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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Scr IItpboIgebaIt Der geiiti.
gen Gctrdute. Inter ben sciitisen
8etrdnteu iile bic 5iere bic Ieidteiten,
palln ioIsen Die @eire uno enbIid Die
9ranrtpeine rSer S6ndpie aIs Die
i6weriten. Ser Altpbpl9ebalt Der 8eine
l6pantt lin mebrere Brp5ent, Der pe5
9icre8 Setgt teine 10 auffauenbe 9er>
l6icoenbeiten, aud unter ben S6ndpien
siebt es iapa6e, bpG3 giebt e5 au6 ipl9e,
Die TAFT bis Su Der Stirte oes rettifsirten
aItpbpIs bhlanreiben. IIs IltobpIitirte
Ger einselnen Getrdnte rperben fClseube
grr5cntiise a%nseuOmmen: S6antbier 8,
Oelterreidiides 2aserbier 33-4, Mln6es
ner gier "a, Mnntener 8Udbier 5-51,
5uelil6es IIe 6, Stpttii9 SO, 8orter
5-53, 9anomein 6-5, beierer Sii9pein
80, i6nerer Eifdnein 10-12, idperer
SofeIucin lola, 3efertpetn 14-1s,
2it5rwein 12-14, &beinpein 9--13, 8urs
ounper GA, Sorbeaur 1o-12, Gbams
9aoner 1O-11, Narasquino 80. Curacao
31-32, Saraiser @DIopaher 80, 9enes
citttner "a, 9iirumeI 40, Sransbrauntpeiu
80, airi1pafer so. Stun 53-72, Gpsnae
$500, Irrat 500, Gbartreuie (sriu)
g., gbiuntb Pa, FarmeIiterseiit SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

berupet tpareH lnadbltse NAL sefffdt
rScr bin9cl in Seben BON cen abaes
ma9erteu Olieberu. ReppIper uno breite
Mciicr bIiGtcn in allen 6irteIn, on ben
@aJcnrdccra lebnfcu Sfdicu in alien
Tcr,.ica u:.o ppH allen 9rnitrutticucn.
Ai"H,r IL l@aubiIcu Yc!uocu peer gang
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Ba5s MGR tvaff, t5ir sa6en iGr GaS4ofta,
as fe eti 2ino ipar, rici tie nab Gaftoria,
Gle tuuroe elm SyiuIeiu, unS ltet Su GaitBrta,
Ills fie SiHSeG bate, SAB ie i9aea Saitprta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08
Speites SdpiteI.

Im fclsenben Sage besab fid Scn ge'
bro, ipbaIo er fem 2aser perIafen bdtte,
5uslei6 nit ieinem Spbne in bds 8rans
ten;imner. Sennp idIief mod. cine ees
iunoe R6tbe lag auf ibren @onsen, iie
mar gerettet.
Srau 9aIIet fnnp feline @crte, I'M ibrem
@pbltbdter su b%auten, bic CUTE Srdu
fprnte tur f%peinen.
9ater uno Spbn itdnben Dor benz Sett
uno berba6teten bds i9Iummernbe Sinh.
SEPT bepegte es ii6 - erpd6te - oos
ausbrudspcqe bIdue Iuse rubte e%rftdunt
duf ben beiben Ndnnern - bonn - pie
erit Jest gang aus benz S6Idfe erpo6t
unb i'm Gtonce bic WirtIi9feit Su beereis
fen, rief iie: pMutterl Sds 1T Der quite
1annl Nidt?- liner @DbItbdter !"
pSSd, ainb, bas 1T er, Don 8eerp Sias,
Der @efher bieier Hacienda a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

