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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-06
BANKING AND Financial.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK a. SONS,
Bankers, % Nassau.st. Ncw-York.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlA6s.
Tho wheat market yesterday developed no incidents
worthy Of record. The days business showed de-
cided falling OF, tho situation being entirely In The
hands Of local scalpers, and whatever changes were
recorded were purely reflections OF the tone Of west
ern markets. The wheat pit was partly neglected
during the whole day, and the general disposition
WAS TO await more settled market In Chicago. Prices
al the latter point broke sharply In tho early dealings
on May delivery, which was reflected oy considerable
weakness hers New-York market opened 81
5-s decline for May, which sold 81 o. Ia
against 81 7-S, the final price on Thursday night
Foreign houses wore moderate buyers al INC ueShno,
day Western reports showed some strength on good
buying and the market rallied from laVl cent IN
closing a. ~ ,b on Nay Th cosed as
follows: April, 81 May, 90 Ia june 81 Ia july
so SO: August, a. l-S. September, sS 3S, and De
cember 90 "a. May was quoted on tne c9rD o.a q.
but only 1900 bushels were taken by shippers.
Corn was again strong, closing win generai
advance OF Ia cent all round, ON lighter receipts
and an active demand for export Exporters took
100 900 bushels but the speculative dealings were
only moderate. less than 100000 bushels changing
hands. The final quotations were, ApHl, 40 "a Nay
Oats were also somewhat higher, In sympathy with
corn, but trading quiet Cash grades advanced
l-4aI2 cent and options about l.s6l-4, closing AZ
Tho following figures April, 7-s; May, 80 3D.
Lard was Quiet and the trading was feAturelcss and
without any material change; closing firm. with no
August, 81 80, and September, 81 20.
The receipts at Eew-York. philadelphia, Baltimore
Wheat, s,O67 bushels; corn, e3,6I9 bushels; oats,
Sc 4aS bushels; toal graln 1eoe34 bushels; tour,
25,s4o packages. At Chicago, MllwapEee and 81
I7o 3es bushels oats 1T ,067 bushels; total grain
335, 1873 bushels -four, 1892 barrels
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.Iho Trnasnrr reiected al offers

Tho Treasury rejected all ouefS ~,
State bonds continued 10 be neglected, and the
only sale Of city bank stocks was Bank Of the
Repubhc tl0J at l5e.
Increasing and the movement of prices upward.
Today there were no exceptions In the way OF
declines The largest advance WAS In Gulf, Col.
orado and Santa Fe es, which closed per cent
higher at 10. Erie first consols gained the fraeton
at 1875 I-2, and second consoB IA per cent az
1903 l.2 Louisville and Nashville collateral trust
5s advanced nearly per cent 70 90 3A, Toledo
and Wabash convertibles per cent 70 OIL l-2, and
St Louis Arkansas and Texas seconds, and Texas
and Pacific seconds each 81 per cent 60 35 3-4
and 81 IA respectively. barge number OF
issues Ccsned from Ia 70 LIZ per cent and the
market closed strong at, the Improvement.
In the unlisted department. Of the stock Ex.
change, Cotton Oil certificates sold 5000 Mt 90
TO b6 b.S but National Lead Trusts 70, $3.50 after
touching 90 declined 30 90 and 20 Ia, and Sugar
Rehneries q, 760l yielded from "a 3-4 10 81 and
81 S-S Among the other transactions were sole;
Of Georgia Pacific 900 at ID and second consol
IS Isl, 000) at ~ 1.s
Money ruled ut Q liz TO per cent on call, and
the greater part of the new business was done
at the lower rate. The supply was ample, and o
few loans were made at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges. sll3,0oo,so2 balances
S5,455,2s
fhe Snb-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House Sl,124,I56. The business OF the
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonight IN
cludes receipts Of Si5,4S0,40l and payments OF
Sf7,874, 875, leaving the general balance at
Sis5,l65, 6e5, against sIe7,060,l6O March 80
showing an apparent loss OF $l,8e4,474, But
dcducting from the payments 81, S94s 600 ana from
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April (special).-The wheat crowd to-day
allowed Farbank and his follow their inena
tons undisurbed night the opinion that Bloom
had given up and his wheat had been sold out May
wheat was surprisingly strong all tho session. considering
the fact Blooms big line threatening the market
Ca and down % 81, and closed at o. There was on
Wedne sday, Thursday, and today a tremendous
seIllnS on MAY BY seapsTs and others who feeling
that Che deal over, believed that tho May premium
would disappear and that shortnF OF his option
at a big premium was like nnalng money This u one
reason extraordinary steadnnss under the cfcum.
