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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

= u
average WIS estimated at IL &c.
BEEVES- Receipts yesterday and To-Day l39 cars az
Jersey City and 40 at 37l head against
508 head last Monday The arrivals the past week were
1899 head than and 1882 head less than the
corresponding time last year.
Prices Live Cattle which hitherto had held remarkably
well all things considered, took heavy tumble tue past
selling have experienced the worst
marking heavy With cool weather the
large supply Monday could have been worked cat by
saugerers fair prices but the unseasonab hot wave 50
nemoraZed ee trade that the liberal receipts
reduction OF from TO &c per ID, dressed weight
With Cattle arriving Friday and large number held
the market still further declined l0dl 5c 100 10
making decline for the days nearly sc per 10,
wednesday by exporters obliged to accept still lower
bids Fdy and the folly OF the practice OF holding Cattle
from market TO when there s reasonable
chance Of Improvement in prices has been clearly illustrated
In the experience OF the pasJweek. -
The arrivals to-day at 60hs included II carloads for Mt
ERstman21 for stern Metzger aud cars for Mr
Waxe The latter were sold while on their way to Jersey
City.
The arrivals Jersey city all for sale and Uncludmg
90 held from last week. the supply reached
nearly 100 carloads With very lair demand
nearly oil the city saughterer trade opened moderately
active and prices while showing considerable irregafli
stnencd up little all desirable grades The advance
however rarely exceeded 81 per head and closing sales APP
peared about Fridays figures. About 10 cars
The range to day e5 FOR little Steers averaging
e92 b. SO 80 for carload of heavy Lancastere averaging
1886 10 with picked Steers selling at 80 80 100 ID Ola
Oxen stays sold 80 81 1855 and carloads OF West
Bulls at "a % with few retailed at 4d4l2c.
About car loads we're reserved aud bought oy an e1
porter ..
day. ,
This weeks shipments Cattle sheep and Dressed
Beef Mutton were as t0ll0NS:
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Market closing weak. Transferable notlces 1915.

MnTsct
partlcnlay for ow grades may be quoted "a e per
S6 sse 5S Win s yfry oBSns Sd TRp demand sales
Ss wR 1 9G9 S1 S9 sP 90 fS 1G 500
b1s Fine q 5@s So latter for choice ao Wh,Gs Tr
ane s. SPRING - 6odt4 90 ioE TnteS What
SV Dds h orsaf'ons Fine M - GjaS5 SO, super.
nnc ~ 5odS COS Extra 10 !5Gst 20 I Wstnro
a. SO 2j Common to Fair Extra 0n2 % 10 Common
Cool - ~ 9o S9S ga co. Cicar 81 ooGs} To- Rye
MS'Ie nakers Extra 81 86as5 % st Louis Common to
Far Extra - ldsi Fair g Good = 100 Coca 2ra 20
- To- CITY MN Extra for West Inaies : ssGSoO o
sST94 fLoUR@in moderate regues EXPORT and
fome a. steady pics sales Good 10 enc Se do a SOS
adns 500 9os for export TIA 9" b, sG5erDe at "a
MEAsteady with light trade reported rS SagS f
" at . ~ '''0' '''''"
GRAIN-wHEAT-Mar tevcrsh, rregpar , and I'M
ptS. heavy then declined "a &C. then reS0, cred
and trih then lost thr ed trade fGr
eSpor and city Milling aud LARGE business IN 'Rt 1 Gn
bush salc 3G2 GOO bush future "a 600 BUSH spo aug
10 arrive intending 80 hn ne opoa 10 10 hwest
II OH; Uueradod inter Rd soGosc; &c" heard rom
s,oep - 90 iiSasl oo7a 40 red for May ggi2c
u uo1 closing AT 81 COZ TO- n dS 's o.&l oI closing
j oS'- DO Tor august q isqs' c S GS'' at 81
HYE-lrmcr and very scarce nominal gnoAuonps M rs
er1 G aic 20 bush Ungtaded Can9da az 77e
vic BAILEY MALT-1uicL prices unehnngeH ,,r,d
20 y Market unsettled Cash lots advanced @d &C anu
,J steady Options opened "a &c lower theh tee9Noied
frm he decline and advanced Nd DC .sen "i "oferatS
b.,ss Tor OF port light trade for home use a MN &
saies 900 bush. future 10000 bush Spot h nG1
-, T. yraded Mixed at Sc; steamer ALAeu 90 =
hNc mn elevator ahoat No Mixed - 90 60 ~, !.
o,eyaor ga &c nhoat steamer W hc . C g., III NJ, rs
tboicc White southern q c 40 Ml1cl TOT SuY,
b. &C closing At $500 do for June, CLOS ns
al 20 ,c do fr July i1a4c closing 81 - - ~ Oa
August 5sa5S.c CLOSING NJ bec nsn ,o.s nav
a'iv4n,cd 1850 md closed dull Opton3 opthfu -.
49, en fcoy.r-d and advanced triie then fel OIL IA
Sc and closed feavy at shade above TIE hslte pSe,s
arrive Including no. Mixed At 4Otc, 10 iLtGdIS &c
in e,v,fnr 4ltc arrive cost fcigLt hhu insurance
10 4 e. 40 2 White. s3ilc; No. 2, 49, 1 i2c no. l.
1pc; Mixed Western. AZ iic While d9 ,Goc s,,S
al lac, do for June elosnG az AZ "a r.
Doc los H. 20 G9jc; s.lrps, - 0ji Rye Feed W
QJJc
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL April 97-l2so m5cotton steady s MIDI
1000 bales including 500 bales Tor speculation aud EXPORT
receipts 5000 bales, including AGO bales Amscn r ru
delivery 6d. also 62Sid do June end Jniy dewey
6a.Ild. do July August delivery, bOo4ui 40 also
did do August and September delivery 6di 40 sep
embor and October delivery 00e4d do October and NO
veInber delivery, 6l-Bid
TENDERS for delivery none ,oo -.
m-Cotton The saes OF the day included oaOO Daies
Ansrioau EniraA Quiet unlands Low Midding cia"AA-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

lIvERPooL. April n -Provisons-Bacon Cumberland Cue
32s Long Clear M,ddles BIS IL Short Clear Addes
5s Cd, shoT. eibs sss 81 saoalors sSs o. per css
Pork-Prime Mess 62s per bbL Peine Ness Eastern
$751; Western, 59s Lard-Amcrican 36s 3D.; Prime West
36s 3D.; Lard OIL 3Js. sd ams-Long Out ASS I'd;
Shoulders Sss 3D. Butter 72s Cd per ewt for finest United
Western Spring U.s. I'd 07s. 3d. Red Winter Is l0d Id
per cental No Sprng7s i'd New Western Winter Is %
New Mixed Western "a. IL I'D, California No l. 7s. Sd
rs 3D. California No Is Cd ais "a per esn5a Produce
cwt Refined Petroleum, Id per gallon: Clover Seed-
American Red 4gs per cwt Taiow32s ga per cwL Hosn
3D. per cwt = 49, go, -
LONDON April 27-Produce- OIL a229 f?2d. 5s.
per Calcutta Linsced. 46s pr quarter insesl
Cake ~ IS 0e5 0s per ton; Rednei petrodenm ag1o
63d gallon; Spirits OF Turpentine 23s 3D. Del cwt
Sperm Oil, 95s per ton. Ronn-c A. Cd e4s Sd
Pale IS q lis Prov sions-Lard 44. Cd per cwk for
Sugar las Cd per cwt for Cuba centrifu gal
poarziug 96 and l2s Sd ol3s Tor Cuba Muscoyaiofar
refining a1OaL
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels AMI R,riIroafs
NEw-YoRR, April 81, 1Ss
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nr,r,- Xnnn A rnril o. Il

CoFFEE-spot RIO dull weak and nominal at sac fGr
Fair bags Mimic" sold private terms Options
opened 10 to 10 points lower but rallied later ana cosea
steady decline points the day. Hayre fell q 10 ~
this fact hid not have so marked influence as the
tenders May contracts OF 500 bags which
closed out the early trading. The trading Was scat
tered on both SIDES Of the market There was
switching Arbucke bought and sold sales OF 249OO Qaga
closing as folows MAY 86Od 80; June 670a615; July
6sO66Sj; August, 60Oa695; September, 7OOa7.O5; 0c
tOher. 70jD71O; November f1jd7,20 December, 2oD
49, Mild grades steady sales OF 5000 bags Washed Cara
and 29j Laguayra pr vate terms. . 49,,
CoTToN-spO Cotton quiet steady and unchanged SAFES
OF l77 bales receipts at tho ports to-day dSis oSs
Der 45S3O62 bales against S71 for tho Same period
last year. a-..
Ihe quotations. according the American classification
area IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-28

April delivery bl4d value do April and May delivery
ol64d value; do May and June delivery. oGfd seers
DO June and July delivery b5.;oid seller; do July x
September delivery I4d sellers. do SepteD AID Oco-
Der delivery 6O64d sellers; DO October and November
delivery 81 64d. value November and December do
livery. 3 1864 buyers.
D. m.-Cotton-Futures closed lrfn; Upiands Low Mid
ding clause, April delivery O6td valde; do April and
May delivery sos yaiue do May and rDe delivery.
564d do June and July delivery, o66fdb0yers
do July and August delivery 1cJ4d buyers do Augnse
September delivery I'd vaue do September and Octo
delivery 594d buyers DO. October and November de-
livery 5l64d sellers do November and December deiv
cry b4S1Id value
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,c,eo. ST, PAUL. MlSyEAroLIs AND OMAHA.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

12sOp m-Consols 957 for money and for the account
First Mortgage trustees Yer
Hcaies 81 do second Mortgage ~ Canadlan PaSnc5 !,
Erie CCnsOls. 56i Mexican q
st Psnl Common 72l4; New-YoIk Central US i'o"i"K
s1a 1870 occcu,,
Parls sdvces qnote Three per cent Rentes al -
francs centmes for checks.
p T-Consols 95Ss for both mony and the account ; n,
1870 D. m-Paris advices quote Three fer Ooht rei' 1t"
7S francs 40 centimes for the account . -, ...,,..
Las D. COnsOs 9JAa for money and Iot INC oo nt
40 n m-Congols qj for both money ana inc account
ERriT April 27-Ihe statement OF the Imperial Lana Oh
Germany shows in specie OF l2uOJg Lnrhs
Paris quote Three per cent Renes AZ " :
n sols O5 j.iG for both and the account
A,tianfic Western Second Mortgaee Iustee
tifcates 80S; Enc l2, Mexican Ordinary 2 NeW-hoA
Central an Reading \: Canadian Pacific. 36's. -,
43O D. m.-Consols, 95S for both money ana LOT 'ho
account. ., t,..,aoa
paris quote exhango on London at 23 francs 80
centlmes for checks.
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ter unchanged Eggs lower at 1oaiotc Flax sea stesy
of 81 a. Hav hrfner ani una ntel Brl1 nrn AZ
Sso Corn Meli drn al 81 IS. WHISKY stsiig :, ~,
Pork $40 90 BukmsasLong Clear - Sh2s &; ii
Reoeipts-Flour GOOD bbls4 Wheat 2,0Op nns Il paTsi
$4,000 bush; Data 10000 0ushs Rye 1000 DnsL nj
1000 bush ShiDments-Flour. 5000 6bls "hess hy9o
BUSH Corn 10000 Dush.; Data 7,O0V 0ush' Ws wv"
BUSH; Barley. 1000 bush
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NE PETROLEUM MARKET

NETWORK. ApTil -.
A heavy decline in the production OF the
Thorn Creek district and the absence Of any important
field news OF bearish character combined III giving
both activity aud strength to the market today The
opnenng prices the lowest and while the extreme
advance was not maintained the end, the last prices
showed continued upward tendency The yield OF the
Thorn Creek district IL rapidly diminishing without
promise discoveries In the field The decline was
over OlJ barrels In the twcntyfou hours The stats
capostonin every respects favorable 10 higher prices
The stock in Europe is scarcely twOhTds large t
was the time last year. The market to-day was
moderately active. and continuance OF the present
movement would probably throw 10 out OF the rut In
which 10 has been 80 lOng travelling.
zrhc range OF prices aud the total dealings were
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PORT OF NETWORK ......... MONDAY. APRIL %. 1885
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1888
ARRIVED.
eteaper Chateaux (Fri bordeaux April ~ with mdso
and passengers Funch Edye Co. Arrived at the Bar at
STEINER Saratoga Mcintosh Havana April g. with mds9
aud passengers TO Jas Ward Co. Arrived at tie Bar at
Steamer CITY OF Para Dexter Aspinwal April 10 with mdse
and passengers Pacific Mail "a Co. Arrived at the Bar a
Steamer state Texas RISK Fernandna Feb % Bruus
wick Ca Port Royal with mdse and passengers to
Steamer Benefactor Trbou. wilmington NC days. with
mdse and passengers TO VIM Clyde Co
Steamer Chas Mayer, Anthony Baltimore with coal 10
CONSOLIDATED Coal Co.
steamer Walker Arlington Drnkwaer. Baltimore. with
COalfOr HoDOkeD.
Steamer Commonwealth, Van kifk. Philadelphia, WIN
mdse TO John Roberts.
sUNsE1-wind at SANDY Hook. light NV; hay of
shore. AZ City Island. lisht. WI clear.
Sandy Hook-ll pm barometer. 1902 Thermometer. 5l
Wind, NV. 10 miles, Weather clear.
CLEARED
Steamer California (Ger Winkler Neutrality-suspicious. Bros
steamer Tyanhoe (Br. Cameron Baracoa--II Dumols
steamer wyanoKe, Huphers, Norfolk. City Poiut and
steamer Vineland. Dillingham;, Baltimore-J s Krous.
Ship Hereford (rl Jordan. Bombsy-Anold Hines Co
Ship Andrew Jackson, Paine. BOsOn-VernOH Brown &
BARK Colombo utaD ColozzI Pozznoi-Funch Edyc & Co.
Bark Araby Maid (Brj Rogers, sharpness Henderson
Bros
Bark Evangeline Br) Chapel. Barcclona-M Pickering
BARK Earl Of Devon Bp, Ward Brisbane, ouecnland-
BARK Annie Marshall. Tookor. Plymouth Parker &
Bark Robert Porter OBI, McGough. Decentralization.
Bark John Hickman OBI. Eldndge Cork for orders
Brig Rising sun Decker Brdgetown-L w & Armstrong
Brig Kaiuha johnson. Cienfnegos-J de Rivera &Co.
schr Carrie tBrl Harrington. 81 John MA Honey
Schr Annie Harper tBr. Durwin Johns MA IIeney
schr Bess stella tBr), MeLeman. st Johns Mat
Uency.
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AN ADVANCE IN BARLEY.

SAN Francisco, April 27.-Barley was the
feature on Change to-day From 81 l6iq, the
closing rate Of Saturday It made jump
OH the opening In the mo- ming OF nearly ten cents
II continued TO rise until II 26a had been reached
at which figure IL closed.
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horses quo Carriages
AT Acknowledgements of gentleman's pr,
"A stable
CHARLES +. CREvIER,


CREvIER & WOoLLEY,
Real Estate and General Auctio1eers Office 1887 Broadway
3Jth-st.
sell public SALE the premises the contents Of sta
bic, nan . ,,,,.
No 100 East 32dst Tuesday April %. at III o'clock.
No bay geding, sired by Motifs Independence yeafs
hands high close 10 24O good single pole AND
afraid Of anything sound gentle and kind
No geding michigan bfedl sired BY Golden
Bow 6years ls hands can tro. close to ~ not AFRAID OF
30 3-Brown fho oughbred Clay mare, years old 15l
hands elegant gated beautiful animal only IN harness
since trot In minutes sound, gentle
and kind. - -, -.
NO 4-Blacx Hawk geldng IL years. lob hands has tro
ted In 235 very fast has been driven by
lady village very handsome sound gentle ana Kind
surrey blackboard suky cutter single and double arnes
pole chains lady and gen;lemens saddes &C. py Aorhe
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State bonds neglected and the sales included only
Virginia &c deferred at 8. OF city bank stocks Fourth
National cold t5D at ll4a114is
In the general bond market the issues Of the South
western vssem were again prominent and made some
seeoverss from Saturdays declines but the business
Zone was IN small amounts Missouri Kansas and Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-28

quoted &C. Sales. $4,000 b &C.
IEA-Dull and to great extent still nominal
TOBACCO-On Change. Kentucky quiet lugs bhGI &c;
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MARINE INPELLIGENOE.
MfNrArnRa ALNAvAJ

MINIATURE ALNANA1
sun 3d. ,ets GAS Noon set, 4i6 Mons ago Is u
mon WATER rJ-DNi.
<u-Sandy Hook 7.le Gcr. Is'ini. 1928 Hell Ga,A Hh9
PN.-sandy Hook. 1888 Gov ls.nL 1;t5 Hell Ga'@ V5'
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES 1T THE NEWYORK HyvG EXCHANGE
NEw-YoRK. April 81. 1883
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CHARLEsrON. Aprii 27.-Tnrpcniluc Urn At - &c.
sAVANNAH April al urprHtine quiet at ~
WILMINGTON April Z7.-IGTpentinr stea6y at ~ &c
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miscellaneous.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL . = RECEIVED AT THE
arsts. until and 800 West Twenty corpe5
IN lrd ave. Forty sevenh-st No 10O7 1hirdaye
near and at tho HAlLEM OFFIC 200 Third
ave corner hundred and 70 az
egular Office Also BROOKLYN IS and 81 CourLs
TOR SALE.-Two double cylinder dye-wood
L. cutters In good condition Address -
G. Z. TALBOT & CO.. North Bflerica Mass
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ooo , tho gcnoro "a sold up to 6o@507s against pug
esI. 90 Ionis and Iron Mountain os dechheu w
7o1 Int recovered to 70. against 1879 It o1iio
Missouri Pacific consos sold up 10 io NJ ioI zoos
at the OPENING ana hii nH, dregon short Line 6s
we're we're uan and easier At COL Atan fop
and Pacllcs were steaay s a. srT he incomes
Northnrn Pacific fIrsts we're % higher at lO44 Chesa
peake ard Ohio Rs were advanced SO = az Erie
single bonds from 62l0 to 6li2 ana c'osC southern
frsts were weak with another Il decline to 20 aI
Lake Shore second cons0ls were OF e az % cont To
York, Chicago and St Louis nrst o hber at 29S ST.
paul terminal IS were Il easier at 81 Tor roui ~
Northwestern debenture 5s were up . ~ 20 honds
new debentures were up from 9Se 10 Use; d than
of tho Woha an svsten were In less active uenanu
Saturday. Hannibal and st. Joseph o' i "
G1l57s 49,, ~ hoIopcc 5000 776,
made nm Inv gains Of 5f5 24s coin and 5S,52S currency.
The DAVIS opcrations covered: Receipts, Td92355cG
paymen!s. $020O0l currency D2Ialce, T~o'A-A'-'
The local money market ruled usual, easy at l2@l
per cent, ,...-o. "a followa
Exchanges S87 $40, 105 balances, S6'l3o,ooo. g. a,
The United States Treasurer AT washington $500 ,,
received $3600Oo National bank notes iO Se internal
the customs receipts were $0J4loo anu 'n0 '
revenue receipts were $7A9,l44 A., ,or,,ots were
Tie foreign exchanges quiet, but the marKeLs VIZ
firm at unchanged quotations I9l fa long and short
sterling respectively; 5l9' ana 9lI luI ,ins -
and 95 for rechmarks; 40 and 4Oli for guhders
The foreign financial markets evidently lhIs @
Thought that they saw n gmmer OF peace IN Lonu" ~,
British consols opened up at 95ls and quickly rose W
sos declined To- and closed at IS $40 and Russians were
off 10 S5al. United States hOnds were !VC 1n'1os
American railways generally ruled lower put tae .ne -
SATURDAYS last figures IN the home markets. Inc b
of England gained 2267,O0O bullion OH DalanSc. ~
Paris French por cents, after an advance 10 80,
clined to 77s7l2 and sight exchange on hohuoH "''
Ia =.
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Ocean Cleaners.

EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
oBTA IN PERFECT REST AND UNDIsrURBEDs LEEPs
Free from the motion the Ship by securing OF the
BRUNSWICK SELF-LEVELLlNG BEkTHS,
In use on all steamships Of the Inman Line the Ems and
Elder North German Lloyd AMI the Normande and
St Laurent of the Transatlantic Company Circulars at all
the above offices.
YOUNG MAN experienced in European trav-
cling do Tres engagement az guide or eompanioo g
references given. Address ,,,>.ro, ,-.,.-. ra..
A NCHOR LINE, U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
N GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
CIRCASSIA. May . a. m. ~ IN i.sS "A, May IT, Am
ETnIOPIA, Nav O. noon. DENoNlA, May %, p N.
Cabin passage $50 10 so. Second class $50:
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday. MAY g. JuneA
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter -
Cabin passage $50 to 800. Second class $50
outward, orprepald 3D.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Ag nts, W.
Bowling Green, New YORK.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL April 27-Arrivod Virgnisn lBr, Fell,
Boston April a.
LoSpoS April 27Arrived, steamer Elysla (Br). Rrown
Arrived steamer Benson DID, Fulton. from Ncw.York
44IEFSsTowS April 27-Arrived, steamer British Princess
Freeh Philadelphia. April 10 her way 10 Liverpool
land proceeded. , a.,
Sailed steamer AbyssnIa Douglass from Liverpool for
New.YOTk m,
GLASGOW. April 27--Arrived, steamer Hungara OBJ
0rimseed from NeW-YOrk April Ia. -.
Anil Crcassian, Richard.
sop from Portland April 10 her Liverpool (and pro-
ccededl. -, -, po,,o-
LIZARD. April 27Passed. steamer Calico tBrh Poster
from Now.York April her TO Hull
Passoa steamer Hernann Belg hyor, from New'f@k
April IL "a her u Antwerp.
Gelert KuhlWe1n, from NoW.fork, Apfh
on her way 70 Plymouth and Ham0urg.
VERA CRUZ April 26-Arriyed steamer CITY OF Pueea.
Deakeu. from York Via Hazanna-
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SPIRITS or TURPENTINE

The prise Of refined oil was unchanged.
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-York in
Ami May June and July, By frst-class steamships.
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS ut REDUCED AfES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURSIONIST with maps, contains full par
ticulaIs by mail FOR ten cents
THOs. COOK son. 26l broadway. \. Y
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NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANI

W Between New.YOrk and Havre
Companys Pier No AZ North RIVER foot OF Mortonse
NORMAN DIE. FTangcu " ednesday, April ~, a. ~
ST LAU RESl. dc Jousseln. W edne ,day May T. 10 IN
AMEkIQl - -antelll .Nrtl',N: M
ST GERMATN Triuh ...... Wednesday. May ~, 10 a. m
Checks payable at sight, amounts TO suit on the Banque
~ LUIS DE BEBIAN Agent, No. Bowling Green.
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VNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPO
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. CO

NUKIH y -. OV'
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw.YokK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BtEMdESs; -
Elder Wed ADJ % $50 IN. D0nau, SAL NAV 900 p m
WERRA ut MAY q 1880 am. ~ Ida Wed NaylS $50 pm
tlbe Wed, Nav u. $50 I ID " sat May 10, SSV an
on Exnrss steamers. First CABIN. 500 sl51 second
CABIN $50 10 slo on older steamers. FIRST Capn sio1
Soco"u N''O"' steerage at lowest rates
DrriIs - "a M Rowling Green.
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TOR BERMUDA. .ns,

4 WEEKLY SIEAnEksi
The elegant steamers OF the quebec steamship S9n
many TRI and INOCO. VII be dispatched Nv Elt
mt RSDAY from New.YOIk anG Bermuda. rinOeo
ron Newly Ork April 2. Exclusion rates so TO fO0
For PASSAGE, information, &cy apply 20
A. T. OU1ERBRIGE& CO. Agents, 81 Broadway
MARI i. ON PA Ny. 2llL BrOluMAY.
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w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MA MAIL 81 bAA-
Frs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IL NJ, T. 3 IA m
BRITANNICA Capt Perry SATURDAY aasy oy , a. =, -,
REPUBLIC Capt irving St,atTray Ma, Ia a m
ADRIhTIC Capt Parse sstaTday s. Aa Gh - D. ~
From tbe White star Dock. foot OF " est ruin 81 -
PATLS SALOON $50 $50 ard $780, return tickets on
favorable terms Steerage at low rates or
on apply at the companys offices, No. 81 broadway new
York. ~ o. Nohiio' As'A~
Agents ior ni' sTTAR & ToBEY, 406 walnutst
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3 quotations according to the American classification
Mnnth

futures opened 2 points niger, but weakcn5d
closed . 10 points lower for the day. Sales '2'V'
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HAMBURG AMERICAN SIS. CO.'S LINE for
lPLYMOUTU( IOndOnlC herO0urg PaTisl aud HAMBURG
Il.ssI NtApril 80 D. m. LILA j.. MAY Z. lJ:o,'a. M
hI.GIA .-..... May 2, 3 a. IN. RIiAr IA May - m
SllOOn 800 Forward Saloon, 500 tIhese
entire seOarlte FIRST CABIN saturday steane
$50 F65 SIS. SteeIage Sl5 Round trip at re1uceo
prices send for a." Tourist Gazette" - ,,,.,,.nD
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FOREIGN STEAMERS Due AT THIS PORT
SHLPPING NRIHS.

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state Glasgow