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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
JEFFERSON CITY.
An Ex-Dsputy United States
Marshal Arrested for
Swindling.
Prisoners Received at the Pen.
itentiary-Personal and
General.
special to the Bsgss.
JBrFlxsoS CRY, March 8.

s pseiAl to the Bsgss.
JRFFHEsoS CRY, March 8.
Rev w. B Palmors is in Versailles
Mr.. s. w. Cox returned yesterday from
8 trip to Benton county.
Mr.. Wallace Williams, of the Fulton
Telegraph, was in the city yesterday.
The auditor yesterday registered Sl0.-
900 of Lafayette county per cent refund
ing compromiss bonds.
Frank Nsrryman. a we'll knewn young
attorney and politician of s.. Louis, 10 in
the city on business with the governor.
DIR. Vim. Stoddard will deliver his
popular lecture on Manners" ut the Meth
odist church In this city on Tuesday next.
Hon. John o. Day chairman of the dem
ocrstic central committee, is In the city ut
tending supreme court. He says 4 com
miltee meeting will not DO held earlier
than April he 18th.
Mrs. Emily Sanford, matron of the
female department at the psDitentisry, is
in Fredericktown, Madison county, where
she went To attend the China wedding of
Of Judge Thomas Holiday, ex state s.-
ditor.
Judges W. T. Roberts, James NJ.
Angel and w. p futile, gentlemen consIi
iuting the county court of Boone county,
and NJ g. Quinn, the assessor of the ssme
county, arrived in the city yesterday for
the purpo.e of comforting with the state
board Of equaliz alton regarding assessment
of real estate.
The following prisoners we're delivered
10 Warden Willis Yesterday: By j. b.
johnson, sheriff of Oregon county. George
S,ewsrt, sentenced TO two years for grand
larceny. BY J. A. Jackson, sheriff of Mon
roe county: + b. Blanchard, under SEN
ieuce of four years for LARCENY in dwelling
house BY David A. Glenn, sheriff of Cald-
we'll county: Richard T.. Williams, SEN
tence Of three years for burglary.
W. H. Houghawout, formerly
deputy United States marshal, was CEN
vicIe1 in the United States district court
yesterday on a charge of collecting illegal
fes The case is we'll known, and this 10
second rial. He Was &C
omitted ON the st charge, bat was not so
for,unate this time The defendant has
filed motion for new trial and also eI-
ceplions 10 the chirge to the jury, and has
given bond in the sum OF 81 500.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
Through the Ice.

Milwaukee, March S-While skating on
the lake off Racine, Alexander Jones, four
years of age, disappeared through an air
hole and his companions, who rushed to
his assistance, saw him through the clesr
ice twenty feet from the hole where he was
swept by the under current and tried TO
break through to him with their skates
while be bumped with his head, but they
could not break the ice and ne drowned IS
they gaiZed on him.
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~. Louts Market.

ST. LOUIS. March s.
FLOUR-Narkst unchanged; family, 81 1565 50;
choice, 81 S0va4 IS; fancy, s. 2596 %.
WHEAT-Rsrket shade better; No. red 81 oe11
al 1919 cash; 1924 March; 81 lls46l liz May;
81 lo3I91 fG54 June; IL sls4ol va July; ss54e
991ae year; Ne. red. ST coal eo13
COIsS-Nsrket higher; 4s1sGls1ze cash $3.50
March; 4ss4e Aerl; ses4G5l14e Nay; 5lH952s
June; 6S1s@5S1ac Jsly.
OATs-isrket very slew; sssses4. cash; $40
3S5sc Nav.
RYE-Nsrket easy st 57Iz95s11e bid.
BARLEY-Qsiet az s5Gs0s.
LEAD-Aarket steady at s. IS.
BUFTER-Aarket unchanged; creamery, 80
@S4c; dairy 2OS27s.
EGGS-Narkst easier 1se.
FLAXSEED-Slowat 81 90.
HAY-Uschsuged; prairie, IS sO91s 80; tim
sthy, sl1 Oo1l5 90.
BRAN-LOwsr at SEE at mill
CORN HEAI-Quiet ut 81 50.
WHISKG-Steady at 81 1S.
PROVISIONS-Narkets slow aad unchanged; emily
small job lots.
PORK-Jobbiag, SIT 12Z.
LARD-NOminally AZ SO 70.
BULK AEATS-Loag clear, 50 1909 Is; short
ribs s. a5qs 80; short clear s. 50@9 IS.
BACON-Loug ssar, . 50; short rib, So s7H8
80; shsrt clear, sic 12L.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

