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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-04-21
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ST. JOHNSBURY HOUSE,
Muv STREET, ST. JoHN,BURr. VI
JERRY DREW, Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE,
4''tLgoAD STREET. ST JoHNsBURY, Vt
q. W. F. CONVERSE Proprietor.
COTTAGE HOTEL.
RNILWoAD STREET. ST. JoHNsBURY, VT
RICHARD b. FLINT, Proprietor.
UNION HOUSE.
L. F. SHONYo. Proprietor.
Desirably located just opposite passenger depot
good livery stable connected with the house
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
A trst-class house in every particular.
HITCHCOCK. DARLING CO, Proprietors.
THE BRUNSWICK,
BoYLsToN STREET BosToN
The finest appointed hotel in New England.
AMOS BARNES & CO. Proprietors.
THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL,
CHICAGO.
\ class hotel in every respect with 800 rooms.
Charges moderate. JNO. b. DRAKE & co. Pro
prletors.
sN'L NJ TURNER. TYLER b. GAsKELL
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Portland, Ne.
situated 10 the very centre of the City. The best
located House for business men. Heated by
steam Table set with the best the market
affords.
W. II MCDONALD. Proprietor
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ST. $5umsbmp Galedonian.
G. NJ. STONE IL CO,
,pv,Scr rrans OF rnE c.LKpoxIAx
PUBLISHERS.

Opposite the Athensum, St. Johnsbury, VT.
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Grarelers' 6uide.

st. Johnsbury a Lake Champlain Railroad.
July 4, 1881.
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PassumPsic Railroad. 10. 1881
TRAINS soUrH LEAVE ST. JoHSsBURY.
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To Amateur Printers.

=. a IeS ionls . ype partly worn, fol sale cheap
specimens sent Oh receipt Of stamp
II C.M. STONE & CO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-04-21

RITZ & HASTINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS,
= Temple Place and l47 fremont St. cor West
st, Boston Mass.
+. +. RITZ, late with Bogardus. y Y
G-H. HASTINGS formerly of ST Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-04-21

JOSHUA GRAY,
Fine JeweIry, Dia nonds, Ladies' and Gents
Watches aud Silver Ware,
2ii Westminster st, Providence K. l.
. orders from the country promptly executed
nd satisfaction guaranteed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
TLl0lII-IlllIE IIll1lLl!
DE LA CONPANIA TRASATLANTICA
AMTEo
DE A. LOPEZ \ COMP.
para Puerto Rico J IA Habaaa.


SAL1DAS.-De Barcelona los dias 25
dc cada mes DE Valencia el 5.-De Malaga
el 7y 27 -De Oadiz el 10 y 3O-De Santan
der el 2O-De la Corufa 81 IL.
Sc expenden bilIstes directos para May
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, GiDara Nuevi
las, oabapilla y. Colon, con trasbOrdO en- Puer
o-hico0 HaGana.
VIAJE DIKECTO DESDE PUEKTO-RIC
A OADdZ.
salida de Paeao-R Rlco 81 dis 10 de ca>iA
mes.
= CAmar. =. c.mara. So c. prel.O s." cAmars
lsS 1870 IS SO
Tanbieu queue nacsrse u Yiaje, saliendo ds
iuerto-Ric0, los dlaA y IL j ~ de eSdA msS
y IrasDCi0Anlo en - AAosnA
i1ys ;sfet;G4 par9 5sLoH WAGES. VOL los Sl-
kuiGul0a
Ue f0erlo-lticv i Ia naDana /. 80 y "a : L.
IG Id. SantAndeT, Oadlz G5tlI
celona iva AaDanaj Zoo LOU "
Sc expiuen pssajes ds ida vuelta con 20
p.% ue reOAJa,
HaDra feDajas para los taniIias nunerosaa
con nlnOH.
PRIMEkA sEGUNDA oAAARA.
Un niIlo hasta dc amos, en- cAda tamiiia,
GRATIS. Los demas hasCA amos un cuarLO
paeaIe. Los dc Il z Ia amos medic pasaje,
Los demss pasaje enJero.
TEkOEEA GLAZE.
Un ulno, hSsEa oOs amos, gratis. Los nj
Los hasta. anos medic paSaJe. Los demAs
L,aeHJe entsro.
stkIlIlt u Il tiGAEi l PlG. AlGg,
ucN E6OAI4A EN- NuEVlTAS, dlBAkA, CUBA,
P0NoE, AAYA0UEz kUERTo-RIOO.
y - ki{tfS IN HS4N Il n -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

