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AppOintments by ihe Goyernor.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 2.-The Governor has ap-
pointed DR.. e. A. Thompson of Dover a trus-
tee of the Insane Hospital in place of Hon. J.
T. Hinckley, deceased; and also W. w. Bols-
ter of Auburn trustee of the Reform School
to fill a vacancy.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year; II paid in advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted IN the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every part
OF the State) for per square for first insertion
ton. f
Address all communications to
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

Regular Monthly Meeting of the City
Council City Solicitor LOOney 20 Repre-
sent the City Before the Legislature.
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sent the City Before the Legislature.
The regular monthly meeting of the City
Council was held last evening, and consider
able business of importance transacted.
I'm Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
The Board was called to order by Mayor
King, all the members being present.
REPORTS ACCEPTED.
The Commissioners of the City Building
Loan reported as follows:
To the Honorable City Council of Portland:
Conference.-The Commissioners Of the City
Building Loan respectfully submit their annual
report, as follews
Amount of City Bonds outstanding at
This date. 1926, 900
Amount due on mortgages. 5 7O,350.00
Amount due on notes recev-
aole. le.-......s.............s 4,O6U.OU
Amount real estate. -........ 37,93S.49
Amount city bonds at par. 199, 10000
interest on mortgages, etc.,
pons, etc, due and unpaid, 1,3s3.so
Cash on hand. ............... TAO
s313,236.69
Add excess of discount and
bonds sold, and Expense
and Profit and Loss ac-
counts over and above in
terest and premium re-
celVeu %1l,763.Sl
C206 O00
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Under head of "AMUsEMENTs' and ssAUoTIoN
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*11,763.31

"The premium on city bonds now held by the
Commissioners would more than cover the above
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Add excess of discount and
bonds sold, and Expense
and Profit and Loss ac-
counts over and above in
terest and premium re-
celYed. Observation-Disclosures.
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BANGOR.

Mr. g. A. Andrews is a prominent candidate
for the hOHOrS ana 6naolaraeats OF the GsrGin-
er post office. He has been a lifelong Dem
ocrat, and has never wayered in his support OF
that party. There is no mugwump halo around
him.
George W. Buzzell got an ugly wound in
one of his hands from an ice pick in the hands
of fellow workman, Thursday afternoon,
while slowing ice. He will be laid up for a
week or two.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-11
THE CITY.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. WASHING
ToS. d. C., Feb. 10, 10 p. m.-observations
taken at the same moment of time at all stations
named
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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houses

III OUSES TO RENT in all parts of the city
IL from $40 to $50 per month. O. N. Met
calf. I6 East Third street 3l3-3m
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-11
LOST IND FOUND.

d. REWARD is offered for cuff button in a
p') figured cuff on returning the same to this
Office IT
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CLOTHING.
There is No EXCUSE for BEING
Ignorant

Of the means of saving manga hard
earned dollar, on your early out
lay for Clothing either Boys or
MEMS. We are telling you every
day through the columns Of the
"Glohe" of the terrible slaughter
we have made on prices to close out
our Winter stock. In factwe don't
care how low the goc ds are sold.
and you can now buy at our RED
FIGU RE SALE, two dollars worth
OF Clothing for one dollar in cash.
We want TO clear our tables of all
Winter Goods, and open with a
clean stock 70 Spring trade. lfH on
want the goods WE CAN INTER
EST YOU ON PRIC IS, and as re-
garos WEARING QUALITIES of
our Clothing every man and boy in
Minnesota knows full we'll that we
deal only in the best.
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upon Judge Cox three years ago, who 1t
claims was prosecuted because, as an anti-rail-
road man, be opposed some of the pet
schemes OF the opposers of the former. 1t
further adds that the court which passed the
sentence of impeachment cast upon the
honor and fair name of the state reflection
which Should be effaced without delay
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TANNERS.


The entire stock IN trade Of CT bert olesoD, In
solvent, consisting Of plain and fancy gror ries'
viii De sold e. auction. a. tie late place of Dasi-
ness said Oieson. Ut 538 jackson u eei. SAINT
Peul, Kim, sofa. commencing 70 THURSDAY the
18Th day 81 February. =. D. 1888. ct 0 c'veS IN
tee ate nOoa, and Continuing day ana eFeiih2.
z III The eatsre stock Il. disposed o. Ta= goods
viii be 20 d regardless Of cosf, az the ssssts ~
tsis iusolvent estate must be congsrtsd LtI
money e once.
LATED February :. 1885.
FREDERICK NELSON,
Assignee.
P. T KAvASAGH. Auctioreer. Sd-s1
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PERSONALS.

H H. Blake and wife, Portland, are at the
Windsor.
Geo. E. Putrey, of Royalton, is at the Met
I ropolitan.
A. J. Sawyer and wife, Duluth, are at the
Merchants.
WIN. H. Crandall, Owatonna, is at the
Metropolitan.
Hon. T. G.. Mealey. Monticello was in the
city yesterday.
S. c. McQuade and daughter, Duluth, are
al the Windsor.
W. II. Harrington, Saltwater, was in the
city Yesterday.
Lyman P. White, of Brainerd, was at the
Merchants Yesterday.
Hon. Mark H. Duunell, of Owatonna, was
in the city yesterday.
John D. Benton, Fargo. Vim. NJ. Fuller,
Little Falls. are at the Merchants.
Harry Blakeley, general ageut of the Fay
Templeton Opera company, is at the Wind
sor.
John Meagher. prominent Democrat and
merchant OF Mankato, called at the state
house yesterday.
Allan Mollisou, Austin, J. r. Haines and
G. G. Hartley, of Brainerd were at the Met
ropoIitan yesterday.
T. E. Chase, Grafton, z. P. Gates and
wife, and B. Pringle and wife, Grand Forks,
are at the Merchants.
Isaac Black, Esq, Milwaukee, father of
Chief John Black, of the fire department, is
spending few weeks with his SOU.
James Compton, Fergus Falls, Hugh
Thompson, Fisher, and c. Il. Horton and
wife, Fargo, were at the Merchants yesterday.
Mr.. F. c. Thomas, the young English evan
gelist, leaves St. Paul February IL, or his
way to lie Mars, Ia, where he is to hold re-
Gival meetings.
Mr.. NJ. R. Prendergast and nephew, John
F. Prendergast, will leave the city to-day Tor
q trip to Europe. They expect to be absent
about three months.
z. W. Caldwell and ". B Bliss, editor and
business manager OF the Sioux Falls Press,
Mr.. Tuthill. OF the same city, and Adjt Gen.
Fell, of Dakota, are guests at the Merchants.
Mr.. Caldwell is en- route TO Bismack. He is
prominently mentioned for territorial audi
tor, for which the appointments will be made
early in March.
AT CHICAGO.
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-H. c. Hill and wife,
Of Min neapOlis, are at the Grand Pacific.
c.. a. NImock, S. P. Snyder and wife ,Jno
D. Cameron aud family, &. W. Merriam
and wife and the Misses Merri am, OF MIN
neapOlis, are registered at the Palmer
Mrs. J. H. Weed, Mrs. D. A. Moafort and
Geo. P4!mes, Of ST. Paul, are stopping al the
Palmer.
B. b. Herbert and wife, of Red Wing, and
II. b. Hooson, Of Fargo, are guests at the
Palmer.
Ernest McElroy, Edwin D. Porter and Miss
Rate Porter, o. Minneapolis, and f. B. SAeI-
don are at tne SHERMAN.
Miss Alice E. FrAzee and J. II. Bacon, of
Minneapolis; Mrs. {. MiliArd, Mrs. L.
Ward ana j. q. Lundquist, Of ST. Paul, are
chartered aJ Ene fremont.
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WORK
Sewer Cd BTlaiFaY.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or PCE-fr WORKS,
CITY or ST. PATTI MINI. FEB. 10. lSsi

Sealed bids uin b received by TIE Board o;
ruJlic WORKS IN ant Tor Ile corporation OF tas
city OF 81 PazL Minnesota .. their oeice IN sail
city. znJu IL II on the day Of Ee .fusrv.
A s.. iSS5. Tor rcgElii1g aud repzirii z
Broadway stree; sewer from = poiaI f-2 fee;
soesh Of Third street.. 10 point
80 feet uorih CO Prince street rsnhose
in said city. together with the Necessary catch
basins aud Elanaoes. according % plans aud spec
izc4Tio1s'on &c in the dice OF said Board
\ boad with 81 least Two - sareiies IN > san
o. a. least tSe1sy is9i per cent % the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid
Tae SAid Dcz-a reserves the riShs % rsjsc. azy
CT al Did.
JOHN C TERRI. FRESHEST pro ten
o1sciai.
L GcxxAS. C1srk 5oxr5 Of PzbHc Works.
4s-Sa
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WTANTED-A frst-class cook, washer and
w ironer for small family Must have good
reference. Apply at once at 1893 Walnut street.
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To Ill Whom It May Concern:

Sot'ce ia hereby gwen ihsi the enc a. Agency
OF the arm OF B1tz d Menden al. MinHespo a.,
Mimi. for the sale OF our GRENADE F IL Elk
TiNGJ IsuERS the states Of AinnesDta, ia
kofa and Iva. was revoked and Cancelled on the
18th day sepieE5e 1884. since which date
neither said firm b0r the msmtsrs thereof has
bad anv authority 70 eel Offer % sell tue
Crenades Of oar manHfsciure. Oar authorized
general szenrs Tor the STATE or NISSEs IA
are Nessrs- ne NER HOL RIDGE. Room 30,
Union Block, ST PAIL, MlNN., 20 whom all
orders and inquiries should De addressed
The HARDEN HAND GRENADE FIRE Ex-
7EGCIsHER COMPANY,
4I42 No. z05 WABASH avenue, Chicago.
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FTNINCTIL.

MONEY TO LOAN on improved real estate
vi in sums TO suit. Low rates. j. c. Stout
& Co., 324 jackson street. 34-47
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yAcHINERY
EAYHINGTlN SIEAk EHGTNR ROPKS

Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and Boilers.
Nfu and Elevator MGcninerr Engine Trimmings,
wrought Iron sp> and Fittings Iron and Brsss
Work Of al dsscriytioDs. ; ecizi attention given
70 Repair Work. Oa5oc ard Works: Terminus
Lxfsystts ATeHzs sirsst cara, ST. PAUL, MIN.
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NOR LOAN on impr we'd city business proper
Il ~, $4,000 for four years. L. L. Lamprey.
2f6S
I OANS on Life ms. Policies, L. P. Van Nor
L ! man, No. PAS, lst Ave. 5. Minneapolis.
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Dula iS'l'S Annual ClsaFiIg SHE.

. sksIus SIX tSr lSe- Arraseas lac skei-
Crevels Sc Ice wO1i SC ball AncOss WOOL Isc
ball. Zephyr * ccecs. Osr1aatoWn wool o
skri- SNxoSr Ice skei1- Geruas KNITTING
yaru s5c SHrrLAN7 ISc. Stamped Pl or
shsns Sc psis etc. q; DoaAlSssz-s. Iss SSvs,;E
ss-Rer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-21

