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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
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n VII EELLNG, W. VA, ArRIL4 1881.
" EST VIRGINIA CONVENTIONS.

Il Flint Dist -Mouncsy Il ,.tAptIl 20, ~
! socoud DlSsrlct-yasti ssurs Ap,i.8o.
4 Third District CHARTS "a. April u
y Fourth Dlkt,itt-ri Peasant, Aplil %. ''.
II State tony entiol M r.!: spurg. pill 80. y
Democratic Dis.G,t md state Conventions
Chnletton, April y,
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The City or fcstivals.

Chicago Times tlnd.) ,.aEH5l Ne .'t -
Every thing Is FESTIVAL" in Cincinnati.
They have musical feetiva', operate festi.
VALE, dramatic festival, and tho Cincinnati
papara will probably a!lude to the recent
riots as A mob festival. 54
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Tlle HCNr We Drinl{.

The following official statistics, compiled
Tor the Brerers' Journal, show The produc-
ton and annual per.capita consumption
Of beer in the various beer.drinking coun.
tries OF tho world ~, 40. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04

Chicago Inter OCEAN tRtp.) q 4. S'2
i3s5jI We continue 10 try by q jury Of twelve
NOR, let the law be so amended that they
Shall ;be,,".twelye intelligent men, Ac-
Scording . to the $rules now. in vogue igno.
I rance Is Fat q premium in the selection Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
High Anff,nrlfv

pr W. E. Scott, President of the Collep.
Of Physicians Montreal. writes: j, ! have ice.
ommended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic AZ
the best preparation for debility, indigestion.
dyspepsia; fever, ague and lass OF appstite,
'"A7 ''"o'nel' .,fs y rsjf E < Mwrlw !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
Try Langdon's City Butter Crackers.
DIED.

PoLLEY-on Thursday morning, April ., 1854,
OF typhoid fever, EMyA, daughter OF ChrAtIali
Policy, OF Benwood, ". Va. asea q years, month
md days. EasaG4. & 10 VI f.lT1g fJ#-51 4sl
Funeral Friday afternoon ut O'Clock. Fiiends
Of tho family arc invited to attend. zJsIs5.
NICKOLsoN-On Thursday, April 8. 1854. at 4:st
O'Clock r. ", Mrs. Il. ElcKoLSON, vile OF Patrick
Nicholson In her 18th year. rs
Funeral notice hereafter. -,.5.
SMlTIf-0n Thursday, April 8, 1881, at 8 o'clock
A. NJ, ETHEL GRACE. infant dau shter OF +. L. and
Maud N. Smith, aged u weeks and | day. a. II
Funeral from tho residence Of D. F. Goodwin,
No. SO Virginia street, on Friday. April 4, at
O'Clock ". Friends Of the family arc invited to
| a. +. ..
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a CONVENTION Of BARRIERS was broken I'M
because one man said he had a razorlulion
he desired to offer. ',1s% :, -
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7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

POOT5fAND RSHOE SALESMAN
~ Wanted by stabilized manufacturer, an or.
perienced shoe drummer. TO sell on % nmi1ion 10
tho best retail trade south. medium priced line
Of solid leather goods State experience. Adde'S
Box $50. Rosdtng, Mas. f'tIV7Gft'sA9 mr4 \,
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7-lE!., w
ST SPRING | | [ ! GOODS D
!. ..5.' NOW ARRIVING.
GEORGE q I & i /. TAYLOR |

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS of Fine Tex.
ture In all the New and Choice Spring Shades. Aho,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, LSummer silks,
Black Silks ofthe best makes imported Printed Satin,
and the still Newer Otto man Cords in Printed and
Plain. gN aSs, II
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TRAVELER,a RuTDE
Trains arrivo and depart as follous-City time,

