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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02

trading with an application Of renewed
support to certain speclalties that impaired
to to-day's market strength which yesterday va"
wanting. Western Union singularly weak in
face of the steadiness or strength OF the general
market: from 7O7s9 70l2s71. it declined to 6s40
ssle-a figure that seems to be ridiculous forastock
that pays ia per cent quarterly dividends. The
dealings in Central and Hudson amounted only 70
600 shares and its final figure OF 114l4 Is g per
cent lower than last evenings bidding price. Inc
market closed dull with figures generally md
way between the highest and lowest Of the day
Government bonds were exceedingly dull but the
bids for the coupon Is ex interest were g higher
Annexed are the final quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
rrRnpEAN PRopUcE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL April l-Provtsl0ns-B acon-C m0efI+nd -
a-s I'D IonR clear Mddes ass Cd short CleaI A1dles
ass Cd Short Fbs ass Oh shoulders Sea per cgt Best
loss FOR EXTRA In Ian Ness India Mess s5s Pork-Rr
Meas SOS OF per bbl Prime Mesa Eastern IS West
srn 7Os Lard-Amencan, 45s. Cd. Prime western 80 "a
Trd C1i As 81 Hams Long Cut 5lsJ shoulders sos OIL
Battar los per hnest United states Cneesea
mer1can Choice 7Us Wheat-Red Western spring - 81
"a ii. Rel Winter g. I'd ass Sd per ceaI 80 spring
"a ma New Western Winter Sc d. New Mxe1 Weseia'
"a ia. ,forna NO l. Is sd ass 4d California NO. Z.
?s dds "a per GENITAL Corn-MiIed Old o. ldi 10
new ~ Id per GENITAL PrOduce-spirits OF
25s DO at London AS ID 924s 3D. per eH Hensi Fesa
leum, Csd per gallon Clover seed-AneTcsn r TompoS
as I'd pale o. a los Sd Lnseed OIL 2ls per esL 80 ooo
THE recelrs ~ the past three days we're A3y
cenas including 5000 American Receipts Of oorn 4''V"
CcnUals. - 800 ou aro "A n sqa
eT Ton Calcutta inseed 45s - a. js 81 per
seed CAKE - o. per Refined Petroleum, Sd 90 81
Der gallon Spirits OF Turpentine, 2ts % pc, al
Sperm on. e64 S65 per ton Roaa-l on 1on VI fss
msr,Ssn sugar is 9d dlgs Sd ewt or cuba Centf'
fnRal pDlarZug 95o aud los. 3D. Glfs Va l0s N"u%
coVadO fair refining anOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
PROTESTING AGAINST Mr.. C0I'S BILL.

Considerable indignation was expressed
among steamship agents yesterday because OF the reso
luton introduced by Congressman :. Cox, providing
that the transferring of cabin pasenCers and their bag
gage from incoming steamships to the Barge Office shall
be without expense TO the United states. Vernon H.
Brown agent OF the Cunard Line said: The establish
1nent Of the Barge Office the Government asserted was
for the purpose OF economy The force inspectors
20 be concentrated and reduced. To say nothing OF
the inconvenience and the delay this new system
Will cause the passengers II does unjust that the
steamship companies should be called upon 10 meet the
expense OF transferring the passengers and baggage from
the vessels 70 the Barge Office"
Is Is believed that formal protest VIII De sent 10
NasAin .tOn AGAINST Mr. COxs Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
THE COURTS.
DRIVEN FROM WORK BY HIS WIFE.
MR.. PAT CEN SAYS THAT MRS. PArTES WAS BoisTEh-
ous AND BELIIGERENT.

