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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO April -catre Receipts toeGy 1900 hoadtot
f0r week thus 1900 head for time last week 900
CONSIGNED through $50 cars mlrket quet Fair 90
tool 50 uUGS o.; Oxen, - 1JU 70 uO Light Butchers
SB7INf 90 cool ButChoiS's 70 u a - 30.
to-day 200 head total for week thus Tar
100 last week. 900 heai cOnsgnet
- market active ant seatyj Far To Good
~ Is a$j 90 Choice to Fancy 50 1896 40 West
Hogs"Keceipis to-ily 5000 bead: total week thus
far ~ 500 head; time last week. 2t,OiO head;
cOnsigned through l42 Good to Choice Workers. - -
a6 10 Ilght Mixed - 50GSJ 70. Good Mediums. 20 90 %
a. % : ia - O0ds12 -
CnlcAGo April >-7e DrorrrS JoDrn1, report IogsEe.
ceius 900 head. shpm-uts 5.5 - hcal m9rset SO"
but s,raly; Rough pachiug $JjpWeJ 50: Packing.
and shipping - 81 - 20 Light - iO0$3 49, Skps - -
as 90. ..
GtVr-Rsceips G. 100 head; shipments, 3le0 head mar
., ,yrsr and steady; Exports. ~ JOd ri -; Good TO
Choice Snppmg s. $50 3D. Common to Medium. - 20 u
Sh.ep-Recaipta =. I0} shipments 010; market br'sS,
Inferior to Fair - OU0 = OO Medium 20 Good s. OO0
- ~; Choice 20 y 6trl - 5la rs %; LanJs - 00SG 60
IoUlS. Nprl ffpg.-sluH: RecoiDfS 800 hcl L
shipments 500 heal. At, - ioD$j 90 Packers - 40
z, - so Butchers - Sl0 - 10.
Cre-t;ecetpis lplh'l shipments 100 lea!: Export
ers u.s. GoJl 90 Choice Shippers. - 10 - 90;
Conn 10 Medium 50 "1G ID StocNef' and FeeIer-
- 0rtJ % 800 $780,, -
iipr j00ti So Medium 10 Cod 81 20 tsj Oji
Choice, . $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

Loaf 7a.c; Crushed Toc; Cubes 71607IsO; Powdered
5c GIanulated Ia1 iiec Moad 40 Conieetloaps'
white ETtra &c" j7sd6c. Extra 70" ogaosci &C." $40
bac: Yellow. 5d5 isc
sPhARINH~Qulet but held firmly. City quoted at SEC
Sales so 90 ties. OleomaTga1ne at SHsc. -
TALLOW-Firmly held and In fair demand Prime CITY
quoted at 3lGa7tlc sales. 1875 900 n. at 3lG014c.
TEA-JRpnn lower sales 900 lbs vt 23c for May, and
2isd2i &c Black dull and weak Japan and Black
tho spot quiet and steady.
TOBACCO-Seei T. IT quiot and steady sales 100 cases
1881 Pennsylyena cal $50 Hs2 do llml5c 200 I6S9
NewEngsnd 120SC 100 1892 Wisconsin Havana seed 20
153nc baes H. ayann 81 10. Medium Lugs were
Change closed steady; saesuDe. 20 hhds at
Sc; July % hhds. at Sac
wO0ITndc With mannfactuors has continued SLOW ana
unimpOrant and further declncs have taken place
The tone however IL and unsatisfactory SaleE w
Domestic Flcccos 37i204lC; 5000 ID Unwashed ficece
zoe; 10000 N SITnV ca OIna 2Oc 20 900 -pr'ng eNat
2Oa25c; 1000 n Fan do 69 l7c; 1000 n Scoired DO SO
dJ5c 5000 n TnWaShed Territory zoe 1000 III michigan
10 900 rs Southern. 5000 Territory, 10000 10 OREGON
Pulled 10 900 10 COmbngs 10 100 Domestic No OOOOn
n sut1 Anori an bales DOnsko 80 baos Scotch and
o. 900 u Domestic Pulled private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON. April IS, 1884
CLOSING Prices or PHILA DELPHIA SIO0HA
.!ar..i 1 ~ ~ : ~ ~ YL.l.
FRIDAY. April lS-P. NJ.
THE GENERAL LIST.

