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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07
Special Notices.

2PSClal NOClCGS,
Call on Sheets, Dullnig block. ls-tf
See our neokwear for fall,
l0-2O-lmo. PANcoAsT q SoN.
Call on Sheets, Dullnig block. ls-tf
The German Rhenish Military band
viii play this week, Sunday being the
last day, ut the Mission garden. SGT
Table board at Central hotel at 81 80
per week. Regular board 81 per day.
If you want good trunk, cheap, call
on Sheets, Dullnig block.
Those are nobby checks in ready made
suits, at Panooast q Sons. 10-20-lmo.
Just received, 500 bushels Irish pota-
toes direct from Iowa, to be sold lower
than the lowest by Calhoun & Meek. If
IL you want good trunk. cheap, call
on Sheets, Dullnig block.
Call on Sheets, Dullnlg block. ls-tf
Closing out fine shoes at Sheets.
Our custom department Is superior
this fall. Finest Of imported and domes-
tic goods. PANCoAsT d SoN.
Stetson hats and all leading brands at
Sheets, Dullnig block.
Closing out fine shoes at Sheets.
Mr.. +. Umsoheid is now proprietor OF
the Kropp saloon, on the corner of Ala
mo and Villita streets, and now has one
Of the neatest saloons In the city. Best of
liquors and cigars always on hand. He
invites all TO give him a call. ll-l-6t
Gents fine furnishing goods at Sheets.
Hats, everything new for fall, at
lO-2O-lmo. PANCoAsT IL Sons.
YOUNG MAN, your sweetheart would enjoy
your ~ pany m ~ " YOU would r move the
tobacco smell ard status from your teeth by
using OliIDONpu only " cepis u hex liquid
and powder. at Kalteycr's.
Look at our show windows.
10-20-1mo. PANcoAsT q SoS.
Prettiest neckwear at Sheets, Dullnig
block. 1O-1S-tf
FoR relieving and curing all forms of Con-
geetiVe and Nervous Headache, Bilious Head
ache md Sick lieadnche, keeping the bowels
free nnh preserving the system IN n healthful
condition, MORLEY's T-X-5 LIVER PILLS
standi ahead. Sold by Kateycr
Mr.. Juan Manuel Chavez, one OF our
most respectable citizens, has formed
partnership with Mr.. Naroiso Leal in the
live stock and general commission bust
ness. The firm will be Leal 4 Chavez.
The friends of both these gentlemen are
requested to continue their liberal
patronage. l-2S-Gm
Emanuel Abrahams. the Cash Grocer,
has just received the following new
goods: Mess pork, mess beef, new
Whitaker hams, smoked beef to be sold
at bottom figures for cash at 2O6 Com
merce street. l1-3-6t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Carpenter and builder, 2l5 West Com
merce street, next Daily Express. Store
fitting a speciality. All kinds of jobbing
promptly attended to. S-2G G-m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

The Frank d. Zottarelli Company will
furnish first class music throug-
out the coming season for balls and par
ties. The band is composed of the best
talent In the city and will insure salts
faction whenever called upon. Give us
a trial. Address Gl2, Avenue T..
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

For ready-made clothing and gents
furnishing goods, is at l.. Wolfson's.
The greatest variety and the largest
stock to select from. In prices compe-
tition defled. Call and see him before
making your purchases. You are al
ways welcome to call and examine
goods and prices, whether you buy or
not. 10-2l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

This popular gentleman and most ex-
cellent German dialect comedian, holds
the boards at Turner opera house to-
night as "John Mishler," one of the
finest. He is great. Go see him.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

w. 4. Trammell is the San Antonio.
Western Texas and Mexico agent OF
Mr.. II. l.. Hawks. the lightning rod man
OF Texas. Competition and prices will
be met from all quarters, and estimates
Will be given on application. II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Mince meat, plum pudding, creamery
butter, Swiss cheese, Limburger cheese
at the Cash Grocery Store Of Emanuel
Abrahams. 206 Commerce street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07
Direct Importatiol

