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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-08-30
Miss Lee Boyle LIST Artillery: Capt. F. E.
Taylor; 1t. r. H. Patterson; 1t. John Pope,

Miss Lee Boyle. LIST Artillery: Capt. F. E.
Taylor; 1t. r. H. Patterson; It. John Pope,
jr.
On Saturday, at 6 P. NJ, Gen. Sherman
and his party bid adieu to Vancouver, and
went by special boat to Portland, where
monster reception was given them in the
mechanics pavilion, under management of
the G. A. R., in which the Vancouver mem.
bers joined the Portland posts. On Sunday
evening they departed for San Francisco.
homeward bound, and thus ended Gen.
Sherman's last official visit to the Depart
ment of the Columbia. Every step of his
progress through the Department of the Co
lumbia was marked by repeated expressions
of popular homage from the citizens and
sincere love and affection from the military
This farewell journey was a triumph, par
taking of the character of an ovation.
Hec dim neeminisse juvaba.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-08-30

COUNTY FAIR. The third annual fair Of
the Clarke County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society will be held on the fair
grounds east of Vancouver, commencing on
Tuesday, Sept. 25th. and ending on Friday,
Sept. 2Sth The announcement Of Monday
as the first day of the fair was mistake.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-08-30

The BANK.--Within a very few days
the First National Bank of Vancouver,
will open for business, having sec lred rooms
for the present in the store recently vacated
by j. j. Winters harness shop. The bank
building will not be completed until some
time next month, toward the last. The cur.
rency notes of the bank will probable be re.
ceived about September Goth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04

The business in State bonds was principally in
Arkansas U.s. issued to railroads. which were strong
and higher; Pine Bluff at so, Fort Smith at o. and
Red River at 1855. The only other sale was OF
Georgia new ~ at 1O8os OF city bank stocks, ~
shares Of Continental sold at 120.
The business in railroad bonds was not large Dut
1t was fairly well distributed. Prices gradually
advanced with the stronger speculation in shares
although the final changes from yesterday were un-
important Erie second consols were unusually
dull; they rose from och to o. and closed
strong at this price, Albany and susquehanna
frss active but unchanged at 113. aud seconds
sold at 1882. Iron Mountain fives advanced per
cent to 77l2, afterward yielding to n. Missouri
Kansas and Texas, general mortgages, closed u
better, Ut 8Osl--a single bond fetching Stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
CLOSING PRIOES o. BOSFOV SrOoRS
BOSTON Tuesday, April 3, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES or PHiLA DELPHIA STOCKS
Rsoorted 6y JoHS H. DAVIS y Co.. II W1H.'
TUESDAY, April 3-P. "

TUESDAY. April 0-P. VI
There was a sharp upward turn in stocks to-day
which was apparently surprise to all classes OF
speculators The movement was led by Northwest
ern common which opened at 1912 and' ai'er
Welding 1s. rose TO 1884 without material inter-
ruption and closed only small fraction below It's
highest point. THIS advance was stimulated ny the
hope that the company would declaIe
q script dividend shortly, but what TINS
authorization was based Oh could not De
learned Officers of the company denied
having any such purpose. The movement was
strong enough, however to affect the whole mar
ket which advanced about l per cent. Lacka-
wanna surrendered the leadership with great re-
luctance, but was second only to Northwestern IN
activity. Ii advanced slowly to l26 and closed
dull at 1854 Rochester aud Pittsbure which has
suddenly sprung INTO activity and prominence, adj
vanced over y per cent and closed at its highest
price. The continued srlngency of money had W.
lie effect on prices, which at the coTe were only
slightly below the highest for the day.
Government bonds neglected, but III the hhai
bids the gigs were Il higher; the other issues were
steady. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