Trains arrivo and depart as iollows-City time, I!
Baltimore d Ohio-MAM L1NE-DEpARr-
l:4ea n. 1886 4 m, ass N, sos m, 7:o5 a n
g Q. Diy.Tt:l5 m. 9:lb q N. 2:a5 3 m, lilo nm m
W. !. Div:-DHpAnr-For Pittsburgh; 600 am
and &o5 m; for Washington, Pa, go and 9O5 N
s:o5 and SIS p m. ARRIVR-Iain LineEiS i ST.
q: 1920 AM SIS m, $40 = N, els , M. g.. o
AnhlyE-Ftom Pittsburgh, $50 m. and CSC M
from Warrington. Pa, 500 aud $50 4 m; Ei5 aud
F., O. d ST. m. eea 4 :,
~ m, ~ p m. pAEH1vz-S:S7 q m, il:i2 4 H
sop N, Eo' N. h. i VI; No, -
Cleveland, Lorain d. WheelfnR,-pyrIrs1
bridgeport and St. C!a!rsvilIe Accommoda So
n and 6:A m; Cleveland, 1900 noon: Msssiion'
E ~, NJ AHaIvs-s:4S m. i1o27 n "a D IN,
o'u. H.. 4 I u
Cleveland & Observation-Disclosures /.
"a, ut1 n, s:l6 p IN: stouhenville Accom- mod.
ton US m. wsllsville ! Accommodation Gcs
p m. AKRlvE-l2lS IN, sos p nj. Sis m: Sian.
benvillc Accommodation s:93 N, Wel!sytile AZ.
oommodatou s:iS IN. = - .4o AZ
b. z. d @. RhilwRy-LaAys Relia,ro -,
WoodSae cid and summerheld At o:oo sns o .pl
p. ARarvR at Beairo at Q: is a. m. and s.ssr ~
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FITS,

4,t,%t FITS. tigIS L.
All Fits stopped FREQ by Dr.. Kllnes Great Nerve
acssotcr. No Fits after hrst days uset Marvellous
cuscs Treatise and s. trial bottle FREQ to Fl, csea
Send 70 Or. Sliuc, s3l Arch street Philadelphi.
Pa. Cancer Inltitute 91l Arch street. Philadelnhi,
p. Go 70 It. :, ocs.xvyAv T.
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Seal =DO|IlIl;aiIIrl|.s'||.,
. One at SI75 Worth 5000. ]

Sealskins having advanced fifty
per cent at the last London Fur
Sale, prices on Seal Garments next
season rill be increased to meet
this rise. The prices above al are
made regardless Of this advance.
Those who intend to buy Sealskin
Wraps will therefore see the adj.
vantage in an immediate purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
COTTON MARKErs-aY TELEGRAPH

