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National Republican., 1883-04-21

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OtDU amos will hear something to lneir I'D
vantage by sending their addIesses 10 Il. IL, =. ~
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National Republican., 1883-04-21

TJowE's .BooKKEEPINGi NEW RAPID SYf
III tenn business course 70 monthly. Ills buslneAi
peninAnshlp quickly learned. Separate class III
ladies. on Beyenth stroets hpI.lmtl
CjUPERIoR FACILITIES ron REPAIRfNi
- and reupholsterlng furniture and ohlldrene cal
rlAgeB aud externnRting moths NJ W., u, MOSES lS
SONS, seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ma1S-tf
National Republican., 1883-04-21

]. B.-Now clothing wo sell cheaper than any.
there de22-ty
National Republican., 1883-04-21
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opHnIfu-Tuuses.
UTANTED-BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS
w house, unfurnshed. 70 pitally located, modern
medium Size, moderate rent, perma-
nent Il suited. Address ADULTS, Republican ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19

SAN FRA\CIsCO Feb. 1S.-Thc north end Com
stock shares closed actlve and firm, and the I'M
pr,,,.on prevails that thew v u improve. Specua-
non at The Exchange for the past three d,Ys has
been largely IN thc stock of the Spring valley
Wafer Company.
Tho bullion producing mines shipped the usual
amounts uurng the past week,
SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. IA nav company has
been organized in London 10 work me famous
Emma mine which Il now SAID 10 promise wen
he articles of association Were filed WI the SEC
rotary of the Territory on Wednesday, lie capltai
d, i 700 600 in ElO shares.
DrxvER, Feb lin the suit OF Mrs seymour
Rogers against thc Robert T.. Lee Mining COMPANY
a r,rnuroulee was elected this week the terms oi
vritrj much interest ma this state having been in
the courts since April. 1850. Lately the dccls Ons
nave been in favor of the company, and the com
promise may doubtless be- attrl outcd To TINS iacl
Bullion valued at S77769 IS was received IN
Nrw-York on saturday from the mines, making a
total iot he week of S2SO,i47 O3.
The total sales of mining stocks IN New-lork the
past week are official ~ reported by the two EN-
changes at 52~. OSJ shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
cn1rnN MARkrr,-nY rELeteAph

LrvvrrooI- Feb. IT, -l2:20 D. motion dnl. MLainr
Cpands j'-G: orleans do 5l'rsd. Saes COCO bales,
ncudrR 900 sUecutOn and export. Receipts,
10 100 bales Including lO2dr American Fufures-U pands.
Low Mddnng clause March ami Apul delivery, 5fiegd..
asa 538,,d Do April May delivery. G+tsi; do Nay
ana JUNE 6tss,d do June and JAY de very.
55zd do August september delivery . 8gi- also
tttOOeI -NpNcLiDcl uNFS. az" u'AiV'
dull. - - ,,- , No. $500 -
daV incuae1 1900 Daes American
LIVERPOOL. Feb = $50 y. tnCUttOn-tHtI UDl2nds.
Low Nidding clause February ana Mstcn dsyety J'-d;
90 June and uly delivery 55isd 90 judy and August de
uyerr 500 Id Futures closed duh and
CgARLgsrOS. Feb. l7-C0ttOn quiet Middng lOc !;
Low Aiddng 9ic Good Ordinary 3isc; net rcers Lizl
gross. l.42i baa-. safes, $40 haes exports 20
the Continent J. 90 bales 10 Great Britain - bales:
10 France. bales; cOastwise, - bales; STOCK 1s.ooz
bales ,.,,. 80 -
Middung. 96 Good Ordinary. sac: net receipts 2Vll
bales gross 500 bales exports 70 Great Biltaln -
bales TO France bales: the Continent 100 bales
10 the Channel bales cosstwlsc. - bales; saes.
1876 bales STOCK. ol.oiJ bales 49,
MosiLE Eco. I7-CottOn quiet; MdinnR CSC. Low
u1ddhng 98c.i Ordinary 9cs net receipts l. jOf
bale. grOss exports coastwlse, i,t2l Oae5
sales 90 haies sJocg. 40 500 bales
SEW.OR 7,Ns. Fen. l7.-COttOn quiet. Addlng s'sc.
Low diddlinZ 9sC: Good Ordinary. Shc net receipts
g % bales: gross 3.slS bales exports 20 France. =
10 the Continent 800 Daies coastwise. - bales; "a
Britain s.169 bales sales. JOVO DaeS last evening"
. 900 bales. stock. 1884 u bales ...,.. a.. -,
SAvASNAB. Feb l7.-tOtOn steady; MGding. 9'lca Low
MddhnR. J4c; COCA OrdInry. $50 net receipts - IL
t..es. 24l9 bales: exports cOsstwise If)o DAes
10 Great Britain - bales; 10 tue Continent - Dales
sa, 1900 Oaies last evening. 700 0aes socA o9OS'
bales.
For o,ssr Market reports Third Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19

