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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17
The Public School.

Following is a monthly summary of
the attendance at the public school,
district No 1, for the month ending
April ID. 1881:
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Go to NJ. C. Crosby's and get
your lunch buckets, water kegs, bail
ers, buoys and boat stoves.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

The steamer Columbia will be due
here tomorrow.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Prices for cannery and fshermen's
supplies have been slaughtered at NJ.
c. CrosbY's.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Capt. George Flavel is in Port
land on business.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

The boat stoves made by VI. q.
Crosby, with fire-brick bottoms, are
superior to all others in this market.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

The question now agitating the
minds of piscicultural experts in AS
toria is, who is to own the split bam-
boo to be rafied at the Occident
Tuesday evening"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

p Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite
the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17
accommodation 10 Fishermen.

Friend fishermen. Get your tide
tables at Max Wagners.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17
PRINARY DEPARTMENT.

yNHA NAyoSA-
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Frieda Hansen, Ida DOeTfler,
Daisy WintOn. Birdie WintOn.
Winnie Mckean. Pearl Holden.
Hila Tucker. Carrie Jackson.
MAY Jackson. Cora BOchall.
Alma Pohl. Nelly Sherry.
Mary McFeTram. Charles Bcuncr.
Warren Benner. Francis Carr.
Dewitt Clinton. John Carr,
John Anderson. Willie ClOugh.
Salvatore D'AmicO. Godfrey Hansen.
Jams Hansen. Duncan Mclean.
Robert Mclean. Willie IOvett,
Willie TrulliIfger. Willie Rogers.
Howard Pinnell. John FOTSSlumu-
Dick CarruiherS. Iuella Kidder.
Annie O'Ncil. Alfred Babbage.
Rose Gallon. John IlOuSman.
George IlouSman. Mary Icmaire,
Hattie Foley, Laura Jackson.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Anna Anderson. Lena Bochau.
Zoc Carruthcrs. Mamie Dagget:.
Hattie Dunning. Lille Fox.
Matilda Hartwig. Anna Hartwig,
Ida Kimball. Katie Mexican.
Jessie Mathews. Emma Mathews.
Olga POhl. Minnie Warren,
Weston Dageeit, Robert Fox.
Ferdinand IIartwig.L Lars Hansen,
Ralph Hannah. James May,
Charlie Mathews. Frank Merrill.
Willie Mexican. Sherman PinBeil,
Otto Parker. John Trullingcr,
Willie Tucker. Lizzie McFenan,
Katie Thrall. Lemuel Howe.
Mary Danzigcr. WILDER Babbagr.
George Buchter.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT.
Carrie Warren. Watson Binder.
Clara keegan. Eta llobSOn.
Minnie Sherman. Pauline Parker.
MAY llObSOn. Annie Pope.
Lizzie POhl. Josie Bryce,
Maud IIObSOn. Laura Sherman,
Jessie Ciough. Bertha Powell,
Curtis Chance. Lille Stanicld,
Edwin ClOugh. RoSalie WhitcOmb,
Georgia BadOllct. Grace CaTTuthcTS.
Miss VI. +. WHPPLE, Pricipal
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Presbyterian church preaching
II A. NJ, and 7:3O p. NJ, by the pastor,
morning subject ''Christ is risen
Sunday school at noon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Bergman & Berry have new
horse of the gentle species mot a mare)
which will not run away unless
spoken to I'm the voice Of Columbiad.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Average catch Of salmon at Wm.
Hume's cannery yesterday was twenty
four. One salmon weighing fifty-two
and a half pounds.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Below is a list of those pupils hav-
ing clear tardy roll for the month
Just closed:
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Mr.. Sam Elmorc made his first
can at the Elmore Packing companys
works yesterday. What cdli a man dol
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

The Standard 10th: ''The As
ToRIAN has enlarged, aud we con-
gratulate it on this evidence Of Its
Drosperity."
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

Mr.. Il. c. Holden held an auction
sale last evening.
Capt. j. ID. Merryman arrived
from Portland last evening.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17

sengers.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-17
Tirc 9ai1y asturia,l.
ASTORIA, OREGON:

AY.................-.APR II, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1881

Minnesota DO ~ % Rye Flour steady at 81 Corn
r gn% nemand Buckwheat M.s e lDGf ~ 10 Tra!
o MaS 81 Il he o. cagc H rate h ef S Re-
s4pmen, is o" 6caid Ryesearse Pe9nsy wanna
Track .. Hc net anu 5Sc. REGULAR sail 10 depo o2Gc;
Delaware White. on track blc keleeted track Go
4no1S4lo: rejected. do. sii9c: Mixed o4oC.
I r1Syop, city Mes, Beet per OBJ g. % 90
80 90 Extra Prime slSoOdsli 90: smoked Hams u
salt Shoulders dry salt '9c.. smoked
lie Dressed s qs e iaGwssern @ &C. do
Steam. 81 Ia lOc do. Butchers, Loose 800 a s20o
Bao raa6y a ana 20 E9r
tubs y d2sc Frkins "a e25c Western Dairy Extra. -
yania Extra Il sisci Western Reserve extra is &c
Eggs hrmer; Pennsylyana 35a3sc; Western
iic Western Full trcam 3dlS'ic. do Far to Good. II
l2'c 49, Hall skins l0t n &C.: do Pennsylvania SKINS
active cut Loaf. Powdered. 9alc.. Granulaeu
pSe'; Mould A. BIC; standard 4. &C. Seeds-Cloyer
$gos seuSs ' W%1eT Bdn SIS Is spri9s
@nssT aae %sn Il IN 10 OO Oe 10
,1ULEDo Feb. i.-Whrat dull. NO. White Michigan,
No Red Mixed S OF u Corn dull High N Isd, a PC;
sample 81 a pr a%S Hoes 50 So Al the
whf a n 7 Nc Red FeOrsy 81 OS1 March AZ 81 HS.
Con- 1900 bush; oats, 1000 BUSH shipments-Corn
Family. s. 65asi Choice Fair - 50 ass 50. Wheat
Ri q S$aP cash but s. G:aS o March nea g
Ssi o6t April 81 C6asl on. Nay 30 do 9ic No No
S9GSH''c May oats lower Of $o'c cash S2c ia asked
M"tn 80 ora April rye nrn az nc baTiey GuI aig
ower cash: eli q April; si4 20 Nay lard lower sisc
&c; Clear Sides 7ic bacon dull and nominal Keceipto-
Flour 600 bbs Wheat 10000 bush; Corn, $4,000 bush
Oht.; 200 bush: BARLEY il9OO bush Sipments-flour
OOOU DDlS, Nhcat, 23,OOU DusD.i hyc, lUOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

ern 7ac Timothy dull 80 75as2 Sj Calcu IA Iinrced
more active 10 hays sold private terms
quoted nomiD allys@ Of 10.
SALI-UnchaDgei moderately active
kPIt ES-QWet, unchargr..
srEARISE-Dun; Qn0icI Zoe. ~.,ooood
SUGARRaw quiet and stlli rather hepressed FAR W "o'
ing 6dGa4c; sales. pa hhds MIA Muscovado 80 70 "a
800 hhds centrifugal P'test SSIs; IOo
Centrifugal, Sic; $500 bags Perm lmbuco g. S rr
loo hhds NewOreans private terms fined 500 r1er
er; rushed 9'sd ol Powdered gu a9os
Granuatec 9iac Saldnrd "a" ss4de ST.; Conteco
"a" SC. Mould "A" 9sa9Hc: on a" o'gaSG Mn 7q
Extra &C" SisaS5c. Yellow do 7isGoc; helo" ~ -
d7tc. Yel!ows 6'4 &c, Cubes. Gle.
TALLOW-llim sales. 49, 900 70, 6'tc ,.,-.a
TEA-N The auction to-day tedhy prices were oD,anca
Tyson 81 &c oI Imperial ana Il 81 &c for GunpowGer
$50 Japan At l4d29ci LIS formosa u 81 PC l9o
gou- 39c no Dust ala SC 1888 fooehow 2oa W
been sOl within day or two lines iairly active 600 ,,
TOBACCO Kentucky quiet and unchanged 2Oo minus mus
sold Seed Leaf moderately active sales s1 cases rru
sylvanla, 1919. 6tQ4Oo; loo New.Eugand, on pnVal8
terms, 80 Wise lsn. 1879 Havana seed. sG2oc; lou
ONO do, 9al2c; 800 bales Havana C. dsl 20 .
WHALEBONE-Steady sales 2bOO 10 Arctic LOT eAPoI'
81 9O. - For
WOOI.-Mcssrs Ktchng Bros in their circular say E3r
all kinds OF domestic demand has eKistri
though there has been decided break In prices
have met the views III buyers with NOR re
quoted a shade lover stocks. a. they app,a IN IN
year, mt thought excessive, and viii , be
estimates last month. although In excess o. las'
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Nest Nrg mia Washed fleece
xxx Picklock, zoe; and Xxx. iGa 4sc 10 ~
cole. No. 2. A G46c Common az a42c New-York stnte
Michigan Wisconsin and lnCiana-X AID above Nhshsj
fleece 4204Gc No a. a 40. No z, AZ Acc common
04Oc. PueI WoO--Extra 400i5C; super AZ 45c No l.
washed Clothing and Combinp 33d4Hc Cai"rna-NortneIh
eping Clip. 80 1850; Fla Clip AMI Lambs - tOc Souinrin
Spring Chp - 30c.; Fail Clip and Lambs
Eastern % 3Oc; Western Improved l9G2Sc; western
Inferior lBQ l5C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

a Fri. from 4Sss to 40. similar advance
=. Made all along the line. The buoyant tone
ort;nued to prevail until after O'Clock. lhat lnc
sransaotions of the day amounted only 10 4oo'ooo
shorss against 500 900 shares yesterday, and that
surino the last hour there occurred decline winch
Mt the end leaves prices generally lower than they
evening" is at least suggestive OF the charac
ter Of the early buying we'll as of the selling all
kav. A special movement in Lake Erie and Western
,vhich closed about per cent higher than yester-
hav. is worthy of notice. The influence OF the early
"boom opened its price up Ia per cent at oo"i'
INIT later it sold at 50. From the last-named Inquire
there was rapid advance, with considerable Trans
actions. to 56l4, and later yielding with the
general market, to 54A05i's It's supposed tha1
The movement was based upon the fact that the cor
porators of the New-York, Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company are the same persons VINO cohtroi
the Lake Erie and Western. and that possibly that
line may form q portion of the new project Inc
market closed weak and unsettled.
Government bonds were dull and without feature
the sales at the Boards amounting only to S4oooo'
The Washington dispatches reported that the senate
Finance Committee had stricken from the Fundihg
bin the clauses compelling National banks to deposit
tbe new bonds for security for circulation ana FOR
bidding them from depositng legaltender notes Tor
The retirement Of circulation. Prices. however,
syera steadv Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Hqay FsS c &sS rely .aPSsd %Se
M ,d To-, bales for ana EXPORT receipts
pands Low Mddlng clause. February delivery G7sd; DO
and AprI delivery 6iIsgd also. I'd. do; April aud May
delivery 6lsa9i also CS.d DO MAJ aud June delivery T
iurys easier SALE. ir the week 81 900 bales Amenean
500 bac. forwarded from ships direct
1850 I Daes '' A@ercsP so0O Gacs Total s5c2
100000 bales; American 42OGoO bales amount OF Cotton
yEoo FeS t-ioP am ina
LIVERPOOL. Feb "a p m-Cotton- Futures plands Low
MilIinr clause March ANA April drvery. Glsd do April
ami May delivery. t"agd Futures closed steady.
AuGusA. Feb. i.-CoUon quit; MGdnns. lo7se; Low MD
mcts III bats saics. 7SJ Oles; stock: i9J bs es
weekly receipts. $500 Oales shp'nrnts o2'1 Da'cs saea
s.l1Nor Feb 4coiIon q"'si; MiaGn9G mSc; L :S
bales eIpotscoaswse 92G BALE sales SO tales splnneIs
gross 800 llrS Exploits to treat Bnt@n l2Se Sas'
CnARLlsloN teb a. Cotton STEADY MdGins. ! sc
Low MHang H.. Go"a Otdnary io+rj ne. 5o stceip'
stock t@ bales @.rkn net Ltee,ps ~ o pan. e1gVit
Wise 80 bales, rairs 300 bales.
G,lSisIuh, trb t-Gouoa quiet Mddlng ll%Gi Low
bac, gross 81 exports 10 ue Con'i1en 800 bales
hars -tar oe2 G1rs. net receipts =, l5O bales,
rr",t ~ tales rAl"s 10 HiSH, h,.ni iS ,0 h.s
c,ast~i-c. 80 "a salr7. 800 i@es ,-o,,r
net f,Ip, bales. shi2m,Ls 500 bales s,oA. $3.50
D,.v~ ,. -
- - bIr-- shipments So baeS sdf' "'' Oi's
-tor. net receipts, l3'4 Ohrs ship
| urnt- r g. silr- 80 bnlrs $500 49,
NOiiF Ftn. It ou; QUIET NJ iuiug. II &c, Low Ma'
dlifs H.. URINARY, - nj lrcei"r i''' ans
gi,-. exports C0t-'Ftr. l0IA hh's esi'- l""'
bl,, -,ok 80 I~3 net receipts, ,'l& Ohts,
,r'. o-.s hAcs export, To Grra htau i,iUO Ua.cs
con si-v -.-4J ialrs SAFES lu.nuu bale" -
Sfw oar ,Ss ~ 4.-,utloh steady Miiiung llSc:
INV Miiinur IuLc. GuOd Ordinary, 3'E. nti rec lpl'
al Ut-- IL Utlc-. eIports I" htcs IN an
-. u. iu ;lr ,u,iuru 40 0L.rs Sa.e- h.n D. '7
sn uAts. Wt,h,! uri rrrripi- 3-lo htl 81
II -. tu Great BiitAn '""J b. - 10 fla"t'
.-U babes. iotlr tunLrut, - o MA es '1A7l lie Oo'
/ tf,.. %. btlt.
\ i5.iA Frb ( -toitot q1.ct Mdr nc. l'1s'. net
rr,lpi- .-nu bales exports ''l"t"''" % bales sa..
,.,, .s .turs al w,.NiS not receipts la {,
bats ,tp- 10 thr uAnuu. 100 ais cot-t"-t 7''I
bal,-. 800 nalrs. -
p,,I ,l,ltltu, Feb cotton Guu. Midlng. l@r Low
N..l.i.. .c OuVi ordinary. lu.c. net zee" PTS - .
h,... ...,s ..- sAI--. 40 bales. shh r. 10
cfn.. aa- Expo sto ttcat Britain 90 Dass 7i'c9
1..l4 b.l,.. auluueIs. 1910 OatH. 80,
~.t.NNAu leu o. ivttou steady N'dlug. II 'sc, 10"
Nntt,g -,.. URINARY. &C.,. net rec i'-. = 80
l,.,. tt.plf- franc, lrap 'al'~. - Ir D'i't'
uyg- eot,t,gi-r bars -dirs. nO blir' lis, even
ii ,,Ics gross i,-IJ rN""'e 10 GREAT nriain
bars FRANCE. lvJ0 bacs tOAsi"'so law O"I's
~ Inuis F.b 4.-Cotton quiet. Mdding. &c. Low
-lin.nrn- l.,p1 bales. l''1 'ir- Stock, 1883
itl-. weekly nrf frrrPt- - BAL $685. '7- OA4cs
,,,iru-ut. 6iJl l.tcs sales. O.l1 bales
Ntt. rob {.-lhr iOl.'wiu( ire fhe toth roy re-
CON: nl rou aeuti met pp.i1 since Scpteul-
iri /. l--U. % GIt,, ln,.'i-.tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
EuRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.
I'm ROPEAN MARR Eta

LYlsroot- Feb &.-rorK-Pnine Msss-easrsrn. steady
q I2c wossern STEADY @ 3d. Bacon~oamberiand Cut
steady q 81 short RIB steady AZ; Long Clear.
nr%ss ct snoIs Glss, s,cs,y al Siea
ees In the marxes; Extra Mesa sLeady 90 Prime
kteedy et IA. LArd--frme Western. dull at 60i.
TnAow-Prme CITY, steady 81 49,. Turpenuno-SplritS.
Afnsr = se Roan-fina steady ioed, Common hr,aer
81 ti6d. Caeess-Ameffean Choice. hIner Al US Lard
on. nrmer oz feur-Exta STATE. dun AZ l2i6d Wheat
s-na !. WINE stsaay ~ 9i2d. spring No 2. dull
Srp winter. steady % sod Corn-MIeo dun SD Cot
fonseeo OuXelloW American, steady 30 Roam Common.
q London. steady u osdossd Spirits furpenune Lon
LivEEPOOl. Feb I-l2:30 p m.-Lard eo3d per cwt for
American The receipts Of whea, or The past three
LoNDoN Feb. A. N -Lnseed CAKE. as Toe a IS los.
per tom Behped Petroleum, ll1ll'yd gall
eer Cuba Muscavsdo Fair Refining an0at
AAxCHEsTEk Feb. <-The market
p and tending down Seinch W reed God End shrtlnss
Iafda IS osy nbh@sASd; No ~ Mule Twist Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

State bonds were dull and generally the quotations
were hardly as firm. The sales included Louisiana
consols ut 540537s, Alabama, class A, at az. and
South Carolina IS, nOn-fundabe, at 1890. Norm
Carolina consolidated 4s are quoted SO bld
and special taxes sac, Tennessee 6s old.
az bid, and new and new series Al l204e. and
Virginia 6s deferred offered at IS. There were no
transactions in city bank stocks, but the biddnes
were firm on the announcement from Washington
that the Committee of Ways and Means will report
In favor of taking off the tax on deposits.
There was little Of special interest in the dealings
In railroad bonds beyond sharp advance from 81 p
10 e4a4 and a later reaction to S3si for the Texas
and Pacific incomes Generally the market was
Quiet and prices were about steady. Erie second
consols fuctuaed between 1908 and 1OOos, closing
unchanged at 10OL, the funded 5s selling 4
higher at 95l2. Missouri. Kansas and Texas first
were steady at 1075sa 1913 and the SECONDS =
higher at So Boston. Hartford and Erie first con-
eols rose to $1,000. c., c. and |. e. incomes were A
lower at 71sa ST. Louis and Iron Mountain hrit in-
comes declined from SO to 91iS. Metropolitan
Elevated frsts were strong at 1O514 a 100. hut the
seconds were l. lower at 81. Peoria Decatur ana
Evansville incomes advanced per cent 70 u:
general mort cages fell TO S's099.
The business Of the Sub treasury for thc week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF T7,322'343
and the payment of s,4S3 734. resulting IN Il loss
10 the general balance OF S1,l0l $50, ana leaving u
at ST. eG9, 1896 against S73,O37,I 10 January IS:
1888 SEC currency and S72s,O23 coin. The money
market WAS so excessively easy to-day a. 10 dis
close the fact that wealthy stock operators were
Se low Early rates were o per cent,
but the bulk of the business was done AT per cent
On pledgr of ordinary stock collateral ana per
cent OH lvernnents The domestic exchange on
New.Yolk are as last quoted. The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $l4Z'oOo
IN National bank notes for redemption. Inc Gus
rom, receipts were $5350l0 and the internal rev
enue receipts $345. lS6. The following is the
Clearing House statement to-Iay: Exchanges
k156O2G.5l9; balances, $5,671.o93. HE iIan>ac-
lions at ihe Sub Treasury to-day covered: he
celpts 1910 1913 payments, 1,O479Q9 currency
balance, al, 1914. S53; coin balance. S61.7Ol,4|3.
Tine fortlgu exchanges are rather mOle active, ana
rates are firm VII hout change III the nominal quota
tions VIII ch are us follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

In London. British cOnsOls were steady at 9o9ld
and 0QlSjG for money and account respective. .
TInued airs IS were steady at lO3le = 4 lower
than last quotation at 10 Il, ana 4> OH 4 al 10
For American railways there was "a general lI-
nroyemcut in prices, bat as 1t was ohy
q following OF Yesterdays late ana
foday's cary quotations from the EIih"
markets tie changes are wlthOut significance. Bt
silver wa, unchanged at 5l5l0'i. per ounce. he
Rank ol E,gland gained 8lSj,OOO bullion on b.
ance H. PARIS, French 3 per cents rose from too
The firm of Prince 4 Whitley. the well-kn"wn
hankers and brokers OF No. G4 Broadway Is ,,dNrr-
fIsed 10 dissolve by mutual consent on thc ni't
nroxmo new firm under the same utle Wli
come into existence that date. consisting VI the
nresent members with the addition oil Mr.. Ma iard
q Eyre the present cashier of tue house. Nj. Eyre
IL n son OF Mr.. Henry Eyre. al one time one Ol the
largest coffee merchants III this city. III. Eyi wa
hron oht ND i'll the BUSINESS under the eye oil Mt D.
r Prince tue head of the hTln, with whom lie has
been associated for almost twelve years ,
The attention of the stOckh0lders OF the New
York Ontario and Western Railroad Is directed to
an advertisement in another column. Offering them
stock OF lne North River Construction Company. at
ihe rate of one share tor each ten shares
fbey hold Of the railroad company :
stOck Tue construction company is Organlzed
for the purpose of constructing the New-iork west
Shore aud Buffalo Railroad which. In connection
with the New-York, Ontario and Western Road, when
completed, will give a line OF railroad from New
York 10 Buffalo only about 10 miles long.
The receipts of flour and grain at the prIncpai Az
lantlc ports this 4th day of February were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
THE NJ A RKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Riper. Vessels ard R1iiro1fs.
NEw.YoRK. Friday, Feb. 4. 1891.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES at 4S4c for Pots. sac for Pearls.
BEES WAXIn small jobhing sale decline TO 2342ic.
for Western and Southern yellow
BROOM COKS-Quet AT late pIccs.
CANDlESl In mudcI ate SAFE at late rates.
CORDAGE-The following rovisions have taken place:
Mania COidage l2 thd lac: do, n l42c do hd and
th'd asa inch. l5c; Bolt Rope Yarns Is Hc DO and
thd 10 oc; Whale Lines II TArd Manila. l3oc Fine
Lath Yarn loo; II ind Hay and Hide Rope. Ic:
90 IS inch DIAM. 10 do and0 Ihd lAdes inch, he;
lard SiSal Lath Yarn. lUL1C.
COUPERAGE STUCK--teady and moderately active.
COAL-Anthracte remains hrm aud fairy acuve at
81 05d 81 10 by the cargo: BtumnOus quiet.
CO. FEE ltt0 quiet and unchanged Ordinary to Prime
cargoes dl4c saes 434O city Para" IL
Maraoaibo fairly active within Of 1900
bags oOd private other mild grades quiet and
unchanged.
CHICCORY-U Unchanged. -
COCOA-Quict unchanged; Guayaquil. lSiodl4c.; bS
bags Caracas sod private terms. quoted 10 24c an
COTTON Spot Cotton quiet and unchanged sales 90"
bales tl4 bales last evening" including 594 bales Tor con
sumption l20 bales for speculation delivered on con-
tracts 700 bales pts the ports today 294e2 bales
against 27.4lT this week and 1884 last year
1863 l24 OS6 last week and
last September l. lo43SO bales against
& n " s amer season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
I,lni.E suPrLY oF GRAIN II TIE tNItLD STATES AND
WhcIt, { prn, pat', liaii"v. I'VE
,u-u bush bush. bush. husl

Ou~u D''h "a " -
}aa 2-i o "i, i77g o40i 35773 75
i'7D .o4:0ij2 10 $-.2i5 @"73877 47o'.eO I4Jl.o7J
MT E C. M4 aH l I%? Sg sold at o4o
ct-h Init, quiet --9a-4c 10 :" quality 900 bales
HAY All -rRAw-rAry active and yeTy ',Ga, .n,r
i p,, IIupo 81 i5%tI ~ S &c clover H. straw
Long ~. % ,h9r DO 9o 90, @a ,,, goc
rrdweT 1,t,le 10 ,T] prices steady: s,oct- nlcoT
&C. ss ' .o Hail. g F%irn eSc 'f'
5 n 3 GSS,, 'i rev Iss.sd tGaT
a% ar. and so e J Ef TG: sS a s
sgF A%Tetn s. ca rSSS
So jO Garlsc erIit 81 1Oq 90 mShIo sTE1sz@ 90
G oSH1 Steel FL 50 Ss 90 ron si5%s5o Old s2s 30
firm q, . c InsG e "P Poo , iay at afy s
for ommon domestic spe'e arm n, At 5I.c Tor Common
r, STRAIT %. u-0iqc: Australian. 20 Z1c.: Eugnsh
&C. n9r +%' IS ~ 49, :.
GLASSES orle.ns more active sales 400 bnl,
within rance Of oja52c Tor Gonm9n TO- Choice with
NAVAL sTORk---Smr,s iurpen!lne vas qniet and un
g91ee % | sr var" qas s" at 81 % % o sa S to
GSS S'TH %ST s 4. st' riS9 bag
s' ssy " w% %1GADTG material
and Du :, was ga ol,%n sie vern SSa rea can
i9vo Oa s5.. ItScr 56s @nd seam
s 80 81 a GafES% '' Hu steam" GRAIN
I'D ffovsons large quantities 1" the haltic ports by
lark 1000 gSsn g5' qr.D o.
1 TSS'Ss ' s. stnospt %ssd de G%Ss
q.eG 8ss, q az PES 7 s 80! s S"T cns 49,
90 u 6S% n9% S SaGt % T
70 at a an c tS% 10 ''OO
aI on 3g ss7 ~ p caada t' ae
sSaos Crude %a,S see seed c = sperm 0S' G'
PAINTS Quiet but Essentially steady , ,,,
iofSl le
crude shipping Tsy5ha 49, " Mns n
&c. crude certificates opened at 9oc sold at 9Oc and at
Ssrts.ovisIoNs KkMarEet s,i in buyers favor mod
Gs s po g. chsay New U
SO 1StIs Dfe so 2o ARF is aqSte sc t
s %slS f 30 s ~. 100 Sls Mes. $40 SS
Tacte 81 qua So nd d. S Me. M Plan
tItta nda Aess s4SSs23 raeE.5
80 MEATS h i9%ea'T .a. q Steady
Tssssa R Rsns s%Irs smoked "S
Ds YEA. s.1 G'e's so,, cosr V hai ana bS
sisss a. .D 81 l11 MODS T., 'owsI
i.iIy ssrys c'e MSe go
SS PED Yp ri S.a
opios steam sSt Quoted c 1e 30 40 &C. s Fs
Ge9fc sO' c .ssHS Hss s5Sj
s'; 700 SS &C. s5o s. $sEs sss
S SSS 's b. ''f Month. z$%$ SS
Ss7 m soc June IS &c. .ssrs
d. air months g7Vd9i2sc Year o92 4a9tI go /;
@pr y steam very dull quoe ioc -nsd ior Gontnsnt
guOleu EntIJe ii.s Ia Choice 2oG29c state
TSn poor 70 Choice 9@25c state Welsh i91s poor 20
e State esmery hOics :S%S4o %ssern 0r
tsuon ~. oice iGa2Go; Woslern Factory poof 10
soce iS@S5c Western Rolls Far % cho So os;
sna IN buyers sat fsc'o{ roOT 70 cnSes
@ a MECCA IOs I3%G; skins Poor 20 Choice Setoo
tSsddsr Poor toChoce lOsi5c s occi.dlv iorsr
sY g. ss pre ssto aud %
a aonH Western and southern. 3oc. <,. 80 p,,
HIcE-steadv ateiy eStlTs common 10 r'imo
moisrstsy active sales eVo pass west