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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-19
Mrs. Bunzeil and the Tramp.
lChicage Tribune.

Mr.. Philander Bumzeu resides at
Rogers Park. He is very fond OF play
ing practical jokes. All summer he has
been amiably eAtertaing his wife, who
is timid woman and does not keep a
servant, with tramp literature, and in
structing her what to do in case one OF
the fraternity should call at the house
during his absence. "See, Lucinda" he
would say, elf one OF them tramps comes
to the house and carries on rough, just
you say you'll call your husband, or
you'll set the big dog on him, and IL he
don't get up and get just you yell out
Towser.' Don't be scared. Lucinda,
don't be scared"
1t recurred to Mr. Bumzell that it
would be well to test his wife, and see il
she was as efficient in practice as she
claimed to be theoretically;so yesterday
he told her he had TO 60 to Milwaukee,
and wouldn't be home ELL late. Then be
cunningiy disguised himself as avagrom
man with some false hair, and hair dye,
and suit of ragged clothes, and about
haif-past 10 O'Clock he walked round to
his own kitchen-door. He found it un-
locked, and, walking into the Kitchen,
was surprised to lind that his wife was
not there.
"Just like those women" he growled.
sA man might come In here and carry off
the whole house out OF the door, and
that stupid woman'd never know 1t.
Won't have the joke on Lucinda,
thought" he said in rapture, as be. pock.
eted the spoons and forks. At this mo-
ment the door opened, and Mrs. Bumzell
entered. She gave shrek, ana seemed
surprised, then said faintly.
"What do yon want, sirw
The assumed tramp replieds
81 want some hot dinner, and suit OF
clothes, and any money and plate you
may have in the house, and kiss"
500 way, you bad man. replied the
yirtnous mation. ssGo way, or I'll set
the dog on you, and Bosun ls awful
fierce. He bit q man twice as big as you,
Tuesday, she added. ssfIal ha ~ laughed
the tramp, sthars too thin. You've got
ne dog; yeu hain't got an ounce Of sau-
sage meat on the place." s.lf you don't
keep quiet,0 said Mrs. Bumzell, "Til
call my husband, you bad man. Here,
Fredi Fredi7 she shrieked, as the tramp
seized napkin ring. "Tell away" said
he, with q knocking laugh; ssyour hus-
band Amt here, and his name amt Fred,
either.y "IIe isn't, isn't he? 1t ain't
ain't it?v calculated q big red-hcaded
man, whom MIR. Bumzell mad never seen
before, AZ he bounced IN his shirt
sleeves from an inner room. "You
Internal scoundrelg' he cried, as
with fearful kick he lifted MI. Bum
zell like meteor out of the baek-door
into the swill-barrel, ssI'il teach you to
insult my wifelp and he hauled Mr..
Bumzell out by the neck nnu swabbed
the conl-heap with him; "Yon thought
J wnsn't In, ehW and he knocSed Mr..
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Bumzeli's two eyes into one; "Hadn't
got no dog, neitberP Here. Eego =
sooxp aud a big bulldog with o tail
like u piece OF macaroni dropped his
lower-jaw like the tail-board OF a coal
cart, aud applied himself to the slack OF
MIR. Bumzslps pantaloons. "Hii Mer-
cyl surrenderi Don't shooti Firel
Policel Here's yer morning papers
Lucindal Pm BumzellI' yelled tue un-
fortunate man. Alter some difficulty,
they recovered large percentage OF him
from the dogs, and put it TO bed, where
lander Dumzeil, Of Rogers Park. II sub
sequently transpired that MRS. Bum
selps brother, Frederick, had just ar
rived from st. Louis as her husband lett
for Milwaukee.
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dTort,sary Record.

Franciska Letch, 15 years, city.
Mary Wulman, 10 years, Hanover.
Infants WebDer, city.
Mollie Bush, 10 years. city.
Laura Weiklman. Us years, Pennsylvania.
SallIe Johnston, ~ years, city.
Pet. Home, ~ years, Germany.
Harry J. johnson, II months, city.
