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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April (speclaD bulls thought for an
bor II was 70 be their sort day. the market opening
az call figure and acting strong for an hour LiVe-poo
vas I'M ID Argentine shipments smal-l12.ooo
bushels Gables repor.ed India bidding for ofcoast car
goes There was a hrs;-Iate milling demand Tor wheat
here 10000 bushels being sold The cary s,fensn;
however all disappeared before the close instead 81
:.calls'' being good everything finally put May
opened at 49, cents sold between IN and ouV ana
one as removes all thought OF troubles from the
mind The break started by Mooe'n Miner iop
estimaie-S34 100000 bushels OF winter wheat 5heI'
was no logical reason why should have been inhuen-
ta FOR Thomsn earlier in the week estimated the crop
100000 bushels There was some TAX oil tne In
errs,oI strength being manipulated There was discon
agement over the prospect OF an increase IN 'ne
Tbere was not a preencs Of expert demand Inc
selling which counted the most was by Patten; VINO was
ist back from the and who declared that so far
as he could crops looking well. Northwestern
receipts light-25G cars against AZ last year an
fearsh on the lack expert demand but fearful OF the
buiish State reports expects the coming week. on me
curb wheat sold as low as 40 cents foI May calling
from 247s 10 24S cents. and closing at A%q4lA Inc
.ak OF increased country movement continues me
Monday Samples a cent lower Clearences for TIE
proved 100 S9 @ exports T FOR me
swenty-four hours were 2s2Uo oushes. Fair weather
Oats lost !. cent May selling from ~ TO i7s cents
nects OF better weather and May liquidation were as
much the features this market as IN corn Receipts
were Y cent lower Seaboard clsarances were l% 900
t~shels. ...... .-o,. .,.v,.,,,.
1sTs Sse COO hogs the estimate for Monday oOo
cepts the arrivals here week as large as last
years and the packing for he month OF Man IN inc
w record The trade is looking for continuance Of
iiou,dation and less decline oo, 49,.
The curb puts on May Wheat e2Sea c a. on At
cents; .'calls'' al 244d24S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April 3. 1897
prEyFs-Recelpts to-day. 6S cars or 1:lo2 mead 10
cars 10 be exported and 30 consigned drect 10
siamghteyers Nothing doing in live cattle to-day Feel
n Steady Dressed beef steady at 1N9c per 10 TOT poor
70 wilma CITY dressed sides No change IN capes
The imbra carried Liverpool to-day l9l3 quarters Oh
beef: the Mohawk TO London O cate ana <5 uua ~
,he Menantc TO London 2s5 cattle the Bunalo 20
tI, lao cattle the Fontabea to the West indies W.
cAIvEs-Receipts s43 head. all for the market ,d
q, Jersey city and 251 at sxtieth-s the Market nuie
LITTLE ouiet but selling values were FUZZY as STRONG as
prsv,oIsy noted sold in fair season Poor 70 p..'n
yeais sold at s4as5 10 100 10 Dressed caves "S
Sales Judd & Co: SO Buffalo veals i22 10 average
at IS rs per 100 fb. ,oo - =, es75
7 p Nelson: Buffalo veals. III TO- az 90 20 oar.
SuEEP AND IA MBS- Receipts. comn'ihe M, ia IN
s,ao. 90 butchers were II 3 7'o head anu III.
ciud,nr the stock held over from ycs,eay' az, I'D 10
car! at sxtieh- ST. Buyers again showed nnt ,tb
position 10 trade market ruling auIi Than
saas excepting really prime stock nc 20 20 'owe
Yesterdays Nearly 10 were unsolu up ner
loo n deck load reaching IS IS: car OF soo 3sS
do AZ 81 %; to choice unshorn aIn9s ~ az
SO so Dressed mutton 7@Sc per I'd; dresseu ' -"
lOc. an ,.s,.,. ,om,. 10 m average
A. IS rs pcr 100 b do co No. at 90 % T Bunalo 90
1part clipped no. at IS $50 DO TO- a. 20; 90. 90
frdiana she % a3 NJ 81 90 SO do ll9 No. al ~ ~ So|
~, W.esern do 10 n nj 81 60. 30 Kentucky do ~ ID
at s3 75 go Ohio DO clipped. 90 ID at - 20 .o 90 A.
Tewon Co: IFS state lambs, 90 n, at SO 90; Is 90
Il N al S. 100 96 10 at SO; 0S state sheep o
I'd. AZ 30 Wker,on: 17s Western sheep. 100 b at
d harrington IFS state lambs. 30 d. at 30 90; q
Dunalo sheep and lambs. "A 10 az 70 ,,,,. 10
,aS on sale Steady at 81 9Oasl 10 per 100 ID for State
hog. Country dressed unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

METALS-The market quiet. but without important
PIX on spot Tin was quiet at si3 soasa 30 Copper
dull 1ic for Lake ingo on spo' speiter was nominal
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The week closed on an sx1
ceedngy firm market both moasses and syrnps with
demand fair stocks concentrated in few hands Prices
eens common cac fair 2Sc
good 1915; prime 9a2s open kettle o eS%mon s sg
RE 2cas4e yEap common S @@iS fair isSiSc; good
bbis .os ,Srpenne Iieo Sbs tar bis There
D %ss and ii the G1f
s so osn f esy % s. @ o es
e Tar quiet s S Is % al 0 a siFss
an OCEAN was little or no for
Ssr., f Tas du and largely
Liverpool 24d; London, 34d Glassow I'd Bristol $ 50
hsmbuI "a Is I pfgs I Roierdsm SIC Amsterdam e
Cork g ied$s cotton to avsp0o IN
sail to-day but the trading was confined oneny
Rates are fairly steady and quotaby unchanged The
inquiry for grain steamers CONTINUES limited bat WIZ
basis Of IS Cork for order. FOR April loading In other
ss 0s5 aspH sa to-
England AZ abou, 4Ss MOTwesaS 'sams 1000 Es
eromp., sri'isS steamer tons timber
burg to Sew-Yor Philadepha and back es chartered
British steamer eos tons tIansatlantic trade
stetn, is April chartered abroad: British s2e
tered abroad British steamer 500 tons St jaso
Philadelphia or Baltimore private terms: Norwegian
erms Dutch ship az 900 cases petroleum. henc. to Java
5a2lsc: German ship st2 tons TOBACCO Ne W.
rum in ann s to on London At or
to north Of seras 90 r q q @ aS tons
Prince private terms schooner aa7 tons lumber,
o
s t2 tons sa n usr Sar to r
Philadelphia 81 25 option Sound "a So schooner 42s
to sa ana P t.
sdepha 10 Chareon 81 p and back phosphate rock
pr ne rude gsS wi %. va" aSd AZ on Yellow
at 22a22tc, and white at 2sc lard oil was quet e 4oa
American raw; S4aa0o for American boiled and SOC for
weakness n This morning under Increasing
sa S'f :Sg.S & s $50
sss%S S "ss
e oGf'TfaM EasH4 Ps' bellies o Sao from SG
IA to 10 M picked shoulders at sac asked; picked
$40. sTEARINE-steady: lard 4%a5c cleo, 4asa4lsc
LARD-Easy at 4S7i.c nominal; city quoted at loo;
compound 4lc; options closed at 445c for May.
in ruled o d wn s94 e e fer as
Domestic @ no to sdna sq q3 fsT 70 good
[s sae Java paas aaesGn do IN ba snd s Japan
sEEDs-There was quiet market to day for seeds Of
all kinds Prices ai were without sc msora change Coyer
s. 80.
sUGAK-Thers was quiet market for raws. with
nrm undertone and full prices quoted follows:
Centrifugal 90 test 3s.c muscovado 10 test Sc; molasses
sugar. 50 2Ac. The London market was dull for
but unchanged Java quoted at lis and refn-
ing AT 8s Beet dull but rmiy held. with present
and next month quoted a Refined active
with steady however and unchanged prices II
the factor arrangements under which they dealt
the trade. We quote follows DOninOs. SIC,
loaf and crushed Sac powdered and coarse pow
dered &C. granuated 4sc coarse graduated and extra
graduated 4sc; coDfeconers' GRADUATED cubes
&c; powdered sig; mould a a. &c; diamond A. 4a.c:
confectiOners A. 4n4esc: Nos g. inclusive. 4c. g.
444c No 8. 4.3c; No I, Also. No g. 394c; No o. ass
No 10 3hc No H. SIC; No - 3.4io; Nos 10 H. 3ac
No l5 3.3ic; No 10 SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London April s-The second series Of the wool auction
saieg OF 1891 closed to-day The very hrfn and
prices unchanged America was active ana the Son
snent was better buyer. The number or paes onered
was ego: withdrawn. 1000 Following are the saIes
New South waies-scoo baies secured. sHdels I'd
oneenssnd~i 4es bales: secured Mdgis I'D; greasy
vctoria-2co7 bales; secured. e4d@1s 80; greasy. ~
South Australasia bales; greasy. 4%d9d.
West Austraa-S31 bales; secured 1OQ1l1td; greasy
Nl497l.d. -
New-zealsnd-Sl52 bales: secured 6zdV1s "a; greasy
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-l.i4s bales; secured
eAd4is 3D. greasy. 4izQId
Sundries-s3 bales; greasy. 44d7.d.
During second series 33l 900 bales were offered
leaving $1,000 unoered plus 1000 Withdrawn and 81 600
carried forward The total sales 298OOO bales.
FOLLOWS: TO trade 10000 bales the Continent
q5 go and 10 America 5000. At the close to-day the
brods Ia dearer hne-haired Austrsasian greasy, Id
6earer lambs I'D dearer inferior I'D cheaper Cape Of
Good fIope and secured. va dearer medium
cheaper The third series is scheduled 20 May T.
vhsn 40 bales he offered. The arrivals date
Tor the third South Wales AZ no. Queensland
42s Victoria OJ4 South Australia 4.sil: West Aus
traa ? 9S2 Tasmania. $50; NewIeaand. 80. i39, Cape
OF Go Hope Natal 2oSl3; total l54 235 bales. in
Guiding a 6oo sent direct The imports for the week
Oueenslsnd 247 Melbourne. II 2o6 South Australia,
90. West Australia 100; NewZesland. 7433 Cape Of
GOOD Hope and 1870; Mogacore SIS; Bussorsh,
32I; France 1901; Germany. 262 New-York mineral.
All. sundr.es sale Of sheepskns VIII be held
Acr s. and iow-wool sale is scheduled for April IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York April 3. 1897.
shows consdebe sieadness throughout the list With
''t up sS are pahF o esy OF p
and red kidney beans We quote Beans. marrow. choice
and pea. choice s5c do fair good. 7oasc do white
Sne aoS S'gS So 90 S hack sye 81 81
do yellow eye 81 o. do lima caIifornia 81 2oasl y
Dbls 7iiAc; DO bags 7og72iac.
BuTIER-The market vas very nIm especially f S
This strength end they were moving On lines very close to
buer-creamey western extras per n. &c; do nrsts.
20a2lc do thirds seconds 15qi9c: do state finest
tubs extras 1890; DO drss i76isc; d. hait arkin
,a ~, eH',as g2s DO nFss 99 90 h .tsnd tubs
hrss llql5sc: factory extras l2,Snl3c 90 lrss llsg
sgl3c Old butter-creamery summer made choice; l,g
lss 90 G to so96 t stat, d uS q3,
l2HmS.zG do thirds 10 seconds SCI factory 7gll5c
for the day moderate as usual on Saturday. but
there was Tmness on all ades especially best grades
follows State. fun cream, oGiol4c; part 'kms. 5asc
EGds-The receipts were Quotations fol
choice Ole: Southern choice ea9i.c duck eggs. Balti
CSC per doz The marke, firm. especially FOR beet
SEE 8FREsHDAppies and especially Baldwns
show consdersoe nnss y a0 0G s OF ar
berries in fair supply steady canberries
Ing s ss ws sSa s. vs. DO hd Se
n. nS s g. 4, B. s9asns !; se:f 20
Jersey fresh cleaned es sass So DO per crate 7Scg
s5s ChaIes1en per quart sa@7SG s.,.-.
but steady sliced inactive quarter. eSsy
S S@y a snd sy sda
city Cherries quiet. We quote; Apples. evaporated.
TO prirne saac dried sliced and quarters H ass
% q er 20 y" @ Il 2ss c snS sss per @
No. Gqe'tc; rspbsrres svaporated ia4gi4c: hucketer-
LIVE PoULTRY-The Inarke, Is pretty well stocked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
LOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srocxa
Saturday. April 8-p. n

Saturday, April 8-p. m.
The bear element continued its calamity talk
to-day, various subjects making UP the days
budget Of sorrow, but none based upon new de-
velopments, or, In fact, upon anything sum.
ciently unfavorabe to warrant lower prices.
The declines were not heavy, or many, and, when
made, due entirely to the operations Of profess
sional traders. the principal efforts being made
in the anthracite shares, which. however. recov-
cred early losses at the close. The general
course Of trading was dull. and In only two
stocks transactions amounted to noteworthy
figures Jersey Central and Western Union con-
tributed more than one-fourth OF the total deal
ings moderately heavy operations In western
Union at maximum decline OF more than per
cent rejecting the discussion just started az 70
the company's prospects OF maintaining present
dividends in the future AS the company only
recently declared dividend. 1t Is rather early
to enter into a discussion OF the prospects lor
the next; but 1t Is noteworthy that the Ques'
ton OF a reduction Of dividend by this CONF
pany comes up at time when the company
earnings are beginning to show improvement.
The same may be said OF the bear attack on
the anthracite shares, the earnings or the coaI
companies now giving pronounced evidence VI
better financial results. The Venderbilt stocks
were distinctly strong. and at the close NUM-
Der of net gains were recorded throughout the
list. Michigan Central and New-Yori Centrn
making the best showing. Final changes were
about evenly distributed among net gains ana
losses The weekly bank statement publishes
to-day showed only small changes, loss IN
cash and surplus holdings being due to the pay
ments by importers on customs account, casn
decreasing S1SJ3.300. and surplus reserve si''
2291T5 Loans decreased S1.I4o,50O. and de-
posits decreased S2496.J2O. Surplus reserve
now stands at S47. 666,575. against SlIoOO,87o
this week a year ago. and Sl3.929.925 In the
same time in 1895. The banks lost to the SUP
Treasury in the week $33lS46I, but gained
more than 81, 100000 by interior currency move
ments.
Prices for last sales OF the principal aeo'.
stocks to-day, compared with the final hsureS u
Yesterday. were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfOhA'


COTTON-To-days cotton market showed 1 1 ~
inproyemcnt both as to transacons ana price, " -.
call the marke; was steady. Hitn prices z9c Po'1s'
higher from Liverpool tnah
pated Liverpool futures closing at ne. gam oi IWs
points Trading tn, cal! moderate nul r s
Iuarke: became active AMI hrmer runors OF
breaks in levees. New-Orlcans was conspicuous
on IN. advan,e The Government report sno"co o"
alarming situation at points in the ga 10 +.
Hundreds Of square miles OF fertile couniy are salo
rapidly being flooded ana unless this wafer nnsS
before the first month traders rear cioPs W."
stand good chan,e o. being npped by fTost owns 40
late maturing Damage to property IN the WI 81 ", Ia
inrs etc has great tina: labor IL nKeiy 20 ~
scarce as these will have be restored petoT p'ss.s
can he cot under Many tributaries IN the hot
ern part o. the watershed reported 10 ne OUT o. e
hanks on account OF the weather during tne aH
few DAYS having melted enormous tracts OF snow
sentiment en- Change strengthened py
news Southern markets ara Ell p,rer
morris from cloth in England Al pan nv
sa;es du,ng the week reached ~ %" pece o m
The PRODUCTION the neghDorhcod OF lUVoV Ple
A GOOD demand waa reported to-day az prices uiirit
earlier in the week The local spot cotton marke, waa
drn a. l-l8- advance MiddlrS upands were aAo'eo a.
ISc ana rnddng Gulf a: 7,sc; sales were an i9r sp
ming and footed Up bales OF which cVV paes weIe
sold by Greek house for immediate shpnent 10
England spinners at privat. terms Inc cohlia &C.
closed steady with quotations 5g9 points aooVe ss'
nights bid prices. Total sales Wero Wow o"''' wv"
notices, IOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

feeling ss Ta1a per- s@fs
chickens. registers s9 sS5sss so aUS.rS
d sShsn 'as 81 YsssSST:L e4 PEI RsT
Chickens and fowls show quality and except for
sads Si F%tfy
steady Min "a" Ss"s @ saos e Es Killed po
y"TurKeys hens average best Ne mixed hens and
s s%: Psf log SaJs SG"s
en w.n fair 70 crm psr Coarse
asc Chickens and fowls western poor TO prime Sa9c
SSs s S ana sma ISe
@ sr sr s. sss %
mems siss bross lcg2G dy p ncs,
ETA Hay "o ASD srRAw-HAY-rhe features that have
ruled all OF the week still exist Prices continue strong
for attractive qualities. but are weak and uncertain ,oe
day to guage the condition OF the market with as only
trade usually occurs on tina, day and pasn
promise to favor of sellers -; sTRA LAW IN.
M to a are snbc to
Hay line N %ss S beE b. iCS r Sa per 100 IT,
5saeoc shipping per 100 ~ Doc no grade hay 4O%9oS
sS ssy dSs rye rye Straw per 100 b. sGso
straw 100 H. 5oas do tangled per IIs rs. IUs
hay to-day were: Hudson River Rallr I, Vs.
sSor. Tl srsaa co. shsh Valley Railroad
Railroad OF New Jersey. ao total 500 tons teeps'
hay for week week. 1 d0 on' Receipts Of ''F'"
HOPs-The market shows no Improvement IN Zone tone,
ana some pressure Of stock Only choicest grades Of
State and Pacific will reach outside figures we
quote SewYork state crop sSo o Sn0 ssasc PacsGc
Coast crop 1896 choice. lld12c; prime Vuioc. Teoe
T lsssSo. 'aS'' ''''' '8''' 'F''"'" "'' '''''
GAME-rher. +. little feature the market aside from
a fair jobbng demand the top varieties OF quaai
and snpe supplies Of western h ios ,safaetory
condition rule Venson has only an occasloha ssp
We quote: cartridges Western prime GSa..f; prse
Western prime pin tails ooaSc qnp per dozen
npe Ss 50 pef Dozen lOc
per H. saddles. prime 12a14c. per 10.
POTATOES ND VEGETABLEs-Poiatoes were sh nlIaW
held with supp somewhat lighter mus gsl's era
lively light. but buyers showing proahel asb
swee; potatoes were especially firm southern String
beans ka!e and spinach easy tomatoes and green peas
firmly held Other vegetables quiet and GENERALLY sfsnny
potatoes siSsi %: Bermuda sSaso: Maine Rose per
sack 81 1oas1 20; do Hebron s. ogsl 2o s,ae per si
70 Sgc Sdle per sagn BRINE Sass 50 per dozen
lunches fair good s3as3 10 per dozen cHs ana Sea
ends sss2 ~ ssssgs L99s sna ss So Fiotis
Ssa per saSss 5o Danis per 100 s2gst bss!s
ora cgs sa. cssr a per
Stalks eocGsi Florida large per dozen stalks slas TO-
2sa p, P9 ds9ro psr washed
s2 as nSinol'f o rs esspaS FLORIDA per S
box 81 JOas2 so: per Dbl s2 .oasS 90 kaIe' Mo bs
stOc E S S@' per- s 81 100
e. so North Carolina per Dbl s2as4 parsley Bermuda
per crate 75cas pasnps per Dbl 'SS tomatoes ar
e a,Graa s Ia Co. do Georgia per sast South
caroiina per basket $685. turnips Jersey Long sand
E Ess,spn onions white sSass red s. Sogss yeow
- sd Ws.tern SGS5 Havana and Bermuda per crate
Sc 5o strings beans Florida per crate ii ooa*- oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

FLOUR AND MEAL--There was a increased volume
cases Wiling pay yesIerdsys
fTensh IN %he snd holders cona 70 %
Broadening should wheat give any Of
3Gnsns 0ss Sas 60 BIS 3 a 1Sg s s S
sa s 1 s@f extra o No
F1otRffm win sale, Of COO BPS at 81 25gs2 CO.
TRSstd 81 oa co. as . R&cmE
steady 9uosd Fine White T.g.so fin. yslow 7oa72s
5 iS0 p 5Ss5s. snaps ii I
SO SeG TO- o hc%ny chop 5oS5Si4c ' 80 wv
GRAIN-WHEAT-Ther decided upturn In the
Iverpoo Which no one Expected It prduced consder
bic Of stir among local shorts who covered vigorously
On the strong foreign news the weekly exports from
bush. and Northwestern receipts but SO cars
or a little more than half as large as they were week
caso Widening out the dference between that month and
July. the latter the order Of the last few days
and showing weakness under pressure from scapers
The stories circulated regarding possible Of May
wheat in Chicago received only attention from
traders as !, was not believed that such proceeding
era speculation has been 50 light The crop news from
vesment buying Advees from the Northwest Confirmed
chicago reported continued demand for wheat
for NJ red which is reward mGday 's hs marc o
h 6a naS Ss o of Ps MoSs IN
estimating he winter wheat crop at 3S4Se 900 bush.
The report which was compiled from returns in by
100 mers and others gave the following condition by
States March 30: California. 9S Illinois. 81 Indiana
10: Missouri. 20: Kentucky. 50; Kansas 81; Michigan
90; Ohio. 90 and Pennsylvania, al The damage area
extends Central Illinois through Illinois and
along the Missouri River far Atchison. Kan.
The selling stimulated by this report and rumors Of
weather In the winter wheat belt carried prices
net on and c on i
Ear on months. The cash trade very light only
Al bush reported OF which 6O bush
expor, as follows No Northern % bush store;
No hard winter 5000 bush private terms. yes
rda b
nominal MAY closed a, 77asc; No Northern New-York
&C over MAY. b ahoat; do Duluth &c Nav
0 b anost. No 3 hard winter. May price. anoat.
speculation during
ing hut and the
ing steady inclined sell on little bull
being less vigorous after Yesterdays sharp bear
The reduction Western receipts has been about offset
b. falling or Of $4,000 bush IN weekly exports from
the seaboard, according "Bradsreets." 4 tendency
toward clearing weather In the West as Indicated BY
early dispatches also aided the bear Interest," In tho
market sales Of 1900 bush reported half FOR
EXPORT follows; No 5000 bush, private terms
o afoat; old No corn, 5000 BUSH 01Mo delivered;
No corn was quoted At 9o11c elevator .OATS-Ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April g. 1880 p. m.-Clos!ng-spot. No red
Western winter stock; No red Northern spring dull
a. AID Corn-Anerican mixed spot steady. Is I'D
90 ola firm IS lo.d fut ares steady; April Is 7d; May
q SID: June 9xd Flour dull. Louis fancy
Sc Cd. BeefEatra India mess firm 5es 3D. prime mess
Ann PorIx-PTims Western J0s
urine moss medium Western arm ASS Hsms--Sh0rt
Il 10 90 ~ dull Bacon-Cumberland 2s 30 H.
stead POS: short RIB 20 "a N dull 2ss long clear
!ddies lght dull 2es Cd long clear midaies, heavy 80
% 40 10 dg 25s Ga short clear midd!es heavy ~ 10
30 NJ cu., c0s: clear bellies. IL IL 10 dull Dos
Shoulders. square IL 70 Il 70, dull. 25s Lard-Prme
o2s Chccse-Flnest American white and
eolored steady SIS 81. Tsiow-prime city firm. Iss Cd
COttonseed olHysrpool refined dull. los Turpentne.
Gpirits firm %. lo,.ncommol hrrn. IN 10Isd Hops
= London-PaoGo Coast dull. 65Ge5s Lrsesd Oh. las Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
piYWAY NOMINATIONS.

Railway. April 3 (SpcciaD.-The Republican CITY
Convention met last evening at Republican heau-
uuarters and made nominations for the charter cleo
ton TO be held on April 10. The following are the
nominees: For Mayor DIR. Charles b. Holmes; ior
Water Commissioner Robert Bruce Vail; for Schooi
Commissioner, II. Randolph Anderson for CHOSEN
Freeho,ders John Farrell and Christian Ehrllch;
members of City Executive Committee-flrst Mard;
j. NJ Potter Second Ward, George wright; Inird
WaId. II. g. Robinson; Fourth Ward william IL
ISrazee. Fifth Ward, II. II. Chaplin: al large VIII
lam Howard. The ticket named Is considered
nfln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April Cotton steady; niddling, 7c; low
adding s.sc good ordinary 6i.c. Net receipts ls3
bales: gross 2ss2 bales saies oSl paes stocR o'oi'
bales IN. ,o,
.;s1n- eIs-iGc good ordinary 1-l6c. Receipts $50
Ssies exports. Great Britain o bales coastwlse A49
hale: sales, 81 bales; stock, 1e62S bales
Savannah April 3.-Cotfon Arm: middling 1o-lSc
low middlins LIS. kece'ps ''o oaAes S' 0''
New.orleans April S.-Cotton nrn midding, lilo;
low m,ddlng 65.c: good ordinary. &c Receipts. sos
bales exports the Continent 5000 bales coaswise.
q bales; sales, 2.450 bales: stock, ,7s4 bsles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

for oats had slow and generally ~ rrices
trade during tho morning with easier range OF pa,So
following the declines In other grain markets in,ea,v ,
receipts little nrger than last WEN; sn Final
prices showed sdi4c decline from last neh, Iii Local
in the cash market aggregated 1900 bush al o.a
tract and mnyraeS vvh,c ~ 2sd2ac No oats quoted
22&c elevator: No oats 2llsc; NO ""''. -'1~'