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rEMpERANcr lgorK orrLINrp nY WOMEN.


The Executive Committee Of The WOman's Christian
Temperance Union VIII remain hero probably until
Saturday, las ing Out the unions work for next year
Nearly all the delegates started for homo yesterday.
The Executive Committee met in The Broadway Tab
crnace Mss Willard presided. Aiicf Dl. Bush
nell had spoken OF her work IN Northern Wisconsin
In the Interest OF The White Shield Department. tho
superinienienis Of the forty departments Joined the
Executive Committee, thus constituting the Plan OF
work Committee. The work for the ensuing year as
laid out by this committee VIII be aDont the same as
that VI last year. Ia the evening the members Of
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THIRD RACE-ARLINGTON STAKES. Two'fEAR
or nc EIrprONGS
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP
FOOTBALL BY COLLEGE PLAYERS

Princeton. Oct. "a spcciaD.- Princeton defea'ed
Rutgers to-day football by score of 81 points TO u
princeon's rushcrs PLAYED strong game, and In con-
sequence Rutgers never but once pushed the Dall ID
side of PInccton's twenty fveyard lne BlscR'
Claiming and Ames ran well for Princeton. inc
rushing Of Cowan and Cook also noteworthy
WiIamstown. oct. 81 (SpcciaD.-The game here TO-
day resulted follows: Harvard IA Nillahs' D.
Williams succeeded IN making touchdown TINS AFTER
noon off the Harvard VARSITY eleven, ana IN holdhg
their opponents down TO II points owing 10 recent
rains the field I'm muddy and slippery condition.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises Gle Sets BOG Moon rises. 9o5 Moonsage. 90
HIGH WATER
A. M-sandy Hook 1898 Island. 1902 Hell Gate. 042
P.A-sandy HOOK lII4 GOV island ll:35 Hel Gate Oh
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eteaner snaln Dr. Grlnths 1lrornnnl
VREE MERIT ENDUREs.

The thousands Of Testimonial received by the propr,
tors Of ~ sanforf- Liver in'gorator warrant them
recommending IL o. the public a reliable vegetable
remedy all abnormal conditions ~ the liver and the
evils result from H. such constipation dyspepsia,
laundicc bousDc-s, malaria, rheumatism II Is an
tabshcd that diseases result from Unhealthy
liver than from any other cause.
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ARRIVED
Steamer state Of Nevada (Brl stewart Oct L.
s , T 1 wi sp apiaS pans N,nsieriam Sept IT,
Sarnam oct z Dsmerr q TRINIDAD 3 CarH"n - am Snpa,
- with mdse 10 knnardt q CO. Arrived at The -af at . m
mdse ls5 passengers Funch Edye& Co. Arrived the
Bar at $50 a
Steamer Dorcas CBr) Cook. William. Ms days with
apples Austin Kmha GO: vessel W Parker d co
Steamer Alamo RISK Galveston days, with mdse pass.
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher days. with mdsc and
steamer Mars Iawc savannah days with to II I.
Walker
Benefcor Trbou Wilmington NC with mdse and
steamer John Gibson Dole Norfolk mdse to Old DO.
steamer il Dimoek, Eirdge. Boston. with to II
DInock
Brig Sunlight Thompson Demeran II days. with sugar to
schr Carrie Walker sarsey. ST John. M, days with um-
Der to CiGi4o. Talbot a Go. vessel Ia \ 4 Icney,
schr Il SAWYER aeley - John y j IL days, with lum.
Der 10 Simpson. Capp a Coz vessel Ia N " Loud Go.
SoAr Gaslnr Enbr,e (r TluFicr Mirnich 10 days with
hath 10 simpson, Clapp q ca; vessel To Y Iiency.
SCNSETAt Sandy Hook. wind moderate INV. clear At
CITY Island wand fresh. NV. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
md sc 10 John + Van sickle, gam 49, w
steamer holnoke Iiulphcrs Newport West Point
Bars America lNor nul,en. Glasgow 80 days, with coal
10 order vessel 20 funch, Edyc 4 CO.
-am,r CITY Of Para, from Aspinwal. previously report
ed brings 81 passengers Arrived 40 the liaI at
CLEARED
steamer span uiD. Griths Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Jersey city oBr Govicr Brstol-Ja Arkel
steamer state Of Georgia OBJ. Noodle GIasgow-iusn
sicner liammonia lGer) Hcbca Hamburg Plymouth
Steamer Oevelgonnc (Gep, Gaeyccke Hamburg Gocpe
steamer Afhos fIirl Low Kingston PIN Forgooi 4 "a
steamer Panama SPAN Eesalt Havana Ceiuh,s a Co
Pioneer Ingram. Wilmington. NC-Wm T. Clyde
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Steamer Breakwatcr, Walker West Point Va-Old Domin
steamer Rosse (T,r) Henning. Norfok-Busk Jeyons'
Steamer AlsenbOru Lewis. Baltimore j y Dowhei -.
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Phihdeldla- "
King. - ri,
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland-Horao IIan ,,
Ship Helene Ger, Bambach, Hamburg Hermann hoVp
ship Theodore II Rand CBr) -. Perth ADVERTISEMENT
Park Mendoza Simmons Havana-w d Munson. - 49,
Brig Arcadia Woodward, Brdgetown BarDadoes-h Iro"-
seir Olivia (3r Williams, st John, NB-scammel Bros
SAILED.
Britannia Galla City Of New York and 81 oswald
for Iverpoo Trave Bremen, britannia MaIseles hOhdo
Belize: Pomona, AIMS Bay; Fish Hawk -: ~, 49,,
Barks GndOven, for Stettn Western Chlei Perh AhooS
Also saled-via Long Island sound Steamers Gaucus ana
General Whitney for Boston.
Brgs Ellen NJ Mitchell and Shannon, for Boston,
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark Clara (Nor from Fowey for New York was
abandoned 6 lat 20 " Ion % W. Her crew nave ar'eu
st Vincent
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2i-Saled Bothnia (Br Dutton,
from Liverpool hence for New York. go.
souTHAMPTos 2i Arrived steamer Ems Gerl Jungst
from York on her way To Bremen and proceeded
LIZARD Oct 2i-Passcd steamer Buffalo Obj, Maet from
New York on her way to Hull 49, ,,
SwINEMUNDE oct 22-Arrved steamer Hekla DAM, Thorn
sen. from New York.
HAvRE oct 23-Saled Rhaetia (Ger) Vogegesang
from Hamburg hence for New-NOrs.
orRRALTAR oct l7-Passci. steamer Ponca tBr) BOWEL
from Mediterranean ports on her way 10 New-NOrK-
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THE ONLY WAY

TO GAIN THE CONFIDENCE OF CUSTOMERS is TO
PRICES.
SOMETHING GOOD AND WORTH THE MONEY
PAID
AT NO TINE IN THE YEAR CAN WE DO BETTER
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS THAN THE PRESENT FOR
OvERCOATS AND LISTERS ARE OUR FORTE
THEY CANNOT BE BEAT IN EITHER QUALITY.
PRICE OR STYLE WE ASK FOR THEM A CAREFUL
EXAMIN ALTON. AND THEY WILL TIE IL THEIR
OWN STORY.
IN OUR TROUSERS DEPARTMENT WE ARE
ALSO OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS Az } AT NO
TINE DID WE SELL so MANY. AND IF TIL ; SHOWS
ANYTHING 1T SHOWS THAT THEY MUST lE GOOD
IN QUALITY AND Low IN PRICE.
OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE ARE T. T. Low
PRICES WE ARE SELLING CUS1OM-NADI SUITS
ABOUT THE SAME A. READY-MADE PRICES
THOUSANDS ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE
OPPORTUNITY. AND ARE SATISFIED IN EVERY
INSTANCE.
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TIE NEW BOOK.

The Human Foot. the Ari of Covering aud Protcc-
ting H." BY William Beneke, il work ofnincty pages
with Illustrations, cNpcnsi,eIy bound In boards Ia will
be sent 10 any address receipt of 2jc. BENEkE
BROS, 100 ind 2OI Canal-st.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
THE TRlDUN
ENTERTAINING AND UNANswERABLn

One copy OF each OF The Tribune's campaign
documents including the NILS bill and 1aris
of 1883 compared Will be sent, postage paid, to
any address Tor 80 cents.
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IVY CITY ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Washington, Oct "a (special. Entries Tor to-mor.
rows races given below. The track Will be stG
and holding.
The first race should be by First Attempt
Bradford second.
Pasha should win the second race, Eicvc second
The Arlington Stakes should go 10 Maidstone, with
Pet Morris ia second place.
Golden Reel ought 10 win the fourth race Favor
second.
Glcnmound viii probably take the last race, Pasha
second, II he starts, otherwise King Idle
FIRST RACE-sPECIAL WEIGHTS SEVEN FUR
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kAlIHilAl. OCT.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.

Arizona. Guion Liverpool ....-.............- 8
Chateau Llntc Bordeaux, Bordeaux ..-...-.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 16.-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade.
says: The deliveries of English wheat continue
to tall off, AS a result. provincial znarkets have
advanced Cd ais. The sales of English wheat
during the past week were Al, 551 quarters, at 30s
3d. against Sc. 966 quarters, at 32s Sd during the
corresponding week last year. Country flour is
scarce and prices are STEADY. Foreign wheat
is firmer. and is quoted at Liverpool at
Id per GENITAL advance. Corn has risen Sd.
The value of oats is maintained. Liuseed de-
clned Is. There were thirteen arrivals of wheat
careoes. six were sold, two were withdrawn. and
fva remain. At to-dAys market English wheat
WAS slow. but the advance was maintained.
For foreign wheat Cd more was asked, but buy
ers did not respond. Foreign -four was Sd
higher. Corn was scarcs and Is dearer Beans
and peas were Cd higher
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granulated, &c; cubes. &c. Molasses 6rmer; 80
test. poe. Rice steady.
Tallow firm. Rosiu dull.
Eggs heavy and lower; receipts, z, 100 pack
ages; Western, is Gd6Ic
Pork in fair demand and firm; mess quoted
ut sI4 30 a IA IS old. SO 1925 new. Cut meats
bellies, 75c. Lard opened about 2D3 points
higher, later fell back 305 points, closing
STEADY; Western steam, spot, Quoted at S073c;
April. S.04c; May, g. 0S 0SO7c; june. s 06 a6 lie;
July, 08 06.l3c; August. s. IL a. lac; Septem-
Der. 10 oslo: city steam, 775c
Butter quiet but weak: Western, 10 a 25c.
Cheese firm and qaiet; Western fiat, IL a he.
CHICAGO, April 16 --wheat was on the up
grade to-day There were many things to favor
the bulls" The sustained advances of Satur-
day gave the syndicate of local buyers more
courage Again, crop EXPERT, who has bean
on the road for local parties. came in this morn
inc with report that more than confirmed the
government report OF last week on the point OF
damace 20 the winter wheat crop. This caused
a bold front, and the courage and nerve OF the
local buyers frightened the shorts.' and to-
last November, when the country got under
wheat. Prices ranged: May. 79Fc to open. then
M to site, back to s0tc, ND TO SOLE and
back to S0zc, closing at 81 tc. The Wis.
ible supply decreased 6]l, 900 bush
els less than expected, which together
with realizing ISLES, caused the ease during the
last hour of the session. There . strong
feeling on the curb. and the opening was ut Ia
4e better prices for than the close on Satur-
day. There was fair buying by some leading
local houses, and some outside orders gave addI-
tionaI strength. The pit was filled with excited
traders early, and prices advanced from the
opening about &c. The market was not well
sustained as wheat. and before noon there was
reaction TO the opening price foT May, and the
closing price at o'clock was 1c over Saturday.
May sold ~ 55tc, up to 564c, to 563c back to
55Sc, MP 10 56Sc, closing at 56sc. Oats did not
reach Saturdays prices. although the market was
firm and active with corn. May sold 322 0325c,
closing at 322c, &c higher for the day. Pro-
visions parted company with grain and declined.
the cl osng sales at o'clock being l5c lower
pork, and .024 a Csc short rib,. AT o'clock
pork closed at $14-273. Outside buying orders
came ia slowly, and local holders We're disposed
TO sell more freely. but it required little pres
] sure to keep prices the downward path after
they had fairly started. May opened at $1435,
sold at $40, declined 20 SAL III and closed at
$l4274 Lard remained steady. with light Offer
ines. May sold at z7O07.75c and closed at
7724 nj 75c. Short ribs for May opened at 7.30c,
sold TO 7.35c, receded to 1905. The leading fut-
r1rne aaxar.a6 ~ Eolln .rxs.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, April 16-The Drovers' Journal re-
MARKET soW and Sc to oc eeesps
sos stockers and feeders. 81 4003.65 cows, bulls
H Hogs@Rscspts. $1,000; shipments ts' 5000 Mar
ket slow and SC to 1Oc lower: mixed, $5.4505.7 rs:
e Ss75 1896 "'s'' light s'400'70' '1ip' - 60
shsep-Receipts. 6 600; SHIPMENTS, 600 Mar a
Texans $a75045o; lambs S5o6.56. The Dr oy.
ers Journals special cablegram from London quotes
esesssvs supplies .s Hsry weak demand ana &c
pound dead weight.
ST. LOUIS. April -catsle-Reeeipts. 900;
steers, $40 05 IS fair to good native steers IS 90
D4.50 butchers steers, medium choce 5000
80; rangers. ordinary to good 81. 2504.
Hogs-Recepts. 1900; shipments, 500. Market
on pscng mediums to prime
S54O05.5o; light grades ordinary to best, $5.300
Skeep-Receipts 1, i 500 shipments LOO. Market
strong; fair to fancy, $4I006.2O.
NEW YORK. April 16.---Beeves--Receipts, 3, 100,
Il carloads for the market, 81 carloads for
portation and 40 carloads for city slaughterers d.
Active, firm and higher. Very poor to prime
steers sold at 81 2o05.5o per 100 MS, with nothing
very good shown.
week. Frner and fraction higher for desirable
stock; common to best unshorn sheep went at so
075o clipped sheep, $4.5096 rs; unshorn year
Hogs-Reeepss, 1900; making $500 for the
Firm feeling; nominal range $5.SO06.25.
BUFFALO, April observation-disclosures last 4s
hours, T. ZIG. Bushes active and prices advanced
100 15c from last Monday; common to fair, So. 20
0435; good to choice shipping. 81 1904. 80: extra
steers, $505.30: stockers and feeders, $303.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts last 4s hours IL, $50.
Consigned through, 10 cars. of which II to New
to fair. S.. 5000 25 good to choice. 81. SO
G6.75 extra. $3.50; shorn sheep. $5D5.75. Lambs
excited and Iii higher; fair to good $6.750725; good
Hogs-Receipts last 4S hours. 20. SIS Business
active and prices advanced 5010e light pigs, S5.25
seized Yorkern a9o selected medium
$605D6. Is; ths bulk at $6.1O.
KANSAS CITY April 16.-The Livs Stock Tndi-
go. Market duh; good to choice $4.4004 rs;
common to medium. So 20 O 4 30: stockers. $40
Hoea-Receipts, 6, 600: shipments, 500 Market
opened active closing slow; steady. except for some
light which were a shade weak: Good to choice.
$5.4005 so; common to medium, 81 30 05 80: skips
and pigs $3047O.
shesp-Receipts. 1.6o0; shipments, $50. Offer.
$4.15 4.6O. common medium 50 5003.75
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, AprT1 g. Cartie-Receipts
1,O45; shipments. 209. Market slow; 100 $50 off
to New York to-day.
Hogs.-RsesiDts,. 8, 300 shinments. 800 Mar
Yorker IS Common R to fs. s9
R5.T5: pigs, So 05.25. Nine of hogs shipped
sheep-Recsipts, 1900; shipments 5000. Mar.
ket firm; shade higher than last weeks prices
CINCINNATI April observation-disclosures l465;
shipments. %. Plenty and market easier. Common
800.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts 243; shipments 1s0
$50. choice wethers. 1913. Lambs strong 1t a o
6.25.
strong. common to light. $4056o; packing and
butchers. $3.50 05.So.
BALTIMORE, April 16.-Swine-Iight sunplv and
fair to good demand. Receipts. 5,491; quotations,
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this has given confidence to merchants which
has helped matters good deal In dry goods
shade easier prices in woollen goods is threat
ened so downward in tendency is the wool
market The Boston journal. excsllens author
ity on this staple. in its issue of the 14th says:
There is no particular demand for any grade OF
domestic. but some large sales of Ohio and
Pennsylvani ia heeces and Territory woods are
decline. The whole tendency of the market has
been downward. and large lines OF wool can
only be moved at concessions. unless the quail
ity of the lot is very superior AID the ehrinkage
light. Dealers talk very dscouragineIy of the
outlook, and find no encouragement in the nat
ure OF trade, unless it be from tbs fact
Il lt the markets West NAV be affected by the
situation IN the East, and the new clip accord
ingly bought on comparatively easy terms. The
severe losses OF the past should teach
lesson TO operators in wool this spring. New
clip news is becoming more interesting, though
as yet very little has been done in any section,
and prices are not yet established. The season
is backward bnt reports so far indicate that th8
Clip will be in good condition. The latest mail
advices from San Francisco report the receipts
as slow and that commission merchants decline
to name prices, but more liberal recsipfs will
change this. Another letter reports the market
quiet, with prices about the same as the opening
prices last season. There is nothing doing in
Indiana or Kentucky. In these States the local
mills have been free buyers OF late In groceries,
coffees and sugars are steady at last weeks quo
tations. In produce there Is tendency to lower
prices. Irish potatoes are plenty at 81 per
bushel, unless il be seed potatoes. Onions and
show less strength than last week. Butter firm
and in good request
GRAIN.
The grain movement continues light There
was fair attendance on Change to-day but the
bidding lacked animation. Prices were easier,
Notwithstanding the higher markets elsewhere.
Track bids to-day ruled as follows
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opner bntton. aoo. Planiahed eapper. sec. solder.

Copper bottoms. goo Planished copper. Sec; solder
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow.
LKATHER-Oak sole, SO a57c; hemIock sole, 26D
See harness. 3O635c; skirtng, 3703sc: black bri-
city kip. s6O0s0; French kip. s5c0sI 20 city calf
skins, S5c0S1. 10; French calf-skins 81 ID So
green. Sc, No. 1 calf green. &c; No. calf cured.
6a407c; No. 2, % of; dry salt Be; aiEt. Toe.
SHEEPsKINs-5OcOS1.
-TALLow-Prime 3ls a 10.
GREAsE~Brown, 2Ase yellow, FAC. whieos $40 10
OH CAKE.
Oil eaks-$23 y ton; oil meal So5.
PRODUCE
BEASs-choics hapdPics s 1I navy 81 s50s-2S y
BUTTER-Fair creamery. % q 23c: choice 27029c;
country roll. POO &c: common, 10 lie.
BEEswAx-Dark. 1Sc; yellow. zoe.
EGGs-Selling from store at lac; shippers pay
PoULrEr Hens, and chickens. SCI, boosters,
geese ful-feathered, $500; do. poor pluck, $500
4. y dog; ducks, 7ASc " NJ
FEATHERs-Prims geese. $50 " I'd; mixed duck,
" Woor-rub-washed and picked. ao0ssc: I'M
2O022c; unwashed fine. l701Sc; fleece washed, il
light well washed aud in good order. % 930c; bury
and understandable. according TO their value
PROVISIONS
JoBBrNe PRIcEs- Smoked Meats = Sugarcured
hsms 10 to Il 70. average % 5oe; 70 lss avs1ass
% ms average 11l4c; English cured breakfast bacon
light medium les; sugar:eTred shoulders 10 to
dried beef hams, lac; dried beef hams, small
pieces, loo. Bacon clear sides, medium aver
arc. 9l4c 80 lbs and over. average, 9l5c;
clear backs. medium average Sc: clear bel
lies. medium weight, 9Aec. Drysalt and Picked
Meats-Clear sides (nnsmokedl. S1sc clear backs
srnoked). S19c; clear bellies (unsmokeal, Sc: clear
bean pork y brl 200 lbs, $3.50: family pork,
y brl 200 TBS, $l6.5O; ham rump y brl goo rs.
$14.OO: pig pork. in 1OO-b kegs, p key, $1,000.
Bologna-Skir. large or small. 7lsc cloth. large or
small 7c. Lard-Pure winter leaf kettle-rendered,
in tierces 9l4c in one-half brls 9Ssc; in som
100 ID cases. 9Ssc: in 20-fb in SO-fb cases.
91ac: prime leaf lard in terces, S19c Refined Lard
In tiercea 7aac; in 5O-b cans in 1o0fb Sc
Sweet picked hams 9401O14c. according to aver
age. Sweet picked shoulders 6iac; clearrib Sides
7lsc. Prime steam lard 719c.
SEEDS
Clover-Common red or June. prime (recleaned)
$i.1004.25 y bu; English mammoth. prime re-
cleaned). $4.Oo04.25; Alsike, prime s. $50 so;
Alfalfa, prime 81. 5O08.O0; white S7.500S.o0;
prime timothy So s003 90; p bu; extra clean blue
grass. $1.l5 01.30 p bu: red top. 5OD75c " bu;
orchard grass. $l.5o01.65 ~ bu; Southern grown
millet g so per millet 81. 90 per bu fax
seed. selected 81. so rs per bu;old popcorn. a
4c per b; popcorn. 90 D7Oc per bu: hemp. 3isc;
canary, SC; rape Sc per n. Acme lawn grass seed
zoe per 10; SO % per bu. Spinach-Bloomsdais
savov-leaf (sealed bags) SOC per h. Landreth's
ira early peas (sealed) $3.50 per bu.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce mt the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, April 16 - Flour - Receipts.
% $50 packages; exports. $40 brls; g. O99 sacks
Market strong. Sales, $4,000 brls. Common
10 good extra Ohio. s. sO13.0O; common TO
choice extra St Louis. 81 sOa5.0o; patent Min
nssota extra good to prime 81 40046 60; choice
to fancy patent Minnesota extra, $465 05.00.
wheat-Receipts. $500 bu; exports, As. 133 bu;
sales, 10 232 900 bu futures and g., 600 bu spot.
Options unsettled and very irregular. Opened
tasc higher. then gained tDlc, later ruled
easier, dropped 30}c, closing stronger at the
best Fair speculative business. Cash grades
! 0se better bat quiet Ungraded spring. soc
f. o. b.; ungraded red, 90 095c; No. red, 93t0
94c store and elevator, 94a944s T. o. b., 95t0
D5zc delivered; No. 2 red, April, 90 GIG 094c.
closing at 94e; May, 929 a 9ssc closing at 93sc;
june Oh a 90 ID Ice. closing at 92sc; July, oil
92Se. closing at 92bc; August. 904 a 9lAc, clos
ing at 9lac September. 90B 9lbc. closing at
glfc: December. g3k a 944c closing at 94tc; May
ll6s9I. 96k o 9s3c. closing ut 9SAc.
Corn-Receipts. 40, 0f6 on: exports, $50 bu
Sales 1.792.090 bu futures "a 600 bu spot.
Cash firm and very quiet; options opened heavy
and d &c lower, later advanced about &c, clos
inc Arm At about the beat Speculation moder-
ate. Ungraded mixed. GO a roe; No. g. Csc de-
lvered; steamer. Got 664e store aud elevator;
No. 2. zoe store: No. 2. April closing at zoe;
May, Cal q &c. closing at 647e; juno, SO 634c
closing AZ 631c; Jaly. 62s 63ic closing at 63jc;
August, 62t a 634c. closing at. 63c; September.
62s n G2Ic, closing at csc; October. 6l5062Ac.
Oats-Receipts. $4,000 bu; exports none:
sales, 305. 600 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot;
steady: mixed Western. s794Ic; white Western.
k2147e.
Hay hrm; shipping Coo.
Hons quiet but steady
Coffsa-Spos fair Rio, 14!c; options dull.
heavy and lower Sales. 30, $50 baes; April,
1l.05c: May, 10 S51 10. 95c; June. 10 65 1l0 lbs;
July 10 25 a 10 35e; August. 10 N lC l5c; Septem-
Der, 90 q ID Csc; October, g. g5c; DeceLnber. IS
~ Zoe; January. q 90c; February. O. SOC; March,
Joe Sugar steady; refined stsaiy and quiet;
C, 53c exsra @, 5s15zc; white extra @,
A. 7c; standard A, Gle; confectioners' A,
etc; cut-loaf and crushed. 7s9 powdered, 7c;
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NEW YORK. April 16.--Petroleun was very active
and advance of &c resulted from the buying orders
said to have been given out by the Standard Oil party
The market opened steady at SIC, quarter below
Saturdays closing, but during the forenoon strong
fee ing was developed and the price advanced steadily
on heavy trading closing at the highest point
of the day. Consolidated Exchange sales; Sos 900
86c. New York Stock Exchange sales, 1.419 900
brls. opening, S214c; highest, S57sc; lowest. s2c
closing 85ssc.
OIL CITY, Pa. April I6.--National Transit certii.
Gates opened at 82aac; highest Soc; lowest. S214c;
closed IS Sac; sales 2.476. 600 brs; clearances, q
40 900 bfls; charters, ATOP brls shipments 3d.
191 brls; runs. As. 93S brls.
PITTSBURG. Pa, April 16.-Petroleum active and
strong National Transit certificates opened S2aac
closed at 30 7sc; highest, Sos; lowest, s2lac.
CLEVELAND. April 16-Petroleum easy; stand
ard white 11Oo 7l4c.
WILMINGTON. N. c., April 16.-Turpentine firm
SIC.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. April 16.-Turpentine quiet
at 36c.
SAVANNAH. Ga. April 1e-Turpentine firm at
3610c.