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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
oTvuFR MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 1.-THE cattle marke, ruled firm. with
prices largely point higher Fancy grades brought s. 50
ass 10 choice steers s. 3OQ$5 50: mediums. 81 15qs4 30
beef steers 50 oodS4 70: sockers and feeders - oog
SIS o. bulls So 6oas4 TO- cows and heifers 50 toq$i -
Western fed steers 81 2Od$5 Texas 81 sOGs3.
calves SO 5Oas6 with active local and shipping de
mand for hogs prices ruled strong and 5q5l5c higher
Fair 10 choice SO s0dS3 81 heavy packers 50 5SS3 - 2
mixed 81 s5as3 ST. butchers 81 65ds3 90 lights 81 Goa
s3 pigs 80 2jGs3 10 Trade in sheep less active
than recently and shcrn lambs were little lower on an
average Colorado wooded lambs sold AZ 81 I0dS3 90
Western lambs 81 50dS5 10 and shon lambs Sass H.
mostly al 81 ~ upward Spring lambs S7gSl0 per
100 m, sheep brought Sqs4 - for shorn wooded 50 400
81 10 chiefly 81 7OdS4 ~ not much being done below
s. So Receipts-Cattle. 100; hogs 1000; sheep 5000
Cincinnati April li-Hogs active. strong. 81 25aS3 80
Cattis stronger 50 1896. Sheep steady. 81 75dS4 50
Lambs steady. 81 23a$5 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

TENDER Tic on track No hard. rae: No Northern
INC; No Northern 70Lc Four-Ffrst patents. 80 40
ass SO: second patents s. soasa nrst clears So soe
81 90
Philadelphia April 14--wheat NC lower contract
grade. April 76i9G76sc. Corn Nc lower: No mixed
85isc: No 3 DO 33hd34c No mixed clipped. 33g33lsc
Butter dull and lsalc lower: fancy Western creamery
2ic; do prints 22c Eggs firm: fresh nearby. l3c do
Western i8lsc DO SOUTHWESTERN ISc DO southern l2ac
Cheese firm. Reccpts-Flour. 5000 bbls. 49, sacks
wheat $500 bush: corn 5000 bush; oats. 1900 bush
Superintendent 1900 bush: $4,000 bush; oats,
IL 900 bush.
ST. Louis April l4.-Flour arm; patents 81 IVs$3 So
straights So 40ds3 AS clears 81 90ds3 Is Wheat-Op-
MAY 7sc; July. 72sc; No hard Toa!o%c corn0op-
July 34c Irregular; No cash. 2si7c April, 2sSc
May CSC: July 23isc; No white. 30Aq3lc. Bran
scarce and firm sacked track. 61u62c. Butter
Creamery. 1sd22c: dairy. 149l9c Eggs firm at liisc.
Toledo April 14-wheat active and lower; No cash
74tc; May. 15Ac dull and steady; No mixed
36c. Oats dull and easy. No mixed, 2sisc. Rye firm
and higher: 2 5sc bid. Cloverseed higher and
prime cash. old. SO As. cash and April 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

