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COTTON-SEED.

CoTroN.sEED MEAL-Prime, $lS per ton
per carload lots
COTTON-sEED OILS-Crude, 1896 per gallon,
in round lots of 100 to 500 brls Cooking oil, job
,ots Use. Summer yellow refined oil, SOC in car
load lots. Winter yellow, 55c, according to
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustee,s Sale.


TN pursuance Of the provisions Of certain deeds
Martha II. Thomas, during their lifetime, and
others recorded In the Registers once Of Shelby
county, Tenn, in books No. ll3 p. SA; ia D. III.
and 10, D. ST. TO which reference II made for
more particular description, at the request OF the
bene6ciaries default being made, and OF the heirs
of said 3. Il. Thomas, decessed for the purpose OF
partition between the legatees, we VIII ell Tor
cash 70 the highest bidder, at public auction. On
the southwest corner OF Main and Madison Streeu,
In the Taxing District, formerly city OF Mem
phis, on
Monday, April 10, 1858,
the following real estate In the county and stae
Aforesaid, about one-haH q mile north Of Mem
phis. known and described on the plat or plan OF
b. B. ThomAs's subdivision tract. recorded IN
Is 49, 20, q, %, q, "A, Is; also that part Of 1aid
tract bounded thus: BeginninGon the east line q
Thomas avenue at the intersection OF tho nQr4
line of Cherry street, a. laid down on safd gubdi.
vision; thence northward and northeastwerd With
the boundary line of said Thomas tract until IL
intersects with Wolf river theme eastvardly with
the mesndenngs OF the south bank Of Wolf river
southwardly along the said east line with More
head avenue TO the north hide Of Cherry street;
thence westEardly with the north line Of Cherry
street 70 the beginning, including what II Known
a. the Park.
Redemption IL waived, the title ID perfect. The
abstract OF title 10 said properly and the pl.s or
plan of subdivision of same can be seen ana ex-
arnined ut the ONCE Of Johnston Ford, attorneys,
Masonic Temple building, and any Information
touching this property can be had OF them, Or Of
r. W. Register d Co., at their once, NO: Ze Main
street. II. 5. BEDFORD. Irnstee'
in. FORD, Trustee
r. w RoYsTER Austfoueer
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CHANCERY SALE
h Il AL e 3 II A T Il.

No. 4606, R-Chancery Court OF Shelby County
The State of Tennessee for Its own use, ETC., VI.
Theresa Farrell ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for Ale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
February, 1888, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Matters
office, courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on 80
Saturday, April IS, Isss,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-yft:
Lots 65 to IS inclusive 225 BY lao feet on TX
change street.
Also lots a. g. g. 81 and g. being IFS by 40 fess
on Washington street.
Also lot 80 on east aide Of Chicksssw strest. ~
by 1857 feet
Alss lots i4l and 14,. corner OF Main and Market
streets, so by IS feet.
Also Lot Sill on Alabama street. IS by 18 feet.
Also lot 396, "A by "a feet, north side of alley.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of seven t7) months;
purchasers TO execute note with approved pecu-
rity; lien retained for purchase money, and 70.
demption barred This March q. 1888
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. N. Bradley Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. M. smith, +. Il. Heiskell and O. W. Heia'
kal Ealfcftara
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New York futures closed the week with declines
of 10 points current deliveries, and OF Il TO IA
points on other months, as indicated by the follow
ing quots TONS compared with the close OF the
previous week:
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P:TRoLEuM MARKETS.