Sebtila smith, l6 years, Ohio.
JOS. BohnenstIngel, 81 years, Germany.
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John B. Brown, ma a'icious cutting, continued
10 23d inst; Christ. Goetz. burglary, continued
to Goth INST.
tinued 70 2ath inst
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0swEGp, Nov. 10.--Wheat Arm: No. white
Michigan. 81 4D torn auiet 1t tac Barley
stcaay; No.e Canada, e9c; No. Bay Qainte,
VI 0s; No. 3do, osc.
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its owner, and 1t seems to be fond OF the
cempanionship Of man.-[I.V.M., in Ohio
Farmer,
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HOGS-Arc slow to-day, but steady at yes
terday's prices. Common light, 81 75s7 ~; faii
to good packing, " s0a7 ~; geoa TO chcice
butchers. 81 4aa7 60 per Genital
UArTi iE--Markct Quiet at previous prices
The total range fur comman to good butchers
is ~ 50u5 ~ per Genital gross.
sH Ehaps-Markot firm, with moderate de-
naand. Weuuote fairto gaod saa5 40 per cenlal
gross.
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1he following Is tho i:9uP. M. report OF New
York stock Aiarket, as received py Lea, Ster-
rett u Co.. 2s West Third Street:
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market
CINCINNATI. Nov. 1872 II. III.

The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock fol- the past "a hours:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

MERCANTILE AGENCY BRANCH OFFICE.
Messrs. DUN, BARLOW e. Co. beg to notify their
subscribers that the downtown branch office OF the
Mercantile Agency has been removed to No. ~ wall
st.. corner of Pearl, under the Marine Bank. This
Office il connected by telegraph with the main es-
tablishment at No. 1856 Broadway, and is maintained
purely to enable subscribers in the lower part OF the
city to obtain immediate responses to their inquiries
Holders of COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA
CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE
CONSOLIDATED BONDS are invited to meet at No. 90
Wan-st, Room No. 9. second floor, on TUESDAY,
April 6, at o'clock, for the purpose of hearing
statement by Mr.. Chas. F. Southnayd tof Messrs
Eyarts, Southmayd g. Choate of the present con-
dition If the c., c. and ]. c. Rway Co.. and what is
proposed to be done for the protection OF the First
Mortgage Consolidated Bonds.
JAMES MnLIKEN, ADRIAN lsEIN,
VIM WMTEwRGHT, VIM ID. GEBHARD'
FRED. j. DE PEYsTER, Committee.
Ne,c- York, April l, 1875.
HAssIER's FINANCIAL REPORT, No. 90, contains
discussion of the present state OF the ", Y L. "
question. Single copies cents No. WaiI-st.
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SALES FROM q oCLOCK p. NJ. To CLOSE OF BCSI
NESS 3 O'CLOCK y. AL.
Pseise Mail Rock Island
FRIDAY. April 2-P. NJ.


The dealings at the Stock Exchange to-day,
although small in amount t196,o00 shares as COM
pared with the daily transactions for week past,
to indicate complete recovery from the doubt
and uncertainty which prevailed early in the week;
and it is apparent that only small number of the
specialtieS-tbose shares which are supposed to
hare shown substantial reasons for the faith
that is Teposed in them-can be purchased
without very materially advancing the prices
while Others like Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern remain the paytbings of the professional
operators of the Street Western Union has for the
most part been steady. but after sales of 1920
shares loses Der cent the days trade The sales
were at 7si0;s!077I 07s!9TT. OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph 500 shares were sold at 25024s0
g. Psci6c Mail stroug in spite of efforts to de-
press it,.and gains per cent on the final sales
of yesterday, $1,000 shares having been sold
at 48I04Si s0S4tS s044l9H. Union Pacific
continues to led the market in its steady advance
This morning the frst sale at 6sl, against e6s
last night, from which there was quite naturally,
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after such an opening, Decline, which run down 70
ca. Thereafter the sales were, a6'@ost@o.s~
6s067s06Si closing at esl II per cent higher thah
Yesterdays final price, after sales of 4sov shares.