rsa .s ass s
M U.s. SUPER SS h $ Do Extra q
g 0 2sS a f's g. Family 81 ~ e. 81 sS
Msysn 20 ys''Sa ws5ss ss
VIII %he d4 e. DO leiIow &c. Western @
Sfafs ss 90 Sa's
rye dull: 6Ssfoc Hay Prime @ CHOICE rennsyya
shopas' sss os Clear c ss
iH s p siasa Si:sil' Hans iIsis isaEs
sn Bq Esss %sseFH Pnssa ssi'
coieeaRio cargoss Ordinary 70 ear g5e Il, eceIn.
-Four T ~ 47s I bp ssso aSS Sn
SS S b rye aes mhes @ Corn 81
ABSsT g es S. wSs wass wn o. Sew
s750ass 30 Wheat du L 40. l Hard Duluth. 81 800
%f 1s Am as @qls 4 G cS a@s,'
Mixed Western. $500 No. White on track ass'
Hf'S %s'Sa &c sEsS
CATS Ra%ss feesSi;1F sS!s dsoS
Iaen5s-FioHr .oc SSs Wheat 1000 oass. Corn
CIScNN.IL April s,mFlour lower Family - Scsst IS:
Nav il o6, July receipts 1000 BUSH shppsns 500
bush Corr quiet ana lower At % zc. SPOT sc Ears
rye DUH al &c. Barley steady, unehansedi Extra No
Iiioc suismeats firm: Shoulders c Clear Ri0 iolOc.
Bacon finer shoulders Soc Clear RID llei clear
Western sessTSs se caoico Central Ohio sugar
sSSy G eoson 'S SS s 50 IS 81 Pacing
Butchers. u 2ods7 %. receipts loo head shipments.
DET Ts;qi April 81 Flour 81 1895 co. Wheat dull,
A AZ fS9s 81. ~ S$s.
81 Id s eseS oSI:So Mixed New Sse; 10 :.
45Ic No White 47c. Reeeipts-lSOOO bush shipments
raLADEP. Agr s 1aaaco, oqs' s and 'ad a:
nnesSsa Patents GSoa a. Corr g9 %sa pGaiCa
nominal. Corn-Ssil Mixed. tack aud gram deDoi O2c:
White. S5c; no. 2 do. SIC. Provislons-BeeL cleai
no. Oc,s xs,s ,s 10 perxSss, ssi So PRIME SIS oSS
smoked Sides lZc. salt lDssci shoulders IN Icy SAL.
Size sasssL s'.S0c , shoulders ia VIsSIs oe
&c. &C. So s@ons s%''i: 2S 1i Iass-ti,v W
Western Kettle 1905 DO SOM l&or 10, butchers
Loose 1900 Buttercreanerv Extra pennsylyans. SAC;
New YORK Sx5ca ruDs 291!7c: az Fir,s. Ss
iSc Rolls PslIsyvaaIs yesJsrn lOoIs. EEgs-Pepa
ra Hroam ~ ss WesterS Fa crea iIc DO
GOOd - nc. DO Han sSInmeL s@lucs Pennsy.ysnia,
979Isc for Far to Good Refining Muscoyaaoes Renned
steady Cut Lol 9G , Gr9at S P'sSsf's es sx
Clover ltslge. Timothy. 81 sgsss g5 FaS.ssL q %
Petroleumdrm refined IN Dos 4c Cases lIS whisEeJ
H. Receipts Flour 1000 bbs wheat l3,JDJ Dui corn
500 i on oA Ap p?S O quiz XXX s. 80.
Family. OaSi s0i choce. 20 20 Fancy - 800
81 SS 81 oss Xsti. 81 listssl IL May sIiSss
Jee & k 0Ss R Ss Ig q SS9ts Corn U'f ar
SEC cash. April. As Is Sc 50ed50Sc. Nav; 52ssc.
s aaT R sy' duh 1p q f' bsrsy let
BSer ss s5ehay a p 3 %y say a. 81 IS PORK
r@eG n a 9 Log Clear ono c saori
Short RID Ios5c.: shcr. Clear, loc Lard oo nominal
Barley 5000 bush. snpmentsFiour. 5000 bbls wnsai.
1000 bush; Corn. llO,OGO busl.i Oats. none Rye.
none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK. April 3-DEEvES- Receipts to-day were %
cars or ora head 81 ~iXteth-s. The arrivals me udel
- ears OK prime Illinois steers for Mr. Easiman a 81 "a
OF fair good butcherng steers consigned olect TO CITY
sllugh The only transaction recorded to-day " as e
sale OF good Steers MI Eastman ca prVAie terms "
Frcd Joseph Dressed Eeef ruled nm IN WsshinI h
Market lldllc Der 10 for good 10 PRIME sides
mens today .66 live cattle 4242 quarters OF Deer ana
GTVSLPeceipfs today were $40 head. Market duh and
unchanged. Veals sole at Laslc per 40, ami % 5nbs
ver. nod al g. 20 per Dressed Ne1s sold III wash
,ngton Market at l6 Gl2c per H. for good 20 prime ,
sales: Iallenbeck & Davis sold 81 Neals, ~ To- al
G9sc. =, ,,,-,- 500 &. -, CT. Al 40
1enheck & Dewey sold 81 Neals, 1872 ~ at Sc; IL no.
l}D ~ al i4c aud II do IA N. at &c. ,,
Hume e Mullen sold rs - IObs at 81 40 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts to-day were 2 cars OF
Isl headGl 1T StTitcth 81 ana car ~ Jersey ny
Market dun somewhat unsettled neither baers or sell
operate The few sales mace we're
AT about The closing Of yesterday and included common
To- prime Sheep at 59n7Jc per D. and orlhAry 10 Sioe
y,ariing Lambs IS, 0Se per 10 \ re" Sprng Lhmos
yolI Ia Washington Market at So 50 per head Dresses.
Mutton uIlrd at 9L0ldc per n, and Dressed Lanl NJ
llHll - per N. , ,o,--c,.. 49, ~ q, 80. OF do
o. m AZ - 50; "A Ohio Lambs. 100 h, ut Sc. - . -,
IIa Ienbec< Davis sold II state sheep ~ p az .Oi
1856 do sc 80 DO 70 d. nj o'ic 1910 20 d. S1 &c;
20 state Lambs. 90 n, at CSC. - - ~, -, 2
SWIM Receipts to-day were IL cars or III headJS
cars AT and At Jersey city MarSet steady
al 81 15GS Is per 100 10. No change In country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
LIVE srocK MARKErs-eY rgLEasAPA

