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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10

5SasS.
Near Woodland Aug lst 6th-wife OF Mr.. squires,
son.
sutterville July 3o-wife of N Thielen, a son.
Michigan Bluff, Placer county, July 2S-Wife of A.
G. Gormsn, a son.
Auburn, August 1-Wife Of Henry Stone, a son.
Near Chico, August Wife Of J. d. Williams, a
son.
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WE ALSO OFFER FOR SALE

WE ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
A Fine Stock Range, 80 acres Of
which has title, 100 acres pos
sessory title. All of which con-
trolls a large range, sufficient for
from 1000 to 5000 head of
sheep; has also a good dwelling,
small orchard and vineyard.
Price, $1,000.
swEETsER & ALsEP. sacramento.
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Why BE WEAKl-Why not be healthy. ro-
bust and strong, by using Browns Iron BIZ
tars9
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The RECORD. UNION is for sale
upon all trains going from and com.
ing to Sacramento, at FIVE CENTS
per copy, Ask for it on the train.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10

THE us. Analytical Chemist at Wash
ington pronounced tte Eclipse Champagne
one Of the purest wines IN the market.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10

ALL kinds Of fsh to-day at the Peoples
Market, 612 J street, at prices to suit the
times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10

Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial digeasez. G. w. Chesley, agent. :
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AgyERTIsEHBEg AIBsTIon.

AIVEUILHHJbsI hbSYfpN
Metropolitan Theater-Callen1er Minstrels.
Last-GTeyhouDd.
Notice -Slogging match.
Eotics-A remarkable letter.
Sumruer night festival -Yerein Eiltracht.
Lost 3rass.pin-
For saie-HOfse9 and wagon.
For sale Farm
Meerus Bed Jacket Irlbe. imp. o. r. n
Auctions.
Old horse saic-State House Hotel
Household goods Shsrburn & smith.
Business Advertisements.
John T. l-sidesaddles
W. A. stephenson-Sewing machines, etc.
Red House. Straw goods.
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MARRIED.

Grass Valley, August 7th-samuel C. Hare to Sal
lie Carson.
Nevada City, August s-Ihomas S Ford to sallie
Hill.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10

APPoNTMEETs.-Yesterdsy Gov. Stone.
man appointed A. Kelley Robinson. of Rose
vile. Placer county, a Notary Public. vice J.
D. Pratt, resigned. Cameron II. King, of
New York City, wss appointed Commits.
sionar Of Deeds for California.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-10

On July "a. 1888, there was called in and
redeemed from the securities held in trust for
the school fund. Solano county bond No. 6,
amounting to $500, the proceeds of which
have been paid into the State school land
fund, to be reinvested in other bonds.
The money in the State treasury belonging
TO the State school fund, suhjsct to appcrtion-
msnt, is 1891, 013 65, as follows:
Balance unapportioned Feb
ruary 10, 1888. ........... S74S 50
Received from property tax 1872, 4s9 90
Received from State poll tsx.I77, sos II
Received from interest on
bonds held in trust. ..... 59,276 so
Received from interest on
State school lands. am. % go 49-S592, 673 rs
Paid restitution of interest
on State school lands not
the property of the State. 81, 08S 81
Paid cost Of collecting inter-
est on State school lands. 81 81 1860 0S
Total amount subject TO apportion-
ment August 3, 1888 ............... 1891, 013 65
In accordance with this statement, Mr..
Welcker apDortiOued the money to the say
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Total amount subject to apportion-
ment August 3, 1888 .......... 1891, OF

In accordance with this statement, Mr..
Welcker apportionsd the money to the sew
eral counties as follows:
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7HENEIY REcoRD-UNI0N. |

Maximum temperature, IS minimum, -
River, rs feet-no change in "a hours
JAMES a. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, q. S. A.
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BARGE SoLD.-The barge Staten Island,
formerly attached to the snagboat Seller,
was sold yesterday morning, by order OF
Colonel G. II. Mendell. by Sherburn &
Smith, auosioneers, for 1910 The California
Transportation Company we're the pur-
chasers.
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Pacific Rubber Paint.