North western shows gam Of per cent, l4,ooo
shares having sold at 45i@44s045t, white
400 Preferred sold at 57i to s. ST.
Paul, with sales Of only $500 shares
gains per cent. The sales Of this stock we're at
ssl0ss, 1854. or the Preferred 900 shares sold at
5ea Sales of ZOO shares Of Rock Island advanced
the Price from 100. to 1851 with final sale OF looi
which is per cent better than the closing price OF
yesterday. Wabash also in the final trade RECEIVERS
per cent OF this stock $500 shares SOLD
at 50l5i0l5i215a015i. Ohio and Mississlppi
gains cent on sales of $500 shares at 2Ss@
os.0o9s029l Even Lake Shore gained pei
cent ON sales Of 1900 shares at 7Ss07Ss974. Erie
was active and strong aud gained per cents OF TINS
speciality 1850 shares sold at 800 The
market closed firm for the general list. The opo-
ing, highest lowest, and closing prices OF active
eol1 10 ay aef ollOwa:
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

April % today were 80 ears a.
1892 for the corresponding four days las, week The quality was
mon The dull and and
'' Tine ss $ n.E. ss ] Se'
d,s 70 The gross sT common g o S9e
carload OI z. c.IsI And " not e" sales were
The sIeh 10 for C. Eastman cars for
s. Moses, aud cars for Coon & Thompson o..
cosi. sS and fat ats i2 b. to ,. ew Is hi
sS steers ~ sv sa 't' cent. e sa Si s saS CIV.
SO d. scsni II c u, dress 81 ID, with 80 cents y
W Thompson sold for and D c. Coon 10 good Illinois steers ia
'r & to d &. s % aaa s % s more sH
cw average re- ~ 70 dress 81 D and 81 bsad SO DO
~ 81 as.., s. S ao en Il o
sn % $40 ssiS IL ~ IT, 10
vheaa S9 SO s ga cs q lie to dre:; o. ~ 50 Do y
H. 20 dress So b, with ST p he:d off
The doy o. Jrey City were 10 cars for Jacob Needy and cars
Cs1ey Mcpherson sod Jacob Needy $50 illinois Steers ~
b. cia average q ii -. per D. to dIs.: s.
A % s were William: %se%s es @
Reid cars for Doty Westhemer and l H. Newman
r. s. sv :! i2e per to dss, o d Win
g s' T ~ ''.Sns sT with 81 per- and Is
'' S f. .U g 90 D average lO per
Benjamin West6eimsr sold fat Illinois oxen ea ewt l2h
per b, % 81 ID 10 ioOi. ~ II
dress 81 10 do strong 81 cwt l2,9c TO dress % 70 q do
aSs e@ t ds.. b. 70 S S e%& is
dress SO TO- aud IL do, Ga cvt, At lie
222 making 9l6 head for the last
87S head for the corresponding time last week The
e. ssrs State veal. were sold At icsSis ordinary Pn,
do solOc and hobs" s2es3 head Charlie, Denton sold
90 State yeas poor 100 ITO 10 at from 6s TO 10 &c
Hume Elliott sold 20 ordinary State vess, l2S average Al
Sc. y 10.
snssP-Recspts to-day II cars Or aoll hesd-e cars Al
Jersey City Forty and the total for the last foul
against IS 694
The market continues dull ard depressed with further decline
before year few choice we're % q %
q So al iSc., and ordinary and medium a. B98ic
George Holden sold 564 Ohio sheep 95 average 81 20 100
n; 238 do. 97 ID, at 2 lee
r. sold 205 Lancaster County (Pennyvana sheep
105 10 average, at 81 37ia q 100 TO-
N Pidcoek sold l70 Illinois 90 average, CSC 10.
Hume Elo sold POI Illinois Sheep 81 n average, at &c. "
$50 Ohio sheep l02 d. ae l58 state sheep 100
Kirby sold OIL Ohio sheep. l02 e lilo
do 100 NJ at 7laci so do 80 10. at 81 O6l<c y 100 10.