FRIDAY. April lS-P. M
The stock speculation to-day generally developed
a better temper than it did yesterday. Traders, by
their conversation and acts, expressed an almost
unanimous opinion that @ the mtrkct ought
TO rally" aud IN that opinion they were
confirmed by smaller pressure to sell
stocks than was witnessed yesterday. They
also were encouraged Ivy two OF three
special movemelts that apparently wore set on
foot by the formation Of or the reorganization
of old combinations. The market however, did
not work in perfect accord there were stocks that
were weak despite the general movement; and
they were heavy weights on such improvements a.
were established. The business amounted
to 100000 shares or $4,000 shares less
than yesterdays diminutiOn showing that some
Of those who believed in rally only aided il 10
the extent Of talk. There was irreguarity III the
movements Of stocks of the same class. Delaware,
Lackawanua and Western was special feature on
one side; it furnished nearly one-quarter of
the total number of shares sold, aud was notably
strong at from 11S3s0l1S up to 1l0l90 1903; of
course, there were numerous fluctuations. and
there was some talk of another squeeze of the
shorts" that interest however, just prob
ably ia OK tTemely small. aud of new pool having
been formed to advance the price of tho stock. On
the other hand reading was weak all day, although
its closing price is ;s higher than last evenings
figures; the stock opened at 1914 rose 20 5O'6 de-
cIined 10 49l2 10 50's, again sold
at 49i2 and finally at 60l- Union
Pacific and St. Paul stocks maintained their posi-
ton as the strong stocks of tine list and both closed
oil the best figures of the day. Ere was specially
weak and declined from 20l2 to 1919, and alter
frequent fluctuations closed at 1885 The other
trunk line stocks were dull but gained Il to = per
cent. The Omaha stocks enjoyed boom late III the
afternoon, aud tho preferred rose to 934 against
9ila, tho early price, Western Union. after early
sales ut CTS, ended at 6s, and Pacific Mail rose
per cent TO 1873 and closed ut 4S6s OF outside III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
NATIONAL G.ULED NOTES.

The visiting company of the 4th Regiment
MING. won golden opinions from the military
men at tie 18th Regiment ArinOry on Thursday eve
ming Their manual OF much superior to what
"a gonerally seen No expense was spared Ivy Captain
Aspnwa OF The 12b to make tho brief stay OF the visit
ers agreeable.
General Ward at the Court Inquiry In the 7lst Reg
raent Arnory Thursday evening, called Colonel NoSe
vino voluntarily attended unrePreseuted by counsel ana
adjourned Tor one week II Is understood that Captain
George A. Miller. OF 22d Regiment has been retained
by Colonel yose TO look after the interests OF tho
Regiment.
Major Elliott Roosevelt Q; the First Brigade stan. has
resigned.
ORDER have been issued from tho Third Brigade approx
ing OF the expulsion from the 18th separate Company
Eishps ~ Frederick H. Morris, Thomas Craven, ID &.
urI,uC Harris II. Baker and Charles Marion for tho
good OF the service. vigorous effort for reinstatement
~as AIDE by Frederick L. Morris 4 without success
Toero win be u lawn tennis tournament az the 23d
Regiment ArmOry at y. N. to-day. an, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
sELLING 4GO1f FOG ANYTHING.

