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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-09-18
A FIGHTING RECORD.
Battles Recorded in the Discharge Pm
pers Of a Gallant Comrade.

BATTLES Recorded in the Discharge Pa
pers Of a Gallant Comrade.
The following battles are recorded
upon the back Of the discharge papers Of
Comrade Ezekiel Haywood. Company 4,
First L. $ Cavalry, now living in Sho-
shone Idaho. rs having been participant
ed in by that comraGe;
kelly's Ford. Va March Il lSaa
kclly Ford Va, April L, 1853
General Stoueman's raid April and May, 1868.
Beverly Ford, June 9, iS6S.
Middiehurg June ~ 1873
Ippervinr June sl, lSs3
Gettysburg Pa. July 1853
Williamsport Md, July g 1863
Rooushoro MI, JUly :, y 9, 10. 1853.
Fal ak Waters, Nd, July H. lS63
Manassas Gap Va, July y, - 1863
Cupepper, August !, 1873.
Brandy station Augusta 1853
Hazel River November s, 1853
Barnett's Ford, February e lS6i
Staunardsyile. March 1 1854.
Wilderness, May :, 1854.
Spottsylvania, May :. $50
Beaver Dam. MAY 10 1884
Yellow Tavern, May u. lSG4
Meadow Bridge May T. 1894
Mechanicsvilie, May II, 1854
Hanoyertown. May ~ 1864.
old Tavern, May - 1854
Old Church. May 30, 1851.
Gold Harbor. May 81, 1854.
Trevillans Station, June Il, II, 1884.
Deep Bottom. July IS 1854
MIlwool August IL. lS6t
Newton, August u. lS64.
Shepards;own, August * 1864
Smith0cld August eN lSGi
Louen Valley, September III IS4
Opcquan Creek September Il. ts64
fFlnbpSfp5t lt,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Tor week thus far 400 for same time last week;
sale 200 demand far and market tm ii ,s isr
36 800 for sane time week. 81. go CONSUMED
through $500 NewYork 500 OH sale e9oV wd" hmm
sr6ts and selected heavy ends - so good TO choice
,o mi%ed mis- and light Workers. ~ 50 selected YORK
weights 81 46 light pigs not wanted; rouGh'' - oo"
% 20 nSI I7cattle-Rcceipts II Oc0 head ship
ments 1000. Market stronger Beye' s s9sS 90 90
% hills and mixed 81 5Ods3 30 Texas corn-fed steers
sSGs3 81: grass Texans. - soasS 20 lioes-k,cepts
MiSed = iods 90 heavy - loq . az ght - Ge
- 800 Il Zoo Narket slow, weaker Natives. - 75d
IS. western corn-fcd s5G65 So Texans. SO 50dS5 80
lambs Sjd46 80. $3.50, ooo -,
st. Louis April 17-Cattle-1Recelpts. 200 head ao
r In GOOD do @3 Boast 40; stoclers and cdcr So Od
s, go Texans and indians 80 $50 90 IIogs-Recepts
coo he,d Market .toa1v fair b. choice heavy. 81 1jd
- pocking grades 81 1Oasi % light fair best
l0dsi 20 Shecp-Rcceipts. 1000 head Market strong
Fair 10 choice. sidS0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April Il (>peciaD.-In wheat today pretty
nearly everybody in the trade was against Hutchn-
and his fOliOwngs, and although thi, big trader
has been right" and although he and his following
have velvet to play on the opposition was today
little too much for them. The result was that wheat
closed about cents under the best figures Of the day
and cent under the last figure, Of Wednesday. May
wheat opened at 90 cents and closed AT cents tie
former being the top and the latter the bottom figures
# the session. June wheat opened az 80 cents and
ed ut II cents July opened at - got Ia - Il,
and closed at - II cents. the low point The out
side news was rather favorable to the bulls than
otherwise. The Northwestern movement was small,
only lG4 cars at Minneapolis, and - at Duluth. The
crop news. although showing conflict, a, usual Don.
tinued bulll-h The crop summary of The Cincinnati
pIicc-Current7 declared that the wheat in ohio, N
diana, Michigan and Illinois did not show the ordi-
nary improvement since April |. on the other
hand Mr. Cudahys expert summed up the wheat situa.
ton by saying that while the central counties ~
Illinois and Indiana looked bad this belt was not tho
most important IN these states and that the rest u
The wheat territory looked pretty well. The weather
map showed favorable conditions generally good plant
INK weather IN the Northwest and good growing
weather in the south and southwest. Corn was
steady within narrow range, Nay opening al ~ .,
selling ND To- - - ,. and closing al 81 : cents.
cat, were somewhat stirred up ly the news that GER
tain shippers had taken from the private elevator
house, here about 100000 bushels of No. White for
shipment East and for export. This was really ~
,non,ibe for an advance Of j-0:-i cent mmeii-
ucly after the opening. The Improvement, however,
did not hold. Provisions were IN rather a yielding
mood. At time pork showed decline rom
Wednesday night OF - cents a barrel NJ the cloe
figures Lard made strong hy large pur' lase> by
Hutchinson presumably in fle interest Of the New.
York crowd. July wheat sold on the curb AT - Ia
cents, puts Il l.. cents calls - D., cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

LIGHT offerings No white April 1873, d3iac; May. 3i's1
35c June 317sd32isc July, 32ie 032'sc Eggs steady
and I'm fair demand Pennsyvania nrsts. l22c. Sugar
E@fned firm; granua.ed, 3-lGc. Other articles IN.
changed Receipts-tlour, 9 200 bbls and 900 sacks;
wheat 100 bush coIn 10000 bush oats. $500 bush.
$500 bush.
st. Louis, April 11-Fl0ur held firmly. but demand
light Wheat opened sharply higher, the first sale O(
Nav being above vest rdays close July sc up
ADVANCES OF l. SIC then made. which there
vas slump and May closed the same. while July %
below Yesterday: No. =. red cash. SIC. nominal Nav
closed Soc: July, S2lc August 52sc. Corn higher and
stronger SO cash 297sd30'2c May closed .Js G2Jic
asked July 3Oa,c September 32sc asked. Oats HIGHER
23'4 sc, closed 2ia24 c Rye very quiet: 4c Did.
Farley weak and nothing done: lIay-Prsrc higher (:
chace to fancy selling - J0dS9 so timothy choice
fancy 5OuSl6. Bran unsettled; sacked lots GOD
Gic Faxse,d salabe 81 IS. Lead lower firm a. tha
decline Missouri - 81 refined offered SO TO- BIT.
ter quiet ry I3d15c dairy 10d14c. Eggs firm
and wanted Cornmeal active. ii So whskey steady
ns1 Provisions nrner pork. job lot. sl5 10 .rf
nomlnally 6 p dry salt meats. boxed shoulders IS .
longs and - 70q - 80; short clear - 65ds5 20
bacon shoulders. - so longs and ribs. 80 0dS6 l22
short clear. 81 p hams 10 25asl2 % R,ceiDtsFour,
900 bbls wheat. 22O00 bush 1873 900 bush oss
5000 bush: rye. 20 900 bush; barley. II 900 bush.
Toledo. April 17.-Whcat active, lower; cash. ssc /,
firm cash. 35c MAY. 34i2c. oats quiet; cash 25c
Coyer.sced dull steady cash and APRIL 80 20 October
- a. Recepts-Whcat. 1,92 bush corn, 1898 bush ;
oats 500 bush cover-secd 49, bags Shpments-wheat
2j.11O bush; corn 1880 bush; oats. loo bushj
cloyerseed, 80 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
UIfEdT I.
LARGE ExroRrs-TnE rEoBABLE SURPLUS AND

LARGE EXPOgTs-TIE PR BABLE SURPLUS AND
THE HEAVY MOVEMENT OF CORN.
To the Editor Of The Tri bune.
SIR Exnorts of wheat were large i'll March.
and vct not quite up to the rough estimate made
three months ago-that last years outgo might
10 doubel. March preliminary statements show
exports equivalent 10 lO,023,a23 bushels wheat.
-four included. against 5,s5l ,ls3 last year, and
for three months ending with March the outgo
has been - 100000, against l6,sOO,OOO last year
With the high range of prices now prevailing, 1t
seems the less likely that greater proporionatc
increas, will be seen during this and the next two
months.
Including complete net exports for eight months
and the above preliminary statement for the
ninth. the exports since July have been equal
70 s373O.672 bushels, flour included, against
90 Og5.5s5 bushels for the corresponding months
Of the previous year. On the bass of past est
mates respecting quantity brought over from pre-
vious wears. yield and consumption this would
leave available for export April about s9.@3l,-
Isl bushels. against 1881 ,O26 bushels actually
cxnorted last wear in the months April-Iune in
clusiyc Should the exports double for the re-
naming three months of the year, the surplus to
he carried over July l would be about 5o.ooo.ooo
bushels. and for reasons above stated 1t Is more
likely 10 range from 55,O0O,00O to GO,OoOoOo
bushels.
The official report of extensive injury TO winter
wheat will. with reason, make holders in this
countrv less DESTROYS of selling until the next
weld can be more definitely estimated. But IL
Is quite possible that this spirit may 20 so Tar as
10 cause an unnatural and excessive surplus ncNt
july. which would spoil TIE next crop for the
farmers unless nature spoils IL by bad weather.
II NAV he added that exports of corn continue
surprisingly large, 13.2is.292 bushels In March
On 81
ovcr 20 400 600 bushels against 4,,ooO.ouu last
wear. The shipments for tLrce-quartcrs of th'
YEAR are already about equal to the shipments for
the whole of last year, and the year oH'go oil
nr, seems likely 10 come ND 10 fha; of the years
1850. when il ranged from s'.ooO.VoV 10
5 s. 600 900 bushels yearly. if not quite to the >r
uncquallcd exports of 81 90S. - bushels IN - =
This outgo undoubtedly affects 10 some extent
the quantity of wheat required for cons,nptloh
abroad. w W w.
Ncw-York, April Is. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

SryvS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The wheat speculation gives signs II check 10 The
control which the bulls have for several weeks hed
imam nrces less enthusiasm is shown by outsiders
and with the growth Of conservative q! porIuOn Oh
the part Of the public the merely trading disposition
has an opportunity develop Itself IN confcns news
The transactions yesterday amounted I" about
lG 5000 bushels bat the net fc,nll 81 me large
trding Wa favorable to the bear side ihiN lai'r'
were made by the cstnatc- ~ Inc he'iH"I I'l'v
current # the condition Of the crop, Ia the import
ant Central states. placing il al - per cent Sl"is
caIlca we're received and the clearance, were large
adding buli,h elements TO disturb the scfcnj oi ne
shortS Nav rose from % . - 80 - cents al ul'
oncninc 10 g4 - cents, and july went rom w 70
% I,,e wcaEness. and May fell to H3o % = cent?,
July went - w. h emu, lh. a,,ir,I net dosing
g3 IL but lD,-c- Of = for Junc at '- I" - 80 i''
inv at 80 - and - cent for December at ~ /" 3
snat wheat was unsettled and closed weak Tho
evunrt demand was $4,000 bushels, ana @iVVV On d.
o' crn ON rIe SPOT Wa strong at gain Of lf@l .
cent the Influences being light receipt, ana an "N
ceent export dcmand. Snippcr, r o,hcr p. Tt.
options were stronger and VIM" nt '''''e', ''i'
prices ended w "a ! cent al 10, ln NP,, ~,
40 | : for May 40 for June and 4O"4 cents ''f
'" Oats were strong for boh cash ana speculative
account spot lots were - cent better, ana mp
ucr. Inug, nearly 10000 bushels. Ia" options
closed Al net gains Of 81 for Aprll NJ 81 - ,''
MAY 30 = and II cent for Jnnr at ~ c"rin mel
Gains Of III. point, a, follows May. So - June.
So 49, July 80 81 August, - o.; September - l.
The receipt, Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
AT New York Philadelphia, Baltimore ana l,".th "'tr
els nats 100 1O6 bushels: total grain. f3i, 30 bush
els -four, 1902 packages a. rhneo ,4t hnh
ana 81; Louis ne a ,'rTv o' bushels
total gran 5o2. $3.50 bushels; flour, @''2o5 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Prices ruled STEADY nc Mt oRsa prisatS terms
xeakeG l e5dsY2 50 for old and iS 75s5 for
S9gEs cepF sii Bi5fIn n' Moderate rcquet aad
.tsdy held city Extra India Mes sat m 50S97 20
Ee TSIhs scP (" SS " caesd here at
BtEF ih W.T. vs. sis cur MEAISmwere firmly
naipned in pr hce .0U &c At wst 80 ties sweet
IleSlca ,ec, I' fcd cnllfo2an Hans. J1y +
d , quoted a. g o Sd iGr 10 % aE Smasd a dc
9ges Tor pg D I'd shoadcr- GSe.c Sno;ed DO
N6pTak S 5as Short S at TO West SstS sold Ot
> oas g. for May 70 S s6 10 tor %' ste ag
and oae Iqgs Ssy heavy a d. i saeS S al i6a
ausst but quickly hardened and advanced ioaS points
on lo sGa Suy Rcwe a. how'd sight reaction
@ better ia Ths sgGsaiaio va " 2" a
aoa 5o, tcs b. arrive G.SoaG9Oc Ciy steam nrm:
SAL 100 tea , 600 ilS June V Closed az
c95c July elo.e4 az go 9a I e ca at W c 9
Aasas' as s9si c at sIS 0G s lS,o te
ontnca, qaotd a. G59a7 south A%erea 7a94I iG.
prices on moderate arrivals AID fair demaad,
Ga ' Ns% Butter anu STAT and Fe%n Mania cna'
i5riGrc do fair to good loql4c state dairy, hall
w 2@I an" siae Dafy Welsh lq6s iancy i gIqe
enoice 12glic Day thoco Isri,c ga rao aJ
M cs5 rr ' sac Win Dairy choeS" 2qsc
Gs5s pay "Sd sa slS ycn tnc dairy 2
eaon an" @aSe weStSra BAR, and faStcry
CTIEISr.-Ihcrr Is fair export demand for new state
fulcrcam stock selling at loieGlo7c "a, 10
quality Old ha, a moderate call from the trade state
Factory made fancy white li4dll2c coored lie
Factory. nnc lolaolc; choice. lotdo'sc common to
GOOD. s@cloc part skins id"c common SKINS, -d'c
ONO SuIoi.r. P.nu~t Nanla skins Ia al nc
l,GS-NIadr = firthrr slight gain to-day moderate
arrival, demand. stat" and Icnn~ylNania nr'h
H.. western fresh i2', l3c; southern lo'2Hl2Isc;
southwestern fresh l2',c Coos :'@3or Duck loalse
~l.6AI;. RAM-Lc-- active but held nfnly sale >,
bag. nol1-.cs grade. :? est. y ,2c. cost and
freight. refining quoted at Be- Centrifugal 30 t-t,
,i.ll o. REFINED Very strong and in active re-
quot Crushed -, Guy Loaf 5i-e cub. 'cl ,Dc
'onfr~tioner- A." l-lGc standard "a" l5-l6c on
- $500 1916; Whit Extra &C 59.l6dosc E:tr''
&C" 5Aa5ic. "C.n 5i4djic; Yellow i'sG5c.
~TitKINI. -rrchanged IA price and quiet Choice
ETY. lard quoted at ''sa7'.c OleonarsaFhe' CITY, %
TNLLOW- Had n fair demand At hrm prices. Prime
ctr quoted 40 7-Gc Sales, 10000 u, i0lOc, Tor
export.
WOOL-Thc general situation has undergone no change
~ nprpA.ueut Many -fall sales OF nc'cc-. Territory
AMI pulled woods have sale aiery but In every case the
.nll.r Ia, OhtlInel i0rmer nrln-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Apill l.. p. m.-COtton-The sales Of tis
d,, nciade 500 oai- rcan. Futures closed steady.
N1.fi,sn- Middlnc low mitdling clause April delivery.
Nav and June delivery. l7;6id sellers June and July
f.i.y,fv l9-6id sellers July and August delivery.
sNsd buver- August delivery 2O6id sellers Aucrss
and september delivery. ls-6ld buyers september de-
livery lS-6id buyers, september and october delivery
6-6id buyers october and November delivery, 02-Jid
BUYERS. -
,fsfnr 1000 good ordinary. 10 1896, net and gross
reu,- Is bales; exports coastNise, bales. sale. u
ball. stock. loS13. 800, -
,.aiv,-ton April l7.-Cot;on firm; midding. lie; low
,f9liir. lOs. good ordinary. 10 l56c MT and gross
rents : bales exports coastwise li95 bales stock.
XorfolN April l7.-Coton steady mdding II BLOC
m and rs. receipts O5i bales exports 70 treat Britain,
"a lai., coastwise $50 bales sales .. bal,s stoGs
IL lS~ bales. .,,. ,,,..
, ,ldlinc Tic: good ordinary. 10 il-lS and sios
is 55e bales: exports cos>tsise, 109l bales saess
/ 500 bale, stock, 107,t53 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
oxp CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON BEGUN.

PHILADELPHIA April 1.-THE American Association
championship season here opened cncouraShey this
afternoon nearly $500 persons witnessing the AN
lc,ic Rochester game. Mcmahon and Robinson and
callahan and Mcclure the batteries. and IL was
owing TO Callahan's apparent nervousness that the
local club secured victory. After the tlrd INNING
no was effective, but in the meanwhile the Athletics
had secured a lead which The visitors c0uld no, over
come The fielding Of Welch and Mari and the blttlng
~ VcGuire were the features. The score was as
follows: -
Atnent ,'''''... 9 0 o :
Raseb,ts-AthIctic. IL Rochester. 10. Errors-
Athletic 3: Rochester, o. Earned r'ins-Athictic' -
Rochester, 1. Umpire-Enslc.
Columbus April 17-Columbus and Toledo opened
the championship on the local grounds Today.
Attendance 1000 A parade and band concert pre-
coded the game Members Of the Legislature and state
officials were present by invitation The batteries were
For Columbus Gastright and O'Connor; for Toledo,
IIealey and sage. The feature OF me game was Ilo
strong hating on both sides Columbus had fourteen
his and two errors and Toledo ten hits and SIX
errors The score by innings was;
Columbus .'.. o x-14
Runs earncd-Columbus, 8; Toledo, T. Umpire
Edes. .,
Washington, April 1.-THE Washington and Phila-
delpha League clubs played a six-inning game mere
today in drilling rain, before 900 people, the score
standing even when the game was called on account
OF rain. IL the best exhibition given mere 'i'''
season. Score:
W ashnEs11SnI '' ''--''.'...... 0 o.
nasehits-Washi ngton. Philadelphia A. ErrolS-
Washington g. Philadelphia, a. Batteries Maloncy
and Riddle; Gleason and Decker umpirc-Bahcr'
baltimore April 17.-Baltimore had "a picnic WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Iondon April l7-At the wool sales to-day u SIG bales
were offered comprising good selection cspeclal sutl
for Continental buyer who operated freely Good Wool
we're steady The better grades Of er1-y N'in"' hpl
Al hardening prices Cro,sbred, were IA good demand
Fine were nril. and .od readily There haf" been
Withdrawn to dat 600 bales ana ther ar a'ali"sis
hi with the prices obtained Victoria 100 bar,
Secured i5igdafs lOd locks and pieces l0TdG "a
greasy 73.ddls I'D do locks and pieces ld' ll2d Nrw
South Wales GOO tales secured iodI7 igd 30 LOCKS
and picces. Si2dols 80 greasy C'ddl IA 40 locks
and pioces 3dd1Oad Queensland, 30 bales secured,
ii Idois I'D do locks and piece, 'dHl, ." gi,a,y'
800 bales secured Is idGis Sd do locke and pieces
si011d GREASY 5ulOi2d do locks and pieces, +.d7d
New Zealand COO bales; secured 7aod gray. ida
Is Id do locks and pieces 3ls":d Cape Of Good Hops
and Natal, 200 bales greasy, Od''id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
The STATE OF TRADE.

Fon% artye Grin and unchanged. w'at-Southcrn very
dfm; FuItz s3ds9c Iongbeiry. 500, 70 >, Sic !;
I'd snot and April S7Rds7'ici May. Ssass+c; July,
sole southern fairly active ana firm white,
t0nI2c: yellow l2a43c. western ,trong mixed slot
SbSc Juy 400 fO.c August fo.d4O'ic steamer, 81 lie
Hid OK fairly active aud unchanged. Rye nrm {;
BRINE 20 choice 57a5sc. Hay steady prime 70 choice
timothv si.3ds Pro, i,ions -teady ana unchangei
I,,tt"r irmnr but unchanged Eggs active; l22c COT
f d,li' 10 cargoc, fair zoe. sugar active soft
Lie. Copper and whisky unchang'd, tI.ights to
Flour y, 800 hbls; wheat, l50o0 bush corn, 1900
bush oats 5000 bush rye 2 0V DuS" c @G 600
hrsh' Sal,s-Wheat rs 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush.
BOSTON, April l7.-flour stronger common extras,
a Ok 81 IS Wisconsin, Dakota ana Minnesota patent,
-, I5d45 Corn quiet and easy steamer y.o" -,
higher; No ! white 3ld3sc NO "hti ,oc 20 40. >
white 35c Shorts quiet but st'ady nldullHgs; 9iou
sI3 Butter active and steady H0rtheiii anc & 4
extra creamery, poe; Eastern 90 ~ ,he's duIi anu
easier; Ncw-i ORR extra, ll2ci vermont 'Nta IL. q
lie Eggs in good demand and strong; nearby ana
cape, lac Eastern extras, ',SiOl' quo'
re Lard 60. 7isc Smoked ham, loalOi2c. H~of,
7Gac Receipt, for the week 10000 bblS ana
~ 900 sacks corn, 100000 bush; oats 3'COO bush +;
shorts. $50 tons
Bunaio. April 17-wheat-No / hard dull closing a.
90 ASKED sale, 5000 bush at 9Sc. cost insurance and
f,.ioht 10 Sorh.rn spot scarce and ia good demand
and freight winter wheat nrm.r y" Itu sc a'h'd no
spot offered; 40 white Michitan, 's, COZ insurance
and freight car 80 extra "nlt sod az w. on track
Corn quiot but steady; No > yellow, 3''2d3S.; No I
urm: no > white 81 sa3@c No white, 302c; No >
mixed 29a2yi,c track. barley strong and higher ;
80 . Canada soc; No extra. G3c 40 Csnada. 80
a..d ~ nominal. Flour steady, with fair demand
Ni.sd urm aud unchan g,d. Canal frsehts unchanged
773S 1o hush oats 900 bush shipments BY rail-
Ivh..t ~ 900 bush; corn, 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

There MS a cLriou, yesterday IA.
tween the Gil at the Exchange hero.
The record OF trading at the Consolidated Exchange up
to fairly respectable reries, and after from
s97s % 84 cents, there decline in prices SCR
cents At the stock Exchange tie were few
and between, but the course Of value, steadily
inward from SlJ. o The final DIN, r.ncs
between boards 81 cent In favor holders
Of $40 k Exchange The OF
the wa, Of a nature to influence Operators
refined markets not exceedingly active.
speculation seemed bc swayed BY the at that large
-h0rt interest Is in existence and the low u
furnishes b. owners 10 hold theP
certificates. while the possibility OF ted developments
and absence Of Tie part Of the bulls
tain- the interest a stubborn disposition refuse
at the The markets closed steady %
strong.
The range Of prices and the total dealings a.
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE DglnsS prevailed IN tn SPOT no 'iHe, any
prices were les nominal ~ h1t "'', Iu'u
sales reported. Nina kii"'' ~ i-il :"
r,nd sales 200 bundles Mo IA, @t'sr. Op."ii'
a further bieak today. on coi'iin" =, 30 49,. ,,i,ts
risttr on Jui., attended With rene" 20 ceiling ny ol-
if latrr I'm :h, IA, fh.r, reaction Vi % I'D vo1'
r,-iilo steady aNrc declined l1dl H. ana iiaI''nl
closed La. pig l,wcr. hc.et7 al IL" ".ir iais' "
nrdor closed III lower than Tho 0l ni. - i"""' Npl
Is Gd MAJ 76- Iunc 20, 81 July 80 oa Nut ,
.,. t1 ~riifclitr 80. RIO r"i"it>' l&'Nr M
: : $50 GOOD second $50 iNrhase ll!ilaa'r, -
H,ccrt-, 10000 bags, III, g, RAM lo' NIX, '@, ,',
200 bags. Receipts at Rio July L. iSs2 to Apr. 10.
tiinc iS-- lA9 900 hae- i;,g,'Pt- ~ '',1 lug ~,
= ~ Zoo far. same t.nc 1855 $4,000 bags Total
- L-Ln. Il. llllMM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yofk. Thursday. April a. No fresh arrivals At
lack u oaeFne' i'r'lins -'.aa' .., ~, c,.,-,. l..
'i,, -, -oi IN small at 7lc. Chicago dressed
i iisaad ,pe:.ed to aii today g'h a. gattle;
Trinidad Win % ,a,'le sad - -n,p ana The ,.'nor
Ile Qu'en is iadn Win loso quartz, Of beef ana VIZ
ias, eat $50 ,a,,ic and rs auasicr. Of beet
a. i'aas" and .,e2. a, y,.9 d '' S Dr selling
,oail. nut ,ne mara.t j. nrn T.. GOOD 80 Reported
,Al\ ;enr'' ih,lna"t a'. arr 'a', ,''faay,
... f- cali nl...t ,h. morning and carried away tae
top story. s.i'r- ~e" somewhat dated ait.r .n'-dY
tp,..i '.,a about a. manr more added 20 ir -uppiy
, morning. win 'NpAin me eau-e. Price dropped &c
i.r 1 aua som' SAILS "'r" ''c lower ana 80 eai'',
i.,4,, pr p. Win ,'r. frT .'i., ding 5'e one
,.,' ',,.. ea.ntrs dr,.,,e sod At e43c and
>'i. i'''"i iio . a. s' as d. Isl y At Sc
a. p.e' ~, y, a, r.. r.. :, at Is dS l =
p H,,o s 1. c'ls \, a.. rs !. a e., f is
- ~ 3D.. nfr t.-t...,s. o., Ncal-. 10, e. A. o.
i...r. VIZ, g.. -2J y'al'. 10, g. At '+ci
ls, o.- sa SO leenH'onl, 10 ." n, &c. 90 &,
IL, i' a., iH az a, Be- - IT, -' '''' - 10
,. s Ia.o.- -oa- 80 N'ai.. i23 =. n 80 - per
~uirr A>n IAvr~ E.,.e.3'- - c'r'',t. - . 20
,.. i,t e.. .ai ir.nt, ana a,"tt tod iot pm
''r.i do a. -.n, 0n.horn ',n'lns, az t.a'7 slpR,d
lu. .,i s5a - 30 PEP head. ana one bunch a, i-o
d mutton qaly @cd and .r qii 4; io&l iss per s
o,ii. ,su bre..d .p,ins lamb, 81, at a SiGs
nase 9,a,,s e. g'ii' i.'R 90 P, SD 7aA
~ ao iopi r. a, ! u clipped q 80 ~ At - 10 20
| VI .-- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
no crrrJruP pLIruYrR'S AFFAIRS.

Wesley Stoncy the partner Of tho missing "iHlam =
Darling who wa. member O, The nfm % John J. Plum
NOR l. Co Ma. gone into another finn. II" u1d" ~"
change Yesterday MIR stoney has not mad" an assign
mont and H. does no. intend friendly suit VIII De
begun between John f. Piuinner & Co. ana himself 20
settle the question Of DaflnCs p"cuiaon- SriE ar"
also n he against Mrs. Darling 20 r"coNf prop
ertv in her name which e. t. asserted hy 'hr A--''n'
was purchased Darling ont - his stealns- and h'll
10 the esttte