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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
Dusiness Chances.

VERY SUCCESSFUL foreign lect
whose manager has decamped with his
funds, seeks en- able and Responsible mnns
eger with means. Address LECTURER
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
THE TRADEIN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April % (special The premium Of the old
crop over the new crop options Of wheat wa further
cut down to-day. Saturday night May and June left
of 4 ID cents over July. Al one time today they
GOT within cents Of July and closed within less than
cents of It. Schwartz sold million or 50 of June
wheat and without any doubt al all It was for Fair
hank was the last lot Of wheat which lie had held
10 In pursuance OF theory that thcre was not wheat
enough grown last year 10 last through, and that
al the tall end of the crop theu would be an eX
traorinary demand for H. May wheat on schwartz 2
selling dropped as low 81 cents, June as low as
go al cents they closed al 80 cents and 81 "a
respectively. Tie liquidation in May and June prob
ably set the pace for tte whole wheat ket. but
there was liquidation in July as well. II opened
weak at 70 L., sold as low as IS 5-ST1S 80. and
closed at 10 LA 20 SIS cents. Hutchinson a
ron siderable seller The visible supply statement
showed decrease In wheat Of ISL 900 bushels. twice
as much as tire decrease for the same week in lass
It however had very little influence. Corn kept all
the season within range Of IA cent. On the cmb
July wheat sold al 70 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


BALTIMORE, April o. Cotton quof nrTn Ndirlng at lie.
Flour active easy; Howard Street and Superans
e. GO13 10 Extra do 80 30 al Isl Family 10 s4 IS 80
C1y Mls, Rio Brands Extra 80 20 % 30 Winter wseat
So Is as 20 Extra 81 50 whoat-soutbsrn quiet
i66c westsrn weak; no 4 Winter Roa pot s5,asssi1s
MAY siHas54oj jane - &c. cOrn-southerp quiet Arm
Mixed SPOT a. 42tc April at l2sc; May 4I114l7sci
81 go steamer 3Ol1G ~. oats quiet offerings
light: southern and Psnasyyania were quoted az 3ls
No. White at $40. Rye nominal at bte57e. Hay
quiet Prime TO Choice Timothy at $40 90 aslQ So Pro
visions quiet Mess Pork ~ sI3 % Buik Meats loose
o no clear sf'' RIB % .s Hans S
sSstsr hrm western Packed 1906 Best ss isssc
Creamery At 23@2dc Egss ea:y At II e Pe.toegI.
quiet RefnSd 8c WhsEey hrn At 81 TO- Freight %
liverpool per steamer qnst Cotton 3Oc asked -Four.
per ton in sseks 3' g. Grain Per bush Syi COEn sor
900 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats 5000 bush. Rye OOs
bush Shipments-Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 2l,OOO bnsh
Corn 5000 bush saIes-WheaI $4,000 bush Corn 220Oo
bush.
BUFFALO April 22-whest-spring wheat duh and easer,
cllEHg-Olh No Hard AZ 81 Is = and New No Had "a
FL l?s No l Northern AZ 81 O32. aud No Northern az
S6C Winter grades dull weak and lower No Red 92c
40 Red 160slc IN store No White Michigan 90 90 10
trark. steady with fair demand sales ~ 100
bush No az 37hG37Lc. and 1000 bush. No Yellow az
3S &c IN store oats fair demand and market firm
track. Barley nominal No / Canada At 7O072c No
Canada GS 18yc No. Tra 81 &c: No. Canada 81 o
GOc Rye quiet No 2 soc Flour lever; Best spring
Patent 80 509sG 10 Best Winter IS $685. 40 AlDeed
Canal fcghts firm Wheat &c Corn $40 oats 2a4c asked.
Recelps-FlouT $1,000 bbl-. Wheat "a. 900 bush. Corn
$4,000 bush SDmentI-Flour 10000 bbls. Wheat $1,000
bush. Corn 10000 bush
.f,ff,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
MAYOR GRANT WANTS NO AGREEMENT.
D. uowsas SMITH EXPLAINS HIS POSITION

Us
PLAIN WORDS PROM MR.. COCHRAN
Mayor Grant held consultation yesterday win
w. Bourke Cochran aud his law partner, William IL
Clark, regarding the proposition of d. Lowoer sfin'
Commissioner of Public Works, which was printed IN
The Tribune OF Sunday. After the conference eec!o
tary Grain sent a letter TO Mr.. Smith IN "mch TIC
said that he directed by the Mayor to sehho"i'us
the receipt od MIR. Smiths communication VI Npi''
10 and to inform him that the Mayor dechheo W GU
into any agreement, bargain or underSth"p"e WV
Mr. Smith concerning the discharge OF his onic''i
duty. ..,..,
Conmissioney Smith said yesterday that the question
~ the Const,t,tionaty of the Consolidation Act Wou
not be raised on his part in the approaching Fsai
controversy es to hts right to hoid MS ouOo 'i
NAV l. 1891. al claim he sald' 1'd' "'''o' a.
Newton was appointed TO serve out ue u'eApHo"
term Of Rorin NJ. Squire, which began May J. 1000
and ended MAY 1. 1887. l appointed by Mayor
IJ,, % serve ont the present term Of John Newton,
resigned That term began Nay l. l09',
and will terminate May /, 1891. uo
not believe that the Court Of Appeals would 50
decide 1 would not make contest
The County Democracy lawyers call attention 70
the charter OF 1870 which provides 'ha' Ill o'S' u
vacancy the new sppontee shall De c"'nnn'SoiO''oI
for an original term. This, they say VIII .NEia"
why George Van Mort who was sPpo'hOeu o
ro,ss,oner OF Public Works TO fill vacancy IN l0Ll'
sor,,od q h,l term of four years TO 1879 hu' INC
.bar1er "a 1879 changed this and pIOVideu Ior ~
servtne ont of mexpired forms again. 1hcreio'e'
they assert, the term following van Not' '1O ,
beCin NAV /. 1875. This would terminate eaTn
Succeeding term of four years on May Of lonS'
1919, 1857 and 1901, the last being Genera,
term for which D. Lowber Smith was appon'eu '"
po',rss Cochran said yesterday that he haa 10
patience with the legal jusglery which souyu
Steat the EXPRESSED will of the people as u9 Tie
NJ the poik The issue, he sad tof ES was as
ONCE d Commissioner Of Public ID iba TG mse on the
distinct IN the last campaign az Si agaimst the Op
poSens Of Tamany au and the snn @T Tern terminate on
me me IsSa If nv advice IS followed NJ h,,rs n
m SsH a6ded "t viii not take over TWO "O'''
settle this matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

advance Of "A per cent, even after it had
Welded neqry as mt II more in the d nG oea rpg%
fluctuations hardly excited remark. The two
leading stocks controlled the movement Of prizes
Tho variations were largest in spccialtes, aud
Chicago Gas Trust lost IA, and Tennessee
Coal and Iron gained "a Ccr cent. Burlngton
and Quincy w0s weak, while The SouthWestffinn ~
narticuiorlv attracted attention by Il vigorous
inward movement As rule, the final chans .
were small fractions, and the closing was as
irregular as the prcv uh dealings
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government bonds
NJ me boards. but the market was strong, and
ids For lie rer cents were raised slightly. The
closing quotations were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

