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Moudar, April 3(??p. m.
Thc Treasury to-day purchased 12,702,004 4
pct cent bonds at from r.'O to 1-0 l-'J, ptineipnllT
al Itf l-l, making the total punhascs to duto
$('.,^7e,10U. Although the New -York Sub Treas?
ury lust week luiid out nearly $4.o00,n()0 lor
bonds purchased, tlie Washington cash statement
of the Treasury as yet reflets only a small part
of that loss of cash. 'J he reuson is that the De
BaiUsMnt d'K-s not credit the (l^bui-sing Bnb
freaottrieo witli ike onnh paid out till the bunds
are rc- :\.'l. examined aud cancelled and all the
mtj BntfaOO hOTO passed through the books:
uutil theu the amoiuii. paid out by the Bob-Tioaa
ur.v stan.Ls as ciir.li on Ute FrrnBTtmnnT'o booka
lin- stock market opened this morning with
something more nearly approaching a " boom"1
than anything that lot* occurred before. London
v.iv a trot boyeo of all its sOTozitea, and the
" ..L.?rt'' tater OBS. tin its liberal purchases mato*
rialiy contr.but.d to the e.cly nativity and ex?
citement, (rn thc other lund, there was a BBOTC
(1.-culed disi.osition to BOake realizing sales de?
veloped by the " .Munday morning bulge'' in
t:?ain oas been eena befoae. rBerefore,
the coiaral oitnatien is nnebanojed, and tbe
linai pronpecti of the oouree ol tko market re?
main unimpaired, it is nol Improbable that the
ehnnora fer that lonc-talked-about "r .utiun"
have been improved bj the dny'o operations.
Certain it is that boaid-IOOBB traders.
" bulls" and " beare," are leas prepared tot il bow
than they have been bel..re. St ill. we must ri?
tual that t!.i> 1-. nol B one-man market, and that
it is nol -i safe one in which t.. trad* foi " nine."
against it^ ejeneral eonrse. Flnetuationo an nat?
ural to nil speculative marketa; and th" wright
ol to-day s transactions seems to Indicate that there
mat possibly now be o greater one ;iinn there wno
during thc !ai two weeks. Besides, to-morrow
(Tuesday; t\iii be 1 li iliday in London, sn that no
support can be expected from then-, a cirenm
otance which the " bean" in ono market may take
tntage ol ar-' uol predic
ti..;??-: univ statements ol 1 possibilities. Thc
opeeiall] active itocko ol the dav wen Reading,
New-York and New-England and st 1'anl. Nor?
folk and Western preferred got out of its rut at
shout 4 7 and opened with an advance of '-' 1-4
per c'-nt. which it well ina mt ai ned all day. It is
bi io :i,i:e a irnenJ advance In the orel ciaos
stocks, hut Burlington and Quiney was specially
weak, and after opening up 1 3-4 at 127 nnd
selling a; 127 1-4. lt declined to 1-4 5-8. Tbe
market gem ra'ly suffered fl material setback from
thc best leone in the la-' hour, bul it generally
closed higher than on Saturday, although rather
feverish.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull at the Hoard and
the bids for lite 4 |kt cents were off 1-4 per Cent.
Annexed are the closing quotations: _
Ret. asa BM. Ask
CS. 4V>*.H01. r**-.107'-al<i7". C.s. mr. 6a ls?6..lySsa....
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In Stut<^ bond-. 1. ? ..- ..'.a oonoo) 4s oek) at
t?l and f7 for biuall bonds, North Carolina oon
ti at bi 1-2. and Tennessee settlement ii> wen
in ti 70 1-4. Of city bank stock* American
fcikchange sold (2u; itt ian l-L'.
Ike general I*,nd market was utily moderately
active, but prices rul id brm. West Shore 4s
Bold up to 103. Kock Island :.s were in demand
up to loo 1-4. International and Gnat Northern
first* recovered to 1 UO 1-aalOt and the Os sold
at 6I>a'J7. Missouri, Ka:.-xi- ana Texas .ssues
ruled firm; the consol 7s a> BUaWti '. <?; the
general Os at Gl? 7-haOd 1-4 an<l the :,s at
oia60 l-l. New-York, Ohioan and St Louis
*/s were strong at eu 7-8. Toledo a:id Ann Arbor
Brst.s Tom- 1 p.-r cent to 103. Ihe St. Louis.
Arkansas and lexas i>-i.es were a rive al ^t-aor
figures. Atlantic uud |*aeific Inooenee sold up to
24 1-2, closing at 24 against 2S 3-4 Saturday.
For further information refennce is made to
our full report of all bond transactions.
Of unliv.rd securities deah in at the Stork Ex?
change, Gentoo Seaed <>.l oertifleetea sold |d,200
at 32 j-cia33a32a32 i-4. Georgia traotflc lir>is
111 2,0(11! at 107 ;--4, and oeoondl IS20.0I
4 7. lr>.j^ ansi Pacifie new Bnta ti
i3a91 1-2 and new oeoondo 145,000 ai 44 5-i?a
44 1-4, Toledo, Peoria and Western firsts |3,000|
ut 72. lmbitli, Boutfa Mmre end Atlantic too
at ll 1-2. Florida lia;!way and Navigation Uno
at 3-8, Newport Nowa and aliseisaippi Valley iioo)
ut I 1-<S Toledo, ^VJin Arbor and North Mn
al 23. New-Jereey Bouthcrn U00J at \
huh and Wilkeebem Coal 100 al 17, Western
National liiuk ~o at. 95aOa and Kingston and
Pembroke Iron (0,000] at ?.' 7.'ia$3 50.
Money ruled easv at ftaJ 1-2 per cent and closed
offered at 2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day wa* as
follows: lli-changes, $07,ul^,05> ; balances
14,b24.177.
The Rub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $418,046. Its net pun on balance Saturday
and to-day was $17,657 made up by a sumac*
fain of $148,256 lesa a euricn, y Una Of $13u,69l?.
'he two days' operatunis eorend: Jt-c^-ipts
10,107.111: peyments. $2,880,350; leevicj the
{'?neral balance nt $153.321,849, com-'stiti" o'
13fi..VJ6.140 coin and ti3.7tfi.70B iumncr
Ta. iBiUw-.nc ia th* moDiiiir stiusient of reeateu ?
Sarsa- .cu br ta* Aa*i*xsuii Tr?asnitr of u,# iB Ud ,S[i.,.,
N*? 5 ara. for tbs B.iilh u! Apr.l I ^ hl?lM
Marra Bs, I00B, by bslaatsr.$161 a-asia
I It?c?.pt? (1ar.a? tlie BJoatti- '
Oa ac.'tts; of < ustaass.B11.497 747
latarnai r.*T?au* . O.llid
Certtflca;** of i>e?o*:t. Act
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Post (.(Bes I)*?irt?eat. l.W5i..678
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Redemption and Exohanc*.- 4.e7?.OC*
Vnlted bUtea Bonds redeemed.... .1,7S.\6'.'?
i 87. IS 3. SOS
Balance.~.0163,431.433
Balaaoa to erena Treasurer t'alttwt
State* .OIOMIMW
T>nt.ar?tng A cc on nie. 17.4 90, Ml 3
'...? OfBca. 7.048.630
Inirrett Aecnanta. 0.7OJ
Iti-ilamiitlon and ktcbanjm. 160,?j72
r?lt*.i sum Ii*n.i checks ant
ttasaiae. 107.C25
013.1.431.43J
!.????-?? for Cailem* In tb* njontb of April.
10*. .B11.059.U7
H..? i-i* for Customs in t tie monia of April.
1S?S._11,497.747
I<e. re?ie In renetsei for Cust-iras lo Ue oionlti of
April, IfceS. 8461.390
REPORTS roOM WASHINGTON.
The United Stuteo Inaaonr ut Wttshington
received ti..ay ^dOti.OOO National bank uetes tor
redemption.
lb- Diatoms receipts were 9733,968. and the
internal revenue receipts were $1.0'Jl'.079.
To-day's V'ashington Treasury statement of
ea?>li on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the Bfuna of the last previous statement as fol?
lows :
April 2*. Anril 30. Dlfr*ranr.?.