ISBss ga A 4S oa6 2 9 Sale. s Ss SD:
55J 6ses for speculation export FuGuTes-C paBds
fST @S S s S9 snS AP snS My 9
do; June and July delivery i6Gidi also l5;Gtd DO
5eT delivery 2Ssld also s8'6d; do septen5cr and
October delivery, 23eldi also 25.eld Futures GGies
1900 bales new docket and 500 bales old docket ~
paie secuatoTs took 10000 bales; exporters took 1900
bales forwarded from ships side direct TO spnner 200
American 900 Oaes total stock LOGO bales American,
The form Of contracts in trade
tract and the words new docket mean new contract;
American Futures-U pands Low Mtldpg clause, APril
delivery 7glG buyers do April and 5,ay delivery 74d
aud July delivery 136ld buyers Do July and August de-
Ta % aS Aq sH SSG dy
vauei do septeaOeT delivery lid sellers ..,
s5td seeys: DO NAY aud june eieery lisld soefs
deyey ly4 Ha 6gyers 90 Angus, 5nd Der
livery, 2234d sellers DO September delivery 20.G4d
GALVESTON, April 4-COtton quiet; Middliug II l.; Low
Miading 10 SlG; Good Ordinary lol; net receipts IS
TO- France ~ bales to The Continept 995 bales Coast
the Continent 1870 bates Coaswise bales sales 2s25
lddng los GOOD Ordinary 10 l5i net receipts -
baes; gross - baies 9port5 10 tho Continent SIi,s
Ep% 70 s, FesG 2l ea Sse to Franc S SS9 3s
TO he Continent Loco bales CoasWsc, A4os bales sales
NEw oHLEASs. April 4cotton hrm: Mlddlmg H.; LOa
MidGunE los Good Ordinary 10 = net receipts LEO bales
gross. l9id gaes Exports 70 Great Britain o. bales q
rance SOO 9a,e,i TO- ihe eontnent bales Coast"is
to red Tefs eo Pas Lice erSs' lGeS' 5a
bales 10 the Continent $50 bales Coastwise l35 baleS
NFw.Y0Rs. April l-The following are tho total net 70.
eep oil cotton AT al te ports since September 1883:
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DsTno April sv s yS, S w' gs f s:s s ss
$780, No at Sole Recepts-wbeat, 1000 bnshi Corn:
bush bush Cora Corn. 1900 bush '''' ''''''''''
PqnAgELpnlA. April a-Four-The market Is dqll and
closing steady at the noon call after light speculative do
a aa"s 6 e s S. abo s % g ?a
geTe weaker IN sympathy with SPu2ns NO .Sd SS 30
yator Sc5 No Delaware Red "a sNpglt SeeePf ~ n
esse May ss7sssI or June, 81 81 ssl o.; Jly flol
4sl Oh = option msrke, was qge ana o SSss,
ing Car los Irregular and closed lower upier i9h S ae-
nigh Mixed IN grain depot 5Se steamer MSed Track o At
To- Cu o to ana a. yIio An 1ran en Sc,
sai liked track 992c3 san MIXED April 5j Cos May,
a yeTy N sqS or Car lots and he @ s hte s
a c sss s esqa "a ana closed h[i no my M Va e
sl84Fl3 6O DO. No Ness sl2o$l2 90 Beef Hams S2I3
sl7sSls PORK New Mess isSs co. DO New Prime Mos.
6SiSsc do Smoked Shoulders IN fg ss
aS7',c do smoEed si-ssbc Shoulders, pickle cured.
g. Ssa@cked 'a iSs.SliG Lard cgy sednsd . 5sS
I am Creamery Extra s3%C Ts:,en
SSsee 5 Fun pIIS
Winter Bra Sis si % 1000 81
Wheat S. 600 bush Corn 1900 bush. oats 5000 bush
Shpments- Wheat $4,000. bush Corn. 1000 BUSH osss
ST LOUIS. Aprl Flour steady and dull: Family, 5000
s. 49, Choice "a 6Ods4 70 Fancy, s. $3.50 30 WhetI
9Gtiye but lover; 30 Rel 81 052a q DC z cash hpr
July, 0l24G92e.: All the Year s92as91. No Red Fail
962a97c. Corn active; l6ss646lc. for cash. $3.50 ~ 20
A5rl a1ise MAY 4sSGl97e June 5OG39l4e july b &c
Nay Rye dan At 10 e59sc Barley quiet a. oss5e Bausr
quiet and unchanged Eggs. lac. Flaxseed nominal
at 81 60 Hay steady Timothy 81 S15; Prairie s9dflO JO
Bran hrmer at 7sds0o Cornmeai nrn At 81 90 whskey
steady at 81 10 Provisions dull; Pork sl6 90 cash;
$l7 90 April. Bulkmests-Long Clear, - 3OGsS 40;
Short RIB, So 40aS5 %; Short Clear - 122 Bacon
Long Clear, 80 62' short Rib 50 70dS9 So short Clear
$40 90 Receipts Flour 5000 b1si Wheat ~ bush
Corn. G3000 bush Oats 1900 BUSH Barley 900 busl
shpments-Four 5000 bbisj Wheat 5000 bush; Corr,
81 900 bush; Oats. 1900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
CLOSING PRICES or PHTLA DELPHE4 STOCKS
Ren,riaI bu Lnna IL DAYLi & 90. u WIN.
FRIDAY. April Up. 81.