Wheat higher; Regular IiIbssl iI' February ssl Il =
EEs Be- d NO o ssS w s21ne Il 1S S
March; 6$c May; 81 &c ali the year Rejected siS
%afsh ~FNSS Ap aG'' f.'H ~ Bay tSss
Gee sarey the year Rejected ss Rye sp &C
g 80 track GOOD Crushing on track 81 2 Rejected.
islr fancy $sS%Sc balrie. good choice, aSse
H"as stock ISSc Egg sroag at 2ss5 Dressed
NJ 3 r. q sSsf5
$is s, 7%,%S$is yaH si3sS iSns: 0a SIS % Jay:
a Nara nsGI AS cash r9d February Es2
o Short &c Clear a idc %GsEsT s1ssds
m 40 an9 eS ws sSes e
spot IL 09l9 February 81 1879 aarcn 81 1874 Aprl 81 1874.
none o F FoRs Cor Gun
sSS S S Mach ne 4c y's s SsS .s
year. year. rye dull at s. c Barley nothing doing Extra No.
ing At 6Ic quiet SIS a. LarO stronger at lie.
Bacon miner shoulders She Clear R6. lose; Clear.
wcsern " Reserve &C. Choice Ohio sugar
hrmer Hads. 9hS yAc NeT'orieans, . 49l &c Hog.
Gns S White a qaf' sDaa
81 ?: Aprl 81 81 Ola ali the II y Nay NO.
Red Winter 81 I2ls Reeced 773lc. Corn strong no:
New. 55c No. White A lc No. 2, 4ic Recepts-,sOO
NiLwAUkEE. FEB i5UfiOar arm; spring extra sass
- u 40 SOIL, casn, I'll IL: 81 lO1 FEBRUARY III IL
March l2s April 81 l75s May. all the year. IS &C.. No
Milwaukee. s9s No 4.74c. Corn higher No 3 5s5c New.
y44c nelectcd 81 &c Oats higher No. z. 400; White.
hrmer; SO spnne esh 7h'2c.: No do Extra Pro
visions higher Pork So 30 cash and FeDruay SIS 40
lL55c. Marc Live hogs frmer at So 1896 20; Dead.
do 81 4JaSI 90 Butter quiet Creameries 2Sa3Gc Cheese
quiet at 9qGllc. Eggs hTm Freishts-w heat
10 Bulaio quiet and nominal 3l2c. Rc,eiDts-Fiour.
shipments Flour. 22,uOO obls Wheat o. bush. Barney.
1000 push
PHILADEIPnIA. Feb. l7-flour firm IN good demand.
" es .Xtr4s.. 80 25 Minnesota do. clear - ~;
Miuncso.a Patents. GOod. - 30 Corn Moai nominal.
o. wheat No > Red FebrulrrSi lSts Kye-E Entirely
nominal COr1-sail Mixed. grain depot. o,c:
80 g. grain depot Goo Oats-NO Mixed Bic. No 3.
White. GJJc; No. do, DOC PfOvIH0ns-8eef CleaE
SIG Oe. 40 Packets fl5 90;
no. 40 SIi 10 Beet Hams 81 uOGSZi O0j
FI- 40. H1ms-SmOked OGI3Lc' go sut Dctre. l2ci
sides l2c DO IN salt Ilc SboGideIsn drv salt.
Smoked Sa4aHc.. shoulder. 81 uickie. "a
She: smoked &C. Bellies IL sait. lJ1t5 &c.
90. snoGed. l20l2c. Lart-Cty Kettle -
DO steam Il &c Butcher, Loose. 40 mo .
Loose $50 lutter-Creamerv Extra Pennsgiyaue 37c
40 - Good 20 Choice. j. a. Bradford
Neyy extra TUBS - set ~ trtt- a .
pc Dllcv - D2Ic 90. cool - ,11c. a D
pc Rolls Psl13Ylvania 1nJ 5'rn- tzpI@ EFgs-Penn
syivan3 nr2.c. western T-1'2'. 'heese-.'eF'fo OK
Far cream. IiGIIc; Western Fnn cream. &C. DO FDT
20 Good re. IIf oNInnel ia G.. EcnlsYiFanla
SKINNED. 3G6i4c COfee-IO. 9's'. sugaI--t1T nrn &c y
Gbl5fsc. Far TO GOOD Kn1nu[ 1u-'1firuet hehhed
steady Cut L0ii. $50. Crush a. 9'c PpSlsrci 5'c;
Grauu.acd. S7-' MOul \. Csc. 5iildlti oh+t seeds
Clover PHI fc; finOthv. - l)T - 80 taN5e'l ~
Feed-WnterBran. So '652OGG Spring. 40 uUnsl6 30
refined IN OOs7 'c; Cases. lO14c, "hiskey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Feb. 1S-P. N.


The Mining Stock Markets last week gave more
favorable indications than they have before for
long time of a revival IN activity. The transac-
tions in all stocks we're not great rs they were
during the preceding week. but the dealings were
better distributed and not confined to operations In
the fancies as they before have been. Prices, now
ever, show few important changes, though the
general tendency was upward Yesterday the
markets were less active than on preceding days.
and for some stocks he prices not sustained
Bassck sold down to and Robinson TO |. sonora
Consolidated was active and higher at 80 cents and
Elko at 901l cents. Green Mountain was OIL to 10
cents. Silver King was Irregular at l03iG II 4 ami
Horn Silver was steady at 5l2. The Comstocks
W, re fairly steady.
The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining
Company has declared its dividend No. 20, of 20
crnts a share. payable az the office Of Laidlaw q
Co.. No. ii Wa-st, New-York, on February 49,
Transfer books Will close on February u.
SALES AT TIE MINING EXCHANGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
LITERARY NOTES.

The Society of Murray Hill and the heroes Of
Wall Street are said to be satirically treated
in the next volume OF the No
NameD series 1t is to be called a
Dauahter of the Philistlnes" The publishers
of anonymous series. by the way, ought to remeni-
Der that there is such n thing as running good
idea into the ground, and that the public is easily
apt to have a surieit Of guessing.
A large number of distinguished American
naturalsts engaged In preparing
under the supervision of DIR. Cones and Mr. Kings
lev popular cyclopedia of natural history Ii is to
be entitled "Thc Standard Library Of Natural HIS
tory.D and will be published in six large octave
volumes richly illustrated.
Mr. Henry James's comedy of DAISY Miller"
will make its first appearance in the April 5Hdntc
and will run through three numbers. Mr.. James's
latest contribution to that magazine is n careful,
neatly-phrased, indeed, rather iinical criticism OH
Salyini's acting.
Mr. Robert Brownngs forthcoming volume is not
TO have an original title. "Jocoseria " is a name
worn by a favorite book of jest and anecdote
printed in Latin in the seventeenth century, tho
compiler being Otho Melander The owner Of a
copy of the rare first edition mentions in
Blackpood that the story of the Pied Piper of
Hamelin" appears therein under the title
De Dtdb00 h0Trtndd htStOFtd-tne ripper turning out
TO be none other than Sathanas himself.
The late DR.. John Browns library was SOLD tho
other day in Edinburgh, and over $3.50 was paid
for a copy Of Ruskin's Poems collected and printed
for private circulation in 1850. DR.. Brown had
many favorite books for he bad strong likngs-or
even more, enthusiasms-ln literature OF passage
or OF whole paper that seemed TO him perfect in
workmanship, as we'll rs in conception, he used to
say that IL was " done to the quick"
volume of essays by the most distinguished Of
the English and American essayists will soon be
printed by the Putnams under the title of Prose
Masterpieces from Modern Essaysts.o
Madame Sarah Bernhardt Is about to bring out
two volumes of artistic memoirs under the title of
MA We au Theatre" She is to receive $40, 600
for the copyright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19