The MorIiSania public pound. with It's picket
fence and round house. basked beneath the sun yesterday
morning like q slice OF Paradise cut out before the Ia
Il was tho eptOme OF solitude. for silence hung about II
Ike New-En gland tramp. Every now and then
sweet and pa;ntye cry from tho quetudc AMI then
& los. rich voice exclaimed: "Shlt up" The cry came
from ak 10y nine billy" goat. and rhe exclamation
was the uter,nc8 OF the pound keeper " Billy was no
good Ilo had been there for seven long and
0reary days. and had been deprived OF his woIted
peregrinatOn5 about the suburbs, where he had been
fsasting on washings" and milk pals that unssp ctinE
houscEeerors had left out nied Billy had been
advertised in The Ciy record 10 be sold, end the iron
entered eop into the sOu OF the goat WIN not
sOolbipr effect Billy during h- Restraint had InDbed
the whlewasn from the pound plcSets and ahsofDed
100 feet Of new hemp rope Therefore, Charles kunp
genial German, decided that the cay would 700 hooh we
bankrupt VI diet of hemp rope was heceesy TO- th'
support OF hi, horned sereuity, aud when IRibUSE re-
porter asked ham Yesterday what the upset Price WOuu
Sc for the goat. Mr. Bumpf Remarked
"EiIcS think" 1870, <.-
sRiy will be sold this morning. he IL net INC ainDus
Jesse James" who has been rVasing MoiTt5auia FOL
many days that worthy having como 10 au untnney END
Iy re- aOn OF anger Of eXaSpcrded hOusckee2tr
sfl,y" - a Young and remarkably yofaci0us BLACK
goa, with white spots. His price will be " anytning'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

IIvEEpopl April S-PTosiaiors ac0a-Cnmler,and Cut,
3s ga Long Middlss dul AZ short Cioar Mdlos
As; short Pbe. IS .houler' Sis "a per cwt reei.
indian Mes; INDIA Mess. ~4s P0rk-Ptlnc
Moss SIS % l. per DBL: Prime Mess, kastorn ;. Nest
rru SIS BariA AMERICAN ijs. 0ds Pflme Western, 4S d.
Lard OH tbs g. Hams Long Cnt, 5iS shoulders Sos 81
Butter. iGOs per for nnest United states Cheese
American Choice OSs Mhent-Eed Western Sptiny - I'd
Is lud; Rel Winter ID a. per csutal 40. Spuny
- I'd, New woStern Winter -. a. New M:cd western
81 al California -. ld.QNs. al; California No
Is Id ate. Ct per cen;h Corn-Alked ohl o. Isl; 90
2i-; DO az london. Z4s. od. Refined Ieirr
leiun -. per pal,on Clover Seed mencsn Rel =
a. cut. riO IS, 80 td. per CIt. k0eln-COnnOn
Is I'd Pale %. y lOs 81 IAnsee oiL pa sd per cwt;
IOYnOy Npil lS-PrOducr fiusced OIL 10 Us a s3o -
Der ton Calcutta Linserd, tJs q. per quarcr LA
seed Cake Is los per ton. Roinet Petroleum, Vi -
per gallon. Spirits TurpeUtinN 2is id per cwL
Sperm on. s640 tUj per Ion Rotln-Connon. IS 81:
Pale - dlls Pr0vis0ns-Iard, As 0d. per cwt hs
American sugar I'D ~ IS ~ cwt or CIb@ Cent?
fuga pJlri1lr3 $50 and lJ3 GLGlGs Cd Tor CdOa Mus
,oy tatr rcHH!u ahuaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
New ORC llJ

