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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
rswvoRk pA1y TRIBUNE SATURDAY TRIPLE SHEET

ship with 1900 on DO for Antwerp OF s,as for ssmo
voyage with 5000 head do at short lay ,, XIX
mia 40 On priyae terms; an American bark hence to ~
snore for orders with 1900 bbs do at bs 70 German Ba
tic direct sd on Russian bark, hence to tho Batc WIN
$500 3D. bark Of 40 tons hsnee 40 6aIR
hence 70 Cork for orders with grA Grain a. o. o.
another hence Waterford with 5000 AZ 90 e. cs hrsb
an italian bark with 100 do hence for same ahd
same rate an italian brig hence to Genoa, win 1VvV W.
The British bark reported IN our as sbcnII
have been 5000 Marseles at As % AZ informed
to day. .,o. ,ha a.,ropA is
wholly Of jobbng character and prices IN many
are lower noticeable In Layer Rans ana
which purchased today as low ar " 70 per po1
Valencia aisna AT IOc 1000 Layer DO on private
terms $500 DO 81 25dS2 40 IN lots 600 boxes Loose
al s3 40 Servia Prunes at &c l1O pDs C
rants at &c $50 bbls. do at 67sd6isc. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29


Win Ms aas' or as no e s;SS - %
inf @ scnSn Of
s II The S%ssSn 81 az ansS
x ns e @ II s s s
@ @ % csor.: W ,sS; xsSS
now &c n much Eastern markets. b." ieo
snG r sSs o
hsy ,s ses asw 70 av :tons
Australian received in large quantities dur
IL" s a"d o ana iasfS
not sell # the Prices sv w ss the $
nS
listen clip Z ], ss 70 nS
sss we cannot sec in the induce
% ,ss 70
condition S snd a4"oa the
ct. n S be s Esr sell
and Dns p s sS he as ioS and
70 shade price, Extras have sn Sssn
cerns The cheapest for the medium class Of goods are
In DOMESTIC 5a York. Michigan Indiana and WI
sSs M. sascaS ass;' hssoSa
SoS Flee0e sSSi7e Common Fleece l2a4tS co%ens
sasssa ssIsSy Sss a@
ssc and fseS
Fleece 44a4e Combing Fleece @sos IONA xs aaTe
Ara Hs noS$ raass aSat anu
Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee Washed
Unwashed Fleece 3Sd4lc Unwashed Combng 4eeSoc
TUswAsHED WOOL-ChOce, 65d6Sc; Fair' oI@ooc' Am0
rior and BURY, Ala 52c. ,,.u.s ,ea1o. New
York City SUPER Pulled 45d4se Western super anu Ses
4Od44c.; Country Extra Pulled, 4od60c country oup0'
Pulled, 4Sa54c. oo.,. e.,,u nj, Mo.
dunn rs 35c.; Spring Clip, low grades ana BURY 49,
Fall Clip l. 20a23c Fan Clip, low grades ana BURY ~
d20c. o.o, ,..,,. v,s,o~n ooaa4c =.
Fine Western 24027c; Medium Western, 20<2ic Ihierof'
FOREIGN wooscape Of Good Hope 3aSS7c Bae sSS
Ayrcs Merino Meza, 27d 32c Moteyideo merno anu
Mestiza 3Ia37c.; Australian Clothing 4Sdo2c.; Ausfaa
Combing 520JSc. - . . -, <,v.,o .. ,oc 900
10 Texas SOC; b Spring California Soc SooU ~ NO.,
c 10000 Georgia private terms 70 c az % ba@s
ombng Pulled private terms 30 bags secured as on 200 n
Australian Combng tlc 5000 dS 61G afona on
private 1000 California Lambs on PI a0sa 'e Az
10000 Ordinary S ss super 1r Go %
forna private 1000 Rip Fleecss S9 Ss s cou
California O5c 10 bales Spring CaoIa on b RVas o6
ID super 47a4Sc; 5000 Unwashed Compng a. No. an
ID Spring California private terms lOuOO 10 ran uo' VII
private TERMS 10000 Western Texas on private ternS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, May %, 1879.
ASHEs-Tbere is but little doing and prices are nomnay
unchanged at &C. for Pot and sc. for Pearl
BEESWAX-The market remains about steady, WIN on
limited business passing at 33@34c Tor WESTERN ana "a
35c. for Southern. -. n,
nand liberal arrivals prices are lower We quote
Brush choice short Green l2dl3c Green Hur, choee,
l2dl3c; short and medium. 1Odl2c; Red and Hed
Tipped at Sdl0c.
figures quote Adanantine II at IL &c; IA o. ~
l4i2c and 10 o. at l62c. 90.
COFFEE-The market for Rio very quiet today, both
BANDS prices are ApA sales fm
bags. per Cincora, at baltimore was solo on terms NOT
l7a17hc good do l7sId Sci prime do at lSt1ls%c ana
range for ots 1901 2c gold e ~ 60 and ~ days
credit In mild grades the movement Ia very light owing 10
small supply here and the market remains steady at I'M
changed figures We quote Java nj "a d26 Singapore II
2Sc; Ceylon, 2O02l Lei Maracabo. 19a22c; Laguayra
l9d2Oc jamaica II iad c 81 Domingo, l6'2d lie; Porto
Rico, 174l9c Costa Nca Ia l9c.; Mexican l9a2Oc An
gcsra 1871 81 c yanila lSd2lc and Curacao at IL a
19Lc, all gold
COTTON-The business in spot Cotton has been exceed
ingy limited and prices have undergone essential change
tis aay last Week, bales this day last year $5l
Sept $50 Sc bales time last
1862 bales consolidated Is receipts $40 bales
exports Britain 34 bales exports TO the Cont
dated stock 3434 bales The averages OF yesterdays for
ward deliveries follows June 15S2c July 1890
August 1614c September 1595ci October. Is ISc; No
vember 1899; December 153t January, l646c. Febru
nary 100 bales LIB leo d. n, Nc; september
Co 1854 sqc TOTAL 500 bales Second ca-No sales Third
9 ,a 100 bales oG 49, Gs G q, s November
Quotations OF classification force Sept
J. 1874 and Upland Cotton store In quality not
more than half grade above or below the grade quoted
Good Ord ii5s Low Middine i5ss Good Mid IL i
American standard OF classification:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYonK May BEEyEsTod days receipts were , 81
GaV o against s57 for the last week
rs ss ih l% at sifns G5 %
ordinary prime native steers and os r. to Hes s 90
BEEN steady Of light and Medium ,hs
weights since Monday and the tendency was W '"'
D. wa.e Sold for Morris waxels Co.. 1872 Illinois steers
6a cwt average ha12c ID, to dress 81 IT, with 81
tw aysraS az az Tor l@s MOTIFS Wakes Co SO Illinois
steers s c%t average at Pie per ~ dress 81 u TO the
srSs' Goldsmith sold for Norris Co 81 Illinois
steers 6' average at l2dl2+c per 3D. to dress o. d.
r. sauaes sold for Norris waixes Co. 80 Illinois still
strong 6 owt at l2c per ID, TO dress o. 70 Inc se
George roy sold for Norris Co IT Texan steers
e r. c Slss 90 nss4 i @
az 81 dress s;ss 81 2 s ee c%
assa %ssias s Fsss'
time last week Good sasfR T ans
ass Sat e cn
5Is% 81 70 and nd sprns oI lambs
Ed' Ss soS e. SG9 sp e nie
1s sawaTs DO "a 4g Ns ss sc s 81 4S
As ams 1j rs az &C., s9i s e
80 o SS ao s. s. ei3 s 49, fs
50 10 q 40 z 100 20 s 81 dS % Ohio s &c 81
A.? ;s,5ss s e s -: s
s o e s s sG1s H. f &c Sc +
$ J Jersey 1 an 50 aye s: 81 s. Il 7
81 q rs Ia nc s Comfy enn ewes a b. s
ls75i the is. four against for tic
asi vsss At dEs before 'nAns'
ABAyY May aes carssds a Sgsnst
market dull rssets % ca
at Che d. with Sac. bid Some fine Mssours were held at
MICH Cows held at from $40 to SO per head with
light receipts and moderate demand ., =, ,,.
York; sellers asked 6iaa7c. = ID.
BUFFALO May 2s.-CArTLE- Receipts today, 900 head
hea q SO ~ caPs against sal cars for time week
a Mes 9s5 eaI Sr roasn
@ al 0 a se aSer cS H tn
geher arrivals except Is cars held over for ooT
ds ss%s@ %ss no ~
total supply a for s week as
head The time last week and 10 900 head to the same
buyers seeming to purchase as price,
head were disposed yesterday day
the Eastern market and the balance to LOCAL butchers
tot isaps
The market today Vas fiat cars remaining On sale
s9Sn SgS 6 iGI city
az 70 se pigs Ysr Ss ]; Of 81 s Kinds against
for hs ns sa s hs tnS ls
We quote BY the carSsd Common @ fair
their side $50 head car extra selected from barn
sold at 500 y head.
CALyEs-he receipts have numbered 100 head trade slow
demand light bob6s So 5O veals, fair to best sSds7
head.
CHICAGO, May 2s-CATTIE quiet and easy receipts. 800
shippers quoted So 25d*6 So choice $50
So 25 other grades unchanged shipments, $500 head mn
LIVE quiet weak; 10d lower receipts, IL 00O
light 75Qk7 10 heavy, So 75dS7 50 shipments, $500
drove q extra wooded sold at 81 TO-
ST. LOUIS May 2S.-HOCs-Live dull and lower shjppers
So 37hd$7 Bacon, 81 l0dS7 35; butchers 81 40aSI IS
CATTLE active firm good native butchers 20 aSso far
ASA 90; medium, SO 50d$4 90; common, So 75d$3 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
We annex closing quotations of foreign

Money continued easy and i'll ample plenty at 203
per cent on call loan, the market favOrng the Dor
rover. Prime mercantile paper sells at 3l2@4'2 per
cent. The Internal Revenue receipts at Washington
amounted to 100000 o total for the month of
$40 ZOO 900, and Customs receipts to 100000, the
United States Treasury receiving 100000 in ma
tonal bank notes for redemption-a total for the
week of 81, 100000 The following is the Clearing
house statement:
Curry exchanges GAG Gold exchanges. s4740290
Curry balances. 4,O73S62 Gold balances"" 1OOllo
Government bonds were quiet on the general list,
but active in certain spociaties at full prices New
loan ves sold up to Ills and registered tenfortes
Of ~ We annoy the closing street UuOtatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

The Mariposa Land and Mining Company notifies
all holders of its stock to pay up the assessment re-
Gently levied on or before May 81, or the stock will
be sold by tho Company.
The imports of dry goods for the week were VII
638,4OO and the amount marketed, VI ,493,ooo'
The total imports Of dry goods since January l. TINS
year, ore $5O,O37, 1874, and the total amount
marketed Sol ,OO8,549.
Tho Philadelphia stock market is unsettled rem,
svlvania g. third ISSUE 113; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 20; Reading Railroad, 63as; Penn
sylvania Railroad. 40; Cold 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
There were no sales of the city bank shares, the

in small bots, though well distributed through about
q score of issues. The Pacifcs were well repre-
scented, plain Gold 6s Central Pacfcs selling at
1854 do. San Joaquin branch at 92ls; do. Cali
fornia and Oregon branch at 90; Union Pacific
Pirsts at 1O1os01O1si; do. Land Grants at 97l2
do. Sinking Funds at 017s: Missouri Pacific Firss
al 94as do. Seconds at so; Chicago and Rock Island
rs at I1Olp Morris and Essex Firsts at HOP; do.
Seconds at 1O7: Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated
Sinking Funds at 8G005l2; Erie Firsts at 1909,
same as yesterday; the Thirds at % 95 yesterday
and Firsts of c., C. and c. at 49os04912. lot of
Sl3, 900 Western Union Telegraph Is fetched 1OO12
The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
MACON, May % Cotton duil Midallng la':c Low M
S%s s s s9EaSsa.y :a rs ss' A
'e Ssir Sa May Cot dull Miaans lse Low Mo
CoLUxBts May 2s.-Cotton dun; MiGding, nhc Low
Ma sss Iii SSd 9snS s vss zoo net .yna
"a bales stock is7e go bales lS4 s9 bale:
Smss: g ssss :s. (; S
M,y .Sa osssay Y M ssg .:s 1s
bales shipments l4o bales sales l40 bales STOCK sf bae
nasns ssy GOOD Srn sSs S9ss is Gs
.Ds % bales .,s gmss $50 bales e bales sales i0S bales
pfNpfAsoi May Sscoon weekly net receipts 81 ba,es
s' %sis $500 Nay nominal Maang lse n
bales, weekly net receipts, 4oo bales eOastwis
OI PnfLApnRmA May 2s-Cotton qnict; Middins. lsse
Mdding iSe9 Good Ordinary a isc gross receipts
ss.: 800 bales gross 1885, exports to Great bAn 800
May % Cotton quiet NddSs i.s x
S Sa1ss : stssss lS bales. ~ssf
sss: ss.: S5S sag:l' sac
Sa n sS Ss.s s Hs
sss s 90 IS Sse 1859 '
SSH sis. Very e. is:ss s rs: bs NJ.
500 bales salss $sS bales SPINNER 100 oa %s,.
ss bales siSG! s coast s.
@ 2 ns Tsses s q Ss
Continent 5s7 bales coastws 36 bales sales $50 bales
SSi ss, M %ass l} Low
bales gfcss s22 the Contingent 2ss bales
b.iss 's Sross 't ss4
baies coast Wise $40 bales sales bales exports
Great should been 1853 bales May a. instead u
' sayIsSAn, May 2s-cotton dull; Middlins istc; 10y
Mdng Good ordinary i4 s;. net SIo r ssa 40
Great Btsn $sssS bales les
quiet and as sr sg. M nsT5
receipts counted sales loo bales stock 10 SSs
sn Sss sss. net ssfs
MoBiIE May 2s.-Cotton quiet Mddiing, ltatalt5c,
2 ESQ 6 5sssp Stock K Ess weekly
exports 70 the Continent 1851 bales; c0aswse i4 baes'
''so ss0 Nay 2coe gns Maang lss net r.
fs ssss bal bses Weekly net receipts
Great RI 70. bales ss sas "a Sas fov
M Sas ts MA Good Ordinary weekly receipts
f sss ss 40 el
May 4~1t M MSlEly @ h.
ga bales shipments 542 bales sales Si2 bales stock Ssi
NAY h0 49, ns r sses 22
sales bales s ss7 n Sa: Steady Mdn
15 MEA nat receipts 8 baes samsnts
80 saSsai. so sse st sales
May as dd .iosk is es Sss
weekly gross receipts 6O3 bales shipments, 1886 bales
May Cotton auI and nominal M Sisss
n net affe count II Sn bales Bs Gao bales
wssHy net receipts aaS Isl Saies shipments
paiI AZ. May 2s-Cotton weekly shdments 10 bales
MAX stSk we1s s ls 51s Ss ls sSsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY May 20 Wheat dull Rye quiet: stock ligh. .Da
in price Corn slightly sales Of 5,200bu No Mixed
at s2e Barley % STls Ma ady dull and nominal Mo
ding 5asgib &c Flour dull Unchanged WHEAT quiet I'M
% sSafsS
az iaSsi Is Hay dull Pennsyis Maryland si
GA very aH PC Sss9 Dun & ~ s 90 P.
9r loose packed BaeGn.shOpdeT' u.s. Clear RIB
Steam Jams sa,ter and f H'S@
Western, grass 2la27e Petroleum nominally higher; Rs
hass and dI heavy no@nay 81 job5Hs
PSI sssS
g ssasS Ili1eIs q 5Sssz %; SSass
susS:r PaaGy 1S
Sa Nike and SsGs @
sfa M S%.h whsa 1900 SHs OATS iaiSo SusS
shorts 1000 bush Nov 90 Zion, firm, 49,, rnc,.nco, .,,..
Of f Ss
IN fair demand small lots sales Of 1906 bush per SAMPLE
q a @ above f%S I NJ
hers Barsysi%sS zia1sted seds$SI PORK aass
sy 1 asd Sse as BY y f at lf &
seSs By Sus SS i S"sh BE-
Sss Oats So sas D Es
bush push canal S 1850
terror poias,Co,1 500 bush fIeghts weak-wheat e4
saS SyfF No gSs GsGs1 NJ y F Sa
o., sSsS soc:: Hesssed. So dun and osss No
Noe CATS a sRst 60 &
3D. a s F a%s eea and N DE-
s s ;a ' Is Hssas AZ 5r% %ae
SsaS sDcs AIS IVY August %ns6S
can ca q Inc WI sTs5 at @ 's
Junei 9S'c Jniy Corn irregular az June oats
s6 Sas '5%
sO sSsa Wheat $4,000 OSss Corn.
stsclsSAT;May 2s-fionr daii nominal Wheat dun nomi.
nsy unchanged Corn ds O. @3Sc oats quiet nun nI-
dull unchanged. Pork steady saes az s2SaS25. Lard
Ssas qs su ana %as ks: Gear
sidss Ie DELIVERED Clear Sides lac Bacon steady Ia and
ciess sides iSac. Whisky steady iSs. dub
Sss5 s:s; sns S1ss T
and Gssa Nay Hs ssss .s$ % @
4a %s ouse aSa unchanged 1n ss Goo SS
Wheat 5000 BUSH Oats 5000 bush shipwents Flour 1000
Ioy1syn1H May 2s-ysar unenanssa Wheat quiet g un.
sass aneSsaseS S1 R.S.sn. Ss,S scsfs sSi
ss s Sss: c Hs s Rs Clear
sides isc sugar cured Hama s:.eiae steam Ice:
sns s.iu Els & st lo Whisky 81 10 S-ssHs ''
M S:. n. am rs So'ss GSsa s'sss
q :''s &C. FL
"a j. nS:;;s :;s, e;
isn ad s e. Ell p. ssa sss1:s
3 io sso a. S:
43c. to NowYork, 3Soi 70 Albany tse Lake Kecaps
300 bush Rye, s5a0V0 tsss Lumber Canal shipmen~
SOS, 900 feet Lumber. . ,o,,,. N,
PHiApxIPmA May 2a-Petroseum hrm ct l3aIShSs i Os
and early 9xo fog Crude Glover SEQ a
.aes @othy gusd e soSSa sa s sIsas 4 ios ~
wsconsin Minnleots Fsntly q % s0S*e 70 pesS's
yan,a Dd,sns and Che DO: % Ssn Quiet ale.
Red at d - Amber. 81 ssSei "a White 81 sGss,. -
yellow and Western MIXED q 8ooS?c oafs move
sale; g Msss Port e 81 "a H%t Snh q M
Western ..-., .uvs>n~
LSSs My ~ Tss. - s ~ ssssSs q yssTJ
d "a, sasaj 81 "a jun; q ssSN S2h Ssy5 No s Ss:
ca.S sud June eSc july corn saaAe lower; No nhs
81 70, essh $50, June; e1ss1 July 0ssr ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

The London advices report quite an unsettled con-
diton Of affairs consequent upon rumored iaiureS'
and British cOnsOls went of quarter per cent 10
93a4 for both classes but closing an eighth higner
United States securities only steady, and len
Forties were down u to 1888, against loA AZ
the close last night. Erie opened at l6'2 decIneo
to 15l and afterward reacted to 16ls, finally closing
at I54916 No change is reported in the rate Ior
money either at the Bank of England or IN the OUT
side market and other than what is above mentioned
there were no changes in the market The bank
made loss in bullion to-day of about t2O'oW. III
Paris. French rentes closed at 04.56 In Frankfort
52Os of 1862 were quoted at 991a; ditto, 1864. at
1908; ditto 1865, old, at 1928; ditto, 1862
new, at 1O27s ditto, 1867, at 1O3ai, and Ten-For-
ties at 100. The Foreign Exchange market pre-
sented nothing new the nominal rates
being unchanged at 81 S7l2 and VI eoi2
Business was, however, slack and accessible
at 81 S6l20$4 81, and 81 S9i20$4 80. Whefe
there was SO much excitement in stocks other mar
kets were neglected and this was noticeaD'y INC
case in gold, the movement having been very quic'
and sales limited at 116Q1164 1t is questionable
whether any artificial attempt will be made TO
soueeze the borrowers. On godloans the rates were
8, 4, 312 2, and per cent per annum, i64 ana ha'
for borrowing. The import entries OF foreign dry
goods at the port of NewYork for the week ending
tonight were to the specie value OF $lo36,4oo INC
amount thrown upon the market footing up
81, 493, 600. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
$40, 600 in called bonds disbursing $4,000 In com
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared $22,617,OOO; gold
balances, 81 ,36s,917; currency balances, 81 $685.
997. The following are the quotations for gold:
H.. EE$$
The davis business ut the u, s. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Cold 476 90 Curry paymentss1 2i3 sec 93
Gold payments. 1,l34224 IL Curry balance 40 .3d 20
Gold balance ..62,952492 90 Custoins...' -oo'ooo w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
COTTON RECEIPTS.
May 2SThe wing the total net receipts
~ all mort since L
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-wool in moderate demand; old
woods woods dull at decline OF per cent sales
54c x, 52l2a54c. Medium, 65a55l2c Coarse, 47g50e;
York Michigan, Indiana, Western Fine 47d5Oc
Medium 81 o56c.; Coarse 45a47c Combing Washed SO
a65c.; Combns unwas,ed Acc Canada c9nei.ng go
washed 36a42ac. Tabwashed 50e59c; Colorado Washsd.
Pulled AZ iad47c No and Super Pulled s2aa4Sc; TeKas
Fine aud Medium, % a 35e.: Texas Coarse,2l Q25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

In State bonds old ex-cOupon Tennessees were
little frmer at SOL 050ss and new and new series
at 5Ol2. Beyond these small sales of $4,000 all
told there nothing doing, the closing bids being
followo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29

GRAINThe supply Of Wheat IL larger and the IarKet IL
unsettled. We notice the rst arrival OF Wet
Canal from OswegO the condition lair Amber ana
Red Winter dull aud heavy. White IL scarce and h Inc
market unsettled the demand chel ior
port i'm par for future. Minter very unsettled and
quiet The Geo bush at 81 llaSl l22 for NO
Chicago SPRING afoat and small lots OF Northwest al me
81 l6dSl IL July contracts OF No Chicago were IN
settled at IL 81 il for No Milwaukee next week 81 80
for White Western 81 80 for White Michigan White cana
private Barley is and prices nominal
Barley but quiet oats less active and Prices
are lower the 900 bush New Ohio Mixed at
72Lc White at 7Ga7Gl2c; Western Mixed at 73c anoa
White nc inactive and tame Corn opened better
and fairly kinds the demand largely for export
but 73c steamer and S0dS1c for SAL the
sales BUSH Damp and uns0nnd at TIC; western
Mixed at 72ad7ic. for steamer and 7sGS2c for sail
GUNNIE STho market for all kinds II very quiet bat d
steady cloth is offered spaingy ana IL arm 60V
rolls sold recently at 13c 500 GonIIore at same rae co
Calcutta c currency IL bond. We quote Donesuc
BoIneo and GoTipore l3e Calcutta 9c Bags L2sG re-
HAY AND STtAW-The market IL dun and heavy !ne
arrivals continue liberal but chiefly OF common qnaLy
zoe Retail lots s5c;asi o5 Clover 55aGoc and salt at
5OaGOc. is dull and unchanged al SOdeoc LOT Long
RYE; GOd65c Short do. aud 6O96Oc. for Oat, cash.
t1iEMP-Mania light demand at the moment Out prices
are well In other kinds there Is nothing uoe
lutte Butts quite but in less demand sal. OF oOO
bales 24a2 &C. spot and time We quote Manila Hemp
73taSiac gold for fair to fine sisa 54a5c Ianpico DC
nominaly Jute 4i2a5c. Jute Butts 2@ilsc currency
HOPS-Tle market il still dull large lots are not AZ
irving and prices nomnaly unchanged. We quote: - . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
Total floating debt.

This sum is just ,OS9 greater than THE TRIB-
UNE's estimate Of May II. We hear it much re-
marked that under the receivershp the Erie Railway
is in position to force settlement of the present
runOus competition between the great trunk lines,
the force of which is not perceptible to the naked
eye. Instead of being in position to dictate terms
TO rival lines it is possible if not probable that
Erie, within 90 days. unless there should DO a de-
cided and general revival of business within that
time, may be in the condition of the Midland,
where all operations have ceased from
the impossbty Of paying running expenses.
From President Jewett's recent report it appears
that for the month of March the gross receipts ex-
ceeded the actual outgo for operating expenses by
only $44,202 Now it requires but very small re-
ductOn of rates to turn this small net profit into
considerable net loss and in view of the reduced
rates which prevailed in April, which were
still further reduced in May, it is not IN
reasonable to suppose that if the Presidents
report had included the month Of April the exhibit
OF o net loss would have appeared. Pacific Mail
although making decline Of g per cent in the early
trade, has exhibited unusuaa degree of strength
and makes gain in its final price of q per cent from
last night; 67,4O0 shares we're Sold at 83la0330
34l2 Western Union Telegraph was again vigor-
ously raided, and q result the price went off from
"a at the opening to 72la. and the stock was well
held under 1919 nearly all day, closing, how
ever, at 735sQ73s4. In view Of the not un-
reasonable expectation that TINS Company will con-
finue to pay its regular quarterly dividends of per
cent it is thought by many of tho old stagens Of the
street, difficult to understand why decline In tho
stock OF railroads which arc scoroely earning e1-
penses should have any influence upon this, but
still it does undoubtedly exert such influence fr the
time at least The opening highest, lowest, end
closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day will be
fannd In the following tahla.