public will buy book readily if induced to believe
that great many people have already bought IT,
But it IL only with authors of the first rank, or au-
thors whose books are sure of great sale, Una.
this plan can be tried. At least $4,000 copies OF
NJ. Daudets book must have been printed off In adj
vance of publication-perhaps twice that NUMBER.
An edition in Frenchmeans usually 1000 of the hrst
issue and not less than 500 of succeeding issues
And it pretty frequently happens that copies Dear
ing no number on the title reserved Tor raris'
where original editions are always IN demanu'
What Partisan could imagine that an outsider-an
Englshman OF any other barbarian-coulu kuo" "a
care about such nice dlstinctionsf
Ihaye since seen a paragraph in Paris paper
to the effect that 10000 copies OF M. AlphonSo
Daudets romance had been sold during the hrse
week. Popularity admit Is not always PROOF
of literary merit, but wish somebody would RihuiS
direct Mr. Saintsbury's attention to the 1act Ier-
hans it would lead him to read NJ. Daudet, ana 10
give him more than four lines in the next edition OF
his History of French Literature; good book
which might easily be better than it is.
The Times begins its notice of the new edition OF
Richardson's novels ito be completed in II vols,
Syo) with the characteristic remark that the two
volumes now published are well bound" III Is
difficult to discover any special merit in the brown
cloth boards which inclOse these printed Sheets
The binding has, however, one positive ana now
very common fault, The lower edges of the paper
are cut into so deeply that the. bottom margin Is
narrower than the top aud this is always I'M
slightly. Messrs Sotherans reissue of this classic
is fairly well printed, but apprehend that the ed-
ton of Mangin published in 1911, in 10 volumes,
er Svo, will still be preferred by the amateur VINO
does not care to be at the pains of collecting the
originals.
OF anthoogies there is no end, but MessrS hegan
Panl & Co have issued n fresh one under the tile
Living English Poets" which has more to recon-
mend it than such collections commonly have. The
Preface assures us that the editors for they are moro
than onel have worked on a novel principle. They
aim at no casual desultory assernbage OF beautl
ful poems but one which should present in chrono-
logical order examples OF the highest attainment,
and none out the highest of the principal poets OF
our own age And they have succeeded pretty WELL
By some magic or other they have conjUred away
the usual copyright difficulties and given us samples
of nearly every poet whose name would be much
sought in such a book and of some who would not
And the printing is good, the type large, the paper
rough the parchment binding perhaps too aesthetic,
bnt not without interest And nobody could read
the Preface without perceiving that the editors
whoever they may be, for they are not named
have gone prayerfully TO work and performed their
task in a spirit OF singular soiemnlty. c. W. s.
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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BALTIMORE Feb l7.-Cotton steady: Mlddlinss lo, ,s
a % do Extra. 81 629s5 25 do Family eOGs5 81 CliJ
Brands So 5000 7S Patap'co Family ~ o. "9ea s
81 30 40 Maryland 81 26la No Western Winter Rcd
spo, 81 24h. February ~ 24os ol 20 Corr-Soutnorh
White Tie: DO Yellow, 74c.. Western Mixed snOt oci
WbIto hOabIc,: do Mixed G40ca PeDDsyvahia ~ cole
RYE rrn II 673c. Hay steady; Prime 70 ChoSe fehnyva
Maryland. STU provislonsNae Tl.a r1 tiS
sidas packed SLSiOSc. Bacon-shouders 0tet Clear
nh 'sId.s lSc: Hams. OGlip Lard-Re
hnsd lli,c Butter, Western Packed 2Od25c; Cream
ery 90 eO1c. Eggs. 26c Petroleum Refined, I'd. 20
soft soc Copper. Refined. 1880. Whiskey. 81 l7p
nuEFAL FeU. l1-Four steady; Quoto~ CIV Ground
NSs Sosts 1o Nate Winter inter ssSsS o.
ss4!ns w = $50 So rye M,!srs sPrSs
sI5O u.s. RYE Flour 81 Ss4 90; Graham 50 25 west
amber ss5os.5 Wife Winter $40 DI NsS
81 ~, Red and Amber Winter 81 lO0Sl l.; 81 II
all the year; No Red Michigan. IN store.
81 90. No. White Winter Al 81 10. Corn firm
Sew Western Mixed on track atsie o%,s steady
4so. Barley steady; Canada 7jG95c: state i6s0Se
RVo zoe Wes,en Cornmeal quoted Coarse, 81 40.
6sl 40 per Fine 81 60dsl 80: Patent Process.
81 o. Mn Feed steady, SOasse siSssiS per ton
Lumber 20 New.Yerk. So S5 TO Albany. " IS
per 1000 stavss TO NewYork. 81 So per ton Railroad