Judd Buckingham 1870 Ohio sheep, IS average at Co.,
10 552 illinois do, o5 10 al 65ic
swME-Iedy. ariv's were 2s car, Or 1920 hogs naiins
days last week Soue aiye and Western dressed heg
market City dressed eae and lower closing u.s. d.
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-. Las M
RICETbe inoulry Is only limited and the nsrhet Mey M
l25 tcs Csrohns 7isa7Ae Tor Fs 1sG1 ior oSoo IL
7sIc for Prime $685. for Choices 100 bols md
af5 for Par 70 Prime and 10 bbs low grades ot@0's~'
$50 bags Rsngoon at 63a6Ssc D. s.n.,. and
SUGARs-We again note fair business 10 ~ 100
quite fu figures sales Of S9o & NM. d.
boxes Cuba Mnscoysdo &c., 500 hhds do DO eoo nno. 70
DO S 300 hhds DO DO at 7,e; II hhd do do a. sane pcs
700 boxes Low Mosss lei ITO eoIes % Az
Sc we quote Fair Good Refining Cuba at e@o s Sd
sl1e Centrifugal Sa13e ano NO * ~
At SEC Refined quite strong with good demand ,c
soft yellow; 9a0l0isc for Soft White lOtc ioI ,o'"s''
dlOS0 for Pow and 1020l0esc for GmnuiAiea 49,.
nonaIy Unchanged al ll.c Tor 20 bags STATE soa
NC Timothy Is iowerj 100 bags sold 81 3d. showing re'ao
sTEARINhe sdysnced asked restricts business we.,ein
at Age and City 15c 10000 City soil on pn'ae ei"'
binds. -. .... -,h mad.
inquiry sales for the past three days are a.o ns At about
rates. sales Of 100 sundy kinds a. ,S n
Conneeeut crop 1873 20 NewYor crop 1879 Don ,9
private terms 200 bales Havana a. o!A2caeI 30 III III
cases repnyy crop 1873 On private terms Tp
the following from Messrs. NJ RAIDER Sons Mosey 10
bscco Circular Exports the port OF New-imn ,ot nv
March 203o hhds ZZ2z eses'
as7 eeroons l1S Stems, and 6l6ooo 10 s,ns ,sa ,e
collection has onv retarded business wnen
1850 bids during month"; Of which l2Vo ehls were y
port prevented planters from preparing plant oeo
early January and February nas
ing an early planting while present writing ou niue
last seed having oe.n
for least month will be impossible 70 tell wnat s op
may Of the quality OF the st e,op p
maintained common grades on WIN" so"
shrht copce ssi0ls have made. Quotations;
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, ApnI2, lSf0
AsBEs-Te. rather inquiry and prices are unchanged {"
G.. and 77sc for Pearl $500.
BFESWAXThe business very light AID prces tescT quoted ~
33d35o. Western Southern
BROOM CORN AND BR00MS-Corn steadily held but very
quiet quote Short Green Brush l4dloei Green hur i3O
fac; Meum Green, 1ldl3ci Red and hed-Ippec lVgllc
Brooms unchanged quote Common doI, Nos
g. at So ds3 Hu SoL 10 8, 50 5Od$4 and Var
nished Hurl at So 75d$4 IS.
CoTToNThs movement spot Cotton only limited and She
UNCHANGED fguresi receipts the shipping ports
TO-DAY 1876 this week SS7 bales this day last
year 923 bales total sept l. 3lS4 l45 baes time
Last wear consolidated dly receipts 33Gl4
b erportso Great Britain 260b4 bales % the Continent
NwYork 2O2 asa oaes consolidated stock
bales the average Yesterdays forward deliveries
follows April 53e MAJ 1922 Jane 3lc july l754c Au-
&c., September 784c: October 1885, December 16 60c
1Is, Calmly 100. Ie ltlSe suly 500 ~ Slec August
Second CsNo transactions Third CalMsy 600 lie June.