This superior and popular Paint has now been re-
duced in price. We guarantee the quality superior
to anymixed paint in use.
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One-third Cash: Deferred Payments at
Low Rate OF Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THE CBRISTTAN UNION CHANGES.

A snatch from Boston published in yesterdays
TRIBUNk relating to prospective changes In me
(hyistiaR. Union eau ed much intel ,st IN relig GUS
circles The announcement was IN mrasurr pre-
mature although the changes, It was sta ed author
Ita Iyely yesterday, have IN p already gone int9
effect The pro- ect of starting new Con9rrgatl9ha
paper took shave las sumner among prominent Ivy
men of that church in the las who re dissais,
fed with The Coagregatioaaiist tine denonlnillonai
organ as not taxing a stand abreast OF curfrn. e
liei ms thought Ex-Governor FairbaDks, OF Yer
mont Of red to contribute, with ohrr Boston
captalists the funds necessary for the new paper.
Toc feeling was nOI c,ntiDe 10 he ATTY, but num-
her OF cergymep were desI' GUS OF seeing the new
proiect placed on fir Al footing The new paper
IA 10 have been started last fai, when the ages
ton of iucorpor ting the .dea with The ChnshaH
Union arose from an effort TO secure Ihe Kew Dr.
LYMAN Abbott, the Editor of The Christian Cn'oR,
q, editor of the NV journal No ADVANCES We're
made ID is said, hy thOse repres ing ire Chrbith
Union on the part of hat papar. III ~ III perecY
sitislactory CONDITION financially, and does not de-
sire any additional ard of that kind but by Tn al
lance 1t expects to obtain wider moral and re-
i-aous scope and more progressive ca.hohc
A change will probably be made in the size and
tyoogI aphica work of The Christida Union in the
all The floral cooperation OF well Known cler-
Cymen OF tho Congregat onal Church has been 81
eured among them the R.v. DIR. Washing on Glad
DEN Of ColumDus OHIO; Tue Rev. DR.. Alexander
AIcKenzie Drs HerrIck and Dlryea, OF Boston, an0
D.. Ne Vuiah Smytn, OF Nsw-Havcn. The ChtatiaH
Union will reian, however, an entirely unuenom-
inational lharactrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

loo Western do u d; y27 DO "a b. At 10 SO do "a m
"a 20: 49, .Modoe :" h. 80 iIs a. Ia ~
$50 -
Hume Mullen sold: 80 Mchga, shes, lot a. at ~ Tor
81 Sta do 81 D. a. sac; "a d, H. o. as sizes 81 Clipped
ohio Yean g. ~ D. at &c. 80 do 81 o. at &C. aad 81 do u
10. u j0j 80
isnbeck a. Davis sold, 22a Ohio Lambs 81 ss.cf
2y Pennsy vania do 8. at sac 81 state do ~ D. At
- 90 ~ STATE shes. u, D. t z, -; ~ DO iog o. e
ModoeS 1913 o. at6s.; 20 40 l2s % a. sisp; ~ Penn
q! 49, At s. ~ aud ~ state 10. Is u. a. 81 %.
7lE
>ewton Giesf 50 2i7 Clipped Ohio sheer. So o. 40
20 - Al Unshorn Pennsylvania 10 ID ID, at ~ az Ken
iuckv 40 ii3 TO- atoIs - Mssbari TO- ~ 70 &jIf IHl
80 10 A. Szsi 81 lie iyan % 10. 81 o.. cni ;"
at &c - = =
satler Co. sod; 29i Cirpped ohio s,e ~. 81 10, at
otc 20 o. " ~ at 81 so It's Uash0rn Mchi ID lDl TO-
stSl y los % " az 81 81. 2c log Ms
sour do VI D. ut oe' 81 Unshorn Kentaexy Warnings o.
~ q : buckingham sold, si9 western sheep tcommon,.
10 NJ at &c -F y -
10 IS. aeeapts w,re cara Of se7i ne,i s, car,
Jersey itv ami - crs at lDth & The ~ ,rxet
GA RS sold az tie its1do lu -
HM Reid SOL i5j y sstera Logs 49, ID, at &C. iz7
ID, az 87sc. - -
Hume Mulen sod 10 state PIGS. l3S %. at Sc
Halehbeck g Davis Sold a, >tate Hogs Idf t.. as SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
COURT CALENDARs-APRn "a.

