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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
CLOSING FGIcES Of CILW0By!t STOCKS.
SAS FrtV.is1J. AUil -, Is1 l.


LrrgRpO0L ADri. % Provisions ncumherlu1 Cnt
lu.. Ui.lr Miiie- dul .s Cd short lea iulie5
tI. short sJs t5- Jis -1DI1rts 0's pr Cwt Beef
ga lor extra indian Bless ID.it Mcss ~ fUI&-IIiue
H-4a u Der Mos. Eastern, West
an asa sfic4u, oil Prns Western, td
T.-.I s.s d.. tut % "a
Putfer 3ls p.l chL Tor ness lllt.1 Nl't.- thrtS'-
Arerfu Choice CTS Oh WL"ar-lct Western rnuue &c. .d
al, 't RsI NJ .gteI ls. ID a. %, per ldi 3d. -uung
~. d.. Sew Western Wl1toi IS .aI Ac" Mixed "ct.ill
E. tAILr.-ula california
IS. .l.41s "a. per Genital Corn-Mlxed Oh p. a. o.
new Js I'D rrr GENITAL Pry1uec-7plfts 0i IuIpcufine
2i- CIi DO al London, Us. per. cWL h,hhrl ftll"-
i"lm, a. pr gallon cover set'--, e, 80
a. 3D. H. O. u.s. los "a Lluscoi on 2't 81 per cHi.
receipts 0i wheat tho past three days we're la'Nu
cenas. Including 900 AincIIea AceeDis o coih 'iVJ
Ccutnls $500. 800,
LONDON, April g5-Proiuco Inseod on $40 ljs go os
ton; Calcutta Lnsoed. 4ls q4ls % Per quartet In
seed Cake, IS JOS per Refined Petroleum., "a az ~
per gallon spins OF Iurpenhno ~. "a. Per I"-
Sperm Oh 100000 per ton. ROsln-CommOn, as. OH
Pale alls. PToYlsons-I.ard, 15s 0d. per cwt. for
Aiooosn sugar us 0dQ1ss "a. cwt for cuba Centu
fugal posring 500 aud l6a Cd eI6s Cd for Cuba MIA
SgVadO l.lr refining G1oAl
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at 1-6491-32 per cent for use. ST. Paul was less
than usual feature in the days dealings aud AFTER
decline of per cent to S3ls seemed to he seciaiy
weak in the late dealings in thai its figure ana not
get above sids37s The trunk line shaleS
attracted only little speculation, but they gonor-
ally closed 1salI better than opening heuIeS'
The transactions in Erie amounted only 10 o'.Uo
shares. and the fluctuations are comprised Wi'hlh
b per cent. The whole southwestern system was
weak in the early hours but later TecoN cred WIN
the general market The stocks OF the Northern
Pacific system. except Oregon Railway ana Na'le"-
ton. closed at figures that are from = to a per ceh
higher than the opening prices, and Western Ohoh
establishes a final advance of y per cent ne
market closed feverish aud with tone shat m"I"ed
little confidence IN the ruling figures.
The market for Government bonds dcNeoPe" Il
be- ter tone and with . small business the pldS are
Liber l. NOR cent for the s. and a per cent for the
Is and IL Annexed are he closing quotations. :
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work nAy TRIBUNE SATURDAY ApRl1 &C. I8sL-TEN

