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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

Ss Hnss: osssSsi ens o e.
' II ouS aHi9f
a, light and sS
eHDsyvsna 1s Creamery Gus sss2sc western
y2c S'se DaTy Half rsns Tubs and Pa
western Factory cHEEsEHasa very lair in
S e %aH S% ew ssa ss RUE
% T 2c Fair I, TaSe ea "a
reSsp and ERA see and Penn
lively lower tsn aay OF iSe foreign Kinds We quote
lima and Louisiana Common to fair 5s5sc; dood 10 p,me
Choice 1s.G7c Rangop9 600 day d t9lc A so
e m oSPa S sales 900 bags Hans''H In ''no
SPICES Steady, with moderate jobbinr call; Calcutta
Ginger sds4e African do 9sgc ClSyss 70 for Ps'me
White "A d26c; Pmento, l2'sSc cassa China 1901
sUdAR-Kaw grade. were quiet refners are well sup
piled and although figure. here we're nnchsnsea iHs 'Sne
aes 100 hhds Centrifugal sans sg9y s.seg ana
S%c eranuIae - ieC; Cubes a@c Mould
sac; Ccnecuoners ~" sll6c standard " A. 9a9 10
7ss7.c; &C." 7So7i.c' Yellow &C." 7.S7'sc.i Yellow
saARiSEyey dull and prices ,omewnn p 49, aS
TALL0W steady and quiet Prime City quoted l5-l60
TEA-C oniiouei quiet and without features. .,.
nS a Css f e 20 hhas or home use
and 80 hhs for export seedes was quiet the sales were
the Wool Market has not AT all improved since our Ap err
cular but Is In shape than at that time On ac
count Of the paucity Of stocks great many felt conhdcn
manufacturers would be compelled, before new WOODS
arrived take old Pieces at best price
obtainabe But being better supplied than supposed
of goods well as 10y order
10 Of Colonial Woods manufacturers have
able TO keep Of market until this time aud IT gen
stoppage Of the machinery June IL agreed upon the
supplies Will without any OF the al sc amount OF
Foreign Wool which will be the market dfteI July
gloom the Woollen continues IL 10 not
artificial todepress the OF the new clip but
the result Of Improbable business caused by OVepOuuc
ton The of most grades OF goods mas out
stripped the Legitimate demand unless production ~
chece the knife will be used until the weaker con
Killed on and the wants OF the country require All
he GOODS ,cL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

{ State bonds were quiet at full quotations; sales
II North Carolina special taxes at s, and of Ala
bama 6s class A at "a. OF city bank stocks. only
tve shares of Central National were sold at 129.
The business in railroad bonds was confined to an
unusually small number of issues. and generally
was In small lots. Atlantic and Pacific incomes
we're special feature; there were large transac-
fons between 33s4 and 80. and they closed at 347s
against 34i9 yesterday. Texas and Pacific firsts,
Rio Grande division, after selling up Is to SO, de-
elined 70 e2ls@s2A. There were no transactions
N Enc second cOnsols the closing quotation is 9S
696l2 Missouri, Kansas and Texas general mort
kages declined q to s32. Central OF New-Jersey
Incomes brought 90. Chesapeake and Ohio cur
Sency debts were of p at 80. ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain new 5s were a lower
N70. New-York, Chicago and st. Louis first gold
BE- were strong atathe highest fgure-lO3ls-and
Eew-YoIk Central debenture IS sold at 103. West
Shore and Buffalo gold first IS raided and de-
eiined to 7s14 and NewYork. Lackawanna and
Western first Gs sold at l17k&l17l2. Northwestern
sinking fund IS sold at 1915 nd Northern Pacific
Irst Us at 1o8ss
Tie Sub-1reasnry statement to-day shows gain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

,v.proOt Nav 20 -l2:30 T.. m.-CotOn easy MIA
dlns Cplapds 5sIad do Orleans 0i'd saes pOOp baes
ncnnrg 900 Tor speculation ana export Itc'Ips
% 900 bales. including 1900 American; futuIes-
Ifrfsncs Low MAY anc June ucHN'i',
800 do lime aud Juv denverv 6D2o4d do july ana
,Sust denyerv 565sd.. August anc september uelS
cry 5J'sI: co. september ana Oc'oOei ue'oiS' ca
lures barely 81 adya .... ia. so,..o, tb.
LIVE POOl- May ~ 3p y r-Io'toh-iu 10 sa'o''' '"'
day included $50 Daies hmtf.c2.
IlyERPoOL Nav 4g-i:uO ~ -C0tton-f utnics-u mus
Low Niddlug clause JuY and august delNeiy' o~'"-'
Futures cOsed easy. .,.,.,.-- ,n,. 20.
a.iyEsfOX Nav 29-COtton dun: Midting. lOAc. Low
Nddupk go: GOOt Ordinary. &C.; net lccelhts I'o'-
bales gross IO1Z Daes exports u real bIi'S ; -
isles bales. 10 tina Continent LOU Dales;
~ ibe thanuel bales: cOastwlse. ia bales; safes
lOs bales. stocK 37j27 bates - ,o,
NEwOngASs- Nav 2J-ooiton anlet adang o az,
17oz bales gross. 34Ji bales exports coastwise =
bales: 10 France baes; Ia The continent LOTT Dlc.i
N biics. sdcS. lZDO Dalc- Iast even
Ing 400 bales: STOCK. .504J7 bales. .., "a, .
nsiyAsNAB. May % Cotton duui Mlddllhg IUtt'
Low Middng CSC: doOd Ordinary. &C.; nei receipts
B4b bales gross $40 bales: exports cOastwlse -
haies, 10 the Continent Daies 10 Great bIltslh
baes, sales 200 bales evenn. Dales STOCK ll5e2
baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
STATE or TRADE.
nnAESrIt- MIXES.

nnnMorp May 29.-Cottou dun: MddnnS,. lo',c.
Flour oSa! 80, 90 ' a5 F FsnT IS ~ ctS
Mills super - 2,atl 90 do Extra ~ 23SsS % do no
b-af ~ o2 sG 5 p '' aa A%oef 81 10
s. O. Ms'ylaoa g No western %95Sr sSa
Wba ose. 10 Yellow CSC. Western Mixed SPOT oi &c;
Ws, do MiIoi i3sS6S PoGn,yvanla So 10
rye uue, 10 roc. Hay net Prime 70 Cnoce renn,ylya
81 =" TO- nui.aea1s snoqld.r, 9sii:c' Goar RIO
T r l gaGsod ~ an, .SIS Ia Iar-s
anea 2.c. Butt,r. Western paaSeL iosiSc. Cream
cry 20 a 5Sc Eggs lSc. Potrolcum-kenned 100 80.
ConceRo earSoes Ordinary 10 FaI g4c sng1 rrcc'1.
-Four 74G p6s wheat $4,000 630oo
1000 ba ba Shg@ents wheat S 400 6 p corn
Btrr,Io May 2J-Fioui fair anl unchanged Wheat in
Sf S, d nnmy ' at ii IS @6oo6 bush seller tune
10000 bush sse! JUN ~ Go S6 Corr S f ami
Sac6ansc g,rey ana ys aesee'c@ F ro1G to
oats. ~ FoGr ITO Hsm YORK. :c oais 3.c Pine
fS 10 Aany and ID Troy 81 to SewYcfK s. 90 per
rom YGI ISo 3D. 81 whoa. % o 5S bush, corS
44o6o oats 5000 BsEsy lSG 9Go b s corn "a a6S
bnsh: i've. @E bush RlIo.d shipments Flour l9oooi ;
Wheat $1,000 Corn 5000; oats ;, bsiiey, what
~ n.y. g,5 1u S1'G Go ST. Sso00 bush Oats - RyS
1000 bush 10 intermediate ponts-Wheat bush
GHicAoo May 20-ris visible supply Of grain on NAY
bush, oAt, $4,000 bush; Barley $4,000 b"'hi Rye
Resgar tsry actlys but q1,s t5 me
oSIr for august and ~ september than ye9ter
Nay 81 i5aaslIi1 June 81 l5'sssl l7S July; 81 1872.
Isl ~ Augi,su 81 lS9 ,sptemberi 81 l9h octoDerri
ST 49, all The year spring 81 1872 Winter q IT, on eau
me sales 025OOO bush. and unchanged prices 10 sc
lower Corn was active on speculative ana shipping &c,
conp declined a. below yesterdays closing rates ana
closed within c OF tho outside ngures sae..952c Nay
5i.c June 81 &c. July 81 7s95S'sc. August OSs1os 20
nuber 81 7.c all tho ON cal tho sales were 'JV-
Oun bnsh and prcos unchanged to : higher oars
yere nuet au easier sales 394c May 39ScJune so &c
Julv IA lc August september, 32isc all the year On
IN the "A 100000 bush and prices we're unc ang ed
10 c higher Pork fairly active the market w>S Oc
ower carlv. bat rallied - 02Oc ard closet steady
sse, aisle 80 cash sl0 l5csl9 82a May June SO 81
Iuly $40 20 80 " a August $H 50 septemneri 81 40
al eyear Lara active and eaaie early but closed
higher, sales Sill 40 cash Sll 72S May; Sll 70 June;
Sl s7 July; Sill TO August sl 90 september $40 ~ all
the year. 60. $780, ,vA.o. 60 IN a
IS 90, Common 70 Mnnesota $3 6O9fi % Patents
500 s7 Winter Wneat'. nr 10 caoi1s oid 81 yy~
,GbDbanksrs rs Low rale 81 % dt3 30 southern
illinois Missouri - 20 $500 Miehigan - % %
81 IS Nay 81 1881 i59 June 8 10 Ialy 81 u
August II II september; ~ l3 AL the year No. IN,
cago spring 81 l2a.dsl l3A; No. DO. Doc; NO i.en
Winter II 10 Corn active and lower AZ 6bsdoo'to
casa| bS@dS5Iao MAY 6Sa559.c June 03ss
;7sc July bsc August ol,so all the year ae 9a['
July sac August. 81 s3i'.c. all tho year Ryo firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

to it's balance Of 81 Gao. made mp by currcn cy
gam of $3.50, 1885, less a coin loss OF $6l, 400 Inc
davis transactions covered: Receipts, $s59,7O2i
payments $74O,753; currency balance, $7,7oe''
SAL: coin balance, $113542,353. Money
ruled inst shade frmer; the bulk of the business
in call loans was done at per cent but there were
exceptional loans as high as per cent line
domestic exchanges on New-YOrk at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah, par to a
premium; Charleston. lsd4 premium; New
Orleans. 81 premium for commercial and Sl 90
premium for bank; st. Louis 80 cents to IL pre-
iniurn: Chicago, 90 cents premium.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as IOl-
lows: Exchanges, $93. 699,442; balances, $5,-
The limited States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received 1854 600 National bank notes for re-
denption The customs receipts were S377,9lo,
and The internal revenue receipts $685. So.
The foreign exchanges continue to be dull OF
course all the commercial bills that are making
and the amount is larger than at this time a year
a age the 'nt small demand nd for bankers
his the rates are hard for business as follows: :
Bankers bills, 81 S434 and - ssi4 for long
and short sterling respectively; 5.l9l4 and 0.lo's
for francs; 9434 and 95l4 for reichmarks; 40 and
4Ola for guilders
In ondon British consols were steady at 1OS l. 10
for both money and account. United States bonds
we're a lower: ls for the As and Il for the Gigs aud
La American railways responded TO yesterdays
decline IN the home and except Tor Reading
and Central and Hudson the last quotations were
the lowest of the day. rhe Bank of England gained
ESQ 600 bullion on balance. At Paris French 8
ner cents were stronger and rose from 1910 10
20 I7lo and sight exchange on London was up 10
20 2S12 francs TO the =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
LIVE srlcR MAnKErs-sY rELEGRAPA.

rutc.co Nav % n, f,rDrSrF journal reports UOfs-
Rccepl. l. uuu head shipments Zoo head demand iair,
,,c,p shipping cunt. market without altctatou
Eastern shippers practically out II the maEe Mixed - 20
Heavy, - lUGst 40 ibht - ~ a. ~ NAIpS
HHuGs6 go
C1, receipt. 800 mead sh pncuts 300: the market
~. b-k r.rt opening sales were strong, bur prices
ycakrurl aud the m4TArt closed anil aud Jdluc lower The
icc ue being mainly choice Heavy. Exports, - IS
~ 10 choice Shipping. - 60 50 %; Common to
Sb;so-Eeceipts 600 head shipments. 1900; market
with iaif demand. pf'eS steady Com
mon ., F,r - Jdss %. Good - 90. choice ~ 10.
,r.rp.ts dnfe- No fresh arrivals 10 day a
f.~ sales wore made ~ yesterdays quotations.
900 heAc to;A Tor week thus Tar
ID Onu head time last Wc"S 10000 mead consigned
hfourn ar. ugt local demand no EaSfer trade
lat WORKERS, s. 2.Gt' 40 Butchers 10 select > 4Oi
Sb>>p ant LAMBS today. 1900 heaH: total
head for same time last
200 head consigned through. "tI-. run hgi. demand
clipped sjds3 3d. Choice 10 Ata - 10 eS6 20 no lambs on
- Lorrs NAY 29.-Ccfu>- Receipts. 500 head: ship
rr.nf- neasN shipping steers slow and lower
Al - 76GsG 10; Good Light 10 Fam - 20 ds - ominon
- Tsa@5 Good cows ard Hrif"iS - '"dt' ON
~h,,p Receipts 100. -llumeut~ 700. mstkct steady
T,r TO- Good Auou. - 1Id~t 90 Prime 10 Choice - 20
4 y5. Nuriug Lambs ~ DOa s. per head
Voos- 5000. ohiiircnt- t'l marker steady
win good demand: Light shipping. ~ SOcSi Rough 70
Good mixed PAcEng. 80 69df; butchers to extra - 10
"t,'r LmrgrY Penn NAY 29.-Crrt- Rcc.ipt' l,O2G
uafsef dull at yesterday prices. ,,-,-,-,..- - 40
no. Hcccirts o. slow; Phlaielphias 81 80
AZ 30 NoT.crs $ l5d>t go. ..t. . .
Sa,>6 Receipts. 5000 head. market active pr,es
shade higher than Yesterdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. May 20 p. VI.

THURSDAY. May 20 p. VI.
The feature of to-day's dealing in mining stocks
was the continued buoyaucy of the Comstock
shares. Virginia sold up TO 1.050l. California to
5sa55 Mexican TO .. Sierra Nevada to 0h09 and
IIn,on Consolidated ol2. Sonora was active, and
Oriental and Miller advanced from Is to 23a2O
cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

,oxnox Nav 2e-l2:30 p. m.-Atlantic and Great West
dr,f mortgage trustees certrcltes 4S do second mort
ace ~ Erie 35s, NewYork Central l2i % Illinois enira
146 PenpsyIvania Central 5Si4 Reading 2d's Mexican
Ordlnarv l2S Newl ork ontario Western, 2o'9; NIL
waukee and St Paul common, lO4.
LONDON 29.-2OO D. m.-Paris advices quote three
nor cen rentes 80 francs confines for hs accom- NJ
IoVDOY Nav 29-4 90 D. m-Atiantic ana Great western
6rst mortgage trustees certificates. 41s Erie 80 Mehl
can Ordinary. 1904 milwaukee ana 81 faul Conion'
1899. a.. r...,. -, t,ro,or, mi,
balance TO-DAY Is 45lOUc
LONDON May 264;0O D. m.-Paris adviccs quote three
ner cent reutes l72 ceDtmcs Tor the account
and exchange London at % francs 2o2 cehuhes lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW-YOkK, NAV %.