Netrnldonhand.i210.162.x71 B21S.499.850 Dec. ?6?S.0iJ
Net stirer on hand. 51.O20.6U1 61.380,011 Inc. 3GU.310
Ste) .ur.i t?:i '-rs
?unana. 2VJI0.013 28,245,093 Int 35 0^0
Artaal rash ia
Trsaaurv vault*
everoulstAndta?
eertihcates..0295,393.405 $295.125.813 Bee. 82e7.?22
I'spustls in banks. 65.207.135 54.S4S.82li Dec 359.309
?Tel cash lialances.S350.CPO.C2il f 349.074.080 Dec 0625.931
The foreign irrflhnn$IBI ure dull and steady a'
quotations lor business as follows: Bankers*
billa, $4 8(1 ?V| Hud $4 8 7 7-8 for long and abort
sterling respectively: .vin 3-4 and Ste 7-1 for
francs; OS I-:.' and K 3-4 fur reicliBiarks; 40 1-4 j
and IO l-l fur Builders.
In [sontton l'.riiish consols were steady. Money
between bankers ruled ni Inl I-4J pea cent. Tho
Bank of England gained ?10,000 bullion on
balance. Bar silver rose I-sd. to ll
11-1 Od. pat ounce English standard.
American railways were strong: tl ey
opened with advances that made the lirst quoui- '
nuns generally higher than thc equivalent of ]
Saturday's dosing boone figureo and made, further
gains, dosing in oonoo tnataneao with eosooaBioBo
of l-.sal4 per cent. At Puns French | prr pentO
roo troon B2.17 1-2 to ?2.32 l-l and closed nt
82.15.
RAILROAD KARNINGS.
EAST T1NNESHKK AN1> VICOINIaY.
1880 IB87, 188S.
IC?Ber mt sallee.... 1,000 1,000 I.OOO I
Thir". week in Aptll- 071184 O7O.S10 09b,857 |
J*u. 1 to Apr 1 21 ... l.l-.i0.7P-i 1.480.C77 l.0Hi.iHt i
1 LINT AND FERE MAltyUKTTE.
Rasafcereliei.es ... Ml sm 3C1
Tim, 1 week ir, A prill. 048.417 ?52.7*?.,., BS4.18B :
Jan. 1 to A.Til'.'1. .. BSLtSfl 740834 740,527.
MFMI'HIS AM. I ?IIAHL1-.8T...V.
Knmlieraf bii'-s .... .".itu SOS 330
Tim.1 week in Anni . 058,8*3 018,118 BB1.533 I
Jae. 1 te April OL . 411.158 400,880 819,ul7
0111) UIVER.
ViiraPtr nf miles. _ 172 211
Third week ni Anni. . 05.810 09.211
Jan. 1 to Afrll 21. 07,303 103,481
EtnOl'KA.S' FINANCIAL MARKETA
Lennox, AertlOn,?4 a nv ? At'antlcaad Great Waitera
fir-t asarteraae traa'Ma' eerOBeatea, 8B**i canailian Pacific,
? IS ; Ene, 21 ta i Mexican ordinal?, 474; St l*aul. Com
aaon. BOVi Kew-Terk Central 1 lo %; Pennsylvania, 67.
Far a'|Ter ls emited at 42 1 Mad. per ounce.
I il? anin.iiit ol iMii'inn rone luto the IUuk of England on
b ilaaee ta-dar li 1 I'f.noo.
ParlaaaWiesa quote turee per cent rente* at 82 franc*
18 centimes tor th* seconal.
Money .i 1 "i ii; -: uer cent.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
P>At.TtMnnr. April SO.?Cotton wa* rtn'.l. hftdrtllnr 9V
Flour hioirtv. quoit. H*wanl Street and Westers Naper
rn* $2.17*.' 85. Batra .io BS 0003 73. Kam.lv do $4 (ma i
4 I.(i Cttv Mills -sitnern-ie e9 #70)3 SO. F.xtri do 8:'>eoaM 78.
*o .1... ut'B'i is 04700800 1'aUnso.i Familr $518. du mi j
parlatlV* PaOsel $5 jo. Wheat? Siiniuero fl rai. I'tiltr. U2 0 :
09c i easbrirr ''"> ?$i. Weateei 'iui*t No i water Red
Bpe( a' BOs.aOVsaOi Sa (er Mas -...< ?? /i .??.?*? . do far
Juso WI 4 001 tc; un tor .inly 0040 ne3.i . do far August
? > .i ('ora?Moallisrn bast. While OdOOie. V*llow
* i Wrstarn st**'tr. Mixed spot a' 0S*jOO0si do
fur Mar bu'-iff'iii-'ic (ia fut Jase OOOtissr. uata wara
., ,e- .-i4t. Ncnioera at 44o ; Western Whits at43044
Western Mixed at 400420. I'ensiriTas s at 4tc.
Rro lirm at 73075c. May firm . 1'niue to Choice West?
hall* S0O17 00, t'roviiinus steslr: Mass Hork J13 (IO.
k' ?'n?.:s n i . '.-rs anl Clear RIB BMee p?ck*4
feSste. ilacoa?8h*'tlder? 7'u*8'9C Clea- Rib 8|1e* ye.
Hams l..e ljJ.c. I^ird retinefl '.'c. llatt.r tl; :.-. Weetara
bbcks'I '.:: a-Sc. Cn-araerr 2.r.?27c. Egg* w*r* quiet
at 13O10%a I'stroleum steadr?Kefin*.! st ' Sr. i ?1m
nraier. itt* aareaea nrdlaarr to fair 1414*il4>^. Nnrar
sisudv. "A" soft BsOiSaC Tupper reflBart nrm st 15*40100.
Whmaev standT at Bl 21 OBI33. I'relalits to I.iTertiwil par
steamar dall?cotton I litt Float |>er ton 4s (train j
?o*lit. Krceints?Hoar l.i.OSS Mbis. Wheat .'..urie Basn.
(?rr. 15,000 riusa data 7.("OD hnsh Shipiuenta? N'ono
bales?Wheat 3.1.000 bush. Corn 35.000 bush.
r.OSTnx. April 3d.?Fleur firm and In licM demaad.
BWaaw Yellow 00a Oats Bras ; Sn. 2 Whit* 441.BJ
4(8,.'. shirts ijuiet aad unchaair*.). Provtsisas staadv
nutter in modirste .lainend. and prions oarhenred.
t\>st?rn Kitra ('rsaniery -J5 02'le: P.Xtra Vitmi.it '.'.'?-jr..-.
Chees* Trry .]nier. In! prices ho!.', iteadr. Ergs In fair ile
ni.iud ? uh largs rec*.ti:s . prlcs< wera unciiangsd ; Fist
.rn Extras 1-l-jc; vt e.taru Fir?!a 14c UaoelpM ? Fiaur
4 BOO bis. end f'.'ioO .acks. Corn 9.590 busu. Oats 9.1)00
bash, hharts 70 lom
Buffalo. April :i0 ? Wheat? Market weak. No. 1 Hard
(?ic . No. I Northern ldc orer Cfcteafa Mis- . No. 2 Norllisrn
Choice OH* uTer Cadeaca June ; rs^ular do 7c 0T*r Mar.
Wu.ter Wheal firm. No 2 Hud Micliigaa 94c, Na. 2 Red
Nu 1 Winn. M:rhirati i'.'.c. .ora scarce at Bee,
Oats wi-ro weaker; Nu -' Wk te st 40r ; Rsx A Whit" at
;cic. Rev '.' Mlxe-i nt 37r. Harlrv oomiuaL Ry* dull;
No. 2 a'eatarn 67HtWc Flour stes/lr : demand goed
Iicst Ps.inl sprinr*"'('"*??'.-'?"' Hist I'steat Winter 04 SO
t.er bal. in carload lots. Milfeed steady: Winter Brun
B20 00 ; Barten ia ilBSO. tornm'al tiru.. Oatmeal ateady.
eui' ii. , April 30.?Tiie lealia: lutures rangad aa
follows.
WtlfAT xa 2.
Opinuig. iJin'icat. Lowast. Cleslne.
May. 00?i M7a ^'s Sis
June. 8i 4 h3 ll1* 00%
July. ^"b eli. BBS 83*4
Oeceinber. 84". Sb's fct'e 8o??
CORSi ko. 2
May. 54". 51 MH 65*,
Ji.ii*. f>4?. r.5V. MS 86
July. 54*. 6". u ttl, 6:,i,
Au.-uit. i* s 65 ?? BM 661,
OATS SO. '.'
May. Bl 00*4 Bl Sj 3?s,
Jun*. 32 00% Jl\ 32?a
July. 5>2 OBSj 31\ 82^4
Aujusi. 2dV aO*| 281* 20
air'" r mt I'ftl BOb
May. 1850 i:-l?74 1350 lSO'JS
June. I3b2?i 1. -o U0Os| l.i 75
July. 1375 IBM 1?72'? 13 8*
lar* ria ino th.
May. 7Mii TOfs, 7 ko 7 924
Jon*. 7 H.', miO 7 "5 7 97>-j
July. 7!.2>a hu2, 70**1 8 Oj
AutfUM. 7 05 805 7 98 8 05
short etas pkr loo IB.
May. 7 l'.'S* 7'."-'i, 7 124 7 174
June. 7 20 7 2"^ 7 15 7 2.1
July. 7 27*, lill, tSO 7 3.",
Aueu*t. 7-i 747^j 728 748
Fleet SOte! and aachaiiced.
< iee |tio:anon? war* as follnirs-N'a 3 Hurlar Wheat
814#81V. Ra. OBertee Wheat nominal. Na 2 Red -5c.
Ns ll (oin al .'..".',<? RtkBUata ii2v4?;J2'3C N*. I Hyo
f.4?. No. 0 liatleT at 77 ?:?c. No. 1 Flax Sasvt at
Si 4".. Prim* Ii.iiothT rtea.1 S3 '.- J'.' To Mass r*rk per bbl.
B13 .15. L*M nor IOU K> ST 08%. Shert Rab* 9i les loose
j.1 ST 20 Drr salted Shauldsrs halal at *"? 760S8 BO
Hhert (.'lear a>4et Sax** 07 7ea7 Tj. Whiskey ulm.lars'
bu.shed *-*.>ds*l 15 per gal. 8B?ars-Cul Loaf O'.c Stana
ard "A" tV.
Arti^'t Rae?ir,??, BUlpmenta.
Flour, bbl*. 17 000 SO.lmi
Wheat, bnab. l-.oou Bi.000
( *-n. bosh. 1C>7.iHki I7.UM
dals Lush. 147 OOo 89,000
Rye, Bush. lui) U.ouO
lianay. bnsa. 17.00) 19?e
.ie tba I'rodnce Exciange to.dar the Huusr market wss
outs', creamery 2U?25j. Dairy 16 44 22*. tgg* steady
at 12 412 4c
RnvanATOUa April 3 1? '.Vlieat? Local str<ks af wheat
lncreisid J0,JI)5 Imsnela daring the past weak. Ciostag
quotatie s: In ItsBTe?R* 1 H.ird cash au* May 82a: do
June "2 14': do July St ^c Nu. 1 Northam casa and
Mar Hie : ie June t,2 14* ? do Jnljr 8JV. No. 'J
No'tneru cash a'..d M ty 79>,c doJuneSle do July R2t**
(rn iraak?Me ? Bu* H3sj08?oi No. 1 Nortsara b:\?
B3a No- - Northarn sO^a-ic.
Pau.Al'KWHiA. Apr^i M?Fiour fina: daaiand BMOSSaBS :
Waatara uni I'siasrlraat* .Sunerrliie Si M)#s: Vi. do ns
do i.ltra Bl ?'Ones IO renusnraaia Um :r S3 75 tt
Bl 90 Peansrlvaaia Relier PreeeeO 04 15a??l 30. Olin
Clear ?4.'.?"4.t>. do da etraUrttl S? :i5*4 4S. Indiana
i MrS4l804B1i doooatraiirhUl .I5#45il. Ht.Lou.ss-i*
Boatbarn Ilun*is Clear *4 l.'.?4 30: de do atraight et 3;.#
S4 50. Winter l'at?at.falr tochdee. 04 0 l?4 S5. kI.at,*.-.o.?
Clear $3 rlo#4 25. do atraleat S4 ?-'? ^?4 85 atianea*ta Pat
?n-s goo.1 t? choue. BS'"..'. ?4 iib: dod* Favorite braa.l*
J.". i>0. choice Rye Fiosir 0r*i ai fi *5. Wheat 8rm ;
nemaur'. hrht No. I ROO for Anni 0.'i*9S'?a: da for
Mst !i'i-?a9.'>V . flo l*r Jupa B0<aO>Bia . do tor Ju'y
9.4s?94c. Bye?No. 2 72i-x. Cern?Market ti'tii i iteaiaud
llzkt. sale* No I Mixed ob tract tJtV- . No. 2 Mixed la
STa'.u. depei Uei Rta ^ Yellew held al i?5c: Nu, ?_?
al-.xeil tor Aprl nomiuai: de for May e.'SaOISc.
do ter Jubb 824003401 do ler Jeir 02 400348. (ista-Hpot
Inls were li.wer demand lient. Selea. Otigr*.led Waite at
43o; No. 3 Whit* 421*'; do r.e>r;:lar 43. Ne. '1 Whit*
ai 4.1V: R? 1 WS.te 444c.. No 2 White April 430434* ;
ii* tur Mar 41*e041*a?i de for Juae 414O)40saC: ie
lor iu'v4is?42e. I*esaseee were ween, wmte jiotaio*??
*cntch Mairuunia per its-1 IL aaec 02 00*2 la. de Itsnim
Bl 74HB1 BO; do Chsmpions $1 (0001 70. Psousrl
?ania aan New-Vark tanv Hose caoioe Whiisv
per hues. ?0c i do ?o lair tu <joo? BSOSSsM
da do Bnrbaoka aad Wlute stars chale* inc.:
?to do da ButSanks Fair tod'iol 7'?7Ic lisbnms choice
BBS do Fair io Oom! 7.'.eTii-.: Mammoth Poarl Choice
. :?*')<: d* islr to c.^d 7l?#73e. Monda a*w poutna*.
priuit, per bs... tt (>ns*$6 Oe do. i.esr potatoes, ru.la,
ber bb:.. $?_? tin #$3 UO. Pravisiens ware ateadr?
Beef, (ry l'?mnT D,r ?.,.., (H * i *y) o*. de do I'ackeU
B7 8000 00 amened B?sf llOUet ?e*r Hems Slti 8o*
Si' JO- Perk, itsss. 710 bO: do Prime Mess. uew
B14 .'JO A* Paaally BIS SO OBIT Hani*. Hmoked per f?. 114*
l.tc OS ^. F.cursgin ti,rc? ioijt?l|k7?. Side*. Clear Ri hksvl
In ?*Jt. ?4*9o. bide., clear llib'iol amok'-1 '.'^eloc
SUea.ders. tu dry salt aad filly cured S??c.: da
do aniokod. at 7-4c sseallers. jlckia cored. 7?,?
7 sc. do. di *tankiyi. t^a,^. Uoilies In pioale. H4
at.'c do Breakfast Bacon at 10c Lard ,!a?d?-Cttv
Hsnue.1 Si i'?*w. Steam *?? 134OS Iii Ruleaers' lo,.,e
S7T5#0'<"0. Uniter si-a.tr?Fenn,rivaai* Cra*m.:ry extra
?. ja?i. i Waateru I ream** aTztra al '^So . B. c. an* v.
V. Crea'nsrr Kxtr* 'i . ai.ie ? \s ??ter* Factory 2'i*?Jc:
Psckinr burier 12?14c. r.grs worn steady. r?nnsyiTautA
trsis 13? U4? Western ur.u ISO 134c. Clis.se .tsvly ,
fair deaiend . New Yerk Fall Creal* 124 4184*1 Obie
Plate. Choice 11-j' do. Fair to Prime 10??eili.e v?rlr
steady. Powdered 7?7'?c Oraanlatal H'.'a"! 13-I6c. Feed
steady: Wlnt*r brsti?2l 5'i#j/'.- io p'-r ;on I strelsn
? te?ir . 70 Abel testiniij.a 7^^. neoeiPts? Floo- .(.tm
Leis. Wheal 4.000. Cum 900 hash. Walt 4 0.0 buah.
hhipmeat.-Wheat 7,000 baa*. Cera 3.600 bmx usu
10.000 l *?h.
TOteDO, April 3,0.?Wheat actiT* and I igher . eulil"','
May Sec Jni." S?>?e Joly *7',s Aurust S7sk. i?cp
MHSber li*?c 'orn siall and ftro. . caah 50.0 Msy.'.T-,..
Oaia dull aad steady Maraa4J;r.s Jic. nnTaraeei dall
nigi.ercaeh. 44 1*0 : Ootaber id 81 Ileceipu Waeat 4.UOO
? ( om s.oeobuali Cloverseail Hi bar*. Hhipaaala
Wheat 3.uno baal., (ara l,0ii0 hush. Oats 4,1.Oj husu.
( <*t*r*eed 85 bags.
HAVANA MARKET.
..B\rA*?- Apr11 SO-spanuh gold 23i4*2?4?4; Szcbaar*
staajy. Sugar quiet.
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECFJPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North. Uiver. VesteU and Kai.ruad*.
] 2?7
1.300
663
1,91*0
837
6*>3
2, Oatmeal hhls 27n Cntmeatarss
ll Ureaae, pkgs 287 Lar-l. *>.s*
7 (irass ssw* Lard. ker*...
3.18S bara._ 54 Bntter. pre*
.Bides, balsa 141 Cheese. ?*"
5P5 fl np*, bales.. 56 Rice, pgs.^
li latail. pira.. O.OoO Klee chaff. .,.
Leath?..aid't.l3.0.'l bars. , .12
6* Bolrit* tarp. 'Spelter pcs *>j*S
?73 nhU. 464 Starch, pkg* "-?
8.1*17 Herta, bbl* . 1,0*7 *ia*rla*,uhg '~
20Sii.i Oilcake, aaa 32; ^uma'. bara a-J
181 oleo *ieec Tallow, pkj' ""
475 pk*.. 60 Tot.vc*. lids ''.'
ilS.Orto, reauats. bgs 1.552 Tabacco,*** Jg
18.000 Pork. orrs.. ?3 Wbl*ky.?bt4 "r:
18.tKK)i Heel, pkg*... 38?l Wotil.jwtor*^.-i?
GEN'ER.VL MARKET REPORT.
,153
Total. bn_ 3.370.304 3,1)14,094 4,557,141 8,482,603:
Atlast her* April 38, 188s i
Wheat, hush.
Ci rn. posh.
Ost* hash.
ParlcT. bush."." 66HOO
Kre, bu ali. 3,000
Total boab.?. 883>0
New-,ork Prodaee Exchange atateaent of the vialble
supply Saturday. April 'ia. 1888:
. . Total. Increaaa. Decrease.
a heat, (mai. 32.473.243 . 109.178
< orn, bash. 8.830.3U 342,1)88
Oats, hush. 3.738.884 8C5 779
Rye. bosh.? 305.886 ... . 0884
Barley, bush. 020.808 . lCS^l
Vleibli ? ipply is the United states and Cansdas
Apr, 23. April 21, April 30, Mat 1.
i-'^h. loan 1007. issi
Wheat.32.47 V.'43 32.633.418 47.17?.f,U 43.348 717
tori. 8.630.811 8.1H8.22S 1?.S47.0'.'J 1178* V.!4
??li . 8.738.804 3,373,095 4.372.688 l'nUOut
Jlre . 388.*.'.$ 314.440 329.580 38o'3!"l
Harley. 726,805 l,S?e.l6'J 474.271 03O35
HAY AND STKAW-In rood demand on a Orn
ma .-">-.. liay, Choice Timothy. per 100 Tr,.
?swat*; Ro. i. aOOB5e No. 2, von
iSZLPTP1 -mi**4. 66#76c: Clover, S5#/05c ; bhlpplng.
Oaf* 45^0?"' Un>t *Jt' t****1- Sliurt Bato, 00?70c;
?ifi'Il!i_Jher<! ,l: 1**a5 t>u?lDe?* passing, but
values are without decided cnanz? New
Ter* Otatt, erap of 18*7. Best, lOej Medium
?o. 11*1..; C'.niinon. .1.., '.?,rl0c; I'ar I fie ;oa*'. crop
.88, ( i.rniui.li .0 Choice, 8<jl2c do 188.1. tun.mon lo
(..?...rt 4<m>. ; Germana. ls*?. 1 ii a 22c
k . J ,'a IMOK8? PORK-A qui/-t fedlng prevailed to lay
but ho deiV vie*, a* to prl.-es rematn very sti-adr. Balee
m !b.l".,'\,",i\Prl)"?"' """??? M--- Ottotea JU 25*414 50
old and 415 ?tlo-:.', for nee ; Short Clear at el'latels l.v
at* el rOOa eic ; Prlni' &fJ ' B" ?" '?" : nni K?mll>' U ??
ai eu, onaeiti. . . UF.I-.K-114, , ?,,,* demand a
scad) rates. K.xtr* I tulla hteaa, Ul 5d?il5 accord mr to
quality Kami lr Mesa, 0*60*09 PUtT^ 25*07 00 i
txtre Mess 47e?7 50. . . . UhiKF ll A v*._i"?^?ae.l
ligni. 7 1-Sa7B-8c: Plea - , ,.,. '
I,4RU-Th--e wa* rather more iif. r<) ,',,,. c..h ...Ai.,.'
art .he ...adv ?. rnlalU* d.alln.s I er? pe , ^J*,.," l*\
?rev*.- faeUoi se; In aarly. aodUu-r on Vie!, adfaneed
I'.aS in rnve.k..., ,.f -k....- . ._ W*
fl.
Bl
BOB ifftnt* ou covering of ehuru her. and at th? West'
el... ai Br.., at seer th.- best. Balee, l "w t's w,,,
Btee? sp.,r. 8 25*8 82 12 rleetn? OSOeT Cltv hfar
ateady. hales. Oo tea., 7.80c; reftcd ouotert I, - in
Continent. O.oje south Amen -an ; 2Am tts m? A ill
8 2c. clo?lntt at 8 1!k 3,000 tea Jaa. gt[it^Jt **??
Inr at 8.10c. l.Ofrt ,.-. Jul, M ei7?aoS*Vii.l??0^
tfc:t?&oaU^^
dei. ti i
. KCOS-Rr ber weah e.t6 ,,? ^,r,.( ,,"? ?, ^ d
per.n*Jl^slllA 13 1 4c Western V 1.4*11 1 a- viT.TlJvl
12 lUtlBe Dues ?f g^ 20*->. " *4*1J M ; *?**n
SUr.AR-l.It:ls Interest w,s ahown en th* market
fer raw. but value* e-re atm maintained Bl
SEnnaA i'i..s,fr n H . tMt ' ".trlfugal
ReflnM stealy. Qontatl'.na ? Tnt 1 .'
ftc ; Crushed. 80. ; Mould -A.- 7n ; Pandered Tl
Oranuiaiel. r. 3-4e. : Confeftlor.ert' - A " C. A Or ? r\.lfee
?? a.- handard. 0 14c; S rte, ?-*-' a - V;o' ftiTl
White extra ; C.* 8 7 Sc. | ,ra - r . j ChtiiAr ; - C '
8 1 2c ; Yellow, 5 5 ib*5 1 fe " **c ' u'
.?i.tT^^.'iiNJ,'^,i^^,"i"i"'<8M "? SMterlai rhanre.
City euoied at fl 5?r9 ?l-4c (Jle..n.?r?ar..ie. eitT. 7c
4 -T*I'LOW-r>uU ul bb- r Prime City euottd at
tivi iTOio: atARKirra ar TBi,BrjnAPBL
Bcrraie April ?0.-C*efn-iue*ie?? laat 34 hoar* ware
iii- Total let Ut week Uas tar 3.981. Par aaa* Wa*
aud teature.iw cl.i-.lug figurea mpreaoiitlbg no important
cbauges lur thc day. h.. es, 44.000 bags.
< losing S11*"
Meatha. price* Highest 1??'?<- ??R2j
laatery . . . * ?-?* ??0 9.ao OOO -??
Febmarv . . . B.i"O0 '.)-95 '.ir5 '.'8.1 ;*
.Mar", . . . . 0000 OW 8'JO B ?5 2,5(jO
5l*y" ". '. ' '. ll OOrll-TO ll 05 ll 68 4.7.50
june ... 11.100n1.ii 11.11 no". y,M'
ju .IC -0.10 55 10 53 10.40 9. OW
Augast ... 10.0a 10.15 10.10 10.00 6. OW
seiitember . . . *&? ???? J-fi *I| *r;^
o. inlier . . . 980a P.DO H.80 0*3 tjJOO
Iw-cemoeT . . OOOO OOO 080 9.75 6,160
COTTOlf?Witt ? fa" ..n-iij and a firm ot.tlon Mst
spo. pf.cos were advanced 1 .6c. bair*. .543 Imles, 01
which 2'W wera on export account and the balance tor toa.
sumption. At thc potm the reef Ipi* aggregated 0 MO
bales to-day. cornering with 3.93;. bales this da.
?-i-k and f.010 hefes for tte .-i.rre.piindinK day a rsttl a(f'>
Hlnce Beptember 1 Cae Ix ginning nf the rrop rear)
r..^?lpt> eave roached 5.23^.7^2 bales, against 8.U*.
bali^ 'or the same oeilo.1 last year.
yuouuoDa ba?*a on American Standard cf Classification
are : - 1 a
Ordinary.J V8 i .'"I
mi.ct ordinary.ITT- i li m
tio<8l Ordinary.J 9 0 I ll 10
btrii-i C.H.d ordinary.9 1 ll 9 3 hi
I^?? Middling -.8?;1?- ? Telia
Strict Low Middling.9 1116 9 13 1.5
Mlddiing.?H {" .
(iood Middling. l?l-? JJH
Rtrirt fiood M,ddllnfc. i0?.1^ ^,'v?A
Middling lair. lolS-10 io 15,IB
rtii. ll WO n ""10
8TAINKD.
(;,/)d Ordinary . . ' --if I-""' Middling . . i**'*'
btrlft G0.KI ordinary . . 4 MlJdiiiii . . ? ?*'\
Thf suectnaliv^ rua:k-i Jl'-tied easy St S partial 'i'
cline nf U2 points, hut as the day advanced free buy np
arl In and the marrft dimed ai an Bivaaes of 8*9 poinu
.rn near, and 4uii ^lnt? on the new crop for thc aa}.
Sales 78,900 bales
Closing
Month*. Briese Uisrhes'. Lowest. Oejoa.
Mar .... OB4?0 B.Bl ON B.73 OOM
lune ... 991 i 'J'<2 9.!'2 OM 14.801)
iuiv '. . . ' :o.oi*io.oa 10.01 ??? !
Auasi . . . 1009010.10 looa lu;.w 84.3W
Beptember. . . 07?* t.79 9 78 9, OWO
Oetoher . . . B.80* 9.31 9.H 9 45 0.000
be, . . B.42- 9 43 9.43 940 2m
Uecembei . . . 9.4Je g.44 0.44 O.tt
January . . . 951*9.32 9.31 9.47
Pebruarv . . . oco*- 9.n2 9 o3 OM 900
FLOUR ANO MatAle-FsaOUE-A flnf feeUnr exists
amni.if reeelrers, who are unwiiling to wll except at a
sll'-lit idvsoee, ewing to the riee lu wh^at. 'lrad.ng.
th. re-tor.', 1- i-hei-k-d In a great measure. Part of tte rel**
l.-ts.rted were done lr. f- Saturday. bales. l'.'.OOO
bbl", inclu.llng LOW bbls City Mill F.xtia at 04 ip
a*4 75 fur \N-st lnill.s. lat'-r In n*? pa.?*?(.'*?. anu lat- ,
eui. ?4 Wi.'i IO; l.i'OO bbl* Has at ?2 10a*2 75; , j0
bbl* burx-rline at S2 40*?3 IO: latt'T an eMr.-ni" : 1.100
bbl* Low I'.xtra at *2 85a*3 40: B.0O0 bbls Winter Wh-at
l'xtra at r-2 >5a$5 lo. and ezcrptibBSl l?t? at 05 25 , 71 OOO
bbls Mlneaaota Rxtrs ?t S4 85#S.'. 10. Included in th"
Klee '" re 7^00 Mis Mketi by exporter*. Quota
Nupcrntif. 02 46a?3 IO, lattor an e\tn-nie. > me
*" 15*?'J ,5: ? ny Mill I.xtra ar u4 0()a*:4 T5 ; W. I. and
Patent 04 00*08 10; Low F'.xtr.is, S2 05tr03 40. Winter
Wh"fif-I.ow (irades, $2 85443 40; Pair to Wry Choice
?3 ;..r.a*4 00; l'ttenis, $4 40?H 1"); PstSBOs, r'aiKT, *,.?!
*5 in. and verv faticy. f5 25. hprlnr iVbfat-I.ow l.Mra-.
t" 850*3 40; "Clear, S3'50.1S4 30 ; Rye Mixtures, *3 ..OJ
(4 30; .strairhts, $3 S0a?4 40; l-at-nts, M'.-dlurcite (.hone.
H 3t'efc4 bo, latent*. Fancy. 04 Wde5 10. Market clo-ed
QUlet, . . BOCTIIEEM n.ol'R-M-ady, but trading
litchi, sal"*. OOO btils. Inelitdlng Cotsinoa le I air Ex?
it's at *3 30.7*4 10; (.ool tn Fancy, 04 20**6 IO. .
RVK I-l/Ol !'.?In la'i reyur-t. half\ BOO bbl- .Suix-rflne
at Hit 35*03 75 lstt?r fahey. . . . CORN M F.A I.-tlulet
and Uhehauged- Vellow Western quoted at ?2 85rS3 3j.
' O'.AIN--WIIF.AT- O|itioti trading ??? only mott.
It active to-day. aud c.-nired nialnlv In June and December
deliveries. After a *teady feeling al the opening, price*
broke 1 4?3-Kc . with ?oin>' realizing. rjubviiui-ntly the
short side, who wero edllng .sarlr. cam* In ?nd covered
quite freely. Prices soon rose S^tsii 6-bc. frum the bet
ion:, and i:los<-4 tiru, at l-8al-4c. under the lemt. Spot
lots ruled dull, with absence of export Interest. Btoek
to arrive, c.. f. and L, had a fair demand fruni raeelvera.
bales. 4.900.000 biiKnels future and 22.00y bushels sjiot.
Ungraded Ked. 1.4 I 4e05 34; No. 2 Red. <I4 14?95 in
Blore and elevator, '.'" 1-4. delivered ; also 200.000 bunbi-l*.
mainly No. 1 Mar* .Spring, c.. I. sud I., l-2c. un1-r J'in. :
No. 2 lied April. 04 1-2*951-4.; do. Me/, !?4o94 5-8.
eloalng at 94 12; do. June, 02 3-4<r03 1.V10. clesing at
5'3 5-b: du. Juiv 021-2000 04, eloslnc at 03 1-2: do.
Aurusi. 01 7-8a93. closing at 02 7X: i?. Hept"nib<-r. 92 1-8
?<rt)3!.s. finsitig a: ut 1 0; An DetWetter, t<4 1-a-95 1 2.
clusliig at 95 1-8; do. Mav, 1889. 98 5-81 ("). flcslng ll
ii. .14... RVE-Dull and nnmia.i]. . . . BAKI.FY-Httll
and unchinc.-d. . . nAP.IJ'.V MALT?trail and unchenc.'d.
COHN?Spot lot* ruled comparatively steady, and prlres
sh.-w no material change. Nothing was taken for export
Option trading was very slow. Prices weakened 1-Hat
l-4c. early, afterward ralfl?d l-2a>.VSe., closlnr Arm. Sale*,
8S4.0OO bushels future. 47.000 bu.hel* *pot. including Vu
pratled MlX"d at Ma67 1-4C. j No. 2 Hteamer Yellow a?
No. 3. Ode.; .Steamer. Bi l'lBJOB 1-te, In elevator;
No. C. (IOC. delivered; Nu 2. Mst. Oil 3-4ai'^ 3-Mc. closing
at 04 l-4c. : do. June. 02 1-2*62 04c. closing at C2 8-4f. ;
do. JuIt. 02 5-80U2 8-4c. flo-(lng at C>2 3-4r. ; do. August.
02 0-4?*3 1 He. closing at (53c. ; do. Septen.ber, closJntr at
C3(. ie, (icu,lier. BBC . ci.islng at liiic. . . DATs?
No decided change occurred in spot lo-.* and the dealings
were mud"rstneiy active. Options onned heavy and
dc-ltned l-rial-4c. bul la'er on reacf-d ,-806 Be., leevlJIi
off firm. Sales. 30".(Kio bushels fntu.---. 104,000 boahela
anet, Ineledlng No. 3 at 37 l-4c. : do. \Vhlte,.42c : No. 2,
87 1-2*38 l-2c. latter pri'e In special eU-vator; du.
White, 43c. ; Nu 1 White, 44c ; Mixed Weetem, 37*30e.;
White ie., 4la45c. ; No. 2 Mar. 37 3-?.?37 7-hc . 1 o*!n|
at 37 I 4c. ; d". J.n.e. 37 04038 0-8*., closing ai 38 I Oe.
do. Juiv. BS 1-4*38 8-Se.. closing at BB 5 8c. j do. White,
April. 42 l-2c ; do. Mav. 41 3-8*v4) l-2c. closing at
41 1 2c. ; do. Jun*, 41f. : closing at 41e. . . FLKD
bu.-a.dy, quiet. No change In prlcea
rtr.w-roRK STOCM.
Tbe eentraet stock* follow:
1000, m?7.
April 21. Chanrea. Aarll .'.'I.
K*. 2 Red Wheat. 1,1'^-.372 Dee. C2,0(e.l 142',231
No. 1 Hard Whee'- IOU Dee. 2.101 IW.tMl
Ho. '3 Mixed Corn. 57.304 Inc. e.rnl'J 24He-(7
Ko. 2 Mliel 'lau. 614.109 Inc. 69.4.00 607 392
Hes wane Oees. 86.053 Dec 3s,o4o 221.273
stacks in ator* In New.York. Hrooklrn and Jersey cut
grain warehou*** ead held In raliway lighters on certificates i
1000 im ;ss7. ION
Aerll'.'S. Anni 2l. Aarll 3rt. Marl.
Wheal, bo. 9^080,308 3.310.S30 3,320.087 3,830.257
rora. ba... 174,001 132.330 1,01B.4''6 '?> 8 4
Ont. hu... Bli.433 8iT.?.'.','.' 877 .".'l 830.817
Harley. ho_ 43.6.13 47.080 ll.SMO li-VOAS
Rr*, aa.... 14.001 1(1.457 20.43-t lol>o3
Pesa. bu.., .... .... 3.7GH I ^1(4
Malt, bu.... 231.002 BOObOOO 295,117 2S5 550
last w*ek 4?11 bead. Conrga*! through Suaday 81
car*; 32 et which Ut Now Tors : cetisia-ned through to d.-iy
SS cai s. 87 nf wku h ti New-Yi.rk 13* o?rs ou sala I market
ste*ty, steers ilecliaeit lt:*!6o from last Mondsv. Cosamoa
t" lair S3 75 004 2a . Gooil to Choic* *lilD|il(ir 04 35u 4 Bil;
Extra 45 Oi tow, aa 1 Heifers. ?3 50<i>4 00. Fal I'm!*
ex ..oe.'. S(j. Milch Cows $:i'.'#?4". mocker* snd Feedsia
80*0198Til Veaiai3 50n.4 50. 15 cars Choice blear* bald
Boer.
**????Receipt* laat 21 Boara were 3,200. TaUl for the
wees thu* t?r in SOO For same ilma laat week 10I* !.
Consigned ar-msii 7 c^r,, 5 ul winch io New V. rs ;
fjsea iaeUeari 13020*. (Hone Wooli*.) ?* 0oO)iTii tUtr*
? . 25 ? Connie i lo Fair ( Ii-..p?d pt :.o ? . ?. (?"???I '" ' ?" ?*
Sf 03 SQQ j* ? i?,?>-iio i.-doica cliper* '*mbe 00 50?0i oo.
(.???ninon 4a st ;,,m y, 5,1 a;i kino. ??( 'Inn and Ur'il dull.
"ej?-Rece sta .asl -l n > irs ?; -'.1'? T'"*1 '?" OW
?res thu. .ar 1!> 640 Seed For s. ne time last week
11.201 Usafl consigned tl,nngli aamtef 89 ears, ai *t
?lin h ta New v.irk r*ii*tcaetl through io.il?f 3.1 c?-s. 33
9' eelah to new-Tart 1.0 cars on aalei prteeesaeiiaei
-?I Se. I.'.rht Ita* Ot oca*-, fifi M:xe.l Pira ans Lirht
lor-er, ,.-, t ? . 4;, .selected Yorker* *?'? .'.5*.. 0.'.:
"?electro Medium weigal* $5 70*5 75; Reuitli BOOrS 10;
biaga 44 ; ali oBenngs taken.
ftnraoo. Dates *??<?? Ceri*. Anni vv-r.* /)r?*?ri
Journal resorts rflfi'?_ita**ir,t? 12.0*0 Beast i ?Vpnieat*
3.000: market was Mow . .steers $1 60a ?.? 00 : -locker*
sid Feeders B3 35O03 70 < n*. Bulla aud stired Ol 7j
*S:l Bo , 1, gM ,,4,tie *.t 75 004 05.
^f'i?<-Rece,i.is jii.DOii hes 11 ship'uants 5.000 head market
?"??ly. Mixed 85 30OS 80 i Heavy 03 35O05 ?0 ; Light,
06 25 a th t ?>: Sk ina S3 HO it 85 lo.
-''Assa-rtaoelnu 2,0i).i head . s'np-nenfs 1,000 heid : ajar,
kel steady. Woolled $5 0*/t3'J 731 Sher* ?4 0<>e*5_?j:
Weeieea H J0*$S OJ ; Tex?a* ?3 7; *05 80 ; I.*ojb? Oj 25
s*5ti 75.
OB, 1-oeis, Anni 30 Ca't ?-rtec*irHs 1.100 h**d;*M?
meats n.i,..: manet was steal'.', Choice Heavy Native
"KTtiln^ti ls Keir BJ. I ii 11 Nil. To Mears $.i OJ'*
Ot 50-. Bntokets' Meer*. Medium to Choir*. 03 10O84 2a
"lockers aad Feeders fair t* good S3 20<*3 45. Kaagsrs
S'.'4'i?4 2u.
''"(M-flecelnts 3. loo head: ahlpmsnts 200hetd; market
strong, choir* (leary an.! Hit. hera- selections 05 4. #
Bo 65 racklnr. Medin-n le Oh**** *5 250*8 50, Light
grade*, ordinary to Ile?t. 05 00 0 5 30. . .
.^e??-K*c*iats 3.100 head shipments non*; mark*!
?Hong, Fair lo Choice St a to
THE TUT HO I.KUM MARKET.
KFXtS moM Till'. rtF.I.n AND It4N(iK 1 PP.fCFA
Th*. Inwest Brie* fur cn , oil y.-t-rday was 1 2 c?nt
abov th* final I', ur- Bl ?o'nrOa*. The BttlttOl 80*30 waa
2 c*nt* Beers th' lowest of the day, and lh>- do-l-g quota
tlon BaOeol a ti L-.--.iii of 1 3-4 cent. Th" market was
sining from beginning <? end, and th<- strength waa exhlb
I tri upiin ;i narro!-- ,-ilu'n ? of trudi lg. CeHtOeatee BIS
SOO? and at ;??'minni.-, ran 'ip M 25 eli's per
:,Ouo barrels fo.- the use and then ftll to " Hat" Tte;
Beers f-<m the f-ld va* or comparative unimportance; lt
has !>ei>n f,-r a BO H0hS BOfSfhTBt to repress Bethe*! .sui
anioug general tradets, but lt. has been of a character dis
?! BBsethg to the hears and lia* Bet Bttaaoai tl. ?0000
of bellera who are looBJaf forward tn a future legitimate
beBSOVOnBOBt tsOBOial hnolneoa, ra Iii old tin I money cn
ditlnns have mid'TL-one an eiftvlBS Sheens alnce thc break.
of erudf. ii.;., the ?ertatie* wlthosjl teallx ssertl il a? la
iiu'iici ape* Ita ttl sos sit fir The r. lover? el th-- last
few week* has Leen m.i nly tue '.".ult nf an nv "--'.lins of
the market, co-ipb d with BOaSOieet ii'1.1 r:;s3|i|...:n'mentn
to ori?rators who are outside of the shut-down agreement
lt would seem fair le Nrfet itel these extravtraOe indi -
onces, an to speak, wnuld gradu.-illy work lat-;r on toward
ISSBeeatBsf dBi esrtlOeetS market. Time ls shortening to
the p.rind v hen an lti'-reas<'d noverrent nf the r\pn-t traje
I? Inevitable and that element nt support will t- ri t tn offset
the unfavorable OOOel of any later sJiltlflOO to IBO current
supply of crude that may b>' reefh-d from Washington
County BeeJesaBeefeA MeeatHae ihe li eerala*, vetvssa ot
certificates renders If th" i sn SS?y fur hnhlers to carry
the stock* anr? proseats mut ? sttraetlettB tn rapltal to give
a positive imiml-e to vain.'-. Hnt ?(?? Lull MBtOst la lack?
ing and the BToatteeeeee troooro ar- not lik'-iy to Bets
along any Sdvaaee until it ls r.bvlou-i it.at a strone hand
I- U-liie f"it Hippie awn ttaj the commercial phase's of the
situation. The market was pounded in the late dejlmg*,
bu: th- glasM is- cn-jtled to tn; calb-d Urra.
The ranye. of price* and the total dealings wera as fol*
lows:
Btoek Kvchange. Consolldatei.
njienlre ....... ~ . 08 34
.07 3-S r-7 1-2
Leweet.M M ? 95 I-f
Final.H7 H.! 3 4
?iles Larrela.Oiti.noO 1,1.12 OOO
Bi -lined oil was Btrrmjjer at an advance of 1-s eeal on
barrel* to 7 1-2 c-iit p.;r c.-ilion, Al,"l tent, at all pnrta,
(.av.-* remaining at li 3-8 cent*.
on. Cm. fenn . Anni 30 -N'atlnnal Transit Cert!flcste%
oaene.t :it Ml Biclnst. B7?a: loweat. 88*a | clo.*e.t. B8V,
-ales. Ll 07.000 barrat*: clearaacev 'J.o.i'i.oa.) barrels: char
tera. 11,1)04 barrels : shipments, 00,947 barral* : rans, 79,440
barrets.
Pirrslirr.o. Pean.. A;ini 30?Petmlenm active and firm.
Natkinsi Transit certiii.ates opeoeu nt bi^j, tlosal at ?67a;
highest s7lj: Inwi-it. US':
BKAliFcitn. 1'etin.. Anrli .'!') -Nation*; Trunslr Ccr'tOcate*
opened at ?5v closed at ST: higheat, 874; lowest, o.'.1*
Clearances. 1.H2.000 h.r:. is
TlIUSTUXa, Penn.. April 30?National Trinsit cerflflcat**
openedatsO; highest. 87 '-a. lowest.^.",7,; closcil. 86>
GRAIN AXD PMODUCK MARKETS.
FKATITRXB Of BnBW-TOBK 0X4X17700.
The grain marketi yeKterdav BtHI tren dominated by
Ihe bullish temjier, but. it wa* most effective In wheat.
Shipjiers held aloof, th" lat- d'-mand of Saturday having
been for special sccount, but prl es op the spot were
-?a It. The total transactions In the options (ailed to
reach an Important figure, bur. tim record nearly reached
4,0(H),f>C0 bushels. lhere ?:is an ****** feellnz at the
start on report* of asoOOtl rains at the rt'est, and prlcea
fell off MtOM cent, Int Bean, Beware*, lacked ag?
gressive eeaiage and tli" strengtli of the California mar?
kets, .irlslnj frnm a bad erip eetleeat, coupl-d with lees
fjv'.rable report* from .i.e Nurtiiv eat, eOttBSi a renewed
iini'ury wimh ranted ptieoe ap 5s.i 1 j c-r.t. The
market, rinsed Bra and lt showed Bet gains of 3-8 cent for
May at 0412 rent* BO fur Ieee at BOM eeets, ani
July at 03 12 eeet, 7-8 fur Aug'i.t at !(2 7 8 cents, and
Beptesabei at 03 1-8 cents, and M seal OM Pf (il sall nt si
'.??"ill rents. Allhoafh the ..f e\;:urters
continued to be manifested In corn, tho cash ma-ket held
with .|u!"'n?ss general. The bptlona r.m off In
sympathy with th" Balaeaeoo thu SflSCMd eBOtt, and
thea ra,.rd and ended itrenf. rel net t'ains of only 1-4
cent were ^crel Bf Jene u' BOO! teni an.l Au-ust at
(".3 cnt-, th- ether months behm Beehanaed a< follows:
Mar. 04 14; Juir, 02 3-4; nOpteSaOet and Octeher, 03
cent*, na-- were devoid wi bnpertant feature, but the
p 1 B '?? Bl fur M.iv at 3." M
cents, and 3-8 cent for June Bl 33 3-8 cents, July being un.
chanire'l ,-,- :: (a] Tier" .-as a Strv*vg market in
the lard line, with Biles wt U900 threes on the spot, part
of which wet fr expert i a* lei tbs nptions
tttOBS being J8 10 for
Hoi uni Jase, BB 13 lee .inly. *8 24 for August, and
08 2h for S.-pt.-.-ib-r and Ol
Tie , BOI iepr.rt-"I vesterliy St
BJee/.Terfe, Philadelphia Bsltheorc and Pe*tea were as
fii;.u,\s: Wheat, lcT'.'t beahela; oem, H?9il bwehet*
"at- 73.C> bseoali letti iroin, MOON boeoets; flour,
ic lil BMhatee At chicago, MUwsahse and st. Lmiis
the arrivals vere: Wh lt, 60,981 BOShl '-. tem, -
180,708 bttshelSi tot.'', crain, 475,010 bn.h
els; flour, Io\t00 barrels.
TIIE TTlAni: IN CIIICAf.O.
Chicago. Apr!; BO 5) i ll Th-:c was a dip of 1-2 cent
hi th.- prices of wheat af ins spoeeno t"-lI-'.,'. bue tliere'
^a^ BBCjh a buying ou ihi little reaction that within llf
teen miiiutfs aft,.r th* oie-^.ni,- lhere l-e^au a rea. UetS. At
the e|*et th- figures wcp> BkStS thai uno cont abuve (ht
epentBg. The leettptt Of corn In the morning oren 443
car*, af which 1GI proded PT* 2. Th" vi-ible supply
atatement showed an Increase of 840,000 besBOtS, and tho
local stock sh.wed an lueiease for th* * - Sf 008.800
hashnls May eeaned ai M 09041 3 4 tenta *oid at 50
OOO !O, and eleeed st 55 5-8. July OOOaOd at 54 5-3
i.-entN touched 65 1-4, and closed at 55 1-8. The rain
atarted oate 12 tent lower, with the country Belling ort
tho rain. All of the decline* were recovered and a little
more by tb* pressure from tho May shorts. Mar opened
at 32 cents and eleeed at 32 00 J"ly "pen?d ai 32 cents
and closed at 32 3-8. The estimates are that th* stock
of pork on the first will show a dOCteost Bf about, 20.000
barrels, the stock of lard a BOeretss sf shoat 5,ooo tlerees
and the stock of ribs probably a small decrease. The car
r-OTTON MAKKKTS-HT TBLtWOAFaT.
larraeroot. april 30.-4 p.?.-'-''tto?--Th.M^1 of the .ar
lnel.nl*.! 12.701. bales. Amencau. .?'SW**, M^SuaTS.
Upiaada.L*w tl Muline elaoasv Mardel rerr. i --?'**"? 'jar,;
liar sad Ju.,, delivery, i 22 ',4.1. seUer*: j^J^i'W
Sellvery 5 83-Otd. burar*: Joly and *ngu* ?;' T,r :i,;li,
BM. se/ersi August ami o^u?b*r deurenr.? *****
Bayer* aeptestheraad oeteber dallrjtr. ;,?'?'//":
October sea November del ? *""r ,?; ? V
au i Decemberdeurer*. 5 e-std. raloei ?*,.i*iu??ruciirerj.
i 24 1.4 1 btyer*. . ,,,,., n_ tit, r ?w
OAfcTssi ,'. April 3o-cotton-yni.'!. M 1,'l;n5; r]*.,!;.,w
Miadliag.O: Oeed Ort.tear7.is1 eel sad erees receipt*,
113tal**! aales. 137 bales: *locX. H.H04 hs.-*.
Mpsrout. april SO (jettem-at*ady Mtddlisc ?*?. ???
ami ar..,, rs.--.pt,. 810 bete* eisorti esaMtwtee, ii,4
bsies.,aiss. 106 iia.es. sloe. 13.139 belea
"i: svsAit. April 30.-C*rton-r.r.,i. " yUo?-. :nii\.roZ
Middling, a 1 Tr,: (Jool or unary. - 9-*?.'_>*iSr ^?"
rs aipta, BOO bal**i exports cuattwite. lo- tOttOI ???. \
123 lisi*s; *t.ick. 20.053 ha -. .^- Vidl'lnr
N'rw.ir.LKANs. Apr.! ''il-'t'''"-1'!,.^ .fl
0 7-l.i. Uw ttlOdUac.PllOi ???'V'riTl? bsJee? ss"s*.
receipt,. 3.403 bale,. gro? r*c*:pU. 4,0111 oaje*. ?*.??,
3,500 bal** ; Block, 153,542 bale*.
KCUOPKAN PaODOOOl MARKET?.
UVTOrOOt. April :'.0.-3;30 tx **-??;-'?,?'"u?$
Pork-lu poor daman . II*...*- ll'''l'"fZo'^ *ni It
? heese-In pooroemaud; Aa.srcia 0B4BJI S?*srM aeil^ej
54. dd Iall?w-In p,.,r ca.,a..l "??" * Jm^m! ?3
na .r Samaa.L t'.osmiln poor '^*a\nr Ttlian? Kio Tr
r'ntures-lD Mt .'ema,,,!. Vhe?i-l>i pet,*>?*** "*g
-HoHrr, offer tn ,..r*teiy. Oera-Spet eed '"'?'"?-'?
fair demaad: Mixe.! Westeru. May. *t? ?/?' '.' iL.,1"!
tr :. ai 4s. il tai, Uop* at Lo*don-N?w lora .iuie-m
"Te, .%',,"., wheat for th. pest week from aAettS pcirts.
7.MH1 naar-.r, Ira* I'ai ,f.c port*. H.1*0 SBaOOttOl (rmi
other ?oare*s, 4.0'ni i|iiart'-ra. , _.,,. ott "no
nastetptS of aatOOtete eora for th* pist.wesk. .-S..0O
'ilaeeeoV April- SO. -4 p. Bb IpstOO * Turpontta. 28a.
^ie'rTr.Vp.B.c In the tie mark.t. fOO fl^^jgtneste
heeeetoad aunn,. The cash priee **"*&". '"??}?
t^ tioipar ton, andlilUaua* ih*tig*l hSOStl at OOO Utl.r
PACuwriir. April 30-P?trol*un ntWfelO .A,"'*r'"**r.16
Ira...* 12>,c*0l.me..,a?l and ld trsaet *?.*? s.st me. ??''?'??
Astwaep. April 3'? -Wnc*x s l*r' ' ?"?*vl ? J- Ir?"c?
2t ceat-.net |ier lil* kilos. ?,. _..?_?..
lia tuts. April 3? -Petroleum o mark. 20 piena.-s.
Ulnoical Jnetrnmfnto.
AM MIIKK ol' VI.UV f.I.K.IlTI.V
upright and njuare plan..a of our make, which wt ro
ap..i?ii* aelected and onli Baed nv the trtlsjs ... the Met
rnpolitan riiiera House Company during tue W' ?''*r*
season, will be sold ai a llt^-rsl redaction fiom our rcgiUar
price- PIANOS ron RUNT. ^ - ^-.
Vi'ltUAM KN ABk. a uu.. US Oth-sve.. ebove lith-at.
MORE FACTS
FOR DOUBTING THOMASES, COWARDLY BUSINESS
RIYALS, PRYING PAULS AND ANONYMOUS LIBELERS.
,* WE HEREWITH Ol VE THK RESULT OF A
i CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. MADE RT ONE OP THE
! MOST EMINENT CHEMISTS IN AMERICA. FROM
, WHOSE APPENDED TITLES IT WILL BE READILY
UNDERSTOOD THAT AS TO CHARACTER, STAND
I INO, ABILITY AND INTEGRITY THIS GENTLE?
MAN'S REPUTATION IS ABSOLUTELY UABSAIL
; ABLE, AND HIS OPINION UNCONTROVERTIBLE.
j THE ANALYSIS WAS MADE UPON SEVERAL DIE
j FERENT BOTTLES OE DR. BUCK LAND'S SCOTCH
] OATS ESSENCE, PROCURED BY THIS GENTLEMAN
FROM RELIABLE WHOLESALE DEALERS IN THIS
CITY, WHOSE STANDING IS SUCH THAT THERE
CANNOT BE TUE FAINTEST POSSIBLE SUSPICION
OP COLLUSION OR JOBBERY OF ANT KIND.
THE CHEMIST WHOSE ANALYSIS WE APPEND
18 HENRY A. MOTT, JR. PH. D., E. M.. E. C. 0..
ETC., PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTitT IN THE NEW
YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN: MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN, BERLIN
AND PARU CHEMICAL KOCIETT; FELLOW OE
THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON; MEMBER
OF THE SOCIETY OE PUBLIC ANALYSTS OF LON
HON ; MEMPT.R OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OP SCIENCE; MEMBER
OE THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY;
MEM HER OP THE M EU'CO-LEG AL SOCIETY; FEL?
LOW OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, ETC.,
ETC.; AUTHOR OF THE "CHEMIST MANUAL,"
"WAS MAN CREATED T" "ARTIFICIAL OR OLEO
MARGARINE BUTTER,' " ADULTERATION OK
MILK," "TESTING THE VALU*3 OF RIFLES BY
FIRING UNDER WATER," "THE LAWS OF NA?
TURE." (NO. I-MOTT SERIES). ETC.
SEW-VOKK, APRIL BOTH, 1888.
REPORT OF
PROFESSOR nENRY A. MOTT, PH. D., LL. D.
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE CO.,
GENTLEMEN: PURSUANT TO YOUR REQUEST,
I HAVE PURCHASED IV THE OPEN MARKET
SOME OF YOUR "SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE." f
HAVE SUBMITTED THE SAME TO A TUOROUGR
QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS, AND F HAVE TH8
HONOR TO REPORT THAT I FIND THE "SCOTCH
OATS ESSENCE- ENTIRELY FREE FROM AMI
TRACE OE THE ALKALOID MORPHINE OR ANY
OF ITS SALTS. I AM, GENTLEMEN, RESPECT.
FULLY YOURS.
(SIGNED) HENRY A. MOTT, PH. D., LL. D.
P. O. BOX 1,437.
DR. BUCKTaANrrS SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE IO
NATURE'S OWN TONIC, PURE, RELIABLE, HARM.
LESS AND MARVELLOUS IN ITS ACTION. IT 10
FREE FROM EVERT CONCEIVABLE FORM OB
TRACE OF ANY INJURIOUS INGREDIENT OF ANT
KIND; AND THE SYSTEMATIC FKKSECUTIOM
WHICH HAS BEEN PURSUED AGAINST IT FOB
MONTHS PAST HAS ORIGINATED SOLELY IR
BUSINESS ARD PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSY, AND
AN ENDEAVOR TO STAMP OUT, IE POSSIBLE BO
VALUABLE A REMEDY, AND ONE WHICH MAO
PLAYED SUCH HAVOC WITH THE ORDiNARB
TRADE IN PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE IS RAFE FOR THE OCTO.
GENARIAN, THE ADULT, THE SCHOOL-BOY AND
THE INFANT. IT HAS CURED DISEASE AFTEH
DISEASE THAT HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED HOPE.
LESS BY ROME OF OUR MOST EMINENT PHT?
SICIANS. THERE IS NOT AN EMINENT MEDI?
CAL MAN IN THE PROFESSION TO-DAY, IF HE II
LIBERAL-MINDED, UNBIASED AND nONEST,
WHO WILL NOT ATTEST TO THE MARVELLOCO
EFFECTS OF SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE IR THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASES.
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE COMPANY.
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