METALs-Arer long period OF comparative dullness
and narrow changes spelter made stride upward to
day on a sudden increase IN demand and hulish news
from the West. closing strong The other depart
oved but slight changes and ruled generally in
active In the Of important from abroad
called pig quiet. spot and April SO i0d
May SO 50Qs10 49, and June. $40 62znS1O SIls
Copper Al the close unchanged. with spot very
scarce: spot quoted SIS 80 nominal May SIS % nominal
June SIS nominal Tin closed quiet but steady At
s2 G2 sTlz for spot 10 May Lead closed steady
spot 20 May quoted 81 32izas4 3I1 speer at the close
was higher scarce; SPOT quoted IS 10
Gs6 20. May. 81 Jo4s6 so
MoI.AssEs AND sYRuPs-7he week draws TO
close with molasses market following comparatively
narrow nut. though holding firm undertOne AZ fun
fair call Quotations follow New-Orleans centrifugal
common iiai4c fair 1915; good 10000. prime. 2la
27c New-Oreans open kettle. 32a36c Porto Rico. 229
acc S,rups-Common. l2q13c fair, 1ihd15isc good.
i6M nc: prime. Is1l9c; fancy. 2o@25c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The market for berth freights
wac Quiet AZ following quotations: Liverpool lhd;
London l&d Glasgow. 2Ld. Bristol 2i4d INith. 30;
Hull 2ikd; Newcastle. 2i1d. Antwerp I'D Hamburg,
30 pigs Rotterdam. 4c Amsterdam DC; cotton 70 Liver
pool per 10 l2c nominal. London. oats. Is %
FREIGHTS--A business reported In sail tonnage
to-day portion Of which for the coaswse
trades South America and West India tonnage was in
There inquiry for local loading
and "a nominaliy unchanged.
oIIS-Apart a somewhat better feeling. cotton
oil inactive and eatureess again, with prices
unchanged OIL firmly held and refined petroleum
quiet unchanged Quotations follow; Petroleum bbs.
s. O5 IL bulk 81 b5 philadelphia. bbls, g. and In
bulk 81 co. refined 81 So crude naph'hs. carsoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

seh Norfolk per Dbl sfasz rs; DO Baltimore VI oogsz
om.sh ror,as while per carrier s2ds2 So turnips
Canada Russia per Dbl. eocQs1 do Jersey and Long
fsisnd Russia 75cdS1: tomatoes. per carrier, siHSv.
HAY AND sTRAw--HAY-Recep's were hsht ana r "a
distributed and all grades were supported ~ ,l
as considerable must capse before receipts sS
From the nature reports and the invoIse
vices the will not make liberal SHOWING %,
plies. and the situation is quite geheraS ,b =, least
the rest OF the rnontn Al 100
seems safe for strong quotations We quote fr'ne 40
S71dGhi5c: No do $4,000. small bales 25sgoC "
per 100 NJ for the standard qualities clover mSea'
3Oa35c sTHAw-suppes have fallen on at Tssn
none noted for rail and smaller offerings by oarges hp
nrices where they have ruled for number OF days
quote: Long rye 35d42sc. to quality Keceip', Oh
change at noon to-day: Hudson River KaIoaa, "a
Fre 2ao Pennrylva MIA 100 Delaware, Lackawanna anu
Wes,ie-n 10 West shore POO Lehigh Valley 20 river
boats no. total. Io70 tons. Exports. te~ "Ai'e io
London. Receipts % straw. 20 tons oy rlver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April a. 3:+5 p. m.-Exehange; Wheat-spo
Arm. No / red Northern Duluth IS 3D. Corn-Spo hrm
American mixed. Ss SID American mixed, old, IS
s%d. Futures April, nominal May quiet at Is sid
July quiet IS sid. Flour-St. Louis fancy winter
steady Is Sd. Hops at London-Pachc Coast firm at
"A 10saf4 l5s Beef dull India mess. sos; prime
SOS. Pork dull prime mess. Western. tbs. Hams
Short cut. IA 70 10 No. nrm at 35s Cd Bacon-Cumber-
land 30 n steady at 2Ss 3D. short rib is 20
10 firm Dos: long clear mddes. light 30 to IS n.
steady 2ss long clear middles heavy. 80 40 No.
steady 27s ed short clear backs 10 to ia NJ dull
2ss clear bellies. TO 10 No. dull at 3Os shoulders
SQUARE IL II N, dull at 22s Lard-Prme Western in
terces steady AZ 27s American refined in IS 10 pals
steady 27s Cd Cheese firm; American finest white
colored. 52s 81. Taow-Prime city steady 23s
tralian London duh 24s Cottonseed oilHu refined
May-August. l5s Cd Turpenne- firm al
33s Cd Rosn-Common steady at Is. Linseed oil los
Petroleum. refined. Cd Peas Canadian IS Tiad. Butter
Finest United States, SIS; good. 85s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
pen NSYLVANlA