To the surprise of many traders, the petro-
leum speculation failed to-day to develop reaction INA"
,1os i,onortapt The price opened at Sl.OSI and dc
,.d 60 - O7lo Up TO the late afternoon the market
had strong without buOyancy, but then an ex cited trad
inc set in which carried prices 10 81 l2h The total
deal,ngshere exceeded 100000 barrels, large pro-
nortion OF the activity being confined to the last Two
bours There was news from the wells to-day 10
affect the speculation It's developments were Simply IL
,he line of those which have marked tie progress o
- ,,,,-,,,l from zoe The movement has been well
haied NV the bulls" tie reactions Impanying II
Sim only such as afforded chances for the realization
~ motifs and re-investment and for the covering OF
short, without ruin TO the bears In. ma h'l
coed under haInmering process on Inc pHIs Oh inc
Sbesrs which put the price down TO ~ H. me close
trong and higher prices paid FOR oil diT reg
Ia honrs The range of prices and the total Il ans
antions in New-York were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
Storage.

DVFRTISENENTS FOR THE NEWc
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al , ran
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l2S9 Br0aaway, Sorhe. in,y ys
frs ,.nt q u IN and sos West Twenty thiidst eSrhoS
Tghthavc No % East Fourtecnthst corner , SsoS'
nare 76O Thirdave Forty seventh ST. Luz. tnfos
Sixtetn st. and 2Os Fast One hundred-and weh
AN near Thrdave. Harlem at regular Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

New Poataoes are in larger supply but prices hold mp
YER, well for strictly choice quality. some good Bermuda
new were yestorttv at ~ bat most holder. we're
ALL. IN grt -, 30 Charlie Chill Red sell at Sjdfb and
peerless Rise at 81 6t5 savannah and Florida FOtS
TO- me Usually poor qualify few good lots sell az
- rrciv 81 wncn closely selected but many little
cer Than and have AT - or lower Cus are
AMI A. - 30 old Potatoes moderate supply quiet and I'M
CHANGED bermuda onions very plenty and offered lOwei
Cree. Pens were in light supply To day choice Maryland
os sold a. ST. per Dbl and The best from ok RIVER AT
al % per Il Dbl. crate; some VI the YORK RIVER hOcS
Gncver n. IN order had 20 go al 5c. There VIII
he .od borc. from Norfolk tomorrow ana liberal sup
I il Maryland. Csbbsges have been IN large
snnpy and lower CUcumbers are selling VERY wen wheh
rbi,. Tomatoes plenty. dul ana lower; quaiNy
uav INFERIOR Prime string Beans la good request aud
ann Nsrtragtis plenty quiet ana selling low southern
80, ~ ann and and weak 4 Bects and luups
f II stna and North CAROLINE sell at wide range ac-
corug quality jersey White IuIhips brought d per
lunches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK May 29.-BEEvEs- Receipts today were "a
cav rhr .Irisa. incincd 10 cars OF Export
ia Ana f 80 r ASSa S Cattle
carried from yesterday changed hands TN, morn
dull fair clearance effected at prices ranging en
r." en OF cow WHAT BSr sd At per n fhe shipments
today include 649 quarters Of Beef and ~ caca.ses Of
sales y o Ta1 az 4. .9d and iG 3 %ae illinois
r. Eastman repors 1873 Illinois Steers tc"t at IL &c
t. day were $50 6oth.st 20
Washington Ma ke and 70 at Jersey G Lye C1yes IL
Tor Dressed very unsatisfactory and quite number
OF Veals remained unsodst II O'Clock Live ayes sod
Jerseys at Ss-G79c Dressed Veals sold at 9Sllc and
Dscissa hHrss% Mst1 I'D f vts 40 at Tic
Egc& on, sold - Jersey vell' 40 H. at ~ 49, 27
Jslae Wight Hoas Co sold veas 1873 10 at 7sei
do IA H. at &C. DO III 10, at &C. and Buttemilk 1853
;eofse Oliver Co. sold 10 veals 70. 7ac do
T. Vent 'e IL & Co sold 10 YEAS l75 n at 1850
SHEEP And LAMFs-Reco!pts II y car, or 1900 head
II At Jersey ci cars at CON st. and = car a. Wash
Transactions nc ute Comm9n 20 Prime shop at h"
selections up to lie per 10 Dressed Mutton sold In Washing
Ton saareHSecs bay. sold: 22o Kentucky Lambs, 90
u. at e-c. ard 10 sheep, 9, D. at Oc. o,.u o. ,e,
hi enbcck Dewey sold 20 Western sheep lOi ~ at &c;
pa do ~ 10 O.e and l4 state Yearinss few Sheep 90
wash Kirby Co sold 40 state Ycarlngs few sheep
% No. s9aSr & co. sod 2as virginia lambs 81 II oac
LAG Ohio sheep - b. at 6c 10 DO "a d. al - TO- ana 10
iudd buckingham sold 4OG OHIO sheep 81 D. at 6lc,
and "a Virginia Lamb, % n al Hc. 1900,
~ Gilrtt sold 1913 ONO sheep VI 10 az 70 ~ anu
44G 40. - %. AZ :6 % -
y = Cs.r sold l72 virginia Lambs. 90 y. at Lc.
y Pllcock sold: ~ Western Shrep. ll9 N. at O'o 81
VIRGINIA 6sc. 100 virginia Lamb. 81 ~ az
role lOLci 80 do 81 ~ at lie and 500 do
o. ~. SIG luLc 9,
F,e, it, = sold ~ Jersey Lambs, 81 n az 90 lie
IOD~-Rccepts were l. cars OF 21"b head 10 cars al
4Of Il and cars Cty. Market quiet for Live
Hogs Al .7df7 ~ with few states sold at &c 10.
Hume Mullen sod 10 state Hogs 10 10 at &c Z DO
1855 h. At &c and Ioughs. 81 =. at Gllc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.