sl7 1873 May sl7 OOasl7 % closing at sl7 o2sasI7 %;
p I7 - So 59 closing at f ST. si7 SIS Al Tho year
90 Lard in active demand price ruled ~ az e
800 l9Hns a p as % =. Ja9e Of ~ ~
W = 'S Br,nca,s i f,r dcnsnd siouders go IS.
Short liIr short Coass 90 Butter quiet cream, "
standard 7a7isc; cat LOAF S}ci formulated :,
r. L'sSl geldg az q az l6 tIe& Wheat 300
BUSH Corn 5i003 bush. Oat4. $4,000 push re, = 10
bush Barley 2ooo ba, shipments 22Q 400 RG,.
H5 aS' 800 '5 5nS 1ii Barley g lGc5 p Sa, S' ~
DgrHoH April . Whra-No white Ft 3asn Al 55 ,
10 . White ~ b. Corn No > 5G,sr. Oats 10 , Wbte
Ale; No at lec Race.pswneat 1000 Dasa IA Corn
Corn. 1000 bush
PuLipEtrnn. April 25.-Flour-nero was = ms ee9
STRONGER '.s, influenced by The adj tnte IN he9,
ngng EsTs Te[s gnsGy -'[ nons rsI shipment;
Nc.tern AMI i,n.ylyani Snpr 2Q4 - gg' Pc pcnnsy~a
MIA ro er Pntes' - 80, Dcltware 4ny - O%
- 5u do Straight s. 2@eS6 90 st Iouis 9gd son d5
Winter Wheat Patent - g0as9 10 Wisconsin baker, Cissg
traS -; IL, otm gl 20 LidR 81 - DO Faenr1 Itg
steady a. =. g. Wheat unsettled and very ietuar; the
early dcaings prices advanced 1L02c under actyr bH
the part 81 saofts' bur subsequently lost nearly an n1
ciac ' fTsr,6 with WITH Apr AMI Nay &c higher nae %
hgheI aud July 81 lower than the Lat business p S mot
curly 81 O7Ss No. / Pennsyyania Red. IN grain i..lo
) 07 june Lose, 81 10, July, 1919 81 65e. ,nyc
lc sympathy with WHEAT bal neither specuators nor
shipper. manifested any dispos 10 operate; or lots
scarie strong White afUat &c; steamer GLOW
grain depot G2c SAL Mixed IN gram depot 5lG dG 10
track 6.c; ~a u"h Mixed IA gram ueRo- -
SsH yellow IN depot 6ici Sail Mixed Apfn %, &C.
GGlc.: Nay JJ4G6Oitc; June 80 06l cj july, 81 90 tc
Oai--tar lots advanced i bur the rise checked bn-lnes
No White i2iec; No white i3lrc; Futures shva,c'-'
Itc advance No White pr, - a Is c MAY
llaiQiec: June 4lo,d42cf July. 42a4 10 PtGylslon5
Bcc-Cty Family. 81 o. 6Sl -; do Packets - W. 10
No Mess. s-gti2 90 Beef Ilaus - 5Os dlS gS5S
Beef iierce4 D.. Sg} 90 DYED Beef III oOdt9uV
Pork New Mess sf>asls 80; do New Prime Mess si o@
sl7 30 Hans ~lOked l3l1 Lc; do D. fully cured ZG
l2Lc; SIDES Clear salt B36J3c do smoked, lUA6O-s
ShOulIersn ,ry salt sq7lse: do smoked SCI shout
ders pickle cured. size Smoked. 9GDlsr; BeIn~ III
pickle lO0 l0is"; do Snoked, IN salt 100 &c, i aL
Refined. - % 80 30; steam. - - : " bucntls
Loose, 3 O0aSs - Butte dull sud eaaer-PcnnsyMS
2JHJuc.. Western Creamery Extra
Oa SIC g and n Y Fxtras a2Gc; do Firsis ga 24e;
Western Extras. 1874 5uc Western. Good to Chmce l.
2Oc Rolls Ia lGc Ex.s dun and weak Extra 10
a Sc Cheese firm FOR choice lots; New ork Fun fe9Ds
lJHi5L@.: Western Fun Cream Choice e. western
fair to good "a ic; PernY Fina part Sanm', SS ia
To- nominal ttriit'i brli anu
easier; &c. GrauUltrfl ltc.; lIie,
loren, A. G5r: Feed stIOuger--Wnter Bran. 81. opH
I'll y Petroleum duh hui steady cHnr' IN hDlS $50 4
sc.. I0L Recei2tsFour 5000 bbI- Wheat 7"l 3hsh'
Corn TO bush; Data 1000 bush Shipnrnis-"he"1
1000 bush; Corn. $4,000 bush" OATS sou bu%h
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COTTON MARKErS-BY TeLgGRApH.