stances But besides kis newly created short
recent developments old short interest which
existed May vastly exceeded anybodgs estimate Hutch
lnsOn during the day was eo1sders6e buyer Of July
July opened at S6 Ia and closed az SO 9SdSo 2 Corn
Kept within range Of 1.s6l4, opening aud closing az
the same pflce--35 "a for May. Oats kept within 4
range of II cent Hogs reported only steady At the
yards but pork advanced % 12 cens barrel, and held
is csnfs Moderate buying by Armour & Co. caused It.
On tie curb wheat steady 1t SO I.2 for July.
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corroN MARKErs-pY TELEeRAPH


LIVERPOOL April GA m-CoEton-The saea OF the day
Included 8 600 bales American.
Fntnres coseti firm, American hiddlng-Log Middlng
clause April delivery 47GAd sellers April and May delv
ery STB4d sellers; aay aud June delivery 46B4d buy
era July delivery ABBtd sollers July aud Aug
Ty 4sgid sellers September aud October delivery, 80.
giI buyers October and November delivery, 24o4d sell
era, September delivery, 1854 sellers
Friday the 18th inst, Saturday, GOTH Monday 22d and
Tuesday 2d viii be observed holidays on the Cotton tx
change
GALVESTON Apnl 5.-CottOn quiet MiddlinR. l0Is Low
Abiding 0l Good Ordinary. ll6i not and gross re-
cepts 223 bales exports coaswse paes saes 5Ss DaIes
WecFiy%NeT receipts 1897 bales; grosS receipts 67O3
exports continent l2O6 balesi coaswSe 6642 bales
sales 1882 bales.
NORFOLK April Cotton arm. Middlng 10 l-l6 net
receipts 452 bales exports coastwis SO bales
WeexiySNet receipts 3O48 6alesi gross 2ll7 bales
ports Britain 3slA bales oOastwis e9aS bales
sales 1898 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 5.-Cotton firm. MIddling. 9ss Low
Mddlng Ola Good Ordinary 81 net and gross receipts,
$50 exports 20 the continent 400 blesi ooauWse.
200 bales sios, 800 bales; stock, 2a.0dO bales
Woekly-Net and gross receipts, S3iO bales; exports
200 bales.
NEW.oRLEAgs April Section firm. MiddlinR, 10 lilo;
Low Kidding, 9l6i Good Ordinary net rooeipta SOL
gross rOcepts 1868 bales exports 70 Great Britain
Ab7 bales the continent % bales coastWis sos bales
sales $50 bales, stock, l02.67S bales go,
oass exports 10 Great britain Tia baos The con.
tncn 500 bales ooSstwtse, Sl22 bales sales SA7oC
bales. -, a. -, -
been lO27 bales for April ), 2,3lB bales
NEW YORK April 6FoIowing are tho net receipts of the
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

R.IrproRn April 5,-oossOn firm Miadlns Ct io osn.