lots Sumner.ave, cor of Hancockst each lot COX
, On ocL az ak n n ~ Snnnerave each lot
20xl00: each.
0 lots on uasey.st OF Sumner ave, each l9.6IlOO;
tacn
8 lots on De Kalb-ave. near Kentaye, each lot 2OK
Us;
20 lots Prospect running through TO l1thst,
between Gthaye and It'll aye.....-.......---.....-
Q lot on st MaIks-ave between Ciasson and Franklin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

The daily average receipts OF MIX and Cream at the differ
ent railroad distributing points IN and near the city for The
S,..k nave brru follows Erie. 4.l1O OF MIX and
~ cans Of Harlem 2ost cans OF MIX Newlork
Cv and Northern 1910 cans OF MIX NewJe.sey Central
a. can, NJ Mk and 10 cans OF cream. Hudson River 10
rsns of MIX and OF cream; Now Haven l2l3 cans
-, NM Midland OF MIX and - OF Cream
elneos routes l-l5 cans OF Milk and 10 cans Of
r.,u, day receipts have been l2.1b9
% ~ Mix auI ~ Of Cream The rate which the
snns has been platforms has been 81 20 pei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
corroy MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

The refined petroleum market was firm but hncbang
at Taa77.c per gallon IN New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK Tuesday, May 20. 1889
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom yesterday:
By " X. Stepenson. Jr.
lots 0havc 25 1t OF 69thst, Emo SlI,SS6
lots Grand Boulevard, 25 IT OF 92d 81, 1sdore
Cohnfeld 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

acres OF land on Herrick ave: adjoining lands OF
VI Hoe, and lots known as Nos 80 TO 40, inclu-
s!ve. map Of property OF the estate Of j B Her.
rex. on Herrck, Railroad and Bronx ayes. sd
Wand. Manila A Ives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

Receipts the week. 267 bales exports. bales imports
bales There has been absolutely market for Ops Tor
the past month or six weeks. Buyers have no con
hdence IN the situation. hOCers have become tired,
and with nothing encouraging In the immediate
future trying gradually dispose OF their Hops IL Is
useless deny the fact that the finest growth OF ~ Hops
would hardly draw bid 0f Coo; indeed We have doubts II
forced could be made above zoe and POSSIBLY not al mat
price the general opinion that the downward tendency
will checked before Choice Hops settle TO soc Every
tho time using Hops and brings us
much the which from all accounts doing
nicely Yearlings have Inquiry whatever the last sale
reported 5Oc Cahfonlsns unstable at the moment
state Choice. 1882. IS DO, crop OF 1881 % 100
Do good 10 prime go 6G3 CaliiOrnias, 1881 % GoO
Do, poor good. SIS $50
POULTRY.
arrivals OF Live Poultry have caused FUR
Their decline the market IA closing dull for al kinds
INT especially for Fowls and small southern Chickens
Dressed Western Fowls dull and weaker after slight
mproyement close Of last Turkeys slow
Sprnr easier most lots of small size and move
80 case spring Ducks scarce ana nrn Oh ducks
NIL u choice squads steady. Very few WHO
1uahs last receipts OF shot Pigeons sold
al 70 per English Snipe and Plover must be
o reach outside quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

