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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
IN CONCERT.
Representatives of a Brilliant Pro
feSsiOn.
The Concert Stage Made Popular by Patti
and Nilsson.
Two Wsll-KnOwn Musicians Have the Same Ex-
ptriOncs.

The concert stage, rendered so popular
by Patti and Nilsson, has several eminent
representatives in our own country Among
them few stand more prominent than Mr..
and Mrs. W. Rync of Perth Amboy, N. j.
Mr. Ryno is violin virtuoso and his wife
is singer of high merit
These two musicians have recently passed
through experiences so singular, with re-
suits so identical, that they desire 10 give
the facts publicity.
II am a violinist," said Mr.. Ryno, land
for some time | was troubled with ner-
vousness and numbness in my nght arm,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
MARTINS FERRY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Michael Defiley
took place yesterday morning from st.
Mary's church, and was very largely at
tended. Rev. Father MattDgly con-
Quoted the services. The pallbearers
were Messrs. James Gray, Patrick Red
DIV. Thomas Mullaney, Michael Kearns,
Michael Padden and Thomas Welsh.
The lnterment took place at Mt. CAL
vary cemetery.
p. d. Yost, who resides at kirkwood
and who works at the Standard MIL,
being employed in the galvanizing de-
partment, got his hand caught In the
crimpers, yesterday morning, about 10
o'clock, and 1t was maDgled so badly as
TO have some Of his fingers amputated,
which was done by DR.. Shuttleworth.
The Alert Hose Company has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Captain, Ellis ID. Lash; first as
sistant, l. II. Heslop; second assistant,
Chas. Rothermnnd; secretary, Ed tx
lev: treasurer. DR.. j. w. Darrah.
An entertainment will be given by
Messrs. Briles and NesbItt's class in
elocutlon, at the Opera House. on May
5th, the proceeds to 90 to the Us foun-
tain fund.
The erection of a derrick on the
Dorsch farm, just north OF the Laugh
lin mill, will be commenced in lew
DAYS to put down test we'll for oil.
r. II. Howell and Ed. Clark, OF
Bridgeport, were In town yesterday. II
IA rumored that Ed. will be candidate
for County Treasurer this fall
General Manager Woodford and Gen
eral Freight Agent Terry, OF the c., l..
& W., were in the city yesterday on bu-
siness for the road.
Miss Ida Lindeman started for Chi
cago yesterday morning TO have an
operation performed In medical insti-
tute in that city.
The rails for the new electric street
car line are arriving over the Q. l.. q
w. r. r., and are being unloaded on
First street.
JohnB McKim, Assistant Superln-
tendent OF the c. 81 p. K. K, was the
guest of his father, Mr.. Geo. Mchim
ltetcthay'
Uncle Dan Johnson, well known
and respected colored citizen, Is very
IN at his home in Martins addition.
Chas. Scarlott, Of Fourth street, had
his hand mashed yesterday while al
work at the Standard mill.
There is TO be uniformed rank OF K.
OF P.'s organized In this city In the near
future.
Miss GertIe Barr is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. James Winters, OF Belliare.
Wsnted-Boys to sell the the SUNDAY
REGISTER. Inquire Of Jno. w. Terrill.
Mayor Harris was able to be up town
Yesterday after two months illness.
Miss Eliza Taylor OF Colerain Is the
guest of Mrs. Rebecca Dean.
Geo. Theaker and wife CT Farming
ton were In town yesterday.
A gospel meeting was held at the
Baptist Church last evening.
T. ]. Thomas, the c. & P. agent al
| Mingo, was here yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
HE TRUSTED THE JUDGE
And Didn't Need to Read his Opinion Be
Iors Endorsing IL.

lore fuuOrsiuR i1
A good story Is told regarding the
thorough knowledge Of the law pos
sessed by Judge Walton Of the Maine
Supreme Bench and the vast respop'
sibiitJ that the younger judges Away
feel resting upon them. 1t so happeuef
that one Of Judge Walton's opinionr
came to the late Judge Virgin whill
one of the younger judges OF tho Su
preme Bench was calling upon him
The opinion had reference to very int
portant and complicated case, and tn
main facts were fresh Ia the minds q
both judges.
Judge Virgin took the document from
the envelope. "Hello!" he exclaimed
'it's one OF Walton's." Then, without
even glanciug, at the contents. Judge
Virgin took up his pen and proceeded
to write William Writ Virgin across the
back. What" said the younger jadge,
in surprise, you're not going 10 Sign
that opinion before you read itT' Judge
Virgin stopped writing and, looking up,
said: "Mr. Blank, this opinion Il
drawn by Judge Walton. II Is upon q
question of law. Judge Walton knows
the law and this is ell right" Their
Judge Virgin turned TO his desk and
completed the writing OF his signature.
-BdnOOT Commercial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

The REGISTER s'gave itself away" badly
Yesterday morning in publishing an alleged
special telegram from Washington, at
tempting 10 refute certain statements IN an
IpteiIigeneSr Washington special, puolsned
Monday morning, concerning General
Watts candidacy for the district attorney
ship.
In view Of the fact that Mondays Wheel
ing papers could not possibly reach WASH
ingtOn until a late hour Monday night
there is reasonable suspicion that the
lengthy defense of General Watts was
written in the REGISTER Office in Wheeling
TIE point OF 10 lles ia the prominence
given 10 defence OF General Watts can
didacy snd the enthusiasm manifested IN
its publication considering the fact that
the REGISTER has al along been supposed
20 favor the candidacy Of Mr.. Sommerville,
of this city, for the district attorneyship.-
IHtsliige1ceT.
Our neighbor should be specific.
There was nothing whatever in the
dispatch referred to on which any con-
structIon derogatory to Mr.. SOAlNIER-
VILE, or his candidacy, could be
placed. II was purely defense OF
Gen. WATTS against the malicious at
tacks Of the InteIligeneer. Nothing
more nor less-as our would-be cunning
neighbor we'll knows.
Ia it's attempt to show that the REG
IsTER's dispatch could not have come
over the wires and twas written in the
REGIsTEB Office in Wheeling" the m
tclligenccr gives an exhibition Of ignor-
ance which a simple knowledge Of rail-
road timetables would have prevented,
It says Mondays Wheeling papers
could not possibly have reached Wash
ington until a late hour Monday night"
The Wheeling papers reach Washing
ton every day at five o'clock in the
evening and after supper are
on sale there-allowing ample time
for the writing of the dispatch pub
lished in Tuesday mornings REGISTER.
Since the hteltigencer has no regular
correspondent to keep it informed, its
ignorance is expIainabIe, if not pardon
able.
II our neighbor desires further proof
that the REGISTERS dispatch was genu-
inc, we refer it to Manager Tracy,
Of the Western Union Office in Whesl-
ing, where it was received over the
wires hot from Washington shortly
after midnight Tuesday morning.
The REGISTER being the only Wheel
ing paper with regular correspondent
at the national capital, or with any
circulation there, it furnishes these
facts free OF charge for the benefit and
enlightenment of its slower and less Ell
terprislnR contemporaries, whose Wash
ington specials as a rule, come by
"sraD0yi26 through the medium
of thlG Is columns, and are
80 flour hours behind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

and I cannot say too much in it praise.
All my troubles have given place to a
healthy tone Of both mind and body, and
feel like q new being.n
DR.. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy Is exactly what you need If you are
sick or ailihg. 1t Is exactly what is needed
at this season of the year TO inVgorate your
blood, strengthen your nerves aud regulate
the liver, kidneys and bowels. II is in fact,
the best and most perfect spring medicine.
Druggists sell il for 81, and 1t is the pre-
scription and discovery Of DR.. Greene, Of
80 w. 14th Street New York, the success
full specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases. The doctor can be consulted
free, personally or by letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

caused, suppose, by too close application
to my Studies, ooth Of mind and body. | am
pleased to state that two bottles OF DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
cured me of an attack that | was afraid
would end in paralysis, and so incapacilate
me from my calling. The curative powers
Of this remedy are wonderful"
Mrs Ryno said:
"For several yearsI suffered with form
of indigestion that bafied the skill OF three
eminent physicians. At times despalred
of nv life I then began taking DR..
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
ALittIe MANAGEMENT.

Little JOHNNY wish you'd ask
papa TO get me bicycle before you ask
him for that Paris bonnet you was
talkin' about"
Mamma-"Why?"
Little Johnny-"Because IL he buys
the bonnet first he'll be too poor to buy
me bicycle; but if he buys the bicycle
first you'll get the bonnet anyhow"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
CONTRACTORS.
EDUCATIONAL.
Photographic Examination,

The monthly eXsminatiop Of Students in 1
SHORTHAND DEPARrMESTof the WHEE
ING BUSINESS COLLEGE WAS hsls in c
lsge Hall Friday. cath ult clsss No. gsl1
frat In gelsrsl average: No. frst in vritI
familiar work; No. 3 nrst speed IN translate
miscellaneous work. Then each meaberI
class No. !, namely, Miss Nellie BrainafdI
saltwater. o.; Miss Carrie Stewart, Of Mari
Ferry, o.: Miss May Ritter, city. and 1
Anna Lingan, city, passed . personal dnaG
animation under disintsrested sxamf
writing 100 70 120 words to the minste OF
familiar miscellaneous matter, thus enti}
them TO the highest grad aAting honors a
cur beautiful lithograph Diploma OF the 8
hand Department.
OF the undergraduates, . number psss
especially hns work IN the Typewriiine
Penmkrship.
In scquirlur thorough kpovledRe Of
hand, our students make the quickest n
record IN this country, vticb results RI
simplicity Of cor new method. Thor
sim piifed." Of rbicb ze ho,d fhe Srei
e1pyriekt sad .-ich inclseas TIE hcst 4
Of Ne Piinsoia orsLsn, asl Mssse,
ieus. an6 oyes vnieh sss s<slsnfs - 4
- - = =. ~ 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

TIE Washington plum crop is about
the only one that hasn't been Injured by
the late combination Of rains, frost and
cyclone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

THE workingman helped to make the
Worlds Fair. de should be permitted
TO see it on his only day Of leisure.
And the chances are he will. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

THE Worlds Fair lady managers
souvenir quarters are going of more
rapidly than their better halves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

To-Day starts the base ball season
and the Worlds Fair vii! have to edge
I'D a little and make room for the dia-
mond on the public stage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

SECRETARY GREsHAM's researches
have shown that reciprocity" which
INTAKES foreigners only is not reciproc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Rufner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

TUE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured In Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard
Hotel. and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

SOME Of Sing Sings more trusty con-
victs might be employed TO watch the
guards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

TERMS:
vsR YrAR. BY NAIL, PSsrAsH PEkrAie
DAILY, ak DAYS in the week %
DAILY. three DAYS In the week &C.. 4W
DAILY, two dAysin the week. -..''''.'. Svo
DAILY. one day in the ussS.....-.''.'''.' l ~
WEEKLY. one year, in advAnes...'''''''' :. "
WEEKLY, six moaths... ...........'..'''' y
SUNDAY only, enc -sar.........'.-''-'' " "
SUNDAY only. SIX months .....-........''' 4 "
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. per week, 70 De paid weekly. 10
DAILY ana SUNDAY, per week 10
The DAILY will be delivered BY earfiefia
any ether city or town at@...........'''- 10
single Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLH..... ,
sv-Tributss Of Respect and Obituary N''ie''
cents per line
stamps Of the denomination OF t"eeeht' AhN
l.t, aocsptsd for amosn,s lsss than enc dollar
s-CoHHzsroHDENoE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Nv, SOLICITED FROH EVEHI FAar OF rAs sVS
xOUNDNs COUNTRY
Rejected communications will net ss retafnsa
uulsss accompanied By sufficient postage.
fREGISTER, srasraeing itS ssV'rS! Sstsisns
,,,ntersa a tie Fos,sSIss N Hhss!iAA ~ va
fssecOrd-elass mater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
Marks OF Progress.

The leading citizen Of the village had
iust returned from his first trip to the
great West, and every chair near the
stove In the grocery store was occupied.
I "Now, candidly." asked one Of the
company, did you see any signs OF civ
flza.lon among the Injuns?"
l-Why, yes" replied the leading citi-
zb, hopefully. Mighty nigh ell OF
'emArink whisky and smoke cigarettes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

There Is nothing ike DR.. Thomas
EIectric on TO quickly cure cold or
relIse hosrrsness. Writtsn By Mrs..
NJ. ]. ellows, Burr Oak. s. Joseph
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
whats Left.

burg Journal
- TO be having a
is mind which
lships he will
paper, we be-
Auld get any
III he even
Iovement of
Windsor, from
is a guest at the
i dealer from Pitts
sysville, is a business
the Ohio River rail-
Athe Mcclure.
known Canton bust
d at the Behler.
Wood street, East
" and not expected TO
ay, Of North Market
BIZ from an attack of
gan was in the city for a
erdsy, leaving for Chicago
ok the employee at the w.
epot, Is improving in his
.amb returned yesterday
here she has been visiting
g past month.
of New Martinsville, was
X y at the home OF fireman
y, OF the South Side.
FORD, general manager OF
was In the city yesterday
interests of his road.
b: Geo. II. Umstead and
b, New Martlnsville; w.
any; L. @. Wilson, Sis
|Rawa, Pleasant View.
Ind wife, formerly Of Clar-
5 at John Roemer's home,
Jet. These persons are on
souri, where they will re-
g. Of St. Louis, who has
I her cousins, the Misses
st End, will leave to-day
b present at the opening OF
the enterprising manager
tea and coffee house. has
George ID. Emblem, the
sisted by French Walton
i've taken charge OF the
I PhilIppi, is registered at
Is row special agent for
)r the Travellers Insurance
hrtford, COnn.-ChGrlsSt0n
Mr.. Knapp was formerly
force.
lliott, Deputy Sheriff Of
was a guest yesterday Of
I the South Side. lie &C
Sheriff, who brought a
ndsville, and also two boys
= form School.
br: ]. Connolly. Littleton
Clarington; B. Farrell,
Stone. Sistersville; NJ. A.
artinsville; Mrs. Scott and
ule; Az Contrit, Psrkers-
Il Frsmings Moundsville; j.
SistersviNe; ID. l.. Hick-
ter, Middle6ourne.
riends Of Mr.. A. G.. Stallen-
the Wheeling pottery, will
a that he has severed his con-
he pottery, and villa remove
MIR. Stallenwerk is a candi-
osition of Consul to (Tunstall,
! has good prospects Of get
re are but one or two other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

For strengthening and CLEARING the voice. use
t. Browns Brondhisi Treches."--sI hive
; ; ;':::;;:' ! - Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

WIrH the naval review, the u
Of the base ball season and "a
Fair to occupy public
treasury-rumOr liar =
needed rest Of fs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27

friends Of Mr.. A. G.. Stallen-
g of the Wheeling pottery, will
Iearn that he has severed his con-
kvith the pottery, and villa remove
|East MIR. Stallenwerk il a candi-
|,r the position of Consul to )Tunstall,
|nd. and has good prospects Of get
N as there are but one or two other
.ants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
TIE TRNDE ~ CIECNNO.

Chicago. April ~ ,sp cail.-Whral opened s'iong
tc day aud adyancrd IA "a cent in the FIRST hour
On news relating TO N. Contlrc entail drouth. lcnir
jhc close the advance was gone and prices actually
c,o,ed lit,lc rudrr satr,day The loss result ii
brcsc fuller cable advance, showed III" first calms
wnica cn,rc hv the way Of New York. To br exas
gcrIi.I. Pretty n"Il, every direct tab" from PaIlN
% chicago DECLARED that WElrNrr damage ms 80 lr
resulted from ihc drOuta had been simply I" lI'
D. tura." AID not the wheat crop. Even tn publ
cull. uIord "A alich. decline WHEAT. mst"Hd al
nm aGyanrc. New orb rlahu.d that there WI, IN
;0rant Continental buying IN that market, bI r''l
Ills was not cOntrmrd by the appearance of any Nu'h
lhiving here. New Norh. whI'h led ia" hnl move
mo- :. Guaily lost liz ad"Gnc". all "a" other Wta
nm fk.s from slrons became week. Nav here 'ourhru
-, &, mt. r,rly tut closed nj - c"n>: jay soil
between - . and = ;. ana closed a, - )" - ;
cents. Th' Talk OF tight money 81 N""->"rh ana
the evidences of tight moi,V here v":" 4 drag ON
he nInIl.r While q advancing ANA arc'rl'"u ''
dee after II snItrd. Thor Wa continued pr ii'
" May on the mar6"f. and ia" moment Cl g,Ht'i
had been offered million OF May ii he vori- 'ti'
"A million Of July. Cora was strong. showing IN hu
,anc.. AT time Of almost n cent. ANA 'l'Sne NJ
/. cent over saturday. MAY SOLD hrwcrn IL -.
New. orh ON the strength 81 cables. and Tn" ht
short Interests l"ir the influences. !! hns been
% easy - make money on the short sid" OF cat
that there |, HOW very laIt" 4L0rt ln'rw,t "ni,;
somcvht Lighcr. Nai sold between -7' ANA
- &c and clos, d at - 81" - 81.
There WIS smother Spur In Prev, io"S 'pa'l,
porl, advancing III ""n'S . barrel lard 20 c'n' - i
aLout onc-hnlf this advance at the clos". Thcr'
we're 5000 less hogs than expected. .2OoO; prices ~
the yads were > To 10 cents higher; ia" estimate
for Thursday was Loo" 1n''"s were up MINE"
factnrcrs all seem 10 b" bullsh.
At night III" curb pdis on Juy wheat were
ID &c. calls, 80 lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ro.pAY,s EXPORTS FROM NE'v-YoEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X,
COTrON-The cotton market has been active and ir-
higher, opening points,
thcr advancing 1001l points easing oil lO0ll
points later. The advance due 10 bulSh ntc pre-
iaton given the Liverpool advicrs whole although
the accounts from liveipo,l were there was d
appointment 10 the volume business In spot cotton
the sales az Liverpool being but 5000 bales against
cepts OF 1900 bales. II coo hac> Of which Amc
while spot cotton In the English market declined
lied Private cabs. howevS. reported the leading
GatiNe operators In the Liverpool market free buyers
az futures They also reported that better feeling pre-
NAILED respecting the gencal financial outlook. The LN
crpoo future market closed finn OF 10 =
points he advices from the South offset the force OF
the cable ntegence in measure indicating favorable
weather at hand TO take the place Of threats Of ost
ported fo northerly localities. factor IN the activity
Of to-days market has been accumulation OF buying
orders nom the south, which the beVity Of Saturdays
session crowded over 10 this week Feeling Change j.
bearish on the crop prospects. but selling is checked
~ the Unexpectedly favorable Of foreign adyccs
ecePtS ier ths week arc expected 10 reach not les than
foVVU paies some estimates high $4,000 halc-
against II $50 bales last
This weeks receipts will include that should
got IN last wcckS total, but shut by the three
oays rain The feature Of the spot cotton market is the
saIe IN one lot OF $500 bales for speculation private
terms sad 70 be under the market quotations. The fol-
ROWING tDe gives the opening and close to-day and
st ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Market barely steady Transfcrribcs issued 7.5c.
,st night Exports none consumption. 255 bar con.
tract none; speculation, S,5G5 bales market
,a lSlsc for Zoe mdenss Unshansed NewYorA groS
warded 81 bale; stock; 2i365G bale. The port
u Gss bales asains, 1000 bales ia.t week Exports
Great Britain, 140S bales Continent. $40 bate.
France 1,12j bales Ga. bol"S;
dated net receipts far this week II 3s
Great Britn. L., 145 bales rance. l2j
ncnt. 7.226 bales total. 20,496 bales. The estimated
movement OF cotton for the week is follows:
. This week. Last week. Last wear
Port receipt. ............4l0 900 4lG0j 4s 5Ss
Interior rccciJ ............ 900 7.20i 1043l
CablesLiverpOOl, 1890 m.-SnOt moderate dc.
mand American Trddines 5-l6d sale; 5000 balfs
receipts 10 0O0 bales, including IL 600 bales American
Futures opened steady at 2Gid 70 S6id advance Of
2:45 m, Load advance: at 3 rs 264d advance :
at :i5 m, 1.64d advance; at 80 NJ god advance
at closed firm 7.64 0SG4d advance. compared
with Saturday. closing prices.
COFFEE-The coffee market opened stronger and modor
etey active, advancing 80 points rather the scarcity
Of sellers than the strength OF buying. which; for
that matter tmid with local sentimcrt bar
points and ruled dull stl later there vas IN upward
movement and market closed at jOQGO points above
SATURDAYS closing priceS. Sales futures to-day
April 800 bags; MAY $500 bags: June. 800 bags
july go bags: August 600 bags September. II 800
bags: October 80 bags December 800 b1gs; total,
% haas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April -. . - p. m.-Berl and pork In
moderate demand. liam, In activr demand short cut.
about II tn rs ID. firm AT 10, I'd Bacon In good
demand long clear middr-. abou, 10 %. firm M 5is
long and short clear mcdlcs. abont 81 y. firm at
lls 3D. Cheese In fair demand. lallOw In poor de
mand: p.imc city easy nj rs. spirits Of turpcntnc
In poor demand Ro,in IN moderate demand. Lard
spot In poor demand futures in demand. Wheat
AMI flour IN moderate demand. Con-SpO In modcr-
ate demand: futures In good dem"nd mixed Western
AprIl steady nj Is :. lid May steady AT - d June
stcndy ut Is Std Hop, NJ London. Pacific coast.
in poor demand. Receipts Of wheat for the past week
iIum Atlantic Ios II 100 quarters. from Pacific ports
none. from other sources 1900. Receipts OF Amer
loan for the past week 5000 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, April 21.--At the wcOl slles today ~.
bales Of good quality were offered. There was y Pr uo
attendance. but the bidding WAS brisk M,ii nm.
;rcnsies sold readily M full rates to trtn'u ana W,
man buyers. CT0ssbreds were In demand anu ,.,n
Kidding for them was active. tapr OF Coca li.p'
nnd NatnI woods sold on par with the rccrh' onT
ings Following IL" silcs In detail ana 'ii' p.n'
obtained: New South Wales, 300 bales. acoifen
Idols 4lod do locks and plecas, I'd Is : ~
greasy, 6I-2d01s; do locks anil pieces, ~" -:
Queens land l. 800 bales secured Is Id" l. n
do locks and pieces. 5d0 Is I'D: geasy, S'an"
I'D do l7ck> ana pcces. > 34da Sd Meino"r'i,r
and Victoria 2,:S0O bates: secured l. l-2do J. "a :
do locks and pieces, sdals I'd: greasy .-,u ~,
l. I'D; do locks and pieces. G1dD I'D sun
Australia 700 bales; secured, Is Ida Is La 30
locks and pieces. sdals: greasy. 6d@7d West hus
lralia 10 bales greasy, Id Tasmania, 900 Da''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
COTTON NAREETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. April :i.-Cotton dull middg s, : Sc
low middiing : jIbc: good ordinary. - lGc. net
and gro.s receipts. rs bnlrS. exports ooIstwis',
3.7S bales: stock d2Dls bales.
Norfolk. April :i.-Cotton quiet: mlddling 1S'
low mddiing :I-iGc ,Ood ordinary, lie hc'
and gro,s receipts. Gs3 bales exports 10 III" Con.
iIneni 600 bales: consiwlsc. .31 bales; sales ~
bales: stock. d O23 bales. ,
Nrw-Orlcnns. April 2d-Cotton steady: good ma.
ding re; mlddline. 5--c loA mlhh,liig IL
good ordinary &C. net receipts, ..oJ9 bales Sr9'''
3 49, halcs SALE $40 hars stock. ~, 900 bar "
savannah. April .i-iotton steady maainE:
: 5oo: low mlddng. 3 Sc: good orclry, . ,rl,
net and gross receipts 400 bales exports c0astWia''
I $50 bales sales lis bales stock. l2,03o b"''''