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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

just op<1 the door fer her. and Mrs.
W lhsioW viii prove the American Flor'
S sie Nightingale of the nursery, OF
ms we are so sure, that we will teach onr
,rSu,sy" to say "a blessing on Mrs. wins.
loWN Tor helping her to survive and as.
e''pe the gripping, colieking and teething
Ss oio'. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
dysentery and diarrhma. Ii softens fbe
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
cone, and carries the infant safely
through the teething period, Ii performs
precisely what il Processes TO perform
every part Of it-nothing less. I'VE haye
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation of her
TrSSoothlng Syrup for Children Teethlng.'
AZ We had the power we would makeher
bottle. - eonts d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
at the Harris House which has Just been
completed, whore the best sccommoda-
ton and table supplied with ovsry deli
cacy the market affords.
Il. z. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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Elegant large Chromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape anG Marine
Views, az 10 @. 20 81 each at
HAMu TON q NouNais,
b1i Nlui atrn1i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Satisfy yourselves Of the above rsssr-
ton by calling on us, and we will take
pleasure in showing you our specimen
work and On entirely now and full line
OF decorations and paper hangings.
MCCALL & ERNESWEIE,
$40 Main stfssf
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AuIDs-Sulphuric, p cRrbOy, HS7hi oltrlc p
n, Sc! oXRlic, p %, lG' tertarlo, powdered y
GUMB-Arabio, select, p 70, Soc esRistida
- TO Nci camphor, rs tO25i opium, 94& 70 40.
OtLs- BergamOt, Sgndersons, v N, 2lOi
lemon, Sandergon's, slS5; peppermint $500;
Nntergreen, 225; olive, Malaga, Hl.5.
Potash bromide, 81 y, ao; iodlda, 1875
soAFs-Cesulg notified 3 ., gSlVci CAS-
PIE, white, N8lj,
MiscELLANEout - AmnDonis, caro-, y ~,
~; 81 I'M, Wt5. argOwrDOt, Bermuda, SOoi Bal
PAM copaloui 30, corax refined, lAiblii Gallo
inei am, l6oi castor oil, q gal, sl.36l9L5Oi
sassl9 buds, & In. l5Gl8; cream tartar, pure,
81 10 ~ corrosive subiimate, y 10, IS; chloIO-
iSrH@, 70, %i extract logwood, bulk
iOdlne, resubiuBted ~ 10, 400; leaves,
bpnChu, shori, e ST.. d leaves, SIENNA, Al0xa
u 20, % mopG'a, fulph, r o., 1880; spirits
lll,eit sweet, II h, Si; stryChnla, crystals, ylS5
ttt9i iapioce, p ai 7i Tsx, whiN, y n,
thOuidla, 50 10 An-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Derangoment OF the liver, with constl-
alton, injure the complexion, induce
pimples, SUllOw skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One Is a dose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

If YOU want 70 buy q carriage, buggy,
phaeton, blackboard, farm, express or
spring wagon, hand-uarts, wheelbar.
rows, etc, go TO John $, Witwer, 7l3
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

New patterns and styles OF WALLPAPER
40 reduced prices 90
HAMILTON IS NOuNa's
SD elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

100 Dozen Towels
at o, 10 and l5c, each, cannot DO bought
for double the amount, ut Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

For dyspepsia hnd liyarc mplaiut you
have printed guarantee on every uolHa
1f hlil0h'a Nltsli1Or 10 mover 'gils 10
ore. Sold hy q, d. Williams d 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06
Tho Peoples VoYld-NyIde Verdict

Burnetts Cocaine has been sod In
every civilized country, aud the Dnbllc
has rendered the verdict that 1t Is the
cheapest and best hair dressing ln the
world.
BurnetVs Flayoring Extracts ase in
yarinbly acknowledged the pur0st and
the best.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Extremely low prices have b8en
marked on all the furniture Goo. Rick
haa In stock-tahlas, chairs, rockers, he'd.
room and Darl0r sot3 Give him Gail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

win you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed 10 cure you. Sold by. j. l..
Williams - 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Why was the English 1rmy unsuc-
cessful In EgyptH simply because they
were cut of from their Glen Lea sup
plies,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06
luHsER Aep BUILDING. MATERIAL