PrpIucs EVchlnze to.tly Butter market vas
Esss weak At iOalOtc.
r ezISy1'o g Fancy 'i s. o"I w 4 ICY
Oats dull steady No Mred q e Rye easy quiet No
At 5Oc Pork quiz At III 3d. L4rd grm a - 20 Bur.
Short clear al e s. Whikey hEn steady sale. o. 9al
g n rsmer y' gg 11 o l' natrv ncss M
dTm, 81 95.c. sugar nrm; Hart Refined - sai.o Nes
q Sa packing and Butchers 81 70 asa 90 $3.50;
s Ell arg EiS.nsS a p S SG2
and l2O premium selling kec@ptS of wheat 2+OO BUSH
Maw4TsEr @ FL; I5 csl an TA:s. Ss cash
S'y 'a 81 ~
So tG At BF ' Ca rs ). So Bs.S s1ny
,ds, Fresh & i s;S
bDs wheat 2O,jOO bush Barley 1900 bush. Shipments
Flour coo Oba Wheat leo bush Barley 200 BUSH
%aBa s 4G P Tss pssa o sai %ga
and ponnsyi9anis superano = as ass DO, d. Extras
P F. 5aTs1 ga4y i . boiler
t REsas ISssS E? A csf: SSss ss
& Psi 90 S9 SS SEass 8 ssSsS 10 Sa
sG Rye aoHT ,r@ Ha E an, 1Ts OF choice a. IS o.
@ immediate .y ya@ti sprcss ge s qS 20 sss' 81 IN
ss,ator 30 Rcd for April o0e9ic 30 for May 5Oa5c
% or June 9Qd9ic 90 9s Jqy 50 9sSc Rye steady
With fair expor; demand business ccked by light offerings
l . ' r 5 rIe scare and IN far demand at Gn prces
srlr4 OF JnCraici High Mixed track 42Lyc No
Yellow In gram depot 50 - High In 10Th Il
sSc No Mixed Jr April 81 y 04Zc DO TOR May 4l3,942c
do for Jun" 49, G4s do for Juy Zi40S2lc. OAts-
Receipts Moderate and market FOR lots steady with
rather better local trade demand saies OF No Mixed at
CHOICE 3 ~ No White ZrsR depot 81 a3I &c 80
White IN .OthSt 81 held nc 34c grain depot
Icr barley track futures unsettled 10
lower: No. White for April 32ag3J4c: do for May $40
Potatoes lu,rJ White Potatoes YORK aud Western
Early Rose ChOICo % bush. do Prime
Far PC; BurDanEs and White Choice
2~d3Oc: Far 20 Good 23b25c; Mammoth Pearl Choce
ib PRIME 81 90 D. 90: do Medium 90 as 90 ProviMena
Quiet and steady Beef-City Family - 80 per bb
do do packets - 20: Smoked Beef lO3lOLyc;
Hams <l3 jUds4 90. Pork-Mess. New S!4 90. do Prime
Smoked luq 9l2Ac do. $ p Cured. 9I6l0. &c;
Sides Clear RIB IN salt 7gA1 Gc do do smoked, s4S4c
Shoulders dry salt and ulycured ga Gc 30 smoked 50
&c shoulders pickle curei IP7 4c do 10 smoked s8S4c
IAri quiet steady, cry Refined sGSL2c: steam 039Lsc;
butchers Butter quiet. weak: Pennsylvania
Creamery J 26c. PunsvlNaHa Prints Extra 2Jc;
b. and y. Y Creamery Extra az lie; Western Factory
Firsts ll4q'4c Western Frsts l2c. Cheese steaiy
Part Skns nc Full Skins RE Sugar-feaued quiet;
Powdered s', G9c Granulatei SC Feed steady Winter
Bran Sli uO3Sl4 - per ton Petroleum duh 20 Abel
80 bush. Corn $500 bush. oats 4 100 bush shp
mcnts-Wheat 5000 bush Corn $4,000 bush OAts 1900
bush.
TOLEDO April 22-whpar lower, firm: cash s7l2es9hc;
May s3c June SS4c, July 192C: August - 1c. Corn
steady. cash - &c April 3jLc May IS &c quiet:
- g.; April g IS. Receipts-whent 900 bush Corn
10000 bush Covcrsc"d lsl bags. Shpments-Wheat7 600
bush Corn 10000 bush oats lOOO bush Cloyerseed
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
n,scrss1yo BALLOT REFORM ME4SURES "a,

An ater.dnner debate on the merits Va p' ar Tho
.nactmehts to prevent fraudulent d,,o,,ycaltb
u,atn feature of the dinner OF the Oo"'uo va
man tha Metropolitan Hotel last evening Eu
lard NJ shepard insisted that something mnS' p po
Sono and that something pass Ballot Go
form form bill Of Governor 1m' known as 'o n"rEe
bin, in preference to the sazlon Ol s,ooi irwin with
Cochran maintained that the laws as 'hcy s'oo 81
slight changes, We're good enough ,,n was
sorrow for the do Snb Oh were passed Among me my
porsons Carl sc9aa fx nccH oud
800 Atkinson and Matthew lale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
domestic Gituations tuanten
Females.

Females.
II IA nr>t-cla.- lauudrcSs, or would do
chnmbcrwOrk and uur washing b'H- CIV
references. cuuntru ;or the summer PIE
irrred. 100 West 29th.-t
1 AUNDRESS. BY WELSH Protestant
IL hr-fcIass on shirts. collars, cuU". huNhS.
laccs rann"l~ etc rN."Il'n, ,n'"'. ,'t,i,.i't.5,
wages moderate; city "r country; ,o 49, LIZ.
loan TRAINING SCHOOL. @S2 StaN'.
ADY'S MAID.-Compc,"ut I'm hrr dr.
II Ties good nI.rlrCs-"r AMI srdHNtt 50 p.
best city reference. Call or address, LADY p
MAID. 30 West l5th.St
I ADY's.NAID -Ry a respectable. mid
Il dsaccd German good dressings
and scamsfrr--, fine ncr1lrWolkrr, Nul,Hg
10 DO chamhrrwort' no objection 10 trarr! 'r
county: nTSt.cl1sS reference. tuiI a.
MRS. BRICKS. II 3l-arr, near llih-a',
for thrc" days.
T ADY's MAlp-Ry ono Si~lkHr
IL French and ENGLISH good o'tr.,I"s.
willing TO DO some chamber work. -i' S,A-
ave. near 23d-s'.
I ApYS MNGD..By q young women ;
Il willing 10 t-Ryrl; city reference. Al-
TBS broadw.y.
T IGHr HoUNrwoRK. by young girl.
- In nat ~ Gurav".
MAID and SEANSIII~N. In SWt'I
vi private family, understands le"-,nah.
ing. best city reference. Call at plr-rai
employer. % West 10TH,
NlA1D and HEAMSTRUSS.-Lady wi~h",
vi o. procure situation FOR her roid ana
eraustrrs, Norwegian. bnfog' lraN'uE ri'' .
lady can Dee s'"u. 1870 West pa.
UESTEY GOVTRNESN By very
y rap' North rouu1u Hanover "'Ti;
prnu.-tanf: good ~"Jrstn--. Lu' h'' i.'-
WORKER, best city rfHrcur'~ tr.m pr'.rt
employee. Can a. Mrs blEtk.N, Il 3D.
ave. near 1lih.st.. for thr" day
NURSE. BY o young girl a. chilt'- nuf~'i
' h,-' c.N reference from last place. 25'
West 3oi,t
NURSE. by reliable vounr women, can
~ take rul cuarg. from birth ir-t 'rn
mover can Zoe -nrn In city. 80 dfhaN".,
near 42d.st
Nrup~E. CHNNT.RMAID and SEW
y TNG.-By q capable, mat. udy g,N;
clty OF country; mod rate wages "a /
ANNIE. go Cth-av"., near l'th-sI.
NURSE. -By English Protestant yirl as
Nnrst-clao- nurse to infant or grown chill.
6rrn: best city Inference; no card 10 ti.t
O'Clock. 2@5 L'NInTt0n-avr.
NTI'KST.-F.Npct!cuc chllds nurse: full
" charge % infant from birth; uelt sewer
best personal reference: c,ty or country.
with Mrs.. TN LER, SS5 Gth.syN.
NURSE, tc.-By tret-claso, competent
maid nrst-cluS city references; willing and
o6lglng city or country, l,ol7 0,h.sye.,
G7th and 0Sth ats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

The reference case of F. Barry Wall was ~ ,,
to-day Mr. wal explained why he was ""po'' 1.vyrr
near az former hearing, saying ne hau oee al on,.
toHH Mr. wan replied hat not afraid OF him or
anv one else Mr. Loymen sold something aU0u tcn
o. nv wsrs Shoes The latter looked ~ iS oT,.
and then at the lawyers and rcnarH'u 'n' s S b,,rr
feet were too big. afr. LayHeh oiuS''U ~
-. oAi.nrnnd u My 8 AZ > p Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
RANKING and FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
RaukrrS, rs NasSau-st., NcW-1orR.


- mo, s,ocE Yards April The Droger7
journal reports 70 TE ~ co. Steers IS go
SOu' Gfnrkers and Feeders - jOG3 % COWS BUNS ah"
TIcd Al 7518 10 Texas CATTLE SJ -SaS 60 soo roa,tot
Hog'-EMeHCgBB" - G54$isj: Heavy 81 G0aSi 20 Light
- 20 - Nv oi0 head: shipments 1000; market
Shr"p--Rfcrps % 90 - a, Western Corn ted 81 SOD
steady. rN NAM Fl IA al So lambs 81 750$6 TO-
st. LOUIS April ,y2 S,, ISoO 'p g SO
100; markrL ~"1 ~ no 8t} 80 StOckers and tc"lrr5
StA4Q taI RANGERS Cornied - SOFAS 90 Gra''ei
$50 shipments 519O FFG s
go IT.ayy and Butchers SetcCttol - '"" I'VE
Cno' onota6Ie at as 0d$5 so per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
nomestlc Gituations Walteo


CIlAdASS'
orsrwORK. By an Eng io,n cmo,.
III ,ant to do general hou'e%" psnce P city or
IT, and Nnr washing, Fettteu goor
rn,iutry, 2sS West 32d.st.. COP loo' -
YI,t.s[,WOl,K.-B a colorcd glu ~ I'm
II -. -, ,,yu Gail all week ~ Pl''.''
cr1uioycr's, 1875 West 3jth.Nt. lazy '''
seen.
TroI-STNORK.- Ny a woman 10 90 gen.
III cral h5u-cHorh. Wh'hin@ - DiyIsion.
good reference. Address j. 80
~ ------- IL
ToT'STJJ EFPTR. By q competent , M
d,.agrd French lady, IN puLGl' ''1H'
IIy. excellent city referrnc =. "'''''' 80
y. 2l3 West 2i,h-7t -..,.--
NFANTs NtKsE.-By Nott,n % ,I,ge
land woman: can Gth' 49, -, io
I'm, ninth OF bring up on O"''''' IO'
West ils'-st, II bell. ----
,I,NDREsS.-A family going 70 Europe
- y, 'i,u,tf,r lar tEris lauudrcss, who
"a he well recommended. Can uc SCI va
Monday and Tuesday q her present ''nP''''
cr's, No 3@2 Lexington ave
TDI.SFWOWK. By a young flrl 20 90
1Fcneel hoasework SGya East IEG" 4 3D. t'
I-,I.Iy0EK.-Bv German girl good
Nam NIX eHcrIIc1. launlrss can
v,yIf on table: wages mod rnte Guy Or c'un-
NV AMERICAN TRAINING hChOOI'
TEoI ,t,yORK.-B yolnE Welsh WON
u..Ii-r and oblTiAg bot r.ier'
cur-, cI'y or country. can AZ E"l Su.0N o q.
NNING. -Cuupetrpt woman
III good clraner or asher, ana l'unhi OF
rn... by d1y W week reference. 10
West jUth.st., 81 floor --
TTol,sl.wuKK. BY two neat Protestant
III North " ireland I.rs toE" th.L %.
-,unrdtc, COuh ana launS"-'' c.dmDoI Iil'1
anL waitress city, country WIN MIS-
TYLER sos Uthuy". --
nDt',tWpEK. By girl good reference
i / excellent worker neat IN N"iA E"'t
had meat. &c. can do all the woI6 "
moicratr family city or country. r.
go Gth.ayc., near l7th-s',. Mr.. llalrs
nOISEWORK. by competent young
/ 1 woman: willing and o5liging personal
civ rcterrncrs 740 9Th ave. near 42d- a..
HoUSEKEEPER.--A lady, well qualified.
III ~ cheerful disposition. and eau make
home pleasant, desirr, a position a. h0u-c-
krrIsr for elderly couple or invalid lady;
bit references given and required Ad-
dress Mr-. l.. W. MILLER C'ormont. Col.
Co, y. Y.
AUNpRIsSS.-By hrst-class laundrr,s
Il ia private family city Or country per
sunGl city references. 749 Gth.ayr., hear
42d-rt.
I AUNDRESS. by swedish Rlrl In prl.
- vate family; excellent references. Call
Gl5 6th-aye.
1 AUNDREss. by one willing % assist
Lwlth light chgmberwor6 IN American
family best city reference. Call az o37
East 50tb.st.. Room Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

sold AZ 30 W 0TJ 50
the average a estimated at 81 Ij.
BEEyES-Receipts 3O4 carloads, Of jl0S head-70
carloads direct East Side and Brooklyn siaug"Irro
y carloads at weehawkon for shipment by n Morris
$40 CARLOADS at 0O.sI, OF which lO2 carloads W"s" t'r
Mr. Eastman q carloads for !. stem, 7 carloads for
Kaufman strauss and carOats for N't12er Levy
ana 81 carloads Jersey C'ty The latter nearly al or
tho market ,.- , .,.,.....,
The market opened fair Fridays prices and although
Strength Of Chicago adyiccs '"rrs held arm, ana n,e
h, were az full good figure ~ those mac IN VI"
morning Ton carloads 20 sCll at the hhish
Decent 70 Prime Steers sold az % spdtl ~ Chp" ana
picked 10 at "a TJ0&j; Bulls a. ~ 9Oa9o 5O Dfy Lows
and Vetcrs al 4OGs3 So Fat oxen al - 3O@"4 "
The Arizona takes out tomorrow @3oV 9u1r,I, o.
Reef Gable a1yices report decline In tho marker.
Rrfr grrated Beef Is down TO 3id.
This shipments Of Live Cattle and sheep ana Dressed
Reef and Mutton as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

5 59SSS'o. Medium Prime 81 coot S. Light Grades
Sheep Receipts 300 shipments 1000, market hrm
EAR 70 Choice So 0O0sI 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

sales--A. W: Lamb: % State Hoss is1 y average.
iIaiien6eck Hollis: 10 state Hogs, COS - at IS Is.
Judd Buckingham 8 state Hogs, go n, at % 70
4 DO 100 n. at s5 81 10.
Newton & Gillett: State Hogs 100 y. at IS Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

virus FROM TIE FIELD AND RAN"E or r"'CI-7
Every disposition Of the crude ceriiuca'e man
N rally was crushed early yesterday " '
scnInr Of Wostc origin. The news rom 'i' "'''
furnished no fresh support to the pears Du' '"'
an.r hombarlment Of the market with stores OF inc
sr,no,io, ~ Ohio oil as a satisfactory lLuiniiaHI
go. ,a.eved with vigor and accomplished Inc "0Jec'
~ marking still lower prices than were scoieu Id'I
,rooL The dealings reached large agsFesa'o anu
proyed that the decline from the nle'les was ui'"
ing attention the longnegec.ed Na2Dnaa ItaiS Se
ceTtIdcate speculation. IT Is haru 10 uGterno ie
character oil the days operations ny aIlS arc T
course of prices on the ran hG,ca.cc and some
tbe lauidation of speculative long accoulI,s an 10y
Of tho transactions IN the Oil ring smah9u o1 e,res
Sire on the part Of some oPersHFS 10 Son The
movement from o5a 90 Is cents 70 almost OF cU-~
met with resistance brief rany iYln ui'uG rug
ITO position above 81 cents Wa sGcceco9a Dy paus
beloJ, So cents From that level rally ~ near %
cents succeeded by break 10 o. GEMS IC IN
point Of the day, and the SteadSlB ths. r
The market only carried prices up hactloh. ne NE
present condition of the speculation srgeN aepenu
ent upon pending negotiations for ING pufchh>c %
blocks of errOIy IN The OF region OF oIs oto a,!
Pennsylvania. II IS argued from TINS lhaI 40 Nv
mort Gan be expected from the refining interest Wh!e
the Western producers have been more oapoSoH W
speculate for profits on the ShOr man on .iiT oS
Side OF cru1e petroleum and are liEeN 70 continue 10
do 50. These views ignore the bIllSh srgnInen,
furnished by the desire of the standard iuIeiest ~
secure producing lands u chcay a. P"s3ib!e, Wnlit
the more important eUhsioera,o, Ui n,ni and
the expanding movement OF consumP1gn are t2rr r
aside by the speculative trade IL VIII DC "ei' ~ "
member, however that at 80 cents prices are lower
by six cents than the average Of leso, when s'Ochs
were 10000 900 barrels larger fTan they now are,
while the prospect is tina; ir few months that hSGlo
will represent the whole extent Of The visible supply
The market closed fully steady, although the late re
duction IN refined quotations had not been aAnounced
ANY demonstration Of active support would probably
unvel an extensive and anxious demand from the
bears
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows: Cal. ,,..s.uuo c,usz,,,,,o,
Opening c2<
Highest c9R
Final o,9 - 90 900
Sales, barrels. OHl'OOy -'i""'O'O
Little was done p the refined OIL market, and
vessels are still scarce, with freight rates high Late
in the day quotations acre reduced 3 points 10 OI5
cents per gallon in NewYorR and Cos cents III Phlla-
&lphia and Baltimore.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

SALVATION. Ap1l 22-Cott0n quiet ~ Middling,, l0a
receipts exports ooastwise bales stock $50
bales.
NORFOLK April 22.-CottOn firm. Middling, lOA; net
and receipts 2s9 bales exports coaswse. 400 bales
sales 10 bales; stock, 1913 bales
SAVANNAH. April 22.-Cotton firm. Middlng l0as; low
NddlipE e Good Ordinary On net and grOss receipts
exports l7l4 bales sales rs bales
stock. 1871 bales
SEw.oRLEASs Anil 22.-COtton-Quet and firm. MID.
ding l02; low MiddLDg 10; Good Ordinary. 81, re-.
cep 737 bales gross receipts 7Ss bales exports 10 Great
Britain 20o9 baes sales 1000 l4S Uales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
Domestif 6itnalions Wanteo
Females.

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y tnb anu oEAAN ! t'i'29'-nS d ugi-
man ff'lrs'ahl l"-hS woman 'Np'E.
gheyd nurse 1.i hrs', 90, 'aai' stress he''
\ tbSE-Hy womnu of experience,
ffo''>ituN a. nuns I" l4aht OF older
rn.t,,m - ' WIN "' ~ 49, l' D.st C.y
'.r ,' ~. II" .," "n:''''" 90 'N' country 4oo
N,I.psT "a, yo,,,,r I.,.,.--,,,, ,,,,I
u, ,,k. l,,t, NJ rh.iI,.u . = 80, 50.
enc. Cl.t 30 present ru,lp,u-. 30 Len.
1s.a,c., between 1904 and l2al str.
.,-,,.-,.
h,iny - "r,m,r .l,l ~ nHr>' or
lr,a: good c..y reference. CsIl OILS 9TH ave.
49,. u,.,....,.,..,...,, .,-.,......., 80
y IT, ny COM "" l'"',''dh' "er'
dr'n NJ, o',.,t',u H. .,yng f 90" 'H I'm Snt
/. 5 West od.h.,t. pr',r,, Employers
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h0L.-h ny q ma .Ic-a['l S'o'chN umln
u'"'L' ir.. pL ,,n. .l Z. lr.H. u. 80 M boz
Can 90 435 W"s' 3"th--t., S,mmu,, I'crl.
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,.. -. .r AIS 70
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n 4 !t~'"-bl an Ntli"u't nurse; ~.
y nh.r'.pH % thr tuuHtr Mr., l.
GuusTREH. ~ West Gl'h.,t
' s.r.r,hj. rra,,, G,,' NI'[.i' ar, ~
wait ou l3.. no o,'..tr.,,
,hr country: ; wears nv r.,..,'3r,ss ~
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OIL MARKETS

OIL CffY April 2l-Nauonal Transit Certificates onsnao NJ
S6L; highest Sbi4 lowest 1919 closed. s2a sales
1901 900 barrels ciearanoo 1872 900 barrels charter
bAfreA
PnTBuEa April 22.-Active an lower National Tr,nsit
Certificates opened a. 500 closet S24 highest $751;,
lowest. oIis. ~ -
BRADFoEp. Penn. April 22NAtonal Transit Certificates
opened st SO closed LT b2E highest IS; lowest s2Is
Clearanc6s ALP 900 Obls - - %
T1UsvH1K Penn. April 22-NahonaI Transit Certidoasa
opened st esai highest esq lowest sls. closed s2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

NJ h>ERl GDVENNENS OF SEAM.
" STRESN.-By a North German well.
educated, good dr,>~mdker no objection %
travelling. best clay reference. DARK
HOUSE. @35 Ea~t j6,h.St.