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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

III 2S cosiag 81 20 b,d, 81 2Sa asked 5000 bash do
June 81 II closing 81 10 hid 81 q asked DO july 81
bid ~ 81 asked 1900 bush No Winter Rel NAY od nv
setement 81 80 closing. Il ~ bid u 80 asked Z4V9o
RYEouiet unchanged State quoted 7.a75c sales. ssl
snprnent from Oswego "a 9c 5000 BUSH do spot T5c
bono BA Riley Quiet slles 5000 bush No w stern,
S7c -. BARLEY MALP-Dui; sales. e0e bash Far
bond Green peas steady 81 Ss 10 southern Black Eye
Peas quiet 81 80ds3 per 2-busle bag CONN IA &c
lower ia export and houIe trade demand noderae specla
five business sales, 104 900 bush fuureS l54uU0 bns
spot Uugraded Western Mixed No asaa vs.
5ie: Soanern Yeew. 56e White southern % &C. store
rs 900 BUSH steamer Mixed Nav 80 c closing 4yc bdopc
asked 900 DO, Juae acc, closing 4Si2e pa 4Sec
asked do Juv 4Si2c. bid DOE asked 10000 Dus
Mix:d May 6O5c closing 50Lec. hid; ole; askea oZUVo
bush Co. June so d5OSsc closing 50ltc bid 90 asked
OATS-c. lower far export demand moderats local sad
inquiry Light speculative business; sales 100000 Onsh NJ
33r. 2 No Wnite, 81 iaa $3.50 NO 3le No
White 3S03slqc- Mixed Western, 81 81 ici White W
3Sc including 10000 bush No Chicago for export ~
50 $1,000 bush do, June 34c Loo bush No We'
MAY. 3istc... FEED-Steadv, fair business BEA NJ
Receipts decreasing supply Marrow large trade dull Il zoo
~ 72 kinds less plenty and steady Medium II %
81 Red Kidney, S2 f5GS2 90: White kidney, 81 b6a$l 1O
GUNNIES- Quiet: Domestic BaggIng. 9%G lOA2
HAY AND SrRAW-Straw steady Hay 10 good supply
rather weak. NO quote: North River Shipping, oO93o
retail qualities 60 abe and Clover i5dOc salt, 4OUi5c;
Mp. Ere. Very quiet generally unchanged; Jute
Butts 2Ss924c currency on the spot Vanilla Hemp b'e;
SisaL 5asa5lqc.; Jute, 1 sA5 &C. ali gold
HIDES-Dul .sno sales; nOminaly Unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
COAL TRADE REFIEW.
From The Engineering and Mating Journal Aay H.
ANTHRACITE.


ANTHRACITE.
From some offices we get the report More
inquiry aud others A little more coal moving"
But there are others, aud decided majority OF the
trade who say that business Is exceedingly dun ana
showing no signs Of an early Improvement" An advance
In the price Of coal talked Of by ALL and seems TO be
a foregone conclusion. What 1t viii be appears to be
little uneertaln-the highest figure mentioned beng
% cents aud the lowest Is cents per ton. But as TINS
will only paper should take place. 10 can make
little difference what the advance may be- Prices
have already been advanced 80 uuch thAt q Iuttntf
would ieopardiZe the business aud as so 1lf
per annuin. the companies cannot nuOifl 10 uo
this he the prices that they may secure Tor hef eod
what they BuminOus coal, not Only on tue Atlau
tie coast out INLAND and West would al eady Rave TAX
large amount OF trade held by anthracite last year.
had Consumers any So soon n deinin1
starts up aud especially II the OF anthracite cg
he advanced the competition rom bitunncus VIII DC
seriously felt The stot "a u coal throughout the coun
c0nnne large that II IL questionable u the eN-
pccatOns of some OF the less saguhe VIII DC mel
In the Fall trade.
The b ard of Control will meet in this city next week
determine upon the tonnage for june ana settle the
question OF an advance in prices
During the last fix mouths tao Lohgh Coal EScAauRe
has had but % nominal existence Yesterday meeting
held in this city 10 resuscltate H.
Tue production OF anthracite coal Iast week was
37SI77 tons us AGAINST SIOs5 tons the previous week
ami AL G26 The ,pOndlug week OF 1917 Ibc
total production from JANUARY 10 Mry IL was
i4sO49J compared win O,22O0IN tuhs Tor the
like period of last year. showing falling oil this year OF
1,74O,1S3 tons.
The following the comparative statement Tor the
week ending May II, and years from January l:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

