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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
Huckleberies. 14di5c. Cherries i0aiic. B,.es,. . 4
&c. Apricots, 122d15c. Prunes. boxes 5Qstc: A. ~
~ W ~

Huckeberes. f4di5c. Cherries i0aiic HAS 4
&c. Aprcots. l2lsal5c Prunes. boxes 5Qstc: A. "!
HOPs-Demand fails to show much improy.m.,,
the inability to move any quantity OF stock kesos -
choice lsc: do good To prime l5Giic; DO c,m;,o..&
fair, iiMlic Pacific Coast 1893 choice IsIpaln Y
common to prime. i2aiTc; yesrlnss. loGic: "a ~
PoI'LTRy-AIrvE-on few local fowl, IN -.
b.. poddled at lie Advces OK considerable osd =
Monday gave the mlriet weak tone. Turkeys 90 =.
We quote: Fowls. local. Western southern nsx
llc chickens ol1dioc old roost'rs. &c, turkey. ~
Wcsirrn c % St geese western sos i? 40 Sss
65nsj,; pigeons per pain 35Gjoc DTsEssED- W
light offerings ~ fresh fowls to-day mestl,r N
little demand though offered shade lower Fresh I'M
cleared up clos.l, ana hold STEADY. Other kint
killet-Tmrkeys hens. per H. lofallc; DO. tons =
ems PHILADELPHIA broilers 2Gj0c; DO roastefs iaa,.
capons Philadelphia. l3aisc; do Western is sis:ss
sggaG, per r SS1 S H D? we we GqGf FOR Ne
oG9ac ducks. l0ai2c; geese 'nioc No grades lss
GAME-Fresh birds arriving are generally thin -,
poor ana very nard to g Fne large and t
s PLY could 'uSn Ce l L%ni noe G 1r English
grass p9ysr ;2SgsI 20 ia sand snip i S
weak W. quote Hay prime per 100 NJ Sc do IA ~, ~
do clover. .5mJOc straw. long 5og6Oc; do Snort g.
"a ToTHToEs AND VEGETABLES Domestic potato.
steady but quiet large cargo of Scotch Inagnums IN n
ward tho close and values little unsettled: few i,
tho marks held 81 but buyers the pr.
New potatoes plenty and fatoring buyers Old onior,
steady: plenty and weak. Kae and spinach qg-
and unchanged. southern oabbag"s steady Choice r.,.
scarce and firm but stock arriving Is mostly frosted AL
moving slowly at irregular prices string beans scsrr.
end firm Tomatoes quito plenty and barely steady w.
Ouote: Potatoes. Florida per Dbl. S6WSb % do Berms,
sGGS7 do Havana. S5dS5 ~: 30 British magnums -,
sack 81 TOa<2: state per iSp 10. 81 62GS2. do J,
81 JOdsi g.; sweet potatoes per DBL s2n3 80 asparar
p, dozen lunches. s3Gs7 so boots. new per 100 bunch
per Dbl slds 30; celery southern per dozen stalks "a
75c: egg plants Florida. per Dbl sass ~ green pea.
crate slasi -: kae. per Dbl .?Ta5e; onions. Hawai-
bhI S2Qs: do and yellow. sidSi 30 SQUASH souhs
Yellow per crate 81 I5ds2 do white SlGSl % spinach
per Dbl 5OcnSi: string beans, Florida per crate S2GM
tomatoes Florida. per carrier. s2u$3 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

Liverpool, April - p. m --Beef-Hoders offer spar
lngly India steady SIS; prime mess dull.
Us ~ rork-Iolders offer moderatelv. prime
Western rr" steady at 67s Cd do medium. easy at
57s ~ Hams Holders offer moderately: short about
- TO iG No. firm As Holders offer Moderately;
Cumberland cut about - 30 n. steady a 3is 81.
short rib about - n. steady 31s. long. clear mid
dos abou - n steady nj 3is I'D long and short clear
nidlles about - No. 32s shoulders 10
10 - NJ steady Sis 81 Cheese Holders offer
ingly American. finest white ard coo-ed. firm 57s
Cd TalloN- supply Is prime city. duh
2js G spirits ~ turpentine-Holers offer moderately:
steady A. Us 81 C1ttonseei o-Idvepool refined dull
.Ds nj. Rosin-The supply Is poor common. steady
IS M Iard-Spo' holders offer moderately: futures
holders Offering. prime Western spot. a
3>s Wheat-Iolders offer moderately: No red winter.
firm AZ Is iOd Flour Holders offer moderately.
steady is "a Corn Holders
freely futures holders offer sparnsy; mixed Western
SPOT April duh IS 1914 May. firm 3s
M June 81 SD IIops-At Iondon-Paclnc Coas,
holders Offer sparngy: duh. tiatJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
OTHER MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

RuNalo Aprl 7-Cattle-Recepts last tweniyfour hcuv
head total for week thus far $50 head Tor san.
head: to New York 900 head: sale. 20 head Marss
opened steady closed firm No butchers stock or ship
ping cattle here; good fresh cows s31 5DfS'o hoss-
Receipts twenty hours $50 head total for wed
thus far 50 300 head: for time last week, $50
head: consigned through $500 head; New York 40
head: sale. $50 head Market 1pensd lower; .lo..
good mixed and mediums. So %, choice heavy - 10
81 20: extra mediums s. 25 pigs. 81 2DnS3 % rolfa
hours head total for week thus far 1850 heal.
for time last week. 1920 head: consigned tnrouf
$40 head: New-York. 200 head, on sale 400 hes-
Market opened and weaker for all but extra lambs
wool lambs s. 4OdS5 So good 81 l5GS5 b. light 70 far
s. 25as5: clipped lambs 81 25dsi 10 Wool sheep-Goa
sheep s3aS3 80: choice 81 So export wethers ~oo ~
St. Louis April 7.-Cattle-Receipts. 900 head Mrss
steady and prices tribe lover NaNe s'sers
cepts 400 head Market SC higher. Butchers s. @gS;
mixed 81 6Ogs4 90: good light. 81 75Gsi 95 sheep-Is
age which sold al s2as4 90 Fed Texas. 81 NJ at %A
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. April '-Catle-keceipa
1000 head Market weaker cow IN e. s extra ~
bulls 81 50ds3 25 calves. SO 25dS5 Hogs.Rhceips u.
on head Market firm Heavy, - ,Oaso 10; comm.,,
to choice. mixed 81 i0as5 10; choice assorted. 20
S ie Shcice ' s. 5c ,i lamb. 81 i5as5 -
.,eaS PRIV PRIV s. l5as 80 good 81 1898 90 GOD
cows or hefers 81 5oGs3 %: bulls and stays. s?aS:
good feeders SO l5as3 90 HogsmRecepts sh'' Mako
s. eods5 -: to fair Workers. s. loaS' ~ pn
s5Ts5 o. good heavy 81 25aS4 so stags and ogli
SONS 81 ?3ast sheep-Sgpply light Eh,ra - Ss ssr
81 5oGsl % heax and calves - 5ods3 2j, clpoei
sheep, 50 2jasi clipped lambs So soaSi 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April The Btsron Commercial Euilc'ia to
gays market: The sales OF the week
IDi. GG pounds domestic and 36COJ pounds foreign.
230s domestic and d97.Oo pounds foreign last
week, and o6o. 800 pounds foreign FOR the week
last year. me total shoi'ag" to date from last years
sales amount t. 5.pO.Oop pounds domestic and S.p,-1
roLnds foreign The shortage in receipts similarly Mount
.G2l bales domestic and JOtsj bnes foreign. The
market has developed better inquiry FOR fine woods.
peciay !or fleece This is due hotter inquiry
for ccs the place Of ~" short purchases
foreign goods last fall and - the fary n al ~ some
orders ior fine ;a cloths for mems Deldlne has
adv - % f1r Michigan and - Toy
PENNSYLVANIA. with falrs AZ both figures ono xxx
sold 20 ~ cents srd ny and above .. There
is change on Western rnwaahed wo7is Pulled wools
exceptionally cheap Secured super the place
OF fine medium territory offered "a New
clipped Arizona IL offered 2i, cents. Is
New clip Southern California sells 'hnrs
81 and 6 cents but holders here ask 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

puralo April Spring whoa spot very az" ~ "''i
e,sv 4 fev ar ~ ! hard sold az 80 an, o., Z,
Nor,he,-, Ito. iuOo bush 50 hard l. "a
cat. dosing 50 ! ha~i. Z ~''sr. y" ~,
a. Winter wheat dull lower SALES cars ~ ~
81. z -,rs g.. cac. ! ~ white" r." ~" va
CON steady ushi demand. sai"-. cars ~ y..,
&c. 2 cars SO d.. l2isc. cars No : corn ~,
10 3 corn quoted 'raok sales IN ''or" u" '
Xo . yellow s2lc. itoOc hush ~ : corn ~ 40
steady; sales cars ~ whit" 3s'.c !" saiS -
White S.; 40 , white. 80. No mixed ~ 49,
barley nrrn unchanged rye dun. 10 = 90 49,, ~
store Flour strong light trad'. urchang'n am IL
weak md 2iaiO- lower. Coarse winter tan IN ui.H
sl5 80. medium SIS - winter wheat 'hips 70 coz
sprinr Si5 . medium 81 % ssung ships sl' 90 hne
si5 m,sci fec ST.. rye feed $3 10. sacked e"i '''g
81 add.t onal. an
nIltimofc Aprl Flour duu. unchanged. '"ies a"
M. Wheat unsettled. so r'd sgt ani Apf 80
Cg,.c. MAY Gt,nG,'.r. July. 81 Iih'. si'tm"t y :
rcd O,i-1-r. milling wheat rs ramil~ '-T'' s'''N
p4S 80 bash snlos ~ ,rp bunh com 0fm fHlN"l So
end April 4p.df,-c. Man ava ~. steamers nl''
-. - 81 southern 10 sample ''' ~"
,r,.c ttiui-c. st,rk 'ol -, hush sale 90" bush
p,fs eui.r y, - white Wrs'cru 3sH3N'.c. y" = W'N"i
d.. 2s-4 30. stock .13 hi-h RS" fu AMI fi"nd'
~ iilf5G, - a6 bush. Hs' s"t4f nrrnang'f
niillins. iiu"T nrW. Creamery fHi'f
-. nd. fIu,r lGui7c. fnll nm. l'1l". N"r" n'A-
ioaiic Eggs FIRM =" :. i1'.T''.. ''h"T articles "n
i"sion Aprl : Flour qiie'. M nrm. Corn quiet bar
Arm oats moving slowly tnf nrn. Shoots "ui" fr"-
visions st.aiy choice. firm oth"rs dun chr"s"
qiii.t hii nrfn Erg- qui"t hIt s'"'l'.
hi.4go Apfl, TIE loading futures ranF"i ne f"l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York Aprl :, 1904
REEVES-Recepts 90 cars or 1852 head. 81 cars ~
saughterers 20 for export alive. and cars u h
sold Seven cars u Texans changed hands al seay
prices or al SO ICdS3 ~ per 100 10. Feeling uf.
wsak CITY dressed becfid"s steady ~ Yesterdays CO.
tations Gable advices report European markets w.
oharced Ton prices for American steers lOc At Liver.
pool lOizc NJ London and lie al Glasgow" shipmenn
as previously recorded. .o
Sales-Shcrman q Culver; III Texans ~ 10 ayerap
a. 81 - per iOp N: 81 do li43 y. ~ 50 90
Calvcs-Recepts ~ head. TRADE limited bu feeis
steedv y MCPHERSON sold veals. - 10 average a
81 G2i. per 100 H. Dressed calves tad sh inquiry
ycstariav's reported prices 49,. - ..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 24'7 cars. or 80
hoadi3 cars for butchers and liz cars for the mass
making with the stock held over FriGay " cars 70 b
sold BUYERS held off and sellers were obliged 70 MAI,
concessions OF IOdl5c per 100 II on lambs while sheep
r,,led steady Several cars unsold \ a'ck ot pnn.
1pped sheep sold A. 81 80 per 100 NJ poor 70 aF us
shorn do al 50 25TSi 10 and car 81 heavy ekpor n
was holding M 81 90 clipped lambs sold ~ MIj y,
mime quality: good choice unshorn Do A. s. 25fSSt
Heavy larrbs Weighing from 100 n upward are ~
wanted No spring lambs in the market Dressed mu,oa
steady at 1i,GSc dressed lambs que, AZ N09c; c1gn.J
dressed spring lambs weak At s2dSJ - per carcass
Sales-Newton & Co: 1863 unshorn State lambs l6
average al 6oi. PEI 100 ~ 40 Lancaster County Pea,
90 los ~ at IS 20; 81 Pennsylvania sheep 'cus, 70 y
at 50 d.
y Harrington: 2O3 unshorn State lambs. 20 ~ 4
s. %: lss clipped Do SO N. at - 10
VI Collins: i0I clipped Ohio sheep. 9sts n A. Sn
Halenbeck a. Hollis ~ unshorn State lambs 81
M 81 80 225 unshOrn state sheep. II N, AZ - 49,
HOGS Receipts Is 1885 head. none for sale
alive Nomnally firm at s. 2jasJ G5 per 100 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
RECEPTION FOR ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
HIS PATRIOTIC WORDS A. THE UNITED SER
VICE CLUB-HE PRAISES THE ARMY
AND NAVY.

The United Service Club gave a reception Saturday
nigh: al It's house No. G West Thlrty-0rst-st. for
Archbishop John Ireland. OF Minnesota, formerly
chaplain OF the 5th Minnesota Regiment OF Volun-
tee-s. number OF prominent officers OF the Army
and Navy and the National Guard were present.
General McKibben and Paymaster Barton. Of the
United States Army. escorted the Archbishop to the
clubhouse from Archbishop Corrisans home
Archbishop Ireland was warmly greeted in the
front roorn OF the club. and introduced by Cen
erai Martin r. Mcmahon The Archbishop spoke in
part follows
This Is an honor I appreciate very highly. l
shall carry back the West a very pleasant
memory Of this occasion. You thus welcome me,
not because chaplain. but because You be-
lieve me a thorough American patriot l fee that
I am In the home OF patriots, who nave offered
their blood the battlefield for their flag. and
ready TO do again
'~rhe members OF Navy abroad by their deeds
and conduct have won respect. There zine
when the American Navy received considera tion
in foreign countrle5 Now We are Colossus regard
ed with respect and fear. IL Is good sign Of the
times that Congress fails g appreciate our need for
the Army Navy IL is easy 10 legslate. but with
out the Army and Navy our country could not live
and there would be nothing TO legislate for
Some say should not indulge IN spread
eaglelsn. but love our country quietly. and keep II
in heart end say nothing. The heart that does
pretty nearly dried UP. Your children should be
taught the priceless treasure you fought to hand
down TO them.
I'VE are u Nation OF immigrants but :bey must
be OF the hes, kind that will readily assiilae with
the American spirh and American institutions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09


MID c,ree about steady. bu, unchanged and unln-
FLOUR AND MEAL. The cour marke, wa. dan win
h",s", ~sr" qgi.c nrm IN th"o ,rNS asking from s.
TO pay better than 81 ons, Mners have q,i''o gen
rally Advanced Their nrur"" which is on" EXPLANATION
ns 500 bis winter s,rNshs at S: e6GsS s. tho bulk
Taca. IS rsi iSo %s, cs 5: ;Sa 81, g. s and
hour wa, inactive. but nomlaalH s'eady ,IID
CoENMEAL Market dun hranlIwne. 81 "a. sycamore.
= 20 southern Whit m bag <lasi 10 iMG MA
so&5se ssgeoc FED MARKET steady 'ob SopSac:
D'c cry feed 40 IN lines. in sacks at the min. re
, {, s .sr ' 5, ogs f4s s '"' cot 0'r neal
GEAIN, WHEAT !, was day - liquidation IN
May at eo,c. sold down ali day WIN. however scv..
era, err, ,srp losing ., about the GTrs Price o,
down TO ,g'.c. leaving on at at c5,c. There was
= parties who bought believing that tho strength Of
fresh bni news and the umid shorts Apparently were
driven In b, yesterdays alvnnc that there really
ana foreign houses ad no NOR. iner"s, In III" future
marert ISiay than they N.Y. ror the last week The
nectrd in the mai closing cables t'iay which shovel
decline In all ia" markets except H"rin Weather
rom Kansas ~, and The fdvices from other points
Me' not paric@lnry indicatfy" % injury to ne crop
dillon quite favorable feature ana assisted in the
downward movement. The Board also reported - per
few fresh speculative bivng orders In
and while. stated the small shorts seemed 20
pretty well covered. the big shorts have apparently
become sufficiently by he situation develop
a stampede There seemed grounds. howel
FOR thinking possibly combined holdn ys
,hcago. although this is generally credited. The
Official clos" '.alNc decline for the
wheat dull excepting FOR IN" sale OF 5000
Northern iiqc MAY In and about 10000 bush
No red private both No
quoted L. under MAY May closed AZ G5',c.
Estimates the visible pointed To decrease 81 100
bush. CORN-It quiet easier market
prices slowly Singing back In sympathy with tn"
sui ssnP pcyari ay "S selling a" S.S
further decline. Dealings unmportant
either There has been a in
es visible unfaVOrab.. ash corr wa
sales Included J6.VD bush ~ ,J,.fI
board, lfoat, for Apr
bush steamer, 40 elevator No quoted
elevator. .OATSIn oats a.
feeling to-day. following he reaction In
wheat with traders who bought yesterday he Ia
before inclined sell The close quiet. ON the
curb May dun 3bc. Cash were quiet
Sales included 22OaD bush ~ No 3G n3G %
bush No . white AT +oiac. 1900 bush track white :.gf
43c Interior have increased bush this
week MALT Market dun; unsrael Western ,jlr
Canadian. DOnl5c. slN-rowel. SOqGc Ar
LEY-Marse dun No Milwaukee. GlaGGc: uneraded
5saGJc SEEDS
at s. JOGsiO - 100 H. In limo, hv-Markrt
sample seed 81 GDas5 ia stor'.
We give comparison the closing prices OF the pre-.
Ja, aud for th. ling l.,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

The reduction in stocks Of crude petroleum loofe so
makes progress each month. When the fgl repofus a
last month are in the visible supply ought O. snow 81
cline OF about 900 barrels The partial returns "
March were rs follows:
Runs Deliveries. Ex Deiys ChsirTeass
Total bbls. -, l56ttS .o3ouop S,r ~ 3.s
Az. per day. G1b9 elo"o i-'-'' -
Tn. decline in April production promises % os ~
larger than in March. The pipe line figures rom Az"
10 ) charters to the 6th) inclusive are appena'a'
Runs. Deliveries. Ex Dsiys Cn ~ a.
Total bbls. 100 w o:Vno. 20 QN
Az per day.. blW'5 '">p' i'''' ~,
Refined petroleum unchanged AZ 3l' cents y 80
In barrels and in bulk at Ne" orA ~ s,sl
csnts In barrels and "a cents bulk az fhiia1...
Crude oil was quoted AT cents In barrels ana WV
bulk Naphtha 5.I5 cents per gallon $500 "A, 10
Foreign quotations Antwerp. rs tarVso ,,,sA
k,os: Bremen isO marks per ~ kiloa' LONDON '"'-
per imperial gallon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

Chicago April $ (Spccian.-The wheat market ne' :.
,ereay fcl, the enormous selling by the wa" -.
crowd Friday Prices declined lssc and 81 seh ne~ .
bottom The close about 30 un:-r me up-'0V -,
OF Yesterday Nay opened Gii2c. slii be'"ee" '.
and .,i.c and closed at Gl'4pg}@sc The "o'e A,
prediction Of rain fcr Kansas, Friday hAd mus" 81
with the weakness but the Friday liquidation N ,,t
more There was as much pressure 10 s'' W n
wheat as there 20 cover short Wh'"' go.
looked as n there was some further s'l'hs =, msi
York The talk OF manipulation dropp,d ou s rrtaa.
Nav and July. which sold at the same p.S,y mt
wdenei out TO a difference of Ia" 3's's. ,hey 81
were just crop reports as ever ~ 1s,-,, vs-
not receive much attention. Reports from s1 IN nsi
very bad. But the thing which everybody ""'
was the possibility 81 rain In Kansas. - es.c al
Corn was dun and easier May soil bet~'." symostn
3si.c and closed at 3Si.c Corn declln'n 10 rr,r,H
with the weakness in wheat very mu'h NJ. we
than A. advanced when wheat was strong. - cAhe
light 232 cars the estimata FOR MonGaN ~ sh osJ
we're lower Seab0ard clearances wee 10" ~ % rnisN
steady. eli sing Just wher" they ICY a, 3s.
May sold between 3iAsc and 3i.'. and 'io y,,5ay ~
Receipts ia ears the estimate i"i '
....,s ,ror hsv
Provisions dull tut steady. Shipinens,s ~ bo-s
for the showed up very large me ~
1900 were smaller than expected IN, ,a'ssn 81
next week 10000. May pork sld -, bs,vs1
and sI2 OIis and closed sll 81. Nav a. a. tetsss
81 ~ and ~ -. and closed AT - l., Nay ~"
So IL and SO 80. and closed n 81 20 co:c: cslA
On the curb puts MAY wheat We're u, ssss
6is.c Puts on Say were 3>ru5>'s'' CAN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
THE PETROLECM MARKET
: FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIcEs

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York April :. 1894
Speculation in crude oil certificates remains about 'Sa
At the Consolidated Exchange this week only loo oare'
Of MAY delivery in options were sold but TIE price W
sa cents The prices FOR refined petroleum arc nor msA'
hut the outward movement continues IN a large Ca.
The exports ~ crude refined etc, from January 20 ~
from the Atlantic ports amounts 70 III f5 - s ss
nm increase Of IL 4s2 ij1 gallons over the clesp.s
period 1893 The higher level Of prices ~ ,.ul. :.
has stimulated operations and the d"felopneh ~.
nor, OF March showed only increase IN the oi!
erage production. but increase - l1poahss
new fed work The field reports for the first three mon'
OF the year are appended ,,...,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

Market closed ver, steady. Transferable notices April
Inc Tofai sales. g.. sOO tales. Spot market Pii'''
rldline uplanls. ~: midl,ing CUT g. when IS uh
hanged cnrlusred Win yesterday close.
Tho statistical position - cotton. made up by hls
nom ng's Chronicle - n follows:
Th- Las, List
visible supply tutj.ils t2lJH 3'iN 80
~ vhicn American. . iii3lS 3"il ~ $3.50
crop sight u ~ ~ $500 ""o
came n sight dur week y ~ - ~, 80 ~, -.
Plantation dc iveri's. ........ @t3l @l.lu" 2''"-
Liverpool cable, ! D. Spot cotton dun sales ,'r,
ales. speculation and export i,n bales American b"
bales receipts 1000 tales. American. l""p bales
Quotations Mlddling 3-lG1 last llGl futures
,Ienel quiet partially lG4l higher. 'lose quiet AZ pra
i.ally Yesterdays closing price, April 4u'h April MAY
toIh Mav-fun" A.oINloN. Jun"-July. 4W3s, July Au-
gust TO-. Angus September. 4llb september october
t.s October November. +i2di 70. November December
4i3n1i IL December January. : ltn4 Is
CDFFEI. The market showed a weak uniertone on n
g. tho absence - n pronounced movement in
European brazilian markets. quotations kept with
limits with October options leading the market
point Of activity. Hamburg left IN steady NJ slight
April - - pigs. Nay. - rs June ~ 30 July
~ -. A. London prices unchanged April quoted
1Gs 81 MAY. IGs 81 June IGs 81 Ha'r" was !. franc
love- April. l03 - francs MAY l1 -. Jane. 1922 July
inl - The steamship Ia Rrefagn" hos cleared from
ift'r" VITA i,po bags Brazilian coffee ~ this port RIO
i'in: quoted ~ 10 100 r"is eYch1ng" quoted ~
% ll-3@ 81. receipts 6Upr bags stock. l3Sunp bags
santos market lGe' At nominal quotations. Receipts
-.otI lass. stoch. i9o'p bags
Contracts closel at points decline. Sales we're
: hags q follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Aprn I.-Cotion steady; m1hnSS' eross ~
midlling &c: good ordinary Csc: net anu dse bss'
ceipts. l.i35 bales: exports % the continent
sales J25 bales. stock 1919 bales od ra,ijln,t
New-OrIeans April 7.-cottoa qule.. so9, .i6c So
9-IGc: mlddllng. 5-i6c: low mddas cross receF>
ordinary q Lice; net receipts. i.0Dl baes. ssss -
3Sl3 bales. saes 200 bales. stock 1879, ,ss Sf
Galveston. April cotton steady m, net and g.
low middng &c: good ordinary IL bales s,N
receipts ,t3 bales: exports coastwise 2+o' vs. -.
2a22 bales. stock +6.5is bales. ,,.r Z s.i6; ~
Norfolk April I.-Cotton quiet: mldhIins "A uoS "
middline sr.c; good ordinary. 3-l6c nea hses; ~
CENTS cas- bales: exports coastwise, of' '
l. 229 bales; stock ~. 1874 bales.