prrr ,o April 3.-Cdule-RecelDts to-day 2jS head
oto ,r me wee< thus 100 head for same time as
week Jgl5 head consigned through Us cars ~
sfesdy with fair demand: Extra 81 9OG1 ~; Good 10 Choice
m" ~, ~. 81: Fair Medium. - JO146 TO- COWS ana
Iietfcrs 81 40 e-J 81: Far Bulls ~ Boa 80 -. -.
>h,eD Receipts to-day. 500 head tOta lot me ~erA
eon.xned through cars msrSet quiet but steady sta
r ia nod Western - - iO Choice 10 Fancy :" oVN
: Lambs rbH>f 90 H.,
tlrreirts 10 day > head total for week thu. LAT,
OFFERINGS very ught; nifNct stiohE "'
b-.r. scs Good Choice urkets - 'dt' 30 lt no.
ounsble Al - j1Gt7 7O Good Butcneis ana MtuluHs'
,Iu,,eo Aprii S.-hogs- Receipts, 1loO0 head; ship,
mcuts SOO head. market was weaker ANA oeclhtl . "
Ter 100 G packers ard shippers were buj ing a1s s1
mon; Good 10 Fest Heavy - iOGT7 IIGn - 'V~9' ''
Icceips 600 head shipments. 2.ion head marker
allow and e,er; per n lower Poor 70 Far shipping -
h. 81 no aOi 10 Choice 50 ~ ". Exports, - uud% lHlc
- 80 for COWS; - 500 - 80 4uf 9'ee4S ''"
auC Feeders, s. bud&h; closed tame oo., -, ,,. ID.
5000 head. shipments. l'uV hcau lF .e
an armly held very Prime load OF Lambs averaging %
ii odd AZ 81 lu tair 10 choice ~ I'dsJ % ne ,a
EAsT LIBERTY Penn April B. - Cdtite Receipts % head
market steady al yesterdays prices
-isecelpts head; market active; fmahephhts'
ss0s, -. Workers, - nOdr1 -. a. -. r...or,ar,s
-Receipts 600 head market firm az yesterday
81 LOUIS April 3-cdNie-Recepts. go head ship
ucnts ZOO hea demand far but offerings worry III
Iur sfron Tor .u Export steers 20 - ~
10 Chmce shipping 80 2jGt6 f3 light 10 Ar. -
to,d 10 BE 81 Cows and Hcfcrs - -3efJ 20 Common - %
so -tncAers and Feeders, n 1910 d. Corn led IeA"S
G50 head. shipments, 200 head; market
dr,n. oeman e1ceede, supply Conmnnf5 - as 9. Eu
nm 10 Far - 80 s. rs Coca 10 Choice - 1V 70 -o' IAN
'gsRecepts 100 heai shipments none market strong
an. itgn,r light 90, AeaVy Shipping, - "
81 10, butchers toEXtIa. ~ GoaSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR the week ended April .. 1888.


Receipts Tor lye day,-Ecans lO9i pigs; ieas o!o1
bush. Exports Deans 'e phss Pes: NJ r an b
stesde Arrivals hgter and most ~ the antl,s i.o
The Interior are 81 an en- or Agink t ,yssii,
few scattering lots outside o l"Tula itc,et a. 30
Pea easier bought tn4n sold IL .he pes ino', br
kidney rle very dul aud unush tl',e ~ 40. M % cn
Ilrdes Tot much confidence "a Li Pet lno ~,
inucd seucc oi al export demand I'r i'.u hre 80 10
uay Weakening thc nai srt aNe Ipt'n -a's oo', ~ ~,
made an inside limitations Iurte soup enniey nominal;
inquiry for uc past two months mas NJ, ''I ~
atiSe ana There r. 40" ho ~ Ss 80 oa And A. he p
900 baes F0rrl goa Beans 1fc he III Store anu AZ INC
sent OF distribution they VIZ lA7t al 1p, M
mcrs prices lower and Wtik "I'sn icas ,.. -
slowly a lM,tltI al-it '''NS''''"-
Beaus, Medium 800 black III '. -, aoa 2no
Do l.ir to Good 2ooe Pea can B 5.a a,a go
p DS T Nlr Go Good 9oj@ SO DO Marrow Pea.
sloi, c I'm. $50 poI9ir q coed 2goS j.
"is,s 3g5q 345,Grecn Peas 27-.e 80
RECENT, for Eve DAYS. ltGi7 pkgs Exports Tor eh
liz M The steady increase in q receipts OF new state
lair, is sranuAy bringing prices down iese Fooos aie
mo.tt maze from hay iced aud, LACKING kiephs a,i..,'
pcyer- are tree sellers There - detern nation 20 Pc
ytut much accumulation. aud dealers are meeting Vhc Oh
easier values very close selection rom tle less
o Delaware County hnii nbs would bring sc poe.luv
fe more but gG421c. 10 be full Joining price or
Etfr4s while fxlra Firsts difficult 10 place al -.c
Low e. qualities neglected creamery has been Nei penny
nd with many buyer, tls prices ha' ma 10 De
shaded To-Day ihr MAJ sst J.. q h'',e us ,ir t,eps
rom the West report ,,, s,s'di'i hold ''e' f5r
about lonner prices to1 NE highest gT%ses
cam Ia he g.tuug quality which will grade a. Extras Tor
sc 4 few mar Of Iowa nne enough g. rcao - ''c
s AZ - and Unaer Old state Dairy is preuy well cleared
up few lots oi Ordinary TO faiI qAiy are o,tns H
10 I-r: anything Of desirable Quay sNcy hlWp nelu AN
w,nil ming OF 20 more than few weeks ago Me7teih
mitaln rc1rery - quiet AMI weak Extra tfuah fdctoy
improved out-of town demand ssd MN nuSa
lighter receipts the feeling better at tho Go e IL Is posi-
dc reach lse "r something ysy me. ne1H s os
neglected. but There some inquiry io Io" q"' Ao'
very dull - LaVOrn. DuFcfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04

Texas and Pacific incomes made like gain at
67l2. while firsts, Rio Grande division,
were hardly steady at S2ls and S24.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia IS rose from
~ to 73i2 and incomes from 34si to 80 7s closing
strong and active at the higher prices. New-York,
West shore and Buffalo frsts also active, but
they closed only Il higher at 1854. New York Cen
trail issues were firm, and Canada Southern frsts
advanced to o. Southern Pacific firsts gained the
fraction at 1884. Mutual Union Telegraph 6s were
fairly active. but they closed unchanged at S4
after sales at So.
Tho Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
$3.50, GAG, made up of currency gain of 5000
and coin gain of 1921 .147. The days transactions
covered: Receipts ,263, 443; payments, 1882 ,497;
currency balance. $6,6O27 6O; coin balance,
$126,s15,751. Money ruled at o and 10 per cent,
but late in the day. after brief period of compara-
tive ease, commanded Is per cent. The stringency
continues until the close when II rer cent was the
rate bid.
The Clearinghouse statement to-day Is as
follows: Exchanges, 1928, 027,177; balances,
$5,O99,259.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were 64S1, $3.50
and the internal revenue receipts 1921, S4i.
While there was little doing in foreign exchanges,
the market WAS fully steady, alth0ng the high
price of money had depressing influence. Inc
rates for actual business rs follows: Bankers
bills, 81 81 and 81 81 for long and short steer
ling respectively: 22l2 and 800 for francs; 81 '2
and % for Teichnarks 1898 and 4Ols for gullders
In London, British coDsols were higher early IN
the day, but at the close Is lower at 1O2 SIG
for both money and account. OF United States
bonds 3l2s quoted at l06, decline ot os from
yesterday while the fixed date issues were only ls
lower. American railways were lower IN sym
pathy with the decline yesterday III the
home market and recovered little OF the early
loss Atlantic and Great Western securities were
specially weak, and in spite of late rally closed
materially lower New-York Central decined
nearly 81, closing weak at the lowest POINT. bar
silver lost part of Yesterdays advance at
30 1861. per ounce At The Hague. the Bank OF
the Netherlands reduced its rate of d'sc0uat from
10 AZ per cent The statement of the Imperial
bank of Germany shows a decrease of II .523 900
marks
Exports of merchandise at NcwYork:
1881. 1852. lsS3.
an.A ~ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
MINES IND MINING.

TUESDAY, April 3 p. NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were quiet anu
steady. without material changes in tuy of the
leading shares. Sonora COns0hdat 1t advanced
from 40 cents to 90 cents, closing active at the
highest polut for he day Belle Isle rose 10 cents
10 90 cents. Robinson Constituted declined
cents 70 "A cents and Northern Belle from 1000 To
925 Aside from thesc the changes we're very slight.
The market was leatucclcsS.
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company
declared today monthly dividend OF - cents a
share. pavabl, on April II at the Farmers Loa II
and Trust Companys Office.
SALES At the INNING ETCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
merchandise at Now-Y0rk:
Total since jan 1..slO24s2.6oi ssi.o26s3o sos.S2s2I
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MABxEr4

LONDON April S-l23O y. Atlantic and Great Western
frat mortga 20 trustees certificates 81 =; Ere 80 New
YORK lc Heading, ia Mexcan KhlWay limited
Ordinary, Al: NcW-NOi Ontar.O and " estein IOf+
THE HAGUE. Ap1f 3-1he Bank ui the Netherlands has
reduced It's rate discount ON . 10 4 = per cent.
LONDON Ap1i saw y. n.-ParS hdFlces quote Ulree
per cent routes francs - cent? for the account
and exchange London a. - france - confines Tor checks:
BERLIN April The statement Of the lmpeual hauk oil
Germany shows decrease ia specie O 6'-""U3 MAJ -
IoAgo. Aufil j. 100 n.-Consos. , -5ts Tor Doth
money and the account Atlantic Western hrst
certificates u 81 DO. second MORTGAGE
Ia. Illinois Central 1914 PeunsyN ania Central. Gis;
READING .7g. Mcxcau m ,imtcD Oriiaafy 1902.
Bar sliyerI Is Quoted al JJiSl % per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04

Navajo Official report. March %, shows Total
dcpfb OF shaft 90 ;c"t; progress since lat report
10 feet: cut small seam of ore; no inaierlai
change to note IN the formation. Dnit sonth, 800
The lace shows a large width OF vein matter yield
ing low assay, AMI altogether looking favorable.
stone. are looking well at all points. Average bat
Terv ASSAYS Of ore milled during he week. $235 62
nor ton Mill was closed down two and one quarter
days TO make some necessary repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04

Mi dear boy, allwuss keep sumthlng IN RE re,
serve Tne man kan jump SIX inches iSsner Loan
10 ever haz iunpt IL hard customer 10 peSs'tsos''
billings.
"Dont you think that was q convin a,aws
sermon - asked friend Of Yeast as ,hsy m srS ON
~.Line Their way out Of Rev. Mr. Jerichos cnaron on
recent Sunday 'Conyincingf We'll, sAoniu say ma
repied Yeast, with yawn " lie In , s NV was taIkng
mr. he hadntt tine slightest idea Of wnat nc was 'e
att Y0nkers Statesman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
THE PETROLETM MARKET.
NEw-YOkK. April 3.


