Sunday afternoon about 2:3O
O'Clock, Chinaman cook at the section
house, Yucca, was shot and badly
wounded by one George Thomas. The
section men had gone ont on the road
in the morning and took with them
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Favor Independence for Cube,

Washington, April l2.-The democrats
Of the house foreign affairs committee
have agreed on q resolution for lndepen-
dence OF Cuba and immediate armed In
teryention. The republicans are divided
still. No report to-day. The committee
took recess till SPIN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Married

Washington. April l2.-Miss Emma A.
Teller, daughter Of Senator Teller. and
George K. Tyler, OF Denver. Colo, we're
married to-day at the residence OF Sen.
ator and Mrs. Teller.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

Washington. April l2.--Ths cabinet
meeting 10 day was unimportant. Nearly
the entire session was consumed 10 con-
versatlon concerning the reception Of
the presidents message. Il is stated that
its reception generally throughout the
country is very satisfactory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
OORsUL LEE.

He wssts . Good crowd Behind Him on
Return 10 Havana.
EmpOria, Va, April l2. General Lee
arose here at 8 o'clock. He said: II feel
like different man. II only had a good
crowd behind me | could turn back for
Havana"
His special train Is expected to reach
Washington at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Quiet In the House.

Washington, April l2.-The house was
very quiet to-day. and after a brief refer.
ence to Cuba by Representative Bailey,
Of Texas. considered the District OF
Columbia bill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

bacco manufacturing concern in the
world. has passed into the control Of the
American Tobacco company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Juan Lujan stabbed ana Killed.

Juan Lujan was stabbed and killed BY
Jose Rodrigues In drunken quarrel
near Clifton, Arizona. The murderer o.
capped and Is believed to have fied to Mex.
leo. LnJan was born In New Mexico,
and has relatives In Bernalillo county.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
NothIne from woodfora

Washington, April IL Secretary Long
said that no movement Of the feet was ln
contemplation and nothing had been re-
ceived from Minister woodford.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
a. A. n

Regular meeting this, Tuesday. even.
ing at J o'clock. J. M. MOORE, P. @.
LEyERRTT II. CLARKE, Adjt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Tobacco Trust.

st. Louis. NO., April lS.-It Is reported
that q deal has been consummated where.
by the Drummond Tobacco company, OF
this city. said to be the largest plug 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Quiet N Madrid.

Madrid. April l2.-Complste tranquil
ity prevails here. There were patriotic
demonstrations yesterday evening at Va
lencia and Barcelona. but no dis
turbances.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Rsbsliion In the PhIIIppIos islands.

HeU"III"h IN the FhIIIppIne Islands.
Madrid. April l2.-AdVices from the
Philippine islands report that the rebel
lion there ia increasing. Ten thousand
rebels are under arms.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

New York, April l2 80 Money on call,
nrm at per cent Prime mercantile
paper b11@6.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
For Rant.

A three-rOom furnished house for rent,
also house Of four rooms and bath. j.
NJ. Moore, Grant building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
Are Ready
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.

Now IS the time to buy Underwear. We
can show you full line of Knit Underwear in
Cotton, Lisle and Silk; long and short sleeves, all
styles and qualities from 4oc to SITS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
PARASOLS-

The lat s, vogue in Paasols can be found at
the Big Sore. The new Changesble effects,
Scotch Plaids, Chiffon trimmed, in white, black
and colors, too numerous to mention.
SIZE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
SUMMER DRESS GOODS

Just received new lot of Madras Cloth for
Shirt Waists. The rrettiest patterns yet shown;
also beautiful line of Organdies, Null, Dimities.
Lawns, Etc. Don't fail to see these
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
MEMS SHIRTS.

Ths finest line Of Mems Dress and NegIgee
Colored Shirts in the city. Special sale this week
OF stiff and soft bosom colored shirts that clothing
stores ask SITS for. Our prices win be Sf.OO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12

Have you seen our new line of Shirt Waists ?
ii you have not you've missed treat; they are
perfect dreams. Rare values this week. Shirt
waists from ..................... 4Oc mp
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-12
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

Don't forget that we are headquarters for
Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, Drapery Silk and
everything pertaining to this line. Our prices
are always the lowest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
THE STATE or TRADE.

