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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. April 2s-The srna1 supply Of cattle to-day
brought s. 5Ods5 TO 81 ioso 49, mediums'
s, s4 sO stockers and feeders 81 70qs5 lo beef
81 OfAl So bulls G0ds4 l0 Western FED steers - -
e. o.. Texas steers SASS TO- calves Sass 10 In+re
was good demand for hogs with prices STEADY ana an
changed Fair to choice So sIi4Q$4: heavy pacRers
So GOqS3 So mixed. So 70qs3 90 butchers 50 'oa V3,
lights 81 1Ods3 95 pigs 81 35G$3 60 The rev ouetuss
Of sheep sold at steady prices Colorado wooea S s.
sold at 81 9Od$6 TO- and shorn lots al "a . SgsS
chiefly s. 25as5 90; culls. tgSt 500 yearngs 49,
unshorr lambs. IS 6oa$5 -; sheep SSgso ~,
s. TO- Receipts-Cattle. 2coo head hogs @oooo head
cincinnati April 2s-Hcgs steady, So 25gS3 % Cattle
steady. So 1886. Sheep steady, 27opSO' LAMBS
Fast buffalo - y. April 2s.Receipts Of sale ana
through cattle and hogs during the - nous edeu
AZ noon today were Cattle. 40 cars sheep ana anos,
20 cars: hogs 25 Shipments-Cate ~ care snee
snd lambs is cars hogs ~ Cattle-There were a
n,ne ~ small lunches which readily cleaned up az
steady unchanged prices Calves were In moderate ug
nj, rood demand and than yeet ercay VINE
~ bssis was 756S3 the bulk 81 the choice nanny
weigh, calves Sheep lambs-The offerings were no
erai-iR loads. The general tone or the maIhet mas
about steady Yesterday and was principaIly III
stock Wool stock Is In small demand ana az rho1ce
Or the season. There only one bunch OF clolce
iinrod lambs that exceeded the quoted outside hgupe'
b,io The bulk the sales were on the Dass 30 90
Tamhs choice to quotabe =. i9ns9 w. 49,
10 choice S. 5OIS5 I5 common 10 falr sobf, 20
hoce 10 extra 81 1865: good to choice ~ 'o9st 10
aynon 10 fair S3ds4 25: wool lambs cholce 10
ec ao1ss CO. sheep choice extra. 80 20gso ~
yort sheen were light demand on the basis OF 70 w.
,rheye was fair clearance and the close was easy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York April ~, 1879
BEEvEs-Recelpts 1913 cars. 2144 head in
Guiding IL be exported to Great Britain 50 Cr
I ola a at ane e o R %a
mand stock. ruling steady and fat bulls
ioai5c lower and cows weak to Toe lower The yards
Ssr' l Sis1f r. sa ;ssss IS
inferior to good COWS at 81 sSsS I'd a. s' per
for ordinary choice native sides London and vsrp9S
estimated dressed weight; live sheep firm at ishaltsc.
lambs dressed weight refrigerator beef selling
&c per ~ No shipments of live stock or fresh meat
'' the Martco will take out to Hull 200 cattle
for W. A. Sherman the Umoria will carry to Liver
pool OF beef for Eastmans Company msk
cattle i26i sheep and i2lso quarters of beef all to
ports of Great Britain with the exception Of 20 cattle
- IlRo,; steer. * a. 1873 e N
loci r. at g iS 10 DO Ito 10 is i2.e r.
50 DO ITO: r. at 81 90 81 DO sss nj at s. 49,
lO42 n at 81 49, DO go ~ at 81 2' i2 Pennsylvania
'0 Ssw s T. COT q saDd posd Angus choice
sSS ~ & s So Esnq y "a ss g. is s &c.
fSsS h. s 3 + It q: Iso sa l. sS = q
s. Z i lsaS n a. e g fs5 81 ~
81 Is do 10 NJ q o. sS ~ =" steers.
1': s. II b. ri S Is: 3 e = ii
Ie.S S0Ss t';s o. ds at q
g DO e2S N a. 50 49, 10 DO g sts No. a. a. 81 S r. d a.
g r. d. NJ at NJ d. Dc SO H.
