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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-05-20

very sure Of it-a slight girlish figure
with face never shall forget-it was
so terribly sad. Slowly she moved from
where she stood. and seemed to pass me.
She wore some sort of clinging brown
dress. / followed into the hall, where j
seemed to see her go. No one was there.
/ reused my wife, and together we
searched the house-vainly, of course.
| was not in the least alarmed at the
time, beyond slight shock Oh finding
myself not alone as I had imagined; I;
but afterwards, for months, waking OF
sleeping, that face, with its terrible grief,
has been before me.
Of course tried in every way could
TO find out what story could be connected
with the house, without, however, saying
why wished to know, for I felt almost
as if should be betraying her confidence
if | made that sad face matter of every
day gossip at afternoon-teas and dinner
parties.
We are in London again, for the winter
now, and one day lately met an old lady,
who had in her girlhood well-known the
town in which spend the summer. She
told me that many years before, yhouse
had had the reputation Of being haunted,
but that the rumor had been hushed IN
by the landlord, and forgotten. And she
told me this story:
The house was once occupied by a
young husband and wife, They loved
each other devotedly, but the husband
was unreasonably jealous Of his brother.
One evening he accused his wife of de-
ceiving him as to her love; she was too
wounded to answer his bitter words, and
he went out. Two hours later he lad
drowned himself, and his dead body was
brought into the house, into the very
room where his young wife was playing
while waiting for his return. She lost
her senses from that day, and during the
rest Of her mercifully short life her music
was her only apparent consolation.
"And," added the landlady, ''she is
said to play there still; those who love
music can sometimes hear her.
For myself the thought Of the poor
girls bitterly sad story will only give an
added interest to the face never shall
forget, and her music botk my wife and
I have listened to and loved for long
for my wife heard it first when she was
Ethel Mayne Household Words.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-05-20

A shopkeeper in London, wishing
people to bear his place in mind, caused
a metal bar and some other innocent
looking apparatus to be set up outside
his show window, and connected it with
an electric battery, 50 that anybody
pausing to look in, and resting his hand
upon the bar, received a considerable
shock. The contrivance did fix notice,
but its effect was not altogether de-
sirable. People refused to trust them
selves to the interior Of shop whose
peculiarities, even upon the outside, were
so marked, and large and savage dog
in the doorway would hardly have been
more effectual in driving away trade.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-05-20

The Philadelphia Ledger urges every
body to read the newspapers, and says
to do so properly is an art. s1t should
call judgment into exercise, to form
sound opinions and quicken discernment,
to separate truth from error and false
hood from fact. Good newspapers are
perpetual educators; and the intelligence
of community may generally be
measured by the number and character
of its well-supported journals"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-05-20
OUTWARD BoUND.
IA Hearts Sailing. J

IA Hearts Sailing.)
Whittier awayl-for what harbor unfurled
F1utter thy sailss Wilt thou circle the
world;-
Turn the low waves Of antipodal seas,
Sight the leaf -plumage of tropical treesi
Or, like a warm-breasted bird, 60 forth,
White-wing'd, to brave the white storms Of
the North?
Bark will the mild equatorial moons
Lure thee to anchor in azure lagoonsi
Heartl must the chill Of the northernmost
sea
Wound thee to death that now wingeth so
Answers it not t-dropping over the rim
Of the horizon to spirit-lands dim.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-05-20
A True Kinu OF the Forest.

The tanned skin Of a huge African
lion, said to be the largest animal of its
kind ever killed by white man, has
been made into rug for a gentleman of
this city The owner was one Of q hunt
ing party that captured the animal last
August on mountain prccipice near the
Sand River, East Africa, about 18O
miles back from the coast line at Delagoa
Bay. The lion killed native Zamala,
who was trying to beat him out Of the
bush SO that the hunters could get shot
at him, and the owner OF the skin brought
home the skull of the poor fellow as an
other souvenir of the exciting chase.
From the nostriIs to the tip Of the tail
the skin measures ten feet three inches.
It's is beautifully colored, and all the
claws and teeth are preserved perfectly.
Two of the teeth are four inches long.
The head measures about two feet eight
inches across the forehead, with all the
muscles strongly brought out. There is
a big hole in the skin from the bullet
thatpierced the animals heart. The
owner of the skin left Africa with it be-
fore the hot season came on. 1t was
packed in lime to preserve it until the
traveller reached London, and was COW
cred with arsenic soap for further trans
portation to this city. The lion skin has
been surrounded with twenty-one bear
skins. the whole forming q rug twenty
one feet long and thirteen feet wide,
enough to carpet a large room. The skin
has been the object Of a good deal Of in
terest and curiosity to men in the trade.
-Neso York Tines
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

Chief Engineer Arthur, in his adj
dress to workingmen, gives this whole,
some advice: "But l say to you all, by
whatever name your ASSOCIATION is
known (of course / don't know YOU
alb ] say to you as q workingman, as
man who commenced his railway ca
reer as a wiper, then a fireman, then
an engineer, and have worked and
done for myself since ] was twelve
years of age, that never give myself
question about whether worked eight
or ten hours a day. Work. Make
the best use of the time that God gives
you, and be honest and true to your
fellows; then stand squarely on your
feet and feel that you are the peer of
every man. And so You are if you
behave yourself"
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

The example and enterprise of the
eminent Dr. q. ]. Sketchley, in inn
porting ostriches into Southern Cali
fOrnla successfully, seems to be oonta-
gious. In addition to the excellent
bands of birds near Norwalk, at Los
Feliz and Fallbrook, another band Is
to be located adjoining the city of Los
Angeles, the land for which has al
ready been leased.
1t is now pretty we'll understood
that the feathers Of the California os-
trlch are superior to those of South
Africa, and that this State will soon
supply She world with the graceful
plumes which fashion exaots from ma
ture.--LOs Angeles Herald.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

"Grover, dear, did yoo wind the
cloclSg"
"0feourse / wound the clock You
don't think liza come q bed without
winding the clock, Do YOU? Did you
look under the bed for 4 MANI
"Why, Of course | did, You don't
think Ia come to bed without looking
under the bed for man, do your
swell, now frankie, winding the
clock is my night work and looking
under the bed is to be yours Let us
agree to never again ask either about
Iit,"
"Well, all right; but are Won sure
you wound it tonight? Ididn't hear
you.
"0h, woman, woman 9ournature
can not be changed" Then be dozed
away into a low protective.tariE sleep.
Kentucky State journal
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

Among the crew of the bark Tidal
Wave, now in the harbor, is a young
man whose father was a police officer
in San Diego away back in the Cos.
The officer received for his services a
warrant which there were no funds in
the treasury to cash. The son brought
the old warrant with him on recent
"trip 70 San Diego and presented it to
Treasurer Statler for payment, The
Treasurer referred it TO District Attor.
hey Hendricks to pass upon its valdi-
ty. The District Attorney pronounced
II valid and its payment viii probably
follow. San Diego Union.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

Gladst0he's intimation that he viii
not permit his defeat to send him into
retirement but viii continue in pub
lie life, although for the time being
out Of power in the Ministry, is credi-
table to him. Those who know his
courage and bis devotion to the cause
ofhuman enfrancbisement believe that
he win die in harness, as did the elder
and younger Pitt in England, and
John Quincy Adams IN the United
States. Friends ofliberty throughout
the world hope that that event will be
postponed at least until his career i
crowned by the success Of Irish eman.
cipation
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

LIE Rlrhnu's Golden BaIsan No.
Cares ChsneTes, Ars. and second E;agcg.
Sores On the Legs and Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, Nose. etc, CoppeY-colorsd Biosches
byphilitc Catarrh, diseased Scalp, aud AN
primary forms OF thu disease known a.
syphilis, Price, els 90 per Bottle,
bs HEeEnu's Golden Rnlsnm No. q
Cires-1ertiary, Mercnrial syphilitie Rheu.
niatiem, Pains 10 the Bones, Pains Ia the
Head, back 81 the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, syphiiltIe Rash, Lumps and con.
tFaeted Cords StIness q the Limbs, and
CrAdicates OIL disease from ths system.
whether caused By indlscTgtion or abuse
q Mercury, leaving the blood pnre ART
healthy Price IS 90 per BottIe.
lie Rfchnufa Golden spanish Anaf-
dnte for tbs cure of Gonoyrh0a elect
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary Of GEM.
~ disarrangeipents. Price ~ SO per
Bc1ale.
IL Riehna's Golden spanish In
3ecfsan, for saycre cases ~ 9onorrbUa,
lniiatiinstory elect, strictures,ae. Price
81 SO per Bottle.
Lse Bichamss Golden Ointment
Tor tho effective healing % Syphilltie Sores,
and cruptions, Price Sd 90 per Box
lie RfchHmaE Golden Pills. Ncrv0
rad Brain treatment; loss 81 rsiy&icaI pow
CT, oggess or over-work. Prostitution, etc.
Price SIS 90 per Box.
Tenfe mna Hervfne,
ssnt eyerYWhcgr, G, o, b.. Eecuroly PACKED
peg express
&. ~ RICHARDS s. CO., AEante,
&sf z 4G9 hansouc street, Corner Clay,
San Fiaacigco, CAL
cteeULAR MAILED FREE.
fsblS ~
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31
The Great Engiish REMEDY.

Is a NEgER FAIrENG cvRA
iog NefVops Dsldlgsy ssai-
iial weakness. Ektansted
vitality, sp0Metnf4kca,
LOST MANHOOD. In.
pOteucy. paraRsss. rrosta-
taFrhsea. and 81 tho terri.
hlC effects q se{gabGss.
youthful follics aud excess
10 m8tarsf years tuoh 81
Loss II Memovy, Lassitude,
N0csdru&a Elaissian, Hser-
SION b a0ciaty, Dimneas q
Vision. Noises 20 the Eieaa
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31
5000 REwARD.

Cross on left hip. Ear marks--crep 5f
right and under-eut In each ear.
The above reward viii be paid By the ans
dersigned for Information that viii lead TO-
the conviction Of amy one guilty Of dsfacmgl
altering. 81 Ia any way changing the above
described brands OF ear marks or stealing
cattle bearing them.
Range Alcsfllen, Post Office address
Globe, CHA County, a. II.
aug. g-tf + p. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31
To Capital Seeking Investment.

r OWN TIE CONTROLLING INTER
n est in the two copper claims, with q
large amount Of high grade copper ore In
sight. PlrlFty u wood and water Oh tho
claims. want S95,o00 "a buy outstanding
interests. dcl ei0p claims sud put them in
bullion producing condition. ] win repay
this s85ine cut uf TIE first copper produced,
leaving sou with a One-haf interest In two
good. developed claims. WIKI good reduc-
ton works on property You can secure
yourself By deeds g. claims md III inn
movements until money Is paid back, then
divide property aud 90 ahead
Who wants 10 Investigate this IN good
faith9
Call on or address JOHN D. BITRtIssS,
Dunlap P0stofice, Graham County, Arizo-
ma. Via Fort Grant. sept. SIT
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31
Preventative Of chiIIs,

Is not surpassed.
1t i endorsed by the hest chemists as the
most ctsicncials, strengthening Tome this
country has ever produced, the valnei,i which
viii be recognized by all who may use them.
Private citizens If Arizona risiting Sc. Louis
have expressed their cuugiGtions that . u ~
cnliarly adapted n the wants If that Terri
tory, and needs only s trisl t. insure It's speedy
introduction there
Orders addressed "a THE WEST INDIA
MANI ACQUIRING COMPANY viii b
pTcmptly executed dec 1871
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

TEizgreat Tonic has lRen introduced % the
people II che Mississippi Valley fpr the past
thirteen years sith anbounded success and
popularity.
There Is nothing Of the kind sxtaus that
eqlals il as a stfinnlant, an apetizer &c anti
dyspeptic, II Is particularly adapted +, lnAla-
riuus Districts ind -
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

rNsrrS~rs M drfmktng Intoxicating ilqHars,
tae vital aasd passing unobstrytd IL the usiiis, and
many other diseases tlat lend y insanity sud death
ar, MaNThE, who q regular phgsiclan, graduate
n ~ firitlfity ef PeiBssvzusf wi agree e fosfeit
MsQ0, for 4 care o. this knd the Nhtal Restorative
(under his special advice and trtatlaeEt) viii noe
DIR. MINTtE trests all private diseases successes
niiiy Without mercury S0nsu1tati0n Free
ThQroagh examination and advce, iHelHdiag afia1y4
sisof lsfne S. co. Prise 81 NfrAh RksroRATIyR q 80
a battle OK four times the quantity, s., sent 70
ans address upon yecpt Of price, ef G. o. D. secure
ften nhserys i0n and ~ private name u desired, y
mr.. Minsle. IA Nearby street, san framcls~
co. Cat. Send for list II Questions and pamphlet
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31
$3.50 REV ARD.
5000 Reward.

SeaS. The above reward win
Nj Re paid Tor the cODyie-
W06 VI tion Of any person
caught stealing 81 XIII
II. sag any cattle With the
kKN - above brand
kassAs ETHEL. KENNEDY
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

DR. MINTKE's ksawey Remedy Ne.
phxct kcHfn. cages N tiqdees Kldngyand 8ladder
Complains. eoneFflio,a clees Lencsyfhae etg Fer
salp h. a ,tls9iafs: - h,ttlc ~ six hotties fox 49,
NR. MlNTfEsS URnHcitoW wits sH tAe
h+sl avid th5&f,at M3ARkt,.tt aNa AEkFNRa siss
II 81, HBs8tf ~ 81 rs 81 ifots2s a.eyi y
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

nSg- Special inducements to cash buyere
GIVE us a cai, before purchasing elsewhere
fml2R-tfr
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31
SAMPLE ROTTLE FREE,

g ne scnt Is any one applying ~ letter stating EymE
saas sex aid aTs strict secrest h regard 10 ail baa
ness tfansatfions
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-07-31

Heavy cattle losses are reported
from Colorado, in consequence Of THE
drouth.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April / (SpecaD.-ThiS being the
first OF the MONTH tho hour from $50 to 1890
given UP to deliveries IN the Board These small
InGeed, and without significance. The trading from
January leaps into MAY, aud while the deliveries
and settlements for those months enormous for
the intervening months tIey are small. Fleming &
BOyden took most OF the wheat. Tufts Walker W. T.
Harnty Co. and Poole, sherman & Co. delivered about
100000 bushels. john Lyon took what cash went
aroundibout 100000 bushels. Wheat at the start
the board steady. but dull at S1lsa31 cents for
May, with little Pork duh aud easy at 80 259
%9 it expected that stocks will show
2sO000 barrels OF regular pork here. All day May
wheat kept hetween -O3i and Sl3s cents. The close
at O'Clock was 81 cents
The Mccormick Reaper Company, which takes pains
TO the condition Of the gro winc crops has
summarized its report ami finds that ID much superior
this year 10 last nearly 30 per cent better IL finds that
the condition ~ wheat Is 80 now, compared with % one
year
The monthly statement of the stocks OF pork lard and
ribs which Will be published Tomorrow Is expected to
show only slight decrease from month
ago. The estimated receipts for Tomorrow are
- OF wheat. $50 OF corn,
30 uf oats anl $1,000 hogs The close at 230 y.
was: May wheat. Slli0Sl35 cents; May 3Sls9
.i-as cents; May oats 3o5s cents May pork 80 322
- 5J May lara, 80 37l2
Puts May wheat sold tonight atS0 cents; calls
May wheat sold at 81 75 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEv.Yoax DEALGv4a

FEATURES OF NEV-YO3N DEALtV43
All the grain markets yesterday ended dull
and steady and they developed activity OF any con-
sequence through the day The speculation was
carried without the Introduction OF any feature
that is Interesting to either bull bear Cash wheat
changed to any important extent. but small ex-
port inquiry showed its head in purchases Of 10000
bushels by shippers. Sales for export made to the
OF so 900 bushels of and 10000 bushels OF
oats. Wheat options. after opening shade better.
reached la q cent The hua prices were Ia 3s under
the best OF tho day. and showed recovery from the
carly decline the extent OF combining the loss April
mt 92ai and May 935s 10 is cent June zap Is at
oii2 July amt August 4 94s and December d at
99a cents For spot los a trne easier and
the April options closed OFF Il cent at i6 cents. The
other months ended IS cent better for May at 46s and
June at Ala cents. oats a shade lower the
early dealings but ended at recovery and unchanged
36ii cents for April, May and June. In provisions
there special feature. hut lard closed with gains
OF two points for April at So d. three for May at 50 26
Juro NJ R6 30 and September at S6 80 four for July
$6 81. AM two points for August ut So ~.
The receipts grain NJ New-YOrK. Philadelphia. BAL
iimOrc aud Boston yesterday follows: WHEAT
3j,ll6 bushels; corn. s9473 bushels; oats, 73,5s5
bushels total grain l9S.174 bushels flour. 25,545 bar
rels. ~ Chicago. Milwaukee and ST uis th- arrivals
we're: Wheat 3l.OS3 bushels: corn. l7i,149 bushels;
oats. 76.7jG bushels total grain 2S496S bushels; hour
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
Refined oil was unchangc
STATE OF TR1DE.

April loSss. qnst Miatn, g g foq,
Extra 81 - Ssl 10, ia ni,r. ), % Mn.
sUpo y : @s3 lj d. ixtrA 59@s -: H. Rio Braais
Patent s. A wne.s-sou:Hsro STEADY Western aaiot
sNa'sr" SaTysn g st NO. Western aeG Sno,
92e May caT and an sontSsD wte
sssiSe,' 40 yel'n: 4SieS: western dIed SPOT: a5la
s$sG4sS4e, oats steady anc drm; southern a5 Gi3c.
TIA n ana os Ness sofs so -
s'o7, O6is Wheat 5000 onsS Corn 65,oo5 as.. 1st;
2Ooo Das dS Ev 100 oas1 @ n ~ oD aT2
100000 Uusn.
April 1r@T IN q"St nog sp caO"s 5
Minnesota IS 5oas4 80 Patents 81 75as, %;
Sw s, - ,a ranged yS %p ni1 is 9e
7Gis. MAY. s09i &C. closine al SIC: Juno y Go-c
SisrajG April s'a54sc. closing 81 NAV,
Sat, easieG .aiss ranged ,ash lsS.Gsc 4pii - 49,
MSy Sc Mess ',l.e POrsas q % g 80 MSS sass
~ S5 closing 35 June. 50 9asJ 20 SO
aay S W 50 g So 30 shor o o IS 2
i70OO wnal. 1000 oush.: Corn 10000 pns.. ia5.
ricaE obs wneai oo0 Isu. Goc 70 ooo
oats 10000 OusiL' rye 1900 ousa' aar'aT 29ooo Dusn
5. Sgs t. APg 9 % whSa' r IA &
S I1e sa%sas oas cwsT SG?o u:n sI" I1
Rye duet; No :. 90 barlcv Extra No. sprng 6lO.
meat. steady shcailers - 6sia sHort,in s. 90
sacSp aS! 4Ra se yn,3s & . aa 81 81 % 10
Hogs steadv ComnoD Light IS 45ds4 80 PACK.
ing Butchers lO1b4 80. receipts. 2i94 leIi sup
1867 D12a
DETROIT. April l.-whest firm No | White $50. cash;
April. $50; Nav. Sale; No = kod s5sc. Cash anc
AprIl Sy4c MAJ. 3 soc. G:ocelDs g. 700
z. 32oc
70 9l9c April 10 ac Nav 81 June 80 sc =
36asc. Oats steady Nc. 2. sic. RYE quiet No l. sc.
Barley firm: No = b3l2c PROVISIONS steady: Mess
PORK. ril - 20: Nay 80 30 LarI-Prme steam
Cash April S. 80; Nav. 81 9j butter quiet:
Choice Creamery. iSDI2c Cheese-Bsst ~
10 Barley $500 smuments-siOur 1900
bbls; Wheat 2,52j Jush.; Barley S.62j Dnsl
PEORIA April Corn firD: New Hga Mixed. 3ilo0
35c.; Mixed. 81 :. ipc oats steady No. White .,2
aS3c: No. 2 Mixed. 29029l3c. Rye quiet 30. VI a63
Rcceips-Corn Ia 900 BUSH oats. $4,000 IuUD
bush. Shipments-COrn 600 bush. oats O,J0J bush
Rye. 800 Dusn.
PHILADELPHIA April t.-r1Our- Demand hight the market
was unsettled under liberal supplies Western
IS 75 Pennsylvania Family. saODosi25 Pennsylvania
Roller - 20 asa 70; Delaware Family. II
90. Winter Wheat Patent. S50DDS5 III Wheat-Market
oulet closed lower; SPOT lots lower export demand
fair: No Delaware Red. ~ ".p0rt elevator 81 lec No
Pennsvlvana Red a9c' S02 Req ADrl 9-Is0D2 &c: May
lots oweri export demand No Mixed trace 4jca
yellow. gram depot 45c. steamer No Mixed
46iso. grai0 DEPOT. 4OdlGls.: No Yellow
pOTi 4Gc No. MXs0 ApTi All ijasc.
4Gis 6loc June, s64 tGs4c Oats-sDot dG Re
,ected White. $50. No. White Syr. No = Whte. 40-sc.
futures dul and quiet; M White April. 5y2a4Oc.
Nav 3yi2a397sci June 392d39'sc ReccDts-FOuE 1000
bbls 1000 Uusn; Corn. 5000 $4,000
snpmenJs-wbeat 220Oo Dusn.; Corn. LVOJ
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL April l-Pr0vIsions Bacon Cumberani Cut
2Ss I'd; Long Clear Mddes 28s Cd: snort Gear Mldes
29s 3D.: Short Ribs 29s. OIL: Shoulders 22s Od c9t
Bee7Gs I'd for Extra Jnian Mess Prime Mess. 52s ID
Pork-Prme Mess. 5ls 0d por bot. t1ine Mess Eastern
SIS Sd; Lard OIL Ses. Oh Hams Long Cut. 800 Ol
SOS Sd Batter ojs 0d United
States Cheese-Auencan Choice. JOs Od. Whcat-hed
spring Is ID 0ls 90. Red Winter Is ID ~. Adj
centaI SDnng. Is l.: New Western Winter Ia I'D
New Mixed Western A. 3D.; California so /, 6s: lOd
Id; Californian No ia Cd 1OsSd Produce
spirits of TurDentne 29s Sd do. London 23s
cwt.i Henned 5d a s gallon. COverseed-
American Red ass. per IaOy-23s Dercwt Hose
comIoon S. 9d, Pale lis id dOs Oh Linseed OH. 2ls
Cd Taow-Fine American. @js. sd. CITY
23s I'D. American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers D .2d.: fore quarters. Al. per ID
los nB Calcutta nseed 4os6d quarter ianseed
Cake 81 3sa37 7s I'd. Refined Petroleum. ID
6isd gallon spirits Turpentine 2es I'd cwI;
Sperm OIL fls per ton Osin-common IS 3D. per cwt;
Pale. It's ella Provlsons-Lard. 65a Od Der cwt Tor
Americans sugar l40 %. Der owL for Cuba Centrifugal
Doarzng 96o and Is 3D. 9lJa 0dor Cuba Masc0vado far
rennnR anoat; Australian ralloS-Beef 2!s. 3D. 143,
Ga, Mutton asa "a. oz6& 81 Cocoa Nut on-Jsyloa.
kIb 9s Ux2O, Cochin. $50 W
New-York tribune., 1886-04-02
rupopyAN FlvAycIAh MAVgsra

IoSpoS. April i-l2;sO m.Consos 100 80 for money
ard 100 foI account Unltci -Four Per Cent
Bonds l2e do f9ur nd one Han per cent Bonds ll+;
Atlantic ana Geg Western First Mortgage Trustees coz
tinc.rs s.: second IA, Canadian paclno
M . Erie do aeOnd COlsols. 907s: Mexican ordinary.
90 81 Paul Common. OOs; NewlotA Central. lOoG
Pennsylvania, JDt .,.- -.
30 m Paris adylces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
"a fraucs centlgles tOr the account
LONDON. Apn. "a y. m-COnsols. 100 7l6 for money
and 100 a. for tho Atlantic and Great western
Ilrst Mortgage trustees Ceruhcstes do second Mort;
gage ZIP Canadian Paoinc, 6ss Erie. 21s DO second
ScnsoIs ~ "a Ordinary 2G4 ST. Paul Common.
9uo Now.l ork central 1904; Reaiing. l2ss
Hudson Bav Iompaay 2iS4
Spanish fOugS aui
a D. m-Bar silver quoted at 40 IL led per ounce.
1he amount o, bullion INTO tho Bank OF England
on baianc. to-daY j. -fO.UOJ. a.,
The amount bullion the Bank OF England Las do
creased sj5, lSb during the past week. ,,,..
proportion O Tho Bank OF England reserve 10 aDhly
Witch last 81 $40 coat Is now 3J's per
Paris sdvces qlote exchanges London 70 francs 10
centihes Tor chrsNs A., NJ. 81.
FARls Aprfl The weekly statement Of the Bank o!
decrease Of lislOOO francs III god anS
3, so 900 francs m silver ,,.. -.
!3O D. m-lars advces quote Three Per Cent Reutes ~
30 francs 50 oeE,imss lor The account