bot of West Twenty.third Sire

STATIONS West Twsnty,thira Street and D''
fThe leaving from pesbros:es and sGrap }or
Streets Is ten mlnuts later than that given oe0" '0'
$50 A. n. FAST MAIL-pulman gune, Parlor Ca, Car
s Ssw Y Sa ecstsss S ,.. sspns car
40 M FAST L.NEPI,,;surf ;Ga fevef PnIlman
Sleeping Dining ok Tosas sna
in Sn I %ous ssfns0 St Louis
$50 go p CHICAGO AMD ST. ,55s us
$50 ?. VI. WESTERN EXPREss-For Chicago For
TAO p. ". soGTHwEsrERN ExPREss;-For pitt t.
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville indiahdPo"' 90
74o r. NJ. PACIFIC ExPnEss-Tor pi,tssurg an, and
Chicago For Knoxville, daily. via shenandosn 'a"eS
RSus Connects for csyee2d sTssgt Buffet
Sleeping Car New A YORK ASn kooRa sae P:
burg I1hs Mfi' d'l Xs f6''f
"Ic 60 60 30 Dining d Carr ioSo p Im ali Parioi
$50 i2os might SUNDAY $50 eSS apf9 al
Psrlor and Dining cars, 40 Dining Carr, 40 Dining
so5TERS RAfIWA S $50. 40 p m 1905
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
Ar nd xfT o coas 80 B m as 90 M and
eaP OHIO RAILw con p r. daily
S NM
Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach and Combined
f fs1$ Sssgs H.ss!y Pr s:2ss. sundays
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty-tnIa
Street Station $50 a. 1920 20 and 40 p M
e0TsHs, si 20 o % r. fr saO and
s1"o.s' T ron n" fGiiGi3DEELPHIA, .,,,,.n 90
6fo 20 $50 $50 $50 70 a. 30 Penna Limited 'Jo
Dining Can 10 so Dining Carr 11.50 a. M $3.50 30
$50. $50 40 420 Dining Car) $50 Dining carr, oo'
$40. $40 $50 90. $50 GAmited), 80 80 dining
Carr a. 1880 so Dining carr. 25O. $50. 4ZO t1in
ing Carr. 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr. 40 $50
D. H.. Is night.
Ticket Nos 4G1 o44 1896 1854 ILL., and 26l Broad
way Astor House; West Twenty third street Sauon:
and stations Dasbrosses and Cortandt streets
4 Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street. oS Broadway ana
Pennsyva 1ia Annex Station. Brooklyn Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company VIII call for
and check from hotels and residences through
to destination.
Telephone ''2757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
]. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

Through NewYork. foot OF Chambers sts
follows and, minutes earlier from West 25d-st..
$500 A. M.-yestibuIed Express daily for Bnghamtsn.
waverly. Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Parlor Buffalo.
200 p M.-Vestibuled limited-Fast mail daily Solid
tain Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. M. Chicago.
p. N. Sepeers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
$3.50 p. M.-Bufaio and Cleveland yestibuied Express
daily Arrives Buffalo los A. NJ. Bradford 20 A.
". jamestown I 90 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ.
Cleveland 1890 p NJ Seepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland.
Cafe Library Car.
0t15 p. M.-DaIy solid train for Bnghamton. Eimra.
wavery and Chicago sleepers to Hornelisvle Chicago
tTI Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMMoDATIONs a, ILL., li3. 2s1. 4oi and os7 Broad
Way 127 Bowery 1853 125th-st. 2T3 i25h-
st.. Chambers and West 23d-s ferries. New,York sss
Hoboken aid Jersey City s. tion. NewYork Transfer
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