LnVNBkR- Rough lumber, SIS 00;& native
Eellng' u 90; * native ceiling, $3.50; x native
S9IilIng, s9AO IS native siding, 1900; y rough
press, 40 No. cyprass. q Z. nntiye nine
PVsslll bli native Sap hta Is, $40.
fVsIt-I tuFr posts, beat, l2to each.
iiATHs-per ! $50, AlO
bblhltK-DgllN brick, $50 per 1000.
Az = L19s .IkR tARis-New York, 400; Mlchi.
tani l6eper barrel
o. j. sENENr- boseudale, ais; Portland, best,
ni,oNE hLuEs--Ahout 900 per foot.
DhAlN PIPE From Ice per loot, and high.
according 10 sigc.
nLlNE-CoorcIcd lime, 900 per barrel.
uALIl-NnnL. y. nor nllnh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Best Rio, parched ur ground, 7 pounds
for 81. Y. n. MoNIANp n BRo..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

~, i sn,1e Nightingale of the Nurser,.
4. - ne following is an extract from a let
s,f Written to the German Reformed
,a,,Sa at ChaMbersburg, Pennsyl-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Largest Embroidery salo
ever known at the prices advertised At
EHmmnnla.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Plaid Hats and Bonnets
at Blumau's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

Why viii you cough when EbiOh'H
u,o win give Immediate relief. Prlno
0l1 aud 81, Sold by J. l.. Williams q
Co.
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Novelties In Laocs
40 HRuman's
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- - ~
gglngs r, m the Maximum iHinsralKForn.
ian 81 5ari Hogu Springs, and is IA the opiu-
Jon - tne n loat eminent medical men M.
trre's Sovel egn Cnre for CONSTIPATION
DISfEPSI. A, TORPID LIVER. INACTIVE
CON DiIIOe rs OF mo KIDNEYS. aud u mos
sMulGry alte rative IN BcrOfulOus AneotlOrla
with adde's, gentlemen Rnd bon yivants oV
efyWherelt IA nF become the standard OF die
tAy czpedleiitsl foVlfying the digestive funn.
ilonh ana ena ping free-liyers TO Indulge wits.
inpUnity at able The world of wealth in.
loihgenoe ar refinement tsstllles TO 10,
spark ling, ms turaly pure and dellghtfnl
quantities ~ Ike beverage incompp able, aud
atoredlt II with being The surest ana apeddlest
source ofoleu compl0yiOns, high lualth aud
eNhuOefani spirits HATHOkN SPRING
WATER Is sold olly Ia glass BOTTLES; four
dosen pints are peaked Ia Il case "a may he
obtained at al hotels aud OF drugeislg. via
merchants and grocers everywhere, and
BErTERPON. IRVINE D co.,
Sole agents fOr UuiiAs. TeuBE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06
5 SKIN o. BElUTI Is 4 JOY FOREVER.
Or. Il, FsEa aCassud's
Oriental Cream 81 Magical BaaOHfeI
PURIgiBS AS WE'LL AS BEAUTIFIES
THE SKIN,
no Other Cosmetic win do 70.

erly made. Accept no counterfeit OF similar
name, The distinguished DR.. l.. A. Hayre said
10 q lady OF the haut ton Ia pau0nO; "Ah
you ladies viii use them, recommend 'Gnu-
rRuds Croam as the least harmful Of an the
skin proparatiOnsW One bottle win last SIX
months, using II every day. Also POudre
Jury 10 the akin. NINE. NJ. h. 7. GOuRAUD,
SOle proprietor, ~ Bond street N. y
FOR sails by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers throughout the I'm tod States, Cana
da and Europe Beware OF base limitations
one selling tho same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 81 (Specid). The unsteadl-
ness ana weakness in consos coupled with decrease In
the visible supply OF wheat OF ll62.s3s bushels was
sufficient give the bulls the desired leverage at the
opening to-day and they rampant. In consequence
everything was strong and everybody ON the
buying side, June wheat starting q
aAc. higher than yesterdays finish, and both
May and June tending upward. Pork be-
gan at All even $12 and the bulls took possession with
the avowed intention OF holding the pits fer the day IN
An hour or two the shrcwder changed their tao
tics on the theory that the not
strong enough to keep the atmosphere agitated.
Somebody figured that. II the winter wheat crop
cred IT. would take weeks to eat the visible
supply, II last weeks rate Of decrease WAS
kept up. and all fears OF a. Immediate
famine were thus dissipated prices leased on"
actions OF moment, and the May opening was almost
entirely neglected June was the days favOre with July
good second, and with the other IL In believed
that III will be touched with without the accOpaDi
nent OF shell and shot. II IL fact that
large English houses continue to be steady buyers on
every drop the receipt OF peace and
as result their outside following IL considerable John
Bull as personally represented on the board Is decidedly
beigerent but Is wiling 10 wait until he gets good and
ready 10 fight In the corn pit prices were kept we'll In
hand Provisions remained nf, steady aud not quotaby
changed.
wheat 81 fi2c June 47i2c June pork Sl1 SO a
June lard 81 90. War news manufactured TO order
there was "A slump the later close. Corn shared in
the weaEness, aud pork was slightly affected.
The following the 2i0 o'clock quotations for the
day May wheat ssi4c June 90i2c July, 92ac; May
SiI 7liq July pork s1l 92is June lard 81 % July
lard, 81 lZl2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22

trcm st. John n British brig deals $50. % DUN,
.as sfpn isiEiS s,1s british s1ss 'ss
s sSo uh SS lsS G sag private ms. from P
nsncs ship aes son BUSH
current eanss OIL sANes
s Ne, and back an American schooner sIs
Der Il s3d o% s'i%ss
cotton S. sS SS. sisss i.
s s; S :2sS:ss
#$s g.; ss:'
pcRs '' Sssee steam .? zoo sack: 9S Sar
4 Stennss ''ea espee 200 On, re
n1 psas a. terms. 'q IS5
e eass eT sos &C. % sCn. scEo
Psnniss' 500 hnds tobacco 2o025 marks 900 bts DO,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is very little ,u,ere,, from
chacts Pces are n SOay Sd
81 s5Ss sp pS' Mess Mess spot s 3 90 sbs
ftS e% ss s pe?s
p$s 5 $sss 81 %I! Rs.
VII a ssst sas: 4
$ b sSfss 's lis a g. trading
wholly NOMINAL eeriii
nna 3 A5 s2T DO
fs%a sssiG ssGn S * with
The feeidq at the ae stronger but Is soon
81 a' ss
yes,er 7l5e. also 90 tcs grade 7c 1908 tcs xav
5Is.; s5as sSs e s s%9s - 7s5s
snss ss Ss dSs9s as
f1 h sar sS Ia: S non 1s A%sC M
grades wanted MODERATED and srns very full i'py c ase
eyer ,r' gre ;sT' 9H clssm~s s
tubs. ass s6i ss' San as. ss
rs Western Factory Ro ,iesn OK esrY u aas
-Hs sH S.s sst set o1
sssS sfsr ss sS
% W BARELY 'Saa Far g
lGSci Common to Choice. - - EGasVAre shade
Ssss asa9 Stn s %S%s1as demands State 4'
stys, ore IN steady demand and
freely for home and bond former rates We 9uoss
prSe 5 a9s Lou saee to fair % e. GOD 70
hsnggoon t,se5e duty paid 2'sG2'sc in bond 1.S
Messr Dan rslmadgc's Sons Co. Charleston. telegraph
sale, b6.; stOcS sSi bills With scanty s supplies
ana manly OF INDIFFERENT Sorts buyers compelled hold
seed Is not very plentiful Clover being
sS S! ' g Se = Ret d sS%P 9a d%ctny
rs Goat and Deer again fairly
sss'Ss tsss' sc M .s f Ssr :.s
Ss :;
26c Para &C.; Puerto Cabello 2 1a27c
SIEAHiNE-Lard alll. CITY 1uotei 9.lG07Sc Oleo-
IT ar Inc steady. Sales. 1000 n, 7Isc
SUGAH-Raw more active and close, Fair Redpfng
4-l6c 80. lest Centrifugal he: M1asses sugar $50
"a sales Of Si hhds Centrfi 2-l6c; 10000 bi .
DO a. s. &c. go hhds. Muscov do 3ac.; 750 hhds
SaGasm aa.ei 24o0 bags Pernam1 pc Tslned in
Crushed 6'e as 7lsci Cubes sa.ae !Gc Grana ated.
"A" 5s.c; Standard "A" Size; OF "A" 5 81 C.; Whits
Extra ca i;loS5sc Extra &c" 4Tcj &c" 40 &c;
iALLoWo uict but held steadily. Prime City quoed.ec
trAl u and weak. The raising Of the blockade Of For
mo'a tends 10 delr'ss the M rket - "
TOBACCO-Kentucky dull and unchanged Seed Leaf
dull. eN'' 0oA i@o~A
WooLs-Have retained quiet and tame appearance CON-
tusets purchasing ior current ouiy
eeIesI, showing disposition to await further develop
utnts regarding the new clip. In
no esssni al change Fine Combing bile de-
scrip Ions showing 6rmnes. viii Low Inferior grades
winch are IN abun mt supply and to any greas
extent. weak. clips from California And TSas
viii be marketed next month. ~ $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
GRAv AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF SEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

NEw.YoRK. April 81.
The reports of the New York and the chicago
exchanges as regards the visible supply of gram on "'
saturday are nearer than they have been IN long
time for wheat aud oats "A big discrepancy DeinF
shown however, In corn by the Ne" l''N
r,port the following changes are shown from
the preyious week: wheat, il,432,6sl busheis'
decrease Of POI 907 bushels corn lO2-'lS' ousne.
a decrease Of I3I9I07 bu,hols aud oats. 25li'%''
bushels a decrease Of 1882 bushels; total gram
"a 23iI6I bushels falling on Of 2.6sG446 bushels
The statement Of the Chicago Board Of Trade shows the
following declines wheat. l,1d2,sJs bushels corn
% 900 and oats II, $50 bushels.
Higher prices ruled most 81 the day Tor grain options
AZ tbc Produce Exchange but the close there was
OF cent aud wheat, hut left II fractonaly De
low The final figures YESTERDAY Speculation was tame
and the sfnnlns OF the warke cable sdNlcrs has APP
pareutly been disc Ounted." II today's figures are
gude The advance tn was small. ana H. nS wei ~
oats failed show Improvement ~ prices AT Tue
end The markets closed unsettled and weak Dut duIl
Wheat dropped asa y cent to H9 for May, II Ola Tor
Juue 81 O55s July, and ~ % for August options
In corn April and May were unchanged NJ
51a and 50 cents rcspcctivel June eased oil cent al
55as and July at jGs The only hnal quotations
for oats were May 1Os aud June at 4Oas cents hna
loss OF Is and u respectively The local provision mar
ket without feature ,- 49,,
AT New-YOrk Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston me
recepts of grain to-day were: Wheat 7o,IO1 bushels
corn $50 072 bushels oats 9O5i5 bushels total gram
42I 25i bushels -four 1876 barrels. The receipt. at
Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis we're Wheat, lOJ,s9O
bushels corn. 1886 bushela oats 10 41O bushels
total grain 427, GJG bushels -four, 1857 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
JUDICIAL SALES IN KINGS COUNTY.
x.wyERs OPPOSING THE BILL TO INCREASE '''
sHERIFrs INCOME.

LAWYERS OPPOSING THE BILL To iN|"
sHERIFr's INCOME
m. .o,,ow;ro cireular signed by william D. D"'oD'
,o,t s,enhen M. Ostrander and Albert w.
"a addressed 10 the bar OF BrooKiyh' ""' ~,
.;ro,v crculated among the lawyers IN tna' 'i''
day and the day before ,..;.
hill having been introduced in the AssemSy ~ ~
r,te 70 further enlarge the power OF the onerh %
Kings County, in matters OF uaeda and there being
= Great nossibty of its immediate passage Moeu.s
nj the members Of the tar OF this county S ~ ,h
take measures to oppose It's Passage Ss Court House
RTooklyn. ON Tuesday, April p, 1850, az ~ oco'A
noon You are earnestly invited to attend. n.-,ou,
rRInuNF reporter made inquiry OF MI. D on ~
,n reaard 70 the bill He said Chapter 439 OF tne
laws of 1876 provides that the Sheriff OF Kings ooin
rbau make all judicial sales except IN cases III
both parties to litigation agT Ugs Copnty The other
;na COMMITTEES of the State have been exempted
from liz provisions, and OF course mas This
say r Hangerty has introduced OIL apen nh{
The st of $40 by taking away from 'gSnsS d com
10 agree upon referee to make JuoioI ads Inv the
siiinc the Judges TO have all such sales lnau5 ny ~;
PSar;S The law was bad enough before ou Sh am,s
stemnt 20 enlarge still further the prots 81 'h ent
is unjust and uncsed for General h has been re-
ord n members OF the bar that the ol mas ees nn5
norted iayoraty and is in danger OF passnS hany n
Hence we are going to send commi''ee W A''"'
other members Of the bar of whom inquiries
we're made concerning the matter expressed h in
,hs interest of the Democratic Sheriff Of Kings County
II is opposed by lawyers of all shades OF pOh''ai
In response TO the call about fifty lawyers met yes
terday General Jesse c. Smith presided MI; DaV en-
port explained the present law, ana sa'I ast the
Amendment was designed still further 20 oehe5' .ue
Sheriff. Speeches against the present law ana the
nroposed amendment were made by +. w. Iaber o. o.
X Allaben and Theodore Thriller Upon motioh Oh ~
" b. Stanton the following resolution was una"i'
mousy adopted: ., .,o, ,bo
Resolved That it the of the meeting that inc
rresent proposed act amending e An Act relating 10
h eInepses of judicial sales in the County OF Kings
onyht not to be entertained by the Legislature ana
that the only action which should be entertained ~
reference TO this matter should be one repeating 'au
act wv rh Ionas r
ATaben. H. b. Hubbard and F. p Bethany were APP
pointed committee to 60 to Albany 10 oppose 'H'
measure.
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sTAISEO.

closing Transferable notices,
isH-Rox Herring in rather better demand scaled AZ
lSe NO and Tgcs cod 6 moderate SG%ae nd
$50 NO 81 5oasI2 So No g. 81 5ogt4 o. PASSPORT
sS ANS rGIoR9 as and prc
gcner ny with decided cha Exporters are inclined 70
only S bayin& to cover Srgrnt wRs sails 1900 obi. Of
9iTa No ~ ps' oS S' mainly S bis
S5 t IS Is 70 0 Bots y hId Extra aos
100 SSl.: Fine . SsS 10, latter Tor Choice
S %S wnsS c9 1Ga os ssod to
state 81 80 9sj Good 70 choee Extra Western
6cod as. 3d.. Cool Choice, 5! Sss;sse Common
Misar Sn'''Sn sraiss
as6 Bakers Extra s. 5O9s5 20 1T Louis Common 70
y YER n' So1qs %;niss west snS
ATeHs@ 50 lOss5 80 market closing 7SS Sbs
AID 81 sossB 90 for Good to Choice DO RYE FLOUR
at ~ = Css4 -. CORN MlAL- ui-t sSle, s9s
0RAIN~wHEAT-Marss rrssaiar ana un,sttlel ash
o, ulr ye ggt ana without decided change in price
dee ed e then rmer again aud advanced aS then
70 affect ho market hiIpers were incl ed
%o@erate iae for city Mlllns and irss business N
900 Sa.h 200 push future O GO q bush
.po fnq 10 nrTs wiSer a SIC NO ed Sc
Red OIL delivered Eom s'oPe raj y o So, Msy 81 for
Oh, closing go. DO for June ~; o 0St.
s. os}s 90 for August 5a$i 16as Closing Al
- ~ .RNE-Starce aud hrmcr Western quoted at
13a7 canada Iia78 state. c07T cc. sales
500 ru'h sat, for May Il Y BARLEY-M9rsSt
1ock al knds, about 5o.on BUSH migrated nada
: c. No l c.1ada $ q c.. BARLEY MALT uiet
an da &c CoRN-Markot unsettled nj irrecIllr.
cash lot about y lo-er piioHs opened La
hsher then o't tue advance ant declined = then nner
advancing Ia &c. on lost the advance and closed
heavy shade above he ms de prices light trade for
port ami home aud business ont'nns hp.
pcrs bon hi $4,000 bush. sales. 900 bush. future,
! 1000 bush. spot including Ungraded Mixed -aa
SIC, steamer Mixed 440 &C. m elevator nc ahOat
No Mixed lie In elevator. &c anoat: steamer
White &C In NO . White, . 6cc
va'or Ung. aic,i White = aaoat No . Mixed April
5iiaG1lqc cOsing ler. de-. for May. t1 a SC,
closing 5-c do for June, La DC, closing at 559c;
Bv. j,t-dJ &C. Using 5tSc. %. for August.
&c.. closing At 81 oArs-Market unsettled ash lots
~. tier closing qui e. options opened l4dS' better
ost the advance and declined aia then hrmcr and
need tribe then fell back again aId closed heavy at
81 - above TIC bet ,Ticcs saes 900 bush future.
a. vyalor IA - y 81 Tor eXrort lt u 4
aIoat No /. tcc.. No White IL La re. No. 2 42t
af.c.; No. !. 46c.; Mixed Western c.; White do 800
c.; white do, &c Ue stare, 42Gi C.; No >
Mixoi for Maya ago Lc, closing at sc do for June
4Ol tlIc. closing at "a Fl EDosurny hght aai
95c; 100 n, ST. OOdsl05 sharps, S OjaS lV Rye feed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riccr. Vessels and Raiiroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. April Il. 1885.


BRIcKs-ccmmon Earis have continued quiet, even
THOUGH the supplies MT large. quote Psle
s. vas Is agoat and 81 oo9si 50 delivered Hards.
Jerse s. 0O0$ 80 ahOa and 90 81 delivered; Up
River IS 2iUS5 20 ahOat So 2jdS % delivered;
Hav rstraws 7JdS 70 aGOai. and 81 o. delivered.
CEMENT-POrtlaud has moderate business, while other
grad slow. We quote; Ergi'h, 81 6lDf2 10 !:
ernan 81 61aS' 80 Are 81 rs as sos Roman 81 20
Gs3 OO TO enialc SOC. dSl o. Keene's fine. $40 600
slb 20. and do c arse 700 So 81.
CIICCORG -tirOund fd.c.
COCOA-'ulet but about steady. Guayalul, 15a i2c
Banla, II dl c.. san Domingo 9d9l2c.
CODPERAGE S iOCk-The ceaeral market Is still very
dull and the ertonc ia and stctory 10 holders
srooks and he ds 33nch. 81 S0dS2 no 20 3-nch 81 T.
Oc Old hloks without heads 005ici Rum SHOCKS and
ais % .: Ru pipes SO o 80 %; empty hogsheads.
~ 81 20; hoops IA feet 81 000s33 co. do. IL feet
500 60.
COFFEE-spot RIO dull and weak Mt vac for Fair No
sales Options weaker safes ncr ased $3.50 bags closing
barely stca v as follows; April SO 1880 May.69 a. 50.
June: 7g09!os; July, 7; OS7d5i August, 72O97?5o;
a1tj; December 745S7.j". MID gra'es dull and about
steady sales Of 546 bags and 10 Central Amer an on
private terms.
COTTONSpOt Cotton dull and weak but without quot1ble
Oh ngo Sles Of 3l4 bales; delivered contracts 300
bales receipts the ports to-day GALES against 5iyl
th day last and 62 last year since Sepe 1ber
1877 bales against 4674 $50 for the period last
season.
quotations. according the classification
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puRopvAN PRODUCE MAevvr.

LIVERPOOL April 2lProysisas- Bacon cumbsr;ans Ont
s Long Clear Mlddles 32s. 3D. short Clear Mddes
sSs Cd Short ribs J3s. I'd; shoulders 25s "a DER WI
Beef-lls I'd for Extra Indian Moss Prime Meas s5s ID
fork-Prime Mess SIS I'd. per boi Prime Eastern
e3s: Western 5ys. Iard-Anercau. 36s Cd Prime Vest
sra 3os. Lard OIL 3js. cd ians-Long Cut 43s Cd,
Shoulders 3d. Butter 72s Cd cw for finest Unitsd
States Cheese-American Choice bls Od. Wheat
Western spring Is ID ais 3D.: TED Winter IS lOd ID
per GENITAL, SDriDx Western Winter, Is
New Mixed Western AZ II adj caDiorna NO !, Is ID a
10 3D.; California Is 90. U7s I'd GENITAL Produce
Spirits OF furpentine 23s Lonson 2s Cd per
est iseh1ed Petroleum. lid per galion Glover Seed
American Red 4Bs per Tailew3zs Cd cwt Rosin
I'd. per cwt
eccptso wheat for the week from Atlantic Ports 3s4O0
Quarters iron Pacific ports 5000 quarters from other
sources $4,000 quarters Receipts Of American Corn
euartcrs
LoNDoS. April 2l-Produce- OIL. 422a a22d IS.
Per ton: Calcutta Linssed, AIS. quarter Linseed
s az "a - ss 20 Der ton; Refined pstroleam esy
sperm OIL, Eos per Hosn-C ommcn, As Cd ais. 3D.
Ia.s, D. oils Prsusi0ns-L2rd as Cd Per owt FOR
Agicrcan Sugar las. I'd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
fsaizing y6S and i2a ID 6l3s fer Cuba Muscovsdofr