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New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRicEAf
The Washington Bureau OF Statistics makes un- J
expectedy favorable Of the exports OF petroleum.
and all products OF mineral oil from the United States
In March OF these figures reflect earlier trans
actions and there IS likelihood Of rnfayoraos
returns later on but the exhibit IN itself one OK en-
couragemen Last there exported A. 1863
gallons OF a value OF s4.uo,03e, against 45,iOsioS
gallons valued - 534 942 in March 1851 an increase
OF 41sa25s gallons the amount exported and gain
Il ss75l,,. I'm value This gain ne.'ly makes up fos
the earlier decreases IN the fsca year. especially thos
shown before decrease OF stocks began TO fursh
confidence improvement OF the petroleum industry
For the nine months the fiscal beginning July
l. the exports were 4364l4o o01 gallons valued at 1884,
oss 4s4 against 42s ess os2 gallons worth soil ooi-
in the corresponding time Of the previous year. gam es
c. 775 769 gallons, and Of ,432 IA value
Yesterdays crude Oil exhibited further strength
on moderate volume VI transactions and the advance In
prices followed gradual course, suffering reae-
tons but after setback raying 70 better plane
The tuying impulse came from Pittsburg and had no.
speclac news to explain It. The Cannonsburg wen.
which expected yesterday was not opened out WIZ
be today and other ventures the sand IN tho
Washington field which will shed light On tho popa-
bilities OF the future developments there Tie strength
shown by prices may be due 70 early Indications un-
favorable to the owners Of these wells but favorable c
the general trade may be due desire TO mAnipu-
late rise for sales based on expectation or oesrsn
developments these wells II the aser thesy were
correct It would natural TO look for more ACTIVITY 40
the naret without opposition, could be lifted with
ease and any bull manipulation az the moment would
prohaby ta TO broaden the speculation. An encourag-
ing feature Of the position OF the market is that the
producers appear % wait until commercial cons
alterations impress themselves with decision upon ductuA
ons without trying force premature Dull speeauoh
which would draw large weak company 70 me sas
OF operations for rise. The market closed strong.
The range prices and the total dealings were as fol-!
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
1nNnnx WOOL SALES.

LONDON April ISAt the wool sales osaY ths IN 80
OF the last daTs was ~, ~ e 80.
Faulty we're Hoi a 70. 70 .ns shs ~ %
boilers aud 500 oass we're win na
The sales astail follows NictotA-SAlsss 7i'
b. sconred ind -. III do locks ana pieces 4ue
ia al. rrea.v SID ~ il. 5d do and pieces. 8 I'd
Id Newsoufh Wales-sales. = 600 1aes -conts~ -
Qls I'd locks Sod pieces yt9 - III ~
l,f9l. DO locks and pieces % est Nsw,1ea!~nn6 e "a
sales lOs bal-s; secured -d6ls lSdi 10 locks Anu
pirceA 7i6ii vi grsasy 10 al do Locks and pieces
5ad AZ hi Qusensland-saleS 500 bales secured w
ls ~ do locks and piec-s 77idls greasy. 9i eAul
do looks and Pieces Ts7 sd south Austraa-Sales 9uo
bales Crea,v D5L; do locks and pieces, 5aoi SsPe
Of GOOD Hope ami Nata-sales 100 bales secured ID 10
sls sd greasy. 6d9l0l
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. April 13.-The following business was
rpsacted n the suprsne Court OF the United States To-
lay:
No 22i-Talnaige r Brown appellant aEt the District
hCOlumhia. Submitted
No 22j-James FOrncrsok. appellant agt Amos Roet
Argued. -,
Charles e. AMI others Subnttcd
227-The Anderson rwne COMPANY plainIln IN eirVr
,g Joseph C. Tod. the Circuit Court OF The
rnfe states for District Of Ohs Dismissed
With =.
No 22s-Marta Cotton. appellant. agt Ellen NJ Cotton
And No. 220-Abigal X. COLon appellant asI EHen IL.
Cotton. Argument begun.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

,,x..-. -, =. an N m-Beef and POrk-fn poor
demand Ham.in poor rand B.eon-L1 Poor smsnS
spIrits o. TnrpsDt,n.in far demand Rosin-Hoider'
offer moderately Lari-sP. ana taT d.m'nG Wheat
In sir a.m.na csrn~spot aad Fatures-iR r csmn1d
s.. OIL Iune arm Al =. s'.d Hops Al Lsndon-Ne"'
isrk ~tate-In poor dsmanh L., ,io.,d a, al sr.nns
ANTWERP. Arm l$-WicsXS I~'N N'' ~ -
80 centiincs per lOs kilOs. GIN. nal. Ams-can I6
ANfWEkp. Aprll l3-Peroisain $50 fN -
BREnTS xn-,I an Isp.trol.um marks 20 pfennigr
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LIVE srocR MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. April la-rn Dreeserj
Journsl reoorts: C1Is-Recsipts 6,5o0 head shpnen0
ooo a.aS. MARKET STEADY Fancy IS steers IS 2eO
IS 90; stocksrs Feeders 81 40asS 20 cowa buna
ana Mired 81 80 S3 SO Texas Cattle 81 55 . - d.
negs ilooJ heat shiDnents Ioos hsas nsr
rst strong. IS 401fS ~ Heavy ID oooso W.
Iisht. 66; skips 81 rs e5 20.
Saess- +00s head sapmsnts LOO, hesa nsrnss
duu Natives s. 500S6 10; western - sosSo los
TeIans 81 90 81 IS. Lambs IS % ss6 so.
ST. Lovs Aprtl 'l3 CaaD-keceipH 2+o head snis-
msnts 500 head MARKET stronger .
Hogs-Recep. 200 heal shipnents ZOO nea nassS ss
aeIiye Choice Heavy and Butchers -elsctions " ocO
SIS 65. Packing Medium 70 Choice - soSso eo' Lisas
grades Fair Best. IS loS5 35. .. .
Shssp-Rsceipts loo head shlpneuS Z,AVs neso Hsr>
kst nrm Far Fancy - 0oGSe 10
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
WEEKLY COTTON MARKEr
Oil MARKETS.

Oil MA
ee.p.s Cif m P.nn Agrn lSNstiona Transit c.rtscat..
80. n ~ aSe hzhest ss'9 lowest 7ot: closed 20 a
20 900 o-rrss esaraRcs 3ll2 Oa0 barrels char
lx III bArrels; shissests. 81 8G7 barrels runs
acv. S. Penn April i3.-Pstrossm nrn and fairly
oy,s slghssl sO1si lswe.f 7ga - 0'' ""ss~
os.s tsnn April III National Transit Certiae.t..
$500 Al ~ y closed at So, hiehest sos.
Trrosnroa l9at OoO barrels. '' 20"
spexeo ~ 7s rssn April l3Natonal transit certificates
~sSi highest s0a5 lorsst 79ls; closed SOL
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Y,rts Ris,r. Tess.Ls and Ra1rssds.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths the market was dul ana ana
rather easier, IA 34c being the quotation for ar NO
spot invoices The mder styles were also quiet sssss
100 bags Domingo private terms Little interess
in the speculation The market opened AZ LUG
Is points decline but az the close reaction mad Aken
place. Sales As, 900 bags
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

rr,po,rAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. April lS -Turpentins .,e, a, :" s7s
SAVANNAH. April lS.-TTDss,e,9 arm AZ SO ioc.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

COTTON-Spot quotations were not chanSed put the
movement rather Sales $50 all on export
ports the receipts aSgregated te4l eaes
today comparing with 141 bales this dsy last week ana
2246 bales fG the corresponding day
year ago. Since september tthe be;
5152 $50 bales, against 5000 3o5 bales for the same
.oat,nns ha sed ON American STANDARD Of Classnca.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL H. 1855
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN
Number OF niles . 4i3 Alb 4l9
First week In April so4129 e236l9 f27,571
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE
Number Of miles lis lis
First week In April e2e97 e3245
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles $50 543 $40
First week in April s25,72S $40, 237
Jan TO April T.. 502497 65,5o3
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Number OF miles $50 360 800
Fourth week in March s2o 500 s35,4e9 500. 722
Jan 10 March 31.. 1896 500 4O9.569 427,703
OHIO RIVER
First week in April e52l6 sc, 321
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
Number Of miles 22os 224s
First week in Aprf s170,s25 s16162s
Jan to April 7 2HI927 2372O60
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Number Of miles . l4s7 14s7 14s7
First week in Aprl e102. l99 s106,l61
Jan to April Z 49,. - I6Os,9O6 15oT710
WABASH WESTERN
f5'i n Ssss : SI4 &p sgS f1iss 81 ss;s
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
Number OF niles .. 6o2 100 7e4
First week in APRIL s102, l99 s106,l6
Jan 10 April SS2si6 ST6, 1888
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NEw-YoRk.
Esf:ss ss: '.Ss5 as9s5
Entered at the port sss ss2 s421eos5 s45o57 $50
Thrown market 81, 5sS 262 42693,172 44935,77S
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14


MOLAssEs-Qulte active. with boiling stock quoted
At - 81 for 80 test sales les shee ca'goe' AZ the
OCEAN FEEIGHTs-The general movement was
rather more acys 9qI rs We T92g eTangs SI mo
steam hence 10000 bush grain. l 1-sd = PETRo-
LECM HARTERs-ContInent hence a German bark
bark, $500 bbls refined private terms Baltic or Ham
burg hence German bssk 1000 goo oels BIZ rened PIy3'e
GRAIN CHARTEES-LAsbon, hence. steamer. 10000
PRovIsIoNs-Po PoRK-Increased interest was dis.
played BY exporters today and upward OF s5 bes were
s o a and az 5oss5 new
Extra Prime sls Prime Mes nominal and Family Ness Gs
Exira ao inda Ness slaas1s Extra Mess Dbs sss7
BEEF HAMs-Rgls at steady 2rs prices s,r with n
Frm8es T Is noted on ali kinds and trading checked By
the small supply ayqilabe sales 500 Picked ptad Msd
ams 10 i2ai0 54s Picked Shoulders e TI 10 14e &C
s0@ s%S1sG and hs%s Sd@Bs az Il DRESSED HoGs@Are gD
shs supplies pis and ga isr demands LsRB f
sS5t SfsE to ots sst aso Es dsst IN Pf freely
port account IFees se Found 5ed t r OK
fasps ss 5on Ms' he Clos was steady az the sales
39 e c Wsg 20 @ s's' At GS5 Sc nsd e Qaoted se at &
Conne $50 south 0 AmerfaR 25o sss 5es aP cl5Ss 5G2
sio9S al % az 1000 cs June At 7s7ss 49, closing
300 % a Soy o. eosns 9. ss'a3 go e
sos closing at 500 BUTTER1Bgysrs retain Sdnt5s the
r or aa SRH 2sdd fancy 'u
zoe. Tn 2S gya7 2 Welsh tubs 22a24c
Dairy tubs 1sa25c. Western Factory. 1eG22c Wes.
Dairy, o0a23c Western Imitation creamery -1e
23c. Old stock-Dairy and factory l6dl9c
SUCAR-Raw stock was quiet but unchanged rom
5sc for Moa sse 1850 for fair Refining and IL Tor
96 Centrifugal Sales one cargo Cent.fngal cost
and freight at 3-16e. basis OF SO test Phla1elphls
Refined quiet Cut Loaf. S~4c; CTgshea Tsise
lated sac; Mould "a" 7e cOnfect.oner:s Saton rs
" A. SEQ 1-16c. White extra -" c." 7;sc Extra c.
8 5-s65 34c: c. 8 1-2c; Yellow. 5-l6e5 3ec -,
SEEDS-The movement IL quite active az previous
rates Jcbblng prices: Glover. l2asc. and Timothy
81 s5ds3 carlets Clover. oG7c, Timothy s. 90. n
sTEARINE-Dull and nominal City quoted az &c
OleOmargari 8 7-Sc. 81, ., -.
TALLOW-Quiet hut firm Prime Cly ouoVeo a.
4 7-er. Sales so 600 = az 7-sc.
wOOL-As whole the market is an easy one al,hough
the business does not indicate decided decline In val
ues- Sales, 20, 900 lbs blood unwsssed eoTong 2ee;
25 coo lbs washed smyrna % 1-2c; 10000 lbs extra
pulled 23 l.2c: 20 600 lbs fall Texas. IS 12e :; also
40 600 lbs medium unwashed As 600 lbs med um ana nne
TERRITORY 500 lbs fs Texas $500 rs spring do 800
lbs clothing 40 500 lbs Mexican 1500 lbs Texan Sorts
GO 600 lbs assorted pulled II 900 lbs scogrcd Tex.
bales East India private terms
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

FLOUR AND MEAI,-FLoUR-A very ste. ~ market market Z,
are nO G' IN the BIZ tDsm ysstsay
Das ss .SS S %9ifn e iSy
!. g Ss S:' !ss's :fE g. i1Sss IS
'9 IA Ct 0s y S@s % 'i 100 e
ss! Isssos snf E4sTs a. q ls ssa z g
Sg15e'Gi g 4o 5y N sa2sEta' EEt4s sSs:s E
y sss s Pssa g & s. s. Fs { EsTy Gy
3 5 e a9d 7ss Xs} o. E;n; Ge e. 3 s2sng
g 9sst IS staghts 50 55Ss4 20 PateasS en- Medsn o
So Gai e SI&st
ss s Go9d GOO OG Finsy q S'H RYE
377t5 GCoFy MEH1Gstesdy. Yellow western quoted
AZ Sc - 3 25, and Brandywne at SO % BCCk"HEAr
4FR GRAIN AND WHEAT @GihoGgR the, option trading
TS' ,9sT o. @ OF set in early in the day and after
few feeble reactions the close was firm a. nea, the '8p
ste session Spot lots rose about i2c with less urgency
SRd an ' the 'ai 'mns 1S demand was odsate
bushels future 296 600 bushels spot incd1ang ~,
SO and elevator 3 81 deilyere92 - Fo B. FOR Lisbon
o.6r HgG az HIF y a. Do june 90 Ia as8 IS closing s
90 @ d G:s .o:05 s a. ss sGaH ~ q so s. sepemb s 40
closing q 50 do December. 81 5l6G2l 7-s closing at
and unchanged BARLEY .MALT-Dull and unchanged.
5s higher dny Say wSs, In TS eens.a 70 s
in May and Iune deliveries the business g,
sgs T % S % % 2t g pSs ad
others Apart from 40 600 bushels taken bv exportsr
bushels sDot Including Ungraded Mixed ard Yellow al
65aG7; No 3. GA 1.2r65 steamer "a 5-4g6o Eevaatot
delivered steamer yellow, 65 50 Steamer white 65 II
do June 81 1s9G2. closing at 81 7S; do July 81 1so
81 IS closing at 81 10 40 August 81 1-zq0l ,o clos.
Gi IS: do October. 90 3-4d61 IL, closing at 81 12
HAY AND STRAW-The movement was light but val
Ns were not changed Hay choice timothy per 100 d. s0a
a5c; No / s5d9Oc; No .. 70d75c; clover mixed 65G
75c clover 55dG5c shipping. 60G63 Straw. long rye
e5c9sf short rye. $500 O9fs 50GG0c. . =. -,
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs
LONDON, April l3.-4 m-Cousos 90 Is -l6 for nsaey
Ado 100 Tor the account United states per cent bonds
I26si Canadian Pacific 6lb; Mexican Ordinary. sos;
Reading 29S.
Spanish 4s 67a
40 confines for the account
The rate OF market for short and
three months BILLS il Is per cent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

The business in State bonds was limited to small
sales Of North Carolina 6s of 1919 at ll9. OF
city bank stocks, American Exchange sold go
At SO and Metropolitan Il 81 at 10.
Railroad bonds were active and strorg under a
continued demand for iny yestment. The supply
has been greatly reduced lately b. sales 20 Europe
and the market begins TO feel the natural In
duence. The advances to-day were from l-2 TO
] per cent on an average Denver and Rio Grande
Western iirsts rose l2 per cent TO 62 and At
lantlc and Pacific incomes l lis TO II 5-o. Green
Bay, Winona and St. Paul firsts further advanced
the fraction TO 100 II and incomes l per cent 20
a.. Texas Pacific consol 6s and land grants were
lively, AID Mss. ur, Kansas and Texas general
6s gained SO at 64 3-s. Fort Worth and Denver
City trsts rallied 90 to so. Baltimore and Ohio
5s advanced the fraction to LOG l-2 and many
other issues recorded a similar gain.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock EX-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates were dull az o.
and slightly higher at 2S 1-4a2S Is. Georgia
Pacific seconds sold $40, 900 at A. ] 4 and A.,
Vicksburg and Meridian third incomes (sI OOOl
at and The stock 200 at IL. and, uong mining
shares, Silver King (200J at s. and s. 25, and
Sutro tunnel 100 at ? cents share.
Money WAS easy at per cent and toward the
close loans were made at l per cent.
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows Exchanges, $s6, $685. $780, balances,
=, The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
clearing House Si63,S2 The business of the
uo-Irasury for the week ending tonight In
cludts receipts Of s7.673, 693 and payments OF
s.,9O0,'o9 leaving the general balance Sl5o,-
o69, 6s4, against sl57, 7Ol, 76O April g. showing
an apparent gain Of 1867, 924 but deducting from
TIE payments Sl,l3600o for items which only
affect the Sub-Tnasurys account with the General
treasury, It's gain affecting the banks is
l,5O3 924. Io-day's operations covered Re
celpts, sl,42Ie3l; payments, $l,23l,5S7: cur
Sl45, 5,3l90S0.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
celVed to-day 1884, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
. The customs receipts were s52s376 and the
internal revenue receipts were 1891 900
lo-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
ngures OF the Iast previous statement as follows
April IL April I3 Differences
Net goa on han1 t2l5 s25 s26 1913 22s Inc s6l54 403
Net legal tenders 0'''' Nv
on hand 24.eese7o 24s4o64s Inc. 271,57s
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
$3.50 2s2. l42 s291. 1o2. 55I Inc. $500. l12
oO'51d,o25 IS, Jo9, 100 Inc. AS. T5

Net cash e0nces oe7 s347 o54 Inc 2s5
Inc foreign exchanges were quiet and barely
steady without feature. The quotations for actual
DuS aesS were as follows Bankers bills 81 % 12
and "a 81 for long and short sterling resnectiyely
5l9 80 and s5.l7 l-2 for francs: O5 l-2 and
% I-s for reichmarks; 40 IA and 40 i-2 for
guilders.
In London new British consols declined IA TO
80 1915 for money and 3-l6 10 100 for the ac-
count. American railway shares were active and
higher closing without lm portant recession. AZ
Paris French per cents rallied TO $40
The opposition % the present management Of
the Richmond AID West Point Terminal Company
corrects the call for a general meeting by adver-
tisement.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
1856. 1887. Isas.
Number Of miles 713 7l3 lOy9
Fourth week In March s76, 384 kiO5l74 s72 $40
Jan 10 March ii 4. 627,oA 7O302l e3s S57
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14


So SoS oc Ss S.,, HnT Tper ga u9 WHIT. 81 &c Rys arm No
steady M.,s fOrs. Apra slt 90 Lar .say at 81 E!
Best bair, 20 Iss fresh l4slt oo Cheese S,
csss6ar, a. sI2s .a TS 81
ioGr l6 0oJ bill. Wheat 5000 bush sArie' 7soO bush
ass aP F9q5 sssud atR S se
DO 81 750s5 90 Pe9nsvlv.n!a tAnV % oo o@
ci.a1 q ar DO Do s.rasat q Inaaa. "a.
soatstp Ino, GI.ap 81 - St25 4. do strast 2j
s. Winter Patent AIR to ch3es - % a. ~ p1
sni. good to choice 80 10 10 F4rort, 9raai. - %
a. 30 Bye FSar ssady & a. o2 % SI 2.t ~ c 30 R,i
Tor April s2 Sg1sc do for Nay 9!3 695o DO .r Jnns
Ta;sr.s MOD Ssss .Sana SS S[ Sale. 70 Mixed 10
sis s TnsIaS: s5c 9ss %o 2 Fln f1s' S Apr i
May June 81 ss3o 20 for Jny SIsS u SSIs st
Sse' n. White al ilc Na whso igs+2Sc Futures
TSasc' %s or .D1 re II! II 9ea s49e DO Tor Nay st2c %
for June 9s.2e do 5Gy +tSaTG oar iso ,acs
- Is Regents 1921 . 10 Sh.apea. 81 cooe. ny
w no. p.9niy.an, '0 3, 40 so Far a 10 Coos
s5c 10 DO BaFoans, AMI Whit. stars choice - s,o, &
9oc Gooi seS Soc Mammoth Pear oot.os Unon1
Is soc DO F,r TO Cod a. d. Io' @sI cS
per 6b 81 O6ss4 Proy.,n, ge5s sssi1T Sc Sn
8 5cs 90. smos.d Beef lsSi5e' Beef Hans sld so
81. SO So 4. 'FF Family M' sl5 80 Hama smoked p III
i2c DO cured n sls1.. 10 sbs he .1otea sasIs
shoulders, IN drY ana tay t1, cured esrs SsS' -
10 snOksI &C SAJulIsrs pONl'
7-c DO do snoEeL Bellies IN ,-g g''.7: .tsasS
a9sc Breakfast Bacon az dVG u,.na..' Ioo..
CITY Rennei - 90: steam s. 6ss 2ai r, buons, ,yr,
81 5ss<7 Is. Butter Guist-PennsyTSuS9 "a ~ q and y
a. 27c Western creamery EIrA az zoc u =;
Y. Crsamsrr Extra e2ic western f-o ps,1.,Ivnnia
Packing butter IL lic Eggs we're steaaF @ .,'r
hr.ts at l6 nc Western nr.ts at ~ Ic o5o
fair dsmanl: New YORK fun orean o issfibc s1Tar
Plata Choice Ii J. l2c, DO FAIR % Prime ll@tA par
nrm Powdered al ll6e Gr.nna'eS Al psIros1%
steady. Winter Bran s2l 90 S22 90 or on IN
suisti 20 Aosl test IN se ReceipS-'p pst -oo
bbia Wheat 500 bash Corn 4lO' oT Tara 800 6u,h
bush shipmsnts - Wheat 5.9O0 BUSH O'fH -'O'' "--
Oats $500 bush . . a.
ToLEpo. April l3-wheat acty.e, h hsrnst s2hc Corn
active; cash 81 &c May 5irc oal. qTs Aprl "a 90
33c. Clev-rseed steaiy; cash u 'Sa, Ha.h sbIn
Recs pts-W Wheat 1000 bush Corn 1VSO ns,. ooo
menus-wheat 600 bush Cora 4SVOO '" ~ -'
bush ClOverssed SIS paga
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

FLOUR rather quiet bat arm.
Cash quotation. we're As tolow.-yo; soring wA.ss
7lko77A.c No SpnaK Wheat 76dI6l.c Ne Red $50.
No 2 Corn 81 u - &c No 2 oats 28 -G3l5e Ne kye
ola Ne BarIoy at II es0c 30 FLAX Sect II
81 az Prime TnothV 81 81. Mess Fork per bbL
81 O5al4 10 Lard loo . 81 81. short Rbs sIies
81 l5a7 .7 Dry Satet shoulder. boxed s. IS 81
shsrt Clear SIDES boxed S. 7OQs7 rs Whskey 1sters
dHshed goods 81 IL per gaL sugar, Cut Loaf 7sSesc
STANDARD "a" 6se
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
srocka

sALEs AT THE sTecK ExCHAyGE--ArRrL1 13.
THE GENERAL LIST
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MATERIAL ADVANCES NOTED.
STOCKS HIGHER AND MORE ACTIVE.

SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT ON CONTINUED
DEMAND FOR INVESTMENT
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

prices Indicated decline OF point and A. the close
further decline OF 2G3 points had taken place In keepn
with easier accOunts from abroad
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-05
WASHINGTON.

THE President has approved the act for
the erection of a public building at
Springfield, Mo.
Comptroller of currency has appointed
E. P. Welles, of Clinton, Iowa, receiver of
the Commercial National bank of Du-
buque.
The house committee on Indian affairs
non -concurred in senate amendments to
the house bill to divide the great Sioux
reservation in Dakota and will ask the
house to appoint conference commit
tee.
The river and harbor bill, it is stated,
will not be reported for week, the COM
mittee having determined 20 consider all
recommendations asking for surveys be-
fore reporting. 1t is, however, closed to
all further changes as far as present works
are concerned.
The funeral services of Chief Justice
Waite took place in the hall of the Ma
tiOnal House of Representatives on We'd
pesday. The President, the members of
the Cabinet, the Diplomatic Corps, and
both houses of Congress, were in atten-
dance.
SIXTEEN Mormons were sentenced by
Judge Henderson, at Provo, Utah, on
Saturday, for violation of the Edmunds
law. Most of them got six months in the
penitentiary and $500 fine, which is the
full penalty of the law. Sentence was
suspended in the case of a man named
Whiting, aged 50, on account of his
years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-05
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS,
GENERAL NOTES.

HIGH water is doing great damage in
Alabama. Only one road entering Mont
gomery is in operation.
THE total cash contributions for the
relief of the cyclone sufferers of Mount
Vernon, ILL.,, amount to 100000, of which
Chicago raised very nearly $4,000.
NNw YORK Ex-Lieutenant Governor
William Dorsheimer, publisher of the
New York Star died Monday night at
Savannah, Ga.
GROWING wheat in Central Illinois has
been seriously damaged by the recent
heavy frosts, and it is reported that half
the acreage will be plowed for oats.
The coke syndicate in Pittsburg has
been dissolved, and sales were made We'd
uesday as low as 81 per ton. cut II
wages and a strike are predicted.
SILVER has been discovered near George
town, KY, the assay, as alleged, showing
the silver deposits to be 80 Per cent. of
the ore. A shaft is being sunk, and the
company intends extensive operations.
IT is report d-and the report is prob
ably true-that Hoo. Lambert tree, OF
Chicago, is about to resign his position
as United States Minister in Belgium and
r9turn home.
OVER $25,OO0 has been expended in
Cerro Gordo county, Iowa, in the past
two weeks by foreign buyers purchasing
heavy draft horses.
SENATOR STANFoRD's California ranch
contains $4,000 acres, and is probably the
largest in the country. Some 5000 acres
are planted in gfapevines, and he has g
cellar that holds 100000 gallons.
THE number of hogs packed in the
West during the late winter season is es
timated at 5, 100000, decrease from last
year of about $4,000 head. The pros
pective hog supply points to decrease
of Is per cent.
WHAT is believed to be tragic mystery
has been par tally revealed in the discov
cry of the bones of four children at Piqua
The children we're evidently from nine tC
twelve years old at the time of their deaths
There is a tradition that the children, who
were heirs to a considerable fortune, dis
appeared from the house years ago, al
trace of them being lost.