LIVERPOOL. April 2j.-I2"O p m,c9tion quiet Middtn'
Including O1 bales speculation aud export IeceiPts
1000 b3es Including ., go bales American FutuIesmGp
anda Low Mdd.nF r Gsn'e AyF 5 1iH sSo Ia;
do Junp and JuIy leiivory lid; 10. July and August
delivery lO4d 216ld 10. september aud October
Trnie. % deliveries toays clearing were 300 bales
new docket AMI 800 bales old docket , 80 oo,
b1lr4 zpetultOrs tOOs $500 balos exporters t0Oh VV
bales forwarded from ships side direct 10 spnners
American $4,000 pales tOal stock, lujOoO Dt1 Aae,ic
77JOJO bales; amount Of cotton ahVai ZI-iVV Odies'
in ptto1 rs sales OF tho day ircluded $500 bales
American Futures pIamls Low Mtdng clause pril 9,
livery. lCGid ysiBe; DO april aud Nay delivery o1l
aud Iuv delivery 1850. buyers; do July and August DC
livery 4d sellers. do August and september delivery
sellers. 10 -ci,. fnbcr t!cliycrv 27-'id value.
/ p. m--,ottun -Fnuu,s-Upsnds Low Mddhng clause
tIGil bnvir-. 10 Ma SUD delivery, Il64d buycrs
30. June and jay delivery, j. $40 va'nrj &c" July S
delivery SD VllcTs DO September and pctoner eNsll
22-6(d buyers; do september delivery -''Vto N"u'
iGWE9SioT, Hpil 25-Cotton Grn; Mmdne II T. Low
Sidling, II =, Good Ordinary l07 net receipts 81 GeS
sras' 81 ha.; Eft9rts 70 i t To- 500 bales
Wcekly-Ne receipts, l2i9 bales gross t35 Gae,i ET
bacs: os., wise 1855 baea; snles, 4Sl bales. 49,
SttayvtU. Anil 25-Cottnn firm: Niding, u IL Low
Niddlmg I0I Good Ordinary 10 > l1 net receipts 3]
bales. gross - bales: Exports ClstWlS ~ D"eS sic' ~
bales; last evening", 10 bales stock OC'j D4e' ,,,,
W.cAlyNct receipts. 59S Dae. gross VI h'S Exports
TO the Continent - bales COa't"l~e' l-9o Da'es safes
I.4-p bates ,,,. -,
NrwoElAy- April -. Cotton quiet Mdllins ll'i Low
bales; gross l0'9 bae', Eports 10 Gra Britain bale; =,
Frame nal . 20 the continent S'3 D'''i Oo"s'".7o
Weckly-Net receipts 4.2l2 bales; gross fJIl bales FIX
rOrts Hrtatn, 1876 baci' 20 France bae IN
The Continent S,7jj bales toast"se, 2i31 1aieH SsieS
Ngw,1osg April 2I.rhe following are the toi2 net re.
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MaAi,ou.ave. 35x0o.1l. n " saclett. rcferee.
777W

Bladisou-ave, 35x99.1l: " saekett referee. to
Madisonave W g $40 II sOi l30th,st 1875; also
sumo to chas Fuller; 80, 49,
Cthave q " cor OF iGthst 20X30; Abbott, referee,
to II Gafken 4S,O
2sih at n 4 302 o . ~ Oihaye. lSx.s9: VIM II OIL.
defsleeVe - Louis unkel and another -....-. 1856
Bsitss and wife to Mary Iierter 425
and anofiey ~ DO
od.aye. No 1885, zane 10 Maria Gfli POS
lstaye, :, % ? % 1i5t-si, ZJKSJ n HOedeu 3nd
wife t. Henry Plat l5D
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Ricer, Tcser's mt R'Jro1Fs
Nrtv-VnpIt April p, 49,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
= -N-nrL. 4 nril - l 3