81 ,so nG; ~ :,ls. 81 s. 10 at & S
bull iG n at IL cows VS. 1910 49, s2 81 7S do $40 b.
Ct So 80 DO liz tb at 50 oo IL do SSi D' at 81 ''
H. Collins: 2 bulls $50 10 at 50 so; do esS 10. at
g 81 DO $40 H. at ST. u cows 9'S o at 10 lo no.
J. II f. Hume Bro bull 1850 h. at 50 70; do. 775
C4LVEs-Receipts were $50 head all for the market
and nearly s.tieths There an active in
qFs yo DOR ed ths s Psfs'
D Dn5 eS '@ eav f at GPs ssns s5 AMI
7lsaoc per 10: country dressed at 5sase and prime
salesMH II Hollis IL veals les 70 average at 50 BY
100 NJ 30 do us ~ S. JIG do i22 10 at 20 oZ'
T. f. Hume & Bro: 3 veas 1871 10. at SO 5o % do
io NJ a $ 81 DO s e At 3 d. 40 H. at So
] p Nelson; !, yss' 81 12s ~ at !. SO SO 20
JellIne Wright Co: 1923 veais. i27 ~ at 50 %; %
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s were 25H cars, or eoSs
head Including cars for city slaughterers direct and
ls for the market OF which were at Jersey Ey e sha
lambs slow and 15d2Sc lower and cars were in the
pens g5sCd at o the finish few n ETTs oupd do at
S. fair to good unshorn lambs at SO 6O9sg So common
bre pre u9 ste S at ssc dressed
at 9lGilac dressed spring lambs $685. per carcass
c. 2S7 unshcrn IT, Buffalo sa "a Il M
=, s49 ussASn Sd Buffalo sHn lambs II H. at
HUNS lSs clipped s sne lambs IS 81 e S at
State sheep eel los ~ at So 81 DO 07 H. ST. 10 spring
lambs at IS S7ls each: 30 do at 49, ,,. g, ~
Mcpherson Co.: i7e unshorn Buffa'o lambs o. TO-
~ Collins: go unshorn Buffalo lambs IS n, at SO
eeped d cu HG s. ~ at fissf g. state '"os w.
HoGs-ReceIpts were cars or 2S heaa bS ans
ordinary to choice We're estimated to bring 4ooasi 80
70 ear 9e.ns medium az per 70 for
hesnE 10 s Judd Co i7s mixed Western i27 ID
average at "a IS per 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
Am.rcan hon.a sassc; calcut.a raw. Ssc. Iara o .

American boiled 5iao2c: Calcutta raw. Csc; lard OIL 10
PRovIsIoNs-I was again and unin;,re.ps
n %ss' .ls sgsss the sps s, from Ts az
the cse qndsr TIE nosns' e. h q ss Co. family
SO 5cas 6o ss. q': SO 2sSs
sqS,sd INNS Ms'. So s%. 60 F"fs
Sssss. 5s S n PIE so n Sc ps
CTMEA7 PlckIsd bellies steady SaGsd s s Picked
s ss Sss q 10 ducts d u Ps.d arm quoted
Is western fSP ISs ws sss 4si MIR
S.oD. suS ssS s sss qoos south
,Ssay aScsso Ointment 5 .c Com
isfey auSsS S t o S city
me egot was quiet day in the for rice Sell
e entertained arbitrary IDEAS nevertheless inasmuGn as
continued light and news from al as reported
esrer in the week Quotations follow Domestic osw
S"cs to Icy az s sssa s s%T 70 fsGa
bond sdaisc; Japan. 4aG5Hc; Java. 4saoac' hA's0'"
" sToiARDensnd for the grades was stimulate Ts
somewha by Suh news From from m, the OPENING to
exhibited pronounced strength s aomnos
cnt loaf and CRUSHED c and
powdered ss sa nS sasT fn ne an c
ecSne srnna eaa bsc cubes BE powdered
s sRa T No. q and Sis ) s.%'ss Z @ Ss
45oc; No Aye 30 a4t S No g. T.. rs Is and n1 &C. 4.c
ThI. weeks the statistical position as
SDa by % 6sehs Gra S against 2
last week and i2o7i3 tons last year ,ix principal
.oS Geo tons: exports II 600 tons: stock
Is 500 tons against tons last year Cenda In @
ing 90 tons Europe-Stocks in Europe, soo'
asanst S68 200 tons last week and Eli ~ tons as'
year Total stocks Europe and America 9oos, p
against 25i Iii tons week and es tons as,
year AT the same uneven dates and 245o2l TONS
date OF April year The deficiency OF socn % isst
ass oni IONS against a deficiency OF 3Io2Zl TONS
week and deficiency of 81 tons December ~ to,
JIamhlrr-Shlpments beet sugar 10 AmeIloa
uambur9 and bremen week, 5000 TONS engagehcis
10 600 tons No refined. The raw sugar maI IT, h,d
1%er in tore quOtae higher A. the cOs f 9s
were freely for large blocks on the pas 0a
oc 4 81
ana a ii0c for 50 test molasses sugar. The London
market was quiet with Java sun quo' a. ..