In Kansas City the relatives Of a
grass widow, named Belle Clark, are
trying to have her confined in an in
sane asylum. The only reason alledged,
that she il insane il the fact that she
has taken to the life of a barlot, in
order as she says to b.ttsr provide,
herself with the necessities Of life.
She il connected highly and it is pre-
suned her family desire her incarcer-
alton, to save themselves from morti-
fcation.
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Here 10 Burdetts temperance to
young men: just you quit. With
out oath, resolution or promise.
Simply quit. If you have young
mans weakness for beer, wine or
whisky, az the railroad says "Shut
her off," There il no trouble about it.
Let ne tell ysu there il Ne harm in
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
hATrHRs MUCH.

at matters little where Wa born,
ar IL my parents we're rich or poor
whether they shrank from the old worlds scorT
or walked in the pride Of wealth secure;
But whether live An honest man
And hold NY liberty arm In my eluteh,
tell you, brother, plain a. su,
II matters much.
It matters little how loug stay
In a world of sorrow and carr
whether in youth am called away,
Or live till my bones pale aad bare;
But whether do the best can
To soften the weight OF adye.sities toaeh
On the faded cheer Of my fellow man,
10 matters mach"
&c.
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Blocked by Snow.

L.coni,, \. II March S.-Tws feet of
snow fell here last night. A strsng wind
drifted the snsv and entirely blocked rail-
road travel IN this vicinity. On the Bos-
ton, Concord and Montreal railroad three
trains are blocked at Lake Village, two at
Plymouth, and two locomotives serailed
near Weirs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

whisky. 1t does not and cannot hurt
ysu-if you don't drink it. That's all
you have to do. Don't be fanatic.
Don't be q reformer. Don't be q
prohibitisnist lunatic. Just simply
don't drink, and all the whisky in
America can't make you drunk if you
don't drink any of it. Whisky never
vet hurt q man who didn't drink it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

An eminent physician of St. Louis
thus sums up the causes of suicide.
The cigarette, the bad cigar, poor
whisky, heavy beer drinkings, hearty
meals, fast living, too much business
and indigestion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
Suhocated by Gas.

New Haven, Conn, March S.-Hrs. Eliz-
abeth Lewis. and daughter sgsd Is, were
found dead in bed this evening from SUITE
cation BY gas, the burner being half way
turned on. The last heard of Mrs. Lewis
and her daughter was Wednesday evening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Vicksburg, March Tt has rained all
day and nearly all night, but the rise in
the river is small. The levee protecting the
upper landing OF Lake Province gave way
to- night, flooding that portion Of the town
inside the main leves
The damage is not serious. By q Gre
vase in the highest levee the country is
inundated.
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A inst Sentence.

Galveston, March sc. d. Sharp, who
last August was found guilty of r.ping
Amanda and Emma Clark, aged respect
lively Is and IL years, the penalty for
which the first case is so years in the PEN
itentiary, and in the other death has been
sentenced to hang at Gainesville, April %.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

An immense meteer has fallen in
California; least We assume that it
was immense from the fact that 1t Is
described as being larger than a Sara
topa trunk.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

E. w. McIllhaney, of Sedalia, No,
sold to Eugene Rourke one car load of
high grade heifers. delivered at
Thatcher station. The price approx
mates $50 per head.-Trinidad (Col.)
Adv ertiser.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

There's music in the air" remarks
an Exchange, apropos ofthe approach.
ing conventions. Yes, chin music,
and plenty of it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
Fatal Fire at Memphis. No.