p,-ro-e April ?s -Flour firm ard higher Western
,u..r s. su<s3 - s. l3Hsi -. 10 'any t9r
60, tI.sf rt.r spin. SCI F'h
g. ~ .-rra sra'sni s. Satf receipts go bos
t. 80 NffH' f'crf' 80 3D.. leriInH
.re, month and NAY 81 u hid July 81 or bii steamer
. -.A 6 d ht f~'e.pf. %ia'A tusr. - 49,, 81.
-.les - ufrs'r wheat hy sample l"p j..
lftG- Ma, -, = fN,'sc 90. .oc. iHly. 90 hi
,,-,rer -i,a 2sf.G39e receipts @1ii hush. 'Np ~.
- ei4 s'0.g -ps 80 sa'~- 500 s1uh-rn whre corn
ua42~ A. veIrw 40 10. oats Arm and higher - =
~,..e r. aTsr 80 . riN"t tiHfi'. receipts ~ ~
~. .f.ry ?ca Rye nrw"r No nsarNy. nav
si.,r - . Western. ~ stlrs receipts !. n'l Lush
-, 4 10, -, Hsv nru choice Timothy fI3. Grain
chs-e~d rut'er and egg nfm. unchanged. 'heese
steady. unch1rg'a
p,s,., Aorii - Flour and higher receipts 40
.,r'rtt, g 1000 q c',-nrea nrp s2as,c
,.r hush 81 solisi p-r 49, corn Arm r"c~pNs l'e u3s
it-r. sfan.e- ,~NIw ti0f4i,r NJ 2 go Os's hrm .
r.repts ~ EOS fanny cir7ed. 39W3n+r I. No anf
" 3 37..a1sc MNf.,d Hiram. ring SIG - wn,,s
i.,',,e- arm rfhern isals'.r Western 7Di7.c i'm
,atlon Nc ialies. ~ cheese nrm Northern. s,0sc
Western siic
rr~,io April .s-srrng wheat No Northern only
cd. o~erirg arf hu' ifile = that Market quiet but
orn 40 Northern sp.' 81 - Wnfe- wheat High
prices check irndrg y fei nominnlv 81 10 ~ tr'ck
<. ~ti,e IT. ef-fr forn " -'e- ~ : yellow,
sot,c. 10 yellow 3ac. No :et 49, No corn.
rsi.. O.fs Nirhor. god nqurv. - wtr' Doc ~
white 3ti,c. No white. S.c No mixed. &c. 40 J
nl,el 2i'sc barley higher. re asked for low grace
re-. All. \, In store nrk-d FlNur strong good
demand.
,~ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

lash quotations we're follows: Flour local
2 %S f .nns sS:a 81 s ' rs So red d II s q
40 . corn 3ta3iiic No yellow corn. ga. ~34Ac. NJ
siisc ~ > re co.. SO . barley 4iq5oc: No
sc,i 81 aoItl ao's prime timothy seed % 80. pork
gr 5 Dbl o 81 l's & o.s dry .atS shoulders So,r
- TsHR5 clear siaes coNedl - -,bS. whisk"y
4.nSrs nn'n"a y' Lutte nsrtei was s.aiy cream
erios i30G.c talres. l2al3r. esgs firm fresh. Zoe
cheege dui. unchanged
rel 81 ~. ,ora strong, higher Nc. mixed sG''s
oats arm. hgasr no ml1ed t pc nys arm No
steady,
Milwaukee. April rs Wheat higher; 10 Northern
Al t.. No ? Northern 81 -: May. 81 lsn July ~
sample 4GsG5lc.
minneapolis April 2s.--whent steady. April. 81 49,
MSy. 81 ~. July. 81 issst laa SEPTEMBER SIC No
s. So second clears 50 10 Bran in bulk $40 ao9sii
Sio,sd. 81 50qsl2
Philadelphia April 2s-whest nrm NC higher; con
tr,ci srale. April. 81 i2hasi 49, Corn firm and nglc
higher 40 mixed. APRIL 5000: May +otil &c
rdn, stas4 = pennsyvsnia roi. clar s. 7sass; DO
,frashts $685. 20 Western winter. clear s. opdtJ Is.
90 ,s.a aoss TO- d. ,aisni scGss IS patents q
gsoao Butter steady fane. Western eIsamsry n I'
AZ som,h.rn love Cheose hrm R~ce,pts-i1our. 1000
bills 4 sacks; wheat. !Cn bush. corn i.nwS oats
800 sapmsnts-whes' 100 bush corn l''ooo' OATS
1000
Ar ssa. sF 10 and sl.a nf';. s., e.
IlaeE Apr 90 Nay cs s, III !, d a. eSse
aSssls AgT r. 'G ss,. Nag. ssa sSss &C.
ypr,; sacked cas-, rsck. ca nutter Steady:
crram.rv i5aisr dairy. iiGi5c. Esss--stsady. SIC
w. % ost. q dull H. steady No i mixed so, rye dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