12s Cd and fair refining at lis 3D. Beet sugaI n,h
and decidedly higher present month ana next '
advancing TO lis lad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
Railroaps.
new YORK CENTRAL

An through stop at Albany. Utica ssFses'''
Trains i lev. S GRIND Central station as follow;
$50 HM PBi s4a sassP nx Sssss TsD
Fastest train In the World. Due Bufislo, 80 y ~
Niagara Falls $50 p NJ: Toronto 800 p r.: d.
S.4S 4 M-fAsT MAIL. DsiIy--For Buffalo. Nissars
1890 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS. except SUNDAY.
Buffaio and all important New norn sts.s p3 r1f
LOO rai c1lunbus csseis-
natl Indianapolis 81. Louis, Detroit and Sn,eae0
$50 p M.-TROy AND ALBANY sPECiAi~ e1e'v'
SUNDAY. stops at important sES s nnr;.uv1x-hour
train 10 Chicago via Lake shore. Due cievsss ~
7<5 A. a.. due Chicago 45o y. M s''<p"s
100 p a.wpEsrERy EXPRESS. p.ry..ror Nisssrs
6.2S p. M.-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. psi,y-ror i'oS'
Montreal and except Saturdays. for Ottaws xso~
7.3O p. M-ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND NV
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily sorruwEsrERN
Cleveland Cncinpst Indianapolis and 81 Lo1 n.a.ns-
OILS p. M-PAcIFTc EXPRESS. Dsily-For os'e. a.
burg. Nsss Fails Cleveland. chieago sn' raj
1910 nisht.-MIDSf6HT EXPRESS FOR c ssndsx
every night except Sunday n'sn'' s'"'-'
nights. Chicago sleepers leave az BID
HARLEM DIVISION. s.a.v a.
8.15 A. VI. and ass r. M.-Day. except sonn~' -
Pittsned. Sundays only at go a; NJ.
Wagner Palace Ca = all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light: -, s,..,ca
Ticket ard Wagner offices at Grand eeny y araed~sv
2ss Columbus Ave 81 West 25th ST.. 18th 81 ~
and i3sth ST. station New York 33> and Izo ru'o" sos
and 100 Broadway. z. D.. Brooklyn 80 a.. 49,. yoru
Telephone 27eo Thiry-esh,h street Tor e or rss-
dence by westcott Express Company; ..,,
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Akeh..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

sou,hUestern 13c do Southern, 12ic. Cheese steady
Recepts-Fiour 1900 obls and 500 sacks; wheat Soo
Wheat 500 bush. corn. 10000 bush; oats 5000 oush'
St Louis. April 2s-Flour firm. unchanged Wheat
firm higher No red cash elevator Ioc rsck ,dc Nay
TIC bid; July T2H72isc: No hard. tV1E.ic' 10TH
scarce and hrm No cash. 35c: track 36ci May oSsv
July 33NG33lsc bid September, 34c asked Oats Gull
27isc; July 24se bid 80 white 81 NC Rye am S,s
lower Prime timothy seed. S2 ~, SorI-
meal steady 81 s5Qsl Bran dull steady sacked sess
track Hay strong: timothy - o0gslZ e fs9
Eggs lower loac Recep,s-FlouT 100 bis wheat
Is osn hush corn IS 900 oats. 1900. Shpmentsrlour
400 bbis; wheat 1000 bush corn. 10000 oats l2""
Toledo April 2s-wheat higher. arm; No cash 7tsc:
May 74a.c. active. steady; No mixed SSsc; oss
5sc Cioverseed dull steady; cash. new and April ~ ~
October, 81 IS asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

u.r,b,s apru os-Cotton steady; middlng 67sc low
middIing 5c good ordinary. 5-16c; net receipts u2o
bales gross 1854; shipments. LIS: sales '''' '"'"
1892 125 375; 1893. g. 693. ,..,. k1c
Galveston April 2s-coton steady m,aahg: s,n,s
low middling. 5sc: good ordinary lO-ioe' 'eN''''
500 bales; sales. 1925; stock 81 1so ,,,, .so low
Savannah April s-c9t9n adst' rnorts To- the Con
tinent 8 500 coastwlse. 3; stock HiIi; ,..,, snc.