SUPREME QUIT HAMMERS Before Barrett J.TN"s' o2
o. 2G 90. 80 lOI los III us l2a 49, !6S o w
1896 all BOO 26S z7S, III sIs SO4 300 So Sl 90 'l'
uPKEME CoURr-sPEcIAL TERN Before van Vo, s Ia
law ami Fact-NOs $40 o.. Al ~ 10, aVy 80
- ~ III 7ig ls5 ia L. sos go, l3i go 3iS o5!
BIZ 69i "a 49, l47 I4S 49, ST. So sV@ eol' o"o oAs
lOO4 -. 49, rf,,nht
Nos 40 d2s sa $50 5il, 2sy3. Ii6I, 81 zSt' 5ot5
Isl 2jye sjS5 27l 21sa 275S. 2l6O "S9. 1917 lolo
2OJ7Ia 2777, 27S2 27Gh. 216@. 2Io,. -, go 80.
ARr III Before LarremOre J1Nos 1G7 ioS' 54Iq
oga 2S2 Az IO5ta 2iIl, 1861 Ge % llO3 2i59 ~ ~
$50 1889 800 33i doo o0i 2j4 242I' 1888 Al'' Si@o
q L. nil. q YIN - rr,ta
(oo,,er as 10 ,, ~ Nil OF James StoSes at II a M
suPxRoR G1J9I-spsIAL fGSh- 5eLOrs SejEWicS- u j.
Nat
msn J-.~os 90, 4iA 3oi ST. u. 7I1 7o5 49, $40
PAai Ii-Before Truax J.-Sos 373 lo5 1876 loi' lo1
bO5 40 800 lUy 7Sj la7I. Sl9, SjOt2 500 49,, ,oo
PARr IN : etore Ing iian 10 .5'5 i2'S' io0''
l26 IL 26S 1854 l26j. l3o1, l6d i2O>. lzi2 z'l -,
ConmoS PLSAs-fGiAL rRaM PART I.Beore j. r. DAY
JSNos 15ia 262& oil 96S Isl g. 9S 1919 2o9' z? -
S37 z.aS 2757 49, $50 24ia 2li6. 49, 81 -. oiSo
$40 3iSL 3ly7 3.3S Sl3J, $40 3li Sl42 oliS' Sl4i
PART Ii-Before Van Hoesen J-NoS 25zS 2sg2 S5 81
2siy b7l 2D9 924 AS. 243 70 D. 2IS0 2oJi S'o0
2oil 1859, 2s4U, 2S4i. 2lSI. 27J3, 2o3A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
CIVIL NOTES.

The certificate of incorporation of the Homo
cank WIS dl,I yesterday Toe capital stock OF tae
hank is HxeI at SI25oo) The foowng are the prnc'-
ma sr,e knoll lers G .orge Soney, 800 sharts Within
tSaran, IS: r.. H.. ste 1elsjn, 90; 5 " IrlpV, %
Geiige 4 Ketcaan, 400. AID Heary A. HuiDer' %
Jnd-s Selgwick, in the Superior Court,
CHANGERS. yesterday granted an iniunc Ion order !"
favor of Ros Egngc, rest aiming syiNes er NJ HICKEY
from per nitGing any npany 10 give anv NAV or
dro matte reOr .nttoa COsD 1p0 IN Inca r. eA
g nj mss f.yti gas company, in tle play Of kencia
during he present wees
The Jury Yesterday rendered verdict in
,oyor nj M,ss NINA Van Loan for sly AGAINST Thomas
Willis The plaintiffs mOtaer bIuglt furniture worth
abo L 5000 o. G install nc 1t plah. Default having
b en- made in payment OF the install uents WINS
w,tn about twenty men went 20 Mrs Vao l. ANS hous
AMI g. rs oil "A lot OF furniture sverwarc and articles
vhic ne fad, wee SUBJECT 10 his charter morSh6''
Mss Van Lpm said that the ar tcl's belongea 10 sfr
amount then due him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
a AEW STOCK TElkGR4pH coupAYY.

new company for reporting the transac-
tious Of stOcz Exchange. and Tor furnishing eyent-
ally the qu Itatlons nc the Mniag aud OF ler ex.
change. has been formed rese itly. and Ne ex-
pected 10 BEGIN oper atoms ab,nt June 1. It 10
cae the Com uercIal Telegram Company, and its
ofise Is the Equitable Bail ling. Tue capital stock
CONSISTS OF 10000 shares ~ 500 Tie oicers
directors If the company 8. W. Fullerton,
Or s.dent; Luther L. snnn. vice-prt sdeJt aud
general manager: John b. Scott. treasurer
George W. Cispsr. secretary; Ric1lrd G. MsC rnck.
Dumont Clarke, EW MsCIavs. Stephen d. Field George
L. Hutchngs, villa T. 'se,e I'll, John r. Dickinson
aud william A. PLrke. Apple iton hlv ig beel ma 10
t. the 5tpcl Excau for factes the core nj Co
miGtee re erred 10 lppcadJn 10 the Co unit e OF Ar
angements. waicl last wefnes lay decisi TO give
the new com ,aoy equal facilities with tn Coll and
stock fete graph COMPANY. Tie pa " has I'd
number OF rep riers tins 1Jor Ex hlnge The
committee tnou hit two sets of reporters
would hin er Business and Inoy members unnccessr
lily. and decid al that the Eyclalge iii employ the
requisit number of reporter. their pay bng divdei
equally between the tvs cJnpan An eq Ial tut
additional will be charged eacI company for tine priy
lege Of telegra plng the reports
TIE company cai ns to have improved instru-
ments which will record quota 10 100 per cent faster
than the fastest instrument in G. Thby maze tao
same form OF record Oh the tape that tae pr seat
TEL ets make The business OF the ntOck Z sclan
o s a en- 50 u ioT sos n as ~ 81 s
others ave lot G IN ideraDe TIN, Ia giGng FOR the
ticker" Stephen ID. FEEL l. the Inventor of the
struneD ts ccessfu eec rican and inye tor
He Il sou OF Jonathan Fle d, o. Mass chu ctt aud
nrphew Gurus W File d. David Du ley f cid
ticr Field Wnle ia Fran isco obIaIned first
patent an eclic railway AMI put in ,pera Iou tue
DIST paving system OF electric iiLbs ia eity. ds
inve lei ths .i,tnst telegraph whscB welve
separate calls He also I'D rhe system OF wtc les
o. era ion Coming 50 alb us three ears agJ, he put
iItO he weStrn Un.ol building the forty or N.Y.
dynamo engines which Iunsa electricity for all tue
wires IN the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
VORKINGMEN ON STRIKE.

The Spanish and Cuban cigarmakers en-
Gagged in making clear havana cigars in city
On steike yesterday fJran alyanc5 OF ~ thousand
TIE Union has estiDs icd us headquarters at No IA
Pearl-st A. Cremsa WAC Is In Charge, saws that t1e
eisarnakers ars confident of success. W. f. Barnett
stated tue vie of the follow ON
Tu,slay The officers Of the Unon informed the manu-
factursrs that on and after May i they would
demand an increase Of 81 THOUSAND The
manufacturers, on Wednesday, offered compromise
o. 81 a thousand, which the wOrkmen refisei
The Cuban and sp nisb cigirmakers arr nong tue bert
paid mechanics United states fhe raes OF wages
now beng PAD were over ten ago when
gold was al high premium. They admit mat they are
well paid ana would not have thought OF demanding an
tncreiye OF wages this time nal 1t not bseI for te
fact tat Congress at its last session provided or re-
dust,on Of revenue, Of which reduction they
demand regardless Of tLe fact that there are
three parties Interest, the cigar the mannac
turer and the dealer Tselater demands from the manu-
facturer tine full reduction o: 80 thousand after
Mayl"
Mr. Pendas, Of Lozano Pendaa, said that the manu-
factursrs have laken positive acton regard
strfke as yet. viii they for week more The
uisu had promised to work un.h My 1. but
nov rev refuse do Mr.. Haya, Sanchez * H1ya
sa as ro wa do When her eg
themselves then taey woad be able to make some a
wsrs Wiling 70 forss' " thousand Of the reduction
in axaton he taousf that he manu- setarsrs woul oe
joe Baron. Of Joss Baron CT said thar th, Smaller
manuiacturcrs were perfectly Wiling 10 gave thu WORK
men 81 thousand. He did not zee that aers was any
reason ny the leaierr should gf all tle dement, OF the
rea,rio IA lsx atom Toe reduction Il too small t. be
Of ay benefit 20 ler and LIE would ratAef gye
II ~ the workIDen. .,,. A., .a.
ing Jau,s PiuuketC. wnOee men were OF anlzHg Dut
had NOT made a demand, uas discharged az MS men,
ABOUT seventy Tue union regards THIS b. lockout
and 10 union men will be allowed 10 WORK ior ni.n.
William stani, tie demand WAC made on INN iot
~ III per thonsano &c used 10 vy anu ochSu
his coors. Tne Don-unIon men employed "
LEVER a Martin asked 70 be alossa 20 ION
ths usnon, ana prom ed TO GUT work tn.n
applications were accepted TDcy were informed tbtt
tie union will not act their proposition unh lucy
soppsd work IL reporied Iat an agent OF Ascner-
nas Co., OIL MIiwaukee, was in tue city, ana Was Gu
dcsvvupg 10 .eeurs striking tenement case cigarnnk
es Milwaukee TO tue place ~ tue mc tneIe
Vac will ~ Oh strike May 10 30 lar ~ couid DO
lesrarn Le "a moi succeeded In securing any men
Tie carpenters tu3aDt over The .nerinY ntos s
fold OF, workisg Ebert sinita. AL Of whom
lad down toos yeslerday moi bins.
lucy have also succeeded IN getting the ramers
70 agree not W worx for any OF the bosses" wko
rcilrse ~ pay the lpelters 70 so per day
CHICAGO, Apri 23.-work IL beng resumed on the
lsrkeT bndings 10 construction IN this
eiy, and the lasserDasOns tuat they have
al tue vgickiayny nsip lsey waat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
LIVE Sr,cK xAsxsrs-sy rstEas.pa

CHICAGO April 23.-HoC,- Receipts 5000 head: ship.
menI- y0U market roJg and 5elOs hig ior.
Mixed 81 es7 .5i Heavy, 81 4Oes1 40 Lsn sfas' %
SAILS 81 2o go 50.
Catfis-teceipts 6jUu head shipments 140o held
keL w,ak prices steady Good to Choice ship
ping xorts ~ $50 Az Common to aelidn 50 200
20.
saesp-Receipts 500 head shipments 800 head market
moderate. ave aaJ eaiy an. prices unchtngei Common
o 4 10 aSI good 10 'holce. 81 I0as3 10
Of LOUIS April 23.-Cdtue-Rsceipts. so head ship
mead; feeling rather movement Slow
sactios De.ng manly " butchers xJots no nin4y.
So So GOOD 10 Choice Siippinx, 20 - 3so 20
Medium 10 Fair. - 20GS, Good Choice Cows aud
HeiIcrs "a ~ ass rs. Medium oJest 0Jj
Butcne in { Bulls. So 5Oa -
HoJs-strong active AMI higher; Cool Light shigping
81 Jas7 49, p scsinS $685. 90; Strl Heavy - 800
"a 80; ret eiDIs n 900 head shi meats SOD =
shesO-IisceiptA 30 ne1G; shipments 100 head Woofd
sheep du except buhers. aud III them;
sneA ed Far 10 Cool ~ 81 90; Choice 20
Fancy, SJdSo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