OF French eordials, clarets, rhine wines.
ale and porter to be found
at the Cash Grocery Store of Emanuel
Abrahams, 206 Commerce street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

As "John Mishler," one of the finest; at
Turner opera house tonight.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Saturday, November s, at 10 a. M, of
elegant furniture, the entire contents of
the fourth two-story house In Lambert's
row, No. 40 Garden street, consisting of
beautiful walnut and ash bedroom set,
carpets, mirrors, dining-room and
kitchen furniture complete, to be sold
without reserve. House to rent.
DAN j. CoIT0S, Auctioneer,
ll-0-2t Office 404 East Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

As "John Mishler," one of the finest; al
Turner opera house tonight.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Two mules. not under 10 hands high,
and not older than five years, at
1l-1-Gt GUENTHER's Mills.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

As John Mishler," one of the finest; at
Turner opera house tonight.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Prettiest neokwear AT Sheets, DullniQ
block. iO.ls-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Prettiest neckwear at Sheets. Dullnig
block. iO-ls-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

As 'John Mishler," one of the finest; at
Turner opera house tonight.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Taught by II. Thorud, Gl2 Avenue +.
Terms reasonable. lO-2l-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07
Gus Williams.

Gus Williams,
As "John Mishler," one Of the finest: at
Turner opera house tonight.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07
READ. READ. READ.

100 pcs Fancy Brooaded at 30. per yard.
100 pcs Plain and Fancy at l0c. per yard.
10 pcs Black Wool Cashmere at 35c.,
worth soc.
10 pcs Black French Cashmere at 50c.,
worth 674c.
10 pcs Black French Cashmere at Co.,,
worth SIZE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-07

Closing out fins shoes at Sheets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30
corrov YARKnrs-BY rgLr1aApn.

LIVERPOOL April 29.-l130 p. m.-Cotion dulf Middias
Cplands 3.i6di DO orleans jlld sales COO 02e@,
Including 500 bales speculation aud cu"r rceipts ID
bs es including bales American Futures p.aui- Lor
Midi,ng clause Nay and June delivery. a6td DO Juns
and July delivery. i4-j4d also I3tt". to. July nd
August delivery l0.54d; also 1854 10 August adj
Sepfan )r delivery 254di also 2t+d - ~~ptember
and Oct0bl- delivery l9t4d; DO October and Nu"mnee
delivery Sold. Do sepel delivery --]-4 Futures
dull but steady. 800. 49,
American. Mddmg Ip4nds. 9'-li 10 Orrin' p "a ~
tures-Upands Low Middng clause Aprl delivery bHtf.
sellers. DO April and Nay delivery so4d ,eers 10 nay
and delivery 64d sellers; DO June and InY &c FeIIs
l}64d buyers do July aud August delivery I'D.
bvef4 10 August and september delivery -c4d buyers
september and october delivery l5tAd buyers Do sfs-
t..I Jer delivery. o 2j-b4d sellers.
p m-,'ott -Futures-Uplsnds Low Mttling clsusc.
April dtar. J64d sellers do Apru and Nay ielFegs
1t4d settlers. May AMI June delivery 3oSd. .eieif
do june anl JFy delivery LOAD. buyers DO Jny snt
August I'D. ygrr l--t4d sellers do August ant rpemc<r
delivery q z2lid september aud october ieliveY.
Is ll5id ya.ue t0 sop suHer delivery, -t-c4L OIyaL
,sr,r5s A5aI' D., otton oriet. Middling. Il1i Lew
Mllas, Il 70 Good tri.ai ~ | f ne ana s'o'S AeSekes
a. I4e-; slrt 4 bales; stl'k II a. bales. $50
saEfNNAu. April - Cotton nn.ns Nitflng II u LSS
Nlddn- d. Ouot ordinary. lo li lI elpf- Oa-fsi
ciol. RECEIPTS los bales. sal e. - bales. -" "4 baes
N.w OELtAvs. 8 Pcl ton Gu { ~ ns 10 ~
MIdIns. il ilt, Good Ordinary ~ l..i.. ..t te'9pi
Isl Il.rs. gross 800 bales s.c 300 OAss so-A it' e
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30
THE NETuAYIrES STEAL 4 MARCH,