The speculation in Pipe Line Certificates to-
dov again presented feature. Business wa dull
and fluctuations were confined TO narrow limits The
ncys from the oil regions not such "a to warrant
narticular MENTION Ia general way, the New Anchor
wells show 10 encouraging progress as regards their out
nur and the reports from the New Murphy wei are
snasmodic 40 gauge Of It's production has been obtain
Cd vet There set back In the work on the
welsh Well Ia tie BalltOwn district. IL now looks ~
~ the well would not DO reported I'll the
latter mart of the week Prices to-day, after opening al
oa1c fell 10 0312c the afternoon the tone or inc
i'm proyed oil 70 954c closing NJ lhal
re the highest OF the day. III the development OF the
wsh well Is being retarded for the purpose OF making
=" "a speculative "mystery," as sor1e well
intorned dealers suspect tne TACT empha-
Ios t6e present indications that manipulation ~ en-
rslv royering the market, preparatory " decided
,aavsmont later Under such cIrctns anccs
~ wv the future ia futile The pipe line rms Tor 1arc
az vanorted at 1885, SCI barrels "a daily average OF
ea ~ harelsI and the deliveries ut 1,6340Oo barrels
90 sa,iv average 52739 barrcls) or an excess N pro-
toy for the month 330,95G barrels, or 1875 tar
rely day. -, ...o,,o,. f,ou OH Citv we're
5so 400 barrels. The total transactions III Ne"-ioA
were folows; ,.
Nav yorf Petroleum Exchange. ~ sn
sso,,onai Petroleum Exchange 80
Vorl AIMING stock Exchange oi'ooo
q 40 ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON April Tie market for Woo "a quiet and prices
very little changed The receipts from 1rea. BIisn
considerable including COmOing ana tiotIhs
Wool The sales and ylvana have 5een al 10
acc fur X and 4yG45c for NN aud AA and above ieh,
gan tleeces sold 3y1ilc.; and Wisconsin aud New
Fleeces IS to 4Oc per pound Comolng ana Desihe
Flceces trim and demand There have been SAFES OK
Fine De ane 4idiGc and ~ No Corbing al - aOoe
Unwashed Fleeces have not been ,oi TO any exslt s
rrices take the wide Pulled Woods coninne "
lar have been sold az 23 64Oc for common ana
Choice super 4504ec. Tor Fancy clips o. Eastern anu
Maine Foreign Wool continues quiet there nave oeen 40
sar O imnOrl.nce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
COTTON ,tARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

,Ivsnroor Npril S-l250 m.-cotton Irregular MIA
ding Cpands 9DId; Orleans 3o sa sues gecenIs
IS % bales including $4,000 Amere ar tuures1t pii
Low bidding clause AYlli ana may neuveiS ,y d,yeTy
5la.a: July and August delivery oS.1i 60 AuSao
ncr ne very 4: DO. November ana December delivery
fvEarooi. April $500 m-Co'ton-rne SAFES OF tue
daV inoiadei 4,JOo paie' America. o,. r,,,,,as lin
LIVERPOOL APRIL 3-5:UO y. -COtton-kntuies-o =.
.iU Sarus, AID sep5emDer denvery, 5''e4d. 49, ~ .
xCHAKLKsToS, Anil 3-CotsOh sieay Mlu.uuE . 81,
low Middlng 9i2c Good Ordinary 5be mes rcepts 90
bales, gross $40 bales: sales = Daes; exports 10
lIe Continent. l3Si oales to Great britain Da.SSSl
10 France, bales coastwise. - Dales stocs' oVoIo
GALVESTON. April 9zCoton weak; Mdding Sae. Log ~
Middnng o.e Good Ordinary o4c. net reeeiDts ~
bales. gross 1856 bales sAports % nrs az
TO the channel bales coastwise. - baies sales
a. ba,ss stock. 1871 bates 900. a,
,a% Mlddling &C.; Ordinary. si4c not receipts
Iio bales gross. 9.06g halesi exports coastwlse
e~rnlpa p 800 bales: stock. 2y75GO bales =.
SayAyyAH. April 3--tottou dull Middlinz vsIsc.
i iS4 bales: gross lo4 bales; exports 70 France. -
70 the Continent -; eSpots cn4stw lse = paaes W
500 bales; stoeE. 45.75u eales
EUROPEAN Markets
ilyrRPooI. April 3.Bacon Cumberland Cat 3iO snort
Rib 55Od Pork Prime Mess % Od DO Western 80 , &
5lUd Mixed old Turpenune .splrits Shd rrovsons
Lard o5a per 10, Aeoea G "a sr senta Tor Cal
foynia Club 1IOJd for ked "estern sprung Vou~' Vsa
h Teceints OF wheat past three days $4,000
centals. including 100000 Amerlcan o, c,,,.
Ilnssed add per quarter iAnseeo OIL 22l o0eszl ~
Dor tan TaIlow 47S per cwt Refined Petroleum. oAaaS
aAySS April s.whcox's Lard closed al Il francs %
1rry Anil 3-WilcOxs Lard closed at 81 marks %
pienngs per 10 lbs Petroleum. MARKS 20 Pengs ,o-
50, @ anepiea1 paa ana 10 nancs 20 sellers.
Wlcox's Lard. l3o rancs % eeatlnes DER loo snoA