Keokuk, la, March THE Mscklsy
block, at Memphis, Mo-, was burned ts-
day loss, $50, 1000. Loomis Mott, Philip
Payne and Samuel Dobyns were buried be-
meath the falling walls. The body of Payne
has been recovered, aud the search con
tinues for the others.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Ten towns in county of New
York have voted no license. The
women of one tswn threaten to boy
colt the business men for not voting
the temperance ticket.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Bob White, of the Mexico Ledger,
rises to explain that the Sedalia
BAzoo il getting better every day.
Thankee Robert.
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GOVERNMENT BUNDS-stesdy.
RAILROAD BONDS-Ouiet

GOVERNMENT BDNDS-Steady
RAILROAD BONDS-Quiet
STATE SECURITIES-Quiet
sTOCKS-Ths market dull again The re-
suit OF the days trading to leave stocks very
little changed from last nights prices. OF IN q
thirty most active stocks, seventeen were fraetio
lower, sleves fraction higher and two unchanged .
The market closed suist The net changes in the
prices Of stocks tonight as compared With last Sat
urdsy night are Insignificant il all but very few
Out OF the thirty most active stocks dun ing the
week, fifteen are lower and fifteen higher than
week ago.
Withdrawals Of double eagles from the sub-treas-
ar to-day, S45sOO0.
Stock sales for the week, ,5s7 sO7 shares
Transactions, I52, 0Oe shares.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

Prevent sickness by taking occasion
ally one of Emory's Little Cathartic Pills,
q wonderful appetizer, IN ahsslate ssrs Of
bilieusness.-lS cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11
Fatal Explosion.

Reading, Pa, March, s.-The Pren..
ture explosion of blast At the Cornwall
furnaces killed John Eek and MORALLY
wounded Milton Eek, brothers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Cstarrh Rene
dy. Price 80 cents. Nasal injector free.
Sold BY Bard q Miller.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

-"Ay hands were covered with little
dry scabs. They have disappeared and Im
better than have been for 20 years, from
using Dr.. Benson's Skin Csre." A, II.
Noble, Selma u. C., JAY, 3, '92.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

DIR. c. W. Benson's Celery and Chane
omile Pills are prepared expressly to cur
and will care headache of all kinds, neu-
ralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved
and endorsed by physicians
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Kansas City Market.

KANSAS C5fX, MAren D.
The Daily Indicator repors:
WhEAI-Aarket higher; No. 2 red, cash, sales
at sszss; April, sales at s71f; Nav, ssH bid sO71s
asked Ne. soft, cash, Sc bid, $50 asksd.
CORH-karkes frner; No. mixed, cash, sales
at axe April, sales at 43Ae; May, 4sszs bid, 44c
asked, j aDs, 44s@e bid, 45s ssked.
OATS-No. cash, sales at 1874.
RENO cash, 47tIc bid, 60c asked.
EGGS-Quist at 1879 per dez.n.
BUTTER Receipts light.
PROVHsIONS-Dry salt meats, clear sides sS1s:
clear rlb sides, s1ls shoulders, ~ cents long char
sides, SIC; smoked meats, clear sides, 101ls; rib
sides, 1s4; long clear sides, 1o4e; shoulders Sac;
barrel meats, homeless pork, SIS 90; sugar sarsd
meats, hams 1SHe; breakfast bacon, 12Ms; dried
beef l41zc; isres lard, ~ cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

THAT HACKING COUGH can Be 50
quickly cured by Shilohs care. Sold by
Bard & Miller.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

