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New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
MRS. AEFCONB's WILL TO STAND
Nor EsSoR DIXON, OF NEW ORLEANS. ONE
OF THE EXECUTORS EXPECTS
NO CONTEST

PROFESSOR B. Y Dixon. of Tulane University New
orIeahs' one Of the executors of the will of Mrs
Josephine L. Newcomb said last night that so far
as ne knew, there was to be Mrs
Ne"comb's Will There had. he said been much
teik IN the papers of a contemplated contest.
no such notice had been served on the executors
Professor Dixon is here with Joseph A. Hincks
secretary of Tulane University. who is also
executor of Mrs. Newcombs will. and James Nc
,onneli, of Newt Orleans, the lawyer for the execu
tors, to have the will probated in this State. No
schedule is attached 10 the will but il is thought
that there is not large amount of property in
this State. The greater portion of the property is
thought TO be in New w-Orleans. The will leaves
10000 to Miss Alice Bowman. who for many
years a companion OF Mrs. Newcomb: $1,000 to
Greenwood Cemetery, this city for the care of
Mrs. Newcombs lot; $1,000 old friend of Mrs.
Newcomb in South Carolina. and the residue of
the estate which has been variously estimated at
from 100000 to s2o00,00o TO Tulane University TO
endow the H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College,
which is the woman's adjunct to the university.
The money according to the terms of the will is to
be expended the discretion of the board of ad-
ministratorS of the university
No provision is made for any of Mrs. Newcombs
relatives, who. it is said. will contest the VIII on
the ground that il establishes a trust Whlch is
contrary to the laws of Louisiana Mrs New
combs relatives. far as is known. are Mrs. NC
Carthy and Howard Lemonnie. both OF LoulsNle;;
and William Henderson and the heirs OF fioWaru
Henderson, all of New-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet
changed No spring Wheat 6sa7ol.c; No corn 81.
No : white. 29isc; No white. 2S92el.c. No
5sc; good feeding barley. acc fair choice mating
prime timothy seed So So clover contract grade $40 7s
S1l; pork bbl Sli 2O9S14 -; lard per 100
IS %2eSS So short ribs sides 0oosei. IS 25Ss i0 dry
sated shoulders tboxed 1qIlc short clear sides tboxed
IS 3Il4ass on Produce Exchange to-day
market creameries. 15Q2oc dairies. 11l
lsc cheese steady, 1la12c; steady fresh. 12c.
Cncnnat n april l9.Flour easy fancy. So o5ass so
steady: No mixed. +51zc Oats quiet; No 2 mixed
2I@, @,G2sc. Rye dull; No 2 SAC.
Duluth. April I5.-Closs: Wheat-Cash. No
72asc; July 7shc September. 71c. Corn. May 41Isc
Oats, 2Id26ac.
Milwaukee. April 1s-wheat higher: No 1 Northern
I391S,sc: No Northern. 7la72c. Rye steady; No l.
Minneapolis. April l5-Close: wheat-Cash. 7cc: May.
i0$.c July. t2tsc: No hard. 14c. No North
ern. I2c: No Northern. 6sstd72Fc. FlourFirst pat
So s5GSs %; second patents So 65Qs3 -: first
bulk. S12 30.
Philadelphia. April 15.-wheat firm 1l,c higher con-
tract grade April II G1Isc. Corn steady No mixed.
April is6iSl.c Oats steady; clipped ssl.c
Butter quiet lac lower fancy Western cream
cry. 22c do prints pc: do nearby prints 23c Eggs
firm good demand; fresh nearby. lac; do Western.
but steady: NewYork fancy full small 12Glcc
do fair 70 choice. 10izG1124c Receipts-F1our. 1850
bush; oats s2 bush. shipnnents-Wheat - 900
bush; corn. IS. 600 bush; oats. 1000 bush.
St Louis Aprl 15--C1ose Wheat. No red cash
6o%c: MAY. rose: July, ssi-c; No hard. II le@72c
No ?. cash 2Ic; May 26I.c: July a47sc: No white
29iac.
Toledo. April l5-wheat dull: steady: cash 731sc
May and July. t$ssc Corn dull steady; cash. May and
2sc: Rive. 5ac Cloverseet light. weaker; 1899 prime
S6 go: cash. $6 60; October. So 10
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16

