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GAMBLING N PARIS.
From the Saturday Review Iondon).

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FROM INC Sd'u'u"' !" ~ ,,,, oa,
Nothing in connection WIN PiNat , e.l''i' ms Ia
possibly have been more lamchtaDiG tnal W. -
that have occurred OF late years III IdIls lc %
OF the Cercc dc Ia Rue koyac must he iresn ia tno
memory Of most readers Ihe kac Koy al., as ~ va
briefly called was one OF the most eA'IuolNe t ~ -,
Paris. lis members were al rl'h l'h anu Va
social standing. The Ccice III question sloou svVVu
in importance only to the Jockey cub me sahlblS
at the Rue ROyale very high about ten years ago
and consisted. for the most part. OF the game "i
Ounce at which large sums Of money CHANGED
hands. one Of the players Who. although r'h man.
had nearly been ruined at tls game began 70 SNP'
that sOmei hing was wrong. ana upon Closely cAd.l
Ing the cards. he discovered tlat some "l tne ms
important ones had been undoubtedly tAHpcTcu "I,i'
The al once stopped. ana the servant VINO
supplied the cards was summoned. The answers tA7
servant gave considered 10 be 50 ,iactory
that a descent was made on his house, whore guam
fries Of cards all marked i'm the same way ready
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ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY ALUMNI TO DINE

The New York aunYl Of Rochester University will
have their annual dinner at Dclmonico's Tuesday
evening As it will be the first opportunity OF the
alumni to greet DR.. Ill., the newly elected president
Of the university. the committee intend to make the
occasion Of welcome to him one of unusual interest.
Others who have been invited to speak, besides Iresi
Merrill, r. Gates president OF Rutscr, College President
TAYLOR. OF Vas~ar College, Dr. Edward Jnd-oh' "i
Colgate University: Professor George i. S'cNciS, ~
Yale University: President Backu>, Of tho Iacker
Institute of Brooklyn Professor George D. OldS ana
Frederick ; Fish OF the class of '13. of Rochester
I-niversitv: the Rev. DR.. c. Dew. Bridgman of the
class of So and senator j. sloatc iasSct OF Inc
class Of 20. DR.. BridGman VIII preside
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BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, April 3.-Ihc proceedings In the supreme
Court Of the United States today were as follows;
No A. origna-Fx parbe In the matter OF Ferdinand
Mills. petitioner. Submitted
No. 207-The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
way Company plaintiff in agt scoheld shurmef
Tcage Dismissed with Costs on authority OF counsel Tor
the plaintiff in error.
No. 25l-The Board Of County Commissioners Of the
county OF Davenrath, appellant agt the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company, ct al Argued
No 644-The Bank Of Lewisbug, appellant. agt shay
A. Burngar,ner trustees. H. w. ShaiYy trustee
one Of appellants herein suggested by James Bum
partner IT, appees and ordered 10 proceed In
the name OF James Bumgartner. IT, surviving trustee
No 252-Syvester Kneeand, appellant. agt. the Amcr
can Loan and Trust Company Of Boston ct al.
No 1532-Sylvester Kneeland. appellant. agt George
William Ballou, trustee. Argued
The day call Monday. April T. will be as follows :;
Nos 252 and 537. 1,224 two original 253. 2jG. PSI.
2o1, 2e2 2e4, 266 and 603
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HE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore April 3-Doroa firm nidnr llNc.
Flour steady: HoNaf~f lOt M-t'rn SUPER. -2G-2 30
extra g.. ia - 60 DEB family % .1dei 5Oi city mills.
Ki) brands extra - go - i' winter what patent.
80 -5: de- extra 3 ooasf Wl,at- southern active aud
Arm tultl, eOGs6c; l0n-n-fr} oldS1c; No. = She
steamer 80. red. SIC; Wet firm NJ. winter I'd
.,s,t and April s3l csf' 81. si'sGsiLc: July, s49c
I'D Corn Southern iairlf a0Fc, white, 3saicc; yelow
81. 81 Western stgons aHi higher, mixed. spot and
- .asSl.c. August. Is, 800. steamer. IS -d35',c
oat, steady southern and irnn wanna ., c3Or Vest
80 white 2oq3o@c; do miNd = $50, graded No. :
prime choice timothy sl2 5oatl3. Provision, s',aiy
n,-. pork Old $40 70 new. sll -. Bulk m'as-fOose
Shoulders De- ci.ar and clear rib sides 90, sugar
Mo .i shoulder sugal.ured smoked shoulders
h6l,c. Hams 100 l.c. Lafd-Kenned. &c. crude
dc Butter steady Western lN!e. l3dl,c, cfcaner,
,.3. Egg. easy no li0l4iee Petroleum VI thlnged
COrce rteacy and qulrt. RIO corgoes, fair @ec st-as
Nh -Aey nrn a. u Ioe II r. freight, to Liverpool Per
-tdanrr dun: cotton 100 Hour. 3Od22s. grain. sd
ok for orders - Rcrrpt--fogr. 40 bbis wheat,
H. 400 bush corn. 100 OOo bush oats. 1000 bush rye
bush corn. - 900 bush. Sl'cs-WhoaI 1000 gsh ;
corn 1873. 600 bush. 40 market tomorrow GOOD fFcay
buffalo April 3-Wh,ai-N No hard. dull and unsettled
cas- sold AZ 93c. closing piic" '-',c; No Northern,
g a9l'tc: choice No Northern a: soc asked winter
wheat duiot > 40 RID sold AZ S32GSo'sc
car SO Lonrbcrry rcd sold at ste car 80 eNtr,
Whit. sold :. &c tack. Corn IA good demand anu
hishcr: 3 cars No yellow sold 40 362c car 10
yellow sold - d352c 10 cars No sold AZ a'' a3,s
,ar. 80 sold AT 3id3ti,c. oats higher; No white.
"o aQEc: No white. .ssc: No mixed. 27ec Oh track
T,~,v uuet but steady. No Canada. j9a6lc; No
extra $1,000 Rye dun; 40 at soc. FLOUR STEADY
and Unchanged. Mllfeed arm and UNCHANGED Receipts
Wheat LOCO bush corn. - 600 bush oats. 5000 bush
Shipment s-Whca: GOO bush.
chicago April 3.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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PROGRESS OF THE FLACK CASE.

Upon the request of the judiciary Cohm''ee Vi
the Assembly Judge Allen in the Court of Common
pleas Yesterday signed an order directing the clerk OF
the court to send special messenger TO Albany Win
all the papers in the fraudulent divorce case OF Mary
f. Flack against James A. Fiack. and 10 submit them
10 fhe judiciary Committee for examination , -
The argument before Judge Van Brunt, IN the SUI
meme Toiir 10 make permanent the stay OF execution
Of the Sentence the Flack case pending an appeal
win be heard on Tuesday instead of to-day.
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THE PETROLEUn MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There quoting down I'm the activity Of the
crude oil speculation Yesterday and the coursc of
prices indicated disposition the part Of traders t.
canvass the situation before making any new ventures
Of importance. The extent Of the decline within tho
last two months naturally cXcitcs the idea that Il
material rally is due, and the AT the moment Is
not Of a depressing character. on the other hand
the bulls have suffered severely that their courage
is at low cbb, and they hesitate 10 lend visOrou.
support TO the speculation Against general cx
pectation Of recovery cash prices at the stock
Exchange fell from 81 14as2 50 10 20 5-S cents. and
the rally that followed did not reach cent. The
option market declined from 12 5s to II Is cents
and the last figure only IL cent better than the
lowest. But following the late sharp fluctuations and
severe drop. values he credited with a-Onabc
eteadiness, and If the bull element eXcrts any AZ
eesslvencss there should be further rally. sp'cally
the leading bears may be willing to assist IN bring
ing about higher range of prices 10 sell on. The
markets closed strong.
The oil exchanges will be closed today Good
Friday.
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

I'm State issues the business was covered by
sales of Louisiana consol Is at o. - and North
Carolina us, 1919, at ia IA, and special taxes.
Chatham Railroad issue. at b. OF city bank
stocks American Exchange sold l25l at Ga.
Fourth National GA at 90. Nassau 800 at l73 ~
and Western National tls5l at 90 l-2a90
The general bond market was full of buying
ORDERS and the business, although fairly large,
was somewhat restricted by the limited offerings
at quotations. Chesapeake and Ohio rs were
active up TO 10l l-4al0l Is; first r. and A. di-
vision .ai per cents rose to II and second
3al per cents sold at 6sa6g There
are Of the first 2ai per cents only
S5,O0OO0O. which bear interest at the
rate of > per cent for four years from January,
1890. and per cent thereafter Of
the seconds there only 81 900, 00O bearing in
tcrcst at the rate of per cent till January :.
1891 and thereafter per cent. The Chesapeake
and Ohio Company leased the Richmond and Al
lcghcny Railroad on very favorable terms. When
all the bonds on that division shall be drawing 1
per cent intcrcst-aitcr January, 1s0i-ts first
charges will amount only to S2s0,OO0 and il is
now showing net earnings at the rate of 1872, 900
per annum Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe is
sues continue to mark improvements; the per
cents are up 10 - IS and the income 5s 10 60.
But Missouri. Kansas and Texas general is first
MORTGAGE remain duh at - i-ia75 IS. They
should he worth as much as Atchison Topeka and
Santa Fe As. Fort Worth and Denver trsts rose
to 1O7 3-sal07. Philadelphia and Reading issues
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coURr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Court Chambers Before Andrews J.-Notion
calendar Nos. / 20, called at II o'clock
Surrogatc's Court-BcfOre Ransom, SWIlls OF Chris
tan Dick and William Feely. 10 80 a m No probate
Superior Court-Special Term-Bciore o'Gorman. j..
Melons MI. l.,.,.. ,,,,
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NO EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO THE NAME.

Judge Patterson has vacated the temporary injunction
obtained by the Employers Liability Assurance corpora
on Limited Of London England against the Employers
LIABILITY Insurance Company Of rhe United States Inc
court decides that words employers Liability 90 ho'
EXPRESS proprletorshp but constitute general deseha
ton and therefore the plaintiff has no exclusive s'
IN them The court holds further that though the SINH
lar,v OF designation may cause some confusion Is ho
Of nature and extent furnish ground for restraint
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nur rx-A1nrpMAN,s LOAD LIFTED.

Judge Barrett has handed down an opinion dsmis7ing
the Indictment against Charles H. Reilly, one OF me
Abdomen OF the doodle" Board Of lssi. The inOuon
Tor the dismissal was made by Mr.. Waterbury Kelys
counseI early lat month. DistctAttorney Fellows ud
not opIo the notion he said that there was not enough
evdence against Reilly convict him. and Judge Barrel,
saws in opinion, that upon the Disulc'-AttoFheys
abatement thcrc IS why the indictment should
dSu1iSs
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TIE RARGAIN MUST BE MORE BINDING.

The order in the subway injunction was settled IN
the General Term of the supreme Court yesterday.
The Injunction which the General Term issued Is
provisional one and provides that if the proposed
contract of the Board of Electrical CONT win inc
Standard Electric Subway COMPANY Is llue nJ hv
b;ndinc on the c0mpanv in language suggested py
he court and incorporated in the order the in]unc
ton will be dissolved.
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EUROPEAN PRoput MARKETS.

Liverpool april sss Beef s /" pSUS5 de R,sSn
in Door demand Cheese in fair mand. raow IN poor
demand prime city steady at 7S sp' 10 OF p .19SsS @.
mand. Lard-spot and futuretn poor demand PRIME
Western. spot, April. May June nfm a. g-s f si;
demand futures In good DENIAL mixed Western spot;
steady at IS 6d April steady IS Cd May steaSy
IS 6ad June steady at 8s esd Hops ~ Lonoon-< ssas
Coast-There u nothing DOING
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S5c; No high mixed In 20th-st. elevator $50 No
Mellow In 40 ssdSsc go white a Agr aa ssaas.s
sc under light offerings No: white 3lc No white.
part in short storage 3lla32c ungraded clipped 32c
So wis hsher 3d. y Nav Win asss sc in JSn
29ad3Oc July 2ola d30c Butter dull and weak: Penn.
sylvana creamery 24a25c DO prints extra 29d33
Eggs steady nrsyyania fists. l52al6c. sugar-Re.
Flour 1000 bbls and 300 sacks wheat 500 bush
400 bush corn 12O bush oats 1000 BUSH 40 market
tomorrow.
St. Louis, April S.-FIour firm and held higher and
higher advanced fraction but later reacted and closed
Cash was higher and in urgent demand NO. red cash.
79a79sc; May, .774a77'sc, closed 774d77sc.; July.
5S5@5,Sse closed 75ac biz III, Corr os. unsettled dull
27'.c bid July 2s5. d29c closed 2sc bid Oats easy:
Rye quiet see Barley excited and hIghsr; sac4ed
lots at mill, Csc Hay-Praire higher 81 50ds3; timothy
slo@si FlaSsesd STEADY Il 40 Butter .1 weaker;
steady 81 OF. Provisions nrmer Pork $40 50asO GO.
Lard-Bucner grades g rs shipping lots s. y5 fancy
clear IS 80. Bacon-Shouders 81 622 longs. IS Goa
S. IS; short clear, IS S. Hams 9? 62sdsl2 g. Re.
l42 900 BUSH oats 900 bush rye 900 bush barley
900 bush Shipments-Flour II 600 bbs; wheat, 1000
bush corn, 35 600 bush rye, 5000 bush barley none
Toledo April 3.-whcat dull easier; cash, slhdslac;
MAY sSc Hy Ec Aue ssc Se ,. S SSn S as. E 3
No white 252c. Cloyerseed dull steady; cash, SO p;
October 80 so. Receipt, Wheat 2,7o5 BUSH corn.
shii@ents"Wheat 200 bush corn i4e 100 bush oats
600 buslr> rye, LOO bush; coverseed, Ito bags.
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Includes sales Of 5000 barrels Of cash oil at
81 1881 cents, and 1000 barrels Of April delivery
at II 3 IA =: cents.
In response to the recent decline in crude. the quo
tations refined reduced five points TO rs
cents in barrels and 90 cents In cases. Crude
In barrels also reduced five points, to 40 cents
per gallon.
Foreign quotations-Antwerp, 16 IL francs:
Bremen, G.5J marks; London, 1-2d5 81 pence.
on City Penn. April Sensational Transit certificates
opened Setsc highest, S2sc lowest -Oec CLOSED sl-c
sales. Jo7 coo Dds charters 75,llJ bbls shipments
ST. (j5 bDls G3,G4O bha.
Pittsburg Penn. April 3.-Petiolcum dun; National
Transit certificates opened at $3.50 closed at 81 NC
highest s2ssc lowest, s07sc.
Bradford PENN, April 3.Natonal Tiansit certificates
s9,.a: Siesrancna. Ioa2 900 hbls. "
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY APRIL 1sooTwELvE PAGES

,vcre strong. the per cents at 50 IA, the first
incomes at ga - the seconds at so and the thirds
a. a0s-s Reference made TO our full report
of bond sales ,
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.
Tomorrow being holiday at the Stock En-
change all loans mad there run I'LL next Monday.
~ th;s' fact advantae was taken by certain banks
"a eli in some loan and withhold their renewals
for higher rates tie .fly hours the rate for
call loans ruled 81 4ai II per cent, but after
. 10 o'clock loaD were maze as hlgh as per
cent The suppl, however, was excessive, and
the last businesswaS done at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SlO',924,59o; balances.
S5,5O6,250. . 1oh,or 70 tho Cloar;rc
,,. io 500 Is. It's net loss on balance was
90 So = coin The days operations included
1850 80 e 1914 SOS payments, S2,5sl $50, re-
,,Itinr in general balance OF 81 $500 735. con-
SUM Of ifsl7l9sl274 coin and S4,509i6l cur
Tbc JIited States Treasury at Washington re-
co;rod ,-day Sl17,s93 National bank notes for
redcmpton u.o;,,. ,,oro Ses4o11 tho in.
.rnai revenue receipts S534,O37, and the mis-
celIorous receipts il,'g3
Tcday's Washington Treasury statement OF
oston hand and deposits in bank compares with
thoigures of the last previous statement as fol-
low no r,r--
1t gold on hsndss4 37 81 s1s5 $s9 6s3 Inc slo7 scs
~ Silver on hid 22,345. i25 2ls1s,l7o Dec. 46''247
Jet legal tenders oo.o q coo -zs Nae * 40.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday April r.s I,5ss
aPriyais reported Tor frdaJs na'Set , an. s,.,av.
Dressed pei Of good Pgsy IA f fSe range FOR ordn
airy to prime was from 81 shose H Sgs market;
un5 ilas'S at y sSaas ts rss gssf and Amer
ste ,do gs samers ar to get oil today the Rich
,noha Mi With $50 Cattle and about $50 quarters q beet
the Bsfa me wit " Richmond WITH 1000 quarters beef
and the Trnidd Bermuda with 40 Cs'e ~ quarters
Of Bill IN I nsa! and e? 90 the 1, S yssk
thus far 37 had Pris' ss ats airsls ypsteday
ee and about sSa 70 s and @ s9e so 1E a;
nm nm. ier n poor to good Walls at SAGE prime ana
ehQce Bqc% ve cunt ady and in better demand az
o., 81 Tor country dressed email calves Easel ana
city ds,S'I ISai buckingham Al STATE vea,:. l25 y
~ m a. 70 70 E Is IL :, MAod Calves is o.
at E. Exc OTIS 81 Veal, II NJ $40 Zoo ., ..c. "a
S d. s IL 9! z &C. e. IL p At d IA A.
D. ~ M' 5o isn at 5e Il do i2s n at 5s 10 do
40 u 4 4 yea ~: & n g. Sc n g. Sa Iss
a, s HsH' d. Nf ilcp q Sc. 20 {,
" pAlenbacN DEWEY: - Yeas ia H. al 0%''
BuGrFEFPe xvp .HNBsHReecip IS carloads Of se5:
head-s f ear o9I sSs S received at points
GOOD ruled Nh and a. ra ie, G Cy aoads wers
demand T aoS Sing wanted tg prices
1
St .. f,r prime sheep. - usI 80 Tor eooI 20
~ unshorn yearhgs. and little bunch OF chlpea 10
h a, 80 81 4 ddsoad OF mixed stock sold at 20 81
air !" primo spring lmbs at t5ds6 DO ana ie" iahey
do 40 81 754S1 per he'd ...., an. ar,, \, Ola
"a, Nor :. and ces~ed yeariin.s sod az lOdll2
.uring lambs wanted at @idsI Per carcass.
~ S,f,s-P : Ka-e ,9l Western Sh-ep, 80 = asraee,
a, = 30 per loo N IS Western Nearns'' 'o' ~ I"
q o. rdcock ( Ss g Ohio Sheep. 100 n. at 81;
81 western 40, 10 CO 40 western Sheep. 1881 ~ at
q, ao- do iOi n 81 80 07 DO. 1912 y. al SO 80
Do rHan & culver: 1 Western Sheep. los p at 50 80;
Oh ~, .Uo Cllet: Ohio Lambs ST n. at 81 50 II
do "a =. at -. 49,, ell, 80 - -, sa eol, *
ID HARRINGTON; 10 tate sheep iuo ID, AZ 60 % -
do ~ n. at ~ 62s io2 State Aeariihss' or 10 I"
- 7O Isl do. ND2 10. = ~ ~ -. 20 n. 100
] j. Halienbcck; estate sheep " ~ ~ 20 ~.
mn shorn state Yearnssht2 ". az - 80 To- w. 90 -
AZ - 70 81 clipped d. ~ a. 20 -. an, rrhs - -
Dlllcnhack Dewey state shecp anu i'"'''S' 80 "'
at 20 SSccips As Jersey prng Lambs s5ds6 so per
head. =, 90 r,. co.tn, romhs AZ scSs6 rs
per he'u, ,.cet 10 sprint anhs at sj6s7 per head.
II Filpaueh: 10 Spft Lambs. az 50 each
Receipts 10 caihd> Of i3o head = cafoads ~
,,sev CITY carloads at th-st and carloads AZ liooo-
Issn' only head for -alpnd no: sold The market Is
nnvvn,,,hly unchanged at 81 ldsi 70 per 100 n
V",rv dressed IN modlte supply and steady az go
10y go ~ And upward. id5ac FOR 1909 300 -, 52atc
.r 100 100 ~ 8a92c for 'QlO0 n. and 61d1c for 400
so n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04

Net cash balnces239 O33 1O7 s2ooios32 Inc
The foreign exchanges were excessively anu at
quotations for actual business as follows: bank
rrs' bills 81 81 3-s and 81 SO 10 for long and
short sterling respectively: french francs AT
$40 3-s and BIZ IL; reichmarks at 30 ana
05 SO. and guilders at 40 and 40 10
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change LII IT'S late
for discount. and it remains at per cent Dining
thc week the bank lost fll 900 bullion, ana TIA
proportion of its reserve to its liabilities was re-
duced from 46l4 to 4l.23 per cent, against a de-
cline from Al 30 to 1910 per cent IN the same
week of last year, when its rate for discount was
Z per cent The bank to-day lost tJO,OVo
bullion on balance The weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows gains OF 2,329,OOO francs
gold and 2975,OOO francs silver. The weekly
Statement Of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
a specie loss Of sc. 900 marks. Al the London
Stock Exchange British .cOnsols further advanced
-l6al-s per cent and were firm at 90 Lie and
9s 3-16 respectively for money and account. In
the open market money ruled at , IS per cent
for discount of lankcrs bills. and at 3 per cent
for balances. American railways continued TO
follow the home market. and closed strong. AT
Paris French per cents were easier al So 50 1-2.
and sight exchange on London declined to
o. - francs to the 4.
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1--WE STOCK MARKrs-BY TELEGRAPH

pvsalo April 3-Cattle- eceipts last "a hours 17so
head total week thus "a IL go head for same e
n1' q, New YORK no fresh sale; market dun sheep
and Lambs-Recelpts last 24ours 5000 head total iSr
% W. exc head consigned throh 900 head Newyorf,
zoo head on sale $500 headsteady with fair demand
thDs far 1882 head for r. time last week 8 tSS
hcsd ON sale $50 head -tdy with good demand
mediums and heavy. 9 25siao; mixed 81 SoHs' o''
hofkers, ~nr, 3-ReceiptI . 500 head shipments.
400 ia Market steady. sers 80 15dsf so beeNes,
al sOd as stockers and teedei!S2 35d.t % ieNs I'm
led steers $50 - so. Hoes-tcpts 300 head SnT6
msnts 900 head. Market sing, closing nm. "a az
and light 81 1odsi 81 heaNNft l5dti 40; SKI SS.S
Csi Sheep-Reccips, 900 n shipments lvo "a LAX az
Market strong. Natives, sia fOi western So''''' ~
as 20 Texans. ~ 50oSo 10 lbs sodto ~, v,-kas
~, LOU" H.. peceints sOlhead Market steady.
Fair to choice heavy, 81 lOoi l2i2 pacAhs' " WV
81 20; Workers, Sic$t 10.
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ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was weak fancy Egin creamery, 222G23c finest West
ern, 2Oa2c fine. f9a2oc finest dares. lsd2Oc fine,
Cincinnati. April Flour quiet. Wheat dull. 7Yc
Corn active Arm 80 Sc. oats firm. 25i.c Rye steady
zoe Pork nrm, $40 -, Lard quiet 50. iIuSmcats
clear 10 iSase g. WHEY firm aes oss bbs
Milwaukee, April 3.-llour dun. Wheat quiet; No ?
spring. track. ca@h 13a1Ic; May 73Lc bid No.
Northern s0as2c. Corn scarce; No. g. on trick, 9sc;
oats nrmcr No. White, on track, .562oltc ,k{e
steady 40 In store l4c barley steader No ? IN
store, i3iad45c Provisions steady. Pork TlO % Lard
rs o. Iutter steady dairy ls1l7c. ESS, lover
ccpts.tlour. Z 500 bush wheat. 600 BUSH barley
500 bush Shpmcnis-flopr, $500 bush; wheat. 900
bush barley. 400 bush
Philadelphia, April 3.-tlour-Demand light and
prices der Inc reascd pressure sell. Rye nour
quiet but steady at ~ SOd - Wheat market strong
under light offerings and good demand niers. also
better inquiry from shippers. but outward business was
mpraccsble because OF meagrc supplies and extreme views
Of sellers. Prices of all deliveries No. red advanced
sale aud c, sed firm Rejected. 6Od7Oc fair 10 good MILL
ing wheat 7ids2c prime to fancy. s5d9ic, NO . red
April SiLdSi1c MAY 81 i.asjc: June. Si~dS5r; July
s$asic Cornwith light offerings and prospects OF steady
falling oil In cmrn nom liln,r IN the West the mar
ket strong and price, OF BON spot lots ana options
advanced 1c The rise prevented business Tor cN
port but good demapd prevailed for ealos In desirable
No. hiah mixed In grain depot. 3Ahc steamer No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
A NATURAL MARKET.
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE.
A BROADENING TENDENCY SHOWS ITSELF.
WITH 4 FIRM CLOSING

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-APRIL 3.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
WHEAT. NO. Q.

Cash quotations were follows Flour steady and
changed No. - spring wheat. ars- No. 3 do OOf
7.c; No red 7essa5src No > corn, 30c No. oat-.
.2.c No . rye t3c No barley nominal No. l flax
seed 81 isGsl 49,. prime timothy seed ~ 2o~F Il
mess pork per bbl. riO 5OeslO 81 lard. per 100 n,
81 lO9a6 l2 short ribs sides loo~el, - OdrS Is dry
saltrd shoulders boxed unchanged clear sides
boxed unchanged wh-kev, di-ters finished goods
gallon. 81 OF, sugars unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-23

To INsURE Bad DBBTs.-A company Las
besu formed in Nsw York TO Insure dry
goods iohbess oeaiaet trEde iossel 10 bad
credile. The plan announced ia az follows
I merchant sells q $4,000 bill o{ goads to g
felow merchant. The fret merchant gees
TO the Credit IUdemnity Company, and, by
paying certain amount par cent., depend
ing upon the standing Of the merchant to
whom he goods s5e sold, gets the guaranty
of the company that the $4,000 will be
paid. IN ether words the company practi-
caily indorses the note Of tbs purchaser.
The capiSel of this novel insurance concern
is places at 81, COO 900 10 10000 sbsrFs. It
will cover the dry goods trade first, but
will sner, !feucoessfui, De extended to 9TH
er interests