The great American hog has RI
val in Germany since Bismark showed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-11

bis breeding with the Lssksr resolu-
ton.
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Whs't. Corn. / Oats. Poi
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Money Market.
NEW YORK. March g.
h0NEY-Easy at Ken per cent; closing of.
fersd nj ~ per cent.
PRIME PAPER-4&5% Der cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-steadya at 81 81; do.
naad, 81 80.
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sEDALIA, March 8.
.. L. erinn, grain broker, room s, over possofses
Daily market laotations-Ch lsago grain and pre-
Visions
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CHIC16o, MATCH 8.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
HOGsLNarket steady; rsagh packing, Sc 259
30, packing and shipping, IS sSo7 -; light So 50
9s IS; skips, "a 00Gs 90.
CATTLENMkst unchanged; exports, s. 500
90; good to choice shipping, s. So9s 90 eon-
mon to mediums, s. 1895 IS. q
SHEEP-Aarkst active and steady; inferior to
fair, 81 sO@4 90; medium to good, "a 0s65 %;
choice to extra, IS O09s 81.
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Kansas City Lave stock Market.
KANsAs Cry. March g.

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Narket firm, active and q shade high
err offerings light native steers, averaging 1858 70
1882 pounds sold at IS 1895 IS st0ckers and feed
srs, 81 706S 10; cows, g 60@4 80.
HOGS-Markst steady; lots averaging 1ss to 22s
pounds sold at 50 4oGs 70; bulk Of sales at s. 400
so.
sHEEP Market steady for good; natives, aver.
aging 70 to 50 psanda sold as % S75x04
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-. Louis Lave stock Market.

St. LOUIS. March s.
BOGsLNsrket quiet; light 80 1895 s.; packing,
Sc Ssas IS; heavy, So Sso7 Is.
CATTLF-No supply and only small local trade;
prospects for next week regarded good.
SHEEP-Very scarce and ouly small local trade.
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for the District OF CaorniaDecree anrmed Win oo''s
Opinion by Justice Woods -. tYo.h.-.
No 292-The United states appellant, agt herv sh
NJ Carpenter. Appeal from the Circuit Court W vo
United states for the District OF Minnesota
versed and remanded with directions W or
the demurrer the defendant 10 have leave W aus"
Opinion by Justice Field .,,.,,.s ar,
No 20I-Robert C. Chambers ct a.. appouAnC-C -
James Harrington 81 al: appeal ron inc Istica
Of Utah. decree affirmed with costs oplhloH W 'N'
Miller. - , ro,.,, r.
No. 297-Antone Eilers appellant, aet y Z; bod d
ct ak appeal from the Supreme louri ei lt"' N'0'
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Justice 14rI., t,t,,
No. 1Os3-The Houston and Texas C.i'lsh "a 10y
Company et al. appellants AIT Ih9lna- n o ~ ~ r.
peal from the Circuit Court OF the United tol "
Northern District OF Texas; decree aHhWeu WIN ''
Opinion by Chief Justice Waite. 49,, l.. %
No I137-The Board Of supervisors OF the County OF
santa Cruz plaintiff IN error the Santa Cruz IA. %
Company in error supreme Court OF the state OF III
forna dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction Opllioh ~
Chief Justice Waite. .,,. l,.
No l7-Orignalex parte In the matter Of Albert rant
petitioner: rule 10 show granted, returhaple vi
second DAY OF the next term. ~,
M. 57s-Ex partc; in the matter OF Louis KeSSeI'
appellant Motions 10 advance denied.
No 2S0-JOln T. PauiisOn. receiver. etc, appellant
agt. United States; aud No l,2SS-Ihe tfcaI w.
ern Insurance Company, appellant aRi. the OHl.vu
states. Motions advance granted and causes set GO" II
for argument on the second day OF the next term ater
claims growing out Of depredatons by Confederate
cruisers The Court Of Claims refused 10 take Jurlso
ton Of them, and its action III so refusing has ueeH
brought before tbis Court for review.
Arguments were begun IN several cases
Adjourned.
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the additional declines in the prices of the
stocks The talk was the effect and
not the cause Reading perhaps developed
a special weakness at from 52os down to OLA, and
closed without recovery on sales for Philadelphia
accounts. Oregon and TranscOntinental declined
from 20 TO 1slsG1sl bat the Pacifcs were
held moderately firm on small transactions. The
dealings in Western Union amounted only to $500
shares, I'd it closed as it opened at 6sos' after
fluctuations between 6S7s and 6s4; and Pacific
Nail after a decline from 51aa to 30, recovered to
5O2i. The distinctive feature of the market was
that such special support az was given to it was Of
a spasmodic character and was quickly folowedsby
orders to sell on the rallies, and it closed weak at
small recoyeTies.
An unusually large business was done IN Govern
ment bonds. with the result of lower quotations.
except for the 3s The bid for The As are & and for
the 4ias as lower, while for the 81 they are adj
vanced Upper cent Annexed are the closing quota
tons:
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corRT CALEyDARs-APRTL Is.