Nifioe mehoree de tres amos no pagan %.
sale. Entire tres doce amos mitad de pa
sale. Oriados acompafando q sus amos dos
terearas parties del pasaje.
Tipos reducidos de fietes desde New York
Pu o-Ric0 en- bandera espaflOla:
Por bl. conteniendo artfculos secos.. 25 cts.
Idem idem idem /. .tlmedos. ....... 80 Ia.
Opjetos mensurables, pie cdbico..... Id.
Idem po1 deTaDles, Quintal ........... I2A i'd.
Estos tipos reducidos de detes regiran
siempre que haya en- el puS rto de New York
lgdn otro vapor compelidor caTgando para
estus puertos. En- case contrario Queda VI
ente la tarifa ordinaria.
Para mas tnforn0es tipos de fietes dIff.
ianae & los sgentes de Ia compafiia.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
o. 20 SObrinos de EsQuia0a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
uarssats guIIeray,

Este maravllloso baEsamO sana iufaliblo
tIente las nerloas antlguas, las liagas, Y los
n4ales de piernas de pecho. For medic
40 su influenza las ulceras vlrulentas to-
IL al muy pIonJo un tspecto convaleciente
y desapaIecen. James uela este ungt1ento
lt1rl&eranGe dc pro0uclI una culA peIfecta
Ae las atecclones de Ia piei, los cOnstlpt.-
4os. las toses ei leunlaJlsmo, aun cuanQo
50 La dpeiado en- vano q sOdos los demR:
reMeGIUs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

/ ~ Il
3aluf& 0e HaGana oi - Ge CAdh tnea para
Nnevltab.
id. oe NueVltaS ei / ue ID. III. ii. uiuar8.
III. DC alDara et dr al. III. III. 5sU. 10 CUBA
al. do 0gO UuU0 o. III. III. III. fUnce.
IL. dc r y IL . ei o lQ ia. III MAyagIe2.
III. QG Mayi.GIe III Ia. III. All. SAL Uan.
Mf4IUhNO.
osIdra uu Pto. -h4Cc 81 Is ue cuia 0ss para
NiayasueE.
IL. ue MayGgtez el IA ii. ID. ID. Ponce.
Id. ue / Q cc Vi ~ Iu lu id s. dc UNbA.
III. OS .. lie Cuba ri il ii. III. III. Gl0alN.
III. DO GiuatN u " III III. i0. NuevlsHs.
Ia. 0e Nuesitsss et . i III. III. III. HaOnn&
Los dlAs lO, entregara este buQue al vapor
cOrrtO que eaile peru Cd0lz BorcelOhn, la car
sA que cUn0uCo ue los iJlerLVS de eScala, co.
NO lguailneute la que teClDH 0el VapOr l. U Ek-
lO-hlCO, prCceuente uv ColoM PuvrtOS uvl
iaclr1co.
Los dlas ., reclDira la carga que conduzca
para .oS pucI Los ue su Iuta J para Coon
tuerL0S dei Paclllco, ei Vaf.cI colreo QUE sale
u6 CAdiz ii uIa 3U.
ServiciO do Colon v Puertos del Pacifco.
kn cumbll.acl0n cou LAS hlle as uo Ii. ulblna
EMpEe6a TraSatentlca Antlliaha, Y tau 4bl6n
COn lh6 cOLuPhuldS uSi 16EEO-cdIFu U6 fhuhma
= VapOreS uS la costa our uel ftclllcO
VAPOk PUERTO. RICO.
Viales de la HaDana Colon.
SALlDAS. LLEGADAS.
De Ia HaDana eL... IA A Sgo lie CuDa el.. IL
de- SSO. ue UuDa ei 4e A oAbaunia el. II
De SNDahllla sl.... 1l a Colon el. ..o.. ~
REGKESO.
De Colon eL... ~ A osbanilla el....
De SaDanllla el.... 1 A Sgo de Cuba el.. 4
De Sgo dc Cuba III a habana ell. 8
Los dias II reclDira este buque On Santiago
Gle Cuba, los tfasDoruts que conduzca ui vxpOr
rASAJEo del vapor correO que sale el rs do
Barcelona ~ 0e Cauiz Hogan los dixs l3
fuerto-klco.
LIS dlas entregara e4, Santiago de- Cuba
al vapor fASAJES, ios trasbord0s que con.
0nzca debde oaDahlna Colon, para el corrUo
qHe sale ue fuerlo-Rlc3 los dlas lU, para Ca-
ulz Barceiona.
alas ueleilG4 dGrai. Sui! cUnsignatHEiOs
Sob11TaOS 0e ESQNi00G
Pu0rLO- hcG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
GkAN kEBAJA.