% .ly If .s e seGa T
1sass DO made os
do ''s f sood sS 81
Fancy goods are hardening unsr @
taRcy i5sisss best l1al.ss nas
sSsas ss.sa 90, s3asr
dgsS ssss and western
po5sdts a36arGaS ncTeasiS9 aSP in sappe and
outside asures Sweet potatoes agf
n9ns less qpa ho mas ia u
5S ana s,Tsr GsTr's s;.ss sssady for
6ags in good demand and hr % e cmbs r9 psSm snd
pans in Sg ght supply PeppeTs slightly
but undersTsdes aninproved Green peas mostly poor
sarelP saa staay Tsmatoes Slightly rer anc
sh Bermuda neW prime
per bb s7@ss: do second crop prime s. 5Cas7 do No
stsSs @ Ser Hss'Hs iS 's sEe ]s
m per 'fsssZ dozen s
90 cforns Har's 90
B Sosssi Sqaess: ssss
f ee cabass ease sTs .I m DO Sra per
s$ss; cSsrIssfss 5sssa s's per tom Sa
ssseisnss ,q:s Fis.ss saeup
sprouts Norfolk per hbl 75c kohrab Orleans
s 100 do Ser *s p:f 5s 5 sd. g. 4
s. So aRd % p Nq5s Sasb Ssge half on61 b bss,
New Orleans per 100 lunches, 81 5oass 90 Bermuda
per crate 81 9oqS2 do Havana. So Egyptian per bag
% d do s tS ana Esstern white bo 50 5a
red per bag. s2Gs3 80; do State and Western yellow
per double head bel 81 ao do bag. 81 25dss so;
basket @ or crate s1Gss 5o peppers Florida per
y 2oGS2 %; parsley, New-Orleans lunches
s. so do Bermuda crate. 5ocasl; radshes Norfolk
per half bb basket. 81 5OdS2; romaine Florida per
basket $las2 do New Orleans per bbl, ssas6;
per crate 50cqs1 string beans Florida per
caneg gA .a spinach Norfolk per bbl 5Ocasl snrnps
choice per carrier 81 256S2 poor good s1dS2
Mi1h-The MIX Exchange price for standard quality
Is 2t.c quart.
fA1 AND STRAW-HAY-The supply shows small for
unHay and Monday and the to-day the
nun feature OF its late strength best
sraaes Small bales before. a wholesale way.
quoted PFC under large. We quote Prime bales
per 100 10 9aa9i 12c No do 9UQ92 lzc; No do. S5
No do. 7I'2@soc; clover grades irregular
- RAN-Sales are prompt the revised Sat
urdayIs5aNc per 100 70 long Receipts of hay and
straw IN tons reported Produce
Today: Hudson River Railroad 800
Nania 20: Delaware, Lac<awanna Western, So
Snore l3 LehiSh Valley, So Ontario and Western. CO.
Central of New-Jersey 100 boats 1co total o6o
tons. Receipts of co
ooi EHsin April l5-Butter sold the Board at
-ui2c: AZ winch price the market quoted firm
weekly output for the Egin district ooo pounds
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
Raiireabs.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAII,RoAn