Money has been plentiful all the week, anu AT the
close to-day quote call loans on railway col
lateral ut 3 per cent, aud 0n Government bonds &C
2a3 Prime commercial paper ~ quiet. but sells
freely at per cent and upward. There Is no change
i'm rates of domestic exchange. The United states
Treasurer at Washington, to-day, received $780,
900 National bank notes for redemption. he Gus
toms receipts were 5000, 900 and internal revenue
receipts 800 900. The following - the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges, fbh-
IJ2 $40; currency balances, T3,4s7163; gold eN-
changes SO sO2, SIS aud gold balances, 81 ,i1o,-
6l1.
In the London market the movement OF securities
wa, large. aud conspicuous for sinai uuN Hi'" ga
British cons0ls the dispatches stating that banks
and bankers were buying cOnsols Tor want oil SAT
isfgctOry paper to discount There was also an All
dflona. iirmnrss in United States bonds, and prices
were higher stimulated. doubtless, by the favorable
condition of our market. There VAS nothing re-
markable i'm American railway securities, though
there was continued weakness III Philadelphia
stocks. At the weekly meeting OF the dIrectors
held Yesterday 40 change was made IN the mlnilhum
rate of discount at the Bank OF England, aud 1t re-
mains at 3 per cent. while in the outside market
three-mOnths bills are reported at about zig per
cent. Bar SILVER was reported about steady at the
closing price to-day, 53l2 pence the ounce. Ehghsh
Standard. The following are the highest ana lowest
prices of securities for the week, and the closing
sales to-day and q week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

This by the Stock Exchange is called " an advane
in rates." But in the meantime. the reduction
made by the railroads at Chicago has had twore-
suits 1t has lowered the aii-rail rates frolf ali
Southwestern shipping points, so that from nose
points grain can reach Philadelphia and Balt-
more cheaper than it come to New
York by the way of . Chicago and then
by the lake and canal. This is the reason
why the late daily average of receipts of grain at
those ports has exceeded the quantity arriving at
New-York by railroads. The second result of the
action of the railroads, when it became known, was
to reduce the lake rate on corn from Chicago
10 Buffalo to a cents per bushe which IS equal TO
3is cents per 100 pounds. Hence all that was
gained was three days traffic for the railroads. u
which there actual loss upon every busbel
taken; also a diversion from NewYo,. ofnnr or Two
millions of beshels of grain and final reductiGl oil
the water rates to point lower than was eyfr re-
corded before.
The business in shares at the Stock Exchange dur
ing the week amounted to 567,2S3 shares, against
5G729l shares for the preceding week. Notwith-
standing the dizziness which these figures indicate,
the general tone of the market has been buliish
and with Few exceptions prices show material M
proyement. Among the gains Central and Hudson
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and Chicago
Rock island and Pacific are conspicuous, Their
advances having been 2, 2Ss and 34
per cent respectively. ST. Paul preferred
stock also has exhibited strong mp
ward tendency and marks Improvement
Of rs per cent, and the common stock of the COM
pany, after frequent fluctuations, finally shows a
gain OF 30 per cent. The declaration of dividends on
the Northwestern shares seems TO have been pretty
well discounted in the market, because the last
price of the common stock is only Is per cent higher
than week ago, and that of the preferred only %
per cent.
The SPECULATION in the coal shares has been well
maintained. and after frequent fluctuations results
in final gains as follows: Central of New-JeTsey, i;
Delaware aud Hudson, rs Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 23s; Morris aud Essex, 2l2 and AL
bany and Susquehauna, 23l per cent Western
Union. which started late i'll the race, afterward
reached good speed, and at SO shares final ga of
ia per cent. Pacific Mail shows a final decline of i
per cent, after having risen % per cent. The ex-
press stocks, with an unusual amount of business,
particularly in American, are generally a shade
lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

prry,,o Nav 17Fou In fair demaud sales, 800 bbs.
at unchanged rates wheat ~ Sll mg Sg Iepns 4oi
bush No Milwaukee Club. at 81 20 Corn IA lsH i,lly
and lower; sales OF Ave ears New hsn ~, To- az ssIs
Steady sl es 1000 bush. Chicago NJ SIC Barley dHs
sls bush western on ynfs s1Ss a NY Ss S =, 90
asl city Made Other articles uhSh hs, fS
frclghts steady. Canal reights lower "he'' o2""'"
CIn Nav steady unchanged wheadnp
AMID AMID as shade S7Ss q ~ JS1e Il Of bid u
00LIdsi .0l Rejected s8c Corn actNs D Ir !sC ba
g9e p pssSsa SSIS7c oats steady with fair demand
SSIc bd cas z6e May. and July rye hImer - 9yS
Barley n &c 10 po June ~ Is as 2
So 20 cash SO 7Oa$O 90 Ja ho so srmeT al c bid
WhKeS stsady and unchanged Freshs-Corn 10 suraio
lower at ic Al the elose-Wheat d9i weak ava oTT
Weak is and T oSer sSsc May $essa$g'sc June 80 b
July easier 2es NAY 2S OK June aSc tSa 20 ny
Lard dull, aud lower s6 6oss6 ga June 70 zoo
20 McSSafs May l7-FlOur demand Family g e
a Ss so Wheat In good demand Red 81 l5dsl ~
corn oats quiet but steady s. 2sSSle
az IS 49, Lard fair demand for Current make at 80
for Kettle B1lEmssis d1n a. $50 80 ISs Wv
far demand Al @n 1r sr on sStr S
iOai3c sugar steady, unchanged Live Hogs insL pu'
steady unchanged prices receipts, l7sS head s"p"e
DETROIT May l7-Flour duh but steady Wheat IoS s
EstT IN Waite fSS MsSgan N g. Mixed and
npehapxed Clover seed steady e. Ree.ips-f Flour
29 PS Wheat, lseogs Sara 400 bSs wheat none
CORN CORN 5 SssS BUSH sn 3as zoe -
NH, MaTa a,s Nay Ma awslses Il is Hard il
Tor Soft 80 81 cash and May ~ s % gss
= on Ss s%ly .s. Oats steady S5s rye .iea%y
No / 5sSc. Barley nominaIy otdSoe,i June es%Gtoe
July 10 &c Provisions duh and nominal fregh's-"hea
TO Piapflrsii, May l7-PeuOleum amer at 9asseo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18


The stock market to-day scarcely requires any
comment. glance at the table below shows that
Whine Central and Hudson and Chicago, Rock Island
and Paclhc were the principal features III point OF
advancing prices the frmer tendency led by these
two stocks was general throughout the speculative
list. OF course Lake Shore was the leader III
amount Of business done. bat its price was
only advanced from 62s4 to 63is, while Mich
ipan Central, on transactions IN only 700
shares, recovered another l per cent oil
Its late decline. With the execution OF ST. Paul
preferred, which rose from 76l2 to II. the SD ecua
ton in the Northwestern or wheat-road shares was
tame, and betrayed feeling of uncertainty. Wa
bash which was extremely dull rose from 1873 to
AL We are able to state that the com pany Is I'M
likely 10 take any action ias is reported against
Messrs. Tysen aud Barton for conspiracy under the
laws of New-YOrk at least until after II has an
swered their complaints and allegations in the suits
already pending.
Western Union to-day became active. and re-
corded an advance from Sl7s to IS, but Pacihc
Mail was dull at l9S4Q20lsGl9a4 The market
closed generally strong.
RANCE OF THE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RBUFFALO l7-CArTE- Receipts today ,l9l heaa tO-
IA - 10 head against 1855 head lase
Of 1876 consigned
market active Butchers and shippers etsdes
sales Choice 10
2oa IS rs shippers - 20 dS5 Medium az ~ wa
~ 81 light Butchers "a ~ 80 Bulls az Is zOo43 oO
Suckers lower asa good proportion OF pes.
OH rings sod. - aoo 49,. ,o,ai Cor thu
w.ek thu lar IbSOO head against $500 head last week
consigned through demand fsr offerings mainly
Far 10 Medium few Choice qn0taDle etfn Cnppei
Sheep at 2UdS5 Woods $685. 0O best grades soidj
sales Of : ears. ,,,,.
far N s55 head against week thr0ug,
nsrNeI uemauu
1ycT: auOiablr York Welgnts at IS 4Ods3 % teasy
IS 5OdSJ 50 market cosisg with continued oo"h"~u
tendency cars dnsOld.
CUcAGO MAY I7-Thc DTOreTS journal reports; HOGS,
Recruits 10000 shipments, 1890 head Srket dul
ana Eha lower Choice Heavy, 50 2O0S5 Dos Light
So 1888 IS; Mixed Rough, sass 2o some remain IN
sold. 800 =, ,..,. , oon had
strong active Shipping, - 3OdSO 3' Feeders
ana easy 80 l0d<B 0O Butchers scarce COWS
- 75ds4 Butts s2 25ds32j Rough steers - % II ZV
oxen 81 900s4 90. .. mn .o, ,,,,
weaA ard lower; sales AZ 80 21dsj , , ..ro, .
ST LOUIS, May 7.-CAITLE-steady and uhchhgeuj
Hdgs Easier Light shipping Good Yorkers s3asS 10;
receipts. 5.JOU. c,.--,-.- ..zsz On.
Good 81 50Gs4 80 Common TO Fan, S5Gs4 o.
MO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
TICIAL REPORT ". Y MINING STOCK Elk
CHANGE SALES. NAT17. 1878.
FRIDAY, May Typ. ]

The week which ends to-day, has shown
continued depression ON the corn and produce
exchanges, and a small and unsatisfactory
business in general merchandise. Pork, which
week ago was considered TO be down to "hard-p
,t 50 40 to so 80 per barrel, was to-day heavy at
%. Lard has declined from the low figures of
!!l5a717l2 week ago, to 6.9096.92l2 and corn
las made further decline Of about cents, while
wheat only exhibits declining tendency by fall
a about cent per bushel.
The railroad companies after having stolen two
u three days business at Chicago by a secret re-
faction from rs to Is cents per 100 pounds ON
Sain to New-YorlK, have held another meeting, and
greed, for the hundred and fortieth time, upon
maintaining fixed rate, which now is put at 90
snts, instead Of % from Chicago to New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
M annex latest QuOtatiOns:

Tn state bonds the feature was the advance in
District Of Columbia 3GJs,tho price to-day reaching
70ls. Missouri 6s of 1887 were at 100, georgia os
There was nothing remarkable in city bank stocks
to-day'S sales covering Merchants pOG) at lOo's~
1894.
There was heavy trading in railroad bonds, con
tInued mp to the close. To-days largest dealings
were in New-Jersey Ceutrals, the consols
rying the past-due coupons. Kansas racine
Incomes No. Is fell to 17l2, while tue Northwest
being steady at 1902 and Lake Shore seeOndsrcgis-
tered at 1O3. Central Pacifics were strong at
1878; san Joaquin branch at s14GSs 4nio IN
Pacific land grants at 105ls: south Paeihc OF
California frsts at Gals Missouri Pacific seconds
AT 08 and South Pacific firsis S02 Michigan Cen
trail rs were up to los, and Rock Island new forty
wears Us 10 100 trsts Of Gaena and Chicago sell
lug at lO7ls: ST. Louis Jacksonville and Chicago
iirsts at 1O4ai; Morris and Essex Is OF 1871 at
Central Gs of 1883 at 1891 North Missouri trsts
at 1888; Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. LOUIS
iirsts at 9S, and Louisville con. 1888 at 1885,
seconds being at 80.
Gold developed more strength and activity during
the week, the large payments OF coin into tne
Treasury for the new az per cent bonds inducing
came worth n small bonus. The price advanced
from 1902 to 1908, With q yielding IN the sales
to-day to 10Qa to-days gold loans cost 2 Tor Dor
rowing and Hat. The Sub-Ireasury disbuI seinents
for the week were 1885,, 900 interest and $4,000
called bonds, inclusive of $4,000 and $4,000
to-day. The days business OF the gold clearing de-
partment of the Bank of the State of New-lork
covered Gold cleared, $13,s27,000; gold bal
ances, $500 currency balances, SS4G,03I. The
gold quotations to-day were az follows; -
3................. 1904
The foreign exchange market was without spe-
cial activity In the absence of bond impOrtations,
the demand for sterling Is very limited, ana any IN
crease of drawing in order TO employ money in this
market now that gold be lent against currency,
without loss of interest is likely to cause weak
ening IN rates. We annex current Closing quota
tons selling rates being at concessions Of l2G a OF
a cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

So at lie average prize, iSs against sea"t ioc on
SSss' s. Illinois sa sf ,s d. l2 3s,.
b. T. q Coon SOLD IS Illinois Steers L1Gs o. Of io SO
"a do l99 4. at l04c, and Il each 20 d0 iSls d. al
ip Usiy = cary sold, iI2 Steers "a cwt at 10
Vase 'i 8 ss ar c sr a Ssss e
1881 l0c and u each ~ d. sOe p g l9.e S % d;
S$ II 4 SsSS ass s,.r
iS q ~ q B s. s Hs. s co. q
Sis a Ct eoI lSs fS i az
i6c. XsscuT steers $e0 g. at ls sSs g 10
. 1868 3 love, 81 n less $40 on The lo'i 10 DO
'qS ssgsossss" g n%p az
ne Si = a. l !, ~ ~ Les . easf
AMI each d. 1859 n iOsc and 81 each Is Bulls.
ioG asy N sold 80 Texans 1893 at s g r. Is M
and nHe1 Il eaeS % DO i4S1 b, lie 81
Newton Holmes sold for L. D. Doudi 81 Illinois steers.
I'll 4 dy ys Morris: s9 Illinois
do $500 D. at lOqc.' Bulls 1850 H. at Sae'i do
SO for walxel Aerton y Hines ss, s,sers
i6c do gi6 D. at fOe less IL each II do LOO D.
w e DuIie sold for A. vogel IS Illinois steers. LIS D.
a. oe 90 y and zoe mach, each - do i294 az Sc iSr
less 81 each 2s do, I,I3S n. az loo.
@. Toney " Morris 81 Illinois Steers l2i3 10 az
NJ GOLDSMITH sold for n y ,sa6ea steers LOGS
i2so d 40 1853 r, al he less each
insion Marcel aking head total since saiaTay 49,
agShss 40VZ iU dot uT n want of naaY calves 10.
6ay having got 50 wei stocked from yes ST ip
per pound from YESTERDAY &C. was az extreme price
u" Mailea5ecE Davis eo.st state Bqt,er@iIk
al JIG - DO Ia b. at 5c 80 DO. III u, at 63c i2l do
Hume Elliott sold q Buttermik calves 1873
H. B. Poieher sold at washington Market, % Jersey
SHEEP aSa 90 car 1900 headl5
q sly for I at os ese may
to-day SS' S s9s a soS w Des SoSn
m G a Good S Load eSa lambs 6 Sp s
$3.50 Kentacky DO ne; jersey do gadiOc; STATE do
Sc Dressed Mutton freely offered but while the market
saeep os sdd Tofe.t 5Si lambs
at Esss i ssl GsaaS Sq h$%E:
jersey do, so n, at 9isc; So DO, s. D. a. Toe;
}T %@s E EHsRG% ca so. sG al S So 8% ?isS OHIO Re
at %si i 90. 81 n az 53sc;o 20
2$do, 10 n at 5c 27 Illinois DO 81 o ss4c 50 Ohio uO'
II HoGsIRscsi 20 cars at 4Cths and 10 Jersey
Guy making 4542 head Total since 0 saia af I9S
Hogs Tor Dressed were 80 lower than Yesterday
APPEARED the following article on wo the Rssrss' S o
so FS S'ea Psss%
was generally s eee she e Time last
year. although the gain not 80 great as seemed key lew
have this March against Ooo,-
5s OF I2t704 at those points oar a
vices Indicate ha including Oter places which PACKED sJ
wear nCt In actual gain j. but
tIe any 900 Peoria there nave been
none expected be paeke until next VIM
ter mo ce MOines ami Keokuk where 10000 were
packed have been Killed tits season;
the point reporting that are likely 10 be cut U
the Winter put taere for packing purposes
AT Detroit expected hogs viii be packed this
summer unless quite relative Vaue OF Hogs ana
the product City the supply Of ice Is small
and not many Hogs expected be pak not 70 exerd
10 600 more at Cleveland there Is tic supply
Of ice and as summers business be equalle, values
Justify Weights general reported lighter than year
ago although the quality is good as a rale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

The transactions IN Government bonds during the
week were again large, but the published sales are
far from indicating the extent of the business done at
the offices of the great dealers and of the Syndicate
The demand Is general from all parts Of the coun-
try and for all the issues, and brokers of long ex-
perience say that they do not remember 80 strong
market in May for years. The subscriptions to the
Az per cent bonds were surprisingly large,
as shown by the fact that the Syndicate
have taken the entire amount of the $780,
100000 originally contracted for more than seven
months before the stipulated time. The popular
subscriptions to the new per A Icents continue TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

HOPS-Mr L. Wells reviews past week follows About
O bales been taken for export and consumption this
prices within range OF quotations Reports OF
favorable wi IN but
If do no. become discouraged By the Late low
aud neglect their VIII standa cnance 81 dong
good trade with England next SEASON. for
late reports nat country that the growth OF
beiDg retarded cold weather OF
course. be changed before picking time still VIII
IN hand 20 take extra pains this season for
quality alone VIII depend the amount OF business we
shall with England. Good Hops viii be wanted price
production, while viii sano
1ndng market al any price ReceiDts for the
week september 1, 1871 l2S39O bales
total period in 1876 % bales export eeaTances
iOS bales total since September l. 1877 1917
bales total period 1876 37oO state 1873 ga
Toe: Eastern, 5aSc.; do. Yearng 2d3c. Old, lG2c.
EATHER-An kinds have been dull stocks, however are
heavy prices steady Receipts past week o63I9 SIDES
1899 baes exports 2OjUO Sides VIZ lOOUO 10 EhGahu
5000 TO Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

roREIGN FRuIrs-ony moderate Jo6hlng traao 2dn
most fruits prices eady Tuihi7h itu,s W., a 65Gs 5Oi
9aSs q II 10 Val,Hc Leshom GiTon
lI0!aic: Currants t4d5 '2c; y, I'm isL. Iygi
i5gI5i9c: shee 5Oa5Gc. PIlne.ss 90 49, 10
GI3c.; Flb-ts sgG iGci biahr narirr boxcs Lemons
20 ~ 20 orangs - JDaF 80 per box andssl asio Pg
IN ~ snctin sales 900 Valencia oranges ny
steam qyIS g. IERiFLOUR- Market very dn strongly
IN buyers asSd sh aud mainly complete sapTss s
JobOlng business chiefly ior Pi,s'S EStra - s5dS6
bbls, including zoo Ogi Rr, y s6Sss IS for the whole
range 2IOO bbs Winter Wheat Exf@ ~ MS S1p,f.ne
s9i: Lq ~ craze iso E 5s e. a. MAINLY :I
81 IS. OF he sales 019o .a ODE a5 sapernne State
S@G''MS1s, o,a4 Far r,o Extra
state a. - 40 Fair 70 Choee d Western Extra 81 40
IAN "a S"a 10 choice 80 2jas7 bOi Common 20 u oS9
Extra Ohio - 72Gso , 4COs = S5Ss5 Mixture
3 o. Patent win some Sm a%tr; TO 'i Fa
E95r asSr' Fa to Good - 91Ss5 7S Good to
6hqlSe Family fSGsI ,D1 1S sser IA export
I5T Extra; sSas% 90 so Ear 80 e. Hesns $500
bbs delIverable Rchmond ior o SO bbls superine
terms FLOUR steady d saS' NEAL dull sales
go Sbs Yellow western $685. So aei sg.s 1o Coarse
Neal sE.. STEADY y 20 sScs 5S Doe sno
GRA1N-WHEAT Market irfegn,n vtih liant export and
CITY Milling demand Futures heavy nC h ana futures 1sS So6
sales 200 400 bush including lS6VVSo hush No sprng
1000 bush sSPTl 81 s sS5 sus a. no lss0S
Mi%autsS d asa 5000 bush ,u NO red sPrspos
oo Sg Ssh 20 i roeSo R%i Red
81 So 500 bush Amber IOngs 56 iSoVY AZ 7 bush
- 37asi 80 5000 bush Canada 20 5000 bush NO
spring May 81 20 eoapg q "a s eie closing 81 Is BID
81 ~ askea oo3 bush do july 81 l7ai closing IL luz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
be large. The subjoned table shows the daily sub
scrlptions and the total for the week:
Grand total in two weeks.

To-days market at the boards was dull but strong
TIE following are the highest and lowest prices for
the week. ard the closing sales to-day and week
ago to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

Futures Irregular and an carry adNhhc: vi 10 o
roints on the nearest mon ms subsequently lost
1l2I July. I'LL August 81 Sep~mnDsT w. ;t 40
her IN 1867 December zoos total 5f,o
S.s s,cond ca-Iuue ii IS; october, lO1s April llOs
total 300 Dnles THIRD Call-July il3o il-V sept v
iIiIaIlI7; June lI.2O 20 Jay iJOa ISo AuSs
sg / A, Septsmb~r, lO.gidll.Oli october ~
i0si April l06 TOTAL 45,sOO bales grand total ol'ooo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

morning with s,rGuz ling and h considerable rise IN
Russian aud other stocks directly aneeted py the EASTERN
question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

The whole market to-day was strong, no bullion
movement being reported at the Bank OF England
In Paris the . per cent French rentes advanced
from lO9.57l2 10 1lO.l5, the closing price to-iiVht.
exchange on LONDON at 25.l6l2, against 2o.lo a
week ago.
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee aud
ST. Paul Railroad are reported as follows
1877. 1879 Increase.
Second week in May. sl4l49g sl!6OOo t5a30l
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