COAL On-Wholesale lots, Ice per gallon.
CLEVELAND, April 2.-Petroleum steady
S, W., lie.
PITTsBURs, April 2.-Petroleum dull;
United certificates weak, closed 941sc; refined,
S1zas14c, Philadelphia delivery.
BRADFORD, April 2 -Petroleum stubborn
opened at s514c; highest; s64c lowest sS34c; clos
ing, 94lkc. CIearances, i, $50, 600 barrels.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

Arri0dLs.-Centennlal, st. Louis City of BatoI
Rouge, St Louis; City of Cairo, It Louis r Il
Springer Cincinnsii !. Cons Milar, Cincin natl
Marx Twain. Dyenburg; Dean Adams, OsceolA
=. s. Bransford, st. Francis river; James Lee
| monwealtn. Vicksourg; City of Vicksburg, Vicks
burg; Guiding Star, New Orleans; W. P. Halliday
| New Orleans.
Departlres.-City of Baton Rouge, New Orleans;
| Centennial, New Orleans; R. Z Springer, New
| Orleans City Of Cairo VicKsburg; Kate Adams
Adams, osceoia; MARI Twsin, Dyersburg; Com
| monwealth, ST. Louis; W. 2. Halliday, st. Louis
Boats in Port.-Cons Milar, T. S. Bransford
City OF NlcksOurg and Rene Aacready.
Boats Due Do'9a.,Belle Memphis John A. scud-
der and Golden Rule,
Boats Due Up.-Hari Cash and Katie Hooper
Receipts Yesterday.
| Commouweslth-22l bales cotton
City OF Vicksburg--14 bales cotton and 81 SKIS
W. P. Halliday-lss brls sugar and IS brls mo-
| lasses
James Lee-2o2 bales cotton, 81 SKIS seed and lot
/ su ndrles.
R. R. springer-5O brls pork, 90 bales cotton and
| l25 pkgs sundries.
Kate Adams--lS bales cotton, II bgs seduction.
Dean Acams-l23 bales cotton, a bgs seed-cot-
ton, 3is SKIS seed, nd cattle and % pkgs sundres
Guiding StaI-l0S brls sugar IS bris molasses 20
SKIS salt 10 bales cotton and - pkgs merchandise
Marx Twain--T9 bales cotton, 49 bgs seduction
S52 SKIS seed, 800 szs ear corn, OK and IS pkgs
dries.
CentenniaI-S72 brls -four, 100 Drls meal, 40 SKIS
corn, so SKIS bran, "a sks oats and 800 pkgs mer-
John S. Brantford drought out of St. Francis
rver)-251 bales cotton bgs seed cotton 1882 SKIS
seed. 12l beer kegs and % pkgs sundries.
City OF Cairo-762 dry barrels. 1905 SKIS grain, %
wet barrels, 1850 coils hoops, IS bales cotton 81
bgs seed-cotton aud 265 pkgs merchandise.
-four IS brIs vinegar, GO hf bfis whisky and vine
gar so bss potatoes, 40 bgs OATS 40 bgs corn,
bales hay 80 bxs canned goods Is2 kgs nails 100
pioW handles, 10 pcs pipe, Is bales cotton, l03
pigs furniture aud pkgS suQQrleS,
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bur n7TEQ Long Staple
I'LL UA1Gh SILK Cotton