York. April % 1898
including 20 to be exported snd y car. r '8r y
frm Dressed beef in moderate request bu, arm a; u.
ae yer md M 4T"c 20 guod
changed IL lo"- Mt lo3 estimated dressed weight
crntor beef lover at vsesc per n xprs today
to Ga'.gw T: tevb o 0 ca T 40 hnsS t
" Iavick and $50 head for Gordon 4 lronsdss; also
on re ,~er 20 sn,pcns reported for To- Morrow
CALVES Receipts were 10 head including 30 for the
LAY mainly sistethsi. ON sh' SUPPLE. the ,sens
81 . fe and p@ 70 rm Gnol 7a s per T. csSny
d-es,Nd steady SgNc it'e eaIyss UNCHANGED at 90
loo d. - do i3l ~. at s. -: o. - No. 81 50 90
g. g. IL \ f, 50 81 81 g. g. ITO H. ut " d. 10 ID
j. H. Hume X Bro: veals. i2s n. at s. s.; do
Mcrisrs'n ! Co: ycaIs. 100 10; a, $40 ,,.
or OK head insulting sins. tor direct
and l2 making with the stale stock
n. car Ssanc BE- . e s5 T Cy r f.a dull At barely
xeish,. nrm sprns lambs we're dull and dropping -Four
c n stock were held oye Poo, TO sSSe r. e b1ps
O. 5oas5 r interior to choice prime i to cs9'e 10 us e.
s soG a. a. SS sprne lambs s2as each dressed
ssc country t-esed spring lambs weak at 50 'o9$' 10
So e. svfsie g. g per ID" mo- 80 fp9sd
- s. 10 iis cippe! nunai9 sheep. es n. AZ 81 20 y
@s ,5 ,a e z stat. at g. mG' .sH s
Hume ~ 2'2 e 'grea M q 81 60 lamb "nSoT ~
G5 81 ., X e a. Sc o. Sheep ~ b. So 90 spring lambs
q. 'qs s :. STAT. {. , s at !, Z T. 10
clipped state sheer. 81 10 a. SO =" " spring '''""' a.
ii1Gs, RsCc'r,- - 21fi head inciudns ~,
for The rn-Ae, Opening prices were raed s'eady oo,
tfe ,rarf, clos-d weak on buffalo ahV'ceS ~,
-, -.rs .,I NJ - - PEI 100 p. III" whoe range
- ,,..f d, "a qnr a. ~ for ordinary g prime hogs
rr,,,, lres.d eiiet and unchanged IT fd''tc pe, ID
e. r..f & Co 10 Western pigs ~ TO aver
'S q - ~ gpo lat. y.,,eriay 40 State hogs.
- " q, s. 80 40 $40 " az - ,. 49,. 90, ~
''u II u.iis iste yesterday; II state hogs III ~
Arl-.w Mullen late y~st.rday state hoR'' Id" -
n 4 isS n. ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