SUPREME CorRr-CHAMPERs-Befor Barrett J;-Nos b5.
g. II IS 49, l35, 49, l40, 44j 2j2 2l ESQ 2el 25 %5o
300 SOL 303 500 sos. o.. -,
SUPREME CoURr-sPECIAL TERM-Betore Van Worst -
Nos no 44G 447, 57l, 57J, 576. jl 51S 30 0SO o o.
8 5S5 5@6 5s7 So 2O2 212 lis t23 81, IL 233
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART I-Betore lawrence J -
Nos. 496. $50 l52 $40 734. 1859, l3-4 llVS Vio l.
1852 1OGS 1858 4Ol 4O2 -O3 4O4 1855, @sz4 lOO lSS
1928 al $40 9j7
SUPREME T.-CIRCUIr PART II-Before Donohue =
Nos isOO1bl6l 1876 $40, 1904 1853, 1881 737 = 1906
2iS 2782 1C40 1913, 1880. 700; 1915, l6s5 los l.0,
1902 l7O4 lash. $40 1890 l7O3. 1879. 1857 IJS5 S2.
iS93 l65 1855 1850 1884 1909 17lO, III. IL l1l3,
I74 l7lj 1913 l7l7. Ills, 172O l721 l22 l7222 l-5
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT-PART IIL-Bctore Van Brunt.
3674 i576 32 81 1910 i4is 67Cs 2l6ia 1913 1892
srRRoGGTEs Cougr-Before Rollins S-Estae Of Richard
G. q. m. fl % ease HOyt al II a IA.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERN-BetOre Sedgwck, c. j.
Nos 81 a5. 80. :, 81 -, o. Il o.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-BefOre Truax l.
Nos $40 90 725 725, 49, 1885, $40 OIL Dos 4oO H. as
4G4 74 ~. - ,-x- 49, 1.>.--
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERMPART II-Bofore O'GOr1nan
Case No. 612 "a day calendar
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TRHM-PART III.-BefOre IngTa-
ham J-Nos 1862 1876 1879 1893 1881 1902 1905 1905
l7lO. 1874. =. -, - , -
20 o.. 20 calendar
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM-Betore Larremore. Nos
Is IL o. 81 J. s. g. :. 8. II, II -. IA Is, u 20. ~
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL rRRM-PARr BEFORE pa yJc- Nos
Az 4j3, 5l7, 1093, 3o4 40 y ool ~ - I943 20
$50 j9j 42l 2S9 40 $50 J4o S4j 3oU IO O'S JcO Hos
23g $50. 2G3. 6S2.
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TKRM-PART II-BeiOre Van HOesen
Case on-Peyser agt Metropolitan RR CO. No day caen-
daT
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 14.--In the Court of Appeals
to-day, W C. Ringer, c. J.. and associates present. inc
following business transacted
Causes argued:
No l4I-The People respondent aet The EquiaOe lTust
Company. Of New London, Conn. appellant ,.--,-..
No 55-Na ia NJ Muller appellant, agt MARIA MacKehze
NO 570~Charies stanford, appellant sst Willston B
No 77S-rhe People agt Louis D. Argencour respondent
Submitted
The following Is the motion calendar:
Nos 40 1872 72O 72l 724 1863 ISL 723 AS 74a 7G az
$50 FOL 725 62S $50 49, 733 1873 49, I54. 100, ~, 20,
356 765 75S 1888 90 766 7O, go rs go 16S,
76s 49, 767 776 10 IT, 73 ia. 1872 1873 49, and '9A
The following is the day calendar for Tuesday.
Nos 1872 49,. 1877 147, l4s l49 80 and l5l.
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A slit FOR SIX MILLIONS.