fsest and most Profitable in the world; IL not,
70 will pay the forfeit. Took the First Pre-
4 nm in st Louis last Fall, and in nine,Statef
IA County Fairs. pS-S4OOO in Cash Pro
ziums offered by the proprietor on yield 81
Iple for the year 1858. Seed Tor sale or 70 itt
Intsrs cultivate on shares. Write for Pamphlet
aiming particulars. J. D. OZIER. Corinth. Mrs.
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L dlE ENOlu. ENOln-
DEMONSTRATING, SIC; good middling. SIC.
sTAISs-Good ordinary, nc; low middling,
7zse; middling, SIC.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS.
WEEK END'Gl SINCE sKPT.
McH 80, 1883. 1sT.
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Clearing Balszce e
April -......s lGi,392 A 3,9H 9
same day last year........... I28 ri IS 9,Ss8 4
Exchange on New York buying at par, selling
at u premium. Eastern cotton bills buying at ,.
per cent. discount, selling at par; and exchange
en- New Orleans q discount buying, and par
| selling.
| tional, ll0g1l5: German National, 2OOg2l0; Man.
haitian, l60gl70; State National, 1209l25; Union
Insurance stocks-Home, 67a7O; Bluff City, 100
| Peoples, So; Planters, lis; Phoenix, 90; Mem
phis City, 100; fernando. 1927 Vanderbilt, 139l5.
Railroad bOnds-Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western INST mortgage, IS asked Mississippi and
Tennessee, $3.50; Memphis and Charleston inst
mortgage bonds, Is, 1IOaIl4; do. second mortgage
bonds IS (lS85), l02al04; do. consols, lO4gl06;
Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage bonds,
Is, 95glOo; Mississippi and Tennessee consos, A,
Observation-Disclosures Storage and Com
press Company, new issue, par asked; Memphis
Gas stock, so; do. bonds, 1895; Memphis Water
Company bonds with accrued interest. par; do,
stock, 100; Memphis city bonds, old, 3Og33H, com
from compromise bonds, 20; ledger balances 80 ;
judgments on coupons and bonds, 80; paving in
debtedness, So shelby county Memphis and Ohio
leyee bonds and coupons, District No. l, 1Og1i;
do scrip, losl1; Bank of Tennessee notes, new
issue. 60 G5; Crttenden county ark warrants
20; Deahs county, 60; Mississippi county, 70.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Mouey 792O per
cent, closing offered u per cent. Prime mer-
bankers bills firm. 4sis4; demand. 1slI4.
Bonds-Governments irregular. Railroad bonds
very irregular, and without special feature. State
securities neglected.
StOcks-The market, which was dull, with a
lowering tendency mp till O'Clock, showed quite
decline IN the last hour, owing to the manipula-
ton Of money. Compared with the prices OF Sat-
urday the result of the days trading shows de-
cline Of a 70 "a per cent. on the general list per
cent. on Manitoba, and IA per cent. on
Oregon and TransconiinentAi; Burlington and
Quincy q, Central Pacific q, LAckawanna ss. Lake
Shore u. Missouri Pacific u. New York Central a.
st. Paul q. Closing quotations were as follows:
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March Both March sd

New Orleans spots began the week at SIC. the
price ruling at the close OF the previous week.
A decline of 1-16c was announced Monday,
followed ON Friday by q similar decline, and the
week closed as indicated by the following COM
parative price lists:
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Liverpool spots began the week at $685. n-l6d
and closed at 9-166S555d Friday evening.
Liverpool futures began the week at S6-64d for
March deliveries, and closed with March April
quoted at S6-6id
The local market opened the week with mid
ding quoted at &c; on Wednesday &c reduction
occurred, and $50 was maintained the balance of
the week. The feature of interest scored during
the past week was the considerable increase in
that official quotations were somewhat shaded
which, by the way, could easily have been done
without deriment to the relative position of this
market with its rivals TO values. The following
table shows the closing quotations as compared
with the nreViOus week:
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THIS PAPER gT TT. tPF'4 90 re - '''
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Daily Report.

The Memphis market opened and closed
quiet Sales. so Dales-6cO to exporters, 200 TO
spinners. Closing quotations were as follows:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