Mp PAT TIN SAYS THAT MRS PArTEN WAS BOLSTER
ous AND BELILGERENT.
William and Victorine Patten were married
m Ipr,l 1877 Some time after their marriage Mrs ~
tan declsres her husband while under the influence Oh
nopor fell into the habit OF beating and abusing her
upop this account she brought smt In the superior
Court for limited divorce She declares herself desu
int. Judge Truax yesterday denied motion In her
behalf for amony pending the trial Of the action ana LOT
counsel fees.
Mr. patten IN an affidavit in opposition 70 the notion
asserts that Mrs Patterns destitute condition arises rom
the fact that she has often used toward him language OF
80 violent nature that il has driven him nom MS
home he himself is In povertystriekens state IN CON
sequence OF his wfcs uncomfortable conduct He was once
employed on salary of $25 week with Coudert broti-
erS His wife annoyed him by wlum ACTIONS IL
calling upon him there that she drove MN 10
resixn his position. She brought about the same
result when he obtained employment elsewhere. MI
Patten then went to Washington. where senator
tacn chairman OF the Committee on the Revision OF Law"
secured him the postion of that committee he
came city his Christmas vacation ana MS
wife $50 of the $50 had received as salary linen MIS-
Patten despite husbands protests, followed MIN 70
Washington and m consequence OF her tongue Mr. Patten
once more was forced resign his position He next went
into the office Of the Old Dominion Steamship Company
where one day Mrs Patton appeared in ht OF rage and IN
suited one officers the company so thatt was round
necessary summon policemen who elected the amy
IN. paIten
has been employed his wife has assaulted him. has useo
profane language has tom his clothes and borne ners
IN disorderly In some cases uer yeIis anu
screams drew crowds OF people around them ana caused
great scandal on occasion Mrs. Patten Lay on the
hoor and screamed until policeman dragged her away.
Another policeman carried Der out Of the Ohee OF Regis
fer in bankruptcy where Mr. Paten was then enp0yeu.
Mrs Paften aso underworld 10 assault Nelson S1th,
LAWYER in whose employ Mr. Patten has been Tor Two
wears She once used her parasol with such erect
i,noa Mr. Patten that blood covered his hands ana a
crowd gathered around the husband ana VIE IN the
street In consequence OF Mrs Patterns bosterous ana
beISerent and manner the husband left bis
home few weeks ago. The evening after MS departure
his wife tracked MIN in the streets and appneo haIu-
satehel to Lis head in vicious way He had d1mculy
IN Guiding her. 49,. l., -.
Mr. Patten that the present Mrs Patten Is ms
second wife She his first wife IN 1870 ana hen sara
that she was married to q named Gambler. MI
Patten declares that married Mrs PatteD No 2Wne ne
was under influence OF liquor, ana on the repese
taton by Mrs Gambler that Mr. Gambler was oead Out
that Gambler then serving sentence for forgery ID
prison in the He denies the charges OF cruelty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
REAL ESTATE.

rbe following sale was made al the Excbans,
SalesroOm to-day:
NEw-YoRK Tuesday. April !. 1884,
4sory brown o4c dwelling with lot East iootq; y,
n W Of lth-a e. lot l7xl00.5' j. o Averil..- s'VV''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY
Ave A. W cor o. Vic 70 JACOB RUPERT $50 500
orchaf RI;t 80 lio' " q ho'''io, IS ISs
btb.a 3 1894 +, OF thaye, i4aI7j Jas slater ooo
sdGye - ri Ps N % and smother 1890
5lstst So l - Ftt On and smother 1900
127ths[ Sa IgS ~ q 'a'e $1,000
52dst n $ = ~ If e Sf 10 ia, 800
Dvi,iq3st N 80 III biy 35 and loo Barnet 2i7S
sshst 8 . 4 y " 81 " " l, ra Blum % coo
65ts s,,, TO 70 + ~ facobs 1900
r. iIs 7sl.fo 80 ia: smith and wife 70 J.
han s5 r Of "a ave 251oso smith e, al
2lss 10 II o. e. e s Mesra % 500
Delaneeyst p SSs ~ and -oa' elizabeth 1900
,7t Asd So I0 West Io1s Jas Kenny and wife
s6st 3 -, q M Sf faHss 2SflOO AA 5000
llht -9 ct OF AyS and another iSssoS s.sutor TO
.sb M N PM is It Of iotiave 25IiOo5 Catherine
KEN and husband 70 Jacob Gross and 1880
7ethsf 80 4jO West 20xlO22i sam CQleord and a.,
pro %I,s ~ No 81 PatricI sicily and wife
fFV faal
42ds ns I3S T 10 % JSsa I Hemon ~ 1900
e2d.t n ,I igI Vi ~ SJ Jaa Chase leooo
Madis2ns $ .91 40 zoAlVoi N C.O'O' 10000
,,,S 10 pess Ssa i It Of SHAVE 2jsrlOoS Della
,,, Fsfiy a sS II ~ iorSve. 25IioO5 Rues and
wife 70 y Asfy ap % HnGasf ct al sOs
5Oth st : 70 = R 81 5aave 5000
7thaye = 2$S ~ = PC Of Jd I'M payison 2sSoo
6lsts III h u % 70 Ellen 1850
9dlye y CI z q i baSls 2sSeo
lihave1iFresn'ri Gnr'' Ar'f anu WIG w. iSses
ith,ye :, cor S 9s I'm I@msn ~ sSooS
Avec cor OF ST. 1oAoo ''s $3.50
Madsonaye coy 81 .IIsS ToOoS
sth.ave OF l27thst 22Ilo0 Louisa VnsSh Il ooo
poar 70 sa.sa adsnmT "Rvington Estate" % erels
Irregular seaniens Bank for savings 70 A~s "A sos
N sys o sao of sshst sdrt Aessry and
o. v We 20 cor OF Iisthst 22S9ei Leonard Haber a. .s
stad and Wife to NJ irwin. ~4''">
washnsIOn & No 2oli Helen NcMaho Anu 5000
TO 81 Of forsythst 2I7i schultz "a .os
and wife 20 Ignatz Adele and sncthe., "a 4 S,,,s '
07thst - \ q Aseisona'e' l7sos
zones :. pPsaio Il Of havs, eolor1s I'D ~ "a.
Mingney 20 G whitbeek NJ. z; e. 'Yss.eos 49,
Forsythst no 1856 Hirseh and VIC 70 10 'AeO lass<
9at IL II Of Mnnettss 21sI7ad' ana.
Hartnett o. al 20 Jrs Ten hys ;,;i6y Jauss
lVSIh,s e,a and wife 20 10 Hy We'll. Nv"
| adave " . 50 &c OF b1tn-sL Sotioo' S"' 80 a -
! esa 10 Fred Lasehharn --'---'-.-'-''''''''''
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THE COLORADO C04I IND IROy COMPANY.