FRIDAY. April 4-P 81.
The opening Of to-day's stock market presented
little trace of the buoyancy that marked yester-
davis late dealings. Seldom has the market began
business with more tame and quiet feeling
Farly prices showed little or no change from yes
terday's last figures, but there was peculiar alb
sepce of any desire to purchase at those figures,
while the supply Of stocks apparently large ut
prices shade below last evenings last quotations.
In that respect Erie stock was notable exception
and rose from 215s to 22s but il, too closed Oh
at 21l9 st. Paul also made mOmentary advance
from sG5s to s7ls; and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western scored an early improvement
Of 10 per cent to 1928 These
ceptional movements, however. had only
temporary effect upon the general speculation. and
later st. Paul sold at 80 % and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western at 1915 The specially weak
stocks of the day were Lake Shore whic h.decned
from 90lea 9g9i TO 972lG9 77s and Union Pacific,
which fell from 73l2G 1885 to 715s0729. Read
ing's first figure-55li-was its highest, and it
closed al 5S5s a J3si. Western Union made an early
advance of L. TO Il is, and ended at 696sGG9A
The stocks of the Northern Pacific system were duh
but were weak Oregon and TranscOntinental de-
clined from III TO 20, and Oregon Railway and
Navigation, on sales of 400 shares. declined q to
ssh and closed offered at the lowest figures Of
the stocks ofthe Southwestern system only Missouri
Pacific attracted much attention, aDds that de-
clined from S67s to S5ls; the others show final
declines of Il TO per cent Pacific Mail after
rally of IS TO 1888, declined TO 50. In the stock
loan market the rates ruled from fiat to per cent
for carrying; nothing commanded premium for
use. Taking the market as whole II presented
demoralized appearance, and closed weak.
All the business i'll Government bonds was in the
Is at the one figure of 1914. Bids for the IS were
advanced l. per cent. Closing quotations were
firm as fOlOwsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
TnE LIMIrlTIONA al ME TRADE.
Froa1 The Arkansdr Trarelsr
. u-b, had announced himsei 4

The drtansdW Trnreisr.
A grocer who had announced himself as q
Negro votes ny explaining how free trade would hcnt ht
the color,d race called ola John into Ms store ono day
i.ooE uorc old man regard you as = kind Of leader
among your people. % hind of Moses In fact
Blerrrd Ter yer. sab. fur dc compartment. removing
hi ht and bowling with that half couiCal gravity 50
Clsr.,rt I.tc OF az old negro.
aNol ,aunot Afford TO pay cxorhiaut price, for the
Neto--IfI.- ot life continued a." grocer, oI"un- a
suf Up key uud closing the stove door The Eepup
lcan- Doe friends vet they not i'm favor
81 free trade although they know That n would greatly
sS,..rf. in fabcr o. free trade den. Is yer boss 3!
No d am going to ruu for the Leg Stature 0h nat
sCIid scr know It, sah an cf dats de Shine ycr- -vue
Ger en-. think, NV seq nt ~ trade VIZ little r,ti. ial
tsy"
"Eucur@ what I've suld. John"
" o.. dr d. sab"
Ju-t l- me iuerahar turned arsurd. John took up
small .8ct "i -four hD5 % in iIput COZ um aud Wnla"d
SLOWLY toward the door Til, merchant observed tho
Buottiuyilt tId exclaimed
Hold ou there
&" An got time boss without Io'tlu- around.
, 4 1lu don't stop ID shoot you."
. DDAI stops
"Wlnt arc you u3in- 10 st.a' tli nonr for .ou i'm
fcrnt' srouudrel
.Ml'- t{in' ter stead houT "
'Idu' SER ,y dat scr WIZ l Tabor a. free trade & se
ger dil. Hu' Thought ia r..r't wid a E,Iu'
steal u0'iu whut- free ken hr to'-c ho tuu' - "a
wanted IrI steal 10 tuck dom Dig -Hcl- stead
G. DE- little Didu Wt,r ride free hos ter de 'h."
@ ilI Just cal policeman Jud have you arrested
"Nhu fU Case i.c 10 free trade VussOu Ncrsc'fs
de WIS white obsr seed. Ileh. take ole Hour
Got crotct- an bugs 90 t uo how aud reaching The
nv vote. ycr's got fling down an take away
tUu No..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
FUR0PFAN PRoDUCE MARKETS