La maquina "NaCl0nSi Americanau de c1s
ssI ~GoD4e Eesplhte, ian cOnoclua ya en- tod
"a iia, Ca hLs LLeLac GuHIldaG06, ne expe
Ger eh lS sLLeElNo, hi mC0ic0 pIeclC ue doc
pesos, i,OE loS uIlcCs agenteb en ebta Isis
sielOn J Co. Sah Justv II FtV-kicO
htA 81 y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

Oigazrilae gruesos On Ia clase de pa
pol one se qUieran, de cinco pesos
On adelAntG s 20 cajeillas por. =. 8 0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
Skkvliib VI Ii aiGAEi / PiG, hf9,
UcN E6OALA EN- NuEVlTAS, GIBAhA, CUBA,
P0NoE, AAYA0UEz kUERTO-RIOO.

y AGi0kx I4xA.s>4A.I Eaiss. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

Los cigalri!los de esta acreditada marc
de la habana, DO IecOnocen rival. En- ~
eiaVoraclon solo 50 emplets Ia meJor rano
de las escCgldas vegas 0e la Vuelta aLalo
tueron pIeMlauos en- LIS Exposlciones q.
tarls, Londre, Vlena, Chic, klladelna y O.
uantas han lido presentaoos concurso
han obCenido elempre los mas hone rl1icol
pIemlUs.
Los tumadores intehgentes les oan su
maS decl0ldts preierencla.
En touas parties son 81 ncltado los excelen
tes clsarrIilos AmDfoele. ObSeQulO uo alio
Leo, cuJe. nle1c1. deDe leulIeo u. todos 10.
esLaLlecliuleElos lLLp Pei ttauteS dc eSttl iSid,
81 Ior may or a Sus 1n1Cos AgeuLes Sres, +
MeIGoleA y 20.
Mo. Ina calle del Deposlto numero-e o..
pltAL
funtos de venta en- esta ciudad Contite
terfas La MayOrqulna, La Palma, Cafe del
Com 5rcio y La ZaragozanA.
sucesores oe Dorado y Co., Sres. Dalmsu
yCaht Iabaquelia de Antonio Caubet )
otorer ehijUs. hta. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18

En- ia impIeLta Gel BOLETIN Is,
.eallzau pIeoloS Muy baratoS etl-
quotas en cartuIlla 0e colores PAL.
marcar etectos DC Ferrelerla y ge-
uerOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
GRANBAZAR DE ROPA HECHA.
SASTRERfA DE TOMAS HERMAN0S
n1.-CALLE DE LA CRUZ.-n9.

En- abemiento moItado nivel de los bazares de Europa
buen sudo de de easco
negro lev haque fac s caamr lana rajs
povora drill blano de color genero para consu
dda Ia bancas cueCs botoneh
pos pehera de caas pnueo corbata sombreros
ardculos para cabaleros siendo Ell lena de la
44s8sas ELEGANClA. VARIEDAD Y BARATURA. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-18
AMIGO DE IOUOS,
FltvlR4k HOLLOWAY.

MlllOueS ut persUAas, on LoGus las parties
lel munOO, rec.n1endan dlcnAs PtIuoraa
iol1o u meloI resLauratlvo 10 Ia salud uue
80 con0Ce. EiAas cuIhn tOuas las atecclO-
LOS dei Culazou, uel AsauO, uel eSJ0maRu,
10 los IIAones } 40 los intestlnos, y remue-
ven La acrimonla, la 1saGuIencIa ls cardiat.
cid, exputsanuo oe Ia sHngEe t0dH impurezA,
iOILaaieclenuO c0mpletsnlenLe eL slsteInA nNr-
slosO danuo I'LL LOho sSsluuable q Ia OrRH.
hIznClOu general,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Mar i1.-BEENES-No fresh receipts Inc
l head OF Native sers which arrived late yesterday al
eer-ev CITY sold this morning al tady prc's
Naotb.r sales Importance Washington harAet butchers
Prime Native sides Texan Beef Of fair quality was
s.ld Al g0l 4 good expected sO-mOfr0N
Inc Adriac today with $50 quarters OF Beer -hppe
br Jcseph and Mr. Goldsmith Will load the Egypthh
Monarch saturday with Live cattle and sheep MsIa
Tnfey q Co. vii mako shipment VI Dressed beei ana
Mutton Saturday. " ooo, -, .. co.,. ,.
head al 10 head 81 washington
a Outnued heaTg receipts caused sI luI s'io' ~,
~ ss md trade vac du from opening 10 hnlsh WIN oUO
head unsOd at the Of tie market BntteIinAA
sod at S43Lc; Common W bOOd Stdte leai,
al 64Go with few prime selscue ms, AT
az = choice Heavy Mount Holly Calves were sold at 9c
Eoo Dressed have been IN poor eohdIoH AZ W
eek and have mainly from 10 &c Pflhe sNcA
reach the season 10 over Tor shipments VI ILLS
ssIesI@lre Wright Hoag e Co sold i2e state Veas
12Tn AZ Sc PAS 90 rs d. 53c; 81 do ~ NJ AT &c ~
is NJ Of as 40 "a Veas few butermIk caves ~ ID AZ
&c 81 DO ~ b. II do. 100 70, Al &C % bnL'eiAA
ige OTIS sold. Jersey Veal ~ n at -i2c 40 l5l I'd
at 10 3 DO, III n, ut bl2c D stAte wear, i99S
n at 6c II DO l2g r. A DO - 10 al o'a Al 40 40
a. Al &C. DO 40 u a. tao 10 DO, ~ y al SC 500
II 80 state Neals, III nv Al Sc, ,s
n, at Ito ButtermdS Calves. low TN. H'' - a. -
&c; 10 do u IS 40; Il do lOI d. al - 500 a., ,oo
Kirby a sold: Neas ~ ID Al oci 70, 40 4-o
n, nc. Of do few Bntterk Calves ~ no. az .
HanebDeck ana DAVIS sold: 40 state NeAis, % 10 a.
- DO LIS n 5ssc % 90 100 H. at &c y &C. lO NJ al
5c lac Butteruk Calves o. 4O l5J do, IL d. al 80
lOZ do lOZ H. 81 - %, 2bl -. 40 10, al G.
Everett % sold. II Extra Jersey Neas 40 h al &c
II do $50 D. AT .ci Far DO 100 b. at De- BODa ~ &c
G. Collins sold Heavy Mount hcuy Neals, al sA2aye
Judd & BuCkInEhAm 81 NeAls, lZf 10. ~ DC
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Rsceipts II cars OF Z-2O
head4 cars al 6OLst cars ~ Jersey City And Cal ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12

uplands esd; Mddlins Orleans sales $1,000 bales
Including 1900 bales for speculation and receipts
Upands Low Middng clause May delivery 6Sd: do May
and June delivery 6a DO June and July delivery 6Isd
October delivery gu do October and November deiv
ery 60ssd Futures quiet but steady.
ands esd Low Middlng Upllnds 67lsd Good Ordinary
Lphnds Giisd; Ordinary Uplands, I'D Middlng Orleans
Gid Ordinary Ore ans. Il.
Futures uplands Low Middllng clause July and August
LIVERPOOL MAY lI-3OO p m.-Cotton-rhe sales Of tho
day included Z. 700 bales American
ding clause May delivery 644d do Nav and une delivery
o'e.d Futures closed quiet cut steady go, -
AUGUSTA. May l.-COtton quiet MiffnnG II l2c Low
hlddhng lsail Get GOOD Ordinary lO1@' recelps 81
BALTIMORE Nav II.-Couon steady middlnG l2isc;
Low AidtlDG l3ci GoOd Ordinary, lOsci net receipts
Laes exports 10 Great Britain lIOl bales saee' 30
BOSTON. May ll-Cottrn quiet; MIddnng. l2@c; Low
bales gross 81 bales exports 70 Great Britain 756 bales
CHARLEsToS Nav II.-Cotton steady: Mddnr l2s12isc+
eep - bale exports ocastwse 64 bales sales 600 bales
CINcNNAr. May l1-Cotton firm; Middling. lice; Low
M!ddng IL tc Good Ordinary, lO9c; receipts 49, bales
GMvEsToN Nav ll-Coron steady; Mldding, l2c. Low
Mtdling ii 2c Good Ordinary II isc; net receipts. l5s
bales exports TO tho Continent Ii9J bales coast"se Io5
MEMPHIS MaY il-Cotion quiet; 8inninne l2c. Low Mid
shipments sales {25 bales stock. J2es bales
MoBLE MAY llcotton steady: Middnng. H. 1l-c Low
Midlng II Nc ,foOl Oriinarf llc; net frcrpts'
- bales exports cOastwise 752 bales sales 100 bales 7tocK
NEw.ORLEASs NAV ll.-Corton urn. Middling l2c; Low
Middling IL vi Good Ordinary il &C; net receipts =ot
bales gross 93 bales exports coastwise 1850 bales Sue
NORFOLK. Nav 2I.-Cotton steady; Mlddlng l2c not
receipts, 35 bales exports Ia Great Itan BIS bales
stvtyNAL Nav l-o'ottol steady: Mdfung &C.. Low
MddIng IL &c. Coca Ordinary. O2c- Net receipts 500
pae. exports coastwis $50 bales: sales so bales stock
lo,4Vi bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12

washinston Market Total far Ave days; 10 2os head
TRere were also in he pens 90 cars yester
day There was Little more lie e. TIE afk sttoT nre
Common Wooed Sheep were moving Slowly at agee y o
and to-day the close Of the mlret there were only cars
s sns ~ pom y1 ARIA a ho ~ @ weight and quality
Altoee6ef cars Of Western and a southern gd9,lT
lambs at e per head Es' head so to az eI
porter al d. js,c outside 6sur Tor 80 Extra Ohio 22
average unshorn sold at 81 6 with iet aeayy %sss
by made heavy losses for the gas b 40 Days svn ont
within go OF 800 per car Vow that pce. have settled to
near their normal sl9ad beb ers nd sper
sales -iaenbecF & DaTis 1oid l92 unshoTn Canada
s. s77fsp at i% "a site 90 % O. SO 30
- Tipped State sheep and fearngs CT b. at 52c 81 IN
shorn state Yearisg 20 at &c 81 Michigan hamO'
H. Hume sold IS Unshsrn Missouri sheen. 90 n at eei
clipped do 70 D. al &c. 81 Clipped Yearngs % D. at
fionback Dewey sold 80 Clipped state SHEEP IL D.
Maryland sheep - n at 7c 80 Maryland Lambs. AZ D. at
! S. Kase sold l65 virginia Lambs. IS % at 94C Ga
VIpPu Iigdna 5neP L. ho1s =. D' Eentucyv sheen
J. n ifdcock sold sos Unshon Chicago sheep. % ~ al
ee IS ono do 80 n At So rs Virginia 90 ~ a. n AZ
&c Kentucky Lambs 40 d. at she ~ virginia No. %
Newton q Get sold ~ Clipped Kentucky sheep. 90 D.
al SC So DO " h. at ic loJ Do te" NoOied 7heep o.
J. sadler Co sol sG2 Clipper Kentucky sheep lo7
70 az 5'c lo7 DO Common 30 b. AT 81 l0' Io1 western 90
lUJ n. &c.
Everett & CO. sold 40 Jersey Lambs, at 81 JUas1
per he'd.
G. Collins sold Jersey Lambs, IS per head.
Lge q Ots sold Jersey Lambs az - head a. do AZ
-
Jeiae Wright Hoag Co sold 20 Unsho-n state sheep
,. n. 6l2c
UOG--Iecepts were - cars OF 1913 head cars az
4Ohst and al jersey CITY. Total for ye DAYS ZV-
head, against the time lasL aeck me
marSet ior Live Hogs ruled ST. al - zUasi 40 country
Dressed unchanged $50 for Heavy $40 Iuc Oi
Medium 10 "a &c for Light lncuing Ilssl - ,,
Sales HaienDcck Davis sold p state Hogs at - oz .
per 100 H.
smith Redsold - Ohio Hogs, 100 10 at = 20 ~ Pigs
100 3D. 1T - do lO5 d. at - 90 lS hOughs Loo ID al
S. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12

Tn s..b-Treasury to-day lost S363:3i3 on haj
nnce made up by losses OF - DO , an hai
80 ,;rco last Friday to S1O6 1877 Io-daYs trans
actions covered Receipts, II, 1853 % pay
81 52e 56~; currency balance, 49, C"IG
ba,ance &s9. 221399. The amount ol aceus1 5,aa
shipments by tO-days foreign steanieIs Vas iss
81 900 600 making total OF H34VuVVV III Ir
shipments of the current week. 1et inInfN
was easy at per cent. and at The close oIOhtIs
balances were offered at 3 per cent Inc uolue'I1O
exchanges are as last quoted.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is
foilows Exchanges, Sl42, 33571l; balances
The United States Treasurer at WASHINGTON to
day received S364.OOO IN National oalh lules ~
redemption. The customs receipts were T0|0, II 4
md the revenue receipts 5000 32l:
There Is nothing new in the foreign exchange
markets Business is dull and there Is no improve
ment il the supply OF commercial 5i!ls any ra t
actions. except renewals OF credit, that tOp t1s
moment do not effect sStne the Of s'uA e"Id
Rates for business we quote as ioh9Ws; Dsilk I
Hills 81 S7lo and 81 90 for long and short sterhnA
respectively; 516l2 and j13 . for francs 80 E al.
TIE governors OF the Bank Of England at thf L
regular meeting to-day made no change IN ,h'
hanks minimum rate for discount, ana Il remain
at per cent. During the week ne banh los
e36S OOC bullion and the proportion OF lls reserve u
it, liza blties was reduced from 43 to 42@4 PER cent
Ihc hank gained 100000 bullion on BAL
anee The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows an increase OF 2,40O,vOO francs III
gold and decrease of 22.OC0 IN silver. At the
fondnn Stock Exchange British c0nsols were weak
and i lower at 1O1 1916 for money and lOl l3-lo
Or account United States per cents were &
iorger a. I23ls In American railways there were
onv feeble responses to yesterdays better prices IN
the home markets, and those advances were not
sustalaed 10 the end. ,
The Oregon Improvement Company the oregon
Railway and Navigation Company and the oregon
frauscOutlnental Company Will hold their annual
meeting on June 49, at Portland, Oregon The
books VIII close on May 20, and be reopened on
June 81
The receipts Of -four and gram at the prInclPal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of May were:
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
LIVE STOCK M,RKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. May 1l-CATTLF-Recepts to-day. $50 head
time last
600 head. through rs market du sars
Choice 81 80 dr1 o1us Texans - ~
SHEEP LAMBs-l.eceipts today 40 head toth i0r
the week thus ar, 1900 head for tim Last week,
GuO head: consigned through cars; market dull and
lower sales clipped - - %, Fair to Good
Wool - - - -. few Choice, u nr0 -.
HOGsReceips today. $500 heal, total Tor me week ths
far head for time last week 1000 head con
~ nod through demand fair and prices igher sales
Good Choice - -; Light do . iJ0%t iO
Medium n eiglts - gua$s 10. Pigs 81 =, GT6 20.
CHICAGO. Man U.-HOGs- lleceIpts. 1000 heal. SNIP
ens head below best heavy ana about DC lower
Common Mixed, - 9O0S1 40 Heavy fachlng ana
>ipplu - jJd57 90 Light 20 80 ~ 40 Slps ana Cus
:. j01.6 81. Poor Light plentiful aud negl't tei
CATTLf-fseceipts 4.sOO head, shipments 100 head,
marke more active and firm Exports = JGsf 49, 5pod 10
Choice shipping. 5 al k Common 10 tir - 'atn ~
Nike Ruiohers' Common % tai active at - 90 Ch0ce
750 80 go aCuVe anG steady AT -
Good 1tOckrrs and Feeders more active
- - 20 90 49,, l.,
SHEEr-Rcceipts. 500 head; shipments loo head de-
nand better the very pLces having attracted
some corn-ertou Common Fair, s3 5nufi TO- Neflum 20
Good - JU Choice Extra - - - general mat
kef
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TTvTRPoor- MAY III o. m-Pork-Prine Mess hasteth
esdy Al M. DO Western steadv az 81 Anu
ON -teady Al JO6d steady AZ u O. Long CIeA
sea.v M s. Clear steady AZ - I'd HAn-LonE III
finn AZ go Shoulders hrmrr 40 81 Oh Beet nhia Mss seay
a. -, ytr. Mess steady ~; Prime Mess steady az ~,
Iarl-Frinie Western dun al 50. Iaio" rhine nv
a. Al I'D Turpeutue-Huirits dun ~ 81 kosin Pine
ann Al IL Common steady AZ - Cheese Cnoc1
AMI AZ al Lard Oi-None here FlOur-E1ia Stitr Jun
~ Isa.d Nbeaf-So ! White. dull AZ IU2d., so -prng
AM M Cd: Winter New Western dull al lu5d CofA-
ed rIner al q Id for Ole r-,-,
LiyEip0OL NAV is D in--lreadiiu sesiy our, ,
10 I-.Gd per GENITAL for " csiern Whfa -, ~. 49,
Genital Ion average California White; 10 4Oyd LOT amor
ma 1up. sIOdalOL Tor Red Winter V9Ip.a- l.i leu
Western spring Corn. o5 per GENITAL Tor Old MlAed west
t,-.,,.,o,. -f,eeoae a
cyyt Tor the best grades American lAt % p"l W.
Tor American Produce-TLlOV, az per cWL aehhcu Eet"
leum D. dDd- gallon. -. $500. .-.rs "a IL
I0xDos MAY lI-43O Dm.-Ialcutta lln-eed 4o'oe. gaD
~ % 20 81 -pult- OF
tr6lelm dr7asd per gall Common Ro-n O5Go WL raio
o-tn t.sd d6ad sperm OIL s7Zd tl5 per tom lls'on VI
ga Is per HpiriLs rurpentne ~ per c"I 4S4o" ''
10000 per c"t
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
,,vKppoot MAY ll-I2,sO .. u-COtton drmer Middlpz
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw-YoRK. Thursday. May IL. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NFw-YoRK, Thursday. May II. 1882.



CoFFEF-Rio quiet Fair. 9d9itc sales $50 bags No
July. 9O5c go bags do for August el5c go bags
do do Toe quoted -.25a745c; June 1901. 35c..
and Julv 74Oa7 $50 bid asked Mid Maracaibo
freely: 800 bags being taken still quoted pa 3c
COTTc NSpg Cotton Arm ana more active At UNCHANGED
pces sales 792 bales G3 bales last evening", including
Isl export as bales 10y spinning and 100 baes
for Delivered contract coo bales Receipts
the to-day 2l"j bales 963 bales is day
and 1896 bales last since september J.
4ij2 bales $3.50 bales period last sea