d@o q The
fine Mold % SSSd Dos s9a and q such
ante E'.
and 10 reached good Night MIX SKINS Hard
Skins go as low as 3S4c
SF'i sss$sy Fine osS g1s!'EE sa oil
DO COCO Sdn 10 pTme 10 ss%%sa cB 7.s
ohio OIL Be- f Sai, e SKINNED E%S
EGGS.
Receipts for the week dt4ei Pkg. last week 1888 The
Choice VI stern marks Saturday. ON MONDAY there was
fallen % Ss
. sy y! s.s to- @ any Sa s
ef s sas ans s s %
the rule after this week Canadian Eggs held above sell
ing d nor be easy 70 buy fresh rec snt
Western Duck Eggs scarce and In good demand
'fs:'s and %sSs ss51S
FRUITS AND BssREs-FREsH
Apple, scarce and high Iu, few wanted straybsTries
Choice Maryland lots sold at 4e &C. to-day but toward the
Ss se Were and at e Si At S Sne from
Norfolk today 5000 expected to morrow yetsr
very poor thew sell to street pSdeI' a. about
good prices North Carolina Cherries fair demand
quoted few , gr% so " p. s from fO1 raised 'O
Apple, Baldwin. Cherries. N.c.rgo ,,a 20
Do RT.,s et' oU' Goa 90 DO T. e. small 100 IL
Strawberries, Md; Pache Ca. Ala,
per at ........ 100 10 and = c.. Choice.
Do. Norfolk, Seed per 3tobu crate 2062 50
hng..... go - Do inferior. ........ 1901 25
Do. Norfolk, Scarlet ga ~
FRUITS. BERRIES AND SI'1s-DRTFD.
Receipts OF Dried Fruits the 1875 pkgs with 3Z7O
pkgs IA pkgs Pecan Nuts Exports or DRIED
Apples GA The market Ia sr veIy dull and prices
bushes entirely nominal few Jobbing
sales reported OF high grade OF EVaporate Apples ana
desirable grades OF dried quarters Tine cut Peaches
and holders anxious sellers the
Discrimination stock into another year makes holders
In occcn mi
about steady much Offering and but little demand
Peanuts have moderate inquiry AT firm prices Pecans slow
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
SING PRICES or CALIF0rYT, STOCKS
San FRANCISCO. Tuesday. May 20. 1888.

Bnrer 10; seller 10: t seller 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
Ru Ldn0AL. WeLLs.

By WlIIidm henneIIy.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
The Iron nIin Trouble.

PIrrsBURG, Dec. THE rail department
sfthe Pittsburg Bessemer steel works home
stead shut down tonight, throwing 800
men out Of employment. Andrew
Carnegie was interviewed and stat
ed that Edgsr Thompson WORKS
which mploys 5000 men, viii follow suit
next week, unless arrangements are elect
ed with their employees TO work at small
reduction this winter, or until trade inl.
proves. The loss in running is estimated
al S35 per ton, aud steel rail-
said to be greater than
he loss Of interest on money invested,
n case of suspension. Mckee, Anderson, q
Co.'S mill, At Beaver, Pennsylvania, will be
closed to-day until after the holidays. The
Manchester iron aud steel works suspended
operations Monday, on account OF the
ecsrciiy of stock. One hundred and nifty
men we're thrown out. The pudding De
partment Of Romans Superior mill, WDicn
suspended eleven weeks ago, resumes Oh
MoudaV.