6lotte aebaut tparo. Nlt6 auf SSdtd tptro
balb neues 2eben auf ben 0tlille1 bluben,
benn Der iippi9e 3bonmer9elbooe11 Der Sn7
lel lidert benz ScDauer retde Grlter1, uno
Die odrlpntl6en SSeuerfrdtte, Die oa tier lli1>
ten i'm Snnern oer Groe lobell lll1o 9Iliben,
ipdrmen urb bei5en audi ben Sooen nno
Seltigcn unD "tpitr5en Die eoeliten &rauber
Oes QEetnItpdS.
NlIer0ings tpir6 Der Ylab, ipo 6 a az
m ltano, tpoDl ni6t wteoer be-
ballt peroen; oeun geraDe bier ld)etnt tiet
unten in Der @rDe Der etgentlide Sit oes
llnbei(8 AL ieiu. S6on DOT 3tpet SGbrelt,
im Ntdr5 1881, CAB it'd ben 8epo1nern pnr
Galamicciola cine eigentltde Mar1un9
tullD. Gine GrobelDegu19, Gbnlid Der iet7
Sigen, nut in ettpaS aertnQerem WtaBltabe,
fallD olll 4. UiGr5 1881 in GalalnlccIoIa
ltatt Diele 0auler ltur6ten et1. alloere
Drrben i6lper beldaoigt; e5 CAB pier9ulls
bert Io0te lno ge9ett talllello VermunDete,
unD Sipur lauter Glnbeimtlde, oa Die Sllrs
iution crit 2lnfargs Wlat b%c3tnl1t; tebt aber
lit gan; Staten idlper betroffen; tber taus
icnO 4erIouen aus y(eopel lelblt, fat eberllo
Diele aus Dem iibri9en Stallen lparen ais
&urgGIte auf Ss6iQ; Die uletlten BON Den
9leapoItta1ern battell 1ld aus N1glt Dor
Der aus Qe9Ypten anriidenOen @bolera aut
Die ais lebr geiuno betountc Snlel geflil0@
let; I'M elmer m0gltd)en @etabr 81 e1tgez
ben, Daten ie ii0 Dem itGeren Iopt in Den
9tudlen g%eitilrSt.
Seir Dem i6re6liGen Grbbeben bon 2tiz
iabon Dor 100 SaDrell, Sat tpobl fetn Gbnlt>
DIES @reiauiB einen iplben ttefen u1D ers
ld)ittter1oen Ginorud gena6t, iDie Die elts
leBlide &ataltropbe auf Der Srtiel S6dta,
nil Hedr lannte tb es oben vbas grDBte
llnglitd unieres Sabrbunoerts" Gana Siaa
lien lit in ttefe Irauer p~erlelft, bern 8er0>
be Die angeiebenlten Tar1ilien, Bic ~altSerlcs
lenIten Rreiie Der GeielIl6aft Daben ben
Gerlult tbeurer 2l1geb0rt9er Su betla9en.
Gelegramme urto 3ettungcn lperben S67
men obnebtn Die l0auoererregellDet Details
DeS i6re6Giden Cages bon SsAia zines
Weltuntergangs I'M &leil1en auSfibrlib
9ebraht boben; i6 uermeioe IS Daber, auf
@inSelhciten eilaugeben, 10 ret6baltig Hno
bo6interelant Der Stoff aud lit. Graurigt lit
babel nur Die Wtud)tlolt9feit pes W}enl6en,
Der lol6en @lenentar>@ retaniiien gegens
ilber gar 91i6ts tbul1 fam, ais linDern uro
trolten. 8eiOes geidiebt au6 III Dteiem
Safe I'M reidliblten O1aBe un6 nit aIges
metniter Gbetlnabme; aber oas lit aud
Nues, mas Der Utenl6 tbun fann;-
v0RIBtg iiebt er ieiue Werte nno bepunz
0er1O unter9eb'n."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27
8 Ser &eo oftton.


Die neuelte 2ciftung 6es IS N. Croft
miro bon unie-em @orreipOnoenten offen>
bar unteri6GBt. @S 6aben li6 tbm nt6t
nur NSeiber, &inoer unb alterSl6tDa6e
Wtdnner, ionoern aud gefGbrli6e 6Quptz
hinge ergeben. l1no baB ant Is. Wtai ben
@birtcabuaS ein fir Die Sruppen itegret6eS
@efe6t %aeltefert tpuroe, unterliegt trob Der
entgegen9eleBten Qlngabe Der W1erifanertn
tetnem i3peifel. Ma5 Sic 8ert6te bon
neuem 2OSi6la9en Der Qtpa6eS in Sonora
betrifft, 10 itnD iie, iett Der 0err Gorrelpons
bent gel6rteben bat, DOuitGn6tg ptOers
rufen pprben. Oian bat oa6er nod feinen
@run0, on Der bon Sen. @root ertbeilten
Geriiberun9 3u 3tpeifeln, baB Die nod feb
lenoer @6trtcabuaS it6 tbrem Gerlprehen
genldB, ebenfalS auf Der Gan Carlos
Ngentur iteIlen Derben, Die ieBt gang unter
Nufitht DeS &riegSoepartementS itebt.
WaS Sen. Groof liber petBe Strpl9e uno
SteDotebe in 2lri5ona iagt, ptrO ebenfaus
bon Dielen Seiten beitGtigt.
Ser bon inherent @orrelpon6enten oez
madte Gori6lag. binii6tli1 BET merifaniz
fden Sruppen mutbet Der Wdffenebre Der
Ser. Staaten cine gar 81 groBe SelbItper>
%leu9nung gu. Nu6 lit man betreffs Der
BON merifantl6en Truppen 9egen 9(pa6es
u0ubra6ten 0eloentbaten ettDas miBz
trautl6 9eDorOen, ieit es ii6 ~berausges
iteut bat, oaB 10 nan6er bon ben Wterifa>
nert ytn ~blutigen @efe6ten beiiegte unb
oann itanore6tlid erl1oiiene" &pa6e, tpie
). 9. gtata, Der unterbduptIin9 Gittorio's,
it'd nod beute urter ben Sebenoen b~efinoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27
(gorreiponbeus Der 0Suinois Stoatsseituns." y
Gin @eItmnter0att9 int &Ietnett.
Bon &~einrtd) 86rnItetn.
@ten, am 2. 9luguit 1883

y ASOo%
@ir leben in elmer bo9merfpirbigen,
ereigniBrei6en 3eit, uno nidt nur Die groz
BEN gel6t6tliben ummGl3un9en unierer
@pode iino es, Die uniere Quffaiiungsgabe
uno @inbiloun8sfraft i'm b0diten @raoe
III Anlpru6 nchmen, lon0ern ebenio unb
rnebr nod Die gerpaitigen 0tatureri9einunz
gen uno fur6tbaren @lementar> @reientlie,
Die, tn etnen fur3en 3eitraum auiammenz
g%eordn9t, etnen tiefen uno nieoeri6metz
ternoen Ginorud ma6en unD uns tpteber
einmal 3eiQen, oaB Der Meni6, troB auer
letner %gerlbmten Sorti9ritte in @ipiltla>
tton uno Gultlr, in ben 8iiieni6aften un6
IN allen &1nltell, an @nbe bod Der qepolz
ttgen, bis ieBt nod uneriori6ten urlo UNI
ertlGrten gtaturtratt 9egenaber, Elm armlez
liges buIfloles @eid0pf 1T unb bIetbt,
tueDrlos gegeniiber alien ienen groBen SEA-
taltrOpben, pel6e furAtbar mG6tige Gle
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-27

b. bon 2al11r1dlD) ltnterlfuBt lDerOe1.
Geuep i0etnt alio iDtrflt6 tpteoer letnert
6rieoet nit Siloe1. Den ct in ben lebten
Sabreu bitter betdmpfte, sei9loiet gu
baben.
Die burd 6as 9eufers@eieb
einseflbrte Snipt3trnn8 BON aus
nbilh en- 4a lag ero a M y tern
bepQbrt ii1 iebr g tut. BUR llnterludltn9
lDl6er 9anlpfer iino lit 9tetD g)ort le6s
unD in 4bilaoeIp6ia, 9oitor, Baltimore,
Stem Orleans uno San 6rauctsco te 5ipet
Snipettoren tb6tig, beren Yflt6t eS TT,
barauf gu a9ten, Dab Die i'm genanttel @e7
iebe gum S6ube bet Beliagtere 9etroffelle1
M~lorbnungen ttrenge alsgetubrt tperoen.
9tur iuenn Sic Snipettoreu beI6etnt9ell, Dap
benz @eieBe p0uig @enil9e g~eleiitet puroe,
erbGlt eit Ydiiagierfabr3eug Den @lart7
rungSi1ein. @tner grpBelt Ql15abl BON
Sabr5euger, tpelde frii6er Yal1agIere Don
gtetp g)orf aus mitSurtebnlen pflegtelt, lplIroe
bereits Die @rlaubntb sur 8ei0rOerultg bon
4ailagieren p%ertpeigert, 0a Die Gt9entbu1ter
oerielben Die Soften Der Mnl6atturg Der
n0tbigeu 9~tettungsgiirteI unO Soote Doer
Der Nenberung Der 6aDr3euge ntdt tra9elt
polIten. 0ieie Nabr5euge tparet nletlt
Sra6tbampfer, nelde gepobnltd etl1e 9e7
riu9e 2nSabl bon Raiiagteren mItl1aDr1en.
Sci Der lluteriuAun9 zines Dteler Oanpfer
ldluQ elmer Der Snipettoren Durh etrlell
ni6t b~eionoers itarfen 6ammerldla9 etlt
2od in ben 9ampffeilel. Die @tgentburler
perl6ieoener englti6er Sabr5eu9e betlagten
1i6 bitter iber Die ibne1 our9 o9s erfp9QuIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