fr,o,g, Anil 2s-Trals N cattle 20 CAV VIZ ,,stt "a
-. ~. ret s.satv Reef steers 500 ~ >4uN1 W
o.. n,,,,n - ,ar iONs5 - ror pin" spnT 20 20,
.o, ."U a, 81 t0TS. and heN"rs hrouCh' :" w..
. 20 r.,..-. e. 5nTea Prices for hogs v~re Easy "a
act demand the marker
~ i,s.A ah,u. unchanged Hogs cold al ~ 'ot - co.
cso,ce Cd isny u, a. a30st % riss ~ nrsru ,,.s
81 - Trm- light hogs sold lo unf.. IT. e.II,n.a
iarI. cold q, $, 2s1,s -. wooded s'Sra W Sno,n
,rsr, a. Sn5s. ~ Ia-,riy Sass p RHcHlpts-'''
"a ~, had. horr p GN. -heep. 1870" 4. .,.
r,,c,rn. Aprfi o -iioGs atss1y - lT,s W. 80
..,rv 70 7sGsi ~. sheep steady. s. 75gH % iAme
rs,, rnr,io kp7 &C o. .aI' i ,,s
IL. ~ su cara TIE ra-fet steady 20 strong ~ Is
.~o.t.-4,r Narke' fairy active" f''N"rS'
g 80. a., :. ~ TOO a. 73Tst Sheer ma
:" -. ,,iriv ilhc-a Nsrtst 'aiflv .,eeay.
,,n 49, ~ sr,-a 80 s. o5 fsir :, q ~ - .'g
a. o. ste,o choice .cler;"f wcther' - 7aN ." Guns
~ IN, ,r- q Cattle steady s,,ra. s. so
g. D, ,-,,-e g. o,as; n. rorlmon cis'HH 10 uosS
,o,., min. reiurn. q iint:i hest h"nNy .rra
6. ioet. usrt rzeIs siati ,SH o,1 20 ss..s
-. roc. riiro~' "a - 3. common 81 i3gS ~
49, ,i',res i.rfs 8. s'd.t common :. s.0d ~ ~
., -, ,,.i.r ann. $50 val caves S'ns1 ~
ksa,,. e. aca- 20 e mt. - native steer
:. eo~. ,-l heife-s g. inlt' 90 sfockers and
., ., a. -o7x- - bulls q @Fsl - ~ e cp"ref
'e.H'f' 80 a.st re-s'e. e. 75Ss packers 81 ron
81 -..I g. c:at7 = llSh'- 81 sort3 ~ Workers.
a. -01t8 =. pigs q 2~ti 7" Sn''p f'e'nF a0"s - ~
',tG - fruiions. flt ~ ,,-. 49,. 10,
t.,I. 2Aai',gfe rt"stN Ar - fancy naive
err1rf r'>err 9, 1sftj o. dressed and
s.r,e, ...,, 81 i-aS- 10 urfo- Oco n 81 !3ds+ 81
90 Ts,ss ,e~rs e. ef1s' "'ws az Hs',ers 81 500
=, he. c.4i.- b. Workers g. 7JfS3 %. pack
-, g. 4 ~ a. hu'-ners g. e'Ifi sheep steady To
,,r,rs NATIVE n,lt.ors ss1si - 'n-ns lambs sesss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. H
Stations I'm New York, foot of barclay
md Christopher Streets
vEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
IINTSCH Light.

r,,r.e, r,ute 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlh
THE; ORANGES Summit. l'srnarcssl.e basknS
Ridge Madison Mo-rs;own Passa1c fatsi SON s9or-
ton Dover stanhops. NEWTON. Bupp ,so dA sx;
NoI'NTAIN washington, PliILLPsBuR1 las
ron WATER Gar. sTkoU DssU aSi: Pocon9 M NJ pun
tsios SCRANTON. PITTsTON WlI.kEsBARNE.
NANrIcoKE. DANyIL-E. NoRIhCMHER LASi
Watervle UTICA RIcHIith.D sPMi:Ngs. Spr WAS
coRNiNG BATH, pANvILLs;. ~ FTAim and all
SOD A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL. Stops at prlncps'
10 o, a. 'MS-tcsts Carr,. BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINo-
HiMToN. owEGo. IrHAgA Ei:MlRAA' os VIZ;
EXTREsS Pullman Ps.aee Cars. Connecting AZ
90 3 M-ScRANTON. WILKES BARRE and ElMlRA
"rxpRrss Pullman BuMs, Paror Car
4.Op p M.-ScRANTON WilkESbARRE MD fLfA-
oTr1rH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Paror car,
20 p NJ (Daily)-chicago Eesteusd Limited Express
FAIO Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car. NeS-fork TO
chicago. Dining - Buffalo.
so 7 II tDa!y)-Baralo Express. Pullman seePxrs
for SCRANTON. BINGAAMrON. EidlkA; sATh:
Mt NORRIS and BUFFAiss. arriving n Eunalo
o:ao p II p.ny,-BUFFAIIo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Ton OWEGb ITHACA. ElMIRA SNRACtsE
UTICA ana oswrco ENPRHSs Pullman Buhst
TICK Frs AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATIoNs At
Henry Gaze X Sons Limited il3 Broad~ayr - Par.
ferry stations ia 4h-,ve.. i2h-si ~ IVES, lSon-
at e33 Columbus New York 2s and ,31 JURORS.
ad iUc Broadway Brooklyn Timetables gving fuii m
WE wyvprssr@oTr FXPnFss COMPANY will cali for and
check baggage hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29
Railroads.
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