A meeting of the directors of the Colorado
Coal and Iron Company held yesterday II the
last one before the annual election which viii take place
at Colorado Springs next week majority Of the pres
ent directors IN sympathy with General Palmer pres
dent of the company in his effort TO keep the company
from the control Of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Company After some routine business had been done
one Of tie directors offered resolution that several sal
aired officers should be retained for two years and their
salaries guaranteed The general counsel L. K Bass and
lis assistant Theodore r. II. Meyer and Alfred G. Rem
shaw, the companys agent in London were the officers
named solution The directors representing the
railroad company protested In vigorous terms against the
action but the resolution passed in spite OF the pro
testE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
COIrRT CAIFNDARS-APRIL Q.

SUPREME COURT-CHAlBEgs-B Lawrence J-Nos 81,
"a u AZ 50 lO5 226 2JJ 262. 2l3, 9 3O3 3D. 525 ST.
32S 81 354 33s. 339, $40. $40. 34S. Tax cases.
COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-BefOre DOnohue, case
osURsosATTs couRT-Beforo Roius SWIM Of Jesse HOyt
o. A.
-
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Before Beach J.--No day
CIR COURr-Gf iERAL TE8M.-Before McAdam. G. j.;
Nebrhas and Hvs & JJAppeals from OTCeTsNQs = L. .,
T. 9 10. Appeas from Judgmens-No' . 1914 10 70
&c "a On .
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rrnoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Lospoy April 1-l2:3O p. nConsos l02 $40 for money
and 1925 f5r account Ulited states Four Ter ISl
Ponds 253,- do Four Halt Per Cent Bonds IDA; te
second C0usols 9ei9. illinois Central ~ - Mexican Ordi
,arv j2 Canadian Pacific "A =; st Paul Common = y
$50 D m-Paua advices quote Three Per Cent hehes ~
~ francs 80 centmes for the account. - 49,.
m -CopsOs IO2 money and lO2 5lb for the ac-
COMMIT Atlantic and Western second Mortgage Irus
tees Certificates a Mencan Ordinary DIS ~ PAU C0m'
mon 81 =. -. -. MI, nj,
8 D. m-The amount OF bullion gone into the BANK OF
England on balance to-day Il $4,000 -,
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes az 20 francs
10 cent ines Tor the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The proceedings OF
the United States Supreme Court to-day were as follows
No 24S-w Irvine, appellant, agt Sumner T. Durham.
Argument concluded. , -,-.--
No 2S9T " spindle assignee appellant agt Charles
and others Argued for the appeees and submitted
No 290-Greene County. Missouri plaintiff in error agt
Ionn Brown. Passed
No 29i-Robert Chambers and others, appellants agt
James Harrison and others. Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02

