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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
Notice.

N0TlCE 10 hereby given thai the
~ foilosins Widows Appraisesssnts undst
tbe ssos Law, aave ssen nlsd With ses tjerk b
nrnatiou on Monday. the iAh dAS d bsc. usSt.
Appraissmrnt Of lsassitS ygAet uAstst
xiduw oI sAmae! usekmsstsr isss, q Per.
~ township. deed.
. Appsaissnsnt pf Elitibsth Msrts widow or
!ohh Y. MsHs,iat OF Wasainston ts sash ),
SAMUEL Aessr late VI Usstv towAship. dSs.i.
.CR0UaE, Qlyfh =. =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

Is iitors ar ea very agreeable set OF
men-for they ngreo that there is
some splendid LITERATURE reaches
their editorial tables reaches the com
positors-then reaches the readers
first sheet struck of IL sought by the
author who reads it-re-reads it
reads 1t again and then starts out to
show his neutrality-suspicious., aud he
actually Bonss every one he meets
with it-he gets CRANKY about 1t,
when, seriously, the fact Is it's not
even good nonsense.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

A couple Of sharpers are travelling
arouad roping in the public on the
word quire or choir. Their game is
to enter n business house. claiming to
have bet up that qaire means body
OF singers, and agree 10 leave the de-.
c'slon 10 anyone. 0f-course every
body will say that Il does not Then
enc OF the. confidence men will ask
you to back up your decision with
money. You do so, and you are left,
ior quire and choir means the same
thing, according TO Websters una
ondged. This game has been played
successfully on several unsuspecting
gentlemen and the consequence is that
'hey are short Of I've dollars. LOOK
out for them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE
"A Letters OF administration on tho estate OF
Daniel kesslrr, laie OF Middlecreek twp, Sny'
dor co, Ps.. decd, have been granted TO tho
subscriber. all persons indebtsi to Tia. said es.
tate nre requested 10 make immediate psy'
against tho esta;s Of tho said decedont will
make known tho same. without d lay, to
SAMUEL KESSLER,
Oct. 27th, 1881, Administr .tor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

EXECU TORS NOrICE--Letters
iIcttamvntsty IN tho estato OF Dan-
tst Jarrett docd, is,e ot Penns tpensbip
SNYDER cnanty, Pa, were granted 20 the uns
dersignei All persons knowing themselves
trdettei to said estn'e wilt please make imme.
dtr'c payment, while those having claims will
present thon iot settismcut To
JOSH. ROW,
Aug IN, 1851. Bssecntor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

THE undersigned offers for sale
u ssverai Blooded Osnsdlsn sheep--e,cellont
stock. For price nc. csu on or sddr'.s
"a. Romiv,
Dec. !. 1881. u. Mcclure, Snyder Co.. pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
Chicago Communist ConVeE-
tiOnB.

Chicago, 8.-The Irishmen's conven-
ton was REINFORCED this morning by
mayor Smith, Of Denver, and P. j. Sui
livsn, Of San Francisco. Each Of them
is said to have subscribed S., 900 to the
general fund The Ancient Order OF
HiberDiSns who have refused to come
into the convention, say their refusal Is
due to the fact that the gathering does
not receive the sanction of the Roman
Catholic Church, and is essentially g Sc
cret society.
The national carpenters and joiners'
Convention met here to-day. Mr.. Black,
of Chicago, welcomed the delegates, who
mum Der 10 and represent every part of
the country. Mr. Black said that work
inRmen had no protection from legisla-
ton and it was time to combine against
the tyranny of monopolies and plan q
strong organization to maintain their
rights.
The Irish convention acquitted Secre-
tarp West of the charges made By Reagan
and denounced the latter as falsifer:
The real work Of the convention will
soon begin. Captain John Gesry, one
of General Lees staff, Col. D. 0. Sulli-
van, republican politician of Little Rock,
and DR.. Dennis Bowling, of Newark,
are expected to join in the lsbors Of the
convention. The president Of the meat
ing, to-day, positively stated that it was
not held in the interest Of the dynamite
system, nor did it countenancs that
crowd.
1t is alleged that P. w. Grove interd s
to bring libel suits against two Chicago
daily papers. for saying he had been IN
the penitentiary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
TELEGRAPHIC
FLOOD.
Some Colorado Towns Catch it
This Time.


Denver, S.-A Central City special
says: The most destructive food in the
history of the country occurred this after
noon. At $50 heavy storm cloud sp-
peared, accompanied by almost incesssnt
thunder and, lightning. About o'clock
citizens we're startled by an almost I'M
earthly roar 10 the west, and almost in
simultaneously a volume of water between
four and five feet high came rushing
down Nevada and Eureka streets, taking
everybody by surprise. Heavy quartz
teams standing in the streets were over
turned and carried down stream like
feathers. Rocks weighing 500 and 600
pounds were rolled along the streets like
pebbles. Animals and everything in the
track Of the food were swept away. In
an incredibly short time the streets were
cleared of people, everybody seeking
shelter. During the food large masses
Of debris were carried through the streets
at the rate of about fifteen miles an hour.
The whole length Of the gulches from
NeVadsville on one side, and the head of
Eureka on the other, presents, tonight,
the most desolste scene imaginable. The
roadway is entirely destroyed In many
places, rutE being five and six feet deep
and extending for hundreds OF yards.
The entire length for about three miles is
strewn with debris of every kind. At
several points between Central and
Black Hawk the debris is piled twenty
five feet high Eureka street for
quarter of a mile is one mass
of rocks and rubbish. On Main street
four feet of sand is deposited. The :Cod
was caused by the bursting Of rain
cloud little west of the city. The ma
tursl channel Of the stream became
damned, turning water into the streets.
The only loss of life known at present is
that of Joe Gerrick, whose body was
found in Black Hawk The food lasted
but twenty minutes. The damage is es-
timated at about $4,000, $4,000 of
which is sustained by the highways. A
number Of small houses were upset and
washed away, and many residences and
stores were flooded and mud and sand
deposited on the floors and 10 the cellars
to the depth Of several feet.
Advices from Idaho Springs say the
storm was the severest ever felt. Several
houses in Virginia Canyon were csrried
away. A 6-year-old girl was drowned.
Nearly all the railroad and county
bridges between the forks of the creek
and Idaho vera swep: away. Nearly all
the houses in the business portion of the
town were flooded and streets were dam
aged. The damage in Idaho will amount
to $4,000. 1t is estimated that it will
take 100 men forty-eight hours to repair
the damage to the railroad track between
Idaho and Floyd Hill. No trains are
expected to depart or arrive in Central
until late tomorrow. The Indications
point to stormy night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-10
Domestic DasheB.

Buffalo, S.-FArgo, president Of the
American Express Company, left his re-
sidence and grounds and an annuity of
SIS, 200 to his widow His two daughters,
Georgiana and Helen, each receive q
third, ard the other third is divided
among his grandchildren.
Chicago, 8 another passenger war
has broken out between the Wabash and
Alton, and it may become general and
disastrous The fare from Kansas city
tn Boston is now 80, but TO New York
go so.
St. Louis, s.-Relis bic gentlemen re-
port fropt at Astoria, H., this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

Grocery srades moderately active; EeworieAns sos'Se
SHvAT sToREs-spirt. TupeDtips 100 bls
sold s7o Resin nrn quiet Strained 81 s7Sesl w. Tar
1 6Ihs"ASoat steady though only ,OeDns trade ' in
oSExN rREIcTTs SHsoo chain :,sn too
mage 's cSsic O? s 100 pr Provisions la &
Flour. l2s Cd; sioyV lush Grain 3D. d0 ~; hS i
5000 So ,s a, cain a. glo, 81 gid a" %S
DAM steam ITO bush Grain ID Tyne poes steam o co
bush Grain ST. In s,ea boo oy e,fsn. 10 T.toi
Channel s o another 1000 qrs to copenhaeen OF kie
4 4 SS @ sS9nf Sa aOG 1905 oils Rsns
s"as = S sa a nF,'H oS 30 c
Ss r NS,T KIN Sc "a British do DO
Phsdepha Sc 3D. IS Sd Sis a. secoring 70
81 less bid 200 sels EspSG r CTds so
hence TO Dublin % ID sn . SG 1 rSf and SSs ID
PETKoLE UM-Firm. quiet We quote Crude IN eels,
f sstmSe H 7e ea. sS higher
0f fRSvisIo shade stronger Gst very
is export dsmaHd al, 1s s SeS o ss Is city
Family Mess SO sales bills New Meas June s se
s 42 n sG"slS ~ inquiry GT Plain % DO
sos PsSss S2sslS CITY Dd E 1tT, india usois
~ 90 cur MATS n far demand q. 'i s Pcslsd
ssoadtrs ~ peSed o9sio's S%pfsd M rn,S
lltsil1c SMOKED ssS % n St sai AZ &C. Short Clear
S istfn Long and short Clear half and half ISL
voi d 9EhSS heavy and Light Pigs aG xrv
.Aaep a. .ns outside T. inquiry
five trade ON speculative account; sales 2Ioo ioA
steam spot 10 roc 10 7Jc. 30 tea 'hocH lOsx -1e
nrIce on last call 10 so 10: 1900 10 May lnbS
riosny 10 81 bid h2hO tea June 10 BOO lMHs u.ins
io soc hid. I3OOO July. 0f2A boc ol0hhH yVoi
b7SO cs August lO4561 Geo. closing lntt.i isu -
Santemher 10 55c closing l0onc luo bs ponbeI'
$40 closing 10 10 Coz l5n ties seller year
1So closing 10 di0l0c. Third Ca-May luu"
1io Dc, lime iO52LaIO Coo; July. lnDo ~ 5Dc; Au'
s,st and sept 80 al 50 40 October 10 a5Dlu 80
seller loo CITY steam iATy active o9a o "a
nent part Too BUTTER Market hrm but rather qpri;
New Bntter-stste halt hrkn tubs Fair 70 tboee 100
2sc.; Welsh Tubs Fair 70 Choice lNa2c Slsle pny
Tuhs Poor Fair ISdlSc state Creamery far " ,h"ce
2Oa25c Western Creamery Pnr to Choice lSTS s WSsn
Imitation Creamery 6a32c Western DAIRY, PAR 10 tho''
lla20c.: Western FACTORY Poor to Choice c p@i &c;
STATE Factory. Poor 70 Choice sol So Skins Common 70
..EGGs Market shale bette, with ite NOR drnng
vana I2s 3c; ii oil &c. Western and Canada
l2d12Lc. ,,
EDSDuil. Hungarian Mil't STEADY tloVeu o'fm &c
for old and 6Ssc for New Timothy, " oO0J; FLAX
81 Sbasl 37i2 Calcutta Tinseed nOnina'ly g. -,
SUGAR-Raw quiet hut firm; Far Rehning,7' Refined sod
WILL nj easier prtces In some cascS ut nN
iOc Crushed 97sc; Powdered l0Gl0ci Cubes 49, Gran
Standard a." 9ia Nc; on A." s3U9c; Willie hNtia
&C" SL6SNc.; Yellow do do 7SGshc; Yellow G." fA@
7Ac; yellow. 701 NC.
srIsARINE- Firm quiet quoted l3c: - -.
TALLOwFIrm. fairly active; saos 1000 o. oN9sOiso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
HORSE MARKET.

The importing business to he the principal catur oi
the this spring Several small Dmrnis Of blooed
SaunR I'd thus and IA sa O be the Intention
Of our large Western breeders to import several hundred
during The city Of London landed on
last clnealay ~ very Norman Staons-lS for Mt
W H. Dunham. Of Wayne Outage County. H. and for MI
J Deagan Central Illinois They arro wollbuht
Horses from IL hands 20 6 hands and inches IN height nn
weighed son O l,NO0 n; they SELECTED especially
for breeding purposes and probably near fun boodrd
Mr. Durham could find Mr. 7. i. Lyle th" wen
81 K,nturky received Spanish Jacks drurt
from spain. Toy arrived by the steamer Canada OF me
Transatlantic Line after long and haui voyage during VIII
Of the animals died We note with pleasure all these imp
tl1ns they Indicate gtoady improvement IN tho qualty
Horses well stockmcn must
that there Is vast deal Of for improt nnr
Annng tho exports twoy,ar.old bay hlly Hamhlt.
stock, from tho breeding farm Of Powell lA, ~
kpfngbaro. Penn. This handsnnc litln lilly wS AhpH "
Glasgow sample o tfobg stock, and unless
deceptive shr will asn posnu along-dr oil
Of hu,fni stock t;fat lrain. Thrru II no
special change the city trade Horses. Perhaps INC
qGiuior than u n month hut all good
demand aud brings good pIlcoa Light common
r, abundant aud cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Orvrcr OF FISK e. HATCH. No. s Nassau-st. (
NEw-YORK, May 16. 1851.

O,y,rr or F,sx &, HATCH No. 8 Nassau-st,
NEw-YORK, May 16. 1881.
The secretary of tho Treasury has given notice
,rder date of the 18th inst that all the coupon
NJ 1881 amounting to $120,OOO,OOO arc caiieo Iii
FOR redemption, interest to cease at the e1pra'ioh
nf three months, or on the 18th day OF August
and that these, together with $25O'OOO,ooo OF inc
registered Fives may be presented up to July iof
continuance at GIG per cent inns VIII 'ca'o
BIS. 600 900 registered "F1ves" which VIII not 10
continued. Holders OF registered Elves should
6.rofore act Immediately. We will attend to for
uardinr the Elves for continuance for account OF
holders for q commission of e OF per cent
We will also bay the Elves Of 1881, and keep on
hand TOR sale the continued Sig per cent ponds'
Tins giving the opportunity OF Immediate exohahge
b nartes who desire to avoid waiting for the return
bf their bonds from Washington
We continue TO buy the Skies OF 1881, or receive
tbsm in exchange for 3i9 per cents on favorable
terms.
We are also prepared to receive Elves ana
Gives In exchange for Four-and-a-halis and fours'
Mt market rates, from holders who desire 10 place
their investments in Governments in permanent
form for o term of years
tThe Tour-and-a-halfs have ten years 10 run ana
tbe Fonrs cannot be redeemed for twenty-sx years.
we also buy and sell, commission at the STOCK
Exchange or III the open market al otner i''o'T
tpent securities =, :.;. -
We especially call attention to the securities r OF
Abe Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company nc
p",chSs az Money Funding bonds are selling az III
and accrued interest, and the bonds of Series
nj los and accrued interest full parucularso when
NAV be obtained at our office. a.. ,c.,
The hands of "Series b" and the Currency
bonJs. quoted daily at the Stock Exchange, are
kteadiiy improving In value with the improvements
now in progress IN the connections Extensions ana
business Of the road. =.
We also recommend the First Mortgage Six Per
Cent Bonds of the Elizabethtown. Lexington and
Big Sandy Railroad Company, now selling al par
and accrued interest.
This road forms the connecting link between the
chesapeake and Ohio and the West and Southwest,
We publish to-day Supplement- to MemoranIa
Treasury Circulars and full information about tho
Called Bonds. Copies free on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
at c i96 DO iS9 10 81 Co. 80 do las n 0c; is Extra

ss 60 DO Is5 H. ss Co less 50 tho 11s DO ltb n.
sthc l46do lS0 10 at &C. 80 do las n stG%c is Extra
kirby I Co sold 80 putternit Calves, 1870 n at.S
sac: ia Vess dew Buterrnk Calves At Be; ss DO
i92 r. At - % % DC ~ p g, - 20 20 40 6d ,d
bc; u do So h. s 7O i2i DO 50 n SEC; 90 do lac
J. H. Hume sold 10 Veals IL lot Is 90 100 DO 1923 Dat
ba 81 DO ~ H. 81 s. 40 0 do, 1872 %. at 50 49, IL do Ise
Ege & OTIS .od 30 Bu,torun Calves I2i H. at &C.: %
Neals JIG H. 81 % Us do 20 n at 6ic lG DO l2S d. at
yelhae wHght ii@1g 4 Co sold % Miyei B9i,ermiIE
SHEEP AND iAMRs-Recoipts wero 22l7 Of Gs92
head-7 carr ct Jersey CITY apd ears ct Gost Cooler
weather and ad'iocs OF ahor light supply oi stock a. ~,
t. take hold ana fairly active market Wa reported Prices
ayanged -c on ,,udny an' anohyr =, ioay ana ' d NJ
6d7c ,ipsd do a. s9ds-aoni three loads to eX2oriris
spring am6s Toe State AID Pennsylvania do. AT 81 So
-Negien Holme. sold 81 OHIO clipped sheep 20
1 @ At at e ~ S v45 e sues sbG 20 oi D. at
4te $50 yirgaia SgIi9g lambs Az n 1t 70 ~, a.
&C Sss' 100 Gio t SnT ID at 81 o 30 g. @ b. At
So 40 Illinois n, 81 30 227 do 80 b. at &c &c
Judd buckingham sold 1888 ohio sheep - ~ at &c 2e9
do 81 H. at5lc 225 do - n. Mt - 80 20 FcnnsyiVanlA
MaiienbecS Davis sold 81 state Uushorn sheep ~ ~ at
&c ins OHIO Co. iod H. 81 8 ~ - state DO - h. At Sic
- state Clipped Warnings, % at 81 o. 10 do % ~ At
j. IT, Hume sold ~ Ohio Clipped Sheep ll5 n at 60; Al
do 90 D. At - so lO7 DO o n at 5c 20 stale Unshon
CSC; 20 Ohio Clipped 90 No. NJ 81 CO. 40 do 80 h at
bac 81 do 30 H. at ~ do, l6 h, at &c ~ western
DO s. N, IS 30 200 do 50 ~ $40 q do D. at &c
- ss'e co. - ~ at &c oS Tter5 a. 0pte F9 al ing q
Kirby co sold i6. Vcsicfn Clipped sheep, % nsats55S
Jersey ~ and q car at io =. smith hea had h. ear
Change. Market reported about steady at 6oG'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, May i0-l9.30 p m.-Cotion nrmer Ma
ding Upands sra I'D Middling OrcanA rs sale lOoDu
bales Intending 1000 bales Tor speculation and export
rooeipt $500 bales including bAes 5000 American fu
planda Low hldding cause May and June dhls
cry. 6rasd; sso 5Td; do Juno and July delivery, 29t,
do. July August delivery tsiaz alsO I'll
august and Sepiambcr delivery 5llad also O do sep
tonlef October delivery, BIS I'D; also b zs do Oto-
Der delivery, 6ssssd. Futures irin - ,
IIVEnrO0i, May l6-IiBO D. m--Cotton- Mddng Upllnds
BID Mddng Orleans 6ibied. Futurea Uplands Low MID
dng Clause June delivery bsisd do July and Au
gusf delivery, Gs also td do August and September do
livery 6asrd-
IIyBRpool. May 10000 d mCotton. futurcs-Up andat
Middnng clause, May delivery, 6nssd. do May ANA
June delivery do June and July delivery 61ssd DO
July August delivery, 6isd do. september and oeto
Der delivery bszssd do. November and November delivery
Dad Futures closed firm.
AUoUsTA May i6-Cotton steady Midfdiing. 91oi Low
hiddng Good Ordinary 30 keceptA so1 bales;
salos l86 balea .. -, .,.,.
Low Niddng 10 selote GoOd Ordinary l0S net recept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

bb5 bales exports eoastwisO 1909 baes saes 400 bales
stock. 1868 bales.
tGALyEsIos May le.-cctton quiet Mddns, lozc Low
hiddng bc Good Ordinary SIC; net rece pts 81 nale
exports ooastwise il3 bales sae SO3 bales stock S5eI
METms May 16-Cciton STEADY Mddlng, 100; receipts
sI9 bales spmens s3i baies saies LOO bales stock
MOBILE, May lG.-Coi.on quiet; NlGdlng l0ise; Low
madng 9c Good Ordinary sc-: net receipts b2' bales
exports coastwe 597 bales sales 600 bales stock, 1876
bales
LOW Mlddine. 9fc food Ordinary h'sci net receipts
S5 bales 2ISS bales. exports g. the tobtn,u,
stock, lgg 72g bales
SAVANNAH. May iG-Cot,on steady; Middlng loci Low
Miud!ne 9c Good Ordinary, Tho: net receipt. ~ baIea
gru.s, ~ bales nalna bales stock. 22OlO O9les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

Btrict Good Ordinary Ia hidding .-.-... 9iiIe
ssl;' SSas ss:i Si,s: Ss,i ''fy !" s1YSS
ssiOSls:: ksvs%Ssr' ssscs9os. Dece " 81
& Sss, sSi ss$5:%SsF $j
S5ssiiSss iCss$$5$
Ecssaber, as6Sss7: bcee~eel Ss&so$7: Jannafy; 098
soa ss ofds1 oss Market barely steady Trans
'' FLoUS. AND aEAl-rLoURc-Msrtct,m more soty,e !;
seeye 81 dull and 10 buyers favor moderate export and
to bS
s ~ hs ss: Issss Lag 81:
e. ecsss rs a'e Ter for Choice .D %nsI 500 sss
so. .Sa is?S ~. <"
ss' ss h,a Nh sess sP S' %
%s 's 5s a %n Ss wSsa q %
fo7OC bbs for export onotatOns: No 81 09eS 75
!: s $s.s s U.s. E. Ss rsSsS
.ssss sSss Ss:iss 9 ' es%%SS'
& bsss %% Extra 40
Ssass ssss s yssy css.ss SssS
fcS%nsRss' rhcTE .s sa1 .sS s squy
s. So 70 90 % Coca 3 Cs o%gSn 20 Far ,G
5 [ 80 sYs rLoTh aulso n ;"p ~, sales
ehanSsd 500 Ib., Western BELOW. 81 75dsS 20
Ass Sr,Ss 4 SiTss auction $4,000 eo.,.
:s.s s.a Nsssns oIsnSs. sosss and 1000 do do 10
scst x ia S.sss S SiIs' very
Pusines with tho ae checked by the advance
ciRhte fairly active speculative accounts
closing gn,s snd about stady for cash lots and moderately
ecnve AMI sssde stronger for options sales $4,000 BUSH
kvtsfc push including 1900 bach No SPRING
" ~ me Ssssse n.a u 70 With q ~ bid 2oVbash
70 y 20 al 1900 bush no He'd 2oSt ~ mainly at
ss: ' 3: AGO Sc s sSs , fs:sSs
he s x d sss 20: e. issS:
4 :;s.ss b sii'ii:Ss
SYE scare care e; =. ss. . ISS boat
Dan nominal CORR Marks: .srisS and un.s
e6d isir kpms nrds dsnand .ctss specSsfive
elpdinS IIel Unsosnd and Unmsrchsntsbls, S3aSic.;
lngraAed Western Mixed. Ssas7.e, No g. 4sc.,
esssSsr s!xsd sssSsts la stssnsi yellow, 800
white Southern, b8364c; NO. Mixed MaJ. 65Sa5Gisc
Eeosing "a luna d as< ta closing 81 te5l Sl
~ July. 81 s04 1cz closing 54ge5lssci do August SD
Ne elosina 50 OATS hs1c lower saes
BY No. . whita s6t.: No S3Sbie. No l. 64c; Mircd
Western, SSSs1 wi whks d. 4g455e. White state $50
Icy including 1900 bush. No jana 4b9s5c.. g. 900
k6s7ss; 81 <. ss3SSci 10 ~ 6sSSi 0S " "'
- sfoks n nsw-Yonx sRooxLyr JERSEY CITY
oEAn WAREHOUSES AxD nsID ON CERriricAIE In
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

1rvParooi- May lG-Pork-PrInc Mess F,s'ern steady
81 So Wesicn. nrmer 1t -. BNcon -CHmher and Cut.
Gni a. i3gl. short Rib. dnu al lae.+ Long Clear
dul ~ ~, short clear. duh NJ 4fGd. Hams-long
An steady at ISL Shoulders duh ~ 30 <eef India Meas
urncr ~ 49, Lrtra MesN fnsr AZ 1885, Prime Ness hrmer
AZ H. Iard-prime Western, dali Bid
Ial9W. Prime city, DAN NJ 3i3L Turpeniino-Spus
STEADY . osin-Fne steady At lntd. Common. steady
a. b,d. Chcose-kmercan Choice. steady Of 81. Lard
OF, dul ~ -. Flour-Extra state dull at l2@L Wheat
40. J., White. duh III Wid. spring, No. p dul
atHtdi New Winter Western. steady n Sd; New south
ern Wmer. steady az a1d. Cnrn-MiNed Old. duh al 6rd
Sew, steady at a - toitonsr~i oi-ielov American.
hthy ~ y. ROsiu Common. At LONDON nrInor A. B..
Spfts IGrpontne. at London nrner at 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
=. ,,,,o,sne were the receipts and shipments at
Una iiosa pseeapra shipments-
~rvopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,oxpox May lsl2so M eo5Ss f0n Gl per o sps
IL sanr and half cent ll1h; new<hNes 10
DO second los SewIors osnafa. .' earta
aaie and SIsSt wssse cSssi ss'; Readns 80
ISspos May e2 mconso i oo5so Sr , "GsV New
1884 Paris adyices quote ,ntoo p0' 0'"'
fsn.s 50 fsscs 20 eonSos ios for money and
s5 s"s he Accent bonds four per Sen ocnso
s siaatis ana Great Western second mortgage
eertincaes 81 u 40 n m-Bar silver Is quoted ct OIL
ounce m, PARIS quOte three per
IosDos az az francs 20 confines fol- the account
JPxs,s Mag l4.-Exchange On bohuoh- 80 ~
~ - al,sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

HAyASA, May lG-sugar- and strong. No 10 and
I'D s. los reals gold per arrob Aoasses Sugar
Mar To good polarization 7sa7 reals gold, r arrofe;
MnscOYado, Common t0 Far 1isUls reals; tntrifugls
W IN 500 mArizaton IN boxes aud hhis. 81 9lt reals
stock In warehouse and Natgugas $500 boxes
.hHbafS and llOOO hhdA Receipts 81 the week. $500
boxes 1850 bags and 200 hhds. Exports during the week
lOUhoxe. 1900 bsgs AID l2916 hhds, Including all the
b9XrA 400 bags 1nd $50 hhds u the Jnred states
Spanish gold 1gi flgiL. Exchange weak the United
htaea 90 days. gold, 722 premium short sight do, =
da4 premium. ON London. l511Gl94 premium; on PaTA
41dJLg premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

CHICAGO MAY lG-IuGs Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
2 -1l bead market uuil weak sud 100 l"Ncr. MiNrd
Iscinr. - 80; Light BacoH s. 5oasj 30 Choke
Heavy. - IOafG"j
CArLE-Itccciris $500 heal. shipmcntS 3him head
nstNs demand md st.y I,ns veil Clraud; common 10
Fslr sh,rriur 10 hoirr - 7ndHG ins HcsNy
steers ~ t.pod Bustcts nnd canning ~ ally
Poor e. Pair Mixed g. 5uaS 80 Good &iTtt ~; thui'"
7idsi Texans. 81 90. stu kors aud Fc'.!ou, - ooa
- - - ,
s,HtEr- IeceptN 5nO head. shipments loo heai mafk,t
frnef tomm ~ a. Chuloe Wo1lrd - 80 - 7Oi Faii I"
Goo! ShOfn 81 - 81 90 all sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH RSrer Vessels and RGiiroada
Nx~Xovu Aondav NAV Ia I9j
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Egw-YoRK, N onday. May 16, 1881.

ASHES Unchanged; quiet.
CoFFKRR duh and depressed Ordinary 70 Prime car
roes g. al s.c including Fair at l0'c 1900 bags eI Amer
lca sold private terms Mild grades quiet nomnay un
C0fTON-spot Cotton ,sc higher, but quiet sales li%9
bales 75 saturday EVENING" including SCI for export $40
for consumpon and speculation. Delivered con
tract 200 bales Receipts al the ports today oi5 bales
against fast week and 6,63O last since
feptember 5sS1S14 baiV against 7O4400 same period