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New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
HIS CREDITORS SURPRISED.
MF. CopELAND'S SUDDEN MOVING.
HIS STOCK JERKED OUT OF THE STORE IN

HIS STOCK JERKED OUT OF THE STORE IN
SHORT oRDER-wHERE rs THE MERCHANT
The shoe trade in Readest. surprised YESTERDAY
by the failure Of Morton f. Copeland wholesale dealer
in boots and shoes at No. 90 Readest. Early yesler
day morning gang OF men, said by neighbors 10 have
been many fifty, began TO move his large sVoeA ~
the auctonTooms next door, Of L. G. Wise ana py o
O'Clock in the afternoon everything Of any value d
been removed from the three lofts occupied by Mr'
Copeland, except the large safe. The news OF tnS ,e
moval spread through the street and soon reacHeu INV
ears OF some of the creditors Two crealtors Id'e ~ IN
day obtained attachments from Judge " bilo" Vi N
supreme Court one for $3.50 by Joseph DAVIDSON anu
the other dor 5000 by Abraham Geizler. When Deputy
Sheriff Mulyany reached Mr.. Copeland's place OF ousi
ness eVerything had been removed except the sdio'
Mr. Mulvany went through the three loits' OuV i'"
nothing except IA few empty boxes, ana oid pape'S
scattered all over the nOOrs in the halls ana uo" vi
the sidewalk .
and served the attachment L. & c. Wise They de-
cIared that the goods had been consigned 10 tno W
Mr. Copeland 10 be sold on commisslon anu 'i"' NV
bsd advanced Mr.. Copeland $4,000 cash on oeh o,'
"wednesday They also claimed the safe ana tie uooA
accounts amounting 1t Is said 10 $4,000. Mr' Wise
,ras seen by a reporter late yesterday afternoon nc
said that they had advanced $4,000 to Mr. COpeiau
on his stock book accounts etc. In the regular 'o @
of business and that he had received the CASH "9
questioned about the quick removal OF the stocA nc sun
goods because he did not want to pay reh' Ill MI
ConeIaDd,s place of business The reporter was Id,
formed by the agent of the landlord thst Mr; Oope
had paid the rent Of his place up 10 HSird Nay IN the
The attachments it IS said were obtained @ a6d 0 ds So
6ed 20 HE nroperty Mr. Copeland, II was learned,
Was at his place of business an "Wednesday ont IL VIA
said had not been there YESTERDAY o,c Nr Cone
mat Wednesday afternoon about OclOSh NJ Sp Copo
land had asked for the loan OF $500 lie et NL;
tand have a check tOr that aFnOunt, MT. Copehnu
promising to pay it Thursday morning Wnen the i5i h
Saw the goods being removed Yesterday moThnsS % Si %
,nshed 10 the bank and stopped payment on the chech
a minute before it presented by another man. hoV
Mr. Copeland has been in business here ABOUT seven
wears coming from scranton. Penn where ne ilao % Det
H. tbe retail lIne and had previous 10 that Deeh Win
his nncIe in Boston on March % he calme9 70 oe ne
sror+b $4,000 that his stock would run from F1oVuV
", sEo 200 with an Insurance of $12 300. his naDn
lies are not known but in the trade ty are the
Fast He was supposed to be doing gP0u T osa,e19 70
Ne started with one loft and gradually ncred2Gu W
H. Tmtting I'm more stock he spread out III was
cnrre1fy reported that the stock turned over 70 T. o. ~
Wise was worth at least S3OO0o, DuI MI "ieo "0"i"
Nv. no information that pOlnt
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YonK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW 1Okh DEAblNdS'
The excitement in wheat speculation on the Produce
Exchange is subsiding. The sales yesterday reicheo
only 10 Of q 600 bushels which about half as
nuch as was sold on each day Of the recent excited
periOd The temper Of the market at the opening was
weak Initial prices indicated decline OF l-o@o-S
cent under the influence of lower English cables, as
we'll as easier Continental cables The English houses
were free sellers at the outset but the CONTINENTAL con
been established. They bought both options L 9hp
wheat for September shipment. In tie Afternoon Cln
cnco operatOrs had assumed control and rushed prices
mn causing a large amount Of uneasness among the
showed a net advance OF l 1902 cents The spot
market was unsettled during the greater part OF the
Svmpathy with options May deliveries opened Al
81 20 So and sold at 81 20 l2@ ri - - eoes oS n
the higher figure June started ted at ned ~ S 5S 81 SNa t NE
lowest price and closed at the highest price u ~ L.
The range August was 81 81 y "a %Dtd u{ af
81 90 Is. and advanced to and closed at 81 II IL.
In corn there moderate movement IN opuons,
and In sympathy with wheat the tone was strong 1iIt
market closing at an advance OF 34G2 cents ,opOi
was unsettled but was o Si5e See anu
For oats the market remained as dull and feature
less as 1t has ruled Of late Options responded 9niy
IA cent to the advance In the other cereals spot
lots Tero easier early i'm the day and closed steady
The sales $4,000 bushels III futures ana o0ooo
Lard was rather more active and closed strong al
an advance of 9d 10 points Tor the DAY Inc sPo'
market was firm but quiet The sales were 23o o. aerce'
The closing prices were follows: ,..,..
Wheat-May, 81 % IA: June. II 19 -; July,
81 IL IA: August 81 IL 81; september 81 IL Oc-
tober. 81 10 1-2 December. 81 IL . and May, loS2
81 Il 34. > .
Corn-May, so; June. II; July. al August
73 IL cents.
Lard-May, 81; juno. So 10; July, ~ 30 August
81 40 September ~ 45.
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
at New York Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat, G9373 bushels corn 262i4 bush,
els oats 116 76G bushels total grain y 24o3 hloes
-four "a 331 packages Al Chicago Milwaukee, and
ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat "a l34 bushels
clain, 57O,52O bushels; -four, 26,O62 barrel.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
TO KEEP UP THE pRrCE OF DRUGS.

A meeting of the manufacturers and dealers in
proprietary articles held yesterday in the rooms
OF the Board Of Trade and Transportation. II. V.
Pierce presided, and Henry E. Bowen acted as sec
letary. Representatives Of leading houses in the
country present Plans were discussed as TO
the best way of preventing ratecutting in the trade
from which the drug business is now suffering George
Seabury offered a resolution, which adopted, pro-
vidng that the Association Of Manufacturers and
Dealas IN Proprietary Articles would support any
reasonable plan for the prevention Of ratecuttng in
dOrSed by the Pharmaceutical Association, which will
soon meet in New Orleans. The resolutions also
pledged the association not 10 sell 10 radesmen whole
sale or other dealers who violated the agreement.
They further suggested that every state and local
socatlon atify the action of the Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 90 Special. aD.-Wheat to-day rallied
about two cents. The news continued bearsh' oao@S
from every source were lower at the opening and lower
at the close There was some cash business reported,
and this melted todays rally. III fact however :"
large part of the 100000 bushels of No cash spring
wheat reported sold here old business: Inc ehoro
by the bears to and the new purchases Dy uie
old time bulls responsible for the Improvement III
prices THE Price Currents crop summary was as
favorable as it could be. The Northwestern receipts,
$40 cars, showed considerable Increase May "ieltt
sold fCom 81 90 IL to 81 10 IL, and clysea az
81 12 IL July sold from 81 03 10 81 10 - anu cioea
at 81 10 3-s. Bull manipulation by hutchinson enou u
sympathy with the advance in wheat were togcIneer
sufficient to move corn up somewhat. Inc sample
marlet however, was not affected 1t continued weak
and declined fractlonaly The receipts CONTINUE esd9 SS ~
Ma; sold from 90 rs to II "a cents ana closed az
the top: July sold from 65 34 % " IL cens' am am
closed at the top. oats sympathlzed somewhGt MlC'
other grains The futures. weye 1racuOhaIy hlghGr.
Samples however, were lower Provision shorts GsugnC
the alarm which affected the shorts in the grain plt
Their efforts to covec advanced pork 90 cents IaiI
IL IL cents. and ribs 25 cents me rI.Ce IT, m ~
made decrease in the packing IN tho West lor tne
week of 10000 hogs Prices at the yards were nrl, m
with $4,000 hogs there to-day 2o'ooo esulnaeu 1"
Friday
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS NOT READY

nrr.AY CAUSED BY THE QUESTION OF COST
AND FEAST IBILITY
The Rapid Transit Commission is not yet ready TO
make pubic the routes and plans selected for sub
mission 10 the Board of Aldermen and the property
owners Having decided to sell the franchise to the
highest and most acceptable bidder. the Commission
feels Obliged to consider in the adoption Of any pan
Its cost as well as feasibility The plan must not
be too expensive, else there will be some dincuy III
disposing of it, The question of cost is the cause OF
all the DELAY in announcing decision. Mr.. stenway
thinks that definite action will be taken within week
or ten days.
The Board met yesterday at its rooms in the Far
mers, Loan and Trust Companys building at No. %
Wiulam-st Messrs. Stenway, Inman, StaTtn ana
Pnshe beEg present. The engineer Of the Commits
sion MIR Worthen also present. Nothing ot lnl-
portance was accomplished
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The field news has not proved 50 threatening as was
feared few days ago and the result was slight I'M
provement in National Transit certificates yesterday
At the Stock Exchange sales Of 10000 barrels were
made at 80 1-2aG0 "a cents, against % cehts "edeS
day night The options at the Consolidated rose 3-e
CENT H. 70 cents hut broke at the close 10 O0 cents
The sales were 900 barrels while ooOU DaFgs no %
actions (24 900 barrels In Buckeye Plpe Line oerun
Gates at I7aIsa17 cents were resarded aS cSnnrna GO una
tory of the eXpectaOns entertained recently VI pos
sbie revival In this longncgected article Renned OF
continues heavy in tone at 40 cents IN G3e so
Antwerp l6 Ia francs; Bremen, 6.4O marks; London
1l-16n 5 "a pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
r1ur srocK MARKrrs-nY rELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Aprl 23.-C3te-Reccipts last "a hours l9o
head total week thus far 200 head t9 san same
time last week. ZOO head consigned through 9CO heiu
~ New Yorn ,4SO head sale; feeling : rong
oes-ReceiIts last "A hours, 6,75o head total for tie
werk thus iar 1880 head for same time last Weeh
80 500 head consigned through. 5s3o head & 70 Ns% 6
Work head sale, 800 head opt!ed QulI aIlu
l5wer: closed dull with good many unsod NorteTs a
s5 ioaf5 20 Md ums 50 25a$5 30 good 24Qb 50 80
ams-RecSips last q hours 5000 head total for ot the
week thus far, 81 900 head for same time last Week
90 600 head consigned through 24O0 head 70 Tv NsT
YORK 34OO head; on sac 5000 head opened Stay Ee,
IS 1886 10 Michigan and Ohio 80 $3.50 50 eognS9 M m
common sjGsG so clipped, s5 1896 25i common - oo
St. Louis April 23-Cattle-Recelpts 400 head ship,
mens 100 head market lower good to ancy aaIog and
Indian steers Sass %. Hogs-Receipts-i,10I head
sbinants COO head market lower fair TO choice heavy
So 96S 90 mixed GRADE 81 25Gsi 70 light fair TO b.
- 5o6s4 81 Sheep-Recepts, 800 head shipments llOo
head market nrm; good TO choice, ~ 4OGSO 10
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday, April aG,s IS Re
the rs 9Sp by tsss Ss msO$sH SH
the trad drssGS OfS Sd @ % TO Cc r SS'
Gable advces from London and Liverpool indicate @ a
efage sale. a. I'd, scant g. per n American Steers
The Ornoco sailed to-day for Bermuda with 10 cattle
Mich GOws-About 20 head arrived late w wednes' s
day %nsaS esT dSd Sp S Sr sc so 70 As IS the selling
head bH aaT 3 oEcT F'o s's ys''Ssy
to-day Trade was ana the naEes ad9 rHes IN om mr
to &c per NJ Very cOmmo9 to primo VeaS sold at o9'c
Many Of the country dressed calves arrived in a dam,
aged state and were sold az rather low ges but OS
70 prime selling at 0d9c and little calves at 4d5c City
dreGd ves firm ol a. 7gGG % yeo 40 average at o
N do 155 H. at O'.c II DO 123 b at 0hc do, 1l3
~ beabaek Dewey IS yes' 12t q q 3. qs K Gsc y do
100 maicnbk al a 6 Ic a veais 1870 H. at Gac ia do
As@oS ss "a 1S5, S5 y3i ii H. 1ts a. ct o
JellGc Wright & Co.: % Veals 1O7 b' at o'ic; do'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpt. late wednesday and
= carloads Of JOS head ali at eothst vita the excep
se2G G% d in aH Ms SiSf and aS other points
were than dozen carloads Of stock, however, on sale
and iOdl5c higher with good clearance OF the pens at
tnsorn Sheep sold at SO 4Oa@7 122 per 100 clipped
do at s5 - wooed winter Lambs at STdSS l2l2 and
clipped do Mt sGGs6 so. with few selected merked up 70
81. The liberal receipts of spring Lambs caused de.
cline OF soc per head States sold at S3aF 90 per heau
Dressed mutton firm at 9a011c; dressed winter Lambs
sold at Id1oc and selected up 122c; dressed spring
Lamb q little caslcr at fd@s per carcass. -
Sales-Haenbeck & Hollis: SO Unshon western
Sheep 81 average at 81 10 per 100 81 Co. 20 NJ AZ
s. 251 Clipped Ohio Lambs, 1874 NJ at f6 80 also laU
wednesday: 364 UnshOm Michigan Lambs, 81 10. ae
SS 12i2. 49,, ., . ,,r,oa
state Lambs commOn). 643i n at 80 43S Michigan 90 90
n at 81 AZ unshorn state do. SO ~ at 50 eI2 l30
Ohio do 02i2 n 5s 20 State spring Lambs at % 'o
each: . DO at - per head ,o, ., -.
Hume Mullen 40 unshOrn State Sheep, 1o4 H. az
% n Collins; 18o unshorn Kansas Sheep, 126 n, at
% wiikcrson & Sherman $50 Ohio Sheep tunshOrn)'
loSf' p Y Pdcock & Sons 2l9 clipped Ohio Sheep sOia
!" c. C Collins: 104 Jersey spring Lambs at s5as7 per
hea9 ayeritt & Co.: 45 jersey Lambs at s5d@7 head
W Appeget 81 Co. 25 Jersey Lambs at 81 5OGSo per
"e. S. Richardson & Co.. Jersey Lambs at $easo 30
Judd buckingham spring Lambs poor, at SO per
HbGS~Receipts o. carloads OF 4642 head-18 carloads
AZ Jorscv CITY and carloads at iOh-st only hea i05
sole TODAY. Late Wednesday, Hume a. Mullen s9lq z95
State Hogs 2i5 n average at - so per 100 ana Itea
& Shea II Hogs, averaging loo H. az f' o' reoi
dressed steady at 7a7ac for light o2a7c for
medium 6d0Lc for good heavy, and o2Go'4c ior rousn
heavy.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
- V0p0C,ICr0 INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

4 N.-Department o I Isut SeaIei
0Se OF indian ns6rssd Aa prcposas for Beef bids for Beet
must submitted In separate ne case may beJ
nS Directed to the Comms;ioner Of Indsn Z ZAna S0t u
and 81 woosterst, Ne" sa, for furnishing for ths
indian service about 100000 pounds Bacon S SS
pounds Beef hoo 500 O9V P111uip powdes
POUNDS Corn $4,000 pounds 2 SSaee Ge ooaDSs Hd sd
Flour 10000 pounds Fsed Zoo S3d ard go bare
Mess PORK $4,000 pounds 0am az 9TSOoI s oop mound.
iio 600 pounds Kes MOUNDS Fine sat 800 ocO So1nds
Coarse ooo pounds sugar and 600 pounds Mhea
Also Ba9ket w9Oe6 oeo 2aq 1s1ds snSaS caeo 10000
Psrs Oh nring 22 600 yards Duck, free from all s5nN nN
81 ooj ysru Denins 2oVV% COO yards Ckeyot 300
ysrds Brown Shectng 2S9 VVo ys'Is ooo ysras: caes
ms 600 yards aeAoyy 1000 ySTdsj cothins
Groceries Notions Hardware Medcs SUPPLIES sTea
Books, etc ana long ,ss ForSs ETC. and Tor about
sz6 Wagons required for the service 70 De , .ucA
Cbicago kansas CITY yoaiEd anS ADAPTED 10 the climate
Paenc Coast with California oaAes deIiEe, ,s AZ
San Francisco Also y ,ot or he CONTRACTED for
@ be deSeed the Ae nees Bds must De tnS sas sSi
on Government blanks S ShguuTs oipsd r each Ageney
and school and the Kinds ana qua.tes IN yn,onsals
other goods and ar.ces tSgeInS sser time and place
SSiiyery terms OF contract and paynenS P nv lr
routes ana all other Necessary 0S IN wsshin
n or os IS ana 81 wooserst NewYork t9s t9,s.ss
mssares OF subsistence o a. sfoA: Saint Paul and ssi
Eraneisco the POstmasters az Sioux 1lt ka and
ton Dakota Asspsas rssoS C1S toaa The Pisns
sryea by the Government u reject any ana a.. sdr
any part OF bid and these popCSss s fp me supplies
soTes BIDS Will be opened the hour ana ne 3
above stated and bidders are n,tsa M mo- 70 p accompanied
~ certned checks or drafts upon some n Eraneo.
depository N. First cS0 N;sna % s sanG amount G Of he prOS
a. J. MORGAN, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
THEY WILL DRAW A NEW CONTRACT.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Connolly has dis
covered that the injunction issued by Judge Van
Brunt on March 81, 1883 which stopped the Board
of Estimate from acting few days ago on the Street
Cleaning Departments scow trimming" contract is no
longer operative having been discontinued on Decem-
her 1s. 1854 by Judge Van HOesen, 10y consent of
counscl on both sides. Mr.. Connolly is drawing Ia
new contract for presentation at the next meeting Of
the Board of Estimate 1t Is said that this old In
junction grew out Of political misunderstanding
between John Kelly and ex-senator John Fox
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
NO NEW BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.

Judge Benedict, in the United States Circuit Court,
Yesterday denied the application of Hector NJ. Hitch
ipes for new bill Of exceptions in the case of Peter
J. Claassen, who was convicted Of misapproprating
the funds Of the Sixth National Dank. and was SEN
fenced 10 be imprisoned in the Erie County Penentary
for six wears The case decided adversely to
C1aassep in the court I'm banc but a new law allows
An appeal TO the United states supreme Court The
Judge he'd that II the attorney wished TO 60 70 q
higher court he would have TO Go so on the old bill OF
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
PRESENTING FLAG TO A GRAMMAR-sCHOOL

The large assembly room of Grammar school No 81,
at Amsterdamave. and One-hundred- and -fOurthst.,
was crowded yesterday morning with pupils teachers
and friends Of the school. The Of the gather
ing was the presentation of beautiful silk flag to the
school by Hamilton Post, G. A. X. William E.
stillngs one Of the School Trustees OF the ward,
presided. An eloquent presentation speech was made
by Comrade A. E. scott. David E. Gaddes, principal
of the school. who is also member of the post made
an appropriate rIply in accepting the nag Interest
ing addresses were also made by Lawson y. Fuller.
W. T. Wood past commander: Philip b. Low. and
DR.. Ira ID. Reed. Music, recitauons and song fol
lowed.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
"A York City March 26 ls9l-Ssa,edh , 4 PGopGss55'b N
until Y O'Clock April 2S. 1891. and then opened o
furnishing at depot the Quartermasters stores slch
and hods OIL rope, &C. &C.. specified On schedule ssea
gives full information, be and had 5t TINS once
Eds for delivery az other points will also De entertained
The United States the right to reject any on al
nronosa or any part thereof to accept may be most
adv geous TO the Department Preference VIII be given
~ articles OF domestic production manufacture cond
tons OF quality price dncludng in the price Of iorga
productions and manufactures the duty tlereon oeng
eouaI Envelopes containing proposals shotld be marked
"Proposals Quartsrmaster stores TO be opened Apl
%. ls9l.' and addressed to ALEX. j. PEkhf' Asst
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
corrox M1pKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool April %. p mCOttSnNrae desa shes Of , .ne
XSercaH gl1ug madUg low mddng clause April delivery
4 4I6id Nav and Juno delivery, 42O4d buyers June
and July delivery 4O64a4 a7e4d July ana AaggSS Se %y
sod sellers September and october deSey' Pa
4 546Id. October and November deNNefyl Ot-otu
sellers Novcnber and december delivery, 0iO5d buyers
New.orleans April 2S.Cotton steady hlgdias. sIas.
receipts sos baIgs gross 16S9; saes' SOoo S0eA'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
Cost ano founo

T OST.-Bank-book No. 1S09. Excelsior Savings Bank
IL 23dst and 6thave. payment stopped please return
book 20 bank.
OST-PassboOk No. 57504 Of the East River sayinss
IL Institution finder please leave IL at the bank
Cbambes-st all persons cautioned not 10 purchase or
negotiate the same.
\ 0ST or STOLEN.-Bank-bOok No. 2570l5. Issued by
IL .he German Savings Bank. In the city q New.YorS
Mrs. f.. S. RleseF all persons cautioned 10 ne
goste the and requested 10 deliver the book 10 tie
bank 14thst and 4h-aye II not restored on hs
18th day Of May. 1891. application will be made 70 As
hank for a duplicate
April a. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
ROpOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES,

oneS C. 81 WietS Let P0ns; 1i0estt N' subject T 70 10
usual conditions win be received at this once u9s. ~
II o'clock Monday April % 1891 and opened u @ 1s
fine Vegetables required BY the sq0fli'e4ss sS
Denartment u S. Army at Willets Point y. Y H. ~,
issue to troops thereat during the fiscal year
july l. 1891. Proposals must be enclosed IN sss I'D
veones marked proposals for Fresh Vegetables sna
addressed to the undersigned The Government eserS MI
he right 10 reject any all proposals Preference VIZ
he given 10 articles Of domestic production conditions
quality and price Qncudng in the price 2I ioreS
ductions the duty thereon, being equal Inc Neess
TO consist potatoes and onions 20 be IN go9d on
condition Samples be furnished. Full inlOTiha'vA
oon he obtaincA by applicatlon to this Office GEO. A.
ZINS Lieutenant Of Engineers a. G. ,.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
FrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, April 23 . 80 p. m.-1he bullion IN the Bank
Of England ncrea.ed G4S5O0O during one Ast week
The proporon OF the Bank Of Englands reserve " ha-
bllty which last 34s6 per cent Is now 80 oS
per Paris adyices quote per cent feh'os " "
francs 02i2 centmc. for the account 49, nj. ~.
Paris April 23-The weekly ,tsenent OF the s bSA ~
France shows a. Increase OF 3275OOO francs III gOu anu
a g75 600 frlncs In silver
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

poor demand. Cheese In fair demand. Taow in fair a.
nand Turpentne and resin in poor demand Cottonsed
oil, Liverpool refined strong at 22s 3D. Lsrd-spot snd
ct s8s Cd May and June DUH at 3is Wheat i fair da
nand winter, hard. steady at IS Sd. Four-Ihe
demand fallen OF. CornSpot In poor demand utuYss
good demsnd mixed Western spot easy at 6s 9d ADr
easy at SD May easy at o. SID June easy at So Sd
Hobs at L0ndon-Pachc CoastThere nothing orerfnQ
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-1he spot market was quie: out steaay yo, -.
1910 Tor No. 7. Sales 1,S00 bags No. T. at the qu9a-
ooS. Soo bars Santos No. T. 15ic and SOC bags NO
Santos at issc The 9der grpwths we're n 'a sS
las Jamaica and 200 bags Cora, on private terms Inc
snecuaton was again DUH the sales only being ~ loO
biie closing prices Indicated important changes
N ,hs day Hamburg cables quoted decline OF pig
IoI Id lower closed decline OF =
,Snc The onlcia Rio cable quoted Regular nrst 90
i,1 mammal good second 40 ilos 00O exchange
nrIya.e1 ia receipts In RIO e days, 5000 bags no
doo bags market Arm; receipts IN santos
5oSk q Nso 5sgs Santos stock 35O 900 bags santos
" uaysH oood aysraGs santos, 9 8 400
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
OIL MARKETS.

oil City Penn April 23.-Nationqh Transit certificates
opened at 6eac highest 8gslc owest 6sac closed at
6sse sales s4o,g LOIS cIearanees l=90oo pDrs nn
charters. 00,5s7 bds shipments, 7s.l72 bo!s runs
90 395 bbls. = ~ >...,..o,
Pitts51rg, Penn Aprn o3.-PstToleum dull National
Transit Certificates opened at 6S2c closed at oSe msh'
est. 0Slsc; lowest, Csc . .,a,.,os
opened at 0Sc closed at 6S'sc highest 09'ic Io"e'''
6SAc. Cloalances 72OCO bbs.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
ROp0SALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES Office

purchasing and Depo; Commissary; Army Buildlng Np
az Whiehallst w-YOrS CITY, April 10. 1881 l-StAlID
PROPOSALS pllcate subject 70 the usual cShdoGI III on
saturday April 25, 1911. for furnishing such supplies
may required BY he Sg6siste9Se hse6o peas
green corn family flour tobacco &C. &c &C. sDB ~; -
erence given to all articles Of domestic PRODUCTION ana
manufacture: for such details schedule Inioauoa
with Conditions lis: Of articles. quantities. kind moee'
OF packing &c. obtained at this office The right !; ie
aryed Ia reject any or all proposals. Envelopes contain
inc bds shoud be marked Proposals for Subsistence sp
niles opened April D. 1891" and addressed 10 the uh0e
Piianad - pET'I, A G. G.. s. L. s. A