GUNNN BAGGING-Cuiet III ~ n Il -: - a.,
HEMp-4uet at sc. for Manila, ana 4's@oc' IoI 74'"
Butts 9asQ2 aic. $1,000. r. ,.-o ,or
HAY ANj STRAW-The better grades OF hay nave con
tuued in demand hl figures while inferior quatles re-
main straw rules about steady NO hay % ~eUS
No . do 6J abe: No. do $4,000 shipping 90, ~ q
56ct C0ver i5c DO Mixed. 20 55ci No stra" soc;
No. do, 40 Gi5c3 oats, s5d4Oc; a. -, -, ,-i,a.
HIDE-The demands are Govt supplies sIla anu PIl0eS
firm y.s'augltered OK, Hd9Ac ..,,.-,.s 81,
alang the line The supplies small and the receipts very
lie week lOO2ls SECS. anu I5i4 rOs
aud bales Exports l2.lj5sdea. VIZ. c45O 70 EAsah0j
,l4O 10 the Continent, and l. 20 70 VaIlous ports
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ST LOUIS Aprn IFOuI steady and quiet Family q Sos
~ az. SaaO ss ~ So Rsa si65asi 6s cash APRIL
Nay p gsI % q 5Ips 8 Ss s:d q F.
Bee BID +ss4Sc fer sasa ySiy 81
Bd August osts dui Sale CASH s2 Ayrl $50 bid
nnsi an3 nnebsSeed Eggs nrm IA Flarseed nominal
al 81 90 HAY STEADY Timothy 81 as15 Prare ssgSo 30
frtner COfnpleal 1rn al 81 oV hlskey
sfssdy al 81 Id Psov1sions dull Pork SIS W casn
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The above does not include paymen IS made on
account of the interest OK principal OF the pubic
debt Of the United states.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SI03,6o9,215; balances
S62O44S7.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
lav received S225.00O National bank notes IoI
redemption. The customs receipts were $5J='5'O
and tie internal revenue receipts SZJ3,0f2.
The foreign exchanges are extremely dull, put
the engagements of specie for tomorrow outgoing
European steamers amount 20 100000. quotations
are firm for business follows bankers DIS
81 s7l4 and 81 S03i for Long and short sterling
Respectively: II and j.155s f0T francs; 95ls and
oj3. for rcchmarks 10 L and 403s for gulders.
In London British cOnsOls were lilo easier az
lO2ls for money, and for new account, after open,
ing nj 1929 were off lie 10 102 JIG. United
states bonds are quoted lower IS Z at 10 1915,
and 4L2s L at 11J3i. The public quotations Tor
American railways were meagre and irregular Dut
generally they were lower than Yesterday the
Changes however were only reflections OF yester-
dav's home markets At the time of writing no
Paris quotations have been received IN y hours
The long Island Railroad Company has declared
q quarterly dividend OF per cent, payable Nay 1;
the transfer books will close April 10 and reopen
May 2.
Exports of merchandise from New-York:
For r3 g, ' ss. week 49, 3 s 5 a
Previously reported. 76o6l7o5 s5SJ5le1 'o2OO'y4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
cLosnG PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
TUESDAY April-11 P. N

TUESDAY April-11 P. NJ.
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
mepts of merchandise 1T New-York for last week
make an exceptionally unfayOrable exhibit
of a balance against the port, although the
balance is less than it was for the week OF
1882 Last week the imports exceeded
the exports S4,O72s 37, against excuses OF 80
512s97 for the week of 1888, and $4,293'5o4 LOT
the week of 1882. Last week the amount of i'm
nor+s C2s. III 284 was $500 242 less than for
the week of 1883, and 81, 247165 less than
for the week Of 1882; the exports S4,63S, 420
were 81 100 1s2 and S2,O26,695 respectively less
than for the weeks of 1883 and 1882 For the
thirteen weeks Of this year the imports Of merchan-
disc exceed the exports $40, us, SAB which IS ST.
957 sos greater than the excess or 1858 ana Is "
$50 less than the excess for the same period oil
1889. The resulting balances, after deductlng the
snece movements on the business of thirteen weeks
for three years, are shown in the snbjoned table;
uxPoRTs AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DATE
MERCHANDISE.
1mports. s25g7S5ss si1@i75s4s sll5ss So 5 SSt
EIports......... s2,726sSO 9l4l8,s1o IIo2ooo-
Excess Of imports s42,988556 s2I76LO4O s4o7lss4a
SPECIE.
f fSisSs3 ' 4SS5j iz37SSSl
v..... y, o,,ort. all, sss 800 s6Os9O sl62lo,45s
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Excess Of imports sSos6s75l s217oo22o s24i7s'4oS
The stock market, after dull and weak open
ing. gathered together greater activity and de-
veloped support that yesterday was conspicuous
for its absence. Tho booming" propensity was
most marked In the stocks of st. Pau Lake Shore,
Northwestern, and Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western and the advance made In those ioul
stocks VIVA not without its effect upon the prices oil
the general market. The result is that Win Trans
actiona amounting to 81, 900 shares-12s 900
shares more than Yesterdays blsiness-the final
prices show gains of from 4!to l. per cent-theaE
Ter for Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western. The
dealings dsy Hoped nothins more than the usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