Ratmore April 2s.-Cotton nominal; nnionlhs, 80
low middiing i3-i6c: good ordinary s.loc: nes 10
ceips $40 bales: gross. So exports Soc 20 "'ea D"'
ord. 10 the Continent. t. 12s; stock, l5,50S q, IT,
ST. Louis April 2s-Coon auet; pi ,S 30, rsceios
10 haiss. gross 7e2: shipments. 10; stock, ssols
Nsw-Orieans April 2s-Cotton steaos. tso
IL ice: low middling. l-loc; good 90
cepts 1855 bales exports coastwise zsoe sses '""'
stock [correctedl 3s9. 0Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 2sciosing; wheatIspoMMo, , All ryd
Western winter stock: No red Northern Duun sut
Is AID corn-spoAnercsn mixed new quiet o. vx1
Do old steady Is SAG fs'e' rifourEst Louis fancy
Winter rrn Is Cd Hop. London Pacific oSsso arm
mess 65s Pork dull: prime mess Western tss LAM
sho,, on, "a 70 10 No. steady 3Is I'd Baeor-Cum
snos 90, os 20 10 ~ steady SIS short rib Is 70 70 ~
.ssady AIS: long mddies. light 30 20 30 10 nrn
Sort clear backs IS to is 70. dgn 2ss clear ocilies
sn".t az Shouiderr-Square IL 10 IL
- 70 !" eas "a Iard-Prime Western. In tisrces
Steady 2.s: American refined IN 1s-n pals sesay
iuttsr-Frnest United states SIS; good o,s
Scssse-Amsrcan white and coIo,ed easy DIS "a
Iorlme city steady u.s. Australian tin london)
tn %. "a co,onserd oil-Hul refined. May-AuGust.
e s., lis Cd TrIrpenne-spirts steady, 3Ss Rosin-
common steady As Petroleum Renned %. Linseed OH
iss ID Peas-Canadian. bs TAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

,,-r,,s Few, changes Of importance occurred IN he
MI $1,000 to day Demand was MODERATE. ne~s
1870 nosttive new features. ana seiieIs Me.s -
-, Yrher developments before altering "a ne ~, To- To-
to- A, The close Metal EXCHANGE Cal,eu Pe @
yarrsr,s oniet spot May SILL noih ,n ~ "a
ciosad Unchanged: spot and April Ss 20 ais5, T %
Juv SIS so nominal Tin at the close "s td er,ney
80, sS 7s@s7. MAY and June SO 1880 80
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs-Though hrrn IN tone s ut, une
rerket 49, ouiet and devoid az influential ne"
ouoo,,ons follow New-Orleans centIliussa ~ WnS
I10I4c. fsIr I6GiGc good l6a2Oc prime
orleans omen kettle 32q36c Porto RICO Slime
common ioGisc: fair I4isai5'sc; good' iosie' P"
1918: fancy, 20g23c. al, ,.tuA,. or u.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The market Tor per- a II.
strong and higher at the following prices ,I
London 2I.d; Glasgow 2hd Bristol Sli Wamburs
Hull 81: Newcastle 2kd; Antwerp -a-'ssa no,'on 70
3Jn4O pigs: Rotterdam, &c: AmsternaI, ", - ea6e
Liverpool per 10 12c nominal lSnaon nn.1s vns
ia Ind ....FREIGHTS-Trsdng IN san lUI foreign
limited with rates ruling steady for me h
and ooAstwse lumber trades and easy for he lons 81.
demand somewhat improved To Cork for ofus ana
were quoted md for prompt o. AN
principal ports United Kingdom or Conthen, vas
% And. berth terms. In other departments pus'"' Vs.
quiet. -,...., M
OII1S-Tne market for cottonseed oil was nesiecte
fcatureiess without change. IAnseed oil nIm anu
changed and petroleum dull Quotations IoiVy. bhs
leum. bbls SO 49, and In bulk - 4o ~ yo crude
S. 90. ana In bulk - 40 refined cases " c 90
SEED oII.-Prme crude 22hc; prime crude o s ,
lsQl0c prime yellow. 25so on tnnnle,I ys .s
25Hc; butter grades, 30952c; primo white
winter yellow. 30G32c; linseed. American raw 'V-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
EpIE RAILROAD.

rhrourh trains leave New-fotk 1901 o, n IA at
as follows and five minutes earlier ir for enshamton
p SaT Finira buffalo. Bradford Arrive eunsi0
IA p W-Vesbued lmited-Fast man aaiiy s0,a
train FOR Chicago Arrives Cleveland ~ A. cncnns,l
Dining Car. x,.,. - ,r.v.isnd yestibuled Express
soV ryss AZ Bufaio 05 A. M Bradford ~ - "A.
Jamestown 1900 A. a.. YOUNGSTOWN lot a: d., ga
Library Car. a.. - ,.- p,,,h.rton rfnnrn-
voyssiv and Chicago. seepers to Hornslsviie CneAso
and Cine r TfxE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMM6pATioNs at ILL., ll3 2e 4oi and goI b ,ne
chaubers and West 23d-st. ferries. New-rork 80
snt Geo Fulton-st rs Broadway Brookyn ~. ~,
sna -, ana Jersey CITY Station. New-fork Transter
70 calls for and checks baggage from notes ana Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
.Including e. o4o bags taken ex ship.


CoTToN-After an irregular start the cotton market
developed bush inclinatons this morning ana showed
very steady undertone during the rest Of the session
As natural result OF disappointing English cables esu
for exceptionally large movement at SouInegh
ports and distinctly bearsh news regarding crop prog
ress the market opened barely steady IN tone WIN
prices unchanged points lower This slight loss was
by far from in keeping with the al
verse temper OF news. being claimed that drop OF
fully 3 should have occurred. The rev sci
ing orders which appeared on the call were followed py
quito an avalanche Of buying orders. the bulk or ne
latter coming from month shorts who had taken
fright al rnors Of an amcabe settlement OF the Philip
r,n trouble reports the May Government statement
would prove favorable regards the acreage qu
ton than heretofore expected and evidences that ine
LIVERPOOL element apprehensive OF mahPuIaa
ton this side August advanced to 5eic win rIsn
Of the neara-hand deliveries ciose ,oI
months manifested relatively less
scattered selling orders from the
and from the local crowd Late IN ihe
partial reaction under good weather
developments indicated eeheI
ally undertone and more optimistic turh OF
sentiment. According 10 Fall River advice Eastern
spnners have about concluded transaction comprising
some 600 pieces cloths the basis or 2ftc lor
regulars While this sale had not actually ranspired up
late hour. buyers were SAID 10 nay sEs
agreed 10 meet the views Of sellers The future niarket
closed steady, with prices points higher 10 points "
lower. 40 IA,
The range contract prices in the local market tS
= follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New-York April IS. 1893.
cOFFEE--Interest IN coffee futures at exceed
,ngy low ebb throughout the session and the Of
,enduatcns discouragingly narrow No business
was done the CALL no transactions had been reported
IN 10 midday while for the entire session sales
str4cted to a meagre 500 bags. The market opened
oue al nights prices At the close the feeling
oue; with prices unchanged to points lower. Taken
altogether the trade had little which 10 base new
ventures SO concerned. European mar
kefs were apathetic speculation and sluggish
FAR as price changes concerned Brazilian markets
showed no new features The feature Of statistical
changes a remarkable movement from warehouses
this reaching as S6 bags including 80 420 bags from
New-Oreans the latter about 49, 40 bags taken
ex-shp including 9795 bags TO Galveston Stocks OF
coffee in Havre aggregate l.5220O0 bags. including LOGO
600 bags Brazilian. against 529o 900 and 100000 bags
respectively last week Yesterday the steamer Cuvier
cleared Santos with 1000 bags. market for spot
coffee ruled very quiet all day. with the close about
steady unchanged prices No Z Rio invoice lots at
Gnc and jobbing parcels OF 6Ac
The range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West Twen.y-third Street and
ryThe leaving time from DesSrossss and Cortland.
Streets Is ten minutes than that given below for
$50 A n. FAST MAII.~IAmis.d two Bsi,. psrlor
Ssw Ss's e s'';s1 P. sifsp's car r''
$50 FSSH faa
For ehsssd ones sve s%SsnS TdS
hPS ssv GHIcAGo AND ST. Lous ess.
$50 o. ?; u: WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
TAO p. y. soGTHwEsrERN ExpEEss.I;Fcr Pitts pitt.
7ao p N; PACIFIC ExpREss-gcr ps:sSrs y. And
nns %r for csyee9a snssR Bune,
sspns Car New York Altoona Ess. sSntsy No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
* lsSs SO 2 sSp!ns S eo9ss::opsI ii
ap Sc X No. slss' sS'ssg
soS% ~ RS@f 5 10 p NJ
NoEFSSIK AMP AND WESTERLY E RAJ. Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LfNE.-ExpFess, go a. M and $50
f6R 55 Ss4 SHoA aSS E N S:
AT Tssfaiy' aaa 10 M d1s and
an BUFFET rs,ef Psc a Cars Passenger and
Long Branch Asbury Park (Interaken sundaysl Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty -'nlI"
Street Station. $50 20 3ao and $50 p and n,
Sundays 20 a. m. 40 p. from Desnrosses anu
Cortiandt Streets OiO a. ~ 80. $40. and BIO D. H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 80, n "a
elo, 10 $50 $50 e2o go renna; Limi:ssss go iSc
$50 $50 42O 4.2O Dining Carr 80 Dining carl ooo
pni1s CAP 7a9 % $50 p i,e 2os 90 TO- so Dining
Carr. a. m. 1880 $50 Dining Car. $50 800 ~"
Dining Car 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Cam "'O'
rs sS9 o % No S' ss o 1885, 1854 ILL., and Broad
way; Aston House: Twentythird street statlon
and stations Of Desbrosses and Corandt stress
Street. 0S Broadway ana fenn-
syyania Annex Station. Brooklyn Station Jersey ,ty:
The New York Transfer Company will call tor ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10
destination. "a ....,.
Telephone, "2I57 Eighteenth street Tor rehhs'"o""
Railroad Cab Service. - xvoor
J. B. HUTCHINSON j.. X WOoD.
General Manager. General fassr Asene'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston April 2sF1our dull receipts oS 90 ps 9o SPneT
atsnts x 9cGS4 49, winter clears and srsighs S ava
- ~ coSn ouet; receipts 06i2 bush; No 44'1s
steamer yellow Sc Oats quiet receipts saS c'
bran spring winter SIC S +d dog Io T9Sr ,7s
Wn,n t7c imitation 14isc ladies' 13c Cneese h'1n'
N Wssiyer, ieG isisc: Western, i2isc.
r,a.,o Anru os-SprnR wheat unsettled no demand;
-, Worthern sOs.c No . Northern. 7i~c Winter
Wheat nothing doing; No red nc; No WHITE 'osf.
,o% ssisc No Yellow ssNc No corn &c; HS
corn hi,s sssc. No white 32c; No mixed. 3olq
% No mixed 2osc Barlsy-saes OF western a. soc
d. vle, No on track. sc asked Canal ireshs
Wsbss esc; corn 2l,c: oats, isc asked flour du''
y,c,eo April 2-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

5rF AMP no bette. s1:aS a ws mo- LIGHT sd ss
prssiSSs day Spring patents sseGgs. 10; winter
ssash's g 5SS$2 winter patents g G st 10 e; 1 Ss
winter s. 5oGs2 Is; no grade 81 6Sasi 81. spot
RYE e s5 8 S sa 1s sass sSSs
Knzdried s2gs2 IS. as to brand BAG BAG, N atcds
Coarse sSSs7e .FEEp~%ssk quoted: spring bran
s sS ss is: 90 ss Winter ao9 an So isi
slSsssS @issaIIns; siSS'.s city feed
% fSI GRO new. ods
gsds This partly Owe the fact that far
isG ali Ss outside apa trade to very
The crop statement perhaps most influential in arousns
estimating wheat condition 70 compared with
$50 last May BY the sss a4c He nasna D
Nebraska and Kansas poughed up but referred to spring
OF dry Weather IN Kansas end little cold weather in tho
Of stimulating nsture The other Of the
side the fact that fell in many parts Of the
wnsr b wheat auh Sss sPa m s out m S
with report OF the most tearish charaesr ord
bull mood provoked little comment and influence
Of the recent damage had been in great measure
Thh n have s6s 9 ssfn GseG
shown in sections from which The bulk Of the crop
conservative of injury considering the winter
wheat belt a whole nay have been too high Next to
Of 90 or 20 Loads ssE re- taken sa at 6 all S'
feature Of the present is increased
demand for ocean freight room with advancing prices
room for 30 loads taken for that point. There was
also a good -four demand in Minneapolis and II
reported that Spanish mers had petitioned the Govern
temporarily remove all duties wheat. For
eign conflicting. Liverpool opened lower,
but. recovering partly. closed firm at kal1d de
cline French closed 20n40 points loss
and Antwerp unchanged Argentine shipments about
1000 900 bush than the previous Broom
hall reported large arrivals the interior Prices in
the local market closed AG%c higher Quotations
Of cash wheat. o afoat basis follows: No
2 red. sO7sc; No Northern. New-York, s24sc: No
Northern, Duluth. S1l9c arrive and No red, 1850
81
from making material strength
In wheat to-day. and last prices only &c net
higher There export business Of a loads. and
clearances amounted about 1900 900 bush Argentine
shipments were reported at 5000 bush. compared
$4,000 bush the week before and JOS. 900 bush
year. Liverpool closed %Gl5d lower. No 2 corn
closed loc over Chicago May spot and SIC over
rive o afoa basis .OATS-The loca! market
inactive and about steady With eoooo bush for
white 36c asked: No 3 white. 34lac: track mixed,
32QS4c: track white, 35a3sl1c; No white clips 3GAc.
-. .RYE-Market steady No Western. 6711c and No
Western. Csc both 0 anoat; State rye. CSC 1 Z.
New-York car lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
1nurRpooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April IS mmcSt.on-s 1ISs,b moas sss
h ~ the dsy were bales OF which 800 bales
were for speculation and export and nciudsd oo
nscar Receipts 900 bales including l~o baies Amer
tar Futures opened and closed quiet with
rsns. American middling l. m. c. April ~ ofeo Svoso
man: Anrl and Nav la64g3 20 CAD buyers: May and
June 10 6i93 2064d BUYERS June ana July. August
bvers July and August 2064d3 1870 buyers Ausus.
and september sd buyers: september ana
843 2O-6id buyers October and a.
buyers. November December, N-64gS 1000
buyers: December January Stgs 10 o4d puyets
January and February, leo4q5 lo-osd Du'e''
and March 3 19-6443 20 sd sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

IN 1871 and $50 o3 bales IN 1885, brought sight $40
uass 70 Date 1041l SO bales against io5s9s27 last
Sear. s2ltsls in 1897 and 200 bales in 1870;
uroueht into sight for week against DAYS ending
Apri q other years soos2 bales asanst a. 33 last
year o2o2 year before last and 0oSi4 bales In 1895:
brought Into sight first IS days OF April s7is23 bales
against 3o9ois last oi.3ls bales before last.
and 3o.213 bales IN 1895
The movement 81 cotton Liverpool during the week
ended to-day,
follows: