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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

n st f2c; eo7 Clipped Ohio Yearbes IS ~ at ~
las DO GO 1.2 n O.. L4cj IT State 40 tCommoy, =. -
az Go 11a DO % 70. at Re; 12j Tnshorn 90. ~ y, -
s4c; 1ef DO "a n, at lie; I'll Sheep ana ieai"S'
mixed o. n. at 7e o.. ,r-,shoyn,.
sherman & Culver: 40 Wesern Sheep ~ nsnofnl.
1f0 NJ at az As per 100 n 224 Ohio DO, 90 lz 10
az ~ i.2 80 Territory do, 1873 n at 40; 200 unsnon
Michigan Yearlings. IS n. at 80 " hz' % 9p'"s
Newton Cniett I13 ciIppsd Ohio Sheep. SO D. al
Lee per n JOG Unshorn do, 80 ~ at Lac; ~ no.
90 H. at Lac; 203 do (one-thrd CDpped). ~ a. tcs
229 Clipped Ohio Yeafngs so ~ at l4ei III Unshorn
Judd & buckingham: $50 UnshOrn State Sheep n IL
n, at &c. - -.
NJ. Collins; 154 Tcrrisory Sheep 1914 n average
71-4c per n. -
j. 81 sadler & Co. 255 Clipped Western Sheep 90 10
at 1-4c 262 do. 10 n, OF Ssc; $50 Unsnosn Iefi.
tory do. 1877 ID. at 81 3o Isl Nebraska 90. lss ID az
81 80.
HoGs-Recepts 20 cars of 11.i24 head-45 cars
.40thst and 81 Jersey City Market Zoe lower
and quoted at IS 1886 for Fair to Good Hogs
salcs--A. w. Lamb: a. State Hogs. 1873 h. az 90 ~
100 N.
Sherman & Culver: 1s State Hogs 100 n. at % DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April % (specaD.-May wheat opened at
81 5s cents sold up to 50 38 cents and closed Of 81 12
cents The visible supply statement disappointment
1t showed only $4,000 bushels decrease Just about half
the expectation 1t i however to be borne in mind that
the aggregate IS only 32,0Oo0O0 bushels against
a. 100000 bushels year ago. At night wheat looked
little yielding. The arrivals Of wheat here I'm the NOM
ing only 30 cars the estimate for Tuesday 90
The receipts OF In the morning 273 81
OF which graded No 2. The visible supply figures show
ing decrease Of 101 600 bushels were sustaining In
huenee. The visible supply Of corn, s133Oo0 bushels
looks small against last years figures 1926 900 bushels
May opened at "a IS cents sold between "a IA and
IS cents and closed at "a 3sd12 cents. There were
900 hogs at the yards and prices there cents
lower May pork opened at s4 o. sold between s4 10
and s14 and closed at s14. May ribs opened at 81 o.
sold between 81 30 and 81 a. and closed at O. % ID
The transactions almost altogether In changing over
from May distant options May lard opened IS 05.
sold between 90 and IS o. and closed at IS o. Singer
took 500 terces from f. b. Bailey at IS 49, and this
the only notable trade OF the day In the pit II Is
noticeable that while exports OF grain and even flour
much less than those Of last the exports OF pro-
visions are now much in excess CT last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
US Ais. 1891. lO7s,iu8 us cur. 6s 1896 IA
US.49s. 1891 con .lO7a4 los us cur S. 1897 I25 -
Us.4s 1917 l247si35 IS o. 1898. l2s ~.
US4s 1897 l254 i2j4 Us. cur. Us. 1899 Il 80
U.s. cur. Us 1896. AN IDsL Col 3-5js 80. lit 80

State bonds were neglected South Carolina
nonfundable Is sold at 4, and Tennessee settle
National sold (S) at 80.
Railroad bonds were active and firm all through
Erie second IS sold up TO 90 l-4a9S 1-s. West
Shore As were strong at 102 5-Sa1O2 1-2 At
lantic and Pacific incomes were active, but did
not maintain the advance TO %, and closed at
"a "a the guaranteed As were firm at above 81
Fort Worth and Denver frsts closed easy at
so "a after selling at 81 12 Metropolitan firsts
sold at ITO l-2all1 1-2 and the seconds at
100 3-4a106 1-2. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
issues were firmer; the Is at 81 1-2a64aG2 "a
and the IS at "a. Denver and Rio Gande As
sold at ~ 3-Sa77 "a. Ncw-Jersey Central new
5s were firm at % OF 5-S Oregon Trans
continental firsts to 81 1-2, and Oregon In
provcment lrsts strong at 100
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex
20 l-4a30 l-2a3O l-s, Kingston and Pembroke
Iron 400 at 81 25aS2 so, Security Milling and
Mining 800 at 80 cents and Texas Pacific new
seconds 1890. 600 at 40a40 IA.
Money ruled at about 2a2 1-2 per cent; there
were some exceptional loans at per cent, but the
closing was at 2a2 l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day as
follows: Exchanges, sG7,s7s,O7S; balances
So $50, 204.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s54s,779. Its net loss on balance Satur-
day and to-day was S553,112, made up by a coin
loss Of $500, 526 less currency gain Of Sl20,4l4
The operations OF the two days covered: Re
general balance, amounting to Sl5Gss2.040, con-
sists Of sl43,5l2,5O0 coin and sl3,360,55l cur
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day s4G7ooO National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s507, 252 and the in
tcrnal revenue receipts were 1913, 500.
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as fol
lows
April 81 Arril 80 Differences
Net gold hand s2l6 2l4S27 sslGo3s6s Dee sl7s.Gie
Net silver on hand 5O6s39ii 5o.70oo26 Inc. 06,9s5
Net legal tenders
on hand. ......... 26.5ses9o 90o9sG5O Inc. 4ll95i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

the average was estimated at IS 20.
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-WIth liberal offerings
on Wednesday the market dropped lVc pct
~ without full clearance. over % csrloaIs W.. ss,
15o more, making the decline from last Mohoay zoc'
The dressed beef market slack and lower ~ tne ce'
European markets broke down on heavy supphea I'VE
frgefated Beef dropping TO 3Sd or seant Ssc ano
American Live Cattle were almost unstable et oa~
10 .).4c for the estimated dressed weight
Live Calves came forward freely and there was no
chance for the market recover from last MonosJ
break although good stock held fairly weli but inc
high prices and plenty Of Calves may Dc
expected from this time
Farmers appear be holding back their hocks Tor
shearlng, and OH light receipts prices sun
further advanced during the week ending sstur.
day lac per ID, closing firm Stock is Selling from
IL 10 &c per higher than at the corresponding GATE
last year. and Dressed Mutton Is fully &c per ID hgher
than in London. 81.
City during the week. Hogs advanced and as the price
hero controlled by the cost in the West the feeng was
very firm City Dressed at the close and 1--we Hogs
could been sold at the highest figures or the year IN
this market Sixty shipped to Mexico, the little
demnnd from that country being for rat heavy Hogs
pTTyES-Receipts were 1873 OF 3,029 head-23
cars direct side slaughterers-22 cars at OAK
CG for export; go cars 60th-st for Mr. Eastman and
70 cars at Jersey City, OF which IS cars were for sale
The market opened firm and 10c higher, but weakened
and closed trife lower or at about fridays prices
The yards well cleared -
Three ears OF Kentucky Stillers' sold at ~ TO-
several cars OF Indiana sarchfed Cattle at "a S5as5 40
aud Choice comfed at 81 lS9So 49, WIN mead
bringing IS so. A carload OF Texas oxen and Rough
Steers sold 81 40 Bulls at retail at IS 70GS4 20;
and Dry Cows and Heifers at s3dS3 rs.
Shipments, $40 Beeyes the Egyptian Monarch, and
TO- morrow the Alaska will 1700 quarters OF Beef
Thewek shipments Of Live Cattle and sheep and Dressed
Beef Mutton follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Holders remain steady
on The basis OF late quoted prices and the dealings to-day
moderately active as rule p%snd bd Tc a sne f my
sre wanted to moderate extent by the home trade Sales
9O s wes Ynd a tS IN new packssc and
Patents "a Goat TO- 200 6ss f Inc a. az lEGss Inv
tf, a. 20 Sues 40 600 bbs Winter Wheat Extra
a ss 10 r aga ia. incqdsa
the Sales were 1900 bills taken. by ,, ex
s ss f5sss }S So cly Nm Ezra SCas5
l. SOSf Sae S q SS Fair g Very cho
% co. Patents :: 80 s1r 30 Pea OWE xS ss
q s5asS 40 20 Clear IS 50as4 30; Rye Mixtures $S 800
rsghf s sofa 60 4 soss M c
9rist =. SOUTHERN FLOUR Steadily he'll tt and in in
% 3ea$ 9 God to Fans{ 81 S S2Ss' 40 10
bbls sSperane at - S5Sss 70 latter fancy CORN
MEAL|oulct Yellow Western quoted at 81 s5ss3 3d.
GRAIN wHEAT-'rhe situation in cash lots was per-
iecy sagnan and prices are more or less nominal There
limits being below the Views Of holders Options were
perfectly featureess and varied within small range
weaker feeling SET and the a1o vas
bushels Ss, ggss bushels pot including unsded
Red eS ia So. Red nominal 94sgt - n store and
closing g. g 81 @ Ms S a 81 Blessing 10 %
% Is closing at % 56 DO September. % 1908 IA,
% iS do November, 9lS9i 5S, closing at "a is; do
december % 5sa95 s-s, closing at "a 49, do May,
1S' nS SSGsG 3D. c0f9fk q % and unchRd
-. BARLEY MALT-Dgll, and unchanged:
obtainable I-3a12c lower. Shippers 10000 BUSH No g.
az SO Ice delivered Options opened Arm and gained 13
case but weakened after, and length declined
i$a s,4e closing heavy Speculation dull Sales 5l4 COG
bushels future 80 900 bushels spot including Ungrade1
Mixed at GCd67 IA; No. 3, 05S65 IA elevator GO IL
delivered. No. G9aGs IL nominal ste az sea 60
closing at cs DO. June OF 1892 S. closing at 81 l2
0i 3lq % 10 closing at OF "a do. September 81 $40
05 IA closing at 81 "a do October 81 5saO2 Is clos
."s ~ oATS-Ruled weak during the entire cay. Cash
GRADES declined 12dlc per bush, with slow business
Mixed Western, 37dS9 White do A 40 - No April
closing at 81 1s do May q 12937 lS closing at 81 liz
esyine on heavily Sales $4,000 bushels future 81 600
I'm shells spot including No, g. 81 IL DO Mhte a.
No 3 81 l.2a3S do White Al 1.2diS No. white ~
90 as "a closing at 81 81 No. white April closing
Ok n Is; do May 40 35a40 SIS, closing at 40 SO 90
June, closing az 40 Ia. rbED-Suie@ S'9"1J
and unchanged , ,
Cmpsrntive stocks In store NewYork, Brooklyn and
rony NV Grain warehouses and held In railway lighters
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1sa22c. old stock-Dairy and Factory 10 ksaIsc
d st9sksss Factory 2ts $40 , latter sa rSs Fancy
stock-State Factory 591t34c; Pennsylyania skim ~
40. EGGS--Are weaker on heavy receipts S'1 ~
d14c Duck Eggs 20U25c. -. ...,,o.
SUGAIl-F,aw sugar was I'm light demand, Dut vaiuees
were well main aned 4a4 5Sc for Moasses 10 lug
for fair Refining and LEO for SO test Centrifugal e
w NTI4c;. ooSfsct0nefs A. 49, o0T Ss
lice; wIIte extra tSc.h SSss; Extra acS $3.50
s SIC o. Lee; Yellow, 1875 $so. c,,v opoted
az 3sc OleomargarIne, City, 20. ~. ...os
TALTlOW-Firm and more active Prime Guy quoeeu
at 15-l0c Sales 140 n City at 15-10c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON April 2s--At the wool sales today there was
larger attendance Of home aud continental buyers and
eager competition for tho lots offered Tho sales
sconrei oLd dls 5lgd locks AMI eioces SigdaIId
greasy Alslals Al. do locks and pieces. Id
locks ard pieces sde I'd greasy 4dal0d DO lock, and
isalsIlldi DO locks and pieces 7tdals IlsL, greasy
7iaais f do; locks aud pieces, 55d dg5L Queensland
sales $40 bales secured, Is 3d do and plrces
oislss I'D greasy. Gyisls st do locks and pieces
lock, and pieces Oh greasy ddis 3D. swan Riyetsaes
5000 bales scoured. lOfa SD 90 locks ard PISCES
6isd Cape ~ Good Hope and NAta-salss 800 bales ,
greasy .6si0ohd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
rJRopEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL, April 1850 D. m-Beef and Pors-In poor
demand. Hams-Bolders offer moderately. Bacon-In
poor demand. Cheese-In poor domand American finest
colOred easy Tallow- Holders offer moderately
spirits OF Turpsntine-steady; RosinIn poor demand
Lard-Spst and Fuures-In fair demand. Wheatln fair
demand. Fourth fair demand Corn-Sp0t and Futures
In fair demand Mixed Western. spot dull ut SIS 30.
April steapy at S. Glad May steady az As IL ad June
steady at Is l0d Hops at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS state-In
poor demand.
Receipts OF wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports
1900 Quarters from Pacific ports 10000 quarters from
other sources 1000 quarters.
Receipts Of American for the past week, 90 500
quarters.
francs -, centiues paid aud sellers.
ANTWERP April 23.-Wicexs lard closed &C % francs
80 cent times per loo kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

CoFTEE-Braz STYLES were firmly held az y al -
for fair Rio spot Invoices Sales LOCO bags saa as
1000 bags No O at 10 34e 500 bags No; at ~ 7.se
and 500 tags No at y 7sc The md ger Styles EYE MARI
cab Use good cgega and ssi bags ana
tcr,ns Option trading moderated yactye, the sales
reaching a. $50 bags Near deliveries closed AZ an ar
vance OF I0d2O points, but distant months are WITHOUT
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coTToNspot quotations were without, a enongs
AZ the ports the receipts aggregated SyS1 Ds his
yesterday, comparing with OO9l oses s Ap,S
day year ago Since September he Peglnn a 81 a ns
crvp Year, receipts have reached DIV oot DaiS
against 09s GiS bales period last year
yuOfatlons based American Standard OF Ciass'nca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

Actual cash IN
:s sssss9 b ss $3.50 fSs
Net cash ss4s 7eo4si ss4s7s75ss Dec. s7eos
The foreign exchanges were quiet but strong.
We revise quotations for business as follows:
Bankers bills 81 SO SIS and "a SS IA for long
aud short sterling respectively; Dig Is and
BIG rs for francs; 90 LIZ and e5 '-S Tor reich
marks; 40 IA and 40 l-2 for guilders. M :.
In London British consols were firm at W i3-l D
and 90 lJ-l6 respectively for money ana account
Money in the open market ruled easy, at LA
] 3-S per cent for discount OF bankers Dills.
American railways ruled strong 90 iurther ad-
vances, and responded to the early reaction IN
the home market by closing generally NJ inc best
figures. At Paris French per cents rose from
The attention of investors is invited to the adj,
yertisement of the United, States ana bra asi
Moil Steamship Company II. H. Ihurper' presi-
The York. Lake Erie and western KalI-
road Company offer, through DrexeL Morgan o.
Co. to extend at per cent the payment n tor nUr
1900 OOO), maturing June-1, and DrexeL Morgan
& Co offer to purchase at par and accrued inter
est all Of the mortgage bonds which hoiuefs 10
'0 The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clared its usual dividend of $4,000 Tor Alarch,
Co. Mills Building. April 30. Transfers close
April 20. Total dividends to date. s9,125,000.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
,,n,,., =, milo. 1Ss 9is ISIS ISIS i i.css
S: $%Sf, r s n1 ap' ssi$ IS sSsS
CHI WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
ss%s?; s %|';, :s :s555E g: g. ss
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN. on
Es%sf5 & a., ;s4 : sss ss$
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
Number Of miles 1 Sss ssa lSSs so71.S Sssss
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE %,
E:$s; s %';. : :sss sss ;55
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON. o,o
Number OF miles $50 .oo o 2eo eel lbs
Second Sec - week sHy n ADrl $ sssis s715 %SSo87
ST LOUIS ALTON AND TERRE 1IAUTE tBfanehes s
Number Of miles 13S 80 90 e1a 100
Second week In April s6O5z SllS'=n9 S5G a90
Jan 70 April IA lSo,9of Zoo,oDu
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN 0.o
NNon% Of March s1os6o25 So S9 5ss Slss5'99SSal
June to March 81 2O.O11,oso 223I9sSl 22o'-'4io
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
roxnox Anrn 23-G n m.-COnsols. 80 1916 TOT money
and 20 Ter account Mexican Ordinary ~ ~ 81
Pari Common 73s; Mexican Central. lGr o., ,ort and
Tho rate OF in the open lnarkeI ioi 90i' gu"
three months bills is 40iA per cent. -. O, ,r,,cs
paris aAvfces ouoto cent fentes NJ
10 cenmes for the account ami Exchange on bonuoh ~
20 francs 80 centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
~ -,
. civ grain warehouses and held In railway lighters

~.., ,. s III ID s! 5i;3
corn SH s l52sgs gS SSsss iossas2 1864
sasey oa i t5SSs i 5SsS5 ETH &sSs SSS5!s,
E SSli Sa... 2oo56o sgzI73 sO5SiS 2s2'7SS
rota, b.. 5.0I100I 8,80o600 O,0l9.7O0 C,709ss7
Afoat here April II, 1888;
Wheat. bush. ---..--'..'''''''''-'-'- &''
Oats. bush "a 600
barley. bush .... 500
rye o"s"'---'-'''''''''''
Total bush lS6loo
Of wheat here store and aeos decreased 42l8S
New.York Produce Exchange statement OF the visible
supply Saturday, April Il. 1883;
oats bush ......... SS?$o95 sds,a
barley, Oush. lO9O.lOo @'o''V'
visible supply in the United states and Canada
Aprl9l, AgrIldl4. APs ss;2s AP PssG 2S'
'ssss.ss ;SssS;s if s;ssiS
SSt 1 $35sS7Ss SSiS5 SSSSS
nay AND srRAw1oule3o but steady ssss, Esy
So s@s'. 9Sa5i 5 5Sss
N sFs% ons Rye SSSS5o ;0 Short RSe S5SO
and Without change 1ssg Of Bei moment 4
SSdioc Pacific Coast, Crop 1887. Common to Choice.
SAFE do 1885, Common to Good 3aoc; Germans 1851
MoLAssEs-B Is quoted at 90 12e for 50
test Sales 1000 cs ordinary black strap IN Philadel'
pniMS EFsTALs-coPPERs Sales, 100000 n, at
Dull III LGAD~ouiet Sales s2 tons at 4.70c for
uNAvAL sToREszsgOt lots were au at .os and
l Resins :upD qales and S%sssngsd. eqets
asl IS. x 81 IS 81 So. e. 2oa2 80 w. G. 81 o.
"ofLs~Lsrd and cOttonseed firm, but otherwise a
quiet and easy market a. sas 100 bb
Is S6a aon s Sog sss e$ SH ss5s f
raw. city; 5Gc raw Western 54e Lard prime. present
pressed Sic beached winter ssaS4c bleached spring
@ S $S CRUDE erSSe ssS s
natural, winter. 41c; bledched winter. 43c; extra
ocEAN FREIGITs,z, The market dull, and
f'' PfETRoLEuI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hence Brit
in s $1,000 6SG easss refined refined &c Saigon hence Brit
MISCELLANEOUS CHART ERs-Buenos Ayres from
Bdi!;a5 BARK iS@6f, 81 w.. ,.,. ~ .'.,. A..
but prices ruled generally steady sales zoo 66s Mess
and Family Ness latter at SIS for shipment Mess
sSSoS sas sicai o Extra Prime q SIS Prime
la, slow slow fsa 1n india Ness ;lsss EsFa
b baG Steady as rule Quoted at Si5 s 5oasi6
ss 70 b IR pri' On Se lss
IoSle and eP ay''af Boxes Picked led
Sanss re hhglRRErf JSs sPs SSSsS
heavy WI" to light i.ss7 s4c; Pigs Use. :.
TARD-The spot market stronger and trading
checked by the enhanced views Of holders LOT OF Is tea
ride early hut weakened realizing and dropped
sS7 pontS leaving OF barely steady at a shade above
10 betton Speculation less general City Steam
10 points higher and stony sales 90 At &c refined
dco,cd At $40 Continent 10 South American; 1000
cs Nav ne & 30Gs 30c closing NJ 3lc; 500 June
a. saSs lOc closing at 33c . $50 ties July 81 asa
.oc closing al X 35e; $50 August nc 4 3sdBflc.
closing at sS7c $50 tcs September at s4oas closing
=, q "a October closing at g. SOC. BuTTEH-Gan-
"a, armness prevailed throughout particularly on fancy
stock for which there Is fair demand Western Cream.
erv oOdoGc Fgln 2Tc; Pennsylvania &c State, half.
arkin tubs Of d26c State Creamery 25a27c Welsh tubs
cidofc Dairy tubs seconds zoe western Factory ia
OLE Western Dary 1Sa2io; Western Imitation Creamery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

THE CHARACTERISTICS OF LAST WEEK
REPEATED
sALEs AT THE sroUE ExcHANGE-APRIL %.
TIE GEyERxL LISE
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HAVANA MARKET.

u.y,x, April 2s.-spansn geld 2SiSs2Ss Escnang:
en-, on the United states 90 days gold 20 az p"ni
do short sisht gold % premium. sugar ooie@
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'ALEs AT THE CONSOLIDATED SroCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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1-,~-.ycT.r nfARKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
roxnoy Aprf 2Y-G T. m.-COnsOls. 30 1910 LOT mouey
snd "a Ter the account Mexican Ordinary ~ al ST.
pal Comnon 1872; Mexican Central, l6H: ,... ana
THO rate OF in the open market or shois ""
three months bills is lh01N per cent. . O, ,r,,cs
Paris advices quote three per cent fentes az adan or
~ centimes for account AMI Exchange Oh hohuoh "
20 francs 80 centimes for checks
lrn, al IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

changed.
Cash quotations wers as follows-io Spring Wheat
sla08Isso. No Spring Wheat notnal No Red ~ So
No Corn 81 ke. 10 Oats 81 4S3l &C. No Rye at
6Sc NO., Barley &C 77a37sc No | Flax seed at
81 Prime Timothy Seed 81 u. Mess PORK per DBL
s!4 O5si4 10 Lard per loo 10 To- short kb. sris a
shert Clear sides 81 SO07S5 Whiskey aistlers
finished goods ST. 10 per gal sgar. Cut Loaf 7's9Sbc
Standard "A" 6%c.
1rt5el,, RecelotI Shipments.
EIonr mis- ljOUO
Wheat husb 5000 $1,000
Corn bush 90D0O 2sUO0
oats hush 49,. lOs.OOO 81 900
Rve bnsh 1000 1000
Harley Imam 10000 1l.0O1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

Stock of here. store and afoa decreased AzIIoS
bush during week ended April 81 1885.
NewYork Produce EXCHANGE statement OF the visible
supply Saturday, April Il. 1883
The Opelousas courier., 1888-02-18
NOTICE OF

| will he at the places designated below to
correct aud revise registration, also TO register
all those entitled to registration from Z o'clock
a. IN. to 6 o'clock p. M, each day:
Opelousas, Courtlouse-Feb. 18th, 10TH. 18th.
18th, goth and 21st
Washington. Town HaIl-Thursday, Feb. 90.
Lower b. Bpuf. Beggs-Friday, Feb "a.
Upper Is. Beuf, Stage & La6eur-Saturday,
Feb. 25th.
Big Cane, L. S. Havard-Monday, Feb. q.
Petite Prairie, ]. Godcau-Tuesday, %.
Atchafalaya, A. A. Richard : Wednesday,
Feb 29th.
Atchafalaya, West Melville - Thursday,
March LIST.
Waxia, School House-Saturday, March Sd.
Barry S Landing, Saizan,s-Monday, March S.
LeonvilIe, Camy's-Tuesday, March 6.
Bellevue, School House, Thursday, March 6.
Grand Co!eau, Dunbars Friday, March 9.
Coulee Croche, Edgar Meclle Saturday,
Faqustaique. D. courville, ST.. Monday,
March IL.
Lower Mamou, z Enthusiastically, March
18th
Upper Mamou, H. J. Gull!ory-W>dnesday,
March l4th.
Pointe Grand Louis, Aug L.ahaye-Thursday,
March Is.
Beaver Creek, Thos. Morris-Friday, March
10th.
Bayou Chicot, S. Haas-Saturday, March II.
=" Dossman-Monday. 10.
Vile Plate, Emile Tate's--Tuesday, March
goth.
Old Grand Prairie. z. stagg>s-Wednesday,
March 2lstn
PIaisance, Jos. evidrine 's-Thursday, March
22d.
Chataignier. D. z. L~aheur-Friday, March
23d. @
Mallet, suliGse .s-Saturday, March oath.
Plaq. Point, ..Philemond Brasseur-Monday
March 26.
Then at Court House in Opelousas, till
Thursday, April 18th, inclusive.
AID. LASTRAPES,
Feb. 46t Registrar.