brosses and cnrtanat Streets -'' D-
GThe leaving time from De.hrosse, 49,
C"ruandt Streets IL Ave minute. later tAa~
". gwen below for Twenty-thtPd Street
N, except where otherwtse noted.
''.S A; NJ. FAST MAII.-Ldui,sd to two Bus.t p.y.c,
Css,sS s~ a0Is 70 Pit'sors Sleeping Car Pittssss =
g.: + s=SsI;T s FEis$;# ga :,...ss
Cars For chcase cieVsand Toledo Cincinnati In
'ss s, Z =; c#ISseo AND ' ST LOUIS EMPRESS
@ saiff:o 2. VI s. 81 40qis hors Ra,aS
: VI WEsTEIS E9PREssFaxs zfqf plnGx es esic.,,
P+sISIc ExFRass@Fsr PRES S ri,,.su-s and
" cfETEfaNp aSp sfsePs crSSINNSrr rx
RREss-For Pttssurs. Cleveland Nash1iiis via en-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
15S SIS ss5 1910 Geserosses and Cortiandt Streets
iaas ca S ans easns... s. and T Cortland s
saa Dining % Cars 1 s. nn & t. & Il D.. 5sT,sr
Car . 25 m. 1cIO night sunday; s25. s,ss oss
er m III PsrIG1 hss ~, P5n1ns pnin. SsT c
4sS Dining Carr ass Dining Carr. 9-sS p m. ieio
soITHERN RAILwAY.-Exrress. s.2s. AS ?. m. iaio
AIL@aNTIc IT, COAST LINE-Espress. SIS NJ and . =
sEARoARn AIR LINE sAILwAY-'Fiorid. ,nd Metre
p9Iitan s Limited 1855 D. daily Express. icic
NoIFoLK @ K AND WESTERN RAILwA1-For Menphi.
cfEsA ONO RA1hMaY-sss ssily a. m. and as
r@n Ns.s 9LP FoIST COMFORT and SoRFoLk-7:ss M
MeeA-casS and S.JS T. m.
yss56aIcd Trans @ 'fs Bu RaTsr Il csf, and
Standard Coaches ~ -
CAPE MAY.-125S n m we.x-dav.
poh,s on New York and Long Branch
nwwenty-third STREET Sta.ionl sa5 a II ~.
-. ana ~ p m Sundays. q 2S m. . N
20 IN PesSrosses and Cortandt Streets). 400
p - N'' N-'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o. !" lpsshrosSes and Cort Streets S2ol 725
So Sas 925 a5S Penna IimitedD. 10 10 (De.src.e.s
End C9rtiands Streets 10 2ol Dining 10 pnirs
bTn9 iisS %, a m y * 125 Dining carr. 10 (De.
'ptDninS Carr rs Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carr.
80. e25 y r. IL 10 night
80 mo coaches}. S.a5 S55. o25 aSS
IDos tDininS carr y (Dfninx Carl.
DnMS Carl. p. S55. 423. Dining Carr. tDnins
night " ' - N ~ y "'' - ~
Ticket Offices Nos s6r 1884 III and csl RrosA
way Astcr House; West Twenythird Street Station.
ana stations foot Of Deserosses and Cor,land Streets
court street SEQ Fulton Street as broadway and
Fennsyvania annex Station. BrookIvn Station Jersey
Chy Ihe New York Transfer Company
ana check baggage from hotels
to destination - "
Telephone FiSbts.nth p,r
road Cab ~
j. B. HUTCHINSON. r WOOD.
General Manager General Fassr Aren.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
DEFENCE IN GOEBEL TRIAL.
RIPLEY RECOUNTS CONVERSATION WITH
GOVERNOR TAYLOR-SAYS BRADLEY
AND YoST MISUNDERSTOOD.

Frankfort Ky April 15.-The trial of Garnet Rip
ley. charged with completely in the assassination of
William Goebel. resumed to-day. Put upon
the witness stand. Ripley did deny that he
made the statements attributed to him by cx-
Governor Bradley and Judge w II. Yost concern
ing Ex-Governor Taylor's remarks to him. but said
that while he thought they were substantially
rect in their evidence. they had misunderstood him
he had failed to convey the proper impression
on them al the time. The cross-exa nination
completed. and Ripley will take the stand again
tomorrow.
Ex-Governor Bradley and Judge Yost will not be
recalled witnesses. and the jury will have to
decide as whether the defendant they
to Rplcys statement of the Taylor Incl
dent.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
TIE BROOKFIELD MOTEHENT.
FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT MORRIS SAY HIS WORK
rs NOT rNTERFEREp WITH.

FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT NORRIS EAR HIS NofNh
Is NOT rNTERFEREp WITH.
William Brookheld's friends were interested yes
teYday in the announcement that under his leader
ship committee of seventy to take part IN the
coming municipal campaign was soon TO De ap-
pointed Mr.. Brookfield went out OF town yester-
Cay for few days. Before leaving the city Mr..
Brookheld saw General Wager Swayne, VINO hereto-
fore has been an active worker with him IN pohucs'
IT said last night that General Swayne was
opposed to any new committee Of seventy
friend Of Mr. Brookheld said yesterday that the
movement was almost wholly for the purpose OF
showing resentment over alleged interference py
members Of the County Committee with the plans
Of Robert C Morris the president OF the County
Committee Mr. Morris's friends sald las. MI ~ ~
that such demonstration was entlreIy uncdIIeu
Tor and they cited the following ncideft as PIoor
hat Mr. Morris is fully recognized py GoNerho'
ooel the head of the county oreaniZalioh,
When the friends Of Charles S. Wilbur, FORMER
Superintendent of Census for this district seeuie
'or him the appointment as Tax ArprsSei ~ su -
eeed ex-senator Page. who resigned the pidoe ~
become Elections Commissioner. they went oxea @
the head OF Mr.. Morris TO get it, His frlenos 50
That the latter 10 Governor odei aho ia,u
matter before him. and asked that the aPpolii1s-
nent be revoked and that he tMr. Morrls) ds PIsL
lasnt of the County Committee, be consuiteua ~
.eference IT. The appointment was reNoheu' ",,
Ar. Morris named James Yereance. from ms ~
assembly district, the vacancy. Nhen MI No. :.
rs rs was asked about this last night ne rei"seo ~
DISCUSS il. ,- =, 49,
Mr.. Morris and Executive Chairman ". n: rn
tFck conferred with Platt last nleht apo"t
No1nfy organization affairs.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled
slow trade Prices partially
than the previous close Rosin quiet steady
We quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 %: OIL bbls SO so
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-3 -36d36i2c.
R9slS-s9mmeq TO good strained, 81 60; E. 81 IS;
N. So 35qS2 10 W G. 81 65: W w. So so
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne.
ihr LOLA obIs
savannah. April 15.Spirits turpentine firm, S2tc
ceipts. o1e bbs; sales. 236; exports 1926 Rosn firm
1851. s
Charleston, April 15.-Turpentine quiet. &c Rosin
-, wilmington. April 15-spirits turpenne-Nothns do
9e1 bbls Crude turpentne steady. 81 10 and So 10;
oeips 22 bbIs; Tar firm. 81 2o receipts. SOS bbls
London April i5.-1urpentine-Sprs. 2Is 3d@21s il2d
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
METcALFE DOES NOT RESIGN.

In order take definite action in reference to
the suspension of T. W. Metcalfe the editor-in-
chief OF The Triangle the New-York University
weekly the Board of Editors held meeting last
night at University Heights. II decided that no
election for edtor-in-chief was necessary. as Mr..
Metcalfe had not resigned and the board did not
intend ask him resign. The resignation from
ths board which Mr.. Banning. managing editor
gave Chancellor MacCracken read Banning
announced that he would withdraw his resigna ton
from the board, but would resign managing ed
itor. This acceptable 10 the board, and Mr..
Galway was elected to fll the vacancy.
Metcalfe said last night that he intended to fight
his suspension to the end.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. April 15. 1901
BC1TER-The sentiment Overwhelmingly in
favor Of little lower price to-day. There in
OF about pkgs receipts and butter
is in sight that receivers felt that should have TO
lower basis order take of the goods
that are TO arrive Buyers have been operating very
cautiously sellers determined there
shall be accumulation OF the hay Prices were
lowered izGlc per bringing the fancy down
2lc with a good stock going range OF
9G2Olsc Close selections of dairy tubs fell 2c with
medium and choice qualities selling lSG192c. The
best of the imitation declined to and
Of packnss of fresh factory sold az
laGlSisc We quote: New hutterCreanlery extras per
10 2lc do frsts 2o72qsc do seconds. 1s=Glaise; do
thirds 1917 State DAIRY. tubs. fancy 2cc do nrsts
lsiaalsisc; do seconds iT0lse DO thirds Nss-
srn limitation creamery fancy 17i. .dlso; do trss 1s
q lower grades. 1s2314tsc; Western facter, large
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
HAROLD CROWLEY NOT GUILTY

San Juan, Porto Rico. April l5.-Haroid oro"iss
OF lockport n Y. son of ex-Congressnan cro"ies
sne emplove of the Postal Department VINO
YES recently arrested on charge Of misappro-
rnating postal FUNDS formally arraisned 10
~ ~ ana found guilty The grand jury lnniSaei M ,,
failing TO furnish which he was locked up.
o.. William n Holt United States District Jung,
sne Es.trict Of Porto Rico. will hoio oouf' o.
'hce on May l3
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
propos aIs.


PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES-De-
partmeut of the Interior. Once Indian Affair.
Washington. n. G. March :. I9o1Sealed proposals
Proposals blankets wooilen goods
etc" Is the to re
Commissioned Indian Affairs Nos u 20 Wooster
street CITY. will received 1 O'Clock
p. m Tuesday May :, 1901. for furnishing the
indian voo,en goods CLOTH
ing. notions hats and caps Bids must be made out
BLANKS Schedules giving all
nation bidders vii, Re furnished application
Indian Once Washington. n c. Nos % and 20 Wooster
street New York City: ,eS Howard street Omaha
Neh: 2a5 J1hnson street. Chicago. ILL.,. the Com
rnissary of Subsistence, :. A. Louis. Mo Bids
opened the hour efd day above stated and bid
ders are invited be present the opening. The De-
the right determine the OF de-
livery and and all bids part Of
bid. w. A. JONES. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
PRICES.


ign, II e @e,, Rates % ge5e
soas fysrPos ia LR%Pn 2,d G,assGr ia il
Anwerp Cd Hamburg. 30 pfennis- Rotterdam Sc, cot
e LyeTpo4l 100 10 u.s. s; London Sss Is 50
SeW-Yorf, ss schooner; 4s2 IONS lumber nrupswck to
D. to South Africa; lae per cubic 700, British
S% or dsssn s ss' b 70 as4
27s Cd April British steamer. 1889 fuel Cardiff
Halifax IS 3D. chartered abroad British steamer ea7
British steamer l4aI tons previously coffee Rio
salt TamPico norih Of Ha,ieTa. private terms
scbo@ner lex ISS tons ppna PORT Reains T." RS5ef5rd 76S
Rrsh steamer $50 tons general cargo GUT To TondSn
oLsThe cottonseed oil market rather firm again,
with little for sale here the South selling West
and i' petroleum. quiz, qnehanssd Quotations
Petroleum. bbs s. 50 and IN bulk s. To- Phadel2hl2 2
IS 70 cottonseed oilTPrims crude bbs 34lsc: prime
white 8g4oe prime winter yel,ow h".5 S'G s Hssed AmeT
Western linseed quoted &c under city brands lard
u PR0visIoNs-The market poor start. declining
under liquidation and Disappointing cash demand but
sun shade a. lover than SATURDAY I might
msa GnisSs0 PoRK|Fasy quoted: Mess Sf5asi6
fmy dses S %... short S & 81 am $40 os M
rss S@slS oaSted % 1Hs s Ss e'' bRSsr fa HE 6s
Firmer qu93ed: acons 7.c' sr 1s9 M o,r rs 1@@ n
Seiits fR arm quoted smos1s ioalos.c 10 r. e'+aos
G15S sara ST Sa' a.R '9fa "@aniry
I,ARp-Easier: quoted s. 75c city easy: quoted.
lard steady quoted: South America, 95oc;
Continent Brazil kegs 1050c compound FIRM quoted.
6SsdGa.c. Western 6SsG6s4c. .SrEARIN ESteady;
quoted: Oleo. S&4G9c; city lard stearne. 9c
RICE-The market for rice showed little signs Of
strength activity 70 day. moderate business was
prices Quotations follow; Domestic common to low
l.G59sc: head. 5l2d6iac; Patna 4%d5l.c Japan.
4&.@5c: Java "A Gih.c; Rangoon, in bond. 242iac
SUGAR-There no new developments in the mar
ket for refined Orders limited though
prices held hrm with list quotations the lowest obtain
able. Quotations follow cut loaf crushed and dom
dered. 5.5cc: powdered powdered fruit pow
Eagle confeCtioners granulated Eagle
and fine sranulated 545c Eagle cartons
N bags and 5rh bags OF fine sranuated. 550c; Eagle
fine granuated. standard gTanuated diamond \.
5.S5c; confectoners' A, 15c No I. Sc. and ,.
+95c No :, 400; No :. 4s5c, No e. 4soc No i.7oc.
so s. 4.eOc: ., 455c; No 10 45Oc: No il 45c Nos
OF the market continued very strong. md
traders expecting further quota
Offerings were scarce and buyers willing is
said, pay 41sc for centrifugal. test, duty paid.
There business reported and prices a
close as follows; SEC 4lsc 9-1ec 1l-32GS
Advfoes from London rather unfavorsble showing
loss OF ad on the April delivery. with
that but this factor was thoroughly discounted.
DEA-The market TO- opening dull
and unchanged ruled fratueless throughout
session No sales recorded. opening quotation.
were In force the close. follows January 9oGl
"a 2oc: February aId March. April. IL IOi
l2soc; May, Il. SoQ lo!A)c June. IL a0m 3c July
August. IL loq Is 20c; September October 700
l9soc; November and December. is. .soGl SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
STOPS BROADWAT RUN4W4TS.
STAMPEDE AS HORSES DASH INTO TABER-
NACLE FENCE. GUIDED BY DRIVER.

