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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

supPuo Apru To- afts-Reoeipts tOrlay, " hou.
,nta 4.)iO heal Tor same t'ue u.s.
week . 800 hean. consigned through lo' ras' ma
sales rainier hiGlui
Coed TO Choice 30 Od@G Light 10 henuH' - V~
80 80. ,.o 80. ,o,ai for the week
inns same umo ll't "eeN lu"o
market du anu
owe s,ies Fail to Good Western. tb@t0 ~ Onoioo "
Fancy -, 01 as7 10 Lambs 80 o a., oO ~ TN
Hogs-Recepts day, l+OO head toai ip 49,
15oO head Tor same Time last week, Huoo u;;
tbroneh q cars market dull sales Good 10 Choeo %
a. 7ba II 800 Light do n jOa1 40 butchers anu
~ so a - O5 Pigs 81 20 G&7 30. . - ono no. sn,n
tpIcAaO ADr1 lO-ifOls- Receipts, oVOO mean, SNIP
ments gOO head market duh weak anu % iVV ~ ~
Mixed 81 % as7 Heavy 81 JtGso Light % @o"' w.
Skips 81 5Ons5. closed weak ,,.,,s o noo head. mar
ket stronger ana active and prices zoe higher r
eSO So Good Choice shipping, S0SSo o. OoniuoN " ~
500 head shipments 200 head mar
oulrt hut moderately active ana steady No"nioh W
- aS5 10 choice 20 40 GsO ~ po.nts "A head
EAST LIBERTY PENN April ~ us P'
market SLOW about yesterdays prices nhtas
Hogs-Hecept J7S head market acuNe fmiA"oip"'A'
sSaSS % Workers, 81 o. 0S7 80 49,, . =, ,es,ardavs
SLs,p~Reeepts. . 600 head market nrm ~ yesterday
prices. - ,,,- po.a,r,. 3EO head: shin.
lar gey exceeded receipts prices slssay; ~ E y "a
- so Good 10 Choice SGds6 5O Medium 10 rAi; ~
- 75 Common 81 q Good 10 Best Cove Anu ~ %
"a 2jsJ 1j Common - 5OsSii Stockcs anu feoei' ~'
~ 95 Corn led Texans, - 10 O5 90. .-o,s .,orkot
SLSsnit.eepts j. 300 head shipments $50 head mapket
og-Recepts 900 head; shpmens 1000 mar5e $500 s3
boOd Light 81 J1Gs1 %; Mixed faNAns ~ -'~*' w
Butchers To Extra - OOGS1 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
BETTER PRICES At CHICAGO.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l

CHICAGo, April 1O.-There are on the ele-
vators and afoat in vessels in the harDor tonight
671sOOO bushels OF wheat 100000 bushels OF corn
and l52S 600 bushels OF oats The biggest STOCK oi
wheat ever held here was s575OO0 bushels in April
1880 and in that month the price huctuateu Dee"een
1O7 and 1853 There has been enough action 70 l'
market of late TO SATISFY the very widest betters "th
-, n week Nav wheat has dropped from 1l1l9 to 1887
Nav corn from 57l2 TO 52 and oats from 4i4 70 ao4
Witnin two weeks tue drop has been nearly twice tat
distance To-day wheat recovered cents corn l2 ees'
oats 203 cents. man couldn't win or lose quicker i'll
faro bank.
Spectators over the country are looking this way;
good number of them gathered here Yesterday the
business and Just as long as the hSures
iump about SO wildly it is likely to continue 3d. The
crowd Yesterday very greatly oyersod everything AT
the opening this morning oats and provisions we're very
strong. The shipments, 1t was reported, OF the loer
were more than the receipts Oats and PROVISIONS oeEh
rapdly to advance, and soon wheat and corn oesah
fovv II there had not been generally used-up feei-
ing after the excitement and exeruOn OF Mohd"y theie
would have been great scramble 10 get oacK
"sbortp property As It there was enough OF
rush 70 gend Nav wheat up from 1888 to iO3i May
corn from 52as M 20 "a and May oats from 4O@ up 10
Az M ADVANCE during the Gay steady ana the NJ
ures 1t The close almost the hghesI Vi the
IeudblOm male effort on the can 10 pteaA uo@
corn hYt II clo-ed nj "a only li9ss under the top hg
ures of the day. Poole, heut Co. were lage guy clS
corn and wheat aud DAVID Dows Co were on , tne
" mi =, iGe oi oats The receipts were not larger than
were exnected for Tuesday but The grading or tle corn
was excepuonal OF the 4SO cars received oZI "en'
No. =. oss than
The receipts ofhogs have recently been small Less t
six thousand came In yesterday, ana only SIX tuous
some unfayorable wheat crop reports were re,
ccye bur they are expected every day now ah4 Mouu
be missed As general thing they nave no niue1Io
Iard advanced Sc aud pork 22l3c to-day. during tne
recent great depression OI gram, PROVISIONS ndn 49,
dingy Stubborn and. to-day wheu tne peat ~ 20
sure was partly relieved they began rapidly 10 20 oaoA
their OLD position, - - -. Ill. ont For the
H. d. Armour has gOue TO New-fork 10 look out o en
interests of himself aud the other dressedDeei smPpes
al be meeting OF the trunk lines, where TIC suoJeo''
TRANSPORTATION rates will come up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
TUESDAY. April 10-P. NJ.

TUESDAY April 10-P. NJ.
The transactions in stocks to-day 440,5oO shares)
amounted to ia, 800 shares less than the business
OF yesterday and the speculation was less generay
distributed through the list than 1t was yesterday.
vi to-day's business SIX stocks contributed more
than one-haf Of the total number OF shares sold;
delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1O4.9Oo;
Union Pacific, $4,000; st. Paul, $1,000; Erie.
<o'ooo; East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia pre-
Ietfed stock. 1880; and Louisville and Nashville,
lo'|oo shares. Total for the six stocks, 1000
shares. during the first half Of the day the whole
speculation dragged. and the market was
excessively dull at prices ranging from 4
To 2 per cent below yesterdays closing
figures But after that special attention was given
to Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Union
Pacific stocks and their prices rapidly adj
vanced about 2 per cent. These movements exerted
an influence upon the whole market, aud general
activity succeeded the before prevailing apathy.
Except, however, for the two principal active stocks,
the final gains are unimportant, and for q few of
the stocks the Last prices were lower than yester-
davis closing fGnras. The market closed quiet and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
BIG CALIFORNIA NUGGETS.
Ero,, IN, si,yya County Tribune.


The following Is list OF big nuggets that have
heen ound IN his section: GA tue Ism o August lSoV,
a large piece oil gold taken from the Monumental
ou.rfZ mine Butes, which weighed looO ounces
trX The value of wlc estimated a. from sZloVoto
500 %. The nugget was sold TO X. Il. WOODWARD, OF
san Franeisco, Tor @2l $50 %. me Specimen was
taken from the RAINBOW quartz mlne Cmpps rat, ia
ISL IL was taAen from "a depth Of 200 teet Inc
sp,cinen was exhibition IN san Francisco. Later ~
Vas shipped London and worked there. it yielded
that weighed $50 ounces and was worth $1,000. ~
contained considerable quartz which Is not calculated
I'm It's weight. Ia 1851 at french Rayiue, nugget was
found which weighed 426 ounces ana was valued at
- COO A nugget is reported To have been found az
Minnesota valued at 5000. In 1880 piece oil GOLD
quartz was found in EreDch Rayne which contained Zo3
ounces gold worth ~ $685. AT smtns Flat, IN lsoo,
a piece OF gold taken from claim which was worth
81 ZIG and weighed l46 ounces Al Smiths Fiat N
iso4, a nugget found weighing lao ounces ana
worth $1,000 At Little Grizzly Dggngs, IA 1908,
nugget worth 81 600 was founa. nugget weighns %
ounces ana valued at Sl,77o was found at the LIDS
caim four miles below tue Mountain House AZ Freiica
Ravine, in 1850, nugget WAS found worth Si1oI anu
weighing % ounces. At smtas Flat IN 1861, nugees
was found which weighed 50 ounces and was valued ~
$l5O9.
From 1854 to 1862 twelve gold nuggets. ranging rom
80 l47 ounces, taken from the Lave YANKEE
at Forest City From 1856 to 1862 "A number OF goI
nuggets, from 80 TO 100 ounces, were iounu
the Ore gon claim Forest City. specimen worts
SIS, 600 laken from the ORIENTAL tGod Gate, qufsA
mine. The total yield Of the Golden Gate mine 10 cso
mated at 100000. The mine has been worXea 10
depth of only 800 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NTwYoRx Arrn REEVES re cpts were - cars Of
HI,a 6 a,u, s9 he ID iar the cofrespondns time
Thirteen Of odys arrivals were Ehpor, a e
ming were so a. about stead, prices Clty
10 prime CTcaSse, Choice and Extra reached iltellLc
to f ,, on sale OUTSIDE Of the ergS
toa a. follows DcptforI a9s Live Cattle
the Annie by G.. Eastmnns to LIVERPOOL ON the a'S1
r..nan TO morrow tie Wang for London takes on go
i've ae for M Eastman nj ne h 6 s- Oh @ an3
Sairs D. wa1c sold: II Illinois stecr' 81 H. st So 81
do 7J m ~ 10 do, l-1J ID, at 30 w. Iso 40 on Pr
'-i' Gis Tor Edward Allison II Bulls 1872 n at 81 60
CALNh eGe,s We're ~ m a.1a , ~ a. xss title nriner
awIns 40 Inc Improvement Ia the dead meat market, Dre a.
apc few But,rnik calves sold at o. DITss'd iNos
oWed marked upToyemrit ye,r"I, uJ @ sq" of
Poor Wei Nv bIt6 cmGrar ed most oi me
heat while hoicc Sc, dressed reached 10 ana eve" l-o
Tor -" 4, Sr Sld IL state veal. at Il do Mt 7e
J. IL Wyc.oG II Jersey Neas various weights ato
Tyent ca sold 10 Jersey veals various weights at
@SS ~ olrn. sold 10 MI Holly cayo- at 7e?c.
tHs ~, ~ so II state Yeas az 10. at 7''c 81
DO iIo r. at e 10 GS % "a we're Of 2o4
head MY and about r. Trade TP; Ras % for want
OF stock. but the feeling was very nm gu %
YeePr In 1t s Sprns lambs g9t supply and
md ready last weeks prices or at - oo4e' per
Dressed Mutton very firm si2c. aud Dressed Year
ling Iimb- In demand az II . Lgc. ,,, o,,. e,oo,
sales NewtOn ~ Gtlct sold: 50 clipped, ONO SSheeP'
ul nj 81 40: 1884 Pennsylvania Nedilngs 30 ID NJ Wv
A., : kaar ,oId: ~ Jersey lives 100 ID al Oc -, -..
j. H. W,ckon sold: 70 jersey spring LANDS III - 'o"
Fyept n co.. Sold l6 spring Lambs at so@$ %
C. Collins sold: Il Jersey Spring Lambs at 70 oo&s'
each. n, 81 IN eocb
HOBS Re eipts 20 cars OF 25z l' . ,I,e,lays
.tths aud cara at jersey Oity. Total Tor Uni zee naS
If u,, he All against hcd or The cores ohlhk o
last The market is steady at yesterday P"o''O
Country Dressed unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
MINES And MINING.
TUESDAY, April l0-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, April 10-P. NJ.
Mining stocks to-day were dull but Sonora Con-
solldatrd continued TO attract attention by is er-
ratio move nents. II again gdyanccd and closed at
90 against Al cents yesterday. Robinson declined
4 cents 10 50 cents, ana Anne was cents lower at
II cents. 80 - 49, -.
Al the annual me, ting of the To'al Wreck Mining
Company held yesterday the iOlowlnP-naincd were
elected officers for the current year: john w.
shaw. president; 4. L. Oulerbrid9r vce-presldcnt :;
j. NJ. Rcqua. treasurer; ID Nard AMMAN, Charles
Spear William III. Power, Walter l.. Vail
SALES ii TRE MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

,,,,rpoot Ami 10 -l2:3O o. m-Cotton STEADY MIA
ding plapda ia, do. 0Sd saes .oVo
tneindInr O, baies Tor speculation ana export heoelp,
1900 bales. including 1000 American; ,sa.x do
low Midanng clause. april and NAV ueNeiy, $500
Nav ana Juue deyerY. 5s4d.. Co June ali" Suv
5sss.G do july August delivery oe., "a 6citer
ana delivery, % siu no. 40 very
denvery. 0t5eai.; November ana De'omooi "0"N'''
LgyEaPoo April IC-l3U D m.-CoIon-rno sales VI 'n'
day nsln q ~ ~ lU pAer ADerloaG-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
A lady residing i'm this village, the mother OF

A lady residing in this village, the mother q
bright little boy. talking 70 nim the othsr nis"
lust she putting bed, about tue encscy %
prayer, aud told hn II he would ass Goa ios -
thing that lie particularly desired sne nad no Iouo.
request would granted. The little fellow knes
mothers knee and prayed God To- SEND MN % ~.
fnisned for tue motner aghast at the prosper 81
her house turned orphan asyuin, i.ea ". ~
to his feet aud tucked him into bed without oA0s''
unnecessary delay. Middletown Mercury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1888

ay last from the mine 40 ounces gold amalgam,
the result of nine days' run of ten stamps
Father dc Smet superDtendents report for nine nine
DAYS ending April shows Ore extraGted rom hlS
level, $50 tons. Ore milled. 5000 tons North
end tunnel in $50 feet third level header IN lnal2
feet Golden Gate north header ~ 90 leet We, w.
crescent in 81 feet tramway level rise AZ feet
Thmd level header connected with Italian WINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
Eu soPDAN uAREEr4

LIVERPOOL. April IO-Ba"on Cnnberialt CIT 800 short
Rh j7t,i PORK rrins Mes S{ud 10 Ardern S1'l Iarn.
Prime esern u 81 cheese American cnGcr lo'd Cora
81 "a for Nixei rarUeItlae SJrtt iJDi PrO7iAons-
Lard 5S6l per i0r AnerIctn 6rell.thts--COrn b,i
for Dld Mixed Wheat JtfDt ia pr c-nti TOR i
norma sid DbOJ1 for He Western S9nnc "a % O"i
Or h@i Water .,- ,,,,,
cenfals ne udi ng 2ISO0O Amercti.-
foSDoS Anil lO.-oDuits TIro-ntn@. 4p5d CucIttt
Ilnseed quarter IAnseea On Ri lWnEZ -
per tun. TtlOs t'0 DER c"t "elned FeurheIh '4A'
boad ga -. .o ......
oeuUuncs 81 kiGA ~,
HGEMEN. April lO.-Wncor's Lard closet at 30 mai&s 90
rteprtgs per 10 'b4. Petroleum. 1ntKs 80 pfenmHN
ANTWERP Apr lD-r-irO cum 80 trance 90 ccniimesto'
Pine Pae Amerlcan DH1 aud ia francs cenDes se'lsts
Wileoxts Lara. lJ7 francs 20 centmcs pei 100 kloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Receipts for days 80 bales exports bales 9TH
- bales iso "A at the moment 0ul WIN
htmer advices from abrOa and very ltue p gor Iii
country sell. holders ASKING httle more mony lo
grades We hear OF sales OF ChOi state ON IuTsda anu
Friday 500 and to-day would be dicnt 20 Duy ooS
HZc. Upwar1 oil 200 bales OF Choice alo
sold nj S2q 0Sjo and poorer quality at ,oras
ports from the op vines awaited with much
Cahiegrams from London quoted more active maFAe'
az s22. - a--
state Choice 1882 90 81 DO, crop OF 55l..10 80
Do. good 10 prime. - 0S1ls CaiOrnans loo---'' "0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
PROSPECTS or THE CATTLE TRADE.

st. LOUIS, April 1O.-Advices from the cattle
raising region of Southwest indicate unusual activity
in preparing for market. Tine grass Il slaruhs wen,
and the cattle are splendid order. lie Is estimated
,, mot Lea. tnan 200 600 head Will be c0ngre gated IN
he Chcrokee alone Prices throughout inc whole
cattle region high, yearns ransln1 iro $A- !" 49,
anu older IN proportion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORyfA SrOC KS
SAN Francisco. Tuesday, April 10. 1893.

The Alta Mining Company has levied an assess
,nent of 20 cents per share.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In this
city Yesterday from the mines.
The Rappshannock Company received on sasv1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
nANN1nAL AND ST. JosEPH.
Total since Jan. 1. .slo5e45s8I s9O.iss.s5l s1ooS
ErRorEAN FINNNolNL NE kErt

toxpox Aprr 1b-l230 r. m.-Consos I02ota for money.
and lO2la,e Atlantic ana 1rraf western
dTst MORTGAGE trustees ceTnc4tr 6i2t DO scOnd mort
gaze l5at Erie Ssas Newly ork Central. l."ag lIhnms
central l5l Pcnnsys Central. to Mexican k1ll"aV
tnmilen Ordinary l39; NewIork Ontario and Western.
2al4. 80 an -. ..,..... ....,. ,..,o,
If.rOv Aprl 10 $50 y. miaTts adVice+ quote t1es
peI en rentss 80 ceutine7 Tor Tue account
LONDON April 10 90 D. Al antc ana Great western
nrst mortgage trustees certificates J4 Ere 5 lAln.s
Central, o. r. lcddligt
Mexican Railway limited Ordinary. 1894
m" anonnt OF IN 0u wiihdrtwn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balance tO-dig i Ali'tuDW
BERIIS AprH The stoBeat OF the lmDeHal Bank Of
germany shows decrease Ia specie of l7ZO 100 MARKS
LONDON Apri lO.-jiip D. un.-Pars ddHcet dioe tiree
ner cent reues 10 - - cenes Tor tlc account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

The average daily receipts Of MIX and Crca al INC yons
railroad distributing points ia anu nea 'o CIV io 'e 10
follows. Erie S'i5 Cas % MIX anu l'
c o realn Harlem. $500 cans Of MIX; Ne".1 ORR and
OF MIX. Hudson river % ans OF
Mia and Il cans Cream; NcwJcrsey cntra $40 cans
oft and Of Midland l.Ji% cans OF al
ani - cans New York ny and N3ttheth ~
rlns Of MIX and by short routes I'O ems OF
M and i can. of CrrAu The total daily average has been
10 l6 cans OF lb6 OF cream he surplus hSs
s,i ON tho platforms 81 % The supply has bcon eG
i've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

The for live Fowls has hucued during the week
going high lsc for Prime Western immeollley wv
ing oar ast report. and dec lining 10 g6c GA tf
teuy the aied i7c aud the Two cars Oh
IN today easily placed at that Inquire turkeys S'oS
Ducks ana Geese hrm at the prices quoted II, 18th.
Frozen turkeys good demand aud very ntn SJoch sO
and well controlled Frozen Chickens and fowls sell aiiif
but reach loc Only when OF eXceUOual qudhty rlV~oh
Ducks scarce and firm. Frozen Geese dull and weak -
Fresh killed TURKEYS which Is fortunate Cou
sdering tho quality the few lots shown they very c!
lS02uc. and Western Chickens ana RUIZ
quiet and barely steady Nearby Yearing IN ckens are
generally little Old Fowls aud sell slowly prices
rather Phi adelpha fan and winter Roasting
sci readily, but must De choice 81 exceed po'
sell according TO size. the igntest Weis
meeting the most demand and hrner SQUADS
firm e.,.. .o,t
mere has been fair supply OF Wild Pgeonsi Chuop
at ~ 62dSI 80. but the last lot OF quaty ana h " 10
at Il 30 English ~nlpo ana floFcr
quality and price many IN poof order VIVA Ou0N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
BIZ Richard Y. Hdrnei

2 lots on Cooper place near Atlantc-aye Brookyn
lots together In size, 4Oxl951iiAlOOxZAJo; JOhn
House. stable and outDpildngs with six acres OF land
known as GreylOck villa at Cheshire, Mass "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
LIVE POULTRY.

Exports Of for The lg2 bbs the supply OF
Irish Potatoes Offering moderate aud the demand al III
show little chang, but the tone u hrH anu Vos
slightly in sellers favor. Bermuda New are ~ inI supply
and sbadc easier sweet Potatoes and hTn ser
mudt receipt and lower Ola onions uul duu
ForiIt tefrfabrs sell well when Of choice qlahy
Prime Beans bung - 5oaef per crar taley
sound but good many Inferior ios ~ W
lie sold snmrtiue- down Ia jO0 1jc. Florida CaDDages
quite and dr Al - 90 - per DBL very choc
from savannah brought -. aud Florida ot7 "uuu
sell a. high II equally good savannah Green feds
steady az =. an ~ - per crate. Florida Cnclmoers
vary guol dea in quality the best lots sell Wen uu So
stock. cireiessly culled on not ced ~ a ~ Jul au
r eguar Florida squash quiet ana ten lg lower fol-
i New steady at III 80 per ctae; rmuda hees arg
ouict al 81: Fuldi sell wei when flpe AT ui
pu,es hing - 49, per nn.hei cate m3I VI
HE arryn however quite green aud rarely exceed y
- H-ruia Tom toes IN TAR demand al 81 per DON Tor
choice quality Kae and spinach are runnlns very
ponr A. r rnI s. with difficulty; the few Pllme los
received steady demand lew lots OF bh tlno,e u
sod tOda at u a u II per DAB anu spun
arh a 5ua . 20 per bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Receipts 'or seven days 500 boxes EIIorsforthe week
l7u1. boxes Lyepool cable Gdotatons - reign. ~
efr,-n ia lis a. tunmcr,al 60 i4y Dllls
an Iold0n - 1t'14Gt bO2 There l. moderate
In e and snnic eat demand from exporters 10 syo the
ma se very shippers nave PAID I4'fc "a" fah'h
uur-d Cheese and one ar two sal are re-
h .her; at close 10 easier 10 sell Than
Ia uir A. sc La small way l5c IL obtained f0m lhc
ic ado Fancy White resolving more attention, an
IA az was obi eel for parcels Fine fail lots ol OF
or.d have some inquiry u &c. few new Sate
Ci.rse ftnm Her liner County. slightly Skinned sOl ~
IN, Sc and made ia The western Jiri oil Tue
~ OF about DO Of the springs He fAci0iJ
Fl m nee e. II OhlO flats In illl home demand
and Ann the STOCK relu,cd that holders have 10
fear but Will goOut al strong price, creamery Sklms
and favOriBg sellers though the demand
fr Them las been limited few Gays Iast Under niue
,rsnrr 9.c was aimed from shipper, 0r some choice
lots hui enough doing above . &c Ia quote zoo"
In. ales rtl %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

IN. refined petroleum market was dun to-day, anu
pcnInr dcvclopmcns In the crude market, dlspayed .
weaker tone The price closed easy at 81 cents ou anu
So cents asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

steady at prices little below the best ones OF the
dav.
Government bonds were quiet, but their prices
were steadier in the final bids the IS are 4 higher
and the dos are Il lower. Annexed are the closing
uuotatlons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

D Astorv brick buildings with lots Nos 3ti and 346
East Eth ST. ). 1871 IL W Of lst-ave each lot IL
0x0o9x4lJX6S sold seperAtey:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Receuts o Dried the seven DAYS, 80 PIX gs
uith 3s nkgs Peanuts and lS6 pkgs. Pecan uts TX
pora of Dried Apples $50 pkSs. There Is mute more
Te.suTe 10 soil Evaporated Apples aud hOders are NAMING
lower prices ement 20 buyers TIC Is an
for The aucies grade choice lots are freely oHee
IA aI6c sun-ded Sliced Apples are In ght sloek Du,
have only small jObbng demand Coafsecnt %
eak. n AZ out side best quarters from any socton
Chopped Apples nltle easier sti ~ nav Nv
Cores and Skins very duh Offering hat at yc ~
du and weak FANCY fruit woud De diheut 20 81 .,
5Sa5iLc Unpeeei quiet. Sun-dre Peaches heid hDons
,aSS f xayk out slowly small fruits generally ca slef
undey advices from the West PEANUTS "u M"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Tor the week ended April 10. 1883.


Receipt, for seven daseans d-2 pKss r''I Gports
Exports Beans G42 pE s. Ps, v-S p no cppsc
Ter has developed during the week on me @
nducnce market aud recei er are antons sess
ne puces quote Prom this t6 me o1SeTable
quantity Of Hcan. IN f'unes hands iorDds TN, ine
h ISano "a report taat mar. Ct heavily supplied
AID I a ne a q, 4cepona light ami out o. town
amount ttc There o, continued Prss,ar9 O. 1 sen
Taas j ,'S slowly at quotations
H ss.. Msa,an n! a1 Tn''ls 900 800
DO Po F Fail to- Good 255@ 70 Do Narrow Pea.
pS Choice ESa kidney sOs ses !? GOOD 55S 90
"%se hianey goa $50 Green reas a5e q Il
Rscep for sven day. 81 n S' sfc @ a. os
what faster than Ia demand AMI 10 MS fclu ca ol' ,l
mel BUYERS primluy believing h ,can nooi' eNry h.u
morc Judi,ous co.ise 10 l"J" ,ls si To- daT he
offerings state Dairy arc fair chiefly oil x az "Crs
a as '' tut. sH'1 are not plenty and with
s5aSe Inner Inc best oDbng At q 2oc. and IN
small way fancy elections ca. hing &c Mos OF Tie
arc rrio I'll .d At 5Oc There marked falling Oh II me
gfcepef 90 are citins most q" III invoices
out At a. but 2o" 80, covers .s OF hs
scarcely any inquiry except price, winch rreei Seem
BEN 70 far reduced that it ha' bul h,ile
naae.s oa,n Hs m az being mdT eSs is not
large suppl Of hesh mefy Da S,n op natc m
ali ,ec on. i the - disposition 10 Keep tc
eos moving fast possible a few -r' 81 kun fl
sre euor,d q. 81 di2c bnt sic Is the current JobunE
pfce. and for Pcnnsy ivAna sc - The top \ lev
&C. u state trcan''y are rrhng AZ
4, 20 Pc. 10 quality. The Iowa msIAH a.
NOT ran h, nnr crouch to sell sbl'e ~ Use, i"r
,e be.I IA .cf the bulk az 2Jc. and be
nS Nair largely the milk OF arfow cows thry lacS
The resi- aayor fouad Tue new sted.i y aed TIC
i-trris ference The western Imttiloh Cl'al
"a saou a quality ant tric are not r"hsh "Ns
SLING above II justly higher qupi iiph, hote
fresh factor, and urmcr Batih"ir u H"l anu
BIDS I-c To- eta uarss Eccrnt shipments % o,l'n5 ~,
have p,d That exporters are ec pa4' h"sri' OF
low yIlr say a. lie TO II &c We SEQ very nile onchg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Tuesday April 10. 1888.
The following sales were held at the Ers
change Saesroom to-day:
BIZ Richard v Hdrnst & Co.
l 4.story brick house with lot No ia East 2Othst,
(Nol3 Gramercy PARK about 100 IL OF 49, -
Irying.psce. z6.6xllj; S3IioU
By John T. Boyd.
3.sfory brick building with lease Of land, No So East
gth.st II }. l4s4 II OF Broadway lot 2o1923 W oo.
w seymour """1
/ 4story brown.stOne dwelling with lot No 2l2 last
9tGis!' s. 4oZ II W Oh 1ave, o' 22coo