The second trial of the suit Of the New-EnS-
land Iron Company against the Gilbert now Metropoli
tam Elevated Railroad company, was begun before
Judge O'Goman yesterday in The superior Court The
iron company originally sought 100000 as dam
ages for breach Of contract TO construct about ten miles
OF the road The brought against the Gilbert
company and the New York Loan and Improvement Com
pany ground that both corporations were owned
ana controlled that the contract
with company had been broken TO enable the
Loan and Improvement Company to make more profit
able contract. The complaint dismissed BY Judge
Freedman this Judgment sustained by the General
Term but reversed by the Court OF Appeals The amount
Iought now aggregates about S6,0OO,OOO.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reoor;sd BY ~ H. DAVIS q CO.. II WIt-i,
MONDAY. April Ii-P. ".

MONDAY, April III. "
The new week has started of with an increase oil
activity in ali the departments of the stock TX
change But what Is an improvement, from
stock brokers point Of view results in lower
range of values. The stock transactions rolled up
to the respectable figures Of 330,J33 shares There
was an unusual absence of street and news
agencies gossip to affect market values, and there
was a large falling off in the usual daily manipula-
ton of the prices. Hence the market more nearly
than usual-of late followed its natural bent.
The dealings to-day little better distributed
than they recently have been; yet few stocks
monopolized a large proportion Of the whole day
business. Union Pacific still holds first place, and
recorded sales of 81 100 shares at from 7OIe
down to 69a 69l4. In number Of shares (par SoO
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western still holds
second place with record of 1890 shares at
from 1873 down to 11S24G11S7s. ST. Paul makes
good third with "a, 200 shares at from Sc down 10
S53sGS5Ss. The three stocks named account for
nearly one-haf of the whole business. Among the
trunk line stocks Erie presented the strongest
front; It closed only e below its opening. while
Lake Shore Michigan Central, Canada Southern
and Central and Hudson were of q per cent each
Tho Wabashes continued weak and made further
declines of 161l2 per cent followed by later re-
covery of 1e9Ss per cent There were no new rumors
to-day, neither were there on Saturday, OF the
company e passing into receivers hands; anything
said in that line was repetition of the common
talk for a year, that was rumored because OF
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rleer, Vessels aud RIuroafS
EEw-YoRK. April IA. 1884
GENERAL MAKNET REPORT.

NEw-YORK April 10. 1886
coFFBE-spot Pio hrer At lOi4c 2r air ea.Fos r,ss
terms. Options IS points higher shorts covered 20
extent The reported loss OF The Re- ance SllD oOOO
had effect Sales $4,000 hafs co-lhk -
follows: April and May. s.i0GS4ji June r)O @S.Joi
Julv : 55a so; August and september s6oUSbJ; DC
tober $50 $50 bid and asked Mid grs'e' hrm,r raes
l-O0 bags MararabO and $50 SavaulA on p1Fae rms
COTTON-spot Cotton ll6c higher but quiet S1lrs, ~
bales PverinQ al for COn-umrtOi. DchNeItc
contracts 90 bales Receipts - the ports - ayi 0ooF
bales AKA n IT 500 week. ard 1880 last year
Quotations according the American casshcaon are