receipts Flour 900 bis Wheat. 80 900 bush Corn
$1,000 bush; oats IL 200 bush Barley 900 bush; kye,
5000 bush. Railroad shipnsnts-Flour 1000 b0s Whsati
2S.OOO bush; Corn B2.uu0 bush; Oats liz Dush.
b. REV none Rye, $500 bush.
CBIciGo Feb l1.-Flour nrmer Common Ia Choice spring
Wheat ~ ey5 OD Fancy Nnnosotas S3 80 o
Patents So on 4x oO Winter Wbeats fair TO choice
old 81 w es6 90 S. eS5 o. Low Grades 81 o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
THE PETROLkUM MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Feb Is
No person who is interested in the building
M ~ the petroleum speculation IN New-Iorkw al TO
comment the proposition for union OF TIC three TX
changes deal IN the certificates OF the United ripe
t,p.- Hence tho appointment OF a committee by the
New York Mining stock Exchange to see what
c,r M, done 10 bring about such consolidation
Is a WISE and timely step. The practical difficulties in
tie WA OF succ OF course are great The natural Jeal
ousy between the old and the new Petroleum Exchanges
and the relative financial conditions OF the two organlZa-
no will render an agreement upon the terms Of union
hard 10 bring about. IA OF such importance.
however that 1t is not waste OF time to attempt It,
v,,b rhe enlarged circle Of spectators in OIL
and the Increased banking facilities now sup
picd for carrying II, tuerc Is no reason why,
In the course of tirue NewYork should not become as
great centre for this kind OF speculation as 1t now is
for dealings IN railroad securities
The speculation crude oil last week lacked no variety
In nuctua ions Tue extreme range OF price was cents
barrel aud the oscillations were frequent and particu
iarlv giraffe The dealings large, amounting at
the Ncw-Iork Petroleum EXCHANGES 10 -"O%t'oOo
barrels. against lOl12,OO0 barrels Tor the Previous
week The selling movement, which began on saturday
week ago, was continued up 10 wednesday ~ clhOoh'
Openlug AT ~ al 7sdT 81 OLA the price Declined 10 eosc
The ,uarAet threatened 10 become panicky' aud a
vigorous effort made by tie large sellers VINO ana
not It To brenk out OF Their control TO ctoN tue de
ruue A reaction 20 Sl OF was brought about but
after that the price Tell 10 9s'sc The full effect
until Thursday, when 81 03as was reached. WITH
change the room traders to bulls aYain however
the market began to lose It's VgOr anu ACCOMPANY my
heavy shrinkagc the volume OF business, the price
sanK to III OIL u at the close.
gions the coming In OF one dry well being Offset
Sy the entrance OF another well as
ANAL producer. The market ended feature
l.ss as TO defy prediction rs To tails weeks poo
able course with most traders the feeling IA mat
me ma ket IL IN u situation where sales purchases
alike seem 10 threaten danger. The returns OF the Pipe
Lines continue fail 10 bear out the common Delet tnat
tine consumption is fast oyer-tang the production Up
10 February IA the from tue wells amounted 10
..g- "a nlf
to February deliveries from tie PIpe Lines are
r prted TO he 59l S57 barrels daily average OF 59437
naPPrais The amount cnart, red 10 February rs
only 3s5,532 barrels, daily average or
"a 900 barrels Here Is indicated an average tAcess OF
q day. ..a..,o. -. . -. .,. -.
Tno total transactions In certificates for the week at
IN. Ncw.York petroleum Exchanges were as follows:
IN -N' Barrels.
. Norh peroleum Exchange oAl4UO0
Exchange DOSOVoO
NewYork Mining stock Exchange. 6OsOOUO
rotal .......... ........... 20 O2I 900
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New Publications.
"pARRINGToN'S FATE is the latest and

"DARRINGTON'S FATE is the latest ana
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ia The characters are ovable, refined ana CnaImnay
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MEN LIKE HARRINGTON, DETERMINED PERSIST
EMIT AND NOT AFRAID TO LET THE WORLD hNo"
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We recommend this bright clever story TO readers Al ~
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pleasure that there is such pretty ne" soiy u o1oS
these winter evenings"- Hartford Times-Cohm.
ROBERTS BROS, Publishers, Boston.
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Tho Events of the Year ls55 given IN the Columns :"
The Daily Tribune. arranged under Topical Heads
Also.
Summary Of Events giving the Worlds History during
1882 In bTiet ,.,t
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