ASUES-Opct and unchangCL
COFFEE ttio rather more active on Inc basH ~
lO'tc Fair. sales 1000 bass 81 "Earcy NTH ~"
cy DO 800 eX " Active 1000 eN DO aud J. 90 ok Mem
non ON nr,tc terms Op.ou- To u points l :hcr Sacs,
~ 2I9 I-gs closing steady With April 81 % May,
s-6a So. September. SGoDAnj; ociopef so .,,,i
Doccn,I,, TuGR.J bid alI asked. Mi crafcs -Ie9iy
lut Ourt sales }l7 acs Maiacaibo ~ ln 200 BAGS 90
l07 ul bags do l0i,c. aud 900 bsgs 81 SGyana A.
COTrON-~pot Cotton was dull nnf weak. hut without
.uo.nb chance. sales. . bslcs Dehyctcd o. cohc-
500 bales. Receipts at the ports t1lay .sf bales 9sa
week and 25jT lasf year NJ tH' week @N Il
bales glin=t 30 week and 80 l2j ssi year ~lnc
~cptcuF !, I6~0cil bales against J''1-' ed' P''''
last
The quotations according the American Classification ar9
"a
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retv If they have not added 10 her refinement, hsve
taught her precOCious self possession AGAIN hotgn
tun i'm the states getting 20 be the usual autumn h0h
Gay, and knowledge Of American ways Is becoming
sfsed vet society the water docs not present
The same stable and obvious gradatOnS aSin the ola cn-
try Therefore, the fair adventures Win a niue
man0uyr1ng may shroud her exact ancccdcnts IN nls
terry and find herself credited with a fabulous dowiy
founded on Chicago lard or Denver beetle poison IN
deed The popular lolie that American women bring their
English husbands large fortunes dies very hard IN spite
of All demon to the contrary DHc English gr,
though temporarily ccpsed 10y her rival. need not de
spair Her qualities will tell IN the Ongrln The al-
parent distinction and tact OF The American girl Is lis
SNOWY, and smart and little part Of her, rs her
Patisiau dTcsscs. Real refinement Is the attribute or
leisrcd class. This does not cNi, I'M the states except
In The Puritan circle az Boston, The ieNtrsh
pushinC and striving and hdvbaruus o-tcntd0n OF the
must react upon their sisters And. indeed AneH-
can the most shoNy, restless, ana uhgNe' III
the world. RCpOsc anu d entity AMEN TO theio; Nn
is their ideal Nor they sicly equal To the
ovCrShadowcd English girl Far from eNolNhE "
superior, American civilization seems destined 10 eNoNc
Ru inferior type OF The American Hll i IS
uihereh from her English sister the women III the IN
spid American parlov hctcn arc different rom INC
women with hearts ~ brains OF the robuster literature
VI Fielding and Scott
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rLInAI. AnllI.y IN


Tic ,,ac. market to-day developed no new feat
ules unless special weakness IN the coal shares,
tkat Gaally are beginning 10 be responsive 70 ile
situation Of the coal trade, IS looked up2A a nov
city. There wero the usual fluctuations that sim
ply encci the changing ideas of the average trader
for snail profits In the days dealings Reading was
q spacial feature aud furnished moro than one
quar- eI OF the total number of shares dealt in Il
opened MP at -; but from that figure there was
STEADY pressure OF stock down to AZ; the late
rally carried the price back TO 49,, and il closed
at427,. Central Of Now-JeIsey alsO was unusually
active and from SZl4 its price fell 10 II, reacted 10
so. and closed Ut 1914. Both Of these stocks were
largely sold for Philadelphia account. Delaware,
LackaYanna and Western, however with nothing
but a local trading recorded sales OF 1850 shares
and declined from 1883 TO HIS recoverable lis.
and closed at 1177s Outside OF the coal
stocks Union Pacific was the leader Of
the speculation; it opened at 67l2
asd declined to 66is. but in the late movement it
rose 10 Csc. and it ended at 677 The stock loaned
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BISKING 1ND ftAINCI4L.
EEAVC3q = VO0TE, DANEl GIis,

No. II WALI-sI., NV YORK,
Rrv and Sell rs. Bonds execute orders I'm Stocks
and Bonds for Cash and on q Margin; Interest al
lowed on Deposits. Desirable Investment >ecu-
rites on hand Attention given 20 correspondence
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LIVE sTnCK Market.

tone on unsatisfactory in view Of The
near approach OF the spring clpa.
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f)roposais
ilroposaIs.
PROPOSALS..
Navy PAY OFFICE

Navy PAY OFFICE
- sIArHsr,
NEU-Yosl Apfii - l0Si.
PROPOSALS sealed aul ndo--ed oa cayc.opo ma Cor
supplies Ad, crsrd' viii De- received % his olce ua -
o'clock April go 1884 Tor me follow nr a9pey % ne hest
quality, TO Doe doigere wlthu ten days non date u o-
free OF express. At the NAVY Yard Ntw.N0fst
BUREAU con sTiUCrfON AND rFPAtN'
1000 n NJ. -" Cedar 10 t1 - IT, dong 60 - "h'e
1000 IT, T. ~ Cedar 10 to "a &c. hong. @ ~ WIDE
The right reserved reject any or ai ' 'a-sply noa
be deemed o. advantageous to the Government
Two responsible sures requires io lb' 'i'9 ana iata
fal delivery OF supplies awarded
blank fo.laa " N DO furnished al this omch
BIDS not properly syued aud c"rl-cd WI not ee co'G.
CIed
THOMAS T.. CAsWELT,
Pay lASpcetJ.. l. :. Navy,
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORT
NLN.L.IN llLI.

ll,tlst.nsII9l wof eaaant.aye 1s.9xlO0Il; -
Minute Thompson 20 VIA Hess ..-.--..-.-. $3.50
6t'l..f. "ut IL nf 2dHvr. y E'J2 %, 9 tos1 and
wife John Iaulgchcr md wlte 1000
''' and wife TO Il tntk oTd anotaer .... 20 2j
I'D If. % aU.ll @ OF SHAVE, l'l Atb-o ic1-tuuil
interest; Bertha ii at,lu ami hu>odiu 10 ii 't4' -
2daFe. cs. 30 II g. 9-,-st 2jxlO0; John Lo"dentoP
rronttst n.y. So T51i Abbott; r,aeajo Teresa
l.t,rS ~ S n OF lI-tlst 25,.6. Christopher II
etc.ukamp and wife % Peter Damm1nn 1880
Wa;cr-st, SO b; Jos Lldlld8c AND vile 10 FRANCIS -
LNiut-loH ~v.''
lslays " >. 2lslu OF 3JtA-st 4i84G.j, l. Hal .
and wife 20 X tpuI1I 4i.et
GouFcIurur-st. -, lOt2.Ii Geo NcArdt 10 NafyJ 49,
15lth4t e.. go II " 81 Clu0u-ave j1vioJ T.
Brown ami vie % fUdWl eu'ifu.f ami duuTifr
1'' Smith To- l1 i Ma,tctti 1000
l--tL-st. o ~. 1905 ~ Of 1th.lyt. laxNl4i Lila a
Morgan end husband % Vim Rcuau. -........... IA oo
3stl.st a. 1-O % Of Ilthavc ~ % l. Fischer
aAd wife toJ14 81 Hume .-.-...-.. l9 %
3'fs 5s s. and ana VIE } 10 &s7 eHH 97,o
3daye, Nos Loot. l,CJS and / 700 3darc and No
lS3 Last 95tlstJ $ tdrst II and "itetO icrd go. 49,.
i''1' i,i lE ~ .'' 200
regular sOlst md wife 10 Chrsta'n Bier.
Borck 2-9O
l3Onlst,ss u 10 OF Madison ave Ii iOLyl9 IL,
etCi ais0 Of MadlsOnavt, Is Il = Of l3Oth-st
lddE75; also 5 OF Mais0n.aVe, 1921 3 OF l3Olh.
e. lOX15. als0 s Of Madisunnye 18l.IO Of
l30thst l5x,5i and Alison VI l-Jtlst 70 II " OF
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The CoarUn,rs N on ty Wcrc D,I-sDVU. and ~ Br1d
ford sos. 600 barrels.
Tho refined market was unchanged
BE>DroRp Pcla., April 2j.-Crudc Oil stronger; tota,
runs Thursday. - 1873 hbls. total shipments, 5s,02l
bls. charters 3IIli Ihls.; clearance 9ClOO0O bb.-
United pipe Line certificates opened a SO b and closed 20
9ir,; highest price. JJIs; lowest y3's.
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NORFOLK WIgTEES RAlLEOA \
No. 1913 WAINUT-sI, - -.
PHILADELPHIA, March ID, 1884
HOLDERS of the enlarged mortgage bOnt
CCSTNEST4L IMPROVEMENT COMPtNYl
OFFICE OF THP TRUSTEES :
PTtTsBCRG April Is, lisa. }
OTTCE To RONnIIni DERS "A meeting

PTrTsBURG. April Is, lisa.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS-A meeting
y OF the Bonlholers Of the Continental improvement
Company called IN accordance with the provisions ~ Article
of the occurring bonds viii be held AZ the
Hotel in Philadelphia on THURSDAY, May o ISL
at l. O'Clock consider and act proposition 70 De
then submitted them by the Continental improvement
Company the payment Of interest due and U become '1
Decrner l. 1891 said bonds and for the extension OF
a portion the iaeipal thereof. -. 49,
III This meeting they he asked To consent - the
ssne bv the Grand Rapids and Indiana RarOad company OF
certain bonds. which shall take precedence u the INCOME
bonds OF said railroad Company forming part OF the security
pledged redemption Of sa bonds of ne continental
Improvement Company such ~ bands by the
Grand Rapids Indiana Railroad Company 10 be used IN
srtfplcp OF the debt owing by that Company 20 the Penn
sylyaua Railroad Company amt Pennsylynna company aud
also disposition % certain securities Tor t1s
purpose now held by the undersigned:
THOMAS y. MESSLFR. (Trustoo.
n II al
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CENTRAL PACIFIC LAND BONDS.

An holders the bonds Of tho Central Pacific Railroad
COMPANY Of California bearing date the hFst dag Of
October 1870 and tho lands granted
sad Company By United states DeroDy notified that
the undersigned under AID motaase have IN hand
the sum Five Hundred h0a.and Dollars sjOOOO which
amount the OF said mort age may Do used ~
i'm the purchase and cancellation oI sud Donhr
The undersigned therefore acting under The powers con
ferCd upon by said mOrgagc do hereby invite pipoa
for the sale said said proposals will De received ~
the under at their Office the corner Oh FOURTH am
Townsend san Francisco California mp TO- ami INC
the twentieth May 1856 The lowest bids VIII % a-
cepted provided the the right To reject
J. O'B. QUINN,
>. W. San DERSON,
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CHICAGO, ROCK IsLAESD} AND PACIFIC RAILWAY

COMPANY.
The election for directors held In Your roa IS
C$iea and Therefore ouy fOar can he chosen ibis scar
Of ta number Mr.. "A. Il. Porter j. who for
election aud have be for sev,r very largo
stakeholder OF 10 Rock Island Company and with many OtAtr
Stockholders not consider this worthy Ok support
the coming election lie president OF the Omaha Rosd
until and has been for timc degut ~ the
Chicago and Rock Island Company. The directors OF this
company for rf ~ U- know who our
fellow shareholders therefore, obi ged g. iaNor 20
copBuuo2ie with you tholgh the public press Nr JO1n
Newell Chcago as icd To De aCandiae Tor direct
the coming election, AMI with This exception We snJl
regular ticket iran the stockholders vino think NT.
Newell will be good representative OF their viii
nlucs aCliesst OF stock held
q proxy VIII be sent them 10 sign.
WILLIAM r. VANDERBILT,
$50 Iiffa.Ve, NeIy-AsTk.
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11vE s1n.K .tARKEra-RY TELEaRArn

J. l. / A
rf-trtt0 ADr - -rgi0sRrccpts to-day $50 head o'1
fr week tlp4fff 1000 head same flNe last week t1l
bend ryu.isred through $50 cars uohlns douS; tl 30
1p,I fNa F6 %; oxen, I'dtI no. IASht Butchers
- ~ A.. s. So. Good ButchcIg's - ID as 30.
l,eceip. dlg 900 heal t0t1 oi week nus ny
IL j head. fJg sam. Last week, tlD heat ch'snSi
through ~ c1r. mar.ct steady anil hlgl tu!t 10 0o1d
Weston - 50ej o. Choice 70 Fancy % '5aSJ 30 west
EN- l.amb'. So O1GPt co. ...-
Tar 300 bead. fur s~ms t.u4 lat wc.h 100 neat
le6.il- M,,D'. - 30 - 10 Good Mediums, s6 90 q
- Is. ll@-. - oDde' 20
CHICAGO April .51ae D.or-r Jor1H7. reports Ii5q' 10.
c.tuf4 $1,000 hUt.. -Ii.W ufS HtF heat l-l". 'il Is
o. 54i l.Irt; i.nug'i ractius, tj4u01J 80 rack ing,
AND shipping - 81 s0 -o Llsht - 4'Gs' 90 ~A- Il D'
C.,.-re.cip,, 300 head; shipments, % head; mar
r.t s..W and lower Exports 81 - So -. COOL %"
C4occ oupgls % 600 - ids Common TO Medium 80 III
81 5-ae,a.p's io9E shipments lioT market stead,
Inferior to }ai, rj ,5Hfl '' u idim 10 tv,o -"V'
- ID. Choice O. .Ara. - ia -p - it1i' 60 o. -
&c. Io.I-. Nlru -l.I"l>-lrtv,- te.r' 3 =, 90 y4l
'rni :. ,iD htlts Light - 5p@@' 80. F1tNer' - 30
O. B., -5. butchers. ID -u0oi ~ .. ..-....
taf'I.-.o,eipt- 700 mead; oIpmcn;5 $500 bead; i.Soi
80 ~ go, COOL % lifth Shippers - 'u"T ~
common t1 Medium, uoa "lj ~t,'@'t' ana f''i9i'
81 .DesJ %. 49,. ,-..-... q, -,, ,.-t rus..
rior 10 F1 - 75nti 80. Medium 10 C01L - 1890 't
Choice. - tDlfO %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
financial.
DONDHOLDERS

~ 81 The
SOTTHEASTERN DIVISION
NJ the Toledo Cincinnati and 81 Lons Railroad Company
formerly T. D. q y. r. g. Co.. are requested 10 communicable
"a with the unders regarding the Trust Agrecbent
which as already been signed holders o. large number
~ boEds. GRO. <. DANIELS,
For Tho Committee. AZ Congress-, Boston.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY
" RGHT~We viii hay sell the right 10 subscribe 10
The new issue Of Chicago Burlington and quincy Railroad
stock. CHARLES HEAD g. CO.
Lat Neg wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
April p, 1SSL

THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

i.sf0rv m.cF dwelling, With lot 40 II East 9thst,
n. @J24 OF Broadway, l0t 2jXJ25; Anna Mac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD

fixed for first mOita b6nlhOders the above
divisions unite their interests and them selves from
threatened complete loss Of their security expires May 10
All Information given at the Office ~ The B0ndboGers Com
nittee No 81 BeayeT-s. NewI0ra II you cannot apply
personally send address stating nature and amount or secur
tiles and circular Will be forwarded.
DOSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS bought and
snd also Genital American Transit stock and FIeeant
and spring Valley Mining stocks, - ,..-,.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-29
Queen Vic.Oria's fIOmel;ncsS.

In one word, Queen though she be,
she is IN everything woman Of
homely Impressions and homely alice
tons. She thinks no do,nestlcs to be
compared with her most devoted do
mestics; no girls cleverer and sweeter
than her daughters; no courage more
admirable than Der sons She was
pleased with getting DR.. Norman
MacLeod's authority for being as
much at Balmoral as she pleased, as
if DR.. Norman Macleod had been her
constitutional adviser, instead Of one
Of her spiritual advisers. She is far
from feeling too exalted to take pleas
ure in being advised to do what she
wishes to do. She is far from feeling
too exalted to be vexed by continual
rain in beautiful country, or by los
ing her luggage, SO she cannot retire
without announcement specia! arrange
ments.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-29
he Owned q Newspaper.

81 am sorry for you, sir, but my
daughter has been brought up toa life
OF luxury, aud | can never allow her to
become your wife"
"But you forget, sir. | am prosper
Gus broker"
Eyes, | know; but the markets are
very uncertain, and you may be poor
man Tomorrow"
"But | own a rolling mill, too"
$50 ! understand, but the iron bust
ness is subject to great huctuations.' >,
Sand | have three WOODEN factories
am member of Il jobhing firm, and
own II large amount of real estate"
"All Of them uncertain properties
Even real estate is being ruined bv
high taxes. Have you nothing else p
'Hes, own newspaper"
"Oh, ] beg your pardon. Take her,
my dear boy; she is yours
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-04-29

The Idaho Register is doing
good work in exposing Eastern adver-
Using frauds; and our only regret in this
connection is that it is rather late for
the TIMES, since we have already lost
considerable money through these
Eastern b,lks. In chatging L. p.
Fisher, Of San Francisco, with dishon-
csty, we, however, think that he does
him gross injustice. Mr.. Fisher has
been our agent in San Francisco for
more than 10 years, and we have
never had any trouble with him. AT
the end of every Vlartes we send a
request for balance due, and it comes,
accompanied by statement, within
10 days.