reyerential spirit We are thankful for so good
likeness of Delacroix as is afforded by the engrav-
ing of his portrait in the LOUVRE but better seec
tions could have been made of his works for repro
duction In the second article on this artist IL Is
interesting to compare the fac-simile Oh an
etching and the pen-and-ink drawlhe'
both by Delacroix, and having the same SUI
iect Encounter of Moorish Cavaliers" Ihere Is
q more critical mo nograph By the editor VI '
Eugene Veron. on Gustave Courbet, when is cha'-
acterized by spirit of strong opposition 10 .no
action in Courbets favor which ser Ill ouiiis ,',0
latter days and became especially strong ai'e "io
death. Yet NJ. Veron INDUCES IN logcai aii'S ''' 90
we'll no sveeninp criticisms "Courbet was want
ing in intelligence, felt no need Oh learning IL
lacked the essential nstruments-attention and re-
Fiction He knew only ono sehtihoN'
vanity. only one emotion-admiratio OF his own
works. NJ. Vernet INDUCES in an extravaganza
rbonsodv upon jar anese art as illustrated by some
kakemenos. and makes a strong plea for japanese
section in the Louvre. There are two excellent
etchings worthy of particular notice. Bocourts
etching of Corot's portrait and Pagllanos etchlnH
Of "The Washer woman" Volume Ill.
falls much below The general average Oh
interest. There are ctchings by Gauticrand Greux'
Bellinger's engraving of Rudes portrait ana
Bocourts less pleasing etching OF Mlllets portrait
with GrcuX's admirable etching OF " fra'Tl" L io"
ers.D and Yons of Dupre's " At the Pasturage'
These are the chief pictures, and as LOT
text there is little noteworthy out'iuc
of Paul Ieroi's dispositions upon the
Salon of 1852. Here we find chapter headeu
g. Hail Columbia" which contains a generous IL
patronlzng critque OF American artists resident III
Paris. of Chase's portrait of Peter Cooper, whose
countenance appears to have thrown NJ Lsroi iil,o
\ state of great surprise, of j. C. Beckwltn,
who is characte. zed nm timde ana ol
F. S. Church and our water-coiorIs'S'
who are Judged largely by tie Nus
tranons in the catalogue for 1882. In Noiuihe w.
we need only point out Faivre's etching a1er
Ronghrop and Ramus's after Beraud with those OF
Gantier and De Billy as beng worth little study.
There is an article upon the decorative PAINTINGS OF
Corot by Alfred RObaut which reveals "
generally ignored phase of this painter
art. Ernest Chesneau has written mono
praph upon Ford MADDOX Brown, which IL pre-
faced bv short but very intelligent sketch OF tho
DEVELOPMENT of the pre-RGphaeIite bro'herhood'
which has been brought forward so much OF late
particularly since Rossetti's death. In this move
mont saws NJ Chcsneau, theories are often worth
more than works but there is also much TO take
and TO preserve" And so W. can say OF iheSe iour
volumes of DArt, there is much OF real merit
which is worthy To be taken and preserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