vZw.yoRK. April 1.-BEEvEs- Receipts were 50 cars Of
Eastman received 81 cars Export Cate and city slaagh
erer direct No trade in I've Css Of b any I'M b
probability OF from lao 70 $50 cars at Jersey city tomoiro"
Dressed Beef in very fair demand ana prices esat
% novement ia partly attributed 10 the that shop
butchers run their low as the close Of last
more freely hang Common 70 Prime CIV
sides we're generally ohfT SI ~ 'u'
Der Of mt Sare5s g az - and some Of the best car
ea'ss' in the refrigerator reached ''0o' -" s'' 'ON ~
shipments to-day the Engand 1920 gnaTtsEs of Bet
and 100 Mutton by Joseph Eastman ana W
quarters OF and IL cGcases Of Mutton by D. ToHey
GALvEs-Recerts i hoad7O at Jersey CITY and IS at
few Choice Calves reached &C. while Common to Prime may
cdaatry Dressed calves IN good demand early in the
day AMI prices little firm 14t a,e "5e H I r n
for m Int the best stock states and Penny mas sold
Wing TO quote at the close The bulk OF the stock
was common selling at aoc and Poor sod down % &c,
dr qu taton Prime City dressed Tie arrivals OF Coun
and the Indications are that prices wiz rule low.
sales-P :. Kase sold 70 Medium Veaa, ia 10, at
fge e Otis sold Choice Jersey veal' l79 n at &c. do
I SHEET ND fMBs-Recepts were cars 200 head
Demand very limited but sellers we're holding trae
firm especially FOR Common st. ne rev saes
Lambs >pr ng to the nunlber Of lgs we're recey
today OF which SO went direct TO butchers The balance ad
ready sale az a Per a lo sIF AZ a.
Dresed Mutton rather quiet az S20J &c with inferior STOCK
selling figures The improvement the past Week mas
been mostly the lower grades Dressed fearng LAMBS III
f7fr demand az lU c most OF the sales at alZc
Tr5sed 1ripg Lambs sell at 81 80 by the carcass
Soe.-Du MACK Dewey sold: 100 suite Lamts "a NJ NJ
q $50 Is 40 ~ m ri s-c 1870 state sheep, l25 D. az 'sc
rs DO 100 10 62c; 10 do Ill H. at ~ and % do % d.
'Netop & Gilet sold: 1s6 Western sheep 9s u, At Gc
/ F. Sader & Co. sold; 1853 Western sheep, IL b. at
6a,o
q Collins soid: q spring Lambs, at Sc a 81 each -
] II. Wyckof Sold 81 spring Lambs at SiG'6oo per
head. "a, 80 -. -.i.r, n
few extra at - per head.
q Oliver q CO. sold Il spring lambs at "a dS7 each
WIllauson q Co. sold; spring Lambs a. 50 each.
HOGs-Hecepts we're p ears OF -oOI head-l5 cars aO
4Oh-st and ears at Jer7ey CITY MsAeI weak Auu 4c'
Country Dressed extremely dull al o2G sac fOT heavy
ice Tor Medium, and &C. - the outside quotation o Lb
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p. \. F&cy
Uupuoa and LXNa