sIA nj tost q WEST TWENTY TIL snKEE
me leaving time from DesOros.es and c9T,a9a ar
7Se A. y1 FAs %xPamsn Buffet p rsIa cs s5
$50 $50 EA5 RI af':te
tom earn r st Chicago ssand TC:a ant
,naSi11aP,s tTqlsyie s LOUIS o,s rxperss
@RsTE esSn' REESE Cleveland
r. NJ dS:aT fAffR Pitts
r. 81 rac1c S 1 and
f9 &SD s'fSGa ssss1
sfaI., XSD HE sSuTn
80 sq % DC 80 90 Dpns ear 0 LIN ahs par f
and Dining Cars. 40 Dining Can! 40 Dining car.
ing Carr a m. $40 Congressional Linn. all PsrIor
and Dining Cor.,, 40 Dining Carr $50 Dining car''
soJ:TtlERN RAiLWAY-Expres. 40 p. M. 1905
ATTX&TIc COAST LINE.-E1press 80 a. N. and $50
TssEsAPE4 $sI QS2 Ivy Day
A1IHNTi5c ciTYiso D. M week day. ssero.se. and
csra Is s,Tss,s 10 M Through Buffet Parlor
CAPE MAY.-1;2o m. weekdays Gesbross.s and cOrt-
Long Branch AsSuy PARK dn,er,ken sundays. Ocean
Street station. SO. 10 a. m $40. 40. lilo p m
sSTS g sye. a. n" 10 90 m fp9m e 5o o
p I" S'"d'I FoR l. fiH III sul
clio go 80 $40 $50 $50 Penna Limited. 0 90
Dining car 1850 Dining can. il.5O a M. IL ~,
$50 80 $50 400 M Dining Car. 40 (DininS
Can $50 DINING carr. 40 $50 p. m. l2S night
SUNDAYS 30 80 ~. $50. go $50 udmitedJ. 30
$50 DINING carr a. M. 80 dining Carr, $50. = ~
Dining carr $50 Dining carJ $50 Dining Car. 80
$50 p. m. 1905 night. 40
Ticket Offices nos i6i. 944 1896 l3o3 III and 2si
broadway. Aston House. West Twenty third street
foot ~ Desbrosses and Cortsnds
Fulton Street. vs Broadway
ard Brooklyn Starion Brooklyn station Jersey
Cg.y. The Nev-York Transfer Company will call Tor
check Baggage from hotels and residences through
- Csstnation
Telephone "f2T4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON J r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-29