Deacon J. z. Foster has not neglected the
welfare OF Parson j. P Newman. Monday ne passed. ID"
wrestling with Trustee HOpkins's volumnous auua''''
and bis can struggle was to maFKeu eA
,cnt Sucees n so successful was IT, That ater lot :
council with ex-DeacOu Wright and the parson ne cae
nm Chief Justice sedgwck and laid proposition oeo'7
him Of which he had some doubts. But Judge
sedgwick. after hearing the deacon's plea signed a
paper which modified the injunction so far al 10 permit
the ex-uarte pastor to preside at onghts prayefhee,
Ing without the terror OF the law Not Only was ne d.
lowed to hold praycrmeetnSs but also to lecture 1Aen
the deacon left Judge sedswcs house and there was
rejoicing in the Newman camp.
-hora was a disposition the part OF llr Fanny ,
friends to believe that Deacon Foster mao sJoieh
unon them: but they didn't say SO. Ihey se,l anu
marked. II doesn't make any difference We nav ~,
lie trustees unGer our thumb anyway bolH p'Iues ~
snre that thew will win tomorrow, and they sD' o3'I
discussing what they going TO 10 Win tAe a4'"'
-, ..f,,- btr,eeis and his
followers Or I,annev was preparing for the n&AJ II y
nce vas crowded with his adhercnts. ana some one I
tIat Mr. Washburu the counsel was there ESQ bIL
fgiuqs and the comngs We're kept profound auu "l-i
secret II was dyulged finally thdt the meeting d. Ou
which intended 10 lay out course o! acllou ~ any
event and arrange for new fight suoud 10 p"
bstfe he los Az one Of the dcaccns put 10: We uiy
lose our fight; IL will be fault II we 40, anu I'tos
nf1nr Thar fact we viii ocknoWlcigc Odl ueIe
hut we win continue 70 make It supremely fearuIy an.
wonderfully unpleasant for Newman before we give up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth River Vessels and R1Hrorfs.
NETWORK April 90, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. April 30, lSs


ASHES-There have been a few sales Of POts at 4@4sc
and Pearls remain steady at q % lie.
Ri 1rm In their visws 1wlng 70 ,nS
moderate supplies fair at "a 3tc ior western au
Southern.
BUILDING MATERIALs-A general steadnes Is noticed
the undertone is quite god q1BS aeendaIe &c
Tent 81 H. American % Portland Do F,5i.bSs So
Eastern Spruce, sl3GSl7; White Pine, - oU 49,
for West India shipping Boards Yellow Pine 80 I
e22 Hard WoOds-WIlte Wood. S23 1898 per car e.
Hickory s50s55; Cherry. slOGSI9; Ches'n n1o5s55
Maple so 1882 Mails - 20 per keg for 10 10 eCo'
CHICORY-Ground 50 . PC - ,,t,o, h,,
C)AL-In Anthracite the movement continues ln' ~,
prices quite steady nearly all qualities cagoes io-
side s. 5aSl -. bituminous In moderate denahu HAu
steedy NJ "A S. 35 - ooaoeo
COCOA-Quiet and about steady. Maracaibo 25@Zoc"
Trinidad, l. 0l7c; Bahia lSc.; ~ Domingo lC@
COFFEE-sp0t Pro Quiet but steady Far, lOGlUtCi
l0t bags 'Humbodt." sol pirate terms Op'.Oa,
points higher anil closed drm though me tIAe VIZ
small 1000 bags delivered on contracts SAFES -
$50: July. 6Oe365i Ausust $500 70; eeptegTDeTT
AM October s.75GSS0; AMI December SO Go5' Du anu
asked Mild grades steady but quiet ,.,.,
COOPERAGF STOCk-Alth0ugh trade has been uOierit..
a. "OGfj 40; Hoops ioet S'2GS36 DO. II ieet 30
-2s Moias'es SHOCKS and Heads s. lOat2 - sugar.
do - nch 81 y o. do 3j inch = 6oGs 6ci on
shocks New Heads inch. 81 4paSl A. 40 80 men
81 I5aSl 20: Od Shook7 without Heads, Gojci KUN
SHOCKS and Heads s. 75Tt+ dO Pipes toGF'. o.. ,,,t,
COEDAGE-n better demand ana uim az I4' l'' 'i"i'
COTroN-SDoi Cotton quiet a7i 30. lover sales, 90
bales Delivered on contracts. 100 bales Receipts at the
to- -3J bales, against 20 ldal "e'N' 'i..
fTli last year september l. O5-l bales against
fOi.1-j during TIE same period last season.. ~
rhe quotations according 10 the American c''sA'''o" A0
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30

