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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06
Decoration Day.

Flowers were generally strewn on sol
diers' graves throughout the county.
At Homecoming the most imposing
demonstration was made. Nearly
1000 public school children marched
the streets, and eloquent addresses
were delivered by States Attorney D.
w. Sloan and Hon. c. C. Shayne, of
New York city. The turnout, display,
arrangements and hospitality dis
pensed were never surpassed in the
county.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06
Danger.

The pressure of the JOURNALS best
friends" on the Homecoming Star with
assurances that it is kind of Duke of
Marlborough in a grammatical way, is
thought not to exceed ''21 pounds"
70 the square inch.
Otherwise, its sewage system, which
works uphill, would ALLEVIATE Prof.
Dewper, who is a gentleman of gener-
ally sensitive taste and jealous smell.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06

The Council should have learned one
lesson from this weeks experience, viz !:
In all appeal meetings hereafter do
as the court does-swear ecery kicker
before he says a word.
This rule ought to be painted on the
Council Chamber walls for the guild
auce of coming Councils, and where
those people who will kick anyhow, no
matter what their assessment is, can
not rub it out.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06

Wonder if that assessment is right
after all?
Robinson says the population is all
wrong, and both were made by the
same men.
But since we come to think of it,
Prof. Dewper is as good a sponsor for
Robinson's census Authorizations as he
is godfather to Robinson's bastard
grammar.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06
ApOStrODhe,

The entente cordiale between the Knights
of Labor and Federation of Labor seems
to be irretrievably busted.
0 Labor, what blessed explosions of
hallowed wrath happen under the aegis
of thy stolen name!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
WANTED TO BORROW.

TWO sums of 5000 and SIC, 900, respective
l. ly, for 3 or years on real estate, III
either case worth more than double the sum
desired Payment scmi-annually of interest
at the rate of 6 per cent. per d'tn,0n and repay
ment of principal at maturity fully guaran-
teed, Apply, by letter only, to
J. B. ODER,
Apl % Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06

This has been busy week for the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06
First National Bank
OF FrOStburg, Md.

DIRECTORS:
I. G. MoCULLOH. BERNARD STERN.
A. J. WILLISON. d. ARMSTRONG.
L. NJ. GORSUCH,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06
Good One Way as the Other.

of thy stolen name!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-06-06

*Meso-pronounce ''mayza;' Spanish for
prairie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
m0denfide 5ninois staots15eitune n1ontdaA 80 11opsrnber 1891.

SitshGuier ~notbpenoig tpuroen. SIS beganu
titr rel6e O0n0el5berren Doer 0eleul 0alten,
Die gum She'll auslDdrtS tbrcn Wobnz ober
StammitB batten, Wtooe mo Wei0dftez
grunoiaB 81 fper0en, OurG Grri6tltng un<
9eD0bnlih auTmanDreider 2uruSbautet
Dos Nuleben i6rer Sirmen GuBerli1 m0g.
Ilh1t berportreten su lalien. Die alien
alatten ltno eint0nlgen Berltner OQuier, Die
sum Tbeil nod aus Der 3eit Trieorids II.
berltamntten, ftelen, rno on tDrer SteIle err
beben it'd ieBt in allen StaotOierteln prG6e
tt9e pier unO fiufitS6i9e @ei6dft5palGite
nit Gftbiirmten, @rferH. Wtebeln, Bals
fonen nit plaitti6em S6mu6e un0 10
,peiter, ME mir geiebell bnbell, aud mil
W}aleret. Wtan lnterldeioet Spefulatton5s
bauten, rcpraientatipe NnIagen retder
Sirmen un0 NuruSbauter fitr Die 3tps6e
etner beItimftten Sranhe ODER zines Ba>
cars; aber fait in allen Sluen aeiBt oas
&dufbauS benz Wobnbaule %9e8eniber etn
belttmmtS @eprGnge, fir ~einSelne 3lpeige
baber it'd logar idnon beion0ere SDpelt ber1
auSgebilbet, tpje fir Die 8ierpaldite u1o Die
Gonfeftlonsldoen.
0asu fonunen bic DffentIiden # il
den Bauten 8erlins. 5Siir Die in
Der Jethsbauptitaot duSsufiibreloen SoOs
bautel iinO fir oa5 laufenoe Jtetbnungsz
iabr i'm @ail5en iiber Y Milionen auSae7
t%DOrtei1, alio mebr oils i'll preuBilhen
Staatsbausbalt Oafiir angeicBt iino. Ollie
bieie 8autetl, rs an Der l3dbl. oa5u Die 9roz
Ben 8%aiierperte am Wtiggeliee unO bet
Safen am Urban, Der allein 2 MRiuionen
toltet, iinO tbeils I'M 8etrieb, tbeils Deroen
tie iobalo alS m09lid in Mnariff aenommen
uno 10 LANCE tortseflbrt peroen ais Die
Selnperatur uno bus Better es irgeuO 9e@
i~tatten. Bts ieBt gebt es oamit nod. oenu
obpobl bin unb wieoer Elm fleines S6neez
treiben bas nod pielfa6 crime 9aub Der
8dume init peiben 6auben beocft, 10 madt
Der lStnter bodl non feiilen re6ten Grnit,
10 oaB Die Vauhanoperfes allentbalben nob
fleiBig an Der Qlrbeit IinD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

big in ale @ir3eIbeiten iibereinItimmenb
gefletoet batten llno iih aui Der 9eiie 3u
N19eborigen befanoeu. 9as Srio erregte
mot 9ertl9e Quimerfiamteit.
Den 81 II iternappetit ueftLi&er
SteogaDer oteler S6altbiere u Derbers
pen, oa5l TT cine 9la6ri6t seeiguet, bte
ger galttmorer 80. Gorreiponoent"
uOer Die Dirt uno QGeile Der gerpaGung
Ger u 1tern Der0ffentli6t. @r iagt:
vSdlttlnore's NuItern tperben in peri6ies
oener Serpafung nab benz Welten per>
lanot, Jtob in sroBen &annen, einoemad)t
IN tlelren &annen, rob in &ubeIn uno
Sal1ern un0 tn Der Shaale in TGliern.
sur Die lebte N~erIenbung lit cine 8orrihs
tllng ertun0en Doroen, burd) ipeIde ieoe
Nutter bern1etii6 perihlolien tperben tam,
10 faB tie ni6t i'm StanDe 1T, bic SGaale
gu Dft1en. Otele 0erpadung lit lelbltnerz
1tanolld lebr foitipiellg, uno nur iebr ret6e
Heute ton1eu fi6 Die Nuitern 10 Sui6iden
lallen, DG oieleIben obeno'rein in Sis perz
padt tueroen miiiien. Die btui91te Ser
padung fir ben QSeiten lit, Die Muitern
ertl1ddlt in atranSig @allonen balteroen
Sallern nab Chicago o6er ct. Qouis Su
l9tdeH. 0ort tDer0en tie bann in tleinere
&annen DerpGdt un6 tpeiter berianbt. 9aB
btele Nultern BET bieiem 8erfabren berbers
ben, oaB ale ibren @eidmad oerlieren, 1T
tlar; aber tuenn Die 2eute I'M Weiten lolhes
S1unoseu9 ais Oeltfatelen genieBen moGz
len. oann baben ptr gti6ts 6agegen ei15uz
tuen6en." @ir finb benz ,@urrelponbent"
fir hieien @tnf iebr bantbar, Sb IS
Die 8aIttmorer 81 fternbGnbLer
ouh lein tperoen, lit cine al1oere Srase.
@Ounerneur Sifer bat folgens
ben 3 u d t + a 8 It rGfIingen gegenz
Iber bon ietnem Begnabigungsreht @ez
brau6 9emadt: Charles 8. 9lnoerIon aug
Oeg8ttt @ountb i'm Sabr 1886, pegen sal
l9ung gu 14iGbriaer 6aft nerurtbetlt 3ene
S6reiner aus bieif9er Staot bic, neil fie
ben SOB ibres Wiannes beruriadt bate, Dor
3 Sabren fir bic 9ouer bon 10 Sabren rad1
Dem 3u6tbaus geihidt tporben mat uno
Blltam S.6eorif aus Wtnnebago Gountu.
Sine Serminoerung oes StrafmaBes lieB
er in folgenoen SGlen eintreten: Gotparo
Bridges, in WaiDington Gount1 in 1884
Der @rrnoroung bon @eorge Sorbes
berurtbeilt, bon 20 auf Ii Sabre; @eorge
S. Wfa5e aus l1nion<@ ountD, Der tpeget
Grntoroung Oes SSacob q. @alfer i'm Sabre
1886 gu lebensldnglider 6aft berurtbeilt
tpuroe, auf 20 Sabre; CHARLES 8iibop aus
COUNTY, Der tit 1880 einen Wforb
begargen bate un0 beBbalb cine 50iG5riee
0aft DerbuBen iollte, auf % Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
THE CHARLES A. VoeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
@as Bette In Der Belt.

Brout6ence q. 8, Wat go
Sd sebraudte v8aitor 8Dnis's g~terp.nsS Starter" bier
an mefnem Sobn, weIder @etitestrant mar, mad benz
gebrau6 bes WttNeIs ober wieber SIT itb Tam. Sd balte
Der g8elt fir Neruenleiben nnb 6rampfe Su e~mpfebleu.
1854 G~baIfitone &pt. Srau %. u. @%OMsbItu.
8eitftsIb, Union Co., SC. s., gop. 'Ss.
9r. Soran I9retbt in einen1 Brie5e, bab fe a6t
Sabre pom eiuem n~erp0ien seiben seplost unb flnf
@erste fe ni9t turren %tonnten, ais FIG aber nur etne
Slai9e 9aitor S6nis's Nerpeu>S tdrter senommen
bate, fablt fe wte uOn gteuem seboren, ioOab ie ui6t
@rrte finbeu fam, es naber Su bei6reibeu. Gue.
relde fte fdnnten nn6 baun iaben, tuouen tetu beheres
Gtarters, unb ite bOft besbaLb. bob aud Gubere bieS
Wtittel c~Sprobeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.

VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There is no particular the refined petroleum
situation although the tone OF the markets leans "aru
weakness Business moves at an ordinary pace anu he
EXPORT movement keeps ahead OF the previous year From
January date the exports OF crude rehhed eC'' O
Tho Atlantic ports arc estimated at 15i0539CO gallons
an increase over the corresponding period OF 1e0o Oh
2oo22 coo gallons. The last Government report showed
that prices averaging less TO the exporter SSn d"
This time year ago. and the increase recently secured
IN the Russian raw production WILL for the ino being
add 10 the difficulties Of American composition inc re-
fined markets are ready respond to any weakness In
crude even II they do not anticipate a decline.
Although there sensational news from the weus
,os week. the production was we'll sustained at figures
in excess OF the consumptive demand There can be no
moral doubt stocks will be again Increased TINS
month for tho roads the West becoming more pass
ahlc other conditions facilitating drilling operations
nd the nroduces are continuing their explorations with
ont rhme or reason. The March pipeline report while
showing some in the average daily output SUN
recorded an accumulation Of stocks making the tu con-
secutve month this year in which the visible supply Oh
oil was increased To appreciate the oveproductoh now
ooinp on IT. Is well to look the returns for the fst
quarter OF the year in the last three years IN the s'
three months Of 1891 the production has announced 70
40 barrels or 12470s6 barrels in excess Of the
PRODUCTION Of the corresponding quarter OF ls0o anu
OK oo3 barrels In excess 1880 On the other hand
the deliveries have aggregated only 7O049ol barrels IN
the frat quarter Of this year. an Increase over low "
only % 235 barrels and over 1852 OF only loooof D"
res. In other WORDS, Whlls inc consuNP'-NN ~ W.
three months Of 1891 substantially The same as IN
1890 the production increased about 20 per cent III c
first quarter OF 1889 deliveries exceeded the runs o
nearly 2 Oo0 barrels in 1890 the excess OF deN-
cries was less than 100000 barrels while this year inc
first quarter exhibits an excess Of runs over u
oro than GOO 900 barrels In the first quarter OF 1853
net stocks were reduced 2457 CSC barrels In the 1e9o
quarter the reduction 4G0o21 barrels the FIRST quar-
IA, Of 1891 has increase Ito 1O1462O4 bafTeS)
of $50 barrels, or 40 per cent more tha tno '
,,r IN stocks in the year 1890. Appended IS table
comparnq the runs deliveries OF all the pipe lines iof
| ti.o nrst nnarter Of 1889, 1890 and 1SVI:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat market was again very active on satur-
day. 9,76s,000 bushels in futures being SOD duI1ng
the hour and one half of the official session. The
cable accounts al strong but the foreign houses
here were disposed to sell at the opening the result
being that initial prices ranged all the way from 1e TO
rs cent below the official quotations of Friday. There
were however, many shorts who desired TO cover, and
they took advantage OF the opening nervousness 10 DO
So and their action again started wild buying Final
prices indicated q net advance OF 1871 "a cents,
mi on the curb there a fractional reaction The
based to considerable extent on the reports ana fears
mat these months had been Oversod Inc spot market
was dull, but closed 1-2o3 Ia cents hgAer TX
porers took GOO bushels. May opened at 81 ~ IL
sold down Ia cent t9e aGyahcfG % s S 81 NJ ~
and advanced steadily 10 81 10 Ia, the closing price
July opened at q 4 "a ~ sold at 81 nj S ssre ed
S1 10 l-s, and after fractional decline rose 10
81 il - and closed at 81 Ia "a ,r the sales being
,s4s 900 bushels. May closed l "a cents higher,
June 3 cent higher and Jg ana IsGss 1T sI
which was that deal was Oh foot to corner the
early months The spot market closed hrm ana %ii'
Mo- onend at so ga cents, advanced 10 and closed at
So June started at IS and closed at 49, July began
at 20 and closed at 10 L., and August at 20 o-e CLOS
oats were steady but very dull the option sales be-
inc only 10000 bushels chiefly in July, which opened
at 60 declined to 81 5e, and closed at the opening
The speculative trading in lard dull while prices
Welded 5S3 points There were no features OF mo
Snt tbonSb tie market closed steady at the decline
snot lots were dull and easy Sales were $50 erces
at ego cents and GO. u
The closing prices were as follows: -,
W6eat-May 81 Il So; June, 81 10 IA July.
81 16 3-s August. 81 IL IL; october, 81 10 ia ;
December Al IL IL. -oo
Corn-May So: June, 70; July, 76 r.
Oats-May, 60; June, go IL July, 62.
Iard-June, 81 80; July, 81 45; August, 80 ana
The receipts of grain and -four reported on SATURDAY
NJ New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat % 036 bushels corn, 81 1856 bush
els oats 341 bushels; total gIain 15333o bushels
Sonr S1 700 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee ana
81 Louis the arrivals were Wheat 50,s42 bushels
corn 23s1s5 bushels; oats, 173.lO3 bushels; to'al
grain, 462, 100 bushels; -four, 23,2oo Darres'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
mun rArA1 souADRoNs AT HATTI.
counties are given |:

Kew West. Fla, April 15.-The orders recelVeu ~.
- doy hv Rear-Admral John G. Walker, TO Poceeu 70
o.. on Prince. Hayti, with the war vessels Cmcaeo'
.4,on+a Boston and Yorktown, were somewhat VI "
nr,se az the vessels were about 20 proceed ho ',l
r. hos been learned that they are going 70 nay ~
Connection with the negotiations for the transfer oi v
,,ole Ct Nicholas to the United States LOT -"'u'
oool,no station. 1t was reported several Gays az
no. PoarAdmiral GheraIdl was meeting Win iiluon
dNlenI+v in bringing to conclusion the negotlauv'
Gov the cession of this part of Hayu ana tha' rl
4b r,nrnsnntative of President Hippolyte, was poi
t.no "a complete the bargain for some reason. AOouV
~, weeks ago Admiral Gheracdi, accompanied uy MS
o1e lieutenant Huse went to the capitol at PO'u au
prince expcctng to close up the matter Inc Au'
ir.l nresented his letter of instruction IRON 0eeie
torv pIaine and was informed that it could not oc
recovni,ed as authority unless it came through INC
rrnited states Legation, unless he couu ProuuCo
o,thor,+v from President Harrison direct Inc con.
Terence was thus brought 70 abrupt conclusion anu
tbo Admiral communicated the result TO washington
tI ,ras advised that the necessary papers wOrq Nc
H 80 cont to him BY special messengd uOln Maot
~ ;nn And now comes the order Tor the sQuaoI0i
&c Tbuton 10 proceed to Port au Prince ~ y e. IN -
mon rsport that although the negou1Ions iVr ,1S
Nicholas Mole were begun by AdmiiTl VI i1avt
ttnra Mr. Douglas was appointed Minister 70 la5 u;
~ letter has not been satisfied tnat inc AuilLai
.io have been continued special commissioner
81 ms matter as II was taking from MIN ceFtalu io
rorsiiyes that belong to the diplomatic rePIeseH'"
of the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 10 Cspeclal-The nervousness Of
Nav wheat shorts on the increase here daily for q
fortnight yesterday resulted In the widest sort OF
buylnr to cover Before the stampede was over
Nav prices had advanced five cents, the buying
beinr by short sellers. July and the more distant
on+Jors did not by any means keep pace. May sold
I'm NJ 10 TO- pOssbly 81 3D. and closed at 81 IA q
inIy sold from 81 68 to 81 90 Ii and closed at
81 90 3-8 The cash bus mess done Friday had not
%aen Iarge and the opening cables, although strong,
aid not suggest any special excitement. The furor
becan when II became apparent that brokers were az
IrorE covering Tremendous buying met as heavy
selling Prices were cratic up TO the close, but
the quieting down Of the trade was 50 marked as 20
suggest "A thorough evening-up. Closing cables were
biS6er Corn early was inclined to symPathize with
Wheat samples started strong, No Yellow selling
AZ 76 cents The clOst, however, was little under
Ftidav Nav sod from 20 IA to 10 &c, and closed at
70 H. July sold from 66 Is 10 60 IL, and closed at
G8 I-2 oats Yielded fractlonaliy, following corn
rather than wheat. MAY sold from 81 IA to 80 l-2
and closed at the bottom. The provision market
was n dull one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
c,,,11.v ooM,useTOy IN FRANCE.

Tho latest Paris papers hand report the arr1Va III
1,ropce If a kind of military and naval commission
cont there by the President Of Chill Senior Banaceua
THAT report explains the cable dispatch from ra' Oh
Anril 70 which said that, in accordance WIN Viio
oninions of legal advisers of the Foreign ONCE o
(ban cruisers built in France were to be haueu o'oi
IN Palmacedas Government under stipulation uldI
M French crews should be engaged and that le only
assistance the vessels should get in France wouu DC
permission to coal and complete such equipments d.
we're necessary TO enable them to reach Ciln. VII
Anrr la Gillian soldiers, belonging 10 dIerehu
arnesp or branches Of the military seTvlce-aruilcry
encdneering infantry, ctc.-were landed al faulllS0
near BORDEAUX from the Belgian steamer MaSqueiiles
They were commanded by Colonel Don Francisco VII
Ioc7.n. Leutenant-Colonel Alberto de Ia Cruz anu
Comrnapdants Carlos Prleto and oscar Torres 1Eel
n,sston as confirmed by the cable dSpatch OF Aplll
30 yvas IA claim from the French Government the sur
-, dsr ~ the representatives OF President ballaes
s S Two cr 4oIesdente ErraZurz, built az liavIg'
vi I'd Presdente- Pinto built at Touon Coolei M
nran stated that his detachment had cIOsSSu 49,, t
sIhes and embarked at BuenOS Ayres' ne auuo1, VI
o,sse that the revolution had no stanurlA "a'eee
U,noc the Chilian people and that baihaceua Mb'
G.aiSI5enf de fanto as well de iure ~ any rag,
!ntTIsaacnSo;s d4 lure position was admitted pS u9
anch governments and Colonel Nllagfdh WtsS any"
- Iaite nossession Of the two cruisers on Oo1H y.
hicb according 10 later dispatches, ne placer Dun
80 eince MS own detachment, Dronght Hoh '1@i'
es ccornposed of soldiers, and not OF sailors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
rop TIE WORK OF CHURCH EXTENSION

The anniversary OF the Church Extension and Mis-
onarv Society OF this city celebrated last evening
en- the bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church. John
D. slayback one Of the vicepesdents Of the society,"
presided In his address he appealed the Methodsts
and their friends do their utmost TO increase the
mower and influence of MethOdlsm in this city. The
Rev Dr. John j. Reed pastor Of that church, and tho
Rev stephen Merritt also spoke and made the same re-
quest.
Another meeting in the interest of the society was
held last night at st. Luke's Church. The Rev. Dr.
A. ]. Palmer presided and the congregation ad-
dressed by the Rev. Dr. G. K. Crooks, OF Drew semi
nary ; BY Joseph Fettrelch, superintendent Of the
mission school OF the Cornell Memorial Church. and
also by DR.. Palmer. The good work OF the society in
assisting weak churches and maintaining missions
described. and earnest plea was made both for
funds and for workers in the cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
1rcrnRrs AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Amateur theatrcais viii be given at the Berkeley Ly
~ on Tuesday evening" in aid Of the Manhattan Hospital
and Dispensary 49,, ----,-.,-- IL,
Ia % M 10 West Thirty-1rst-st. tomorrow evening.
lbe monograph and Micro GIophophone in Medical and
ono sciences will be discussed b. Drs. j. Mount Beyer,
p LEANING l.. l.. Seaman, and IL. 5. Oppenheimer,
1ho.nas 4 Edison ana Others.
o,r rev ~ Payson Hammond, the evangelist. will
,,ct = union meeting morning afternoon and evening at
- plooripcdale Church to-day. Services viii DO
continued next week
consultation OF women in sympathy with the objects
-, tho Prohibition party viii be held az No. 30 West
,rventy.sNth-st at o'clock p. on Saturday
At Association Hall to-day there Will be song ser.
vice conducted by young and address by William
Dulle, IT, chairman OF the Young Mems Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
corrov MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

r,ol Anil IS II 30 p. m.-Cotton fat, with great
~ 81 American, middiing, 1850 sales loo
III iuding 800 Dht' 10y eeua'oh ahi 'Af'''' IT,
cein.. a 200 bales, all American. ,,,,a,,., , mid
Futures barely steady Nav @ ao5
qne S I 45Gld June and July deliv. ~ i0-od
2une od August delivery, 5t-G4di also 33-6id; Au-
Ju IA Scnteinber delivery, 506d september and Oe-
tbr delivery 5GG4d October and November delivery
Iou..I, TcV.u,yrr and December delivery 5l.54d
Galveston Aprn IS Cotton easy mddns Sc low
u sj9 bales sales, li5 bales stock 500 Dales
N5riolS April ls-Cotton easy naenE' 9Ss nes sns
grP coSstws5 473 bales sales us bales stoeN o'Vo
bales. n 90 Cot,on dull: mlddling 3.lGc
, miIdIine 6iO good ordinary &c me- ana gros, re-
ceipts 35S bales exports coa''"ise' i'"'' "0S' '
o5e htles stock, 80 lio b3l 49,. ntdat,n, o.toc
, SDiddiing i5i0c; good ordinary 3.luc net re-.
ccipts 500 bales gross, 3St pas SApo's s5e Ca
% -3o bals ecastwse 903 bales sales, 1850 bales
stock, OBS. 07i bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
,,n srocx MARKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Dgolo mill 9-(attle-NeceIpts tO-uiYt o'I-V Httu
toa for week far Z so t hgsS Tor j1e 6Gd ' TO
MceA 10 zoo boad on sale. 40 head; MARKET opcned
and coed sold sg Seaa for ' sSmd tine
hSo e'a r. sc head consigned THOUGH itoO head
taI We n 90 200 head sale 5000 heag market
TO New. co., Ilqht grades ohes lower; closed easy
5 aboa al Sheep and 5 40 Soc head Sof iSr
@ m last week S3 900 head eonssaed through oi
S'do5G w-YOrk, 1000 mead OF sue ItVO
E,oVU noI oncnei strong closed firm with prospects
fSF al sd ys'Sc Says SsSIt 300 head ship
- LOWS oa nesP market strong good 70 sacy native
hents ~ W. 10 fair 70 good DO 81 2OGS5 80 socktrs
steers 20 ga p 10 Texans and Indians 90 1885 40
p% ep he'd 1 s I 0es s sS m ES
ket 81 ay '-5a5 Is: light fair 20 best - 9OasS 10.
caSgs, SSinnents 600 head market seidyi gooa 10
rhnlce. 81 aOASj 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-20
southern. 1ssa1ae; southwestern 14aa14so Duck goa

hO'lthgTn, I32dIIci b0uthN tstef1, IfF"I1 70
23c. a.. ., d.v a.
3.lGc for refining 32c FOR 90 test Centrsuga
On the Oee IN change sales OF IA" sugsT
April eosed at g. 1913 5ac; May 35Od35Sc June ooo9
S56a3 .GOc. .REFINED-Fi1n but unehangso' AZ 10.
CS6cs X&xx Powdered Ss g..,. Mould "a:
Columbia "A,o G&c; Windsor a." 4hci HdSeWGSSo o
"a" tlsc Phe1iX a." 4se Empire gIs is.lsc' 'OO'
STEARINE-Dun and NOMINAL City Lard gu,otSsaqa ~
'TALL0W-Fim and quiet. Prime City quoted az
s 1.fGajsc. 80 .,ors not
feeling disposed trade In the absence OF Lonuoh
The market closed nominal at l96OGl9 lOc dor spo
10 5OIi0 7jc FOR PROMPT shipment and 192691Oc Tor
Nav Lard dull at 4.l5c bid and 4.35c asked a.. -,
NAVAL STOKES-Spirits Turpentine closed lnacslsS az
SOC. Resins quiet but steady on the COMMON zrauIS
Quotations. strained 81 70i Good stralned - 80 Ak
81 go f. 81 ~; g. s2da2 O5 H. - 3Ods2 50 l. e. ~
k, 81 70dS2 rs; NJ, 81 So N, 80 80; q, % oo; W.
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