From present. Indications Wyor ing viii enjoy mining
bo1m n. X season hat eclipse all former effort. IN
that direction aad Il Is not Improbable tha a Least ha
the Ci-Ict- wltain bOid is VIII uc pr ddtS Dulon
before the close or the year During TIE a. few years
tho Centennial ahGo bed the attention OF capt.
tltgts and pro ,prciOrs. our mineral resource, nos"
ever are beginning to De developed by ne latter ana
nrr attracting the attention OF tue former. rus u
shown 10 he tact thai during tne is ytar mills ad
scrr- have been put IN aud capitalists have lnVesleu
literally in several camps.
Al Cdmmins cry work all the leading mines Is
being pros, cutcd ., f..
Genuine Lcadvo carbonates have been discovered III
the seminole district, mines In when several Lara
rnieite= are Interested who rodct rash to mat cd
Is soon rs the di-hppcars-tnat VIII equal tAc
charge made Oh Carbonate Camp In ia early days
Iue new 81 silver ote near Fort trn iu
IN the northern ~ tIH country, are attracting
ous,l.r,blc attention also But little Oceu zone As
We however, in tue WAY OF Development
Tnr districts ntrrinbe ore mentioned are AT tr pitary
Ia Laramie, aud draw their supplies irum TN, point.
otter districts Inlng % the 'front.'. S"ee,waer
County numerous paying mines within htr b'rier,
and carbon Iuc snelter nt liar vie, north
II Cnrycuur .. turning out tons OF copper mac daly
uug there IL already tax ~ eniargiug.
Wyomug has tue mineral, and al We nred u capital
When We got ~, wen make n good sowing a. any
miung region the cOdnry-nOt excepting ColOrai o,
Ney "A ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
TIE PETROLLUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Feb. II.

YORK, Feb. II.
The opening of the speculation in petroleum
this week did prove 10 De- encouraging TO she "bulr
There was decided Increase in activity at tho NcwYork
xchangc. but the arRcr dealings were made ~ tue *
pcn-c OF shrinkage IN values. The total
transactions to-day morc than one-tnrd OF
the entire dealings last week At the NewIOrk Pc,ro-
,eum Excaang, alone the record nearly equallcd the
autographed report ~ the dealings at oil CITY, which
were ltven At ESQ. 900 barrels Tie only news thar
was received that the Grandon Well No. was in
the sand hyc feet ami was nlnsup with oil. Reports
were ccnactlng az to whether It would be opened to-
morrow or several days later The well Is In
territory that experts have adjudged to
be OF spoticl character. AMI the amount
that II may produce IA expected 20 figure much In the
question Of general supply. II Is among other wells that
even after opening fayOrahly have soon shown great
dccrrasr In production. let the market to-day started
weak 81 7.a ~ OH aud was weak al day. IL
not until The afcrnOon however that Tue rce OF crude
fell below the dollar marx aud then the decline was ao
ANA well resisted, although the figures reached
g-LdDsHc. in the final dealings In the last half hour
the bears" hammered the market ana undoubtedly
snort lntcrc, ed that could soon be- scared
into covering, but the sales to-day were mainly by
long holders tired out by the dun dragging character
Of me SaSn Tor 5ne last swG yees saa
for carrying oil. The last price OF crude was Sic.
ended weak The daily average OF charters Tor export
from February up to Friday retresen'ed Solnt bar
INT there was some manipulation Of the daily reports OF
de,cres The addition OF two days reports Of charters
90 February H. reduces chat average To Zo,@oo 3arfe
The total dealings IN this city were ~ follows:
Barrels.
,-o, NorL pe,roeurn Fxchan 2S57OOU
atioual Petroleum Exchange ooouVV
New'YorE Mining stock Exchange .......... lo64OOo
ro,,, 100000
The range OF prices was;
y Pet Nat Pot Mining stock.
o,o,rn lOlzs 1921 lOi5s
Highest. lVS
E,n.I -'' - 0S% 0sS 9Sb
Refined petroleum was dull and unchanged Naphha
was quoted at 6Ac