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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-01

MARKETS.


Omc8xO trO0ooo oof9ol
CnIoAso. Feb. !. $3.50 3 m..Asrket opener,
Wneat-fe6.. ss<ci March. s7Aci Nay, ssc /;
Oorn..seo.. ssxc' Mar. sc, Nay. so /;
Oats-ise. ssHc. May. s1key June. gaxc.
Isrs- FEB, se 70; May. % 30.
=. "a n Rios-sso.. " a7x March 20 27k; Nay.
Mhs.t.Teb. ssho; Mar. s7e May, sI.c /;
Corn;.,yso. s',.ci March. ss,sc; May. SIC !,
sG y; nfHs:s H:sss, ss &: NY s*
Lard-ysb. 20 IS March. &c SIX Nav. q, 90
short 6.bs- leb. d esi Mar. % IS; Nay,
HsW Fora maRkos
oi,y n fe.S ts ,i ro%s Tasss, sss,sr
whe.t Irregular, No. I.Fed. State. ., GO
Nc; No. GO GO. S.'lc' Ne Red. winter. Seb Ssko
Com DUR No. Mixed. Feb. ssxo; Iprn.
Oats steady, No i :whits State, So: Noa
GO, Mhe; 20 Mixed. Feb. sikC hsy, s1Xo
| Pork quiet se.s, sl2 2solS 80.
Lad quiet Feb S79s.
Molas.. 3 quist; New DREAMS. 259Bc
roIpsnune steady Al ty*0tS,.
8osio ooii 1T u yikol OK.
nutteS fsiri western Creamery E1 7kc.
| Cheese steady Ohio q 4 l00llkc.
.nSss ouu StAss. isH0e;i western. $50
sugar steady; RAa nary Cuuosi. ); Gran mia.
tea. &c I; Mould A.. ~,
Coifes sls ady isas Carsoes, for Mo. I,sxs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-01

mt ncvsmsnt 10 decrease from Dc.
ogmbsr, leee, Of 2. 200 cars but IN increase
~ 900 cass over the month Of January,
A important meeting Of Chippssa Castle
4 - -. Kuights Of the Golden Eagle. Will
4 - hold this evening.
- donation party was given last night to
~ n NoltA About twenty nvs persons
opouded.
ne Lillian Kennedy company presented
e9Gugga' In the opera house last night 70 .
lnx1o audieuce. The "Irish Widow" 10 the
! Ioay for tonight.
Henry Aumsn', who had his leg broke n
~ tew weeks ago. at The r. II. r. transfer,
4 - aols to be about
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-01
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- Deoosoo Causes TIE Death Of Samuel
uRusahars. srs - siivsr sprisss.
1coxuNDrA, Feb. l-HAmuel BruckhsYt,
=. ) prominsut resident Of Silver Bpripgs,
\ = very suddenly on Thursdsy morning
- heGRt disease He wss about 20 years
E&1o0A Seven sons SURVIVE
NJ o0oor sohill arrssted Mary Mccormick,
~ Rhiladelphia, for drunkenness and dis.
S1e1M1y conduct Squire BolIy sent her to
4 *210 ~ Ave days
- LAdis1 Mite scoisty Of the Second
Z Noee Lutheran church will hold . sociable
II ~ church On Saturday night.
Avesy eassrtaining lecture was delivered
Zzlnity Reformed church Last night BY
~ = b Eschbaoh, Of Frederick, Nd.
9 - eogloms and character Of the AoTmonl
& - 0ssated.
~. H DunbaI night 'dispatchsr at The
VIA y. olnca u on duty on account Of sick.
*&onA Wm. Nshl has taken his place.
- eaepss rag party was held Last evening
RI - homo Of George n. Allison. About
$Dnoople we're present
Gno Xeelsy Stove company have 70
s(oSoa their store In Baltimore from No. Z
~ lombard street to No Is South
msos etssst Their new building 10 cen.
lily loeassd.
~ relieving number oi cars wer,
n0led daring the month OF January, BY
3 - omployes In the east and west yards o.
~ Hoansylvsnia railroad:
Trains. Loaded. Empty Total
gSGtvsrd... 90 laisI oNs 626s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-01