2OO l7 August 100 II 32e September, bO0 l7se De-
eenber, 100, 16 1884,; total, 800 bales
Quotations sndr' Of CLASSIFICATION 10 force Sept l. 1874
UplanJ than
grsde sbovsor the auotedi
ordinary las s,r1et ood Oriipsry.l6h MddinE. 7Is
6ood ..l5e4 Low Mh..........l6i2 Good Md 1874
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON April 2-2:30 m-1he the STOCK Er
change Government securities Consos moae 90
cess % a93
Ten-pory bonds 1895 Enc Railway, 80 DO preferred 3e2
LivkaPooL, April 2l2;3O m-Cotion 6rmer
Mddsg upsnds Sdi mdang Orleans Sis Sales 10000 bales
including 1000 bales for speculation and the sales
Oh bales which IL 900
aud OvO bales speculation as Of Cotton forwarded om
s0s 600 bales including ga 900 bales American the receipts
liS 900 bales including 1870 American
actual 5000 baes the afost 42o 900 aeud
Ing 200 900 Americans sales the basis Of Mug Upsnd
below Good Ordinary, shipped March April d.
verble April aud MAY AT DE- nothing below Low Md
dsys hss bsea 1000 gna assax quarters knssx
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

I'D ss s:.y aissr % % ri o.. ss.' 's
S aSs7ss ss,
N. ns !. u Ne :; psfsss ND s ssss s
. O. saS.5 T. Il sSs.i = A.
sss.7 sg; y.Is &C.: q
's - ILL., Is, Sss. y:
1sss sssys e.. rs s 90 si s s
aSS & .ady aslss gqsI .'.ss w ,; me
iss s s sss. iSsa s,s'fsR ss': '''' u's
ss ssf ;st s;$ b s;s
SaisDs and aG MeSssn s. 5000 So sss
,s Vs ss a s:d . Ssfsi .. ys s
Vas $3.50 O. Corn S%s cir de@sni
F1. 'T Feed 9 ia ssas .t ssssss ss7
COn sOs bushi GAS. $1,000 BUSH Shorts $3.50 sa'A B''s
April 2gss doll T ss ss ssC RED t. q n2
s Seed s sss PORK s sSGss. g.
M Shoulder. Sss5 &c ;f s Sss 6s. s s
az ss 2 w f 's:i q 5ods IS Good
A 2E Is,.,.s s% Sn ss a Red s,
63 ele white e.! b aea% : SSi's s;s.
As 2Gs Ss Yas;Ds ss. 80 asS
= i sr demand; 7iS45e Oats quiet sal'nssa
EousyIIs Apris2 Flour sn moderated, siv. sqgerss: s
CON- active saS snn a. Ssa7oc Oats n lar demand ssS
and irregular Pos s22 So Bulk Meais-shOue, s ck.f
sugcured Hams Lard quiet unchanged whsk1
quiet at 81 IL. Bsgfin- quiet bat 6rm as l22ll3e.
& w. s, AS g 5 s a Winter a 70 Is $
cars No. Milwaukee Clab 81 20 NO. White Michigan 5ea 4
Quiet Canada held 81 40a$l Az Corr Meal ss4 r BoedS
$50 for UIIoed per Mafeed gnehsnge shorts s2s sp4
ton 5Jc % Eew-York, Ace. 70 Albany. 3ic
PHILADELPHIA April 2-Four quieti sGes GOO bbs, Err8
ana do, So 60ds6 %; Higb grades sless Ry rssr4
80 Wbeat-Istle delngi He'd 81 25Gs g ~ Amber y "a
White q 92qs 81 Rye frmy held e 81 " a, SH s 80" o.
quiet; White 6sa692c ProOns seldy Mess Pes 81 y
s2I So Picked Hams, 29I2 s@9kel ao lSSl4s m
ron.bouna Petroleum nomlna heand - 99i
Crude Toe Clover seed good demandi weera II E ss.t
9sa iO Timothy unchanged Butter steady sesr
Yos state Bradford County Extras, oQ3Oc DO fs 90
27; Exras 22d 24c DO Firs o0 ZOc Cheese hm
New Fancy, l6aa17c Western l5eiot Eggs :e,d,
ST. LOUIS Apn 2tosr steady unchanged Wheat inn hshsr3
better: No. Mixed 7Oae7liss Gcive, higher No g
a64 c Barley and Rye unehaogs "hst' ady At ~ x4
se Clear Rib and Clear SIDES II 2c i2o aes q csa
Sides up country &C. buyer April To- Bacon active hgns
SO i2ia9s6 sfia Bacon. s79s7 5oi Ged to Extra {?