Stale bonds were quiet. The sales included Lou
siana consols, aud bond of Tennessee 6s. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
Only small business wac done in railroad bonds,
and the prices were irregular. Erie second consols
closed 4 lower. Boston, Hartford AMI
Erie frsts sold at 39040, against about 90.
the last previous SALE Canada Southern
6rsts we're steady. West Shore aud Buffalo 5s were
easier at 1854, New-York Central o., due on May
/, 1858, sold at los 7s2 lo6lA at tue date OF ma
tur1ty the face and interest will be only 1O3. but
the bonds are selling o, the per cent premium, be-
cause they are exchangabie into new per cents {;
that Is, the new 5s are selling at l03. NeH-foik,
Chicago and St. Louis 6rss were moderately aetiye
AMI advanced to 99s499sSs A subscriber" has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
STOCKS IN STORE IL NEw-YoRk. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD ~ RAILWAY

HAY AND srRAw-The rain storm today checked
Prime grades however are nrn sls 40.
shinplug Grades, o5a GOc; CoSer, oSoDe' No. aye
straw. Soc. short TO- 4Oc. OAt. 30 aJJc A., ,, ,,.-
Brewers have bat small stocks the advent Of warm
weathef viii enhance nter IL In the uOp market Prices
msket h ssro@ ~ ~ state iSss 9Goc lower grades
sbaJvc; Yearhnss 7o0s6c Californian anu Easein sO@
HIDEs-only a small and unimportant moyemcnt was
noticed and YET TIC general st OF giees n
quiet and weaker ali around luO tons No. craze, Apd
sod before call s2s Iln hrmefi Copper nominal Lead
n IN ha ged; Cuba 500 test 81 i2c New
Orleans 3Oa58c with UUc occasionally obtained FORA sma
NAVAL sToREs-Ro.Ins ruled about steady, although
quiet u 70af 20 for common to Good M SPs
yard; JoDbng lots 4Sa4Dac Tar aud Piten quiet -
Sd sh Sa owners agents
ana Irssn5 6rokes Charter onn o nasb Grain I'd iS1
to- Lard, i5s 400 boxes Bacon quoted o 3D. 1000
boxes cheese 2vns5s LOO Dbs -Four Is 1 zV IONS 20
iS: T T i5s eef b. PorE 81 io6O cotton
'sad kosln Is Cd zoo oSs meas. n Sboo
Foa sss "a s.sa am and aSOII a Oa' S
GLAsdow steam 1000 rI SSs iSs sii Sd u
AYo SMoU iii, siesn, do I'd WERE steam am. DO
ar RDA u. s,eam ram 10 , % ~,
b SI nu1 S1cs U and JOS oDs Ken "a
....siNGAPoaE aud PENAN" biusH oaIn e r ~,
shp. hence s5. 90 and 6ooOSeases do. private terms
JAVA two bsrks 2OOuO 10000 cases do pVata
5S; d. s - "a E hAS Noa 70
bark Philadelphia. 100 bvs Do ss. "a. ~,
vANT Austrian 'rs hence 80 asses do zoo GAL
iaia. sarE fro pniae L. vas tsdS
bal changes IA pess Y s g ,d CIV INV %sstSn Is
hale 6Ja57c for southern 5s@5'c iof Norerni tsuo
mcr Ieo ~ sjvc, latter primo COOKING sfaaes Lia'
" sy3c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YohK. April %.


