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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.


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THEORIES arc good ia their place, but
car seldom be eaforced in all their
VIRGIN pun.y as against conditions. The
theory OF prohibition is beautiful, but,
as against the actual condtionssof
humanity, it is impract.cabls. A com
promise Is about all that IS available.
Free trade IS most beautiful theory,
taking in, as 10 does, the fraternity,
equality and cisluteresledness Of ali
nations. But, considering that the
actual condition Of international rela-
lions negatives any such thing as fra
teruity, equality and dis.nteres.edness,
the theory IN is entirety Is useless.
There are certain conditions that must
be observed N the adjustment Of
national relations. As bearing upon
tariff questions, the Fort Wayne CARTE
notices some Of these conditions a. fol-
lows.
"Wheu we go abroad for that which
We could produce at home the condl-
ton which c0n-routs rs IS, that We
have % send abroad the money
% purchase those articles. We
have also % pay the expense
OF the .0ng line OF transportation
over which they are carried, aud mar
gin OF profit % each OF the middlemen
through whose hands they pass TO Us
II the theory that We can Oe sure OF
supplying those foreigners who furnish
these articles with farm or other pro-
duce OF our ralslng should IN any case
be sustained by actual experience, We
meet the further condition that the
cost Of Transporting the produce OF the
farm fO tae distant market must De
horne. IaIs cost a 10 most cases much
above that OK ra.s.ng and harvesting the
produce. Yes, there are conditions as
vel as theories, nui they wont retire
from tie ne.d. They are here 10 stay"
TuE T. T L165r says: at present
there Is much activity in the hsld Of
organization among the trade unions
throughout the country. The work IS
bcing done quietly, but none the less
surely are the great and little trade
unious placing themselves in position
q meet the draft that VIII be made
up0n their autonomy aud their treas
ury on May I. wheu tie eight-hour day
for the binding trades Will DC inaugu-
rated. There IS 90 indication that the
industral centers OF the country Will
pass through such an exciting period as
that produced by the labor conventions
Of four years ago. Employers and en-
ployes have both been taught a lesson
~ tbs events. tragic and otherwise of
Iss6.7 "A the trades unions have gwen
the business interests OF the country
fair warning, 1t IS % be hoped that the
latter will also place themselves II posi-
lion 20 meet the great question. Re-
memberng the lesson Of 1886. both
sdss sh0gld bc wiling 70 meet upon 40
squahty and consider the vital question
with coOl heads and fair minds.
THE editor Of tbs Adrian Ti-Ss, who
knows 1Ir. Van Buren, as we'll "a any
other Republican n Michigan knows
him, recognizes the pen picture OF the
genial United states Marshal elect,
which the TELeeRAv- HERsIn drew last
Wsdnssdsy RE copies and cordially
endorses tAe same. for the following
cone usive reasons
ftr-..,rrs., ,f svr--Ss,s rfr- slsrltfrY- ar, "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

AAAAfh if--suH IS ~ rs8mx within fa
" nitnutfs SNiA ~ rltk 1Al', Feat Haf a. ~
GEES 81 oI ltf AoutE. Address J0hG N
NrQS2t =. 81 LsoI-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Nzw ToBK m ghs indorse the Prsd'c-
ton Of tae crank. that Chicago VIII oe
inundated and Totally destroyed on
april "a. and thus setsle the World
FAR quarrel. If It were not for che fact
thss BETH cities are Included IN as ore
dsehou. S1ch being the case. the tvo
caes should ncw make up with each
other. So that when w-ped eut. st
least the odor of sancatE may e left
ksh-rd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

INANTI D--5 er 6 roa1ls & 81 hiecks lrsin
" EestuNce - tz4lIg ~ fKo. IuGu.fs .t
A. 4 larllef, No- & s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
rhn Cnminc Neek,s Temperance Worls.

W c. T. L. meetings at Good Templars Hall,
corner South Division and ISla1d-Sts. Central
Union meeting. Thursdays, at 2:S0 p. M; :
meeting Thursday, ~ p. m; Union of Unions,
first Thursday OF each month; girls sewing
school SafurdaY 2:.0 D. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Tt Is stated that ths triumph ever the
Worrors n salt Lake City n ths 70
cent election has already s1vance3 the
prce of town lots SO = foot
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Z % IN VIII buy tie house ana lot Southtast
y 81 ~ cof. - rAltl3 ana L2gfafes N.ll
ln-Ac "a .el1id Lls. atas properly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

EOk SALE-Someghing worth resaiGg. The
long e ycu keep Oh pay us rehi thV hafacf
II viii bc to 0rEll 70 get . home 81 yoNr eva
kfefy year The price OF real estate "a Vraae
Rapids goes ~, neSer goes down. eoAE i0rset
that you are helping your tAhdt'r te buld
more houses aHd LAS u rrut With 80 az nolles
when you could Just q we'll Pot a lev shiHsirs
Ola roof for yousseii ount MAKE ~ yeaf
mind 10 rent Sn0thtr year DSiorr Ao0 iVoh
81 thoss besufiful modern style new houses on
Lake ana : ermun-stS.. ar sfre~t CT Il 3
with hydrau l. water. stone foundation, oeliif
aaa clstrFu. ali compile : small l.ayuieui Nn
Ia Sncts nor hig a. reaE lnQulrc room =,
AeN Hsuscman bullGing. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

q ROOM house and pes barn. \ F.. ~ iisury ai.
"a 5.Al>-, GOOD SHADE gooa repeir. n.o-elA
s.y,e. s-sJa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
AeEKFs- WAkgEA

tAANILD-Ag Agents ler thr fIIstory 81 the i A-
" k.etatlohs 81. D@Ftag Deeds asa ars
crCa "a tree Adde'S D. "A. BFoNni4s A ls.
Iale4ol NAls- tt4lk
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

~pIEADID residence or Cherry-sf- near
~ Hruy, ior sale cheap. Icfa.s easy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

CHOICE VACANT LOIS For sale ehexp. sSoo
= AM upwards, OetHeel Livingston Ane Jolt-
IhE L---
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
CROZIER & CUTTERS

Real Esta Department.
Weston Building, a. SsSai-St
S400 For one week eais. Lot en- Unien-s
: dvp near 1rld-e-si-
TWO houses On Dudley Place. near k-st
Il Bndse-st Easy terms.
GOn0 Nil buy o-r00m house al Oo.e-st..
cSoO north ~ b, a n. depot
TOTs at seuth Grand Rapids sg5o 10 $50.
10 Ann Acres Of pine tlmbeF siana on AaFi-
10 JVO sRels stream. Title perfect. NaA
b .ial al = bargain.
MONEY 10 loan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

NlANIED-l0o dwelling houses 10 ~ placed
w ID ny hands for reatt fhs price u rcnt&i
10 ran iron SlO 10 tzl psi llontn = ar laFors
slA be appreciated bS me. s-muri Wells. lN
OJtaNa-St. >
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
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fKHAa = tns rrsf tning sau sboula Go vheu
~ Fa- asE 0Qg - a. Eay tei. 81 ess1ss-
s. dsNn AAa 80 ga4g eris all Pas ~ s.e ~
sNo yca06 Il :. froKsu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

AUkNiS snou write foF illustrated clreaiar.
= ana icfnis tcr l~o Nscks TIA ~ Nissour
asher WASHES clrt rst clothes c.o4E - asa
steam without rUoe TX, eAsl.y Salai prsf "a.
bir J. VI orgh. 81. LoulA Ne suue
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

EOR sALE-In the eastern part OF city. one
nHu corner lot cal he bought al = great
barssiR; casn or part time ". X. keeleT,
Wholesale cOnfec,l0neF. AZ south Division. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

TEN-R00M h0CoE AND LOT. One block from
Bridsr-st. 81 t-e Lll., 80 VI more 0OhAi
balance per cent. rrce sSf1
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

SPLENDIDLY LOCATED LOT On Creseeat-
- ave : ffIC- Af-el
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

EOR SALE-New house and lot al oakdale
Park. on easy eims of payment e41ue
Wells. ile 0lt-wl Il. e
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

LOB SALE-Hoasr snd lei q Ceaterst sam
4 4el Wells. ilo 0ltEwa-si. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

II lnlOg-Ss.i lcW. modern stye, furnace.
CRATE, etc; l.ns I0omsi lOt Olsl-oi prCe
500; 500 or more down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
FOE RENT HOUSES

tOA hbhI-hO Z otsS.
70 RENT-HoBss ll5 summers. Iaquire a.
- 10 -umaaer-sf. ~
For EENT-Two new Owe ng D sses on
0o4lsRB ave- NslGel Weiis 10 0tfsvs-
AZ =
EOR RENT-N-v sroar house. sweet and
t5is mouth. " II. libbs.0 ortb Colegs-ave.
EoR RFNT-E ls-roon housa- front srs
bark sfslr- rar1 Sofr water. Vsry
c-nren' ui sell q sarrise ee This unnfh.
" e. l55s. p NoTtb Cslle-s ave. 81
To T-Elght-ro9u heuss IA .isEart %
eefirnl uarfr Ess 7r1 rrnsr con vr " % Ga
Iazuirs a. W. 5osEEl s-st -
To REVT-Vs sss ~-ss-srfsrs- s---rs sro~
fasr RI q. are-sfs fh ~ wifnruf - 30 !.
rcE asase fcsrsete 81 eferF Has ~ Essf
hrtE-sf Ssrrsi J. k-.srs -
EcR RFvT-Ths rev 6vsInr hsaze -
fs sars $50 t-s scufh - eathF-
srs. al mnze-a l~ rrovsrre- ,s fIrrsce r 3
vel sad ss-er7 Earsr aisa sas ~
1s-aes N Lo1z sei1serS hcE-e y a.a ts frs
Meh ~
EcF FvvT-s h-uss - -oa~s 60 e.
rosrs .a. - sE1 60 q sH1 roers
- sos1 lo-ehoa- fes
- sVeer - re1f fror = - So lrTt
g 2. ". Esrcsr1. = Aaea-st- corner ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

3 400 HOUSE vith sigat roems aae q
- tNN o. AL NrFsoc-sl.i oisirfA aDS
Nc Nalsi S lots southeast II clty % asirs .
hafd uu2cr Ia Nkcasxs s4a loUAtN. sHe -
scfrs 81 Improved. "a aliirs sou hcASi 81 AaA.
Ni.l exchange tur n0uSsS AID iess - sfil ahs
"a the ab-Fe % eAsy ferBA Dr. y, ~, has
once. Nlo3lcSme la ldlug lte
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Circulation Guaranteed % Be ths
largest Of AL Michigan Dsilss kx-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

FOR RENT-large froat room. newly fur
uisned sustable for two gentlemen. or
snd cold water, at - Barclay-st. N. II. Par
soRS Ig2
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
i rooms. with OF without board. al l6s North
Lassyette-st. oS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
SITUATIONS WAETRD-MALI.

TNANTFD-Situation by a young man, In a
w whOles lie war, )use; mas been wOs King
IN wnolesfe business l3 y j. S, and unCer-
stands bookkeeping, and not afraid OF a0y
kind OF work; good commendation. Address
P. o. box lil, city. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Uaitsa Press Reports. sromst saa ssss,
Dslissrf. Ab the local rs~ss ana the
cisAasst 4na Nost Pialnlg PFintsa Pssss
P4snsnsd IN orzna RaRlas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

lAASIED-Sa esmen, clerks. bookkeePers.
w bartenders, tezmsters. shipping clerks.
farm hands. once help. and all Others cut OF
employment 10 call ana investigate our ell
i.rrly new aad thoroughly reliable system 0!
procuring situations Cooperative Employ
ment Company. 1924 Mouroe-sl.. rooms 81 and
s. Porter BLOCK. Phone 4e-s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

FOR RENT-Part OF house, rooms. l27 Gin
= ton-st.i they Will SUIT you come aud see
them. "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

WANTED-S!tuation by experienced book
W keeper and shipping clerk; has had eK-
perience rs collector. and underSi ands type
writing and stenORraphy; good references;
moderate wages. Address l.. H., l5S North
Division-st. IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

FOR RENT-Two rooms, second floor. with
stea Y power AZ No. Pearl-st. Inquire Z.
l.. Thw.ng Phone l0t4. 79tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
AFTER THE EArESDRoppING REPORTER

p1LwoRTu cHoATE MUST SHOW CAUSE WHY HE
SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT.
The case Of Dlworth Choate, the reporter WHO was
cauclt eavesdropping in the room 10 when the flacA
fury retired 10 consider the verdict came up yester
dav in the Court of oyer and Termner, before judge
Jarrett The District-Attorney handed 10 Judge
Barrett papers in Motion for an order directing
Choatc TO show cause why lie should not be punished
for contempt of court. John II. Bird and eXJndge
Russell of counsel for the Faclls and for MI Acehs
read the papers, but they would not say anything 10
repo-ters as to what is the exact nature the papers
District Attorney Fellows and his assistant, Mr. Coll
also refused to describe the papers.
Addressing Judge B:.rrett, Nr. Bird said;
II your honor please. we join most heartily IN tins
be broader. ! am informed that the rlW editor OF
.Thc World" actually in The court room ana aIvi
what occurred here The World pubis cd tlle fsill
NJ the eavcsdrOpDng. We think the principal OF inc
affair Is the city editor OF The World. can SUI
mlt an AFFIDAVIT 30 your honor from man who saw
him he.e. ! was not aware OF II myself uluI now
judge Barrett said: "Thcse papers viii DO so iaI As
they co. If there arc any further facts That you can
Law before the court and VIII do so. we can take
further action"
Mr. Bird promised to set about the preparation Of
add tional papers without delay.
In the meantime Judge Barrett signed the order
as I. stood II is Icturnabc tomorrow. TINS IS the
day set BIZ Judge Barrett for sentencing inc c1hNlcci
fellow counsel are exceedingly hop ful tllt thant
lO Mr. Ch0atc or 10 Mr.. Clpatc cry Gator, or -
bo,h motion TO set aside tbs verdict and order a
new trial may be successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

puealo March acknowledging i9r ise - ';ns
40 ma total Tor thus far, $40; LOT same s'ie
i,sf Wi. gro consigned through, 200 head 70 ~
" SsO on sale 40 market steady ana uno
Hn ana Lamis-.ceips for past p hours. ooVo n,
,o ,or week thu. far 1850 Tor same time a-s nceS
II 600 CONSIGNED Though lsoO TO ~
-,in 900. sheep choice 20 extra - -VsSs ntaaha
10 GOOD - oods common t. good "a - ., % e 10
COL m CHOICE - ia - IS fair 70 eooi - oVass %
medium - fair sce s. Ilos-Kscelpts iSr 5Pe ~,
% ,i ,.t ,r1cl - $50: CONSIGNED t..oreh 39yO %
York $50 sale. 1000 demand "a ana nr tod
shade hfch.r. mediums and heavy. - o~>f -; -
,4o6si IS Yoscrs. 81 3jGsi 4oi pigs, ~ loGsi % :
louis March % CattieReceints 200 heaa snIp'
- 500. ru,rl.Dt STEADY good to fancy ac,N' secis
81 3oasi 20 - good - 2oes 40 .ecssis ana r.,
~. sjae. so TcNas and Indians - 'oGvS 2V
-Recrs zoo head shipments 3leo marIe5 in dn,
in noor: fair choice. heavy - lVdSt.S pdSS.is
r,od "a O5Q - 90 lht f2ir % best SidSi 10. Shs
Receipts 800 head shipments l5o0i market strong 'i
a. choice. Sia+5 10. . ,,.,. - ooo had. shin.
r,nts GOO. market weak closing ledl3c lower bcV's'
So o5 steois - 30d 81 80; stockrs snd tensi
to. q 10 cows bulls and mixed. 81 .odr3 eu ieNas
c1iu steers 40 oas3 so nor'-Receipts q coo head
shnmrutS 10000 market s.rcng closing NSoh' HtNcu'
c54si Is: heavy. siasd az icht stGst 20 ss sno,
r,ret active 5dioc lover: natives. 20 % Neste
cornfcd. 81 9cGs5 10; Texans, SASS 80; 'aMb'' s'a
90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

-.icayo March GO (Spccai.-'he grain markets to-
sav had their first experience Of the with sIiac
IKE weather The result IN tie wheat pit was that
IN spit, Of innrmcssbic crop damage Tcpots from no
respectable TIC price yielded ons cent ana cioc
almost a. the bottom. Nay opened SOL. sold 70 1J2
aud closed so's. July was no. relatively gus, 80
wcsh II 09sntd at 49, and closed 70 sf's. H. news
from abro3d from saDoa.- coa;flutcd somewhat
70 he decline. Private Liverpool nr~ags aid taat tho
Weather ,; fpc,1nl aae crop prospects
were excellent They ADDED that navigation all Oyer -
Coatincn, had opened, aisi that Russian shipment
w,rs Increasing. The Balte shipments Tor The
week showed incr,asc over tie week brr OF eVVovo
exception o. Tie finc Hottncr in tAe
NC. the news from this SD rta,r tu..i.h. Brad
made ia ne IS eat Of the Rocky
Mountain FOR wee. O. 1901 900 bushels The sc'tng
W. - rcasal Kat no concern cNef. = unusual
infu.ucc \ great many pyramids wcs' t0p!oi over and
innurlorabe stop.0ss orieFs were caught. This was
esnecaily the ease at 80 cents. Corn was somewhat
easier the enormous moyemea,. ghe receipt, we're
~ 295 and closed q. 2Ja. oats wcrc shade easier:
Provisions sicry. At the close May potA showed
ADVANCE ln.siav OF ) cents My lard and Ma
ribs cic-fd us5 where they dii yue lay Mag wheat
the curb, 1913 puto. 79s calls, ,3ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
COTTON MARxrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool March 20 y. m.-(oitOi-Ibe salcs Of tho
CAV isciudcd 300 bales American.
Futures closed firm Amesican-,i .ddlins, low ndJlMg
clause Marl. delivery CID brYcrs March and APPEL
delivery, sod buyers Ajr and May delivery, 9Gid
ana July eeliye-v 1864, seller. Jgy and Aggqst
sellers Angus: and September delivery 110id sellers
September delivery Hold sellers September and OctO
5s6ic, scllcro; October ard November
delivery. 1904, sellers. -
10 l5j6c: low middng 10 1i-l0e good ordinary, lo4c ;
and gross receipts 40s baos sales osles Stock
1924 bales.
Norfolk March 26--Cotton steady middlng lie: net
397 bales 40 bales eXpots coastwise OF
bales; sales ia bales; stock, - a3l hale, o,o
Savannah. March 2GCottcn duh mlddling. 10 13-lCc
low iniddling, 10 9l0c good ordinary 3iGc net and
gross receipts 62o bales exports % the Continent 10
bales cosstwse $40 bales sales 205 bales stock 1853
bales.
Orleans March rs, K Cotton midclinc.
10 l5-loe low middiine. 10 1l0c good ordinary 10Nc
net receipts. 1231 bales 40 bales exports coast
WISE 2S2 bales sales. $500 bales STOCK l6i0o3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
HE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March 20.-Cotton duh: middlinq, 11hT
H. Floir moderately active and steady. unchanS o.
Weat-Soithcin quiet and uonlnaly casieri tut] cy~
SOC longberry SlaS7c No. .. oiae3'ac; steamer ~
. rad. s1Lc:: NC-17rn weak, No winter req, Hp2.'
March aud April $50 9S3'ir: May, So l2c yu1 .
81 ec bid. C0su-South"ln finn; white 5onioc yeuOMM'
3Gaa7c: steady; mixed slot March ana APfH,
3Gis 564c Nav 3G2c June. d37c July '-aS y
August 3.a.u3s7 steamer. doc Oat, qhis INV .'-
changed. Eye steady 5jUj,c Hay very gulet; Yfiu'
To choice timothy Gl2 Jcasi3. Provisions ifm ana IN
changed I,utacr Stcndy and unchanged Eggs slio.t,
ili.c Petroleum firm rein d. ~ % Conee Qtlcg -, 20
cargo's faf 9OL u1O.c. sugar quiet; \ SOY, . 80
Copper steady refined. 2J ai3ac Whl.1ey nnch"nssd'
H,crid--flour, 1910 bills; wheat loV)O oush Syn'
lG 600 bush: oats. II coo bush rye 3oVp plsh up
mpnt,-Flour 1910 bills wi ut. $4,000 bush. sa'es-
Wheat eco bush corn. $4,000 br n
Boston March 26.-NarEet5 unchangct Rocept,-
Flour 100 tbl 26O1 sarla; corn, $1,000 bGsh' OAt''
, l9O,O bssh; shorts. - TONS
Buffalo March 25.-WAest-so. l hard dull, weak ana
lower 9y4r. No EOr-l'!n scarce al 3l'*c
80. northern. S1'sc; Water wheat dhil. w'aA Gnu
lower: sales. 30. I'd. S5,2a-Gc; ? cars cXtra
SO. > white sjc; car 40 Whit Michean, so Hs
von. rlllf higher; sales caf- 40. yellow 31d 51Tc
3 car. No 4, 33a33ac. crack oats quot ana weak
So. white, -9'; 80. whit, . f@se; 10 =
mixed. .G-c tga'H. Bari quiet ana uAcnans,d
liYs dun and nominal. Hour steady, viih fa.f de'
uani. .Il feed miner; wi1tt. bran, Eli 30; sirAg.
sl8 - Canal ff clt.. MAJ shipment. vh ~. ic corn,
3-sr Eecollfs-Nn a., 1000 bush; corn ~ 600 Dush
oat- 5000 bush. Shpn nts-Nheat 1000 bn,A.
Chicago March 2G.-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
for Sale.


ri ArNfFiNINl No-rN-oi Piano. stool
Il and cover. only eiio cash ulrieEt
bargain, celebrated nalnr. ai-o elegant
.aiur organ. III L,Ningtou-aNc., near
iic'l-st.
SILVER. ~ilNcr or. genuine specimens.
- Nfiuf $500 % ~ 200 per con, a- reiics.
for sale q" far-i.. forwarding ~ for speci-
mon. g. ILLENH. GO Clntln-1te.. AL
b'uy. y. y.
-, ONE 80 PIECES r.rA and pretty scenery
- cad drop cuita'n, with machinery. $50
folding ir0l and OAK chairs. perfect cone
li,'on for s'i' cheap. :. Il. II, l;kLAND,
L,nrnbtrs. Va
fBtlE PAIiNr uir,.ci-fsfei hup-ligh
. beauty. chimney, l.ft ON and fur
n.tfr' rnhcr.tch a.
fatch tAe match upon - back,
~in 10 loo les lIft'- frt--..
ttn adnNn ths chimney 90.
That's Che way o. U.It b.. Oh.
- -. IN snmn,. br mil. STANLEY
SMITH. NoN % 0r0au'oNn. y. y.
rvHRrE urrirht pianos. : l.3 octave. halt
1 usual price must be sold. ~ Wet
30th.,t.. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

Aprl closed 25asc bid May 2otc 10y, |9c si ,n~s
and qSiet 22c bid Eys quiet avNp shSs.
sSg timothy os 50 LEAD sCw insf sa Esss
at SO IS and common sS 90 @on meal 81 55asi 90
WhisEcy Co. Provisions firm but dull no c nSaaust
@ei~Four 5000 bb wheat i3 ooo n Dsn bs Kew
ooG 200 hush oats 81, 900 bush rye 3VVo ps'
80 bTsh Shipments-Flour, 10000 hpis; Wncxs'
Zoo hush; corn 500 900 bush oats, lo'ooo puSn ""
y zoo bush barley, coo bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
DnS.nc5G Chdntc9.

PRIVATE party advances. v.,aoc'
a .,. 800 90 l'l ol fii1.'of.'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

Trenton, " j.. March % (speclaD.-Thc Court Of
Parions set seven convlcts free today Family dc'ii
tuition was the reason in most Of the cases. Edward
j. uoneywooa, who was sentenced t. two years i.r
forgery in Newark. among those VINO We're
granted their liberty. lie ia, vavMaF disease VI
the heart aud is expected 10 die soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

The transactions crude certificates at the Stock IN
.bange YESTERDAY showed remarkable increase from the
almost complete stasnction q Tuesday. Increased
s.rcncth accompanied the increase Of activity and prices
advanced from Il sis cents The options
q. tho Consolidated less active bot prices there
80 tns .a cents ~ eJ3- cents, followed by break 70
81 cents the end slult occurred 10 80. Cents
ana 40 close fully steady. There l. NOR. or a
feeirg favorable iaiy among the trader ah1 w
ncwS ncld indicates slacHcnns U output anu
~ drililng work IL tiwe tna, some cheek u the
continuous downward movement Of values Mas gwen ana
- w. a,,tag 1, be better buyers Oh tbs theory.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were a.