6~ Iow n,ddling ssc. receipts, 2s bales exports
cosstwise 1912 bales sales los oa'es' ''"' ''
bales. =, ,..
Memphis. April cOttC:n' quiet midd r.es,o;. ,ss;
haIes' shipments 1i3 bales saes. 1000 bales; s'oL
iseo i25 ssi bales 1898. 10 200 bales
c, rou,. Anru i4-Cotton dur middiing. 1S-ioc
low piddiinx Site good ordinary. 4ke net receipts
$50 bales gross. Toll bales shipments io'o o"es' sac"
50 bales; stock. 81, PSI bales
New-oreans. April "a Cotton quiet middins
ii-isc low middling. Lilo good ordinary 4ne: ~
Wise as bales sales 1000 bales: stock SSAiT bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool April Il. p. m.-Cotton-Spot In moderate
demand prices -32d lower; American mddng fair.
37sd good mddng 1874 middling. ii-32d low
middling. SGD good ordinary, 1924: ordinary
% 32d The sales OF the day were 10000 bales, OF
o. 300 American. receipts 900 bales no American Fu-
opened quiet with moderate demand and closed
steady, American middllng. April. ls6id sellers
April and May. is64d sellers MAY and June IS Sad
sellers June and July. ls6d buyers July August
rs 6l3 10 sd sellers. August and September s4d
buyers September and October. ga. sellers october
and November lI-64H3 ls-G4d value. November and
December. i7-6td. sellers: December and January
i76d sellers; January and February 1904 buyers
February and March, iI-6i13 rs 64d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

mill taings net 9145o7 bales against SIS isl last yea!
77e in 1897 ooes4l bales In 1880 oronsnt ns9
sight 226 dave to date 23 les bales against lo4sSol
last year soasesA bales in 1897 and sseses bales N
1895 brought into against seven DAYS enc
ing April ia other years p6 100 bales against 1890 as
year AZ 23s year before last and 81 0o3 bales IN 1870
brought into fourteen days April 2o'1o6 naies
against las, So 400 bales year before last ana
1Sl. p37 bales In 1895. - ..n
The movement OF cotton a, Liverpool during the week
ending to-day as compared with previous weeks was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
NAVAL STORES.

In rsin TODAY business quite active at fun prices
Shirts turpentne while quiet, was firm on faVoreple
advIces from the South Tar had a good inquiry ana
ruled arm but there changes In quotations
Quotations follow -. .ao,
TAR-Reguars 81 10; tar oil. bbls 81 %
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-44lsq45c $3.50
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 30; r. - 4og
81 Is: l. 81 s0as1 S. X 81; NJ 81 Is; ~ 81 IS; o.
50 49, " ", 81.
STOCK on HAND.
cn,r,s ,rrnent,ne bhs 277
Charleston April I4-TurpetIne firm at 41Ac. Rosin
steady and unchanged. ,z.
Savannah April 4.Spirits turpentine firm. 41AGi2c;
sales bbls receipts 500 Rosin firm at &c decline on
water white; sales fOi bbls receipts. 29S: Quote A.
b. and d. 81 05: f. 81 Is; F. 81 25; G. 81 90 H. 49,
l. 81 So X. 81 o. NJ 81 S. y, 81; W q. 81 30; w W.
81 ~
Wilmington. April 14.-sprts turpentne firm 4ihg
42c receipts is casks Rosn firm, a5clfSl receipts ~,
bbs Crude turpenne quiet 81 35d$2 40; receipts. "A
bbls Tar firm. 95c; receipts. 2s5 bbls.
London. April li.-Petroleum. American refined o1sd
Turpentne. spirits 33s 3D. Rosln firm. Sc 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively: =
'p Stations Il Ns~3YoIS re, q Liberty s.;
ard ,r south a Fs5rE E.r Whs oo wheha g.,
I'VE minutes earlier given below for Liberty q.
'-.''' ""e" Train, le.v. foot Of Liberty St;
20: Rs.s. = suaasy
VII + ssss.s: "a: rs s';sn''n 400 'n'
$S$ = s::s:: S'je' Iss .s IL
ssso, ss N T. s ss ss.s.s
FOR LONG III hha SAtt 9 SSskEc GROVE; AZ
s s5Syt 'es Sss1, syn g POM
S:SS5y no Grove 900 i0iS only to Red
niSa Ai,.n,is gss and; 40 $50 n;so IA
'S0 f''ss s'i' Fob f"sfsT:w Foe M 400 F.
go. $3.50 SO. l0;,5 A. NJ. i4S. aao. $40 p sus'
Ls s,ss.Hl :o q $50 'o' A. NJ i' $40 a."
TcT Toms River and Ba,.ssas. ;sso. $50 A NJ. ia
70! Atlantic City. vineland and Bridsetoo '''ao A u.
xiy.,I M0n%h Beach .ns H go
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. s 46S AND WASHING
Week day. . sssg s5 Got 900 & ifr'y 3,
sSS %a sa; saas %s: e BSSs d Sd
Dining csrl A. NJ iso 600 Royal Bgs Limited, 90 90
Philadelphia week days 7:45. 300 A. n. 80 100 4S0.
Tickets and psrlor car seats foot OF Liberty St.
whitehsl ST. ii3 liz 2s 454 e44. 2s4 i3St Broad
way 1877 9th Az. Ok Union So West; 153 East l2oth ST.
273 West 2sh ST. 251 Columbus Az New York: Court
St 344 $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. VIII
amsburg " Y Transfer Co will cal for and checS
ba geage from hotels residences TO destination
sFrom liberty st. only.
from South Ferry 5;25 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cohles-Spo co,'on
IN moderate demand sales 10000 bales speculation hnu
export 500 American ooco receipts. 1000; mddlng up
land il-32d. Futures opened quiet partiaI -otd o.
cline closed steady net unchanged 10 1-6id decline De
cernber-January. 317s: January February sl!o
May-June. SIS: JuneJuiy ash: Jpy-Augus, Sis Is
Aueust-September 31sb: September October. olss
tober-November 3iTQ3is: November December BIS
Manchester-Yarns in buyers favor. Cloths dull -.
Comparative cotton statement Tor Inc week enuHs r'
day April H. 1899: ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April i4-Coton quiet; middiing sac. low
middlins, oNc: good ordinary Is isc receipts 294
bales sales i0l bales. stock. 70 i5t ha.es
Baltimore. April it-Cotton nominal: mddns 6he:
low middlns ii-i6c. good ordinary. Lie;
eepts. $40 bales LII bales exports the
tinsnt. l.Iob bales; stock. 10 337 bales
Savannah. April A-Cotton dull and easy, mlddlins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
DELAWARE, lACKAWANNA& WESTERN

Stations in New York. foot Of Barclay ana Nn'I .y1y.
lseaNf' :,
BnRhamton Mall 10 - "a,
Buff. Ithaca, Oswego Utica Ex o'p m = % y =,
Chicago & Buffalo Express ..........' lpp IN ''''"F
Scranton. Wilkesbarre Plymouth on., ,,.2on N
Express a n,
Chicago Buffalo Lin. TX. %" IN 90 90 a =,
Buffalo Ex. (arrive Buffalo nh sou IN '-" "
Syracuse. Ithaca Oswego Utica IN - ,o .-.aos m
T,c,s,. ana pullman Recommendations a, il3. 40 and
942 Broadway and II Park Place ... A,rs,1s
Westcots Express Co. Will call FOR ana 'he'N ''es@'~
destination. sDaily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

Spot cotton steady. with quotations unchanged
,niddline upland quoted else and mdding Gulf at
csc. compared with ehe and enc. respectiyely'
wear ago Total sales Of 303 bales. included 200 for
export and lo4 spinners Spot cotton in The South
was. ,elegraphed follows: Mobile quiet. 1l6c lower.
at e-iec. Savannah dull and easy $50, Charleston
5izc: Wilmington Arm &C. Norfolk dull
SHc: Baltimore nominal 6isc Memphis quiet . 1916;
Augusta dull 3-iec: ST Louis dull il6c lower
8 1916
The export movement follows
Britain. France. Continent
Total today ............ 220a
Thus far this week 1870 4sS 9sss
Thus this Sl706T7 bs5es6 2SsS.ooS
Receipts at New-Orieans ofrcially est
mated from 200 1000 bales, against 2s74 bales
week 4327 bales last To-rlorrows
receipts estimated from 200 1900
bales against 26s bales last week and 4S6 bales last
year
Receipts the ports interior points TO-DAY
pared with day last last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
The following the total net receipts OF cotton al a.
scipc Sepfe mlea I