There was only moderate increase OF BUSH
ness at the Petroleum Exchange, with the
opening OF the new week to-day Most Of the
acdyity was mpnopoized by the new Ex-
chance The ollv the producing regions were
contradictory reports regarding the prIspcs of the
new Clark Foster WE'LL in the Cooper tract The wen
wa opened and flowed but was then plugged ana
nothing can be known OF its character until tue owners
dr dee2rr TIE opinion expressed IN the DAYS advlces
from he bestin;ormed In the oil fe d. was
that the well will probably a poor one. Yet TO-DAY
the dealings in crude made declining &c leland
after ea-y sales ~ 948 ltc, the price fell 10 v%e api
CO el weak al 02390L7st
Tho Natio1 Al Ps ro.eu Ex'ha12e to,flv eel'el %
ex being merged IN the New-YHrk Mining STOCK aha
National Petroleum Exchange The rOns0 lda cd Orgall
zlOn starts with slider HE dIaucat SIREN gt ana
large members lip In 10 ars many strong nr rs, ana
under eIt rp 1sins ige t nas the p~On'e OF
BEN, le to build no important speculation In
per ieum.
Tue following table shows the range OF prices and the
total raIsIcsons the two poorolsdn exchanges ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
Gafnrllar. Tn.haI
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R.llr-.L ~ u u 4. DALLt 2 y. ~ RL-LrL
MONDAY, April 23-P. VI


The stock speculation to-day was tame and un-
profitable for both sides Of the account The fluctu-
atoms, which were frequent enough, were confined
wltblu such narrow limit, that only III a few III
stances as there a of profit. after the paw
,uept of commissions. between the extreme highest
and 10 vest sale. The total transactions amoun ed
only to 2s2 1873 shares, and Of that quantity four
stocks contributed 1900 SHARES: Delaware.
Lackawanna aud Western. II, 100; Lake Shore.
% 3OO ST. Paul, 23.100 and Union Pacific
% 200 shares. Two Other stocks contributed
az GOO shares Wabash preferred 1920 aud
Louisville and Nashville 1900 shares. The
ix stocks named are the only ones
which recorded sales amounting to as much as 1000
shares. Therefore they may be regarded a. the
representatives of the days business. But to fully
comprel end the situation. il is necessary To know
that ri about O'Clock the point wasin every b0dys
mouth that there would be a sharp advance before
the close of The day. Delaware, Lackawanna and
estern 1uciuated 70 per cent aud cloe % higher
than OH Saturday; Lake Shore fuc uated Is per
cent and closed with loss of ls ST. Paul fucuatei
% and closed with gain of as Union Pacific fac
tuaied per cent aud closed with gain Of Is; Wa
bash preferred fuctuaied liz aad closed with a
gam Of ss, aud Louisville and Nashville fuctuated
per cent and closed with gain OF Il per cent.
That 10 the record of The stocks to which special
attention given. but the prices for majority of
The list are somewhat lower than they were On
Saturday night, and that despite noisy and demon
straiive closing OF the market to-day.
Government bonds were dull and hardly steady.
after decline of Is per cent IN the bids for the 3s
and 4i2s. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THE CARLiUN MURDER MYSTERY.

BosToN, April 23.-The brutal murder of
Mrs Carlton at watertown dive weeks ago yeser lay Is
Ill rs much mystery when the deed was committed.
To reporter to-day Carlton ress d tn following
his theory of Tue murder Mrs. Carlton numoer
Of valuable rugs. She rode frequently in
the street cars and, as Walertown 10
ufes;ed by hooduHs and la ch these wretches
mig easily become OF Ca Ou's ia DTS d
laIu In wait tor MS wife hour neiCner tho
husband the at NONE. Carton end ay-
nvince bmse Z a the puOic that rooDery wss
The motive, alEno us n nothing was sto.eI.