NJ L. FlBhER, DENTIsT.
W. o paEs1Dula1 0te9nt3ou given - 1lhng
sS6 pssearving the nAtuxAl teSth. have al
t. Aust inDSovenlans tor ootng niso work
iss3 . - 90 90. 4 e - q giys
&C - =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-01

NSTATE OF ALBERT r. EBEKMA N,
~ lsts Of Lancaster city. deceased. letter.
e,stanen,ary on ssid estAts having bean
dsbted thereto are Z, q uested u MAKE imms.
dtsie payment and those b wing claims or
demands against the same " II present hem
vnnoet delay tor settlement 10 ths under
VHs FIpEIIJY ms. TRUsr AND sArs
D1PvsI COMPANY,
EAsI vlxsisiA HAwrHoRu.
y. L. oTklA METZ. kxocutoES
uesss uaSSfSss: Sss: ;it = s''''s''' Ai'0Is:S sS o
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-01

THIS powder never varies. A marvel OF
j purity. strength and wholesoMeness More
not be sold In competition With the multitude
OF low test short weight. alum or phosphAta
PcSder Ae!d Ss!H q oeHs; koYAL BikIns
To3pns Co. lW WI al street. New York.
tyls lydAv
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

PAErs. July She Aalsrlcan sxAiht- -
the Paris sxposiron : eisappoia-nlssl.
Visitors tsoaa tAs STATES are poseriess - cen
csal ths1r eAsgrfn- v o1asa zrs P@rrtcsllsEly
seVss's "a t1eir zsEEnei4tsens. Tie ~o1.er-
fll AZ s4ncs1lszs - "a Az1sTl1aa ~o4za-l Ia
iz1sllssg0zi saa ll1-s--lA pass4lrs ~ esr
ccGltryr3ea and Elr0ge ~ sxpecE great
thia9s st tbis sxposirlo1 conInenorasiEg the
one ogntresrh analvsrSary Of TIC French 70
pablo. powerful fzrtor In aer o~n COIN
Try. leail1g spirit Ia - sxpos1tloAs, t1s
American ~oa14n las here NJ distinctive rep
rssentadon- Trre. tAsrs sre lEs oaaners and
nagtodicals % tas s. G.. T. T.. several p-eoes
O. sculpture r~rr l1s. Caroline s. Brooks.
0loas noteln~ in 1ltler as a feature OF
he Pnlads aL. tsaerican centennial and
saoioe znd cisrine..ys coleetloa OK pst-ery
TIE secret q tie composition and firing of
his ware . the discovery or Ms L4Jalse Nc-
IAughlil. q Cincinnati o.. who. together
ulrh Der followers, Ms Laura Fry, Alice B.
HoA5irt aai Clara Chapman. have brought
Il - high STATE q perfection Leglons q
American W0f1en WHO have achieved marked
Saocezs Ia art science literature and bsnevo-
enes, spriag . the mind - one traverses the
dmi.sd space allotted o. the United States
h-Feer-f inquiries - - the Gauss Of their
absence brings no satisfactory explanation
Perhaps they have a separate blllaIng
Baoyed ~ith this thought We sot out 70
fl~-oger the Whereabouts u Les Danes des
zsats Jn.s ds L'AmeriQgs" In a second
story s~ctiou e the spacious gallery 0f fno
oTts We found her, small ban1 competing
NltA brother arlis-s- Seventeen women ap-
pear Ia the catalof,us. Many ara ss new 70
tns~f own counJr yrltn as 10 forclgners
" here are chs nun1rtls OF American girls
enrolled ia tho studios 81 the great -apita!s q
Europe no. % mention Winnie Ream Hoxie.
Harriet HoSner. isabel Waldo. Caroline
Ransom, Dora Wheeler and countless othcrsl
gem. awarded tle god medal az the Paris
salon ol lccs met or ewes, and the charac-
teris,ic signatusc ga the camera loOmed an
OASIS IN the desert
Ii The Farmers Daughter" IS too busy
feeding her poultry 20 tell rs Why American
women are rot more fully represented, Der
haps her nisrre-s NAV linl the leisure. With
this Assurance We drove % s3 Rue N0tre
Dame ,.es Champs, ia whose classic neighbor-
hood Us lived suace the Commune OF 1870 tho
foremost woman painter of America, MIS-
LliLaletu Jane Gardner
The door vas opeued by French maid 1t
vas meeting Of Greek with Greek Entire
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
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s.s.;sszz.