ana closing under encouraging conditions Winter wheat,
accvInlng 10 the same authority. showed favorable
QUIZ California news regarding conditions
s. pSllish but failed much effect during the
Gay Seaooard clearance q O
smo1nss to 90 600 bush E1Por, transactions
nMo nr,h.I; no N.rhsrn New1York 81 IN and 80
Thn s,ra, .iu.a 81 20 n sn,s': pass. CORN
market together with reports OF big acoeptances opened
corn on strong to-day did suffice
onset the later weakening influence Of heavy declines
wheat Active realizing the surface
noon and prices fell OF readily closing ha1sc above
last night The closing Liverpool cable easier.
nut ut 1bHl7sd net advance Both Prime and The
Price Current reported somewhat buishly the crop
outlook the former calling attention 10 grounds and
thin stand seaboard ceaances amounted 70 So oo bush
and export bu.ness included 40 loads all ports
corn closed ZINC b. afoat. .OATS-Wha.cver
strength developed in oats today IN sympathy with
cary advances in other cran but succeeded In the
afternoon BY some weakness leaving final prices only &c
,nah ias nisht ne export trade was again en-
oats closed sSlsaasc: No osts s2sc: g. ? white
No ; white e|e track white; 3'g4oc RYE Mark
o b. anoat. Gl66l nc. T. track BARLEY-Maf
het quiet; feeding. 46c. T. NewY
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a.rNSCk AND MEAI<-Buyers were 81 ons to-
scra '~ied 70 secure any advantage except on occa
trade e~rtlng from yesterdays frn basis As result
s,rs ~, ,slher ligt spfrs patents. 81 *ggtg CO winter
ciesrs has % winter patents 81 800 - - sr ~
sntt. No sn,s; sr'Ta No wn,er 2S"'i $I
brand m r. o.oted: KIn-dhed y 2ous2 90 as 70
snd 81 ny"%e eosrse 7Ga7Tc, .FEED-Firin: 40 60
mdil.nr bIn Int, N bulk s3p93o rprnE bulk soGs9c
ronIny d, ss0sv' feed. '0ci city feed NG;11
Soc in bulk oe o!lineal s93 J0as2, screenings d"u
veopment. ""hnEAT-As compared With the strong de-.
dsannn'n', our wn.st market to-day Was cihssen
noon narke, 'usngth was The early curb and ioie
ers selling ., IL AFTERNOON session being devoted 10 gen
their cary aavsns "neht urcer which prc"s lost 81 OF
y..,sns.y ssher ,tan last ngn although &c below
ilvertes elo,d ma cur, hgare The May aid de
early advance At Ivrs.s lower than lasi night The
r,hl cohsdeIing recent rnusH 49,, D ma, market
i1T.r ~, '..n vas quoted stsd higher and Mss 100
snouFh atsr positions .ased on
cys,,s 'u',sl a Aeove last night, war news rumored
were ali eiy.r a.. sn'ts and the Austrian failure
y, on yer az tsasons fer this rerarkabIe exhibition
strength french markets dragged 81 ars, giving rise
~ 49,, iNi,hrf nuty changes slfbou-h theory
was .lsrdoned whom the c,rine cs,. I.e, sdtancea
~ rcfion 70 the advances noted riys-nei ncr ns "a
az, Spo. mhess 90 better and wheat cargoes OF coast
market closed Z franc net higher c6,. Tn, troom.
ha spoke Of dsoourarne crop pr,tusc.s n p"svia and
nsed that I,ay has txerded 10 INV Il, 10 time Tor
1cta dutts Foreign houees bought wheat In chicago
ITlNe ree.y last nights offers osrc,s,io ~ corn
s,".'sWg throrxaov .ho afternoon va. yer, h.oyy Not
Va, Wv, No'thTesiern naik"is ,wer ut receipts at
,nnrapshs aud D.n;h amounted 10 a23 ar, non- de-
100 was less active and sprn- wheat cron nr1go.-ts
-. isfnaiis On the point 'Th. Isrie. ri,rr.n, -
''eo s'sms seeding &ey 20 sac~ 10 yer cant Increase
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consequence Of the rainstorm. but prices main
ianei strength. Receipts bear out the report Of
lieh, irvo work urgent for de-
iveries at the interior stations and the market Is cal
cuiated May With strong present. Il not i'm
proved quotations FOR good to above stock We quote
prime IN lag. bales 100 n. II 4 1SOc; No l. " q
75c per loo n No ep5G5c per 100 10. No 3. $4,000;
Inferior gradee,s "a ioc per 100 10 clover mixed.
Sc per n: 3j[4oc per 100 10 salt meadow.
4o1f5c .STRAWA better rarse OF prices begins r.
TO containing higher quail
nv Of been showing 4 number OF buyers
are well 40c for fairly bright ong rye
Common lots improved IN demand o price. We
quote rye 37sQ0c: other useful 30asSc per
100 N oat . 13Oc The receipts OF and
in tons as reported AZ today the Produce Eek
change Hudson River Railroad go: Erie Rs oad.
37O Railroad. so West Shore Railroad. 70.
Ieheh Valley Railroad 40: Central Railroad OF New.
Jersey 30 boats 10; total 100 tons. Receipts OF
str
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Galveston April ~ Cotton nominal. middlnE 80
low riidurg bt.c. good ordinary. iise receipts oo
irjs- s.prts % the Continent 90 coastwise AL
st >ck - $40 ,,,,, ,,1,. lou
,,ts;frr II lcc. y0-l ordinary Sc. receipts COP nhrS
e1uor ~ III. Continent 40 cras'wise 500 sales 40
nnlt,morc Anril 2S.-Cottrn nominal. mlddlnr loc
low middi!nr US. e., . ordra''' " '''' '''4'
s,,snrah April 2sCottcn guiet n.ldtling ostc, low
,o'ddrg To-, 1904 bales, exports coast"'s"
100 sai.s. -. stock. 3".N" ,,,,,.x 10. lou,
,Hsiin- iGc. good ordinary > 10 nei t'''ips nv,
s5T haies qross 1865. shipments. lN"D' sAe'' ioo0'
Ssw 0reans April IS Cotton quict mdann:' oli
lou ,,talIng 5ao good ordinary. &c, rere.pts 80.
nT. rxnorts 10 Great Britain 1900 sales DIV s0'N'
% .4 80 ).... .,.,dv. ,,,iillnc Sac. low
-, ,nr So: good Ordinary. bFc; net reS'P's' i-
hn,.s. gross sGi 7hipnen,s. i"is STOCK ''-""'