aAxs @ss Win CUT nofS here s ne
m m eae nut sss. 1000 Pcssd BELIEF.
c E soGS IF ssn an ISL boxes 49, Boston a.
SSr. s ~ P ess' H"o5.a ri1Sf
der. sc Smoked Hams 10 ga sc n. o% a
Clear Newy9rs quoted az sS sc soT sisstf
HOGS fully .c lower on dull trsiae and gplle.
city Heavy to Light 7s 5B1 9sdg ca,S
Io At the oPpRsb as s e aeG
sSr break 81 Bs III from 5Sst
Of points closing however with less a;nness Ih,T.
we're &C. below holders views grade o. spot 500
e.. o' JS 30. 's So nay ST. ' co.ns fl9i s
Sgy sIS closing 75 es5e 2o e te' s
CSC city steam teams aa and lover 20 sA5O
BUTTEk-The movement Is without espeIa life Exporters
remain quiet and demand from the trade !. ony 70 I9ve
Creamery a9c, Renn.ylvana do 2sa25e Western a.
Welsh Tubs 52g26S STATE FfrEtn sand Tubs Isd26c
5te Westerns stsi bag II sc western Factory ie
CHtEsErhe market has not varied in any p3rcar Ihs g
quoted 2sl5c Earto Choice New loelcS for , Gc2d
with dgl IRA ing state l}ss 3e Canadian 10 aIo''ci
southern - lac; western i4sa4 ,p , ,sc, - be
upward The southern are strong Her trade e
Fair f sS5d ne GoD aSS' prime GSSS Choice
a. 9AGg7ej HHa9g9oG9 ,sc PTn a. SS .9Si
SUGAR Raw duh and nominal fair 6l695 Sc es'i
az &c Far for July $40 Refined du, and
44Ys%g47Ae caSc., &C. GripnIatsd Gl5i,e Mould
&c; Confoctonersy A." Gc standard A. say - oc ~
A. J,s1 a.: White Extra &C" j7ac3'4ci Extra ~
5ad5l?c &C." 5}4UJitc Yellow 7st0c. 800 . o.
sTEARGNE-Quet but very steady. sales, 1000 Cly
Lard at 9i,c and 5000 70 Qeomargariue at $ %
TALLOW-Dun and declining. Prime City quoted az q
Lice. Sales $1,000 b. at az l-l6c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hr1n Lugs the spot, - s9itc I;
Leaf G03c u Good IN both cases seed Lear
0rpt and srcaiy sales l-o2 onsin LAY
seed 2. a4Oc; 200 I~S3 do do private terms o3t 49,
Prnnsvlvant 4l0Ifc; 100 l~-3 >ru ana otConu' anu
FILTERS private tcrs 80 bales Havana s0c4s 10 100
bales -u-rafrl. - % n 700. - 49,.
TEAEUa ard weak G0n r. pan fortune 'old at23 sc
Is GOO % japan were del Fered on contract -
VOOITf or nothing OF interest has tr3nspred The
Gales have small the ulJeroEes by DO means sas
factory and refuse grant further cJncr,so
The .Y mos ouent IN manufacturing circles IS hndrance
10 4 &c "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30
TRANSACTIONS N EEL EST4TE.