Calcutta Bu1alO Light, -G23 c. Middle, 70 L. c.
MEfALs-in American pig iron little OF interest IN sleGid
la been noticed In speculative some business
Las teen done generally weak and heavy figures NO
SIS so Scotch pig iron has continued about steady
though decidedly quiet We quote Coltness s2z 0vV
SO -hotts ~ 80 Lsngoan tz2 26ds2 % Summerse
s2 % DameuingtOn so 10 clyde so 90 GaItsherIle
90 5Gds23 EglinOn go % CarnbrOe anu 0ensGnVyn
s22 go So Rails have cOntinuedn demand ana I
fally 1000 tons have been sold at ga az 'nS
s22 1ngot Copper still quoted at IA "a l5c tor s
100000 lbs been sold other brands quoted J.. e
TIA Plates continue in moderate jobbng cal al Vel
ngures Charcoal Tin s. 400s5 - 90 Itrne = = "a
s5l2 Coke Tin "a e5asl sG DO Is5ne - sues g5
dorestc have been sod al i5ss4 20 spelter reua1s
qust steady 65 for domestic and 70 TOT
On change to-day On-Heayy closing steady Between cas
Certincates October sold at slsh Tn-steady COpper-
Weak Lead-weak. spelter-strong.
NAVAL sTOREs-R0sns again quiet on the spot and
noe; FOR future eeysTI taGs P's SCI TS 81 81 SIS
Il . 8 ss2SS IS 5Ss$5o v, O. O. 81 20 a. 7pss t
500 Sbs Tor &pri sold Al c and 100 bbs at &C. Tar
and Pitch quet and unchanged, -, ..,
OILSA steady l0Dbing trade mas been ualy InPPi ~
There have been important sa9S az the 6 G9s~aFd I'm
seed CITY 61d5sci Western, 65c.L Calcutta %
a5ecI Crude Cottonsee5 85gtOc, Henned snP nps
Tanners Bank 49gJ0c Strata 81 e52o sylop Socgsnut
"a. dSo, Cochin 998laci Palm 2ol0ei Vnfsi
5Se5Ic Neatsfoot e8 675c.i Rapeseed 2esOc Mustard
'VOGEIS FprIGHTs-rbe dulness IN berthroom wa.
again uost pronounced ana Tg.es In moet instances NJ
neglected all connected with the market ppPesr w
d. gusted over The present situation - a.
ssO Ios 40 7s 81, OIL Cake lOs o. u7s ga 500 kgs
Lard los "a Sd 600 boxes Cheese d %"
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MINES AND MINING.

SILESAT TIE NETWORK MINING EXCHANGE
EEw-YoRK. April l. 1884
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NFW-YORK, April

NEW-1ORK, AprI /.
There is another discrepancy between the
r,ontby report Of development work in the oil regions
Tor March between the figures supplied TO the Nw-Hork
Petroleum Exchange and generally accepted bT ne oil
field exchanges and the figures collected by l"s PrTo-
ieit Age The report Of that journal shows Weh com
pleted, 276 wells drilling. 274 new production 8'Oeo
barrels While the Exchange report indicates slight n
crease "a barrels in the production from February
The Petroleum Age says that the new output ieA on 40
barrels
A moderately active business was done again at the
Petroleum Exchanges here to-day but the course OF prices
was a disappointment most traders. Early prices
o4 centswere the best u the day, and while IT
Guently nctusng the market gradually drrted down 70
e27s cents The close weak az nearly the lOwest ns
ures OF the day , ,-,,- . 81.
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sis 20 April, Bukmeats-Lons Cesr, So 2oSssS @
ens short RID % sOssl0 90 s soS s SssI
$40 10 Hcceipts-Four 1000 bbsi Wheat 30
Corn 32 600 BUSH Oats $4,000 bush, barley LOU gusn
shipments-Flour 5000 bblsl Wheat 21,oVO pusn| NSi
$4,000 bush. Data 1900 bush
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rrvr srocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

7rrrALo April -Cqtte-Receipts to-day, 81 head total
week lar. $500 head Tor same time last week 2gO
e. < 81 5Sj 20; oxen IS 5OGs5 7ji Light TO Good
BY .1pts to-day 500 head: total for week thus far
9,o h. same time week. GO0U hesti consigned
hTough, uaEAeL 4S'e. -. sSS-90,tS Ok NTeat
Western. /. SV' SAOlce 70 AMY =" 'N'P' ~ '0
ern Lambs. W. --- ~ .o,,1 10, wall chm.
Pa O61 head same time last week, l062j head;
sI nod ITouyb 7rs. Good Choice Workers 50 40
Gs7 OO Light Nike J4So i0i DOOu Meu4u-nS - wv
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sTooEG
SAN FRANCISCO. April l, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
TEE GENERAL LIST.

org Hg't. Low't Final. Bid Ask'd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02

CentraI NatlOuI d
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Alt IL T II inc
. 200 105 y
Atch ] Co & W lst
Loo 80
Bur G RN & LIST
1000 $3.50 lO3 4
Central iowa LIST
2 COO 1O7
Canada Snufhin lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02

rbe following sale was made al the Exchane,
Salesroom to-day: