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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
S1aTE or INA D&

BOSTON April 6-Flour duh western suprrnce 81 ioc
q so ex!rA - - s. 40 rl.eat ;9rn! os Susss
steamer yellow. '4e steamer diteL 1872 No Gr"ic; -
shorts shorts .a tiailv,Gi.iH Sr,n,Il. N,,is satter-
sierra reanery ,SaISc ,or oe sn. 200 .aesS
''crn. 5o.ooo oSs-. Hoo Oi.n. short. 1900
Ap qS9 White, No dc HARD sn SS ssSsr
s r1sii Sos Flow cash. at sse
iic oats-No White Western st - 81 &c Zoo Barley
Wheat 1000 bush Corn l29oo DasS 3a,I 1000 w Sasa
10 900 push Corn 5000 BUSH Oats 800 bush; Barey.
3lOO bush
sesdy Howard Street 81 IS SO IS 10
t1tra . .' 10 TO- "a "s s - - a. o. no t sra Ss
iJas4 $! .sl.o.cc lmlv IS - 10 sa1eu aaI
Southern sss% 80 e 1s:se''%iar''
% a93 No Western ",n'e, seT oDot gsaS
err ste is Western steady dull southern we,te
!; y &C. April iss3s;as. MAY $3.50 s5l.c' steamer
.21 pats steady 4nS nm 'oa'nsr g pssn:
ssa,ss srs s5@ '9s &C. ssovi,Sa
I'll obs; Wheat 56OI ousn Corn 80 o"J oi,' JAZZ
OBJ oD. c S%S S Ous Corn.
81 t aD 81 Sa wsa sa IA s
sc.' .oo. sn'p@ent: 1909 'uso corr a.a
Ne au aa' 20 ss So %as: = @
a sS; n treaty SO snoslss O 9Em q
Bacon Gule! ana steady 'aoa - and S ,,,Iy ii 10:
Hors common ano LfnL s. ooqsa 80 r ,ss.
ueDIs. SO o's.n
Dxraorr April 5.-wnes, ye ! White, SIC, cash;
Apri no. Nav; SO: BED a. ss S lo.soS
C z 5tS
MINI sp Nav Sw sis june IeTs5 No jay
April gas Wnen s sssa@ h ga Gaa.
S d.t steady so 81 nys Sas .t.a S@ NC
casn April. s. 90 Nav 81 9? p sutter qpi.s
Sn%e Sa 2S'is obs
2oy0J bust. Barley. 1900 oase ,mpmen's-s'our' ao'o
obsa Wheat. 800 'usn b.ros. 4"ov oLsa a Mia, ~,
4lc 70 liked 81 ia &c Oats steady No White
ss+s SS Ii 1890 Sa, Sa. ' oasn Rye ZOO
bush. smpin"nts-cOrn. 5000 push oats 1900 oa'ha
Rye 800 bush.
April gs s weak O %os sT
snS srn de sao Va 'Ss
81 Is Pelns,ls4nla Family 81 ,ss!zl PeaasylvsSi.
ZOO winter Wheat Patent s5oIds5 so wheat-Marses
sn cSssS ;eIS .a 81 DO .~o s A2 Sa
Penn.vvanla bed '9c.. No REQ Apr - ads e. MAJ;
o. d1 eIUor aemand light 80 trace .5c
No Yellow N armo aeoS = 81 ieameI 10 yo sssa'
eIporr elevator 46c; NO MIIso .pr. 459a i5sc Nay.
; ss ts se ss NO. No. WIZ Wife 80
dub and %%et a N2 White nI. 1888
Wheat 1000 ousn; Corn 1000 GhsiL , oats dSo~
Oats l2ON'
ST. Loul, april s-Flour dull ky 81 o.Sss - k:
Fancy 81 2oe- 20 Patents - sjGs5 % Wheat auiet
No. Eea cas o5, s sS no @O! Mixed asn. "a
April &C., MAY, 5577c Ost. nIu; Nd MiI.d 'sse
ssr@v~ american Gja ,I% Batter gule, Creamery; ?!S
sc: Dairy isaZ6c nlm at 9'c Fi.r 'esa 81 OJS
s5c 4, MI tora Sc dy q 81 - %hl,s, ST L.
g. B. short Clear Lar 1rmer s. ss.sss -.
2,, 90 Co., ,u "n'1 I've 1908 pa,
5000 'hionsnt.-floa IoS "os ~hs, yc 1859
bush. hsris, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
EUROPEAN pAJDJcE aAaRsr.

LIVERPOOL April g. rrovlsions- Bacon. Cumberland Cat
Z)s Cd long ,isir Muidos. 1ys d.. snort Clear MIdtle
oUs Jd 2Js. Od-: shoulders rs OIL Der cwI
leef-75, Ertra indian Mess Prime Mess. - I'd
PofK-rrme Aess 5ls Od per oJL Prime Mess EASTERN
4 A.; Western. AS ID Lard. AmencaI S-s Prime " est
eul Ala Il: lard on Oh lIams-L0n2 cut 3cs. UL
shouaers 81 Butter SIS Cd per cwt ior finest United
sIatc. Iueese-A Choice Us Ut Wheat-ited
W,sterp spring III g7s Red Winter Is I'd r.. Adj
per ceutaE No s. Al. New Western Winter "a 2i
New Western ts 81. California so /. os iOd %
n. ,t Californian No. "a 3D. Js.sd GENITAL Produce
Ou.. do Al London. I'D
cwt nenned ga dOL per gallon DOverscod-
American Red. cst IailoS-25s od DercsL Kose
-Common 81. ID. Pae lla ol 5US Od Llnseed OIL 2ls
"a per cwL 14ow-fine a uerlcin. IJs sd. prins CtT
us I'd per cwL American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers.5 i, quarters Jstd. per ID
lie Ie epts wheat the past three days were $1,000
centals including l. 900 centals American
he receipts Of for the past three days were
81. 100 CeGtals
LONDON Aprl 6-PTOduce-Irnseed OIL 500 Sc. Cd a $50
per Linsee< tJsbd quarter Idnseed
Al Is. Henned Petroleum. Sd y
elsa per gallon. spirit, OF rLrDentaa 49, I'd per cwL
Sperm on Is koaln-Common. IS ID. per cwt-
Esla Iva ella Proylslons-Lard. ga Oh yer ewt tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
A MINISTER'S PLEA FOR MR.. LAvERTY.


SENATORS SURPRISED AT THE REV. MR. LuCAss
PRAYER-FvIDENCE Ar THE TRIAL.
frpou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, April 6.-rhe Rev. Mr.. Lucas, the pastor
OF Baptist church here. happened to be the cergv-
man selected open the Senate with prayer this week
The duty is divided among the local pastors and they
receive so each at the end of the legislative session.
Mr. Lucas this morning took his place at the SIDE OF
President Griggs and had not more than begun bis IN
vocation when he caused every Senator to start with
surprise His special plea that the Lord would
not permit an innocent man TO be convicted and a
vrtuous family to be disgraced through the testimony
of condemned criminals" OF course. he referred TO
the La,erty impeachment trial. and the grossness OF
his breach of decorum sent the cold chds running
down the back of every listener Some of the Senator'S
suggested that the Court of Impeachment should teach
the reverend gentleman lesson on the improperly OF
attending to influence a verdict while shielded behind
ms sacred office but on mature consideration il was
agreed that il would be better TO ignore 1t entirely
he principal witness for the defence I'D the LaVerty
trial to-day was Miss Ruth Barrow an assistant natlOn
at the prison. who testified that she hac seen IlDDe
Garrabrant IT, suspici association with painter
st the prison and that Minnie schaefer was also OBJ
served in conversation with another convict She was
employei about the Lave " household and declared
that she had evidences of improperly on the
mart of Keeper Lavertv. Joseph Mayer. Trenton
potter testified to meeting Annie Lenhardt one OF the
prosecutions witnesses in city hotel and that there
had been a conversation which indicated that the
Lenhardt woman hoped to get money from Keeper
laVerty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Max Rosenberg's wife having sued him for a
limited the ground Of abandonment he WAS sent to
m in default bonds security for tbe payment OF
wesg aimJny. TAe day sbr reeHtei and sought 10
have him that she al acted bad advce
IN the Justice An0rews In tie supreme court.
Chambers yesterday ord re,, his release.
Jacob POlak fourteen ON March o. IeoJ SHOOK banhs
belong the standard OH omDany OF
in whose eWplo ncn he was at Oonsiabe ook'
He sued s5.ooO damages BY his guardian Herman
POigk having been IRON ms body Inc COM
pam showed ms part and that tne saw was so
guarded lie have come IN contact WIN H. Inc
fur, found fr the defendant George n feaman sppeaTed
Tor paInln IS. Leavtt for the tefendant Ihe
before Justice Macomber and jury III the
Supreme Cont.
Arguments delivered yesterday on The final hearing
nudge Wallace United States Circuit court ID
the spencer others. stockholders III Tue
oregon Navigation company oregon
way and NAyiG company and Henry WIZARD Inc com
psnsnts alege tat The Railway and Navigation company
which owned four minis OF the took OF The steam NaNgaon
Company properly OF the latter al 30 low pce
thai The stockholders Of the steam Navigation Coreny WHO
a. not stock In the other company we're frauded
While the RAILWAY and Ma gation Company was beIehied
William Allen Butter argued Tor the plaintiffs and John f.
Dhlon and Arteuas II Holmes Tor the defendant COMPANY
DECISION Was reserved
Commissioner shields continued yesterday the secret hssr
ing under commission TO tsse testimony in regard 10 Tie
steamer CITY OF MEXICO w1ch Is alleged was engaged III
against honduras The examination osterdsy
VS. regard 70 the purchase In this city Nothlng
developed IN addition 70 the facts already made public
~ss'xIt United states Distrct-Atorney Howard repre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATION.
NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR ALBEIT.

COMBINATIONS BY THE sENATE-wAR BREWING
IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP.
ryrow THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE j
TRENTON, N. j.. April Ex-Governor Albeit
ths afternoon the following nominations TO tho
senate all being referred: Charles H. ONeill, OF Hud-
son. as Railroad Tax Assessor in place OF Allen L.
McDeruott, resiGned James Connolly. OF Essex In
place OF A. NJ Reynolds, term expired; II. b. Crosby
Of Passaic Com missioner In Deaf and Dumb Asylum
The Senate confirmed the nominations Of A. T. San
derson, Judge for Hunterdon County; A. T. Chamber
lain Prosecutor for Hunterdon. and s. d. Leeb as Com
missioner on Luna,c Asylum site.
The nomination OF Alderman Connolly will cause a
Democratic war Mr.. Reynolds has been an excellent
assessor and he wanted the office again Conuely Is
politician OF Newark, against whom great deal mas
been will be urged. Both are Democrats and tue
place. by law belongs tn that party but the party docs
not want Mr. Connely. The result will probably be
Mr. Connelys rejection by the Senate. The selection OF
ex-Mayor ONe OF Jersey CITY, for the other vacancy
in the Board Of Assessors Is generally approved.
The Incidental Expenses bill for the session was intro
duced and amounts TO Ss57. exclusive of the Lavcrty
Impeachment trial expenses. The amount is unusually
large.
The members OF the Assembly who participated IN the
excursion Washington several weeks ago, ms eve u
ing presented each Of the managers or I'd eNcuson
Messrs A. I. X. Martin and " A Netteriein' Win
go,l-leaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
corroy MARKED, by TsLgGiAPH

LIVERPOOL April G-l2:3J p m.-Cotton-steady. with
FAR demand; Miaulns pIands 3D.; do MmiInS Oriesas
b.t Sales including 1000 bales Tor svoc
nntlon and export receipts. 1000 bales Including 10
bales American Futures steady. tplands. 10" MidhnS
clause Apr and May delivery. b3-gid: also ID. 90
May ana June delivery. i14d also 2'3d do June s1q
July delivery 36Id also 40 I'D do July ana Ausnse
delivery ltd also $50. do septem Ier an October
devery 8 5.Dld: do. september dellseI, > c-o'G ,
> u nL-Mddling Uplands, 4 l-l6d; Midd ing orleanA
in m-Tne sales day include 1900 bales Anaer-
,,.,o,,. , o,v u,.,,,,y c,.r..
Anril denyery SELLERS ~. Apu. and may delivery
A., seller, do May and June delivery, 2-b4d slte1.
do lime July delivery Alta sellers 80 July and Angus
Hevsry oo4u sellers. August and september deav-
ery S,6id sellers do september ana octooer o-n'erL
n'64d sellers; october and November delivery. y
Gad value september delivery 3 = GID sellers
4 n m Futures closed 0ul: Cplands. Low Mddnn{
c,sn.e AprI delivery . sellers. Apul and NAV
Srvery 5d sellers. do May and June delivery, letd
SnyeTs; do Juns ana July delivery. So4L buyers 90
Iniy and August delivery Dad buyers do August ana
Sentemper d.liverv. 64d. buyers do september ana
0cfober delivery 56sd do october and Novem
her d.iyery 81 I'D value September delivery. s5<d
buyers ,,,,snnx Lac
Middl,ng So tiood Ordinary. 1915; net and gross re-
cent. bales exports coastwse. 1904 bales saAee
2 IDA bales stock. 81. ss6 bales ~
-sIyIxSAH April G-Ioton drm; MiddlnS sas Low
MlddLpg, 3.l6 Good Ordinary lilo; net and srees
recelps b2os exports ooAstwt,e. l,oZA oaes sAoe
20o stock. 3o.s! bales - ,,,..,,, N,
Low Middling a. God Ordinary 81 net receipts MS!
bales gross $50 bales; exports 70 Great Britain ~
Saes to Continent. 3.2SI bales; sAies <.ooo psssi
STOCK, 27l3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
FUR MANUFA CrURERS COMBINING.

short time ago some of the leading fur
manufacturers of tins city interested themselves IN
oruhg association for the benefit and protection OF
The IN .iness. The feeling among the members of the
trade was found be unanimous i'll favor of such
gaD zalloi New-Yoik CITY IA the centre OF the FUR bls
ness I'm mis- country the need or association that
advance ana protect the Interests or the trade has
long been felt Oh saturday over nifty fur manufacture
ers met al the Metropolitan Hotel ami formed te AssO-
cation of the Far Manufacturers OF NcwYOrk City.
committee of nine appointed 20 draw up coustu
zion ana bylaws aud suggest names for officers The
committee consisted of {. Z. Shdynr. chairman; NJ
FoZ George II. SnOwdon. Gustave HcrZig, A. Prince,
A. l.. Harris, II. Corn Charles Altman and Alexander
Hart The committee met yesterday AT No. lO3 Prince
ST. aud drew NJ constitution. which viii be adopted at
the regular meeting of the association. at the Met
ropoliiau Hotel April To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO April G-Cut> Receipt. last ~ hours 81 head
to for week thus 26D mead Tor alue TIE" last wees
2 tnIough cOnsgnnlen cars oI sale 800
Choice shipping scarce anu urn GAYS 'o'no" ~ AL
held over q. -. 40, ,oa,. to,al for r.o,
u time last week. llOJO hssdi
through 3 all OF which t. Eewlor>; cars
an %. .nnlce 10 81 81 z5dso 20 Lambs no1i-
nally unchanged AL 0iering. taken. " -, -.
hours ~ hean tota TOT ~eeS
Tins far "a tine asst wees l5o'I head:
con a. ye t,rougn CATS OF which Z, 10 SeW 70 eAr
r markct stronger Mixed Pigs and Lsht l0rkas.
81 bU all uferIGg taken . ..,, 49,, men.
sT ,ouIs April 6-Cdnte- kecelDts. 900 al imeJs
I6. marset 20 Choice Naive ,hDDhg oteera
q Last Butcher steers 81 80 ~ - 9"s
and Uriers 81 4Ods 30 stocEers ana feehers ~ 40
SO ~ - ono t,.h, G. IA a
a -; PscEIng % s0Hs4 20: hesvv - S39ti % 49,, -.
SHIPMENTS. none : m&fS"l nuh -
So 250r5 ~ IN o.-. ,o,xa,I ra,or,.. cxu<-
Pecep, 500 mead ;snDmens 900 head a.rset stI9nsi
UddsJ StOckers ana rccuers - %
a "a 90 cows. Bulls ana Mixed. - uOGsi 40 buA - ~
ass 30 .-.--.... =. Am mania, h,,h.,
Rongh ana Mixed ~ ions a. Pacging anc ahopinf.
-, a Light. So 9ta ~ A.: ~xIOs IS ooHsi %
Shs,D-kecp.pts -biDment- So heals nsfsss
o. go Ot esteD ~ OoVst poi Lsassv
"a 5Ja ~ II Texans 81 I59si d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07