rionr anil easier Howard Street and Western supernne
s9 so; Extra SO 60 d 50 Family DO y % % 40
ey Ms s S rs Spring DO oS6 Soes IS do DO Straight
"a 10s "a 40 Extra e. 80 as co. WheatSoutheIn nrmi
LSncse wilssS Rcd No s,cs q sc
AB5 S issi4 may S Y.sI ' ssts western
spot 4ss4s AYr aass and SS 6 oss auos and
sso western White s5S5Ic; DO Mixed 29asle; Graded
& Prime GnE, = slS S SSsI Mo: g i 1S
shSUdess "a o1 so BAD Clear Rib sides sc
2qI2c 1 5TS sssiiss Bs ssn RS iSoffS
ssG7 s a saG at ESQ., caso
iSLS NC sugar quiet, sr9ng "a SOL az fe GSRps a
9St Wh,Ieyc s{% a. 90 IA a. s FOu
per ton In sacks 2os Drain. buse "a Cork tot
orders ct Sd Receipts Flour SoSU eoii nco
5000 bush Corn 900 buih oSis 2ooS SnSh a 8e bSS
s SAFES 40 900 bush Corn 10000 bush
BUFFALO April b-whsat-spring wheat unsettled WIN WIN
early sales Of 500 bush Now No Hsrd az 81 ~ ana
rs 600 bush No Northern at 81 OOhgL VSf bS N
a q S$S N Nsrn M2 o6 hlr wn ag wnsa
IN ar demand 1000 bush No Red sold at 80 7Sc and
carload No. White Michigan AZ OF n t a ano
Hj'i y 81 d XSog i NS s. z I 49,
AZ s6sssiC No White 2SsSs9ei 10 rr2,. Mixed
AZ sac 10 Canada at $50 Rye nominal At $40 Flour
unsettled Best spring Patont o09 ~ sest wnneg
MSsS weak w1ss BTSR 4Soo bush corn
SSOSe STsS 10 600 6asS BARLEY $500 bush
CHICAGO April sThe leading futures ranged as ionoTs
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STILL GATHERING STRENGTH.

",
The stock market continued 20 gather srehgth
throughout the dealings to-day. The movement
~ ,rices was surprise only TO the bears who
returned at the close of business to state oil
Information. An extremely small part OF the short
interest has been covered, and a further advance
will bring them out 20 be again eager buyers
They would not buy Atchison under 40, because
they were sure that the property would soon
he placed in the hands of a receiver they could
NOT supply their needs to-day at As. Atchson
kent its place in the van, and its fluctuations
u,ere a fair MEASURE of the market. IL opened
slightly higher But yielded traction IN the lll7I
hour only to resume it's upward course. IL closer
a shade below its highest ngnEes WIN an nIN f
nf I ia nsr cent Missouri Pacific aud Burning
ton and Quincy made like gains, as might nave
been expected, but Northwest was more Conspicuous
by its activity and strehgth, anu o. Lari Nv
the substantial character OF the recent buying Py
snirited advance. Louisville and NASHVILLE galhed
nearly / per cent, and Union Pacific was Just
behind IT, The business was well distributed anu
10 final gains in the general market were l.2
to "a per cent. The closing was rather quueh
without important CONCESSIONS. ,
II is worthy of notice that the course 81 prices
was not affected by favorable news There were no
Developments in regard TO the Southwestern ran.
roads, although the belief was more general that
pacific engagement had ReGh rais ny The Te
continued advance in these stocks was suncienl
evidence that receiverships would DC aVolded I'D
the Southwest. Fresh reports Oh IdIIIOnu c"lIiiib'
were favorable to the movement and II IS unaeri
stood that the net earnings Will make sui
bo+ter showing Texas and Pacific earnings fell
o os'V in The fourth week of March, but the stock
advanced nearly per cent. Louisville and Nash
willie earnings, on the other hand, were extremely
large but the greater part OF its advance Was
made before they were commonly known. Aside
from a few similar. contradictions the upward
movement was uniform and consistent and II
bcld ont bright promises for the future. The
rates for money are returning to condition OF
great ease and the supply is likely to be increased
rather than lessened.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were strong and higher, but
the advance in the price of the per cents dld
not lead holders into selling. The closing quota
ffons were as follows:
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LIVERPOOL. April $3.50 p. m.-Deef-In poor demand.
Pork-In poor demand HAms-In good demand bacon Ia
fair demand Cheese-In poor demand TalOw-In fair do.
Cstonseed OIL Liverpool refined firm 2As Sd spslts Of
turpentneIn fair demand steady AZ sos 0d Rosln-lp
wheat-In poor demand Flour-ln poor demand Corn
Spot-In demand mixed Western spot firm AZ IS 100
April firm At 81 l0d May Arm Al 3s l0d Juno arm az
80 l0Ld. Hops AZ LondOn-New. York Sate-h mir
demand.
he hncng Lane markets beet sugar closed steady a.
I'd ed advance for the week cane Ia Inactive Refined - IN
steady prices advanced Bd0d Coneea have
advanced 2s03a Ieas are unhlterefL hioelsMm a,
hlndQuarters, 81 per ID. .
LONDON, April o. y. -Lnseed eake, Geos peg ton ZOE
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ATCHISON, Topeka and SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COMPANY
WILL. BE HELD AT TOPEKA ON THE NINTH DAY
OF MAY PRoXIMo. WHEN BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TO SERVE FOR THE ENSUING YEAR WILL BE
ELECTED WE BELIEVE THAT THE PRESENT
CONDITION OF THE CoMPANY'S AFFAIRS RE
oUIRES THAT RADICAL CHANGES SHOULD BE
PROMPTLY MADE IN THE MANAGEMENT AND
WITH THIS OBJECT IN VIEW WE RESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE COOPERATION OF ALL STOCKHOLM
Frs WHO ENTERTAIN SIMILAR OPINIONS. PRoX-
les ENTRUSTED TO US WILL BE USED IN OUR
BEST DISCRETION TO SECURE CONSERVATIVE
AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT WITH FIRE.
oURNT PROMPT AND CANDID REPORTS TO THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CoMPANY'S EARNINGS
AND EXPENSES. AND OF ALL OTHER MATTERS
OF INTEREST. ANY SToCKHoLDBR WHO HAS AL.
READY GIVEN A PROXY FOR THIS MEETING CAN
REVOKE IT AT PLEASURE BY EXECUTING
ANOTHER OF LATER DATE 1T is IMPORTANT
TO EVERY SToCKHoLDER THAT HIS STOCK
SHOULD BE REPRESENTED.
I'D APRIL. 1889.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
113 DEVONsHIRE-sT..
BOSTON.
1 HASSAU-ST., NETWORK.
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western sperm OIL R4s02l9 per gn 81 Ear cha
Muscovsdo far refining Aqsssasna az r cvf
Provisions refrigerator peet- So1oH"-NS -
hind0uartors Sc per 8lbs BY the carcass tra,es
o. eenfnes raid ard i6 francs confines seleas os
ANTwTRP April 5-wileox's Lard closed 81 % nA"S' ~
eencmes per 100 kil0s n. .s.rnt9g
B.
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roxpoN April Sat the sales to-day there was large
attendance competition animated All buyers
eager 10 lots Of good Victorian Queonsands New
Zeaands merinos and acoureds The hrmness continued
The offerings amounted % lllh bales Up 10 last evening
sale on the l7th instant Following are the offerings and
Vietoriasaes 1000 bales secured lid do oekI
and pieces ioddls I'D greasy "a els sd 90 lock.
scoired i0I9d9ls Cd do locks and pieces gPiah 81
greasy 8Ad9i1 IA do locks and pieces 0sdGed Queens
hndZ3 600 balss; secured, lie ld6ls 3D. do locks and
pieces sd91s Ga greasy 6d@lldI Do locks and pieces
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epaAaLA NsZealand, 300 bales scoured 81 az ~
do locks and pieces Sso ' 49, ops and Natal
200 ssies scolred Is "a greasy,
mana-b00 bales secured, llo0lsedi Bto@a1' 'TAO~'
40 locks and pieces AstdQDd
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NEW. YORK April b.-Fonowing are tho net receipts
cotton AZ ali ports since September !, 1888;


HAVANA April 6.-Spanish gold, 50 3eh0s2 s0i9; Ex.
change quiet Sugar0aing tho weaker markets abroad
sass confined 70 speculative transactions The
market steady.
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On tho Produce Exchange to-day tho Butter market
s ss9 c 6sS sfaP' 9OSslo 6SSd onoss iSs5o
rs$i5 d s5s o. fsss; i '''sS We A'ssk
\: h. 5s 4 q SpE
short clear "a 62 whi,key hrn stsaay ,HleS Of sIS
e: aBi:sss {; S
a arm snE Hos arm comSon and Light 81 %
q S. PSotns butcher. 7SSSI o. rSSsD:s zss'
afm Choice and ohio FAti lOs9llo Eastern Ezoh1nGs
Ssssp Ga Of ' saS. Sass 500 Ou
IsDi.xA,oL APr Sg9s4. au Nc Rel .G Sto s Ss
r sPu5 81 s9d Tsas d. ssss,a
2 feua.y1sai, yny - Roller
s sSsIii l. sos scsts IS i En Clear
si.s ssgs s; SSssS.f SIs
8. SG s. No p Sssr Sss;S ss Faila'
%asH GpSns sn Sn siaS 4e' RED
az & JS ~ s iPs ss &ay rye II
cornopdons ruled nrm and adyanesd 20 &c ungsr hgas
trade wan.Sd sOgs i l, Ss sshS:
sn s5 yellow HI grain Depot 1se steamer 10
sy S az MG sFAaS No. afGh &.G I4 grain
e E 49, fsSw 90 f g Nae GSpOt ~ NO. 90
iat June G25 90 FOR Joly t3hatS'e os.' ruled
s sd an %i,ei sie No white 81 rosie No White
81 80; do Choice $50 futures quiet but steady aud
unchanged No. white for April 80 gd33ao 90 for May
do for 3Ja. SEC do for July Sth4Si 20
Potatoes gueti White PotatossNeWY YORK and Western
RSTiy Hose Choice 4S pOr bush do Prime 4OSi3e 10
Far 70 GOOD 80 e33o; BurbAnks aud White stars Choice
g0d39e 10 Fair Good % 92ee Mammoth Pearl Choice
ACE Hebron Choco 80 1i0c; New PotatoesForidA per
IS prime 81 90 10 90 DO Medium 50 O0a 90 Provisions
ouot and steady Bsef-Cty Family 90 90 10 90 per Dbl
de- DO packets ~ OOI Smoked Beef az losloLgci Beef
Hams 81 3 5OaslA Pork-Mess. New Sl4 O0 DO Primo
Ness Now at SI4 90; Do Family sl58l6 So Hams
Smoked iULa0l2o; do. s. Cured In uerces s7gi97o
Sides Clear fiO salt TAS7go DO DO smoked sSssSc
shoulders In dry EA aud lycured 6dBac; do smoked 0tU
5c shoulders pickle cured G2SI &c % DO smoked
iArd quiet, steady cY Refined s9s5c steam gave
Creamery Extra o. Csc! rcnaSs1'1 PRINTS Extra a. &c
Ii SiJc: Packing butter 2o Eges aul Ponnsyiva3ll
Firsts steady Western Fira8 loo Cheese steady
Part skins 6sso ful Skins sa2o sugar-Rsaned arm
Powdered az &c; GrEnuAted 7Ac Fec steady Winter
Bran ala 258Slb rs per Petroleum steady 10 Abol
test in bills P.iOo Reosipts-Flour 800 bbia Wheat
600 bush Com l42OO bush. Data l2,5OO bush- snip,
ienIs-Wheat o. bush Corn 900 bush Data llOOo
bush. 40, ..a-
Nav ySIo June Ssc July - &C august s21tc Corn quiet
but nrn eash 500 April $40 May 3oo oats guiet
April 81 10 ReeeiPts-Wheat 2oOO bush Corr o i9O9o
bush Cloversecd 25s bagA Shpmonts-Wheat 5000 bush
Corn 1000 bush Oats 1900 buah Cioverseod 100 bag"
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THE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PfslOr@'
The market for National Transit certificates ruies
du-so dull In fact, that The OIL City Derrick mas
undertaken 10 explain to IT'S readers the relative al
vantage to operators Of paying premiums Tor DOT
royed oil when they short; or when they arc os
of paying 70 bears more than the normal cost VI
storage on actual oil Our esteemed petroleum country
contnmporary is always active In endeayorng 20 puIa
mn the interests of the region In which IL IS puDnso
and Its recent discoveries Of ZOO niles OF OH abu
the power OF the kuss oh,H ~ mportaes to the
producer who sells his oil ahead o. scta posssssi t
It Is new sensation N tp O o ny Mar Side and The
birro may well point out some OF the dssdv ansascs
Of selling what have not GOT even ~n ts so
cses Of ones plans Perhsps its inquiries might be
With cztSnd0d So far rats. Is tsp OO 4S%sda
csrtIGcatos relieves the Oh country long from tne
necessity Of paying Per rS Ssa' would S1d then be- in
POSITION h to make fortune by Specqaiing on tns 200
miles Of o or by gong into the IN NewYoTf the
Seeraoste market was without significant feature yes
teriay and showed change from recent conaIaons:
The range of prices and the total dealings "ero 40
follows: s,oek Exchange. Consolidated
Opening ........:.:.:::-.:... IA SO7S
Highest -. a. Ia
Lowest I'D 90 io 90 10
ss nnsi,1s.a e Cents per l sssS IN
New YORK, and 600 cents in philadelphia ana saiu-
more. @
OIL NJ ARKETs.s
nm crry Apr 5-NatouA Transit certifcases opened ~
highest co., Swss 90? SSt OS SOi Ssrrs chareT
81 rs barrels shipments $1,000 barrels runs 7slS
barrels. ,,...u., r-.,.,.
.passsss Sp aRd a. so closed sO highest SO
RT,nyoRp. Penn, April 5-Naon& Transit certincates
opened Al sos closed at 9Oi highest so7si lowest S'S'
TTTrgy1IIE penn April 6NAtional Transit Certificates
open ed Sois highest GOES lowest soc; cosea so-s
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spIRITs OF TURPENTIN,
WOOL sALEa

CHARLEsToN, April 6.-Turpentine arm az SEQ.
EIYIHNAH Aprl 6.-Turpentlne Arm at 8Sc.
WILMINGTON. April 5.IrIrpentine Arm At SOC.
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the receipts 81 600 600 for items which affect only
its account with the General Treasury, IT'S ioss
as affecting the banks is anu 1a olns
chased bonds. Today's operations covered, /:
Receipts 81 992 5e5: payments, 81, saa VIA
balances of 81 6S, e0O,044 coin and SlS'2oo' o4l
currency. ..
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
III. Tinted States Treasury at Washington re.
ceived today s323, $50 National bank notes 1or
redemption. .,,..o,n o,a ,ho
The cuetoms receipts were s74e377 ana inc
internal revenue receipts were so7o,oSo'
To DAYS WASHINGTON Treasury statement OF
cash on hand ana deposits in bank compares WIN
tho figures of the last previous statement as 1ol'
lows: -, 0,ro,.,o.s
Net gold on hdsIss ias 5i1 2eo pee s1e5t
Net silv on nd 2G,457,743 2e64S'oI7 me- o''o"1
No on iSS hand. a. zoe 24167e4S Dee ssos2o
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FINANCIAL MARKER
T1Spoy Aprf "a m.-ConsolN DS TIC for money and
9S 9l6 for Tho accounts AuAnio and 9rat "esorn hIs
mortgage trustees certificates 32s Ere n 81 40 second
oons6s 1851 Mexican Ordinary. i7i 81 FSal Common
o. New.YOrk Central 1924; 90 'si ieAanB
22sa Mexican Central first mortgage bonds, TIA
Money Is "a d3 per cent -. -. -. -.
nf discount In Tho open nAEket Or hhort ahu
three months bills j. / \ per cent. a., -, -,
Paris ayices quote per cent rento, NJ 20 francs
francs % = confines for checks
Spanish ~. q = ..--,-. - ~,
anco to-day Is G22OCO.
Bar silver Is quoted at az lsd per ounoA
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THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER April 6-Clohs and yarns quiet with very
small business doing.
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Business Chances.
ROOMS 81 AND ~, As BROADWAY, NEw-YoRz

N ENGTJSH FIRM are DESTROYS OF intro.
n auoina we'll known agricultural preparation i2e W
states especially thOss WHERE s snSeP hour SsTng traveller
or eonnect,oS suitable They sse open q mase hH'i
and push the business wsih Iddsss aAGRIcUE-
THREE HcY 10 Tribune O1i0s
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NATURAL GAS
LAND IMPROVEMENT cd.
MuNcIE, INDIANA.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000, ooe.
PAR VALUE. s1oo.
FULL PAID AND WORCESTERSHIRE
oyFICERs AND EpIREoroas.

e
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
President, Leon Albeit. ex-Goycrnsr Of Hsw,Jer.,
president and General Manager Ebr,s-. !.
Rideout Of New-York
Treasurer William Harris. Union Osty Ind
Secretary, S. 9. Goshom. Mgncio Ind
Assistant General Manager. James NJ. wooda Ns,.vx
James A. Bishop. Cincinnati Ohio: Nichols M =.
Dayton, Ohio; w. s. Hall. gindisy. Ohio
This company has opened subscription boot. !. .
Offices, No. rs Broadway. Rooms 81 and 81 for ~ T.
OF limited Of stock the initial and lowe -
scription figures.
More than threefourths Of the stock has aly,.sx !,
taken For the remainder subscriptions win h. 49,
at the company's onices for limited time az ~ -
price Of SOS per share. when che price will DO advance
SIS per share
The company owns about 1900 valuable aon.. =.
building lots In and adjoining the City Munee sit.,s
the most desirable centre OF tho Natural Gas Fssx
Indiana These lands are 10 be az once iron,oysS Z
opening avenues and spacious bouevsrds and eree,ns
sabe residences and supplying Natural Gas 10 consu
The lowest estimate OF the value Of this nro,sss
readily saabe. IL over "a, 100000 and Constantly ~
vsneing, insuring thereby the most advzntaeeocs -
vestment possible to OFFER s11. 600 worth Of TIA -
panys lots were sold IN Muncie the FIRST day thev -
offered IT $500 10 $500 each.
descriptive pamphlet Of thirty pages hsnfrr.s.
illustrated containing plat Of lands with scale Of u,,
maps, etc., forwarded upon application. -
Muncie Natural Gas Land I'm.
provement Company,
ROOMS 81 AND ~. as BROADWAY NEWyn.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-06

caSS qaS5ssiOas vera follows. No Spring Wheat 9lS
afi,c No q Spring Wheat SOC No. 2 Red 81 Nc NO.
gor M ATE No Oats 249c No. Rye 43c. No Bar
isy nominal No Flax seed az 81 o. Prime Timothy
Al &c IS per 100 h. Short RID sides lOOsS 81 SS21 R
STsd ss b0Sg2i Whskey distlsrs finished goods 81 %
DSr Saiion sugars-Cut Loaf $4,000 GrAnuatsd sSoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-06
OIL Markets.

'ResEsd oil was unchanged at cents per gslon ~
Now York, and 600 cents In Philaoepi@ anu "@A
rnnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-06
alns,ra! gnstrnmsnis.

TuM1-a Of slightly we're Socially seieetsd and used
By the ar me ass,cgS'S % pP s. soa u ss hSs;
Su dusE.,on from cur regular prices 49,. ,s,,.s
Nm. KNABE CO.. III stn.sye. soose -os-..
-;SSIITT,,, pIINoS renowned for tone and stanoesI
E'lSChEh Manufaetorles and storerooms, Al 20 ~
o.. W os,ns, ana soT Broadway, lsth.sc lMso'
Buildng) Pianos eSensngsa. r-a.S- :.