LNEBPoOl, ApF .--PrOv6Ons-baC0n- Cumberland Cut,
81 ol Long Clear Middlss, AS o.; short Clear Mdlo
45s I'd short Ribs. As C; shoulders. 36s per Beet
los for extra Iudisn Mess; lucia Ness Pors-PTms
Ness taS ot. per Dbl Prime Mess. Eastern. West.
ern $50 Lard Aw-rcsn tjs Od Prime Western. Ais ca
Lard Oh, aus 81. HansLOHg Cut, 5ls Shoulders, sos 6
Butler IOJs pen cwt for hnest United States Cheese
American Choice Wheot-Red Western spring, IA sd
- lodi Red Winter lOd "a. per Genital; spring
Is I'D, Now Western Winter. cd New Mixed west n.
o. , cd California y To- I'd IS. ID. California No.
IS "a as 3d per Genital Corn-aIixed old 5s 0ds ~
new, "a. 9lf. per Ceutl PTouce-SprtS OF rurpeauns
25s 90 az London. z4s. I'd 24s sd per Refined
leum, sgd por gallon Clover seed-Amerc2n Red, sos
COTS. per Cwt. Talow 35s. d. per cNt KO.n-COnmon,
- e.. Pale o. n los. I'd LjnSoel Oil 2 S. per
The receipts OF wheat for the past three
centas including $4,000 American. Receipts OF 1890
cCntals
LONDON April 4.-Produce- IInseed on eI0lOs 0sIaIs
Calcutta nseei iJs - Cd per quarter LIN.
seed Cake, IS D. Refined Petroleum
per gallon spirits rurpenne, 23s 6d d25s Sd per
sperm OH, so40- per tom ROsin-COnmOn, Is. 6dt
Pale, GsGlls PTOylsiOns-Lard, 45s cd. per cwt tor
Amer sugar s. Sd SIS 9d Cuba Ccnri
tugal pollrZiuy 800, and Cd Cuba
refining lnOal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rioer. Vessels mi RIur0rti.
EEw-YORK, April 4. 1894.
GENERAL MARkET REPORT.

NEw-YORK. April 4. 1894.
AsHES-Qulct and unchanged Pots 4Aa5ci Pcars Ga
d7c.
BftESWAX-TTade again limited, owing to the small
st0cfs hand Western and southern quoted very 1rmy
az 81 dG6c .
COOPERAGE srOCK-Contlnues in fair demand aud all
price. stoly Empty hhi- at - -; Hoops feet
$50 S3j; do u feet, p2B0$27: Molasses Sh0oks and
Heads 81 1882 90 SUGAR DO. do ~ inch; S2gS2 ~
do 30 inch 81 81 80; old 40, - inch 81 5Vatl 5Ji
DO 30 inch, 81 5aSl 30; Rum shocks and Heads "a;
do Pipes -.
COAI-The movement Anthracite has been quiet 70 far
business concerned me outlet IL fair ON account
OF old steady uncrtpne 70 rates IA almost
universally noticed. CaIgOcs S4dS 80 alongside Bum
continues dd prices almost nominal at So 100
81 10.
CoFFEE-spot Rio dun at At loiac for fair Options
dul and lower. Sales 10000 bags closing at cIoHsODc
for April May S.jOdS.j5: juno S0,0SG0i Jmy SbOG
So, August and aepcmber SGj0'70. Mid. quiet
COTTON-SnOt Cotton quiet STEADY and uu HANGED Sales,
600 bacs 1G6 last evening" including b23 for consumption
and 10 speculation Del yeTcd contrScte 1900 bales
Tho quotation, according 10 the American Classification are
asfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
lnov s1lRIlLNI0 1o NlH.ToEK.
Eam u. AgLacn.. HLaIl


4 thiitcen-ycar- lad alightcd from an in
sou NJ. Western Central train 90 West5t day last
H. ma ,,.'te,ii, ~ fns n. w.. nm .ti,' aver ~ W.
crowd of bOothldc- vino stood in Nc,t.t near the rail
gaiIrd 90. friend az % Toe 10 The hootlack Maternity
which i- iu favor of short hours auj big pay.
~ your ls. Jit thoueb ii vu rdo bc poo sucker IN
~ anD up every time he sad. with amuy ts- Of The
Id sc oa it see the hn,1: I've raiirrd from fhc 10 r.
shln business aD In lol' 10 New YorL to get s,hoolIn
an zee N can shine u nutlCr light
learn the history O The fellow ol their cloth vino had so
ahulp IS thrown lilu-eh into tbc.i company,
ny ir'in don't -tay very long you know
I've WON'T" wa Tie response
"Wc'. MY Father v1s Irf.i ana uuth-r Wa, % Jcrr.s
BOIL DAD p.ctah, ola folk and DIS al u Ncv Nor, city.
Tho ~ 70, aq loved cgch o,"cr and o1',d 10 eei mar
" CHuio'c mar m' az an outside hi. church
~ ,S",.bt ""' "ti9 tS NV, ,o,r ,''''H
q MN, ,hy would ii-ov6 him for,ycf
". esry fich Tl,, dlln't want taJf daaeht,r 10
nlrt G'utir. and specially Catholic. But hoy loved
NARY an They did ih,y lived year m New.Tor.C
DAD thought ho could do better in th' West India,
h, y" pli 6.um = fInt Gaal,r and u.,Ss
iot. ~ none, fof ~ aar or Two Poor fellow. he WORKED
bful r hearted wa ma, cd There two yoa Wien u,lIy
Ifau.-,3 Ciain.tia Muthcr would uosor ct the folks
q, N lor. 1Iov whore s!!s .,vul AZ dad.
pes. ttuc fur my tain 10 80, ! must talk
fa-tCf sill thg Little follow Iuthtr went tU ~acIa
IDeao ana tcaal,d school ior y.e. when -ha TUX
srk u died Then oipl d. the Nfilr fellow
fsd the big tears ruIod down hi- cheeks. Don't
laugh. pIds she Buz % brave good muihrr. an shall
bevtI Odd anyone IKE Aor again. She Wul true 60 the
ti o. size wouldn't AK fDf fcucs nom tAc Old folks,
~ % lusglt -lf had right 10 many tle IliU bhC
loved Wien there Wa muffin wrong bout d."
"ILen ! begun 10 black boots cUL ! could do LOthIn'
e. l'ei jet HE I'D IA ic0ws do, eat what could
ke ana slept IN dry goods boxes. Two years ago mutcfs
tOlkE accidentally found me IN Sacramento. told t 10
the storl " my dead father an muthcr an they wopt
when they heard nltheT dead an sd tLt,d been
TO- scarcb and nqun an could cot no trace OF
Lcr Then they wanted ue 10 40 home with them their
ue bone an I've with them an be educated, but sed
DO. Muthrr worked. t0ilcd an died fur fur the
ngp she loved, and wouldn't ask any odds OF any one
DO cruel 90 let her do newspaper reporter
pet ne bout that time got my story, piled me- and sed
be Nud help NE all he Guild He didn't get much pay
Jut he bright, smart kind fellow though tell
,n wuTkod hard when he had time Sundays he learned
BE 20 read year sgo ho left Sacramento an went 70
Sew-lOrk Then I thought l hadn't a fricnd |
N sr wished / cud be laid side my nuther
but wurked Pred that's the reporters name, said
70 write FOR when be Guild ford TO- but waited and
'ated and thought he must be dead Last week got
tteF from him with ticket from Sacramento 10 New
crk and some money beside. He said he wuf a DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05

lassos at 2ajac To-day 100 Fair for July. sold Il
6G7 " closing 81 So 0huei dull Cut Loaf, 7i2n7 Sci
Powdered 7sei Cubes Ice eraUgIaed lls@7 I.e
do, Csc; 90 do, 6is6G4oi White Extra &c" 1's~Cca
ETtra "C,t62d &c: &C." Oasci yellow. 5a5lsc
STEARISE-M1rket duh weak and nominal City quoted
at EaJifci OeOmmganne stesrne, at sac.
TALLOW-Dull and in buyers favor. Prime City quoted
at TAI Lice Sales, 5000 h nc Tn lice.
TEADu and rather weak 1000 b.Japan for June sold
ri 2jigc
TOBACCO-Soed Leaf has been quiet and steady
sales 100 cases 1882 Wisconsin Havana NJ 20Ol Oci
zoo cases loS2 Pennsylvania 81 2Oc 100 cases 1881 do,
6GiOc 600 Dgles Havana soc ~ 2O 100 bales suinatra
III zoo ~ so Medium Lups higher
WOOL-There wasa Continued quiCtude and In view Of
the approach Oi tho spring lips holders quite
ors and inclined % grant further uCessOns. The saos for
The " Lrk hLYr boon amnl and nnmnOIIant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, April T.
Another active speculation took place at the
Petroleum Exchanges to-day. Again there was an alb
Of important news from the oil fields. Prices, how
ever, reflected decided movement among the bears
their and for the first time this week
thatspecuatye party displayed eagerness purchase
The tendency OF prices all day harden and the fig
ures To 939 cents gain of cents from last even
ing. The close nearly at the highest points or this
day but there a shade of WEAKNESS in the market
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
ia
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LoSDON April ALSO p. COnsOs lO2 = for and
To- 2o tn accounts Atlantic and Great Weston First
Mortgage Trustees Carhcotes 4l5i Erie. 22, Network
Genital, 1866 Pcuusyy 81 y, Reading 2- Canadian
Pacific, 81 ST. Paul COMMON 4jL.
p. m.-Ncw-lO rk Central. MA Atlantic and Great
Western second Mortgage trustees Certificates =, Mexican
Ordinary. ld1t
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NEH-lOfk CITY
l0th.st, as 22O6 W OF Ave.B 25xlO3S. MorrtsStein
bOth ana VIE 10 Conrad Rie3. pOO
lcXin <t0n-ave, Q COZ OF 4ithst 220Xlj; & Lopez
r.. 70! keenan, ...;..--.,'.. 1000
. Ma.c6ke and wtetS Vim HENDERSON 1900
go. 20 Mayipa H ANN .;..--,-. 22.25O
tOOeO Iubhs .......-....
LeXingtOn-ave No l09N5l; Manuel l. y Banco
,os and wife tC :, w 81 1000
son assignee To 4 Herts aud another "a ONo
Jpth A. - zoo n " ~ luthaye 21NIOU.5; sarah L
Metmore 10 Henry Rrhl ........ ............ boSo
lstaye Sc cor OF fbth-st, - 2Nl022i Henry Fattor.
Sam, mann 9na SiiG 70 Henry 1.ooss 10000
HeisseuOuttel Gnd another. ......... pa Ooo
lhlTch.st, No lS0i Mm Reman q oil TO SOLOMON III O6
o6d.st NO 80 Vest, 2ONlOO6 r W Buckley and
vie 20 Emma W dollhouse Ono
Ridgest No 6li John Early Solomon Rachrach l80o0
oittst ;, la OfOtlaye. TO SD st. IS IOXlOlsx.
49, Irregular Pauliua Morgan TO Chas IA Holt = 92bOO
eost-sL $ 10 II OF Vth-aye, 5Oxl02.2, II Holt TO
lO6thsG MS 100 II Of 9iave 10 iOl,tsk sSO, 4'O''
Y0l l0l d Fish 20 Philips ...,'...,..'., 100000
felst No ID, samuel Briggs et al 10 n Briggs 1900
luSlst ms 40 ~ OF 4th.aye, l7xl001i u
hhaer referee 20 German American Loan aud
iosthst 1877 IT Of itha1e i7iiOOiii same to
sd-avs cor Of i0s,hst 75Ii0o VIM Cohen ard ''OO
s0,s wife TO lheTese co69 $4,000
ana wife 20 hliz White. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Broomest, So, 20 n of Nerick-st, xlx63 same 10
Harriet n Graham. 8OOa
Madison ave " cor OF 03d.st 00.5x76; John Rs.
ley 10 1900
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LIVE srncK MAnKLrs-aY rELEaRArH.

BUFFALO April Receipts today 100 head. total
for week thus $500 head; last week. 42lO
head consigned through, 2lj market quiet; Fair 10
Good 50 Oja 2O oxen, 50 30 - IS; Light to 5000
ButChcTSs n IUdsJ -.
StccpIOceDJ5 today. l5OO head total for week thus far
1000 head same time last week, 5000 heat consigned
through. II cars good demand at fun prices Fair 10 Good
Western J0d5 -; Choice TO Fancy 50 Sj0p6 90; West
Lambs -i - 3d.
HOge-Recepts to-day. $500 head: total week thus
far Ic,yo head; Tor same time last week 1860 head
consigned through Good Choice Workers. IS 80
%. Light Mixed 20 GS6 4Oj Good Mediums. - 15G
Pigs, = ,.
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Elsewhere the clearances OIL City, 11.756000
Bradford 744S, 600 and Pittsburg 7,276000 barrels.
The refined market was without change.
BRADFORD, Penn, April 4-Crude Oil stronger; total
runs 50,04s bbls; total shipments, 3d. 59; charters,
46948 cearances, 943i,OOO United Pipe Line certin
Gates opened at 9lSI aud closed at $685. highest price,
93l2; lowest, 9l5s.