LIVERPOOL April 20 -Provislons-BaconC Cumberland Cut
32s I'd; Middlss, 3D. Clear Middles
S5s I'd Short Rbs, $50 jd shoulders 2js Oh. per vt
Beef-lls I'd. for extra Indian Prime Ness Id
Pork Prime Ness 6ls cd per Dbl Prne less Eastern,
U3s: Western Larj-American. 36s 81; Prime Vest
OIL 3Js. I'd. nams-Loag Cat. 45s 6d-i
Shoulders sos sd. Butter lbs 3D. United
stues. Characterization Choice, 6Js. ID. Wheat-hed
Western spring Is 1d Is 3D.; Red Winter Tod ID
GENITAL; No Spring Is ID. New We Winter IS ID
New Mixed Western As IL I'D; Canisrnla No. Is I'd
rs. I'd California 2 Is 3D. al csnaL Produoe
Spirits luFpentne 23s L0ndon. 93s OIL psr
cwt refined Petroleum. 7l4d gallon: Clover Seed
American Red 49s per cwt, Talow--s. cd cwt- Rosu
Common s. I'D; Pale lis ID G0s Cd Linseed OH. 20A
Sd. cwt
Kecoptsof wheat Atlantic Ports $500
quarters Pacific ports $1,000 quarters from othe
quaTte's
LONDON April 2l-Proance- Linseed OIL sara e22d So
per Calcutta Linsced. AIS. per quarter Linseed
Cake. s7 9sa9S o. tea Refined Petroleum q I'd
6S4d gallon. spirits oil rurpentine 25s 30 oei cw;
Sperm OIL 955 per ton Ronn-.omnon A. Oh SLs. 81;
American. sugar Is. per for Clba Centrifugal
polarzDg J6 aud 1873 Sd Obs. fof Cujl AuscovAlofr
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 20 special George Eldridge
was large buyer Of wheat and so was Milton Lightncr
Their ORDERS everybody at once surmsed. came from
New-York. When the buying began there was nothing
TO explain the anxiety Of the NewYorkers TO possess
themselves Of Chicago grain Fifteen minutes after the
opening the reason made plain TO those who were
blessed with private wires Consols which the Board OF
Trade blackboard said 90 l216 really 90.
The drop sharp one; occurred in thirty short
minutes and the New-York men discovered IL before
the Chicago brethren June wheat went past 50 So cents
to 9Oas cents May corn stood at as cents with little
trading in H. and June went to 477s cents In the tumut
which followed the warlke news from Europe June
wheat went to cents, and May to sSa cents In this
excitement May reached Asa cents and June 477s
cents May pork Sl so, and June $ll 90. The figures
were the top for the day.
The O'Clock close follows: May wheat. ssas a
ssia cents; June wheat, 90s cents; May corn, 47a
cents; June corn, AHA cents May pork,
slI SO; May lard. 81. At 2:3o O'Clock
June wheat closed at Ola cents and June at 47Hs
cents May pork at Sll 50, and May lard at ~.
When May was In the vicinity OF 40 cents Lester
himself and perhaps Sam Aerton too began to buy IL.
They probably advised to take this stand by Edwin
and who has probably better list Of correspondes Is
among shippers and corn cribbers than any other
trade At any rate Lester did the bulk OF
trading through Morton worthingten. Lester him
self Is q special partner In this concern Morton is the
Edwin Morton mentioned just above and WortklngtOn
is New Yorker, the youngest brother OF Mrs Henry
Clews, il aianced TO John Testers daughter This
and with Morton ard Worthngton Lester had somethn
like $500 900 bushels OF corn and until the price had
gone about AZ cents for May. Partridge, the dry
goods had with good bad and Indifferent luck been
daDbng In corn for some time, aud had some hand
About this time Lester, Partridge, Archie Fisher
and Fairbank struck bands aud started In for a
bull campaign In Germ When the clique formed
thore were about 1000 600 bushels OF long on
the books at average to the new comers Of about
42a cents but to Lester OF about Al q
This would have been pretty strong cOterfe In any
event with the situation In II There was
above 900 900 bushels OF the grain IN store and the
demand good that what came In was put out al
without unloading. But besides having plenty OF
money the crowd had John I. Lester In with them and
so shared the good luck which attends him. There al
most Immediately appeared the prospect or the Anglo
Russian war. Wheat and pork and oats and corn adj
vaneed, and here last week the coterie woke up
morning and found that IL had, without any effort OF
trouble, profit OF five 10 six cents its cash holdings
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBEss-Betore Barrett J on os
g. 80 id IT, 49, b iSs l as I as I lSS
SS 7 1Si l lSs a aSs rs ~ s rs i S @
JNcs 80 ss7, sos, IOol ii5 1880, lo74 1872 BOO d.
SUPREME CoUnr-sPEuAL TERMPARr II0Beior D Beas9'
Nos 1872 ii6l. 1910 lO4l ldO 1886 1885, lo'' o''
SUPREME 1BeO sss taT s s5
s5s sSSs Isl. Si ss'' 1852 '0a $780,
Nos 2s 2g2 1863 2o4s l7s2 2SsS 2Ssg 80 Pa s3e pis
$ $95l 2 2sfs ISIS 2ssS a eS $50
sGsRoeAIk,s CoURT~Rolims swil Of Henrietta Gun
will Of Jesse Oyt at p will of Patrick j. OMEN ~
SUPERIOR couRr-sPEcAL TERM-Before scdswick' L J.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRAL TERN PART Before Irua1 20
Nos. 2O72 SIS 49, So. 449 sS7 $685. 800 eo 0io wv
surERos IERMPART, R saS S o SGg
man 81 sH 1879 i 40, 7ss $50
ham, SmNos $50 AS ga. $50 96, o4s. $685. eiS 49,
sS oousax p1E,sEourr TEnx-Beiore LarremOre Mos
5o 1S pLaA~srEcIAL TgEM-BeiOre Daily. C. J-No
COMMON PLEAsrRAI TERMPAnT IBecrse pa, Dqly J
H11 ~ s I s 52 Ss 2i2 500 1859 lois l9g 1881
b1 1876 9S7, 1851, 1912 1928 49, 1884, l'4 iSO'' 'zO'
COMMON PLRAsTeAL TERMPARI IIaEetoTe Van nSe
s sp Ss J cdleyd sGt Metropolitan r9''''"
c} coUHTTsAL Tr9MrAEr before Hs ali sI IsS
s42 3S47 349l 1885, 3I0l, 800 1881, $685. ooUo "VO'
1895 5000 1913 1914 1915. 1917, 39ls.
CITY CoURT-1RIAL TERM-PART Il--NehrDIas -
36G 35i7 37Oi 2934 1882 ISL 1864 3IlG;5d2I So
1884 1929 2S 1854 1908. 3l63. l43 $685. SosA' oo'o'
300. x, 49, u.o,roo 7 -
CRY CoUBT-TRIAL TERM-PART lIiIBeore BiS s
2s3 1856 $3.50 1857. 1855 1853 $500 $751; $780, S9'4'
1854 1886 1897 1895, Ss9s $500. Se0i 800. rr, md
Asst Dist. ATTY Feows.-Nos. l. = g.. 49, ,..-u,ux
CourI or GENERAL SEssIoNs-PART 1.-Betore CowlnR, j.
and Asst DIST ATTORNEY sediord-Nos = D. o. O. D. u
COURT OF GENERAL SBssIoNs-PARf lI.-bei0re Visek
sleeve and Assist Dist Attorney Nicol-moa "a 3" y o.
g. T. g. TO- H. H. 49, IA To- l6. H. IL. 49, 20 H. ~ |o
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-Ry TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO April % TIE Droe,s journal reports cItie-
Receipts 1900 head Shipments $500 head market weak;
Exports 50 5OdS6 0O Cows and MIxs - 01s JO Stocx
ers So IOaN 10; Feeders - i0Gsl So Texans 81 0O@
g. 90
HOGs-Recepts q. 5o0 Shipments 1000; market lower
Rough 3JQSi as Facing aud shipping 81 as
~ 81 Light 81 81 asa so Skips. IS IS s3 so.
Sheep-Recepts 64eO head; Shipments 3OoOhea market
active Inferior 50 OO0s3 10; Msdium IS 81 55 Good
81 % Choice. - 20.
ST. LOUIS April 2O.-LduL<-aecelpt SEQ: shIpments
6O hrIn: Exports. ~ 6OGSj JG Gooi CIocs
shppisg 81 7j9Sj ID Fair 70 Medium. 81 81 9sj 10.
leans 81 OOG ~ s..
diam 81 - Gs3 o h Fair TO Cnoce. 80 - ~. $500
HO9S-RecslDts. 5,9UO shipments S4OG LighL 81 500
81 a.: Pacing. ~ l0DSt 25 HEAVY. 81 4OGs4 80.
BUFFALO April observation-disclosures to-day 6J3 nead total
0r $500 mead: 3t00
head consigned through S-5 marzet seady;
Goodto Chocs steers 81 J0 Stocxers AMI Feeter
IS 1854 80
Receipts to-day 200 head total week thus FAR,
H5OO nead Tor sane une last week 100 heal consIsned
through. . weak and lower Medium 70
GOod - Q0as1 So Good 70 Choice IS lOasj So ordinary
10 choice Lambs. 80 dS6 20.
HogS-Recelpts today 400 head thus far
llOOo head. for sans ums la, week. l2O0g head Goa.
signed through 40 OF which 20 Newl Ork market
quiet Medium 10 Fair Workers. S-es-: Good 70
Choice - 61G4 0oi Butchers Grades 81 1OGs4 TO- Pigs
tAJOQS5
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citement in this city the Supreme Court decisions
rendered to-day against the Riddieberger fuhaink ON
and the McCulloch Bill is great among pohliclan' "nu
- urha, Tho rasult OF these decisions will be is
douhtful II alleged that Reputation Party VIII
he organized but that probable The state mas
been purchasing 100000 of Riddleberger bonds
nontb for the last seventeen months and to-day was
the time to open bids another 100000 but inc ue
cision prevented It, There are now only T3oooVo III
the state treasury, and coupons must DC receNen
and there being 81 900 900 due for them ~ ~ .
able that little more money will lind i's way lho VIC
treasury il taxpay find coupons with whc 20
pay taxes The debt question seems to be IN cnao'0
condition.
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n &C. r. g Cca ErT a = Ss
s email OTIS Fsa1y Al g CORN aExLsteady sslc.
Hay y AND sTRAwThs general trade again god
sIio; No ssssi ooci No 5 and shipping Straw
III Bye sssSs N 5 g o9 e. S0sSc
better trade done with and the
sisS: iSs iCSlac; Prime 1852
dull eoPps 1Ps fsy fn quiet Plates
sOd N u PIfaaslghia at tni; price: s1's.
sc ON Os 3 se ~! ao SD
April sold at - Resins quiet 81 9sl 10 for strained to
49, 81; NJ 81 81 VII; n. SIS 5s7 t.
OIL very moderate jobbns trade reported and all
ocEAN EiGHTs-The market in general WIS psrticu.
larry dqtoay with rates as rule easy shippers waiting
tracts reing rates about steady The items Of
Se and 300 DD. rened OIL o owner FRI
ense S eS PRS s d% al a. @ on
ree 5000 ars late May early oading at Is
ii On Ss
bark an TsG and
for % %o 5aT qSSr as
ss OIL a a 6fPS s PoR rem p
6ssHsS
70 Galveston LIVE Pc steam, hence 1000 bush
a and cheese O e aF?gs o 1SSn oS
20s G2!s I'd Tor To- al lio bbs sugar, Dos rs. Cd
Rh
s S 200 Seses 9 sSG
5G;: to provisions As Cd .. 100 bbis sugar; COS
q eq no. ' = s6s boxes iss
steam hence $40 bales cotton 6ICc; o ties lari Il 20
i.m. 100 S0 sG S cs oil S % private
HSIM FRI St, am hence oo ensh Grain r
spss SS % Gsr change
sRSIn"y Sass; 80 Iels aes SPOT. sIs oo
1921 Family Ms,s ciGsT BACK AZ st Ss
unchanged IN prices CITY Extra India Ness SIS OOss21
5a4. MIA Plate ~ Fee Soss2 S rssG a III 80
.s 1854 .:s
&S hi sS sssssxs
b6o TcEa% Ham. SoAef ick H Bellies Il T. at
CIV PIctIed shoaders d.c smoked shOa deTs 1.d6'c
MfDDLEs dave not varied since last. witt a quiet
verV d1s and Ss arcs
y TssxS a. ss sads P ssan and in M s
trading SR Very sack &
1ras' 9aa a ss ies"
july ??G g.. % Closing 1Ss1s
1916 c7 O5e oc Refined Continent quote at ioc South
dG not ana IN ef
siaie Dairy haltaIEins aos 2oSg4c We 81 tubs
s Yes Wesiern ra,oy Ro old uttsI
STeameTy STATE iiSlsc dTE,ns IiSI state Diaries e
Western DAIRY silc %csera factory So
ne %eI sads %s:tsn yiss
~ &c WITH lair demaud. state i4Src; Western, IA.
RicI% n moderate demand steady and unchanged
I'D, is and quiet SwrS s: ac her,
a9e s "cK T U az e depo sn only
can be one dealer eon% lots from o
quoted By dea ea Oc while another name ~ 2
lO We arc informed that tne Clover Seed season aD0u
the depot quoted by one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-21
EUROPEAN FIN AVCI.L Markets.

LONDON April 2O.-l2:30 p. m.-con,os 91t fer m:ny
and FOR account; United states Fosr and Han PEI
Bonds ll5s Erie l29s Mexican Ordinary, sos New
York Central. 92Ss St Paul Common ~.
$50 advices quote Three cent Rentes ~ ~
francs 50 confines the account
Con-Ols a6 lille for both money and the account
$50 p 9ea for both money and Tor the 40
count
SD m-Consols % for both money and the account
quote Three Per Cent Rentes rs francs
go centimes the account
$3.50 Consois SO Sl6 for money and for me aecoenS
qnote Three per cent Retes at rs francs %
centlmcs for the account.
an m-Ccnsols 06ia for both money and the acconnti
Canadian Pacific 37Ss Ordinary. 30lg ST Paai
Coamon 727s. New York Central, 92s4
BAR silver qused at 49l4d per ouncs. - - ..
Paris advces exchange on London at 20 FRANCS %
40 mConsos o6 Sic for both money. and for tho
count - o.
advlces quote Three per cent henes AZ ~
francs 90 a centimes for the account -.
q m.-Ths amount OF bullion gone into the BANK o.
England on balance today Ia 92l00O.