Efn.cc Aeprete5 nasD pft,ber's castnrta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

tALhs
lleber baS Gei9t tes gIten 9Iitt ein
2ddeln. 9as not ia bdIb 8eidentt.
Wie mubten bic Gornpreiie fteiaen, nenn
alIeS benz 8oIoe na9Iief, unb bic Sous
ience BON Weniden in ben Minen, in
San Sraneiseo erndbrt peroen mubten.
rGinaei1Iaeen, Don 9ebro u rief er.
p9as Geiddft 1T sema1t, unb Sbr irIt
Spbn SoIlet als pinttIiden 3abIer tenz
iten lernen. @eors, bebanfe Sid bel
BEN Serrr, CT lit etu Gentleman bur6
uto bur6."
Geors rei9te Son 9ebro feline peibz
Ii6e 9anb, unb ie peridpanb in Der ncrz
piseu Sauit bes aaIifprniers.
'uSest trmmen Sic, Subn SaIIet, unb
ieben Sic i9 Sbren reuen Seiis an."
9ie Serren berIieben bic geranoa uno
fdnoen ouf benz Spfe Intpnic. Der chen
bic 9ferbe i%atteIte.
p0ie Serren bIeiben bier" rief Sru
9ecro ieinem Spbne 3u, rdIIes lit abses
madt. tSuIe nod spei qferbe, mir tppllen
in bic Selper reiten."
uOas freut mid berjIi1, j." erpieerte gIns
tcnir, Spbn SdIlet bic !9dnb bieteno.
vWenn Sic meiner Sienite bebiirfen, Der,
fIeen Sic iber MIDI" ,
Sn ieinem pffeuen ebrIiden geii1te mar
su leien, tdb es ibm ernft mar nit ieinem
Inerbieten.
Limb mir, Geors," fubr gntpnip fort,
rpir pcIen CUTE &ameraben tperoeu.
Ni&t pabr? @iait 9u nit mir ben SIuts
bunb i6Iie6en?"
u@os lift has fir Elm 9unb?" fragile
Geors.
vSeber 6fnet ii1 cine 9loer urb Idbt
einen Srcpfen in elm 9efdb %rinnen. bic
Mil4uns ipirb bann setrunten - bas 1T
altIaItfprniide Site @bauR mus chen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08

3udcrraffiuerie. Sic Runit, 3uder
81 %rai1uiren, purbe bur6 ole UeneSianer
i'll europa ein9eiibrt ur,o es ~bcitanben in
gcncbi9 bereits Suderraffncrien, ebe
md im lbriscu europa bieie Snbuitrie
I~berbaupt setdnst mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-02-08
y J. q! !
BREMEN
NEW-yoRK!
sd~neaSampferfabrt!
Surge Secrriic i'll ncnn 9ngcr
3riiGen
Srea,em tlso NeW Oorf.

Gis tsriibmten SdnsIrampfsr
Allor, Trave, Saale, Ems, Eido,.
Vera, Fulda, Lain, Elbe.
Gprnabenos uuo Mittipo93 rrr
Bremen.
gonuabenbs uno @ittluOd6 rod
Neip gorf.
Bremen ii ltbr bsqusm fir Reiisnts g.
leaeu une ron Srcme en- aus fdnn man in
Iebr fur;fr 3sir Iimmtlite Stiete Otst16
lambs, Seferreibs Ane aer Sbtrtij errti6en.
Die SdneIbam pfer nes R~crpeeutihfn SleYb
ine nit beIcnbfrer SsridIStigung Der
3piiGrnsrds : pa6asiere unc ;psiter Ga
iiits. p~a1aeisrs et6aut, babsn bobe SsIbeds,
rpr3istihe 8intiiaiipn NIB cine ausgt3tit'
nste Ser2Heguu9.
Wsbr mic
10000
pa6asierc baten nit ben Gamyfsrn tts
Rcrtfeuti6en 9lcYt bic Gsiis iibsr's @str
f6tr unb gut ;urRdselest. Wessn preiis
uub rsitersr Snforntation penoe rldn ih al
Selri9s & &c.,
2 Sofplins Green, SEEM 9orf.
s.. 6%lauiIeuiuS az 60, geurroI.
gssntea fir Cen N,eiisa ne. 2 Soutb Gll!f-
ifraBe. ebiclgC, 81.
Sbtobpr Serantr, Gstnt.
Strmdrn, Wc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

New.York Wednesday, April 10.-BEEVES-R Receipts
rs carloadS OF 625 head carloads Weehawken for
export alive, and 30 carloads for the market which
tut one carload arrived az jersey City.
With very light supply trade was active and prices
still further advanced 1Oal5c 100 10, and the yards
were cleared at an early hour.
Medium TO Choice Steers sold at g. O52s5 10 per 100
m II head al IS 70 Ola oxen al S3a Oh 7O Bulls
81 sodS4; and Dry Cows at 80 25cs3.
Goldsmith purcha sed Al Steers for his export trade
Meyer HOuseman load the De Ruyter with about DPS
1--we cattle the Adriatc takes out 700 quarters OF Beef
and the CITY Of Berlin 500 quarters for Joseph East
man and tomorrow tho Spain will carry $50 cattle and
4SO quarters OF Beef The Trinidad Is booked 70 sail
Ion bermuda Thursday with 80 Cattle and 81 Sheep.
Sales-J f. Sadler Co.: IL Lancaster County, Penn.
b. at IS 10; is DO 1924 u, at So; 10 do, 1870 H. al
81 70 2 do 1875 70, at - 20.
Newton L Gnleu: Lancaster County, Penn, steers
1890 n at So 10; Is do, 1853 %, OF 81 90 II do 1900
D. at 81 rs 80 do, 1907 %, at 81 49, IA DO 1914 n az
q 05 DO 1882 70 At q O. e do 1908 at = s. So
1875 n at ~ IS Bulls, 1895 H. AZ So 7Ji COWS, olO
" Sherman & Culver: / Connecticut oxen, 1900 n. at
a 10; 8 state DO. 1856 H. At - 60; do, 1875 ~
an 81 %; Lancaster County. Penn, steers 1345 b. a.
IS is d. 1929 It, at 81 81 ~; a do 1925 r. 81 81 80
- 70; - Buffalo Oxen, 1887 u, at ~ 30 do 1870 ~
" 70 10 Mcpherson & Co.: Il Lancaster County. Penn.
9 81 9 d. Il IStt % AZ 81 o. e I9s a. 3S
AZ IS; d. 1C2 n 81 -; Il do, 1143 70, at 81 O5
3 do 1925 h. at So 10; Bull 1910 n at 81.
NJ (;oldsr. tn: 10 Chicago steers 1855 10, at A. 10
10 d. 1858 H. at s. 70 90 DO 1893 ~ &C 81 so; 81 do
j. Schamberg 10 Pennsylvania Stablefea Steers 1922
H. at a S. less S. tn" lot 10 Chicago DO 1900 u,
Sanders: Steers 1916 n, at 81 80; 1 Bull 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
at % 90; do, 1910 n. at ss rs; do. 1885 n. at

h. at 90 co. do, 154o II, at 90 76i DO, 1885 n. at
aiLCH Cows-Receipts 90 head at ooth.s-, and
nSu ~ Aefa % SHa o ri nS y Coon 1o CSss
are quotabe 800 70 sis per head, with
pyy% ,sIs d II s. si' Sass wa. ltd.
better tone " 1 'fsYf t0~y ana pse' were IRE, hs
% %SRs C In1y s S ' s va ss c Der n Veal,
at sSS lac ANA heal ccSsj ,i 6rcasht r2c
eaes-hallegoock AOiiis 10 Buttormllk Calves 80
~ p g; j. 49, - b. I:ie; Z DO, - u, a
1870 sc - is5 8 at lie; Is DO rs i.
., JenGe, Wight Co.; - yess, III II. 81 Sc; 40 Dc.
- Hume 81 .? d iat r. no a. =. &; 81 DO 1871 n
at lzc 80 AZ 1876 D. az a4c; 80 DO, iS7 b. az So 20
D. Harrington: Yeals ll3 ID. at4 1.2c so do, 1876 u,
Ese ( OTIS: 8, Euttermilk Calves % n. at 4s; .
judi Buckingham: ls yeals. ia n, at IS rs; 50 d.
12G d. a. 80 So ~ do, LIZ 10 at 80 81 l2 6s do 10 m
j. !. sadler & Co. IA yeas 125 n. at IS; 4 But
cry. Firm for sheep with soTs sales lQsl6c higher.
sd az 6s %g'G s s' 'O' ran '' and Choice Heavy
reported uasaeion~ include the 0, Clipped sheep
~ l2ds5 90 per 100 ~ With 10 head at 81 75
SH'non 90 goa d a. fSgS0 10 clipped Yans
Lamb, at q 5oa$G per head "a CO...
Us h. a. a. % g % r. IA d. lo2 b. at 50 Is d. S da
e st q Is s ao 50 p2' g 3 q % as
81 IS 1872 Western do. 20 ~ at 81; ses do Clipped ss
" D. Harrington: 42e Ohio Sheep 90 n. at s. 80; 800
do 90 D. Is 81 L. 81 State DO lis 10 at So 359 DO
log ~ at sG ~ l2 $50 do 81 r. At 90 IL l'2 POI do,
So II 2 $50 Unshorn do, II n at 81 81 12 238 Mich.
Is
Hume Mullen: 4o state Sheep Ewes. 70 n, az IS;
1877 do. SO ~ 30 10 $40 do, lO2 ~ 60 - Ia 2s do
l0i ~ at So IS; 81 do Clipped, SO n, az 90 12 -
State Lambs, Y IL n at 90 20 d. 80 D. at 81 2S 90
do 20 n at 81 so spring do, at IS 80; do at % So
Hallenbeck & Hollis So state Sheep, 81 n az sS IS;
10 DO 80 70, at IS 81 .2 II Spring Lambs. at s6 each
Sherman Culver: 1914 Clipped Ohio Sheep. OIL n AZ
Newton ( Gillett: 1s9 clipped Ohio she.p % n q,
S. so 40 unshorn state d. i63 1.2 ~ at se4o lse DO.
96 n, at rs 40 PcLnsylvanis do IO4 10 Al 80 2S l59
Western do tstatefed. 100 n, az SO - 12 so clipped
Ohio Yesrlngs IS n at So 40 l05 unshon Pennsylvania
do 90 1-2 n, at 81 20.
So 30; 1856 do, 81 n. at e6 IS.
j. n Pdcock 226 clipped Ohio Sheep, 81 ~ q,
s. 81 2 S2e wooled State do, 90 12 n, at s6 IS: 2Ss
d. 50 I.2 o. SO 30
HoGS-Receipts 81 carloads Of 1925 head Market
barely steady. carload Of good Western Hogs sold az
81 30, aud few state Hogs az - 4oas1 So ~ .
Sales-Sherman & Culver: 1873 Western Hogs l6o ID
average, at 80 80 per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The report of tho National Transit Company Tor
March, published yesterday, shows decrease in gross
stocks of SOB 537 barrels increase In the sediment
and surplus account of 74472 barrels and decline
IN net merchantable fluid Of 675,0O9 barrels COM
pared with February. There an increase Of
7691 barrels In the accounts placed 70 the credit OF
producers and a cancellation OF certificates OF
$4,000 barrels The receipts we're made up Of
1,IO2,l67 barrels from the wells and e97 bar
rels received from other lines, total Of 1918 o04
barrels, 31922s barrels in excess OF the receipts
February. The deliveries we're 1,5T6,123 barrels
other lines, a total Of 1695,757 barrels DECREASE
from February Of 1919 barrels. The increase In
receipts IS the outcome of strikes In the pc
roeum country; the large cancellation Of certificates
shows that the declining tendency OF stocks has stimu
lated producers In the retirement OF goods from tho
market by the transfer Of certificate oil TO
credit balances. The following table compares
the National Transit statements for the last two
months with the March statement Of year ago {:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11

FLOUR AND MTAL-FLOrR-An increased husneos
was transacted TO-DAY. shippers were fecr buyers OF
ping whcats principally mtdlum and low grades, ana
the of show T no ulSSr GhRqd bis
200 PG s cS M q 5 sgs IS S or W.T. rSdss
his Minnesota Extra 80 s5atG co.; $500 bbs Winter
%9 o G 100 b6s Fne g s5SQ s e. t
NH Extras for West Inde: q 5OGsi G5 PateRts 50 10
GRADES s5as3 30 Fair to Choice g s3@s4 13i Fanev;
L oS' E2a s" aa $3.50 50 Clear 85ss4 Yx
% Pasn 6ina5y Xery choice s5dssS 81 , Pat
g 255ss closed 1.I weak
ss,ns mo ssos soc 6Sm6 bS;
Sgync Grade. 50 Trade and Family ETt A.
GfR1ffYo o cS a''' II FIoUR-Hods
saay ntee 9 F6c a
y s 1 a. sa icG bb at
ed the Ssosy ers Gsn Jarrett Eh aS
Yesterday upward OF 10000 bushels being dealt IN
however, attracted fair amount Of attention MomentSry
Ing May opeTed at sc i2c decline OF l-4c Foreign
s1 nd spd eo 9G 2 pofs %
iFouqht in Indiana and freer buying by one or two
re@nc9t at Chicago stimulated h r. g e ion;
Established al Sarouad May touching 81 IS Toward
general raid ana market responded With break
on ma curb SoTn Nav to Cd '9 to 80 S & closing at SO
Government epor put out late in the day was fully
s.s sf sRpPSs heid aoo and demand from mer
nro1t,n5 Price In consequence are pq5s n Pc snrc
S Sa5d e G"j Do s6a 81 M 90 'Po
board 80 34dsS 1.2c store and adoat; No. April,
closing at So I2t Do May, 50 12ds7 5sc closing q
Igy Sc 11aso I3s closing st 50 s3c; do August SG ~
ass 14c, closing at 81 S4c o. HreGm 1 20 i;4&
81 1-Sc. closing At 90 ..RYEIn light demand at
sc,iy 2ud unchanGGd e .e
and dun CoRN-Surered turthcr break o,day, on
lower by 1.4al2c With en- active business reported
Hlr aggregate ana nnal ngures show decline Of Ia
as.sc leaving of weak. Sales, 100000 bushels future,
15C No. 3 20 BE elevator 4s 1913 s4c de,ivercd
steamer Mixed 40 1-odf2 a. elevator 43 1913 34c
delivered No. . AZ 8ia42 30 elevator. 40 548 7sc
delivered No White. 4Gc elevator; Steamer White,
IS i-2c elevator; STEINER Yell9w 4S 14c eeyetog No
closing az q ,3,sei do June. 52 oI-iGt2 1;2ci
nq at ,48c Do August closing e. AZ s4c.
v-oli maintained options ruled unsettled, With light
trade. April closed 1-sc better May lsc lower and
isshcls spot, nculRg ~ s. sic; do ,whi'o 82a$9c;
a.: 10, White, Soc MI\ee1 western,
81 81 1.sc closing 81 1.sc DO May, 30 1880 .2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
san Francisco, April 10, 1850.
AN ADVANCING MARKET.

wednesday, April lO-p III
The stock market was strong in the early deal
ings to-day in sympathy with the sharp advance
in the London market The buying for foreign
account was indeed the principal feature of the
dealings and prices at the London Stock EXchange
were considerably above those Of New-lorli
throughout the day. 1t looks as if European
holders OF American railway securities had been
wcaried by the prolonged inaction of the home
market and, at last had decided to assume the
leadership in speculation. The buying of St.
Paul, the most conspicuous stock, WIS eager ana
persistent The stock advanced to &c IA and
closed at &C with comparative gam OK nearly
per cent. Atchison, which fell into second
place, closed 1-2 per cent higher, and the lead
ing shares gained 1-2 to 3-4 per cent Louis
Vile and Nashville afforded assurance OF greater
interest abroad by its unusual activity
and strength, and other fayorl@S OF
the foreign public were not fnr Denlhu
it, There were important declines, ana
while "a few specialties suffered small Losses, the
exceptions only strengthened the general move
ment. Missouri Pacific was both dull and feature
less and after wavering within narrow limits IT
closed unchanged about midway OF the extreme
figures. The final dealings were at advancing
prices as q rule, and although the bear faction
pretended to have no interest in the fluctuations
the indifference largely assumed because II
had been discovered beyond the possibility OF
doubt that the supply OF stocks was not adequate
10 full and complete settlement OF outstanding
contracts.
The fears of monetary disturbance have been
allaycd, and while the unnatural ease, which has
prevailed in the last two years may not be contn-
ued, it should be remembered that activity III
money means activity in general business. large
amount of money has been kept on deposit here
simply because there no better use for it. The
withdrawal is proof that new demands by new or
established industries promise larger returns.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the board, but the markct was strong
at the quotations recently made by the Govern
mcnt, which is now the principal buyer These
were tie closing figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
The Treasury bought sl6j,l0O per cents IA


l2g and $500 l-2s at lOS.
The only sale Of State bonds was small lot
OF Class Alabama at 100 IL. Or city bank
stocks Western National sold so al 81.
The demand for railroad bonds was larry ac,
tive. The great majority Of the issues showed
gains OF ~ TO | per cent and the declines were
exceptional and unmportant. Erie second con
sols were IL per cent higher ut lC4. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas issues made a uniform gam OF
l-2 per cent. and Missouri Pacific third mort
cages were / Ia per cent higher at l2l II.
Richmond and Danville rs advanced l per cent
20 81 l-2, and debentures l-2 10 lO2. Toledo,
st. Louis and Kansas City frsts closed a fraction
higher at l04 The market WAS strong throughout
the dealings, and undoubtedly would have been
moro active if the supply had been larger.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock EX-
change Sugar Reinerles uO,S30 rose 20 90 and
at 80 IA closed with gain of 3-S per cent.
Cotton Oil certificates also were strong ,S,445 at
an advance OF 5-s TO 80 l-Sa55 rs. National
Lead Trust $500 declined TO 81, but rallied TO
II 3-s. Brunswick Company sold ZOO at 81
to 81 7-s
Money on call ruled at 3 LIZ and closed at 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
FINANCIAL MARX ETA

LONDON April lO-I p Consols 9S 7l6 for money and
% The account Atlantic aud Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates 81 Do second mortgage
5at Erie 27i. do. second cOnsOs 10Y Illinois Central
Il3ia Mexican Ordinary At; Paul Common 57h; New
York Central llOL, Reading 22T- Mexican Central first
mortgage bon g. 1874 Pcnnsy lyanIa, 53ls.
Money IA u per cent
Fans quote per cent reHteS NJ ~ francs 10
eenmes account aud exchange on London at %
frauos 20 ccnumcs for checks
spanish Is T. -
me rate Of open market for short and
three months bills II / z. per cent.
Bar silver ~ quoted al ~ 81 per
India Council bills allotted day at decline OF
l.32d. per rupee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LyFHPoot. April 10 p. m.-CouOHIhe sales OF the iay
Included 10000 bales American
Futures closed nrm. American 49, AdunG-Low Midllng
hi-64d bIy April aud May Gey.
ory j3.5Id layers May and June delivery o. SD sell.
june July delivery, J3jId buyers July aai
delivery h3G4d sellers August AMI september dey
J-.6id sellers September AMI October delivery. ~.
Gid sellers October and November delivery 1880 value;
September delivery j2.64d sellers.
GALVESTON. April lO.--Coiton nrm. Midtlng, 10 sis:
Law Midi!ug 10 Good Ordinary, 5lG; net ana gross
receipts bales exports cOastwse 200 bales sales 29d
balrs, stock. s.j3S bales
NORFOLK April lO-Cotton firm. Mtting, l0'< net and
gross receipts 100 bales exports coastEse 23 bales sales
ls7 bales stock, lO.562 bales
sAyANSAu ADTil l0.-Cotton hrm. Middhng. o.; Low
Middng 95a Good Ordinary. 81 net and gross receipts
stock n OBJ Uales
SRwohLEANs April l0'IC2tton ur,n; n M"unE lo
bales gross receipts IO7 bales exports 10 the continent
bales cOastwsc, 535 baes sales 2oOO balts stock
l72,7G6 Dalca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE!
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON.-On the spot firm and more active at un.
changed pccs Sales part evening", 30 bales for
export I4OG Tor consumption ana 90 ba s P SS s
,cce; and Gil bales for time last year. since
eprmber the receipts the ports aggrogaci ZOO OoS
,"s corresponding with 5l5l0ll bales Tor the same
tine last season. -,-, -, .,...,co.
Quotations based American standard OF cassihca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11

COFFEE-BraZN grades steady, though quiet ,I
argos 9 sales LOCO bags No on o SPOT , sepoE o
= aloat at 10 t-2c cost and freight Tho ma er%lr9
about steady aud moderately active. Sales bOJ peCuiS
Padang cx Kersbergcn and 500 do GusppaDna 10 ar
rye at 81 lie and 80 mats Tlmor on spot a. gle IN
OF 342 bags central
800 do Sayanla and COS Do Maracobo The option lls6
irregular. closing barely steady Win price, "a
uoiuS below those OF the previous day Hamburg quleI
.. ia Pfc advance. Rio sent n, public cable HaDTe
oucncI "a r. up but later lost all but ~ r. fe-
CENTS at Rio July April 8. 1889, 100000 baRs
sasc tine 1893 100000 bags; same time lSS' ~, o.,
900 hays receipts at Santos July ! N Aprt 4, 1852
COO co naSs same time 1858 92s 900 time 1887
loI nOO bags. Sacs hore. As. 500 bags.
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The divorce of the statistical and the speculative
position OF crude oil would Seem to DO complete. Tho
foregoing bullish statement rallied the ->orihcae
market but fraction. The field news still indicates
that is the fact which the trade refuses accept in
spite of figures that consumption is large enough m
absorb all the supply and stll eat into stocks
above ground. Perhaps the leading refining interest
has exercised Influence toward represSing bull
speculation 1t has freely supplied the foreign trade
OF an unusual demand for this seasun shown In the
excess of exports Of oil over this time year ago.
That this large outward movement Of refined VIII
continue Is the pectatlon Of many exporting con-
Germs It s founded upon~t.. disappearance abroad
OF the Russian scare. TO which The Tribune a short
York exporting houses the significant fact will be dis
closed that the European dealers In PETROLEUM, who
wear AGO were makers OF buyers contracts With
Russian agents, have this win ter and spring been
anxious TO secure American goods. The change m
This regard has been really demonstrated by the
figures Of export traffic the correspondence OF
exporting houses and their private opinions agree
In the fact that Europe wants American and nos
Russian oil. The only reasonable conclusion that can
lie drawn that the quality of the foreign supply has
disappointed the consumer. The difference In price,
when ciphered down 10 the profits of tho retail dealer
abroad, between Russian and American oil will not
warrant the retailer mperlling his business by
pushing inferior goods. Rapid transportation by tank
steamers of which have come from the Russian
into tho American transportation business renders ID
unnecessary for Europe load up with stocks but the
lucky owners Of Sushers7 of crude oil can rest
assured of good demand for the refnei article through
the wear ls59 unless all signs fall they read
by NewYOrk exporters. The crude certificate market
here st apparently controlled by latterday sceptcs
but the close was firm.
The range OF prices and the total dealings
follows:
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HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA. April lO.-spanlsh gold 81 S6tss2 3eN EI.
change quiet
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STAINED.


Good Ordinary IL Low Middllng
strict Good Ordinary. Is Mldtling.. " -
Options-Eas.er advces from Liverpool and reer selling
led TO general decline to-day. Early months broke 9ao
points lae 2q3 points, closing barely steady m2at
rccelpts light, without having any eHecI Specu%
lion was fairly active. sales 11oS00 bales S.. e.,o.
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THE GENERAL LIST.

.tnal SaleA Closing. No.
shares
Op's. H'gt. LOWE f1naL b'u- ASH u nor-
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WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.

There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the board. but the marhct was strong
mcnt which is now the principal buye These
were tie closing figures:
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domestic 5itnatlons iDantea
Females.

NURSERY n competent nurse; years.
~ personal references; Is neat sewer;
city or country. 7i9 6th-avc., near AID Il
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON Stocks.
Rnston. Anri. 10. 1852
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Domestic situltious t0Ints0
Females.

4 -A.-Mme. S. JACoUIN, coz 9Th
A.aNr., upstairs, near 51th-st., proYideS
families with select servants Of all nation.
aIitlrs and every capacity french, German
and swedish maids, nurses, cooks -pt-
ciaity; wcll.rccommended girls promptly
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