The auction sales at the Exchange SalcsroomS
Yesterday were comparatively unmportmt John f.
smvth sold for the city. No l. Bmlmg slip to X D..
a. ard for SO 500 Nos ls6 and ISIS South fHtAaVe 10
Edward e. BOYD for $500 and the gore lo No. loI
Fast Fiftv-sccond-st. 10 Delaney Ncon for So''3O
Richard V Harnett sold Nos. 23I 233 and 23j East
Ooobupdrcd and for S2i, l25 Peter
Never sold the warehouse Nos 3S and 800 Southst 70
Henry Bidlow for $4,000
The deed OF the recent purchase by Alfred A. DaIh- Oh
tbo Twenty third Street Theatre for 81 $4,000 was re-
corded Yesterday at the Registers Office In consideration
~ 30 600 Gilbert Gswod and SIX others the former
owners Of the property have transferred all Their inter
oct N ~ Daring James d. Fish has purchased n mum
her Of buliags on the nth side Of Thirty west
NJ sivtb-avc for SI22 800. For 100000 the
trustees OF samuel J.. Mitchell nave eNecUt-d 20
lie Standard oil Company a release o. lhcii. Il.'
aud interest 10 tho promises No, 'o-..,rN,''
rrar- lease of the exhib lion bgldn- az an annual Ieht4
NJ Il 600 A loan Of r640OO has been OBTAINED upon
tbe lea srLcd from stephen De -ar'cT, Inc NcN-l "tA
E-crtv Tor the Relief o. the widows or NeNcal men Ma
.J~orec6 y loan of 40 900 % Mr. and Mrs. J. ID.
ilIr-5t. anon the premises no 80 John-st t1-NeYoT
4 godfrey Guuth-r and bis VIE nave 'oitoNel
100000 from the executors OF John Autnncloss upon
Tie bndnes and property Nos - be' ST. 80 'o ...ot
I,-i. 900 were assigned TO he trust rs OF the NG-
No~k' Presbvtcry ~ various religious socicueS. me
Rochester ard Pttsburg Railroad Company mas l-'9ec
,lo bo11- Of the denomination OF lODO N3fh Whlcu
hova been arsfcrred boy instrument recorded ln me
Iecster' Office To the Union Trust Company o. huNlt'
Among the pr0vIsOUs Is one Wlird lctte1 ttl tAr i
cecis of go OF the b0aGs shall be invested lh ih-
stool which viii consist Of go ears and TO locomotives
Jbese have been purchased provided for sixty 4Gp
por-nottou cars valued az $500 each, were ';.-c- %
he company recently on the leiseAo.d p.~a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30

lower for June and e higher for July than yssssy sales
:;ss:e, s s'sss sss i.s,s AZ, {. :ss
sS S ga az e pi1asr @esSs4 sns so:.d .y
s s1.n I's =. 53 e.'n 5 70 q 5s
sJgS re- closing a. ss a,4 al 'S Sa . 1910 aS..a
ar Fsr. un.s; g sed . I,ssstt
si2Io sdvsnced OsI2Lc and closed eady sale. ranged.
si'4 Go4sI Iu ls .s ~ % Closing
az ~ Jgy 81 i9es7 9o.,Hs At .7 ss5snd .sd
Hom mai a%shsas.G 'sl, ,nssS Cash sssSsss.7a
ssyss Siosns 4 ST. ssss so 'Jay sssp@ sse7s.
s S.Bs g. 70 h9sas a. & d.msns ouS.r
81 rs short Rio 20 slor, c.sr s-5 Bn,,sr ssssr
diiTe. sugar staoa-ra 79..sei Ont Loaf sSsh e'
PisshtsNcorn 70 Rssao 2i.c Rsesipi. Foar 900 66.
Wheat $1,000 bush! Corn 5000 ou,h oats - 900
Flour 10000 bbs. wheat 1900 busb Corn. .,LpQo
6ash
rHILAD,traA Apra 2o-roar- Mlisei sal',. End M
90 soI ErIa. - ,r De- :. 3 30 brs I -
= 3jns5 Sos d. straight s. aqte u lea' AT .oaia
Winter wheat Patent 8 % $50 7o wien Baker. lear
. o. Napeso', B Beer. pssn. .so - @ ~. Sonf
ant Gee orsrnss and prices d.S9.d e. "a ~ me sai
speculation moderately active and There as iie r.
sqis doPs FOR .1Po No ss E r. sa u e e52 e.
Red Apr q 90 19sI q May; 81 O. a. o' = Jgne -
orn~rbe market opened weak On adyces shirp dHs
a G at Ss f oae 2'f Sse u the & S1o INA I'd
there was ilo speculative tr"ins fiet IN NE suy ,p
2e lower nneer light demands ssn ATsl 90 tgc. a PoIs
Richmond 81 L 10 In gram depot 81 @b 20 -ail itlsh
81 &c sal Mixed 1priI so a6olie. Nav jotao,.ci
June o'Ldtlcj July ol 40O e 'at-- ne M Aet -
lyIt demand No Mixed. 2lc 40 White. a.. lot
No White So 10 VIII" - - "a az 9tuF -
G4ii,c Provisions aeef-Ciy family 81 o5ast Is;
do Packet. slI o0 10 SO Nee. .i-asi- Be'f Ham,
~ SOC ~. India Mess Beef m q r,'' % Do $50 IT'D
Prime Meas. q tuIelf 5u Hams rmo.rl l.4 ia - 90
p fu.y cured "a lz'.c Snos t'~ 'n al ~ Pc 30
smoked. 7asa.c. -hou ler' pcSe car D. 81 90. 'u.t -
n ,ULc 4nl nn 'Cify Hliuef 50 ~ 80 ln. .
~ r. Butchers Loos', sso0as- p Butte .di. aH' ac.
si.4sf E1'la '7 79sc t0-aS and Ett, ~
ito Fr.t~, p 2c Western .xtrn- -oct western go
L c cheese dral for Choice otr ScTIS o.. Fa ra.
- 3 l2ct Weste,R Ful iran, ch1c: So. Mtca
do fail skins 2D.c Sl{lT- Raw nlnnu. 'ri hsn -
f 9acr, to" Sfc F1d stronger. io SMSf Rga u W
-. So Petroleum duh bat s,lly Refined 90 ohs 80 a.
Corr 10 300 6ushl Oais / 900 pisa slDmeuts-wless
1900 bush: Corn. 27uOO busl.' ultt 900 plsn
81 90 "a s.. Cioice. = djlt, 70 Fancy = % . -
Wheat acivei 81 he', o. D. ct'h. Way. 90
All re Year d i,c 30 RED Fan SOL cero over
and inactive. sales 40 Ole for cash .n's@ g.
II &C. Al he Year oats aull a. 81 ~c ca,r "a ',e Mar.
- " &c. AT The Year. Rye pNr m I'D .tN, Bar
stead, al DO Fll1sscd nominal - s. BAY All
Timothy 81 asl1 trIir. t.1afl5 10 bi1n Gn', % IS
Provi.oas du and lower P9rk So - can 81 l 80;
e 20 Snort clear - ~ B.ron1Loa ear - ~
short RID. 81 211t9 -. short Gear : i ltsi dIi !d
bush. Corn 81 900 bush. oats $1,000 BUSH. 49,, J. 90
bush; Barley 1000 bush. >aDn,rt'-li9- tt e1.t.
wheat l7ogo busL' Cora $4,000 Oos4 uit' 100. onin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30

and our market sympathized with II, but kept abont
per cent below the Philadelphia price all the time
The trunk line shares, excepting Erie, show small
advances with moderate business, although there
was general calling in of loaned Lake Shore STOCK
and il was made to command premium of s per cent
for use. Denver and Rio Grands was especially
weak at 12A9105sd114. Central Paclnc also
was specially weak; with unusually large trans
actions, il decire ed from 547s to 80, and AFTER
rally to Ola, finally closed at 50l2 But taking tine
market as a whole and considering the depressing
influences of the special weak spots 1t presented
firm front: and perhaps the basis for rally OF
some Importance has been laid.
The market for Government bonds was quiet ana
without feature. except that the bids for the Is
are of L. per cent Annexed are the closing quota
tiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30

LryEsFoOL, Apr - Pro7oa3-Bt cpa-t "a ci'.
4Os, Long Clear Ndlles 4s DE-. ~.lrt 'i--. ST. ~.
4is. 81. short tbs, 4js u4 -h1ulder '3t pen ~ 30
for extra Gniln Ies lucla Mess. f4.f tIAb
Ness - Oh. pei 5b.: Prime Nos. L-sis-u Ne.t-
ern $50 Llri-An .citsn, g, 6is PlrLe -st-ru e..
Lard OH, ut Hams Long CIt, 49, . -.Il..st" =
Burter, 5i@ per cvt. tpr nn'"- iu-ti -I4''f -
American Cu0ce - = Jd Wls4rirI western ~i.Af ~ -
ais jI : Rel Winter, = H. 80 per c.U'I. t-'ls
- O.; New Western Winter = ldi sew Nit.d W .tten.
- Sd ais Id. per GENITAL COrn-Nrei oii 's -i -.
new Zd. per Genital PrOiIce-~p.sts D. lirp'I:il'-
-. Id DO az London ~, 80 per cwL Hedlcl 70
eum I'd. per gallon Clover se@l-Amtrrsn ifi Aii'
a54s per cwt. r4l0w 35s o. per cwt Hn-il- ouin1i.
Is Oh Pale. 9s . los 81 Lin'eei OIL Us 'd per rWt
stuls-Thc .eipts NJ tOr TIE pas i' 4ft
were 20 900 centas including 10000 American. i, %
of corn. 800 celtais. $500. .
Der ton. calcutta Linseed, i3s q per quartz, D
sect Cake RehDed Petroleum, al a. -
per gallon. spirits OF Turponune - ~ per ~
: perm Oh, SC4G tp3 per ton. ho,in-Commou .. -.
pale Ss ais PrOvIsI0n8-Lari, AS I'd. per cwt zoe
American. sugar - 81 PISS 81 cwt for u4 ntf-
tusa p0arLns JjD, All AJs Oi CLOS o. .Ji OA-A -a%
coyadO ruulLnz il1sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-30
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSI0y STOCKS
BJsrON. April -, IS: l.
TUESDAY, April 29-p. NJ.

TUESDAY ADili 49,. VI.
The interest in to-days stock market was
centred 10 the operations in a few stocks. Tie
general temper Of the market seemed to be so eX-
tremely weak and the decline in prices for three or
four stocks was so marked that probably many OF
those persons who dcyotedth entire Gay to watch
ing the various changes viii be surprised, upon
comparing the closing figures OF to-day with yes
terdays last prices, to discover that not few of
the leading stocks show final gains. The business
Of the day amounted % jG2O31 shares, but Of that
five stocks contributed $4,000 shares-Union
Pacific. 100 300 Western Union, = 400 Reading.
8O1OO; - Paul, $4,000. and Del@-
ware. Lacaawaaua and Western $4,000
shares. OF these five stocks, two show
important declines and the other three hnal gains
OF from r 10 p per cent. II was Union Paci1c ana
Western Union, however which attracted the most
attention and which show the declines The prices
of both suffered sharp decline immediately after
the opening and after that 1uctuated frequently
within 4 range Of la per cent; bnt the final quo
tqtious, which are the lowest of the day show de-
clines Of per cent for Union Pacific and 1875 for
Western Union. Central Of Ncw-Jersey rose from
III, 70 Il and ended at 1919. That movement
affected Reading so that it rose from 4li2a IL IS
10 4tls but Il closed at 425s. The Jersey
Central movement had its origin in corner
which the arbitrage dealers between IhIIa-
delphia and New-YoJk have worked them
selves into by buying in this market ana sell
ing in Philadelphia at period when the ua-sler
books are closed, so that the stock cannot ne o"-
charged from one transfer Office 10 another ana
New-York certificates are not IA good delivery III
Phiadelpbia: hence the dealers form themselves
long " in New-York and &" short in Philadelphia
The scarcity of the stock in Philadelphia vas the
occasion Of advance there to 81 for the stock