State bonds negl-rfed. with sales only "i lruns-
o. at OF II at SO. or CITY bank STOCKS
Irving sold 600 al 1874. Manhattan ulll at lo92 ana
Mechanics t67) At 1873 ..
senied no special features. The tone. however was
s{ WIN rr9p sns9 saea s 81 we're
per crnt ut 1914 Nissonr Kansas and Texas general
burg at 93a93i4. ana the incomes 81 from
so 10 loa54i2 Amer, al Dock aud lmpr"vcinrit os
4 TO IS. and the currency is were OF Il at 35 Canada
son'hrrn r.ts were higher at lo7 ana inc
s'-onr at io2la lo2al Penusylvauia 4la, sold at
l06i9a 1904. aud Cleveland, lumhus. Cincn I'm,
ana Indianapolis generals rose % 10 III y
Toledo and Ohio Central- were up at 97l9
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia conso os were on
lsaal9 New York CHICAGO and St. Louis first receipts
wcrr owrr at o. Central and Hu,son con.ol ~ were
comes declined per 35 AMI brss Eastern diyl
sion % 10 1929 International ana Great Nvth-
Peoria. Decatur and Evansv,ll" Incomes stter Sling ~
trio and western rrsts were rong At l05 1854 Kan
Pacific con~ols were on = At lo4 and 0tes9 snort
Rio Grandr DIVISION decline 7s to 81 q Northern P,,
ciic rsts and seconds were about siedty ~ llo anu
9lt OREGON improvement trsts rose Y To S"4 - ..,.
The sui-Trcasnry to-day lost bal,nee Sllo.o28,
made up by cirreney lo's Of s2l5,427. less a
Receipts. S.I7l .62J pivIneTts. Sl.2ol,63l resulting
IN balances Of Slo7ls.963 currency and Sl7S43l'olo
The money market extremely easy at olga q aud
clo,ei At u per cent. $500 - .,,,o,.. rx-
changes. 800 l2l.5t7; b,sncrs. $3.O04479.
The United s iates Treasury at Washington received
Sl9s. 900 National hank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts wer SJ39.42s aud tho Internal
revenue receipts were S2O3.94i.
Yesterdays decline In the for foreign exchange
stimulated demand so that rates were restored we
quotations for business as follows: Bankers Ds
81 -G2 81 Up long AMI short sterling resrc-
lively; j7 aud for fr1mrs 30 l. And SO for reich
marks; 40 ana 40l4 LOT guIlirrs.
In Lou,om Br ti,n cou,oI- were strong; for money
they advanced L 100 GIG. ard for account the ad
vance was 3l6 10 1908 United states Is wer" l.
hi her at 1855, and Inc il2- were up i al ll44
American rallwa,s strong and closed al the resi-
figures OF the day. TIL Bank ENGLAND Lost 100000
bnl ion balance Al Paris French 3 per cents rose to
50 72l2. and sight exchange on London was nrmer at
81 ran To he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
THE COURTS.

THIGHBONE SHOWN TO JUDGE AND JURY.
A thigh bone which has made a trip to the
environs OF the North Poe Lieutenant Schwatka
and which was years removed from The body of q
pauprr dissected at medical college IN Cincinnati
was brandIshed by General Benjamin +. Butler
before eyes of judge Van Hoesen ana jury the
OF Common Pleas yesterday. 1t was produced 10y
q medical expert for the purpose OF explaining tue
nature OF the injuries received by Thomas +. Ces-
ham, who on November 10, 1888 struck
by a bolail car b, longing TO the Contra! CIoss
Railroad Company revolving turn-taOe at Avenue
A and Twenty -,hird-st. He sued The company Tor
$50 600 damages, alleging that ne was Knocked down.
ren.ered sustained fracture Of the thigh
bone and other hurts from which be never recover
He advanced III years and was carried 10 the
wtmess.staud with leather straps extending from his
shoulders TO Ills feet to keep him from falling apart
He sid that for lie mad been am ctrd with
chronic rheumatism aud walked painfully with Two
he had got into The driver SAID IAN
right" He put his canes under his arms.
caught hold OF me IRON rdiug at the rear end OF III
foot 10 enter IT.. when suddenly the
C. began to turL He funs 10 the pavement with
great and injured "a stated IN his complaint.
OF the personal damage sustained 10y the plaintiff the
counsel the latter, General Butler, handed him the
tbighOOne.
A. Nelson, VINO. with NcisOnJ. Waterbury, APPEARED
for the defendant Witches come from Massachusetts
ana Connecticut mostly"
NO sir" returned General Butler :" did bring
that from Mas sachIsetts but ITS very much Ike
make iu massachusetts,"
The testimony WAS for me most part repetition Of
given former trial. which the jury disagreed.
The lawyers will sum up to- day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
BANKING AND FINA NCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.

All stocks and bonds listed on the New-York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject to draft at sight.
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
rs Nassau-st., New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07

American sugar las Ga. cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
poarzng 800 aud s. ID l3s Oifor Cuoa Mlscov@" fAr
rehnng ado1t! AIsfrurtf rulOs I;sI "a III 10 -
o., Mutton lts 0i-q ~ Ill Cocot Nat On sY)h.
no rs t26 tCrtn. RyO %
ASrWERP April B.--Pe'roeum--FiDe pale American ID.
nancs confines paid ami 6 francs 22 cenfns sellers
Wllcoxs a closed at 7Srancs 10 ceDtmcs peT 100 Si0s
BaghES ApIil G--Petroleum. marks 30 pennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
forthe week ending Tuesday. April O 1888

Receipts for weok-Boans 1877 bbl.; Peas. 1850 bush
ExpOrt'-Besns 3Di pkss. Peas ll.'O7 bush Lighter
recepts have checked the DOWN. ri tendency choice
IL " nandpicked mario me'iiun such til@
mark coses sicaItr though not qGotaDy higher iaie
Is onl moderate the demand chiefly rnD homo
1oobers the export out ct at the moment ~ mail Plenty o.
efiof soit beans Oo here and IN .he country nt
Tie urgency sol then buFcrs OIt
tncir own prices but rule ar unw 10 handle ny
~ IN IN on Red and Waite kidney tie Ta:kei continues
du sn wet< Turtle soup also iced and enurry
nominal, aii0nta lima railing Out steady az quoted,
lhough the movement Is light. quiet AMI
oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07

Receipts for the week, 22.<6s Digs. No exports to
Europe this week Up to saturday n2ht tnsrc
good nealtny trade in ali @rale' OF butter. and
current receipts found ready firm
aul slightly ncing Rut MOua ana TO-DAY trade
quIecr The Degias evidences Of
weakening lhe stormy weather
dcgrc. for the lighter bus but reports from PRIMARY
slipping pD .ciay IN TIT, stale. ma cate cOnsdcra
bic tn butter ami Ooth buyers and
kcleIs extremely II hardy ems probable
tnat The supply fl week viii b. sufficient
bresA pIioes bat 1t VIII be- iOr Shippers 10
lcpse adIs shtinSag- In values from now To-Day
Extra rgIn creamery BROUGHT iGSjS The adv nee 10 SC
M Elgn Yesterday VIII tGe The oois from TINS
market ursly showed Il mrc-s t1e
lots arriving Frtsi irusyly<la fair supply out
has eDt cleaned elv at sac marks OF
Iowa fancy quaty. ana these are placed at @3c
however sell OF - AZ the at
ter Urce buys real New state DAIRY IL coming
forward O.cfic,lY Extra eawdrc county hall tubs sell
up to 3lc many BUYERS insist on chs selection zen
have a., tn &
rather lOfs other s5ec-
items quite good many ling IN range Of p. a29c
Welsh tubs about lover sc IL top TOR the choicest
invoices only few close graded Ot' gplng higher Od
dairy nearly TED that drop tatlOns nita
t"n esten GARY ana IS very scarce de-
sIabc lots Oi fresh made goods would sell well.
I following the stock o butter In this
city April Is s. compuci oy tie PRO luce txcnange
nh mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
MILK.