FLOUR AND MEAL-Business was pretty well and RE Il
Impossible to attract buyers except by %nsH on all
abb spring patents s. ss g s4 Sprng
siears Sass 20 extra No winter ss extra No
winter rye e Ss5 q 81 sI'a 9oisa t, fsa
8 M choice fancy g ?s Sss il a; E to Brand
BAG MEADu ouoted Fine wh15e stead SS me 6uoted
spTins bran bulk ssaS1s So: sacks TO arrive 200 H.
SIS So spot SIC 29ass 5o SSsTss winter ga Gr
sisgsS: city feed. sl7, hominy chop sl4 'oaSi'' oil
GRAIT%WHEAr-T uncertainty Of the crop news news
well illustrated in the marked ,ba Of tolay
Bad reports every part OF the wheat oe ana os
the most n r an ' While their denial
DAY brought volume of unloading which S
dav ailsc net lower Heaviest selling was in the May
with July under offerings credited in part at least TO
Chicago trader Crop news especa ,e DAYS
az to excite remarks suggested that part OF the t
might have been in }n RS[sY this very
ton claiming that wheat IN that state is iooNg
afternoon influence however and the one having the
most effect in promoting ssS n va" s 8 that growing
weather in the winter wheat belt had improved Its Sp
ana Sa Wk % seo Better adyces
and Indiana VIII FOR ppng TSea planting
made up combination which bulls were entirely power
nS LESS 10 a. soomT as those Of he previous nj
nos having about thirtve farms s Inn ater after
visiting the fields in orders TO buy wheat inc ae
is now very much mixed the crop outlook ana most
Of the smaller both sides have been evened
up leaving the traders fight 1t out Caples were
frmer Argentine shipments heavy enough 10 prouu
the market after It's nrst opening ~
vance TO SOC for May option. They aggregated 24
oOOh hush COMPARED with 2O4S.GO bush the week pre-
vious and bush last since January
shipments have 6s 900 bush. against IA S6oo
hush wear ago clearances were small. the
EXPORT trade not 10 loads at all points and estimates
on the visible Monday pointing TO small increase
compared with 100000 bush decrease last year Foreign
houses especially conspicuous on either SIDE TO
dav bu, the public bought considerable wheat in the early
forenoon Liverpool Asd higher Paris markets 1
* poins up Antwerp franc higher quotations
of cash wheat o b afoa basis were as follows; No
red S2iAc TO arrive 1 Northern New-Nork. S4Ssc; No
Northern Duluth s1isc. .CORNAsde from der1v-
ing little early hrmness in sympathy with wheat the
corn market ruled weak and lower all day under lqui
dalton closing 6i2c decline. About the only bull
feature business Of IS loads at all ports
LIVERPOOL opened fairly steady but lost the advance and
closed Argentine shipments since the first OF the
wear have been pa 900 BUSH compared with 24SOOO
hush the season: No closed 42$ m439sc.
o b anoat .OAT S-The market for oats dull
ana featureless with barely steady undertone: No
oats closed asked. oats. 322c: No white 36c:
No 3 white &c: mixed. 32l134c track white 35d
soc No 2 white clips 36lac RYE-Market steady;
No . Western. 66zc. and No ] Western. &C both
anoat: State rye. 61G62c. c I Z New York CARROTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
Ne, recen. nj all United States ports during week
~. xosins al r-nited states norte during same

Net receipts at United States ports during week il4l
~ ,r.at ~, 20 rsor ~ '............... Tiles
rot,I r.cein,s 10 This date 10 745
ro.i 1870 -, sane date las, O36 III
ESna-.. tor she veaL ............... 40.721
.po-s ~ sa,na weet las, wear ......... 13s34l
lrisi oxnor,. e. th,s date .......6231 us
o,ai xoor,s 70 cane date last year..... g. 372 467
$50 a, al yni,ed States norris ........... 7sS017
STOCK al all Oni'eo S'a''s po ... COS asa
e,s i;.t.-,or ,ou,ne ........... 335
So a, u n,eror ,ouns same time last 342, ll5
go q. o. .areofi ~ ............167 $4,000
c.S a, rool sore time last year...1 242 600
S.och a. epon agn.t Tor Great Rritain.... 5000
STOCK OF american anoa' io' 'ieo' .... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