Mss ELU-iPEE's PICTURE. SALON OF 1889.
demned fornot striking ont more boldly
creating a It~ie q my OWE said Miss Gard
nar .-PerAa have made 4 mistake, she
added thouthifuIy; then, with sudden bright
ness. Raphael IS now scarcely distinguished
froIu his gItat pupil. and | would rather be
Bouguereats best lnita:or thAn-nobody." !"
Acceptanca at the Salon Is the criterion OF an
artists work. The highest reward Is the
medal of honor. Then come the first, sec
ond and third medals and honorable mention.
II IS very difficult for 'egnrr-especiaily
an American-to secure even third class
meial Henry Mosler waited nine years
Miss Gardner Is tho first woman 10 receive
the third medal Her success Ii an honor to
America; her life 70 her sex.
Il like the French" she said. warmly
They are very Kind 10 ne. But / love
America Ny countrymen like my work
At least hope they do not buy my pictures
for charity" The courtship Of Bouguereau
and his brilliant pupil is drifting into the art
folk lore Of Paris. They have been engaged
many years Ile French mother never lose
control Ot tcr children. Bouguercau's >
mothers objection prevents the consumnn-
ton of the union. Bouguereau Is an uras-
smning wilower OF 90 years, while Miss
Gardner IS in the prime OF life.
Another most distinguished and promising
American woman artist IN Paris IS 3liss ANNA
T. Klumpke Hers is the bold. effective stylo
OF the new French school. Educated in Ger
many, Miss Eluinpke came To Paris in 1850.
where she found every obstacle an the way Of
art instruction removed, SD effectively nad
tho path been cleared by Miss Gardner. She
entered the Julian school, where she took the
annual prize IN drawing. Contests between
the men and women students take place at
the close OF the school year The men have
the model two weeks, then it IS given to Jhe
women for en- equal length OF time. All
sketches are handed in unsigned. Four Of
the great artists, including BOuguereau and
Iefabvre, comprise the awarding committee
Before examining the sketches submitted the
model is recalled and placed in position rep
resented in the drawing. This IS the seyeress
test Likeness taxes precedence.
Miss Klumpke's Grst picture appeared at
tho Salon OF lSS2. Sue has mover failed 70
exhibit at all succeeding exhibitions Her
last picture attracted widespread attention,
and has been solicited for tho Liverpool exhi-
btion IL Is a life size portrait Of her mo-
thcr, who is seated, reading a book in the
most natural manner. The light comes from
an unseen window, falling on the gray hair.
touching the edge OF the right cheek, tip Of
nose, right hand and book, leaving ali elsa n
pronounced shadow. The effect produced Is
most difficult 70 attain, and her success las
strerg gthcned her reputation. 1t was conf
dently expected to receive the third medal
She Is an indefatigabic worser. n prpil u
Robert Fleury. Bouguereau and DeVUilc;rav.
Mlss KluupSe continues to attend tie Julian
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
HEAL X IS WEALTH.

DIT. r. e Vests Nerve and Drain Treatment,
Q guaranteed specific for uy,tors. dizziness.
Commissions. FITS. Nervous Neuralgia. Head
acne Nervous ProstTatiou caused bY tic use
a. alcohol cr tobacco. vs. kefuinpes. Mental
Ierre-sisu = S1ftcning ~ the Brain resulting
in insanity and leading 70 miscrE decay aad
death. Premature Old Age Barren hess. Loss Il
powfrin either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Srff matcrrhpea caused hv over eNertion q
&c brain. sclf-abuse or over Indulgence. Bach
Nov contains one month"; treatment g box.
or SIX boxes far T.. sent ~ mail Irepald 90 70
cciDt Of price
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

scescf at ~ 9rcsszer, &z4. ezconfzgsy ~ 1er,
s--s1s -@G-r Es e4-as = f-rA k1x sozas
t-l- e9s-s1 10 re Ez-erizs. Good cop-ss
f.a-a = r~41y So 4sd ~ purse 1ae.lsd -
passing I1oss wsEs 8sss " hard slT1g-
a. ~ g-ez-ess 1sf1ct szs l. 1r-~.1s.
Dlsgllsei - = lcy z e1teree tie governzn=zs
1rzwiag sc1eol - tas 5@sells f@eboriss-
~ l2-r ~@s s1ort Z li4 1os 111ers1an1
tie - 1gz.-s-. z-1 4-r1e.zl severely eri-l-
e1Ssd - zly eva 81 s-1e. VI ~ L4Ls1lIlss
froza l-e sr-cz1Es.
s.Ih4s 49, ny nrst teaehes.~ s4id Mn
Carte. tar1lly ssl1 krsl. iil.le - = u-srh-s
tsLss u Z x Mrs. As 49, ne s-s1 -
fa.nllr .o N5gnaEsy oas sumner Nksrs se
sxstcdsi sad pai2ts1
El1a .-th lyaT1ssr ~zS sle trsr ~Qznzn -
s.sr-r tt. 5a.laA s-Aool A1sUE this riase s8e
e.E-aetsi sas ztse1 ss3u & bagS SasFoas- chs
nssss t.al1 81 IA as sl11l1, Bat Lad Tie teae-
ft u 1s coxrscliols Eacrsszs sn1 evening
she A1s1 als sryls Sul llsllzod sue believes
ia 1i1a TO tlls d4y s1s sever begins q p-o-
turs witAa-t ocnsalsl2s AIN, or dlsssossse q Il
wlL44O1g lis -Fgso1euoa ! AHo" ! 4i9 ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

afford a grand opportunity
for securing a par OF fine
shoes at a very low price.
Our entire lot OF Ladies'
Hand Turned $3.50 Shoes viii
be closed out at $3.50 a paIr.
One lot 500 pairs of Ladies
Hand Turned Shoes. ali sizes
and widths, $3.50 for choice.
One lot $50 pairs Fine
French Kid Shoes, hand turned
S2.y5 to close.
Come and see these goods
whether you intend TO pur-
chase or not as 1T viii be for
your interest to 90 SO. BE
sure that you get the right
place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06


os Der r,i-s. sister. who i The iist woman al
Tr.ttei O. practice as hous surgeon IN thc Issrls
hospital h1--asr sis-cr IS tie flst woman
permitted toeloer the Paris observatory. She
is -rr se. as m astronomer Ly tho govern
mont. ID .a i1--lu1g atmosphere - lca1-
fae. i. och m art treasures and opening
into ltan court in the vicinity q tte
s.al. o. many Distinguished painters mss
kl-~r u1-ues icr work a lanencss that
Gs.e t.e the use = cans cuts her oE from
ma tnaleor study. oonGaiug her 70 IoT-
frt agllre painting, ia which Sc IS
acsr carry ani marked success
s.her worreu fortunate 40 10 recoC,-
rIrei -.e PARIS exoositi'1 are Ess Deaur
aI.i 1 a1rah T. p D-lscn. o, Phaadsl-
I..t - q Lorraine Gll. - Baltimore.
nn weN k1orn Grea-o-ex family. =
,ter city NiT T'-s1rr Greato-ez re-
cs'~si ao1ora5ls mention A. 80 Salon =
1884, IrnA Rose MCCA8E.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

". exit was decided
by the appearance
Of a small. ieAsart
faced woman "igh
dark wavy hair
streaSei with gray,
expressive eyes and
a charming manner
THAI puts the stran-
ger At esse. There
vas \ mi schievous
twinkle in her eve
As ste stood. palette
and maui stick la
hand, andsmihngiy
"a $ ked: DO you
wish 70 see me
is this Miss
GardncrF T.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

school for q + a u
ing For years she
has sketched daily
from eight to fye
O clock, besides
teaching Il am
working for the
modal" sho sci !,
with the glow Of
hope and genius
j. etn. nor strong,
pleasant lace. 1T
Is hard work Gni
long waiting, hut
viii come. Miss
klunp.Sc Is one q
a family Of Eve re-
u1rrkaBle sisters
Her picture 81 tho
Universal czposi-
a. .-.ss
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
AMERICAN AIT II PARIS
VISIT % the ~ Wcnen's Exhibit st
the Exposition

u - q GAraasF aaa sIiss gisr4pks ths Most
Distl4s aishea Astis-s-- 1, e..ri ptisa ~
fhsir ssaa os-ssreat Di.4 PDslaE-
s4s1t a. Laa Als2eTles- sLsalzz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
COTTON MApKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Yrvxppoot April l2-A m.-cotonThe slss OF the cay
Included IL 600 balea American. .,,,, - ,,,sau..
Fntares closed firm. AmerioAn-MddlingILo Mioan,ng
Glance April delivery $500 buyers Mps Is" sa Say
eTs June and July delivery 6es4d sellers Jny ana AnS
nat delivery bSgAd value August and sopenoof eeic
ery BaB4d sellers September and oetooet
el4 seera October aud November denVeyo sVo~o Fs"o
ssnicmber delivery 5 6k.64d sell ers. ..
aAtvxsroN April H. - Cotton hrm hiddline. IVY.
Tow Miading 10 3i6 Good Ordinary %, net snu so
receipts 7Bs 6alesJ exports coastwise oaeSi sS Wv
and gross reoeipis tIss baies' exports
ooastwdse 62Ts bales sales, 3.0ls bales
NORFOLK April l2-Cotton hrin Adaline ~ ~
and eross receipts lSl bales exports 70 Sfea
baesi ooastwtie % balesi saleA 40 Vae"' sA' ~'SN
s.klvNs. ana gross receipts 1910 bsles exports TO
Great Britain 4618 baiesi ooastWlS@ i'AAA "N'e ~
1919 bales .,.r. ,o w.
zai bales, exports ooastwise TAI baes sales Ioo oass'
and gross receipts $50 bales exports 70 aae
oontsnent 4O76 bales coastwse oT4S osos s~0'' wv
nav op,EASs April l2,-cotton hrrn hiaaiing, d0Si
law MiddiinE 9iti Good Ordinary sf ny. $500 gpa
1858 bales gross recspts 800 eas ssgcrs slss 400
receipts si23 balesi gross o2g hees ex
r,s Great britain II 63S bales TO FTanSe ooll
continent s1sl, 10 tho Channel oSSS paies coass
xtsa 2e7 balas siles, 20, 800 bales - ..o-..a 60
CoreconThe report that 900 oss moro 20 sIwars 70
F,snca Exports coastwtse for Marnh snoun nye 9een
sos baies for March 29o bales fer March io oaA oaes
nrvyv yoRK Apr Following are the net receipts OK ne
-, a. ali Torfa snGo September !, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
eRArYAND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES or EEw.ToRK DEALINGS:

wrIrrRrs OF HEw.YoRK DEALINGS.
TIA snoc,lativs wheat market was without Any
t., t.otures from any source yesterday ana NE
s.s,,ngs tsu considerably below Thursdays TOTAL
-, .ho,t a 400 600 bushels changing hands and max
,rIro,,arv on local scslplns account inc Cmcago
800. v,ss unsettled and developed violcnt changes
80 h,cF>fte LOCAL market did not respond to any srea
100 altbourh the course Of the New-forb marka
as erratle ruling strong and weak by turns L'uo
.,o, gag manifested at tho outset and May opened
at il cen, decline from Ih sh nSad, ssbt gain.
1bis was followed by general rse o. ,r t tbe daT
Renewed selling by tho long lhteIsSs H , ia eents
on better crop reror 1, he lowest price yet
assAsd an this CROP and the Heal nsu,es VIZ W. HIr
r. htom After the close OF regular business, pa, ~
was quoted tho curb at % i-sIs oSs Anri "a So
No. as Ia: June, s6 IA; July 81 August 90 Ia
Son}3,.mbcr. s6 IS and Deeember es Ia, and or,v
sP9t wheat S Ssen tseS S0 for export
corn was stronger. and In some lnstancs aou
ID cent higher shipper ian SSds sg sstyo and
Corn oRt l%sn. % cny small U varsaOns At ono time
prices unag} sSt aSVacS but closing shade lower At
t tSo following figures Agrl A. Ia; ,. nay i''
june a. iS , 1gy o oats was active decline Of
1895 cents, caused by the ~esSness hut onet
marIuets. Cash grades ruled ,r MSN any1i 40 ia
me MAJ on y. June 90 "a, and July, 20 1,e.
aIY "a ,,sI fairly actve In The specEuVo asafs ~
and generally "a points lower IN nth mo- cT
west closing s g. s0 n io is May i6 June q is
port oS sS So. AnTst 81 "a and september, e. e.
'u H. ~ race,pts al New-York, Phiiadpmai De
and Boeton reported i6s .7ss bushels oats
neSI bushels total i59,702 bushels no9r No
pScEage At CcsgO M sCS bushels l corn, S2i S7s
sTNs,s natS isf SEQ bushels; total gram 44o'4u
h,,shels: -four, 13A13 b2ifob'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sToCKR
San Francisco, April -, 1889.
PRICES OF STOCKS IRREGULAR.


The course of prices at the Stock Exchange
was ftfully irregular to-day. The opening was
weak IN consequence Of lower Quotations from
London, but before noon sharp demand, which
appeared to be an effort Of the bear faction TO
cover small part Of their outstanding con-
tracts carried prices Of the active shares TO the
highest point since the beginning of the recent ad-
vance. The rapidity with which Che Southwestern
stocks recovered their losses was undoubtedly
o surprise TO the short interest, and long before
the buyers had secured the stocks that they
must obtain eventually they seemed TO decide
that conditions were not favorable to their opera
tons, and, turning about, they reSold large
portion OF their midday purchases The attack
was not remarkably successful, ana, without
important news or powerful influence, the market
resumed its upward movement Just before the
end and the closing was strong ana confident.
Tho final changes were small as rule, ana ABOUT
evenly divided between gains and losses, but
these superficial conditions hardly represent the
speculative situation
The buying for foreign account which has been
the most striking feature OF the market in the
last few DAYS was checked by slight uneasineSs
az the German Bourses for which there was no
apparent excuse. There is no doubt that the
European demand viii be stimulated again within
few days, for the position OF American railway
securities Is being improved from day 20 day.
While the closing was affected TO a small degree
by the announcement Of the Treasury purchases
Of bonds, the rates for money hardly enter into
the present problem. The supply is 80 plentiful
at all the financial centres OF the world that
exteeme strtngency seems TO be entirely impossi-
BILE. For this reason the attempt to manipulate
rates for call leans this afternoon was Intellectual
because it Was neither well timed nor shlfully
made.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were neglected at the boards
and the asked prices were reduced 1-8 per cent
presumably because of liberal offerings at the
IxQQa m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
The Treasury bought sl,snd,SOoo A per cents at

