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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
SHE MIST PAY DUTY o. HER OvN HAIR

Albert Blank. Of Amigo, Wis.. recently received
communication from the po-tofce department 81
the Custam House here, saying that package oi
human hair sent ~ him from Germany by mall wa
under seizure AT the Custom House IN this CITY - IT,
contents being merchandise, were subject I" ANY, ana
could not legally be imported through the Wii'' J"
t,j; Mr. Blank sent the following reply: The roll
f hair ID. frau, my ,rifcs own human hair. which she
forgot to take along when She cinigrtied can't zee
why il ebnud he LIABLE. 10 duty, it been worn lN
h,r fr yc.r. Mr. Elanl can have her hair ~ max
inc an affidavit that II her own har ana By paying
a fine equal to the duty, about 40 cents
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.rnelos sale, u 900 barrels Of tomorrow delivery |"
500 ss c.u., and 900 barrel. 81 cash oil at 500 mt.
REFINED quotation, unchanged at 40 cents IN oaFfe's
nd = cents cases ,.rts
Fo-scn quotations were points lower az 80 mats,,
I'm nr,.n but unchanged at 1872 francs az Antwerp anu
5LQ5il pence IN London.
OH CIV. Penn. April fO.Natonal Transit c"ftih at;
open.f a: -9ac hi-h,s =. Sole 10" ~ .'sc ' liz,
* bbi- charters. 90 cfl Dds snip
mt. ~ ..,l lli- runs. 6o.G3i bbl>. ..,.
D. h,r- ami iO-Petrorum duh hut steady \a,io.'
al transit c,rtna opened 20 Closed sOsci hshs''
bradford Pom April 1O.-Nationa Transit cerncae.
one. ned -gAc closed sOc highest. soho; lowest '9sc'
cl,arauocs, SO 900 bbls.
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John g. Wittc the hardware merchant Of TN, city
who recently shot himself in Montreal on account
Of i'll health died there Yesterday from MS """h''
lie was sixty one years old and was born III LnD''"'
Germany. lie came to New York early In the hi'cs
and became impOr,c; of fancy goods ne "'u''-
ward went into the hardware business with Ms
brother in Chambers st. under the name OF D. g.
,yit,c 4 Pro- j. g. Wittc had for thirty years
reprc,entcd his firm the road ana WAS Wln'ly
known As the drum major" He leaves Wiic ana
married daughter The body VIII he sent mere i"'
burial in Greenwood Cemetery. The funeral VIII be
held saturday.
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GILr0y CALLS IT A COOP DEMOCRATIC BILL

Several members OF the Board Of Education went to Al
bany last attend hearing OF the Assembly Com.
mltcc on Cities regard 70 the AheaTn bill The bill
provides appointment Of twenty four members Of the
Board Education three from each school district Mayor
Grant asked favor the bill but he referred the matter
10 the board saying letter President Simmons that
he did TO recommend change unless It should
be considered desirable by the Board
The xard OF Education has opposed the Ahearn bill on
the gEauld that the appointment Of colMssonsrs I9Ia
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John G. Murray, second steward OF the steamer 'is
n, Alexandria, was arrested Yesterday afternoon on
charge of smuggling goods worth $1,000 on the last
trin OF the steamer. which ended on Monday night
william H. T. Hughes the manager OF the Ne" Ofh
and Cub. steamship Line, 10 which the steamer De
-, ,ao tho comnl,,nt He said that he received
tIe nfnrnsion on which the complaint is based nom
Charles Ritter who was PASSENGER %. ue NeSscl.
fhreats of making some else suffer for Bringing inc
charge lie was held In 1000 BAL Tor eHaHiatiol'
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For a year and half or more i has been one
Of the mysteries Of the Street for whose account
stock -broking firm closely connected with the
Mercantile Trust Company was short large
amount of Chicago, Milwaukee and ~. Paul stock
There have been all sorts OF guesses in regard TO
it, Al one time Mr. Hill. OF the Manitoba Com
panv. was credited with il, and at other periods
other railway manager, have been mentioned as
the probable persons To-day certain develop
mcnts have come to our knowledge which probably
Indicate that the $1,000 shorts In ST. Paul stoc
is close to the mana cement OF the Missouri racine
Company. If this could be positively verified, 10
would explain why the Missouri Pacific Company,
which as a company has not one dollar at stake
in the matter is at this time the particular kicker
AGAINST the traffic arrangements between the 'hi-
caro- and Northwestern and jnion fhcllo COM
pancs Mr. Gould IS not covering his tracks as
we'll as he did formerly. 80,
To-day's stock market ruled firm till after the
investment orders mad been executed hen that
Terminate business had been done and the market
had hpscd into It's usual duness, the work oi uc-
nr.ssion was resumed. Mr. Gould vas happy III
marking the price Of his Missouri Paclnc OH io
per cent TO 30 IL. mat iSurc possloN /, o t
That might warrant an investment buying on 'lc
first mortgage bonds of any company "Hl'h ic
controls 1t is high figure for any OF ms S'o.hs'
cNccpt on 4 speculative basis. Yet Mailna',''n !
Tlcvatcd after opening up 81 per cen, at lVo -
, lOy "a still closed at Oe -.
Iu,ou Pacific was a special feature IN the carry
dealings II opened mp Is per cent AT ooi anu
the prineipal part of the business III 55ovo snaieS
va, done al So So SO Il. but 1t finally closed
as last night. at 80 IS. In the last hali-hour.
connected with some manipulation of the money
market. there was rand on the general marNe''
,rhich in a dull market was effective on prices;
Inn, only at the expense of an Increased shoil
interest II the predicted earthquake TOT Apt,
- comes of. the bears if they are here' Will
have an opportunity TO cover.
I'm IN, meantime the reports OF railway earn
ir~s are coming in with greater gains thah were
INTERRUPTED They were expected 10 make FAVOR
able comparisons put not such i"i-o H'"' Wv
thus far reported. ;s;, lo,,
Tho nnplication Of the general commission IL"
., th, unlisted department to-day very nearly de
s,roI.d that department. The totai safes IN y,
Including $500 shares of mining STOCKS, VIM VIM
,r. sill exempt from the rule. were only ?'-o'
S'1 Ts market closed soft ut close to the lowest
prices of the day.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Tho Treasury purchased Sl26,75O bonds; \
nor cents Sal 100. at ~, and Il per cents
r., c-n a. lO3 - At the Stock Exchange
,hcrc was no business done III Government bonds
and the quotations were steady rs follows:
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specal localities would tend foster political Interests "
til. method has done when tried before Inc commas
.,o, Who wen, n Albany were T. w. Deyoe. william
Lummis H. o;ugeenhemer T. Mcriarty and Miles n1''''
They found that strong political combination hau Dee
worked UP 10 support bill When they SAID that H's
Grant had refused the bill. they were tou "'
had tho suunort ~ Commissioner Gilroy. and personal
letter from him was shown in which he urged all Dehoo'"
n vote for the Ahcarn bill on ground that It is good
tic
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TIE TROUBLE rs THE REGIMENT NoT OVER lEr'

"
The bad feeling which has existed I'm Company "i
the list Regiment, between Captain hclhiap anu INC
other officers and the privatcs viii not be 'ho"i "N
the action which Governor IIll has taken IN declaring
that tle findings the board which was app'lh"u ~
examine CAPTAIN Ielknap null and void 'Ap'Al"
Icinap refused to give mp at the rcluc-i "i '""h''
Eoppcr. the command OF Company y, "n'h j. mo
crack companv IN the regiment, 10 be made Ir-'"'i
inspcctor Of rife practice. The colonel then i'''"i
charges against Captain Bcknap. which, il SUSTAINED
would incauacitatc hiin from holding commission i'
the National Guard AdJutant"cncral Porter "p
uoufrd an examining board 10 investigate 'i'''
charges, The board composed a. follows lh
sncctor General Thomas II. Barber prc-idcni colonel
H. Partridge Of the I'D Regiment. Lieutenant
Colonel George \. Miller. of the eth Regiment MAJOR
I. g. Eddy Of the Attn Regiment, and MAJOR I. a.
Chaunccy IT, Of the -th Regiment, Judge ad'"'"'r.
The report Of this board. which took great deal 81
testimony, wa. a singular ono and l. Wa pi'di't1
that thc rcport would not stand IL va never made
tllc lt IL. recommendation were to i' 'i''t WA,
inn hoard found nothing - warrant a h'l'i 'ltt az
,.i cIlnau could H.. discharged ioi n"iitrncN, bui
-, ,h -aun time il recommended his discharge for INC
hcrrgt of the regiment. ms IS the report "lh,l
Gnyrrucr Illl has declared imperative and void lie
sa,, II decide nothing WHAT action VIII hc taken
nov has NOT vet been determined.
(nmra,,y T. Will have a reception al Inc Harlem
Opcra House Hall tn. evening. \ large numtrr OF
military guests have been invited and many oil uch
Will appear In UNIFORM.
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WHAT ARE THE ALDERMEy's CLERKS DoISGl

One OF the Fassett Investigating committees experts
Henry w TAFT, busy yesterday In the once Of
c,uian Twomcy CLERK Of the Board Of Aldermen. making
an examination Of the records. particular object q"
inquiry wa, the Of done by the thirteen
expressing clerks employed by the Board drnp the Ia"
four y,af. will probably acquaint the committee
with the discoveries he has made tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
THAMES FOR CAPTAIN ROBERTS'S SERVICES

Mr. TAYLOR Of the London agency Of the Imam Steam
shin Line wrote letter recently TO T. H. lsnai. Of the
London agency OF the White Star Line. expressing the
thanks Of the Imam Line 20 the White star Line for the
aton Of Cautap Robert, the steamer Adracc IN bring
inc e steamer Adrseatc the assistance Of the city Of
Paris and for doing other services TO the crippled steamer
The letter was received yesterday at tie office Of the
White Star Line.
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81 Louis April l0-Flcur quotaby unch33nsd ,vs bu:
,,v,- not unite 80 feNcrsh In the past "" Nav
The volume OF business va, fair The sS% e below YES
,srd,v No red cash Sic May, SOB Gsi',0, Inlv
So, asked. June sOL ds2c. closed sosc $50 Sssc
-, sosc closed zoe bid August 1ssd .3-., Nv closed
asked. Corn quiet No mixed cash - nsasf Sos:
3s5ic bid June. 2s July, 2gtc DH 9n.ed easy: No !:
cash. De Nav 2ssc July 2s+c asked and mi higher
r rre and fancy quotabie "G,Se; Artiye,
prarie 90 5odes 80; timothy s2GslS,. ani". cream.
Iqaxseed II 40 Lead dull. Buttet WI. ~ sic
cry i7eise dairy Esss-p s cs ZAP Prcyseg,
active pork SO 75dsi0 So lard prime se cans and rbs
dry salt meats shoulders; 81 7'dsi SD Shoulders so
- ia, LONGS and ribs. 50 short cl'i ooo hns wheat.
hams 10 75aSl2 % l,eceiptstloa ~ Goo bush rye:
1000 bush barley 5000 bush A., 100 bush oats 10000
bush: rye 5000 bush; barley. 1000 busn'
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letter from cx-Chambcrian Richard Croker has been
received by a relative his written at Wc-bnd"n IN
which Mr. Croker says that there has been wonderfully
iap!d Improvement in his health lately and hat he VIII
sbo,ty return home The recipient Of the letter inter.
urctcd this that Boss night be expected al
any tine between and September.
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liverpool April 10, 80 p mbe't in poor dlmaoaa
u,m.lh, demand has fallen oil. Bacon IN poor d'nsna.
Sander About T. 10 Il a. steady at -. 'heesel
demand ha~ fallen on Talow in fair demand Sr ,,i,
-, rifu.ntine in fair demand firm AZ Bis ho>ln III ~.
demand Iard-Spot and futures IN poor a. hanu ~
W.,t.fn. spot. April. MAY and JUNE dul az o ~
VIA, In Door demand new No. winter: steady AT ~ ~
Flour i'm poor demand. CornSlot and ttli's Il" ~ a
v ,rr AZ q. I'd nne m At B 7isd. Hops at London
Pacific Colst-lheIc Is nothing oHtll"H'
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In state issues there were small sales of North
Carolina special taxes at Ia vi Guy " amH
stocks Fourth National sofa Nv AT lo' - "A''
'rrndc,mcns ls2l at III.
I'm, general bond market was fairly active ana
firm Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc Is were
.,rnnr ot - 81 and the incomes after 90 5-s at
Goys Missouri Kansas and Texas new Is were
firm at - 3-Ia15 IS chesapeake ana ONO cor" cor,
sol IS were firm up to lOa, but the seconds. H.
Snd 4 division. sold at 20 for small amounts
Enn.ns civ and Omaha trstS rose 10 So la
s3 ia St Louis. Arkansas and Texas firstS weak
,ncd under the agreement arrived at between me
Two imposing reorganization committees, nut tne
scco,ds we're higher and closed at - ID. ket-
crcnrc is made to full report of bond transac-
tons.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Tho money market early ruled at 1-cdf -"
per cent and renewals ana new business were gen
orally done at 4 per cent, but some belatcd Dor
rowcrs made late rate of u per cent. at which
tg,,rcs the closing offerings were at.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SlO',019,5'3; balances.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House Sls5,2oo. Its net gain on balance WA was
Sls2.l72 made up by a coin gain OF Sol ,oyS'
lions included Receipts S2,27i,s40; payments.
- Op2 36s, resulting in II general balance OF
Sl77,?i ,535, consisting of $l72,75s.ol' coin and
$i.l53.5ls currency. -.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccivrd to-day $l6l,0 National bank notes for
rcdcmption .- A., :;
The customs ft''iP'> W'rt = Dol Wy -
ternal revenue receipts Si62,630, and the mis-
ccllancous receipts S1i,5O3
To-days Washington Treasury tatcmcnt OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows;
Aprll o. April TO- Differences.
Net COLD on hand 1926 SO 1926 382 Inc SOP O31
Nct silver ma -l5oS,SoS -l,-ii,OSl pc'' i''''-'
Net lcgal.tcndcrs $500. 100 ~ ..- , IN, ooe
on hand. ..-.-... OOOl, 'ol O,2-t,ii' ihO' io-"-"
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
ut-tandng ...- $3.50. 49,. 49,. -, am,
certificates t-lV To- 30 t2lO w, ioo nv rot
Deposit, IN banks @'--'iSt 2foiolo' Dec 'i"'-o
N,t ca-h bal ccS231 33 100 gu Dec 900 'S'
The foreign exchange markets were dull but
firm at quotations for actual business as follows
Bankers bills. 81 Sa 3-8 and 81 81 rs for long
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be assessed yearly the rate Of s. man. and every
UNDERGRADUATE Will be a member OF the union with fun
privileges Of voting and holding Office Members OF the
Law and Medical Schools become members by
yearly payment Of S. also.
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rrroprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LJEOPLAN FINANOIAI NAT'hT.'-'
London April TO- II 80 p m,-Coa.3s, - IBIS 'of
rno,ev and % l.6 for account. Atlantic ana Gras
Western first mortgage trustees c'rti' ates 33,;
Canadian Pacinc 7i4 Erie second consos 1857: LII.
ro C,tra rs. Mexican Ordinary. 3J'. ~. Paul
non. 695,: New.York Central IlOis; Mexican Central
new Der cent bonds. 1872.
The rae y discount the open market Tor short bills
Oh Der cent and for months, bills Pc per cent.
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and short sterling respectively; French francs al
51sl-S and 5l6 IA reichmarks at 80 IA and
95 "a, and guilders at 40 and 40 l-s.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England at the,
weekly meeting to-day reduced its rate for dis.
ing the week the bank lost s4i9, 900 bullion, and
the proportion Of its reserve TO its liabilities was
raised from 4l.23 to 1890 per cent, against an
advance from 1910 TO 10 per cent in the same
week of last year. when its rate for discount was
per cent The bank to-day gained Ct 900
bullion on balance. The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France shows losses Of $500, 900 francs
gold and 2,525, 900 francs silver. At the London
Stock Exchange British consols were easier al
81 1916 and % IL respectively for money and
account In the SPen to market RI money for dis
balances To / 3-4a2 per cent. Bar silver was
iirner with an advance to ~ 1-Sd. per ounce
American railways opened lower responsive TO
yesterdays home markets, and later made good
rccoveries. closing dull and undressing Az
Paris French per cents were steady at $500 l-2
and sight exchange on London was weak az
2517 - francs TO the 6.
Blake Brothers Il Co, are oherlng TO investors
S2600 City of Birmingham, Ala, per cent
public improvement bonds at los and interest.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
1883. 1889. 1890.
$ S.' ( ,s s.i5$:3 's
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
f E$%''; E %ls sssss 90 .
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PITrsBURG.
First F%'iOy week in April. sas5H ssssss sssis
Jan. TO April IT,. 5lj,3J5 $1,000 4I3&
IOWA CENTRAL.
5 ga.' week ;s AP1 April s;5ss ls 1875 1875
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
f FG%'s week. q IN April ss sss ees SO s7s
Jan / to Apfil a.... 1,2O535i 1,3l6So5 1,j5s 30
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
f's %%i IS ss$ SS slsj g
TOLEDO, ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
S S$%',; {: :: ,$3 #
TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Number OF miles,. 80. 207 39
First week in April. $3.50 SLID S22t3o
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
First week in APRIL. s1O6OO s2520o 80. Ivy
Jan. % April 1.--- 'ob,JOO ''V'-Vo ofi'iW
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
fl!' APRIL s5s5ss s sIsid s ss5Ssi
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
F FSmSfF w OF R, is March sl.5s ss
KANSAS CITY, MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM
Fourth week IL March. Si.'3oi 5;.lsq
Jan. l 20 March 81. IT'D 'At''@
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
NSn'1 s q M MsrcR 3D. i i35s2s s32
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HAVANA NJ ARK Eft.

Havana Aprl lO-Sugar steady. owing TO puaa..ts d.
snrrmators sales 600 bags Centrifugal =, !" snanls 81
vrers polarization at PSI. gold per euh''' D'
gold oiO3,d2il. Exchange quiet.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tb, statement O, the National Transit Company for
March, issued Yesterday shows decrease from February
in eros, STOCKS 81 l22 6G barrels. in sediment ana surplus
account o, - 65s and in net mclchantaOe nuid OF o's
barrels, The in net stocks, couped WIN an me
cl.a-e OF barrels in credit balances % pV'i'
result. IN cancellation certificates Of 2o92lo barrels
This reduction in negotiable certificates Is striking
feature q the report and would with prevailing o.,a
sentiment hailed strong argument iot nyeSi
In i r a "a o BARR Last month ts reep:,
Increased 3os l0i barrels and the d,NeIieb ~ onI,
s es II ba Iei The receipts re made up Of lso5y2
barrel, from the wes ana S9o ccmDrsed
barrels cne and lSc eare, a.r tor q The o
three months OF 1890 are annexed;
National Trans. r.A,,- Nar,h
bbi-. OF - gals. Jiaiarf,- ,y.. - -,
sediment and LIN sGrp sa sSSiiSS 7Gi5s
SrF 81, S9s.'n's ss5 s5 sos, ss os;
1 4Ssi d s&l,4 i. 4iss isiI,5 l9,7$ss
LAc,s, d,ls,rles-...-.--.. t'Dopo -t''i'' 0'.-,
The small reduction in stock, shown above /, s"aE.sd
which showed stocks II 3i2r3 bar els on Na,h 81
I ISi is5 61reis Ihere is te doubt That report, 4
all e PIPE Ines @ fs th , IN il not kcy t. resch 70
b,aii,h expectation. .. 49,. .,..,,, ,,,,,
Tie TrbunoS Albany dispatch YESTERDAY morning gave
Ianv 10 the STANDARD interests II was not eensa.y
bie by The Bachye PIPE Line had been again adj
,anced ~ cent, to 80 cent, per barrel ., IN National
r,n.t eertn,ates YESTERDAY. The monthly rpolt Vas
not - had been looked for and H. da'g
result that price, were shade nnSr a. ~ te ssA
Tyehanse, rising from ~; cent? d 20 b arono,tai
on trivial transactions. but the options, arr ea'n. ,n
from -oT - ~ , 1h arkSt. ce.od steady With
revived hope, that rally might be- enjoyed ere long a.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were - 1917
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on ue Produce Exchange to-day tho butter marAe,
] ittf

,trcns So asee 40. 4a5g 1a's strong So MID
L'a 1 ana 50 n"s m'1 Wh n@ and S@
quiet Sugar weaker Ler' In good demand. I'' Cheese
Milwaukee. Apin 10 Flour STEADY. What inst
u ~ ,ng o." tla'A ssS n,a &C. Na as ,;sc
SSl's,. o' Hi' in tore IGc HarirS So On track
inter anchasra d'iy. iIelec. Egg, Easy MN.
four ZOO Dbl wheat 5000 bu-h barley. 100
la-n shipment Flour 10 100 bDs wheat. 80 coo bush
& As 1os,SaF rss. n sss.l S yq Ss
S r i5 1' , s'' We're 'aTy IN the Week With fair
se@ FROM g1 1 n tsay super ,%r Ping as
d. MA & 5oG.5 80 = winter family, ,sas4 80 !
' "ld, ,S 9a SD"a Win S INV Snei a
. ss@,t 10 DO straight e,r - Ks, % "' DE- .t%g
.sot g, patent ,. 5o%Ss DO da ,or's s. brand and
ntS ana iar o."s =. 90 wheatTsir milling denand
Tor d.r'bc eradc- but shippers holding on win very
sit oncrine- prices wcrc hrnly hid. but in the All,
a @ Of do%ns g gS'tI S fair E to qocG ns
S Sas 9o@ %nsrdpd in eoi-t cevaor Sgoas :
ia /" ,n %S 80 ssssl 60 a red s 5Gts so% Con-
option market opened firm. and .ase hisher; under
and. the ,pb-cqnrnt reaction IN 'h''ag9
h- market ruled nrm i'm very rn s dsp". ema 70 3, %
bush 80 msd for ,p?t and ApIi wrr ,s1en At B. e
G aS local lp a ais in good demand and rm frnd
mn. "a Al a2d35.c No. mixed ia Washington street
cic, ator at 35c for local trade NJ" 3 msei and high
i,cd ON track. 3fd31 he, steamer NO mixed. track
and Grain depot 81. d3Sc -tamrr III export elevator,
quoted a. IS. oa6c; No. yellow IN 2oth- ELEVATOR at
go.c. 80 mixed. April. 3''a37'sc May. 31sd3sisc
june 80. a3S.c July 39aJ''sc Oat~ Market for car
ot- ruled firm under nodrra" receipts aud iar demand
rejected white 3lc ungraded white. She do choice.
3S-c. so. 3 white. 80 90 clipped 33c Ne. white.
"a 40 whit clipped. 81. Futures shade stronger
Under lehi onrrina- and in sympathy with the advance
I'M earn 40 white. April. 32d3. 2c NAV 30a.n}Ii.c
jan aona3lc: July. 30Id3lc, Hnttcr dun and weak
Creamery extra. Ice do prints extra e6f
air ieg- duh and unsettled IcnnrS l,ann rists. Ia
i5r Ofl,r articles unchanged. Receipts Flour, $500
ia. aud ZOO sacks: wheat 600 bush 1873 40
,.h ats . bush. Shipmcnt>-Whcat. 1900 bush
corn 1870 600 bush; oats . 100 bush
,r,i.d, Ohio Apr l0.-Whcat active and lower; cash
Sc. Anil s4'sc MAY. $40 July. SIZE August NJ NJ
,,,, trrn higher; cash. sac May, 33i,c. Oat-
oui"t: cash. Ole. CoVcr,ccd dun but steady, cash
- - october. 50 % EcceiptsrWheat 2t3 bush
What 20f bush; corn, i.G15 bush oats, 1890 bush
cloNeIsccd. il9 bags.
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Yesteid

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, April 10, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
WHEAT. NO. q.

cash qunftfiun, a. follows Flour dull dealers 30
.. . sn.., occurring advance 81 81 loo, 80 slrng
,l.,f Sl4-l .e. SO do 1ud13c 40. r'i II 49,
SO conn., 30f,c 80. oats 23d2s''c 80 = r.. a.
\o . i,f.s nominal. SO / naN,rrd ~ ~, prime
flo,il, -r,i ~ e3asl g. pork IeI Dbl $40 -
,rd per 100 o. 90 T. ~ 20, short ~, sd'- dop-"
=, go drg.-alted shoulder, boxed - 50Gti 60 short
clear side. boxed - ~ whisk"v. distil" finished
,poI- Pc gallon II ~ sugars unchanged
.,f.I.. Receipts. Shipment,
tr,.. NI.- 20 j. 600
what. bu-h Ivy ~ W.
,,..'' t,.L II 80 900
~ ,..I . 600
Incl, t..n ..... $4,000 &c COO
ON Ola. Produce Exchange to-day tho butter market