SirSt 0 Good iiniry i55 if'iiIms,
1ag. MN a %on, 2 cos s o5
TSd9ys clong gcsy April S5g a. IS N, Nay Aa5 s5q
y 20; sSp;tnner 81 81; oci9per II a No. no
il Market c'o-us quiet aud steady Transfers. 1e
Inn nricea ne n Tulr T main steady.
TdRREIGN FUlTS~irc siili selling slowly aad prizes
FIJI FIoUR AND MEAl-FloUE-M@ .hade strgnser
i4 rad i H'sincsi io export manly n low grades
9G joP2G So a G az v rSG bS were S cxpof ~
Guiding ZOO BIZ, fly Mil Extra 1t s. a "i 'G on
;ot winter Wheat; 90 bole Low ade tXtr, - 2,
sS 90 'O dr "Perw9n Winter What o qotat
Fine 81 loes5 90 surerine s265as32' .1 n,5,E
g % .9G NJ do 20 Scs c9G9@ g GoG oa a
Co Fair xir, ono 5G, OooI - 90 rs 20; Good to
hoicc. - i5q$; common f:1ua Mnnesotl 2'g53 %
. 30 raen s. tS g ~, 81 G3E,rs hi 10: Far ~ to
Good ESQ Gocl ysry 1hog e, = 9 e. 80 20 2 t.
c r%if NOR STEAD, UTIERY LouG-seaiy
aes 700 bbIs C9agcp 10 dooG ENa s. 2%aSt 80
Good TO choice = 4OGft % ,Ff e sL ~ @ N a.
fne - 60 latter e. Choice CORN AhAL g1,et
aga 2 :, q Is. Yellow western. a :; .5
m M 5Sd nd AZ linz and TAD
uye s,cGnn do Go' ns T n 600 S eah
including 80 Ghic1go ~ 80 dlysrSd an ~ 20 '2ve
cot and nm n =; G uny o Rcd n' F az free on
6oard ron store II 81 % in ,ore o3G o. de-
in elevator; No 2 RED seller MAY, 81 0l 7-a$ 03lt clos
ing Oj do June. 81 I'd 6Sl 0jh closing ~ O',s; 10
JAY 81 O5IsGsl = cosng 81 o.; do Augnst . =
Tfl Or closing 81 0GH; DO. 'ptCnOer 81 Oi1sl o.
. sp-mg'.oller Nay. 0G9lGLc closing 96tc...- Rft =
Market nrner fair export demand Weston 20 "oVc
Canqda and state 73g7$ &c slie' 300 bush Siae 10,
most week 74c; western d1ltr cost eleht
and I'm urln,@ g. ri jSc. bi ....BARLEN' cUce AMI
Hnny held. No 2 Ctnal1 0nd9lc.i 80. i.,9JG nc.
'RAU[ Ely VI \LT-Q Quoted steady at ia l6r. 'Or Two
RoToi state; 7sdS7c fr SIX R,wcd state SCI = ~ Tor
Canada .C0EN-Mlrlet q &C higher llibt trade
export and nome use aud good business on ~ cul1ye 70
oiuj CLOSING al Gie hiyhost prices sales SsO
lu. future 1900 bush. cash including IN Zgltd Mixed
ri 4 a Ic; No. 3. Zoe; STEINER Mixed. i924G c. 20
c1r iu eey for 81 c delivered; Clsraded White GSc
No 'iiyei seller May. 62rqGogc, CLOSING ,45ci 60
lime $4,000 L,. closing Ii2C.; do. july Gu'sg"l &c.
co4Ing 81 Ec..OATS- ssh lots have adj Iuced I'd lc
ard &c closing weak AZ shade ulder the highest
nrcos SloS 3GDUOD future, Si.bDJ bCsh cash. IN
Guiding so 3 Mixed at 3ttH No. .. 3. G5ltc. 70
aag1tci at 47c; Mixed Western 370JsEea White DO"
3t1A-c. White State d60it aC. Mo- MN.d seller Way.
No. AZ &C closing &c. do June. 81 03i Ice. closing
8; c...F ED---tcafy. with moderate irdc exported,
~ \tIIt,R randi have continued pO0! All de-
scIipfiOrs nave Il ccved attention. Prices rule strong
HEMLOCa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper, Yess,ls md R1urotfa
NETWORK April 19. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
EEw-YoRk. April IL, 1894

ASHES-0uic; ami unchanged ., ,,,,
BEESWAX-as sold 10 the extent OF luUO To- G0ou ooutu-
20 &c. go, 49, e..,.. u-,ro
CDI FEE-Spot Pn steader at p for Fair Santas were
Of IOis'. for Fair; 5000 bags -tas c
Peycrll and 900 bags bco' ycs7o not oscari3lnce OF
on prvnto terms Options moderately actyeat an advance Ot
To points Salel 3 900 bags closing ~ io.O"s: Aui
80 800 June $500 S65t July S6O@H Sfu,i E.o
NJ ember N65HR.4O October y ,OdSib Dld ana
Psscd Hivrc higher and Rio receipt, Wcre small
Mid fairly active steady. Sales !, 100 mats IN
terror PRdang and go LaeG1yra on prVaIe LcruS ho I
bass Costa Rca n lOiaGllc Interior Pading quote" q"
C0TrON-Snot Cotton quiet steady and unchanged SAFES
including 80 fr cOn"uhptOh
ana 2G7 on speculate Delivered on contIacls G "a e.
PccelD,s al the ports ay, S,3!7 bales, aGant g. %
last week and 1881 last YEAR for the wee li) los
ac int 30 Last woo. -ud CO. - last year since 1cp'
against % 80 pei lait 'e's"h
The quotations according the American cssihcftoh arc
~ IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
corrnv MARKtr.-nY rELrGRNrn

rfyrRrooG April lS-l2:5O p m.-Cotton hrln and
active MIdi,n Uplands 6d; do. orleans. 6'Sd Saies
I5OOn bales including 300 bales Tor speculation aud
c1norf: receipts bales al. Anne .lcJl futures-
4 plan., Low Nlddlng clause, April and My dr,Iytry
Old: asOB H.; do May and juno delivery 100 ii ;
also d Gid do june July delivery. u -lt. aso6 -
.6id: DO .uly aud August delivery, Ij-bid; do Aug
MT ard Scpembct dciy ~. o 23bld: also s.. a.; Co.
September ard October delivery, 2664d also 2Gfd
do october and NO!rm = dohVtr i'yid do september
driveIy.O AO!d Futures qucL with a lIiu.tcO rquuS.
TelGc.s o. deliver at todys clearing were 900 bales
now docket gud i.3uu bates old docket
" e.lySsso Of the 5000 Dac1; American. 81 900
bales; 5000 bales; exporters took, 1000
laes: from ships side direct 10 spmnes 1000
bales: export 1900 bales Oil receipts CO., OJ bIie
American - 100 Bales total stOc lOJi OOJ bales American
70 900 bllr- amount Of cotton ahOai, 100000 bales
American. 10000 bales.
puCo on-Tho sales Of the day Included 10 100 bales
American. FutuIcs-U plands Low Mbtu" cau4r, April
delivery IT'D sellers; do Apriand day delivery, lj'td
rer MA, aud June delivery iB64d buyers; do June
and July delivery, 2l.6L scIs do July and August de
livery 2J.4d Seas; do August and September delivery
eId bag DO september ana octoDof eI' cry % ia
D. cotton tuturcs-Uplanda Low MdihnS 1lau 3e
APlii delivery, lj-6id se.es Aprl ana may deh'tl
q 16Gld. s,ilcrF do May and Jnno delivery, I'D
buyers do and July delivery 2uOi buy ers DO July
and August doiyey 2i.6id buyers 10 september And
October delivery 2JGid buyers do september deiNvry
b.It.t4d. value Futures ClOStd steady.
NEN.YOlk Ayr lS-rhr following are the total net re-
cCDts OF cotton all the ports since september J. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

fluentia reports there was dcnrth. Yesterday
agreement between the coal companies YVES inc
subject of discussion from every concel'aoie
point OF view but the lrregularty OF tho move
ments IN coal stocks shows that II was not re-
garded as a factor IN the situation. Al the emu
there was spirit of activity ana prices c'oSeu
steady to firm
Government bonds wcro dull, but tho quotations
were steady for all except tho s.. the bids for
which were of H. Annexed are tine closing prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
CASES AGAINST SHERIFF'S OFFICERS.

District Attorney Olney said yesterday that
the os.es of Deputy Sheriff McGongal and Jacob A.
Werthemer would lie pressed for trial. az the evidence
was entirely OF different character from that IN the case
OF The Sheriff The Indictment against Warden Bowe was
Quasbsd. Tho charges against Deputy warden hietns
sasned 10 to met Dy some Of tue testimony Ia the
ebsrs oase 80 that Il Is probable that no further pro
sssdjngs vii be had essnst Tim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

I 100.
GALVESTON April lS-COtton -eudy; Middllne, rs 10"
Middlng II 8.l6 Good Ordinary, 10 net ana gross TO-
cripts bales Exports Coastwse, 420 Oales sales'
bales. stock. 1902 balos. .,-,-- -,
Woekly-Net receipts, l5l2 bales gross or naes TX
ports Britain l20 bales Coa,t"ise 300 Bales
Gales 7sO bales. $1,000. 80,
sAvlNNAI April lS-Cot,on quiet; Middling, ! IA Low
MIddlng, O Good Ordinary 10 lt net receipts, is
COa,twlsc l,b0i sAies
OO bales; stock. 1856 bales. .,
ports 20 Continent, - bales COaswse, 22oo bales
sales, b25 bales.
NEw.O giEASs April lS Cotton quiet aud finn Mddns.
H.; Low Kidding, III Good Ordinary 1914 not receipts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

DEIE0r April ls -wheat-NO. White Fall, Cash II OIL
April ~ on May 81 OF ~ June ~ o. 10 Red - 4oi9
No White "a loc corn No. .. 63tc Data No Nhite
IiGi No Eat S;Lc. Iocspts-Whesi, G.O0O buah; Corn
:, 600: Oas 1850 Dush Shpnonts-NEcat. 3,cVO bushl
Corn, 1000 bush. Oats. 5VJD husL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
Iports CoastMise.

1884, bales gross 184e bales Exports coastwise
bales sales jOD bales. stock, 1884.
WeekyNet receipts 7,0J bales gross. 6.7l5 bales FIX
norris 10 GREAT britain $50 bales 10 France $780, bsss -
the Continent, 34j9 bales CoastWise' SV@9 OseS saes
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
rhe r.nge Of prloes ana the tonl deaag, as fo

Elsewhere the clearsnCes wero; on CITY 14,26OO00
Bradford 000 and Pitt,burg l5,OS2oOO barrels.
Tine refined market continues dull but quotations
reduced of cent to sig cents label test IN New Ork
and ga cents ia Philadelphia and Baltimore
BRADFORD. PENN April ls.Crude oil excited and firm
total Thursday OF bbls total shipments 4Gl7l
bbs chafters 1927 bbls; Clearancos s2S0,O0O bbls
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 90L and closed
st 81; highest price, 97l2; lowest, 9i'5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
r1,nnprAN rfNANuIAI. MARKErs

IoNpoN April Is-12:3n p. In-Asuo gnd Great Western
FIRST Mortgage Trustees Ccrtcmc 40's Ere 2O's; DO
second onsOIs S,ti Illinois Central 10 81 Reading, 70 =;
Mexican Ordinary, Canadian Pacific 52's. St. ra1 Com
mon Z L. .
u IS 1nT The account.
4 d. u-Erle 2Ojt do. second COnsOls. hS'.; NeWIOlk
Central iiGI1; Reading 9J34; Canadian Pacific, 81.
BRELIy April 49, The state ueut oil n. npeIia INK OK
Germany in specie OF bGGoO'O natkS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
MINES AND MINING.

S1LESiT PHE NEEYJi( HIYIy4 EyCHIFGR
NEw-YORK. April IL, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN3FERI
NFw.YoGX CITY

odaye No LAC, 2O175; Levy Arnhemrr ana VIE 10 1900
Oppcnhe 80; -, o''-'V
sf.st n H. IL " o. 2d-lVG 2pxlnO o. Ell " W al
and aucther to 4 " Decker, lb-0o
luGsst "a 20 Il W Ot 2i.lN -, biSlNO. IL; newman
Col en- and We Peter Mccormick ,.....--... l@OJO
4th.nXr. W OF S2dst 30. 1850 jacob BOphhan
alto W Ges uer ;.....;--.- -: ,,Vn
tJtl,t A = 200 fl " OF lti.aye lOhNlOJ5; Full
Ter and wife TO Et Rooney -OOO
i9oth.st = , 1853 IL g of 7uiave l0I99ll; e Earle
trustee "a Ella & Earle. ......... 4iSV
hcmrI and wife to Incy ArnSeHer l4.50o
lptth. n III ft " of 2daye. 2uNlOOll;
Whit aud wife 10 Ed Fibel. ....... ll,l25
N,w.aye " ~, 1906 OF li0ih ST. IbO.lOI93Nirlegd
lar; Anna NJ Monsen. e1ecuuin, 10 IL { Muir 40
Bayaiist No Is: Henry Isracl and witc Ia sablna T.
Hustoi ......... $3.50
on and wife to Lon "a MIN .s.., $4,000
A'' and wife 70 Jos ilii - -. $4,000
OF kipson and wife to b 4 We6b l22oc
lo MS,ab 10 lu. T., .'A' DIV 10000
LOIS Is sJ, 70 SUI O 'u"e' es'' Mora $500
Madison ave :. o22 IA 70thst !xDj; Ehz b 80 .no
smith ot al, executor 10 u selicGeln '''.'''' '0'
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
c,,, "a, n ,a,,or -, 4, u prosn ..... SlIOOoo
ua.auE, W 10 W " " ......... 100 600
s,,o y, w. \, 49,, ............. 100000
,,@'no 70 " - Nut'iiS Apj2
nau usH Sls 70 usny nal an assannents 1000
Roes, solomon IL, ~ kVseo hees''''''''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
THE PETROLEUN MARKET.
New YORK.. April ] :

=
So far as quotations arc concerned the pc
tro!eum market to-day presented sharp coutTa, with
that OF yesterday IN that prices closed ut about the high
est instead OF the lowest Of the day. lui FOR hcreaer
part OF tho time the speculation weak and fegesh
and there was decline to pa cents, against 81 In the
early dealings yesterday and ga cents ut the close
There was no definite rOu the Meadsburg field aud
In view of the position generally taken by the large oper
ators the weakness displayed to-day cannot be ascrib:d
to allrm over the possibilities Of the new wells drilling
there decline Of J4 cents IN day Il not caused by
Traders sales based the possible Developments OF
small and isolated territory. In the last half hour
thcro was a sharp rally In prices. and the
market closed firm The general trade still IA nullish'
and expecis a further advance. on loans made
early at 81 premium but az the Cnd the rate had fallen TO
fiat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
BIZ LouiS lfeSier.

. lots 90 West l3ith.st. i5D ftw of NthaNo each
2 lots OF West l35th.st $50 tt OF sthayc. each
2INN9l u; Ilirsch ....-..--.... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRE. Friday, APRIL -. 1854
The following saeSwere held at the Exchange
SalesrOom to-day:
b. 4. n. Wiisi' q SIN.
5story brick building with To-. No S. Pine 81,
1853 cot broadway lot @llA3l5A@lAI""f } s,c, MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

CLOSING Prices Or Ctly"1cyTi ST)o
san FRAV1i;rp. April Il, lSSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

gc,lcr 10 days .c.ler 80 days a, c7s ,Soer1oG day.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-05
CHOLERA vANQUIsHED,
WHILE THE CARNIVAL OF. MURDER CONTINUES
AND THE WORLDS FAIR OPENS
DECEMBER 10, 1884.
A DAKOTA MURDER.

Grafton. Oak, Dec. IA foul murder
was committed III this county last Sat
urday night about six miles east Of
Mmto. Simon Tendusky, Il we'll to do
farmer and Pole by birth, had been to
Mimic that day and collected several
hundred dollars, which he had displayed
in saloon where lie had collected the
money. He did rot start for home un-
til about IL O'Clock at night. and this
was the last time he was seen alive.
On the next morning his lifeless body
was found in the road about three miles
from town. his team standing abont
forty rods from where the corpse was
found. Not until the doctor had open
ed the head was it learned that a bullet
had penetrated the temple and passed
through the brain, lodging on the right
side of tine skull. When found his coat
and vest We're unbuttoned, and his mon.
ey gone. Two young lloodlums living
near Minto, who had been seen watch
ing the deceased all the evening, anf
seen with him at the time he left Mimic
i have been arrested OH suspicion.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-05
Announcement.

MAnDEhL, Oct 2, lSs!-Edtor of
Cooperstown COURIER. Sir: l beg to
say to the citizens of Griggs county.
through the columns of your paper. that
at the request of many friends and lead
ing citizens of this county [ do hereby
announce myself as a candidate for the
office of sheriff of said county OF Griggs:
and allow me to say right here. that
if the citizens see fit to elect me to said
office, shall endeavor to serve the peo-
pie in the capacity of that office to the
best of my ability. knowledge and to the
best interest of the comfy and citizens
at large. Respectfully,
S. K. NORGoRD.