The Treasury bought 81 ,21l 900 per cents at
i2o and $4,000 41-2s at i S.
There was little doing In State bonds, the trans
actions being limited 70 small sales of Alabama,
Glass A, at los "a, and Of Louisiana oonsol Is ut
8SI-4. OF city bank stocks, Seaboard sold (l5)
at 49, and Broadway i2o) az 800.
Railroad bonds continued 10 advance under
farther purchases for investment. Canada
Southern seconds gained liz per cent nt o5, and
tbig adyance was O fair measure OF the market.
Denver and Rio Grsnde consols closed 7.e higher
az so l-S: St. Joseph and Grand Island dEsts per
cent higher at I0e 81, and Shenandoah Valley
generals 2I.y per cent higher at 81 l-2 The
nyincipai declines were In Atlantic and Pacific and
Missori Kansas and Texas issues, but they reached
per cent in no instance.
In the unlisted department OF the Stock XIX
change there wns less activity. Cotton OIL GER
fifeafes sold 12,420), but after an early advance
closed Ia lower az 81 1-8 Sugar Rehneres rose 70
% "a and afterward declined 20 90 1-2 and 81,
whiIs National Lead Trusts were quiet t5,47o) at
Manev ruled at 3 lie per cent and o few loans
.,e,a made az g. Toward the close there was an
svtacnt manipulation which forced the rate above
4 per cent but the furry was exceedlngly prief,
and the last rate was the lowest for the day.
THE Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Eachanges, siie,pS7,ssSi balances
TSs SIb-Treasury to-day WIS debtor 70 the
Clearing House si,i52,546 The business q the
Treasury for the week ended TONIGHT includes
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rHE PErKoLBUM ExB6g1.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or rnrfyl6
Tne March report Of the Bureau cf stststtcs "a
Wellington bears out the testimony Of thssexuot
trade that the movement Of American petroleum. otls
abroad has reached magnitude that suggests decds6
Dissatisfaction IN Europe with Russian OIL Tksre h
gain last year Of 1s31,7s gallons IN the March
RETURNS aking increase IN exports sifcc JsnuA,v
IL Of 403 gallons, ard al fncrssse Tor tho Arss
nine months Of the Governments fiscal year az
o,se7T27 gallcns. The enormous gain IN tho hss
tells the story Of the return Of forei buyers Is S
which preserve stable and superior quality sSoys
those O any e ngs,s e. and 20 I. sas r spite Of S
paid since last summer There U.s. It Is true loss u
esas2 IN the yalus Of tie exports fOr March. bus
usually the season for declines il prices ia ths "a
trade and that the spng Of 1889 hzs been chataste
eausicd h the crs annals Of the industry =. TaSns
s e 'S,s & mss': & SPs1 ss
MONTH or MARCH.
q 81 sSs 6. 0s;;l,s
THREE MONTHS ENDED MAsCH d.
s.!.: ssssss ssss:sas 4: PSs:
NINE MONTHS ENDED MARcH n
IL: ss;';ss
The eruds certificate market Yesterday was no1
sd from d s 5Ses panssd @ % VIM ma
arm n the TayIorsfown Enox-annsx and tie Lucinda
ae6. The bears still measure the future productop
S6ii.snpot1tmsrts, as weli As gnsherap sometimes -
snit To- TIE vonturesome produces. retail attompt
S,,t II resulted IN renewals at 10 cents that might
have been essabshed at na rats n the blur ksd
~ AZ better prices than the opening. - y
The range Of prices and the total dealings were =
follows:
Draining c9yS ~ ~
Highest * * e.
Lowest 10. - - ~
ltlf4.,
Sales barrels .-...---..--..--- u4,vpo, r. iAo'pW
p.sned oh was unchanged at cents per gallon
I'm Now and 600 cents In Phiadelphfa and Bal
dmore. = ~.
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MascHxsrxR. Aprn 1Icioths steady. asash sou'sSass
inactive. - - ~ 81
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
o.. Worth n,vs,. yessela and Railroads
erNrRAL. MARkEr REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAIsIFairly active ana Ha Evas
bieE hard quoted at eSaS so per 600 Jerseys " 2Vg
81 so Croton dark and red 81 Croon vi Rnsa
dais csBeat SaSsa s q e pSs
Portlsnd IA Soas2 TO- Roekland Common Lime r. Ps sr
Dbl and do nnishlna 81 90 State Jcnmo55 s 81 per
LOCO Goats Hair, 25S2sc per busheli oa'Oe haif'
1Sa21e. -. a. renoyte6 AZ pre.
yious quotations.
COC0A-Dull and unchanged. - -. M. vn,ied
CoFFEE-BraEil grades on the SPOT navy NOV Fajr
In any particular ruling s'esdy hn1s NJ IL use
MID growths Ann; sales 1900 mats Timo., ~ naS
ans lf5 bags jamaica private terms Inc oPslvh
ket devoid OF special fe bus Prices egurss rspre
sent an advance OF 1o9f6 poinsssa H n.1s
IL IN 10 r. and Hamburg Adyan9ed 1-2GyA PFC sgs