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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-07
DRESS GOODS.

so yd fine brocade silk plush worth 81 80 to $780, closing
price 59c
200 yds elegant stripe and plaid plush worth $3.50 $3.50
closing out price 75c
rs yd stripe plaid velvet worth from $500 to $780, cosir
out price CSC.
Black and coored awoo ergs 4On wde former price 75
go at Acc
Elegant French SERGE AZ and As inches wide SOO
S125; go at 69c and Toe.
200 yds 40n flannel plain and stripe worth 35c 90 15c
Everything in immense dress goods department
Black and colored silks greatly reduced We you
to twenty dollars your dress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-07
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
TpTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Thrrc was rather more lie 70 the spot klo
r,arket today and price, ruled arm. 40. I nat bs
quoi,d at i5aI9rc und.-ciibed d. ls',assc; sae'.
= "a I,,g, at lsc for no : lSO6c for 40 anoat
l. soc Nr 80 o plus -; 17te for 30 10 and ISL, for
sale 500 bag Central 500 bass Maa'aiio 40
bag, Savanilla 30 bag Mexican all private terms,
otfon were little active and somcw nat unsettled.
Opening sales showed r,e Of 5gl3 points on stronger
r,hc. but th. followed by fi"er selling lead
ing Of loa2o point closing aIcy st,adS at the
,ind J., ne RIO quoted nrm with smaller rccci,
rnru,r dr,ts : $50 good seconds. $50. Exchange
|rI,a,n BOA. REGENTS 5000 Total
Stock I2O 600 bags. >anto, receipts, 5000
bags, Rotterdam rcpor',; Arri'o, az EUROPEAN ports
potS during last month 49, 700 bags stock in Europe,
Aurtl l. 500 500 aft at from Brazil Tor Europe,
80 from East and Java Tor Europe 10000
Total stock in Rio United States and Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

aI SeIs 5r Oas 1''mer san F51es
cHARTElts British park Geo T. Corbett st. John .
sligo deals 90, bark Lo%se Aaelsde h,e 70 Ma.an
Pesit ,,oaye and back with logwood Oh private tms &
term british bark swatcr St John e. the h., U'.,S
Channel, deals 5O7 Italian BARK Torsnla. hence Cad.
Robert $ B.nard hence to MeSoarnc snca al ca os
So 900 There was demand for grain steamers IA
80 ID about the 6,,t figures The vessels could
prices We're nrmy maintained No sales fepSrtd Nh os
gsS Sd c a III 7ss If % G i Fmy Ms s eg
Extra Prime. - 5oa+lo; BEEt.In moderat- f,qre..
my b %>' 139s Co. Nl fat IS f@ a' va ga
. So Packet. in bbl, ~ 'oa - %. BEE HAMS
CIT MLATs1Strc o and sdssn s with s'say DE-
5 5e 900 1900 do 10 M Ss 300 1e aaIG ,5
TO- 600 picked shoulder oc Picle led belle guoi
Hans. asc To- h DO 'If sS 81 ssd r
o p S92f 90 9sn m @l dS 9a al, srs eln
o onioO sea 70 is9t 3sqS rs b no LARD
grain Closing prices showed gain, Of 2s?, POINTS, bs
speculation was Aery mod, rate OF 'e--h' ,ale 80
5a.oef sa;ier 80 E. 4 535 Apr, css s' 4
sa s5c tc sV' Soc aa y Sd at 81 81 S S
July closed at G6lc Did september clos At 67e. 5d:
Sio@s occ South Ancrica ~ O' TrfE ySs
s so and GGenn y on aga'ns sgpes AID no
Creamery I7a1oc; Elgin CT anery fancy. 20: ws.,a
eo r to aoof ' >f a ar e Rail tat. and ,
daS we,h 4 saSs ra S 90 sS?d hc s
western Imitation Or amcry choice I3ai5-: eo's
IOdI2c: fair. sdJc; western DAIRY. choice l2dlSc. ID
good. lOalle; far 7'2aeac; western Factory lsntS
l9d13c; choice. loallc; far. ea9c s.cond- 9asse:
Dairy and Factory thirds Sc. OH Butter; wcst-
Cremely, 5i2dllc; Sta'e entire Dairy nroin- and tub
enoice llal$c fair to good. 100; COMMON 5ae;
cHEESE-shippcrs are modcrate buyers. and the hog.
trade demand CONTINUES fair ~ nrmcr prices STATE Taco-T
tall made fancy white. Ham iac cOiolcd lie. fac
tory. hne lOi2a1O9,c; choice lOi4 aIO7-c common 70
good S. aloe part skins. 4a9i,c: common skins 2d3c
Ohio Hat. salOsc; Pennsylvania skins die. EGGS
4 hade stronger with falling or in arrivals. ss
ana Pennsylvania fresh. 1leall'sc; western fr,>h II.
o. llec; Southern l0dlOoic; Southwestern fresh HE
SC HIRaw-r Unchanged in price and DIM. so ais
90 t"-t, 81 r. nned-In light demand. Crushed =;
cnt ,on, &c Cube, 64c; Powdered Gbc Grmuait.
. 5-1Gc STANDARD "a SIC: or a." s. a5a.c. wh.s
Extra &C - as 71Sc; Extra &C." So as 516c: &c y
5d5lsc; yellow, 49,df7sc.
SIEARlN E-Quet but held lrm Western larl quot 4
at T.c 0eomargarine, city. 5'-c asked.
JALIOW-Haf moderate inquiry. Prime city
quostr,t at I &c Sales, 100000 n out:oown. fac.
Moyunc-iy-on. l20ls@c Young Hyson. Oh d35i-c: In.
prr1L 13i?H242c Gnnpowd.r l3a39% Ping Sucy-Yolni
Hy-On, lJi2d2i2c Imperial Isl 9c. 'tunpONder ,
d33c japan fired. l5a269c Basket do icaeoc
COuCOn, o.. ARB India and Orange pokOn 49,. -2c
Oolong, Foochow, 12al6c; Formo-a, l51a3sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
RAIN AGAIN PREVENTS LOCAL BALL GAMES.

The rain yesterday again put stop 10 all the local
scheduled baseball games. Today the weather per
hitting the New York League and Rochester teams VIII
MAY al the Polo Grounds, the Brooklyn League and
Newark clubs at Washington Park, the Brooklyn A.,
social ion and Jersey City clubs at Ridgewod and The
BROOKLYN Players and the Five As At Atlantic Park
In the game AZ the Polo Grounds Denny VIII pay
third base for the home club, Russie pitcher. Glass
cock shortstop, Bassett second base and scanlon
first base. 49,, ...,
socjation has arranged ". +. HOrner's contract with
the New-Haven Club and T. +. Powers's contract
with the Baltimore Club.
Young the ex-Harvard College player who went
south on trial with the New York Club has been
signed by the Athletic Club OF Philadelphia.
Washington. April 9.-Thc president of the National
League has just arranged the following contract, for
1-9O: Hines with Pittsbure, Gcizcin and sullivan
with Boston, WhitrOck with II. Louis. Burns with
the Athletics. DOnohuc with Kansas CITY, Morr,cv
and Heard with Milwaukee. Conway with Buffalo,
Kennedy Guinasso, Bradley and Cudworth With
Worcester: Moore, OConncl, AnnA, SOY. FaSan,
sullivan Matthias. Lynch and Foster with Hartford
L. Terrier with New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

THE ARREST OF PlERoLA-N BITTER FIGHT FOR
THE PRESIDENT - THE DREYFUs

The imprisonment of cxrrcsdcnt Nicolas Picrola,
nj Perm i, due 10 financial a. well political mo
tives. The Presidential election viii be held next
Tuesday and Pcrola j, candidate He has carried
on a campaign more offensive than that OF his op-
ronents Bormudez and Ro>aS. a great deal Of po-
ical inienpcrancc is allowed 10 candidates in south
American electoral campaigns. and If Picrola has come
20 Grief il must bc the consequence Of hi, having
carried the political partisan fight on the ground OF
financial and unpatrioiic interests. when he was
President of Peru. at the time OF tie Gillian war; ne
sustained the big cuano claim presented by the Drey
fls firm and naturally he i opposed now To the
Peruvian contract with the British bondhodcrS which
does not recognize the Drcyfus claim "a being part
of the cancelled foreign debt Of Peru. Pcrola ana MS
paitsans have appealed probably TO the pecuiary IN
ter,ssts If the people, and attempted 10 str up
riots in Lima. under the prctencc that the poltl'ai
and financial future of the country had been sur
rendered practically 10 a committee Of British money
lenders At any rate. his movements must have
been especially offensive. for the Peruvian Govern
ment had assumed attitude Of perfect neutrality
toward the three Presidential candidates and no vi"
lent measures would have been taken against any
OF them unless public order should have been put
In danger
The Administration Of President General Caccrcs
had even made an attempt to reconcile the two
factions of the Bermudistas and the Ko-!saS whose
principal leaders had been convokcd 10 special meet
ing at the house Of Mr.. Brigoyen. the present MIN
lister OF Foreign Andl> III tHc acre. 'dvl,r',
Democrats, the parti,ans Of Plerola made no oD-
lection 10 the holding Of that meeting. though icN
declined to attend. The c0ncihaOry efforts OF the
Government were useless. be, au.c INC adAcietN "'
Bermudcz and Ro,a> refused settle their dteirnco
and 10 unite upon the name of common candidate.
The electoral fight was, therefore, bound to proceed
With great bitterness. The Government in order 10
preserve its neutrality. declared that The President
Of the Republic would leave Lima followed by The Ear
rison of The place before the 18Th of April the catc
OF the election. The city was 10 remain under the
guard of It's militia. such was The information
brought by the last mail from Peru, but these ar
ranCements may have been altered if any attempt al
riofng was made, as reported by later dispatches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Chicago. April l,pcciaI There can be no better
Illustration Of the broad character Of 10 days wheat
market than the fact that Masinn one Of iIutchn.
on, brokers, sold 2.oOn.oOO bushels for May de
livery at one price. and that the market. In spite oi
ii, cnormou, offering of single option. easily main
tanned Itself and even advanced. May wheat opened
- Re-; sold between % =, and - , T. and closed
II - 10. June opened at Il =. and closed a.
-, is. July opened At - D.. and closed AT Il =.
There Michigan report which gave the condition
81 winter WHEAT ia that state from 80 Ia 81 ana
which pronounced The condition IN" lowest since the
STATE Bur,lu had been IN rNl ,t"ncc. dlSAt, from
California in one of the papers pronounced the con
difiou not above 10 There were Sensational
message from - Lou, IN regard 10 the bad outlook
In southern Illinois. There were probably jOoOooo
iushc- of wheat covered for less than half dozen
great bear traders Partridge, kaufman, Rcam and
90 Nm" Jones. Com active during the day. ana
ni nicht showed advance over the opening Of ;
cent Oal, also participated In the activity OF the
ofl,r clslln-. advancing during the day little over
one cent. Provision, were Il good deal more active
than they have been. Is has been the Of late
Short rib, led everything else. Hutchinson bought IT
was estimated nearly 100000 pounds. advancing
prices : =. cents MaN wheat on tile curb va,
:. IS puts, -. calls, "a 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

and sight exchange on London was easy at 25.ls
francs to the :. ,.
Y White ~ Co. are Offering to investors
Se00. 600 City of Columbus ONO, 2o-year per
ccnfs sewer bonds see advert lsem"lt
Thc governors of the Stock Exchange have adj
mllicd 10 dealings at tine Doaru the loilo"lns
securities:
Edison General Electric Compny-An additional
- 30. 500 Of capital stock which va held in the
trcl,ulN making The TOTAL amount listed r9oo5.ooo'
additional $4,000 nr~t consolidated mortgage q per
cent gold bonds, making the an 0ht listed fl'7-oVv
tl,i,tl, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com
IN additional $4,000 first mortgage extension
ard collateral per rcnI bonds mailing to'' amount
''' ORION, Improvement Company Consolidated mort
cac, per cent gold bond, ~ 100000 issued Tor the
red P, aw | s We're .od at The Raj Estate
T>chanec and Auction Room. Limited by Adrian IL.
" 20. 30 ,lSrc> Manhattan Life Insurance C CO.. S9i
500 Irac-on tirc n.uangc Co. ,crip ~ ror con-,
$1,000 WASHINGTON ana crscowm ii, L. pr a Jr,T
III 900 william burgh Ga-Lieht Co. 2o-year per
cent s'srg no"s d., G@r Npr o hoo Terminal Railway
Warehouse Go. r cent gold trust Dohu' uue lo'
mo 49, G rcs cc' god GoaG, da juno. 1915, OBJ
loo Share, NJ r1 rnon telegraph Cos sls.
% ,qar.- ,aa@' i.>pr-- CO... i'3 9as,.
IL ,i li,'' r ',N, A ;,' Il; r. 9ll.
olo5a s w qi1I, al LIKE Co. 2cyear per
cent no.ts'er bonds due 1900 iIo TO- 200
-iar,.- Importers ane Traders Nai-ona Bank 'oi'
l. .hnrr, Ponn,ylVan Coal Co, 3oo2.
- -hnfr~ Corn I.Neh1ug" Bank, - =
IL .ha.o- Fourth National Bank, lbt. 90.
share. American Exchange National BANK iof., 70.
= share, United Nru-j,r-y Railroad and Canal OoS'
81 -,
40 shares RroldNav In-rfanc" Co. III. =,
.iair- NictIa.Ia mai '"i-fH'tl"h ~ -
4..l"O N1nhatf,n Beach Improvement 60. pr WIN
bond G.c 1909, Co.. ,.... r,to cuaran.
G. .isr.- Bank II Now. York. 10 ,, and :,
100 ~hlrr- foi;t--'oond street, MahhaU'"''' '' ' ~
Nirh,'a. Avenue Il. T.. CO.. 81
shares Home ln>ufanc" co.. lpi Too,
-f.ir. Iroatvay National Bank. 3VO'2.
share Rfookiyu Bank. 1871.
SHAPES RfolhlNn TITS ll'ht 60. u.
share Third Avenue L.. l.. CO.. 30. -
shares N.trunoifan Phonogf1ph 60. 10 20,
share. Ieou.'- G1--Iight CO. ~ If '"A w 49,
T., -,,r,. l'hrniN National Bank OF N"W-l ork l5' -
- 600 Louisville Southern l.. Il. nr-t mortgage per
Il 900 ruriiuetln. cedar Tllpd, and Northern r. r.
lr.t r.nrir,r, ; nor cent bond due 1905. o.
100 shares standard ON Trust. lGGis.
~ shape MI. End spool cotton Co. IL.
lpn cairo Arkansas and Texas H. H. hr't mort,sS'
pop D.Yt bonds loit.
-i.af.- Barring Gross Bfidgo CO.. 100. So,
share 49, Louis Iron M"un'an ana southern i'''''
way 81. - .o.o
- Louis fni stool Co..
.hpr. Nunfa-1ro spring Co.. -.
SHARES Nnn'f Ice Bank Not' Co. 30
-htrr United state Illuminating Co. -.
loo share. Long Island Underground Telegraph Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo April oCattle Recegt lat - hour: ipOI ,
head tot, Tor week thus lar. 40 Tor >iiar tn, -
week 1910: consigned through loo To- $500 ,b
| $50. ON sale head strong sheep ana lt. -
Receipt, last - hours. 300 head total tr week ri
lar is 600 for time last week.. 10000 con,
through 600 to New-York 500; on ali. II sou - 20
Il, mand but 40 lower rates. sheep hoce II cNts 7
SO ~ MEDIUM 10 good s6eS6 Is common O. goa;
~ ;Od& ~ oj IamhS-tood "a choice. ~ 2ode, 81 VI
Ia cool S7ds7 Is n,iium 81 ftr 80 so Sd So II -
RECENT. last - hours 900 head total cr week
far % AGO. for time last week. - Geo cois-n y
though 90; To New.Yorl. $500 on sale 400 -
vim fair demand mediums and heavy ~ -; sti' ~
medium weights ~ 55 selected York weights - -.
mixed pigs and light Workers - 3DGsf 40. p2s - -
81 30 ,,,. =, ooo had. shin.
mcnts 5000 Market active hrm end uns', st p.
Reeves $ids5 30: steers ~ 70dfj stoehr ad - 20
nrm !, ioa4a - cows bulls and MIXED 900 b.ad
rN,s catle - i5ds3 so Receipts. iso'u h,'H
shipments 5000 Market fairly active price az tult ,es
lower Mixed ~ 1jdSf 30; heavy. ~ - - %.
- TOAST 30 sheep Receipts 1000 head IN sc
600 Market active and strong NATIVES ~ 90: 90
Westerns - 500 10 lambs - 5ods7 cS p ~ mA,,
81 Louis. Anrl o-Cattle-Rec.ipt>. 500 hs'n mi.
men's 500. Market strong good q fancy NJ -
~ s0s4 10 fair good do - foasi 80 ,to'"ss ~
frcdcr, - 3OdS3 co; Texans and Indan SGT, - SO
az so Hogs-Rcceipts. 600 head: 81 o., ~
Market steady; fair 10 choice heavy, - 2pa9 ~ u %
ing grades ~ i5dSi % lght fair to best =, Na-xt
Shecp-Rsccipts $500 head shipments ho''' 'i''N'
firm, fair 81 choice, +idSo so,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Liverpool April ., ,. m.-Cotton-rhc sales Of the
d,y IN, lud,d zoo bales American
rf,i,., closed dull AmcrioanM lddlmg low middling
clans. AmI delivery. GGid buyclo. April and MAY de-
l,.rv GDtld bh1'i- MAY and June delivery, g.0 vi
-,rf, unr and July delivery l-6id sellers July and
Auo.t delivery 1864 sellers August delivery 1860
.,.r. AUGUST and September delivery. llGid seller,
..It,fnh.r d,ll,,r 11-Gfd -cl<> september and Oc
f.r d,.rt I'D sellers O' tobrr and November de
ll,rry. iooid -'i.l'. ,.. ...,,, - -
LOVE ,,ia,unr 10 II Toe GOOD ordinary l0lc aud
rro-, f. ipt- bales, .ar. -, bali, sto'h COG balc
N,t,il Autil .tnt.on IT. ady midns. lie and
.rn. t....ipt- 36 bales ,Npoit~ roa-tw,c, 81 bales
.,la- ,r ! .l,- -to'k. 20 s23 bales.
S,t,un,h AMI 9.-totton quiet middling. 10 i5-l6c
low illi,r 10 Lilo good Ordinary, 100 et and
rnnf. i~- bIli.: exports toastWi-c 1So bales sales
1870 bales stock. 4.-J. bil'r. ,,
lie lov middllng iOc Nood ordinary. 10 lie net and
eros> receipts 2j57 ha'>, "Nnoft- H. 'rrat britain
bales; s,les / 600 bales stock. lll5i5 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
NEn-JERSEY NOTIONS OF REFORM.
JERSEY CITY RUFFIANs NEED NOT FEAR THE
BALLOT BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE
AT TRENTON

At TRENTON.
Trenton. " j., April SpcciaD'-Thc Ballot REFORM
bill which the Joint non-partisan committee recon-
mended to the legislature. with the amendments
adoptcd on Monday night passed the House this even
Ing by a vote Of 30 to /. The Assembling rccoiuo"
in the negative i, james :. Erwin. of Hudson lie
represents the With District of that county, which Is
composed Of a part Of Jersey City and the 'iN III
Bavonnc having together population OF 3oooo'
The surprise was not so much that he voted against
the hill as that he alone opposed it and looked III VAIN
about the chamber for a colleague who shared his
views lie was "A member of the committee that are"
The bill but he never ndorscd or consented to IL.
His speech against the bill was vigorous. lie pr"
tested that il was not true Dalloticiorm bll, Dut
was designed TO gain party advantage 1t carried out
,bc main idea Of machine organization
in notifies and was similar TO the make
shift system adopted in Connecticut True
ballot rcfo.mcr, Of tie state would never indoise
the measure. II dos not require personal regis
tration. an essential feature for better enforce
nent of the election law. In one great feature o.
ballot reform the bill Wa wholly lacking and that
voter inside the booth election day, nowhere else
and al no other time Withou, thi, feature. any I'M
j. "A sham and "a hdmbue The bll was supported
i'm speeches hy a number OF Republicans. VINO SAID
that they advocated II because 1t OHCvd some degree
of relief if not complete relief. IL was not the bill
they wanted. but since the House would pass II"
the bill was passed the House adjourned for the
week.
which created such stir in the senate. Yesterday
sleeps OF the S'uatc's calendar. Exactly what tho
senate means 10 do only be conlrctuicl bul
the imprc>. on prevails that the Republicans VIII
may pas II was agreed DAY To defer action on
the substitute until next Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
NOTES FROM THE NEW REPC BLIC.

Rio dc Janciro, April 0, via Galvcston.-Gcnerai
DcodorO da Fonscca on April paIdoncd several prs
oncrs.
The death is announced Of Pedro Pauo, well
known professor Of Obstetrics.
oscar Mangcon, a broker has been drowned.
The following reforms have been promulgated by
the Government Liberty Of the press. liberty Of assO
cation and OF public meeting and "A modification OF
the judicial and criminal organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Carbonate, Penn, April (speciaD.-A cave in
occurred this morning at Mayvile, two miles from
this city. which swallowed up two houses in the
heart of the village and there fears that it viii
,outiuuc and do great damage to ,he place. The
mine is owned by the Erie Railroad Company and
is operated under the name Of the Hillside Coal ana
Iron COmDdny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
IVY cLUB ELECTIONS IN PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. j. April . (SpcciaD-Thc following
men from the present sophomore class have been
elected as members Of the Ivy Club for next wear:
Herbert :. Carter, New jersey; Evan W. Evans. New
Jersey: sheppard lIomans. IT.. New Jersey Andrew
e. GREY. Delaware: samuel j. MnOt, New jersey;
Powder Phinzy, Georgia Lawrence y. Young. Ken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
sxUGGLED CHINESE ARRESTED At SAN DIEGO

san DIEGO Cal, April 0-Tcn Chinese were cap
tured early this morning. They were entering the
hartor in a fshermans boat from Lower California.
about . O'Clock, when they were stopped hy customs
officers on guard Ballast Point, at the entrance
TO the harbOr. The boat owned by J. T.. VIII
Jams who Is also in custody The Cinnamon were
some Of those transferred to the steamer NcWbcrn
from the steamer City Of Iclun. at IAN Francisco
March 20. and taken by the Ncwbcrn 10 Lower Cali
forna. Twenty three Chinese arc no" IN custody
hnr0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco April o. 1890


London, April .. p. n-COnsols ~ 10 l"r money.
and ISL the account Atlantic and Great We'tsin ~.
mortgage trustees certificates 33 Erie, 2J-c k'ddhg
2O7. Stanlsh - 72s. Money. 2lsd2ia pei cent .,
Paris advices quote exchange London al - francs u
ccntinc for checks ,.--,--, -
Tho amount bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
hal O-di Is IS, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
OIL. MARX Els.

ou CITY Penn. Aprl 9-NatiOnal Transit certificates
o,ood AZ sOc highest eOac lowest 1870 closed 1Jiac
AZ 90 900 bbis; charters 6I3O5 bbs; shipments
rs $40 bbls runs. 65, 700 bbls , .. q. .,c
ptsbnre April 9.-Pcro lcum- National Transit certin
Gates opened s0c closed '32e highest 5o.c lowest
7essos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
HAVANA MARK + /.

ch,nSe anet sugar auici; az Matanlas, LOCO pas
Centrifugal. % degrees polarization. sold ~ ~ W
gold per Quintal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

7 7 7 y ID
.... s'-'Low Mldfl.ng......-.l0 BIC
food Ordinary

food Ordinary. = Low NHih2-.-...- ~ olo
Strict t,opi Ordinary - Niiil'hS III
Dnfon. wer. not e.pcr ALLY inter sting today and the
spec iaton continued slow. Liverpool advices d>appont
"a IN. "buil." who started selling at a." QUIT ana
prices de- lined @f points hg this na, followed by re-
cover, II 2a3 points ra-,d small port receipt, closing
q aas AZ point. decline for tn" day >a,r- B 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

In STAT, issues North Carolina c>. 1919. s.ii
10 1T It, and Tennessee settlement ,s 80 los.
Of city bank stocks. i"urth National solu . 81
iG1 B.. Mechanics u~I a. pos Nmi' \liioual
30 III - IT, and Western National u at a..
The general bond market was fairly active. and
ruled firm Chesapeake and ON" cunsol ~ were
40 10 lOl 81, and seconds. Richmond and Nile
alany division. 81 per cent. again sold at Il +
al - The Atchison. Iopck1 and Santa ir
issues were firm at clo>c to full li-nfcs. Atlanta
and Dan,illc hrsts sold at J,o 90. Missouri
Kansas and 1c>as general j. were firm ai :, 81
81 - Is Reference Is made To our tull report OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
BUSINESS IMPROVING.
MORE ACTIVITY IN STOCKS.
THEY SHOW A DECLINING TENDENCY, But
CLOSE STEADY
SALES AT THE STOCK EACHANGE-ArKIL ..
yOXDS AND BANK STOCKS.

Bank 81 Republic
lS.......l9J
Mercantile Bank
ISL. 2os
Fourth Nat lian :
81 ....-lG1 =
Ninth Nat Bank
lO...... IL l.
Western Nat Bank
iO.9 %
DIST OF Colum 80
Registered
O0c. .-l22
Nor car IS 1919
5000 ......I2i =
Tenu settlement -
1000 -.-.-inJ
Atch Top 4 san j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE II STOCKS.

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r,o.o ,. Gown. f,,,,.,..,..,.,, ,..i,v j., ,bc
"'' "
Nolum' "l ''>lI'NN ""''' III '' ''''~ ~ '''-'
me sales OF I>''i SHOCKS a. ~'''l l'''-''
shares AGAINST only 55.-~i shares Nc>icrdIF.
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"'"'"" WI" "'' ~
pis' 4" get co. OF Their stocks NrlNir ii' dr '-r
aud cr,.llfl ,l1,- .-,for, wh, led r.Ir :, sill
49,. ...,..i,.-. ....,.. ,ll... .... - 1..,.,.
' '''i
81 ia" n'Ihr' were 'N' "h4H''i '''i'i' lN ii'"
Pacific stock and H. advance oi 81 pc cent. a'd
the annarc,f ,,c,l,r.os of al il. ,,DriI STOCKS
u.,l.,,., trc,.tcl .i.,li..i i..l nor cent Mis-.
80
s"'I RACINE - PEI ''" "'" "'S''" ''''"
per cent Tie Transactions ln nion tAr.Ic ~i"r~
Amounted 10 90 800 ,iafc,. willie the total Dr. f,
,trc.. ,,,iJ .,o.f. ,,,n,J .. rr ,,.l ..l, f.Duu.
s-.'.'H j. "O" '' ''''' I'D '.'' '' y """ '''
Than n Is 10 buy n"l- uhofs property
The coal stocks. nofNIi. >t4nllu- fAc dcplnr.-
hlo cord,,,,n of fine coal trade found a s..ppoft
that was sufficiently .ic,rcr than the assault,
,..,. . ,l.., =, lfl ,t.,~ i.,r.. firm, ...d .,.-
l"f,,r + 49,. ',,'.' .,t w.. ...,, ~ H. l.i
Az ,i y, .,l,,... 49, .,'i.i'. ,,,i ..n ',l,..,..