NACLE FENCE GUIDED BY DRIVER.
The breaking Of the pole of the cab driven
by Henry Dugan, of No. 533 West Fiftieth-st..
at Thirteth-st and Broadway. last night caused
the horses attached to the vehicle to run away
and create considerable excitement ir Broadway.
Dugan returning from the Twenty-third-
ST ferry and turning into Broadway from
Thirtieth-st when the pole Of the cab snapped.
The horses became scared and started to run.
D1gan tried to stop them. but could not. They
continued until they reached Thirty
fourth-st where Dugan them into the high
iron fence surrounding the Broadway Taber-
nscle.
The corner at the time crowded and the
appearance of the runaway horses caused a
stampede for safety. One woman whose name
could not be learned tainted and was carried TO
a nearby drug store where she revived 1t was
said that man was caught between the horses
and the fence but escaped injury. newsboy
kicked on the leg by one Of the horses. me
fence was bad dly damaged. Dusan stuck to his
seat and escaped injury
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

.. Eufalo Agr '5,Flogr quiet. vheat-sprtns. .7't
easy demand light: No Northern old, carloads &c
asked; round lots sliac: do in store Winter
ouyers and sellers TOO far apart State Kansas
on track through billed. Tf1.c Corn steady; yellow
4ei.c; No do. 4ec; No corn, 45s.c: No do 4aI4c
through billed Oats firm; No white 81 ). 132c; No &
DO s9'e Gsoc: Eo mixed 29+c No do 2sa.c through
CATION 1sd6lc asked Rye-No on track ofered 5sisc
Chicago. April 13-The leading futures ranged fol-
,ows:
Wheat No. .: opening. Highest Lowest Closing
May ........... 10asqI0la 101sd11 70ls I0+4
July ........... .ioi2 Q1o$4 f10I1is 10la f03sg1l
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
New YORK CENTRAL

Mcnd4y-
90 HARLEM DIVISION.
Siz n VI. and 3.3S P. VI. Daily. Sunday
PlttSheld: sundays only at 9-2o A. N.
pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 1l2. 2sf AS ana 2l6 Broadway a
Incn SO w, 20 Columbus Ave. iSS
Iatn st and l3Sh 81. Stations. York: IN
F'uton 81 and 1c4 Broadway. E d.
Telephone 300 3sth New
Esassage checked from hctsl residence ty
EDtIAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE DANIELS.
GENERAL Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot o. Chambers 81.
follows. and minutes earlier from ". I'D 81:
Daily.-Solid train fer Buffalo. :. m
Bnghamton. Waveriy. Elnnra and Bradford Coachea
parlor and cafs dining Buffalo
m. DaNy--Chicago Iimited-Fasr Mail-Soti
ago. arriving % Cleveland a.
Sleepsrs Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car,
!-3o D. Daily--Bunalo ard Cleveland ESpress-arr.
Bradford jamestown "a yourxs
town 1927 a. m Cleveland II so Seepers Bu.-
faIc and Cleveland Cafe
Obs Daily.-Soltd train for Brchamton. Nsv-r-
Iy. EImira sle-pers Buffalo. Chieas,
cinnat. Dining
yT'ICKETs local TIME CARDS AND PuLLMAx
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III. 1l:. 26i. go aS1
Broadway 15s East i25th St ard 2Is West l23sh 81:
Chambers and -. ferries. New-York. 3SS and
$50 Fulton ST as Broadway. Brooklyn. I2c River 81,
Hoboken and City Station Ne~-Yerk Transfss
Co calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16