$, g %iu aP Wheat ssss %ss9' ES5s:
C1m hs ed no oH!oy y sS No eio% ss NJ
g,ovS s White No. s9s e &c SS White So 5s S Sss
white 32c: mixed. 3ol.c: No mixed 29c. Barley
choice saG dSmmO S' s9s4sc Sea oeus
No quoted At Gc. Flour Arm; better Inquiry
april ga%,4 s qf 5ss s s
50 so winter g.,en,s 50 soas4 So Winter clears and
s scdsi s5 Dbl Corn quie; receipts 81 1873 bush
s 20 BUSH fancy sEIc Nos and 8 80 S57e Mil
feed dull: bran spring s1e: winter $40 -: Red Dog
2%rh S ? 81 Wessen 2aa %H imitation s.aisc
ladies i,gli,se, Cheese steady Northern i2al2'c;
chicago April 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol,
MA. w''. No. q Hfsi. I"Es'' f.siss
July ........... b% 75s ian 7s%a7S7s
1 Nsy :a'sossss ss ''Has:s '4"assS.
Oats. No q
3 Hay :: 81. s s5s ,.4aa * s.&o ~.
Mes. pork per bbi
a Hsy .:.:::::.: ' ss SO seq sGs $50 ssS
9 $;E :: r. Il: f.. H. t. e.
Short ribs per 100 N.
s u; @ IS: ;s: r.: r.. e.: r.. e
cs.h aus,,'229, as oS%. S Flour ss No
red. 5Ga7sc No corn 35,.c: No yellow corn. 35ac
No oats, hd2sc: No white 30a3lc No white. 29ts
a3OAc. No 2 rye 5Gi1G56Hc No barley. 30Gi7c No
faxseed. ti2l Northwest. 81 %. prime timothy seed.
81 30 clover grade So pork per bbl sra
50 oS lard. per 100 ~ So 7isds5 20 short ribs sides
ioose) 81 1894 IS dry sailed shoulders oxe 81 3Is1
81 go short clear sides (boxed. - g0Q<5 whiskey dis
tllert finished goods. gal 81 %. loaf.
unchanged on the Produce Exchange today the butter
market quiet and easy creameries 1iq194c daries
ilhgi7ise; es9s steady fresh l2isc. cheese steady
creams iidI2c.
Cincinnati April i4-Four quiet Wheat weak: No
red active No Ca stronger:
No mixed. 30isc Rye quiet, steady; No 62c Butter
dull nrm Eggs steady lie. Cheese steady.
milwaukee. April i4-Wheat unsettled No Northern
73aa75c No Northern 72d73'ic. Rye higher, No l.
5sdsskc. Barley quiet; No 2 as. sample iOa4ss.
Minneapolis April i4--c.ose--wheat In store. No |
Nor thernL Arr. 1ise May 70A17lc. July 72Hc; Sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

SantoS-tOnee
sod average 800 receipts 1000 bags s,ocS:
ooo Hamburg-Cofee market opened unchanEeu'
a. go r m !. pfe higher to i pig net lover s
Ie00o bags. HayTe-Cofee market opened narrM ny
,n.-rsebs,rea 81 ~ m unchanged at M quiet IN IN
chsnyed: closed at unchanged prices oia safes "
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WEST SHORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin Station. ". T.. a. 'o''e"~
ana Is m later from foot Of w. &c 81: Nails sos
I2.a5 p. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMIT IMrIESSi .sDsa raiis
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and st. L n,nus Car Car
Chicago and ST. Louis next sfte ps Chicago ana
81, Limited Daily for Utica SW pss9o,s
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Iofono' ~~"''~
Cleveland chicago and st Louis. po.s..,,, suf.
S,3O p NJ Daily for Utica Syracuse. Nocnes'o'' "~A
fslo niagara Falls and TofgntS syracuse. Roche.-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit S's'~
land. Chicago and ST. Louis n psv~..s
Time TABLES an principal hotels and ohices. bssSsV
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