g. T Fair I 50 2SSs5 IS aIeS stock soGS 6
Texans S3 1880 RecciDtsFour, 5000 b; Wheat eOO
Corn 14000 bush Oats l4Ooo bash' Barley zooo 0asa
fcIspo April 2-flour quiet unehsneed wheat steady Ne
White wassh. 81 202 No. White Michigan y l6t Extra 90
No Rel 81 opened arm bat IS, dnls High h1edf
cash April y May 74l4G74sj june 7Jlae 10" MId4
30 = sIc May. eSc; Michigan. Ole Raseiptswhea l5o00
bush Corn $4,000 bush: Oats 5000 Shipments fIoar
1000 bbs Wheat 1000 bush Corn 80 90 bush Data oVo
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The imports OF dry goods for the week were
sa.s3. 400. and the amount marketed $3.oSl,7cA
Secretary Bristow gives notice that the order pro.
yiding for the payment of all interest coupons w
DAYS before their maturity, with rebate at the rate
of six per cent per annum in gold is still IN force
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn,
syyauia Skies third Issue, I10i; Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad, 21s Reading Railroad, 65i ex div';
pennsvlvania Railroad, 55t. Gold. iii.
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WOOL MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. April 2wool With increased activity Pue n
coed dem.nG; Coarse DALI One nsylEsn sBd Wess
Virginia Xxx above. 6t055ei 53Go6c deiiam 6oa2
49G52e Medium 05ec coars 60d5le emaing Washed 90
&c Combng Unwashe i5d56c Canada Oonng 63dooe fes
Unwashed 36G37c Coarse and Medium tnwnss 4O044e a
Washed 5506Oc Colorado Washed 2Sc3J; Colorado Unwsshed
ri g25c RIIrs and Merno Pulled 45 and Super Pulled
Texas Fine AMI Medium o93)c Is Coarse Gz2ee
CALIFORNIA; rot quoted
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The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as
folloue.

The money market was easy, and call loans doing
at 405 per cent and closing at q. Prime discounts
are in demand at 5l06!. The following is the
Clearing house statement:
Currency exchanges s97479 sos Gold exhspge 1888 $S6
Currency BALANCES. 3,435,O3S Gold basDces. ll9461z
Government bonds were quiet and in general
way drifted with the course of gold We annex the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03

shs ssn ana petroleum The engagement. include, 70 a
erpoo BY steamer 100 bales Cotton at 75 SO9o eusn ui.
MA and is 600 bash Phlsdepha at Cd To London ~ AT
$4,000 s.h The charter, eonp: a s
spce Cude) 7 German ship hence Bremen WIN voov
bbls Resned do at 8. 3D. norwegian BARI hence ~ ~
Dren (Bow Tybe from Phdelphs or Baltimore rn yov
bhls do Bremen at a., lbth MAY eesfxncsj ~
bsrs Antrim With 1900 E Srsis A. o. 9s
an Austrian London direct with ooOo ars 90 ~
three vessels Of about 5000 q respectively from Phsdephn 70
Cok em barb OF 3oO IONS henoe '"
HsS tAfrcsn Cosst) with general cargo on pnvas terms
PLOUR AND MgAL-The inquiry for Flour IL 'f sno pnoes arc
hout change moment Family GRADES quiet and pnc are
r,sulsr eupene dsmsrdi the close the nsrse
strong but quiet for grades dull and irregular Tor the
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Eo.Do- A,ru a-s.so ms4s Railway h.r... as.sa7 s.(

Lorpor Apr 2-230 m.-Ere Railway hsre 2e,teT7 Psrl
dispsct hes qaote at 64f zoe. !