railroad sir Dutng ts In ant ne1r IN" cry fot Ihe
follows Eric. 800 cans o. MIX 20 Ans
condensed mix and 3 cans -. creaiu ia en- s.uV
- densei mjs tnd 50 cans oil cream,
2lg Of milk anC "a cans ~ cresp New
York CITY and Northern. l.2JS cans o muS ontario ana
lp~l Of mlk IL cans % condensed mix
and II HewJersey Central 80 cans OF MI
ana cans cream, aud Hartford, J. 90 can
Of milk and nv miscellaneous short routes LIZ cans OF
Tle total d1ly supply las Oeen
H.. 3 cans ol milk cOndens"f milk and rans
OF The price PAID iO surplus on inc ran
platforms has been 81 Ia a can VI 10 quarts
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Gn ri p1rA.-rRIAI TEnN-PAk1 .-Betore Van H,

s.. lz9 l2s ~ i: 1s III ~ 1888
c1Y CotiRT%TRAL TERM-PAKf I-Beforc hrlich, Nos
500 sIoS 5s O. 5o4l Js27 5so. 26.9 6551 5ls9 45oZ
5ll2 $751; 57lu 1857. 4i79. 5496. 40 49,, Heat,
CITY CotRT-TgLAL rEnM-PART iI-be,ore lys's sSs;o
Nos 6:,s 1873 1897, o42S. 1905. 55 3Ss4 3oSa
40. SG6 $40 5oil 57a9 $3.50. 500 1853. 56sS 31oS
o39 ~; ~ Sy = Tr Fan III-Befors Hall J.
Nos 5s53 5i,l 5i6o. 5os 49, $40 595l 6ol2 oolS'
6OI4 q 81 27l GJ2S 1924, $3.50. 1851 oct ,o
CoiRT OF OYER AND TERMlNEB-Adjourned to Apri >
C0UgT OF GENERAL SESSIONS PAKT .fef0re heSoieer
smy ana Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald NOS l.
L. s. ~ & o. TO- II. II, 49, ~. 10 10. ~ ,ndo.
cotirI GENERAL SKssIO ss-PARr / l.-BelCro Juueo
Ei,rsleeye ana Assistant District Attorney Bcdord-Nos
l23 4 }. q. Z g, 9, TO- II, - -. "a, 10. 10, Il.
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EUROPEAN FIEA,I A. IA frA
LospOv. April 6-l2:3O p m.-United states Four Per
Cent Bonds l27s do Four and 0neia per cent Bonds
lls3 ana Great Western First Mortgage trustees
Certificates 4U3 canadian Pacific 81 %; second
.,Uis Illinois l42 Mexican Ordinary. 25
raul Common. 500 New.YOrk Central. lOil4; Pennsy-
wanna. "A =. Kea'uE ia
quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 80 francs
90 continues for account.
LONDON. Apnl A p. m.-Consos 100 9l6 for money
Great Western FIRST
Mortgage CeIncates Al do Second Mortgaee.
8 Ere second CCnso.s. 9Oi4 Illinois Central.
l4.lt II. Paul Common -g's NewYork Central I0tS
me am unit bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank OF Eng
land n balance TO-DAY II 4 5000.
81 n ~ Paris advices quote Three Rentes
80 francs - centimes Tor lhe account
Paris svces quote EXCHANGES on London at 20 francs 10
checSs
Spanish FOurs. 81.
Canada NoTthwost Land Company, SO
Hudson Bay Company 2i4
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Nrrs Peanuts dun bIi hrd nrnlv hanr p'csed
5s.a &C. country CLEANED ic.: farmers uncieaneds
"a Sc plenty aud dn round los 'uo'eo
.djc
HoNRY-- xrcmeiy Gull at 0al2c. for white ana .eiIe
orarX white extracted duli At o9'c Oar. eis'e''' uH
salahle. ....
BEfswAx-Fair supply demand hsht at 2idzdc Tor iar
TO c'Iolcc -. .. "a, n.
MAZE sUGAR-New more plenty. dull and .oas at 700