2i1 do, IS 10 IS TO- do 10 at S. 1se DO q N
a 81 " - W. - D' A'' TO-
go 2s2 do Ios n a. sS; 1ss do. e 70. IS IS: 10
clipped DO az 10 az So lci. los do. -
shorn state sheep las n at Is; do n. at ss
10 DO 50 10. at 80 oo clipped do. 81 70. 81 Jo /
spring lambs 81 esch - '
Mcpherson Co: los Buffalo lambs 81 n at IS ss 1s,
DO q ~ AZ s. 65: 10T Western do 9S S. so 80 40
100 10 AZ s. s2is 2t clipped Buffalo do. ~ n S. 2li
do IS 10. al IS: 90 do 61 ID. 81
E L. kerns & Co: 221 Western lambs n. at
81 - 3l Go. So 10. s5 49, 1S4 clipped Ohio do 10
at s. 10; : clipped sheep. 91 n. s4 So
Harrington PA Western lambs rs II al s5 1s.
21t clipped do. So n s..
5. Judd &
STATE do 81 H. at 81 do 81 % 81 80: 25s clipped
Sunalo do % ~ at s.: unshoru State sheep l3c m
S. ~*' - - 81
J II. Wilk-rsor: 100 Buffalo lambs. IS y. at s5 90
Newton & Co: : State spring lambs. AT sS each.
; Sanderson: s state sheep cUls. 1oT n
HOtIS-Feceipts for days Ssi1 OF $50
head including about 800 market Ffrn>r
on Buffalo advioes and light receipts
range was quoted Sc l59SS 40 100 r.
sold at Sc S0Ss 40 Country dressed steady
per 10 for heavy light weights.
ss.es-Andrew Mullen: Is State hogs 1s2 N
10. 50 - - - -
s Judd Co. state hogs. 12s n. Sc s5; State
hogs, t2 n. S6 *.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
OTHER MARKEr&BY TELEGRAPH

chicago, April 15-Cattle-Receipts $4,000 head in
udns 2'o eNans steady, medium Texans
n nrn; Top - 90 good TO prime steers s5qss; poor
euuh - @TSf ~; stockers and feeders slow medium
weak y .5aSi - COWS 50 75Gs4 90 heifers. 81 I5G
ss.SS Gamers 81 lodS2 1o bulls. 90 I5Gs4 so
Sfaso 90; Texas fed steers. 81 sras
steers So 506s4; Texas bulls 50 757 SO 90 Hor~EReS
celpts to-day. 1000
left over 600 opened steady closed easier: top Ss
Xed and butchers S5 e0ns6 20: good choice heavy
So @d se 2S rough hesyy s. 9oGss; light IS acsss
oulk OF sales s6 o5dSS ltis- SheepRece eipts "a 600
head sheep slow shorn export 81 eoas5 TO- steady 10
slow; Coorsdos mostly IS 35 good to choice wethers
81 1898 fair choice mixed 81 e0ffS4 50; Western
sheep. 81 I51s5: yearngs 81 sods5 10; native lambs
81 lodS 80: Western lambs. S5GS5 35.
C1ncnnatt. April l5-.Hogs active higher 81 ,o5s6 ~
Lambs quiet. lower S4lS5 IS. -
East Liberty: Agr 15-Catte steady extra. s. soa
extra heavy So Sc 81 assorted mediums sosS 80
heavy Yorker So 2ods6 80 light do. SIS 1886 c0 good
PIGS :@qSS skits So@s5 So roughs 25as5 10 sneep
s. 30 choice lambs $ Oas5 25; to good S3 500
50, veal calves. SaGSI 49,