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DEADY ON SATURDAY.

DEADY ON SATURDAY.
JOSIAH QUINCYS FIGURES OF THE PAST.
There is not dun page in this little volume II VIII at
tract and attach base reader aud never more e'
gaeiprly than when 1t reveals mellow humor and whole
some nature OF author coury Boston gentleman OF the
genuine old school ~ New.York Tribune.
Price 81 So ROBERTS BROTHERS Publishers. Bostonl
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filming.
4 WATSON g. GIBSON,
IA. PETROLEUM AND MINING BROKERS',
90 Broadway, NeW.York.
UNITED PIPE Line CERTIFICATES
bought and commission Oil carried margin at
lowest direct wire 10 OH CITY,
taions and information cheerfully furnished.
NEw.YoRK Jan. 80 1888.
A MEETING Of the share holders of the
~ Gold Placer Mining Company. Of Colorado called
rday FEBRUARY 1888 at = O'Clock the panys
Office No 60 BrOaiway Room 40 H. IL In OF vital impOr
tance that every stOckhOlder shOuld be present
DUDLEY IA Ill. Secretary.
COPPER QUEEN, JOcuistita. Spring Valley
~ and all active mining stocks bought and sold
mission. W. BRENfON WELLING,
N. Y. Mining stock Exchange Oiice. 81 .iroldway.
MINING STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED.
WI Advances made in New York and san Francisco
Advances made United Pipe Line oil Ccitincat&.
THE MINING RECORD. - Yearly
A. r. CHIaOLM & Co, 81 broadway.
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For Bows and YOUNG Men-Country

For Bows and DUNG Men-Country
A LEXANDER Military Board
= Ing ''"'O' VINO PIincipiI o. r. WILLIS, PHI D.
DLUM'S Erzehungsanstalt.- prepared
and sS aSy Dr. Beevs
POYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college. Conditioned or rejected candidates coaehsL
summeror winter. SCIcSDrilSa lib H. H)Ff IhNN
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
enment school and for Business JOHN MTLEY Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Div to GO Be- eMsfchIf A. ~ Superintendent lO"
DEEKSKILL N.Yj Military Academy.-For
1 circulars address col. CT WRIGHT a. NJ, Principal.
PARK INSTITUTE,
For boys 5000 year NHENaY' rArLocK, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
English Dcgrees coHferied Col TEo aYAfT Prcs
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
- 81 Alfred r. Fuller A. b. Principal $500 per year.
rI'UE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn prepares students for Yale College TPas
.ees eT TSaeheT Knsey A. NJ G. TWmnS
i les D. P 70 b. BALDWIN PIoes,orj w. Gibbs Ad
dress ". L. CUSHING. Rector
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
% and eans u.s. %S
NTH nGgg4 cars nareS Sa Ss ss1 SErx
and thorough work elegant buildings aod ali eonyeaieaees
% o ss sSa and aSsss T
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n: Y
~ Home.ke thorough progressive New illustrated or
cular, with ali particulars. GEORGE g. SMITH A. IL
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tarry-
town. ~ Vi home thorough course OF study -
opensseptemberl Is. Miss NJ. W. MErCALF Principal
HONE COMFORTS and thorou III educa-
ton can be mad for two yoang girls In private family
beathful location; hour from New.York references
gwen and required Address sEDGWICK, box 1854 New
York.
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES; experienced teachers numbers limited.
Address Mrs. Il. f. AYRE5.
New.Canaan, Conn
THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for girls,
Il noted for heanfulness. careful training thorough in
strucop and the Influences Of Christian Home Rev. AR.
THUR. RICH, M. d.. ReisterstowD, Md.
For Both Sexes-Couutrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
IA from New.YOrk. chldrea receive q mothers care
Mrs IL. q. MORRELL. Mannasset. 4. L.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack ON the
Ia Hudson Both sexes, S225 Send for catalogue W. H.
BANNlbTEB. A. M.
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NEw-YoRK. Feb. @.
A sudden and sharp change took place to-
day I'm the petroleum speculation. Activity replaced
the duns aud buoyancy the tameness oil prices
The TO al dealings at the three Petroleum Exchanges
were 1914 900 barrels OF the record yesterday
The carving rates in OIL City to-day 90 10 90 cents
against 81 yesferday, showing the existence Of large
snort interest n the market with this basis, as
we IA fact that the general temper OF traders Is
sangulne II was a comparatively easy task for the
buls 20 run the price oil up from 81 O29Sl 0l7s at
the opening 81 %. In the afternoon the prce varied
about lIa cents, but the close, under renewed
activity, advance was re-estnbiahed which lett
the market the end at ~ Oh agans
Il OH last night The market closed strong aud conf
dent and the feeling oil regions reflected in the
dispatch sent Watson Gibson by H. L. Fost presl-
dent Of the OH cts Exchange follows The market
seems to have all the features Of an advancing one,
though do not expect anything radical
The advance to-day was contemporancous with tho
announcement that the Mckinney aud the
had opened up as "dry holes. Tie average trader has
10 al ~, oweyer IA such TIA tie bulls" derive gcat
co Mort rom tne.r opening ~ nOnpro ulcers The Me
Kinney well Is jus, mort ca o. t@e o99Pcr ract an te
{ ut tract. 1helr failure TO gu-h oil leafs 10
c rcuinscri6o instead OF holding a pool whose IL
might extend into ne shboring territory with
the Cooper territory lsGt tie sherman well when
will very II II should open dry the JOY OF ne
bulls would complete far ~ the character OF q
Cooper region lcerned The Hoods IN the oil regions
| will Interfere win prospecting work for sdOrt
time The days operations have largely eliminated the
shor" interest from The market but the upward Impulse
may not be checked without heavy roaliza,lons.
rue National Petroleum Exchange today admitted
thirty members. 49,
The telcera phed sales from on City were 2,329,O 900
barrels In Ne8-York the dealings were as follows:
Barrels.
Exchange. l2J1uOO
Pei 73SOUO
NeW.York Mining stock Exchange........... $4,000
Total ....................... 1890 600
The range OF prices was:
n Y. Pct. Nat. Pet Mining Stock
Openiug ........... lO2 1919 1914
JIighesf lOJ lO5 100
Iowest 1917 1919 1914
I1nAl --............. lUa9 l049 1OiS
The refined petroleum market without feature at
74Q77sc. IA gallon.
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DETROIT Feb. 0.-Fiour steady at 81 606s5 90: Wheat
easy No White Fall cash. u 0l4 February q ~ March
q ol' April 81 io 81 oa all the year u ~ May 40
Red. Winter 81 Osl Rejected I7sc. Corn steady; No.
q Mixed New 66c.J Old. 7Sc. oats atcadyi No. Mixed
New. 3oc No. White 43c.; No. 2 A2c. Reeeipts-l1OOo
bush. Bhpments-22,OU0 bush.
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obstruction.

Miscellaneous
DERGERS METIlOD.-French Conversation.
ID quickly acquired Professor CHARLES from Paris,
member Ut the lie OF Honor lOj kAS 2srHST Refer.
encc Appleton 60. Glasses forming; parties may form
at residence Free demonstration every afternoon,
go special for American teachers every
al ! aud $3.50
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS suited to every
~ taste Intelligent advice 10 parents personally
mailed for postage. J. W. SCHERMERuOHN, Secretary,
East IAN. ST., NewYOrk.
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Jnsirutticn.
For Boys and Young Mer

For Bows and Young Men-Citv.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l45 w. 40th.st
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. NY
Established 1884.
superintendent-JoHN H. HAYS, " D.,
REOPEES SEPT. 4, 1882 ,
Boarding School the highest grade whose threeold
end and scrupuOusy followed II TO mould at an early age
the intellect OF youth by seenee the WIN by ooeaeee ana
reGuisites instruction, discipline religion while htng Tor
eyer, jtnai on Heights about ten miles up
Hudson reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated ROAD 10
l55th Carriages always IN wailing or hy timely ho
dcaton the meets the arrival OF any train
beautiful aud healthy place-on an emnenee com
manding the most delightful sceneryor more s
rouudngs found along the faramed banks OF inc
Hudson It's buildings are unusually bOtneliAc 49,, a.,
There forty OF LAM attached 10 IT, shaue anu
tersected by groves anodiDg ample space LOT play
French German and Spanish spoken.
APPLY Fox CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Institute. sheheld &C. and e9nne4 proieSsio'
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps, T. y NJ and Professor al
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, 1,481 Broadway,
y 42dst 46th year, Primary; Comnsre,ai SIa
Classical Departments H. NJ HoDDY WI AKi' FEiu0ip'iA
For Young Ladies-Citv.
DRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Instruction in English LATIN Modern Languages ana
Piano MISS COE Principal. 81 West l2th-st
Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
WI after Monday, oct 10, IN DRAWING OIL and WATER
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO, No. 80 MADISON AVENUE.
HUNTINGTON, SIR WILLIAM HART.MrJAMEs
h. HIATT, Mr., A. 4. BELLOWS.
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npEp RATORY SCIFNTTFIC SCHOOL
FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Established 1884.
sunerinfendent-JOHN u. HAYS, VI. D.,
IL a A lAAD

Madison ave ard 44th for tho school Of Mines.
institute, shefeid &C. and teGhnca proiessioh7'
Glasses in Architectural and mechanical Drawing.
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps u = NJ and Professor al
Academy.
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University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
u near 42d.s. doth year, Primary, Commercial aud
Classical Departments II. NJ. Hobby W. Akin PrnciDalA
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For Young Ladies-City.
Art Schools-City

DRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
instruction in English Latin Modern Languages and
Piano MISS COE, Principal. 81 West l2th-st
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UNION TANNED.
--un.A

Light Baoxs.....s 0SJa Lghtcroo ......32 eS2h
M MSSIe si s hca1y$7 Sss e Bellies
METALs-Pig Iron. whether American or scotch, is dull
store Ne quote American Pig No l. SIS No s3i
Forge s2l at ridewater scotchEghnton. s9l 5Oa$3.;
s3erTie and So 6o6s9S Steel Rail- quiet $40 az
s the IL o Sn saS 90 % E Sr RAE scrap Os
In modeato emand and steady at 81 % IN tse yss
Pig Tin dun; straits 81 iaci for small
Ss s s. 9 s sS S ON coR Tin
@ DO TeTns o. 1S$S o. Lead ana Pser GSiss ou s
and weaker Tor Pig OLD maternal d1l wth e. ha sissy
OIL CAkE-Quie quoted on the spot $50 20 safes 70 q"
for 81 Gsl 40 fer Good strained spirits luz
pentne lower in Wilmington but steady here ~ ss
sac Jobbing Lots 500 duh ut 81 76@sS; oiy fton
MoLAssEs-Now. orleans Gull at 4oS0Oc'i F0rssn aun
anu %ISirade was slow here and at New Bedford d 5Gs
stocks are in good shape and all prices are cSn 5s@
aiHed 9seeS S $685. lard seS55
quoted " MSneE9 Renncd do a0Oe Crude
9uEAS fREIGhTsBerhroOm was quiet and withpy'
naytirIar chance Charter room ruisd STEADY ooo bhy
Grain GuOsso5 G "a o. Sd 800 boxes SaeOo
no IA So5 boxes cheese 4Os Beef S. 6cs PST e
SS d Ss's f Sd Zoo Sus Ne
steam StS9s O1 S SISls l.
as steam quoted 7 900 6as9 aoas 25svd;
fGpI iaG steam 5000 GRAM BRIs sTs,a
n qS2sSfesw 2np steam draq aqssd
SSis hosln private terms :S. iddd5 busn Grain.
sf ,sr%. IS logs
Yso S0oi $40 bags Clover seed Lag n 1 100 bass Cot.
eScOO ~ 900 @ steam "a Ger:
M may sE stSaS Sa s SsF.
S75O csses refined Petroleum zoe a, n nriyats terms.
vsi@a % ss4 e gsr . SS
s sR d Hys ss ,sr%. snip
bark, 100 ito arrive) nom Charleston o0'''n
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.Eastern roads not reported.

eastern roads not reported.
The following shows the exports exclusive of
specieD from the port of New-York TO foreign ports
for the week ending February q and since the be-
ginning of the year. compared with the
spending periods Of previous years
1891. 1882. 1888
For tho weok....... So SO2 1879 s6p09 200 s77T Oo4
Previously reported. 300l4,20i 27.2S6375 20,276s37
Total since jan L.. S3s3lo83o S3iI5067s sS7,O4793l
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TEE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Bullion valued at S2J. $50 was received in q
city Yesterday from the mines
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| THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for girls
noted for healtnfuness careful training thorough IN
and the influences OF Christian Home Rev
| THUR. RICH, M d., Reisterstowp, Md.
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day.
ttecelpJ, shipments.
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SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGES.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YohK. April 1.


In more ways than one, the speculation III
Pine Line certificates last week was particularly errac
Only on one day-ahd that the openng-did 'he m"'Ae
exhibit any pronoun character or decided tendency
ia prices The week opened with unfavorable reports
from the oil regions-unfavOrlOe a. regards the pus
and the market te1ly fell to 02sc against 9ofc'
n the close Of the preceding week There was every OPP
poruuity then for the bears 10 have pushed ther aa
vantage further yet the decline was checked ana mon
day scored the lowest prices OF the week After Monday
each days speculation had character OF It's OWN prices
and The amount Of dealings alike varying withlh h'irp"
limits but without much logical connection 10 eaeh
other or To- the news from the oil regions. There were
several COCA producing wells that came IN. the most m
poraut being the Murphy, OF the POrcupine Coni-
pany l ows nat the producing territory OF the cOn-
supposed When the magnitude OF tDiS new
rotucer was confirmed, there was general movement
of the shorts" cover. tha prices rose Sharply on
Thursday To 81 OOi RObbet OF THIS supporting SNORT
element the market was unsettled and dun III tlr nhai
dealings, and closed cents lower imam the previous
week ~ 9Jlic - -. han,
The ne results OF the weeks speculation seem 10 snow
that there has been large "short interest covered,
while lis developments from the producing regions uLe
almost uniformly discOGragng. The last GAUGE Oh toS
Cooper tract the steady decrease In the production Oh
which mas been the great card OF the bulls recently,
showed a argc decrease IN output 2ne deVelOpunent
work in the oil fields has steadily Increased since Jahu
arr l. the agures month being as follows;
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CLOSING PRICES OF CfLTFORyIA STOCKS.
SAN Francisco. Saturday, March 81, 1883.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. I

SAN FRANCIsCo, April LIN the early part OF
the past week the COmstOck shares were heavy
with light transactions. In consequence OF cross
cutting promised to be begun Immediately at sew.
eral new points III Savage and Norcros5 the mlrKet
closed strong Outside stocks have sympathzed
generally with the COmstocks.
Navajo closed lower, though bullion shipments
keep up TO the usual amount a1d dividends are as
sured.
The Belle Isle mine shows more improvement.
The Calico district is attracting considerable at
tention reports therefrOm being very natlerlns.
Bullion valued at SOL 900 was received in New;
York on Sa urday from the mines making total
for the week of $4,000.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-fork the
past week are officially reported by the two eX-
changes at 1863, 3:}2 shares
The Weld of the Father de Smet mine for the
first half of March amounted TO Sl4,9l1 AZ.
Referring 10 the spring outlook from the various
mining districts Of Colorado, The Denrer RepuollcaR
says:
Dscarding all exaggerations and making due allow
ancc thusas tie part OfrepOrters anu OWNERS
there Is question regarding the iaet ha5 the past
twelve months have been unusually prolific OF NauaOe
finds both the Old anu mining regions oil COLORADO
TAere should be surprise manifested at this State oil
affairs consider the vast Increase OF our pOpuar
ton and the great numbers OF men searching every
mountain range for the evidence OF mineral bearing
veins and deposits IL should rather be accepted 80 the
natural result 81 ntee prospect work on the part OF
thousands OF practical miners ana the no less numerous
army Of lucky tendefJOt seekers after mineral VEINS,
IL demonstrates has long been regarded as true,
that aims have scarcely been scratched over
by the prospecting pick and hence 10 Is not 70 be won
that these discoveries should multiply ana De
heralded forth by the scores or papers wnlcn nave
sprung into existancc In our mining towns.
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LITERARY NOTES.


Mr.. Henry James has written fer Ihs Cent"rg an
article both biographical ard critical on the late
Anthony Trolope This viii be pleasant news 10
the admirers of tie English novelist, Tor nc ad6quate
mention hasas yet been made OF MIN in any periodi-
cal and Mr.. Jaless work Of this sort Is always
delightful.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe's life" of Margaret
Fuller will be the first volume devoted to an Amer-
can woman in the biographical series projected DS
Roberts Brothers aud so pleasantly introduced ny
Miss Blinds monograq ID on George Elh0t. No more
competent biographer of the Iranscendental olDyI
than Mrs. Howe could be found; her knowledge oil
the subject she has undertaken is comprehensive
and accurate.
The fourth edition of that fascinating book
Josiah Qaincy's Figures OF the Past" has jus'
been published by Roberts Brothers.
beautiful portrait of Madame de Girardln' en-
graved i'll q skilful and spirited fashion by hrneh'
will shortly be printed i'll The Continent
A reprint of Bishop ThirlwalPs Letters to a
Friend" will shortly be brought out By Kooer's
Brothers. Their edition of Living English Foe1s
Will be published almost Immediately.
The Drawer, that department of Hdrp6's Adga-
sine which for many long years has frightened HE
for countless American households is to have new
editor. Those who have enjoyed the merry humorS
of "My Summer in Garden " may be sure that the
Drawer will lose nothing of its old interest under
the management of Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner
The WheeImdn Tor April provides within IFS dainty
new covers much fresh and lively reading matter
and many excellent illustrations. The spirit OF this
magazine is wholesome one, and its attractions IN
with every number
The Petrareh which Mr.. Quaritch bought for
S9,750 he sold 20 the British Museum for $1,000.
semi-hterary club in London which has twenty
one members to the quaint title OF the
"Sette of Odd Volumes"
subscription book containing biographical
sketches of noted literary women is said to be III
preparation
The leading article i'll the last number of The
Manhattan is picturesque paper by Miss NJ. w.
Botsford on Michael Angelo and his works 1t Is
embeished by several excellent illustrations. Miss
Edith Thomas and Mr. Edgar Fawcctt contribute
poems. The latter takes for subject the river
Amazon and makes the great river say among other
things:
Yet as the adequate symbol OF virtues resultant
FlOm aims hat exalt
Heaven al my summons Will glass III these waters
exultant
Her utermost vault.
Discords are mine that drown all the trivial
dissensous
OF men far and near;
Euphonles float from my surge whose harmonious
dimensions
Even gods could not hear.
Mr.. JOAQUIN Miller is for the present devctnG
himself to newspaper correspondence, and there Is
rumor that he declares that he Is no longer
'poesylng"
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COTTON MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH

ttysKPoot March 3l.-l2:30 D. m.-Cotton easy MIA.
dino Cplands "A. Orleans sd Sales. 1000 bales
including speculation and export Receipts
i6.4OO American Futures-U Dlands
Low Biidding clause April and Nav delivery 6ssid; 10
JSse.d. June ami July deiivery,
bti.u: do. aud August delivery a"s4d do August
ana september delivery 5tssu.; do. October ami NoVem
5tos4d do. November and December deVerS
o5ds,d Futures quiet
LIVERPOOL March 3l.-l3Op m-Cotton-lhe safes OF Tue
day inctuiel 3.6On Daies Amerlca.. -
CHAKLRsrON, March 3I.-CotiOn quiet; Middlng. lOc.
Low iddlng 9c. Ordinary. SIC; receipts l03l
bales gross lO3l bales; safes 400 baesi exports to
the Continent bales; Great Britain - bales;
70 France bales; coastwIse. IS bales; STOCK, ol2Oi
bales
Mddhng 30; Good Ordinary. SC; net receipts, l2oo
l.2SJ bales: exports u Great Britain, -
bales France. bales: TO the Continent 4 bales
10 Channel. bales cOastwlse. bales; safes.
81 % baes. STOCK. ,i29 bates.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March 3l-Bacon. Cumberland Cuts short
Rib j5d PORK Prime Mess, S. Dds Western S2. Lard,
Prime 5s6d cheese American Choice 7OUd Corn
God rurpeatIne 5pisits 40dd PROVISIONS
Lard. 560d per American. BreaistursCorn God
Tor old Western Wheat 97d 90 d
sod DJVjd for Red Western spnng gJd 9llld
for Red Winter.
LONDON. March 31.-Sprts Turpenune 80 Cd. Calcutta
Lnseed. ADD quarter. LlnseeQ Oh &2l QNG&2l ~
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL 2 1883

nor trn. rauow 476 per cwr Refined Petroleum osd@
r5td. gal .,..., =, IN frames 75
aAYae March 3l.-Wilcox's Larn ciosea ~ ." ~ -
ceuumes 80 kioS ,..o, .t ~ marks 30
BRsMEN March 3l.-Wilcoxs Lard closed ~ % s' "
nennlgs nor 10 lbs Petroleum. marks ~ p.enu.s ,,r
ANTWERP Mar 3I.-Petroeum 10 francs ~ 'a iara
Fine Paie American paid and 10 francs - centieS 'N
Vticaxs ara i3S francs 100 Kuos
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The market for refined Petroleum after an early de-
cline ~ isc per gallon ruled steady small volume
o; In sncss AT 81 sas New York, and sisG L. III
Ija tinorr and Philadelphia. CruCc in barrels wa,
easicr at per gallon and NaPl,ha closed qoteu
AT CSC. Fl gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02
MINES AND MINING.


The transactions in mining stocks Yesterday
were few and far between. Sierra Grande was
cents better at 100. Chrysolte was 10 cents lower
at l. 20 and BOdie was oft cents az 30 Genus.
Robinson was dull and steady at 76075 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02

This week-probably eafly-the WeIsh Wen, near INC
old randin Is due nG traders are likely 10 ee lDnuehceu
b It's character. There also two OK three Othef M
lorfaur we IL nearly due. VIA these un~etthng nnl-
euees fuenacng market the power OF the Dulls 10
tt.u ANY be put To sliifp Test
The mon prOdu iOm will show increase III STOCKS
In me ncighb3rhOOd 100000 barrels, about 90 per
cent less however than Increase OF stocks In repre-
ceding month. -, .h.
The reports from the Pine Lines IRON Mdrch 10 'nc
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Qelchcr5.
OceIl 3tcIn:r5.

ANCHOR LINE. e. :. Mail steamships.
~ sail from New YORK evcy saturday iOT
GLASGOW va L}NDONDEHRG
From Pier -, North River:
-IRCAssIA ArrIl !; ; a. ~ lANCHOEIA April o. p ~
ETHIOPIA April Il. noon. BOLIVIA. Auril .. . a. H.
cabin $50 to so. Second CdHiu TiL
Storage. outward So Prepaid. $-L
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
From Pier 80 Ii. y a.. Nc~-lOrk
FURNESSfA sails April r. Nav 20 Juae -
pE,1GKANIA Man L.. iure lG. July u.
CRY or ROME Jane q Iuly J. Z. August -
Cabin passage $50 70 $25 areoidn. 10 arconmodatlons
second Cabin and Stcerige above
issued az lowest Yates pail Tree oi
charge IN England, scotland and IreInt
cabin Z IODS OF iOarl. 0c. a ply -
HENDERSON BRO1 HERS. Bowung Grcel
DORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and Circct line 10 TIE south OF France.
NEW.NORK AND BORDEAUX bIRE'Sr
CHATEAU LEONILLE 1000 tons " ed. Ar y
CHATEAU LATTE, 900 tons AT Ap =
Travellers France SpIiu and ltily Pyrennecs, PAU
Nice &c viii time and expense by taking ihls me-
Cabin Including wine. 6 80 and 500, storage So
FOR passage Apply To ... 1880. ..,.-..-..