LiyKRPooL April 22:30 m. Sales OF Cotton on the bsns
Mddng Upands nothing below Good Ordinary. Sshversos April
At 15f6dt d. nothing below Lyw naaeaG Seuvsnos ns4
below Low Mddng shipped April and NAV 5l6d Bredts
oset 034I3 ~ Peas AL $evt Lsnx
85I ewt. PORK, 76f y bbL for New Mess
22:30 m.Tbe amount Of bullion gore intc
the Bank o. England on bsspce to-day Is R76000 !.
LIysRpoo Apn 2-3i3O MOI the sales Of Cotton todst
ospos April % m- money. 93is033h, for No
93s Ee Railway shares, Z7 Pans dpatehes quote
TaasEroET April 2-Unissd nvctweny besds, ise2l
co.,.
LIVERPOOL April 20 mThs msrke, for yarns and hbrs q
Msnehsstef upward tendency Bscos 6o ~
Long Clear HiddIes. -
esd Tor Spirits
Nidding nsnds nothing Ordinary shipped sr1
May at ID DO d. deliverable Msy and Jass De-
IosDos April a"2,eang~ OIL 25is s-I spnu rsu
p<puue 2blG . eyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03


METALS There rather srme feeling noticeable in lingo.
aud the higher asked checked business the sales for the past
q s2c ASKING rai.. OO ,o for export 22c
3d. i s1sa.s s:s shss Sasa ::
cash Scotch Pig Iron quiet but the
h"snc.n rs very s but Che demand very light aofssn Pig
s" , 81 a .a sis unchanged eSs:
steady Bar Pipe &c. and md SHEET s Ss .;s 10 pei cent ~
go S. Straits S.agIsd Plate: rather tnsi
5000 boxes do Tin at 81 e2 aud 500 boxes Coke rens at ST.
MoAssss-assons grades are in good demand with supplies
below e1ysI .n a receipt. being S,', to tsS', tn.
aaets ' SsSs sasdfss. sad cSs
ssa45e; 10000 Eas.A laad ss06Oc. aud New
MLFERD-The steady demand Moderate, quote
40 o., go Ms and 30 lbs $50 100 tbs" ssoasS2 sod Rye Feed
NAVAL sTosss-rn Spirit. Turpensne there lair tt~ne
s:ss & %@ssloa . 300 sS private a.o
5 s.Ss Se es WI" s:ie o b s1 %
SIC SsvYoIk Ro.n but upshansd at 81 o5ess 10
:;iS %:s g; s.,. s: s.,. slo' import
Crude fh w:A:s, change Cotton SEED and
$esl y fc Prime Winter poe ssl o5 or No. !, and 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has bat 1t exceeding
x: sa " asii are ss S @
months 1000 bills prompt sold q, lie cses are inactive and
rs .oisi 5s7s .psS 1000 ssi.
sas ramoee or ss,s" net wees At &C. s.Pla e stead. bat
dull Al IA for SPOT and Ia ~ for month for the
. aS'si' TN sS Tssr. '1SG,
81 47 bid at wells; Petroeum Cenre quiet buSiue held
81 75d$l 77is Roule dali 81 77i2GSl S00l CITY quiet,
81 77 Pskers United 81 5Sesl So Unioa 81 90 ship
ments 81 S0j feeling quiet
PROyisoss-Ths Fork opened srn but closed
aud less &C i've sales Of 100 bbla Mess last night s22,
today 100 bb New do $40 76j 100 bb Extra Prime xg
500 bb May Ell 10 1000 bb seller June 81 e5ds22 rs
s e. seI bette, ,s: .'is:::
ell for E Sleasl0 30 for Family and SIS for Packet Tes
sg fss ssaLera and f2Ods2i Tor wsse Cat Meats y
sdvei Aes o. tcvo pieces Sac for Picksd shsuaer eao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03

Railroad bonds were firm, particularly for the
Union Pacific issues. which were in demand at full
prices aud Chicagoand Northwestern consolidated
bonds which rose from 49, to IS for the gold coupon
series. The following were the bids: