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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-05-18

The national debt reduction for the
month just closed was but s., 1851 ,4o2. e5.
against 1884, 826.27 for March, 81 $780,.
6'e1e for February, and 1855, 49,. 81
Tor January.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-05-18

Thurlow Weeds autobiography Is In
the hands Of the printers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-05-18

OdLOCI
Chambers Journal.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14
Excitement at Maiden.

A letter received by one of our citizens
from Maiden states that by order Of the
war department the Fort Maginnis res
ervation has been cut down SO as to
leave Maiden and a large portion Of
Warm Spring mining district a part Of
the public domain, open to settlement.
etc. When word to this effect was re-
ceived at the camp town lot jumping
was at once inaugurated and there were
pretty lively times there for awhile. A
considerable portion of the town has
been located as a placer claim, we lln-
derstand, and any amount of trouble and
litigation is likely to ensue.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Frank Lewis and William r.
Cresap, at Cora creek, has been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Lewis retiring.
William L. Cresap will assume all debts
and obligations Of the late firm, and col
lect all outstanding accounts.
FRANK LEWIS,
WILLIAM e. CREsAP.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14
Entirely satisfactory.

Ladies wishing a perfume that COM
bines novelty delicacy and richness,
find Floreston Cologne entirely satisfac-
tory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
FALLING MARKETS At cHIcIGO.
10y TELEGRAPH TO the rRBCyEl

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRlBCNErl
CHICAGO, May 1j.-The indications OF last
night were realized today, and wheat and corn de-
cnned The indications tonight very ike those OF
twenty -four ago. Prices the curb are little
lower than they closed the call There are moro
sellers at the market than buyers everything points 10
a drop. The market is not getting apparently any
artificial support. II any great traders are Loaded
up, they strong enough 10 carry their burdens
while there are no "pcggng" orders from the
big "bulls"; neither Is there any pounding
by the "be,rs." The market, in short appears
weak more because OF the absence Of trading than be-
cause of the selling out Of any big lines Pickering
whose courage has heretofore been recognized as
anything very remarkable, has Of late been very bod
buyer OF wheat he has taken much and put II down
at all kinds Of figures nouchaaDty that now no little
curiosity Il aroused TO who his principals. IL Is set
down that De Is buying for big bettersomcbody VINO
goes to the limit every time he makes WAGER but who
IS i'll chickering's principal said broker " bets
Ike jim Keenc. ia give Ia, to know who be 49,
On the "cau" this afternoon Fairbanks concern
bought good deal Of August wheat-some hundreds d
Thousands Il IS predicted tonight by broker who ga
bull" that wheat Tor the near options viii sell down
until Shipping figure f. reached, but thar the distant
opt ions will hold pretty steady. The men most inter-
teI IA higher prices are most interested, too u Is x
late since the sailing of the first fleet has been very
slight Wheat FOR May delivery closed az - 5os
Juae at 1875 and for jay at ll52 nearly L. un'as
last NIGHTS figures.
Corn was lover too and the feeling about il was
tribe changed The impression Is current IOf thS hohcS
that tAcrc Is TO be- little break IL everything ee anu
il not % Do expected that cora VII escape. lhe 70
c.fs of this grain continue small There were ony 100
car, received to-day. The shipments TOO tlouen nOs
lar.,, more than tn arrivals WIN 'I-- d, ~
weather however thCic are any number OF prophet. .
night Who predict ttic lower price The NAY o9uo1
stopped Doe; The June al 'o'A,' SuN
Tlefc were oaly - 600 hogs reported az the ,tock
Yards hun pork declined. Notwithstanding f-2@LVS
Lard n't 90 down any howeyeri on the other han4'
closed 2lac. batter than Monday night .,. ,.,,
and The event /, one OF interest on this account in ~
beers of the regular board pay as some ~ tAeh Nt gs9s
o.r 20 do H. hi-h 1000 Tor 'front.' sea-, j j. h.
bf when te g stouot the abolition ~ thr c4 cgue.
up next year. there Will be some Influential P.OPe .
anne IL as 10 friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
TrL.nAY. NV LIZ. ~.

TUESDAY. May lp-F NJ
The dealln gs III stocks today developed nothing
new in the speculative situation. There were II
Regular fluctuations IN prices bat despite the fact
that the closing figures for fen stocks are le4's
Der cent higher than yesterdays last prices, the
evidence of manipulation to aid a liquidation was
patent to even casual Observers; a majority Of the
prices at the end today are lower than last even
ing Steadlness was the feature Of the opening bus-
ness. which was followed by a du.l decline for
majority OF stocks with here and there exceptional
sharpness in those stocks most freely pressed for
sale. For instance, Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western only dropped from 124l2 to 124, while
Union Pacific dropped from 9j4 to 9ias. The
etoc ks named as examples the two most active
stocks of the day; the transactions in them
90. 800 shares and 81. 900 shares respectively. In
the last rally each recovered "a per cent and closed
of Il 3 per cent from the top Of literally. Among
The stocks showing small advance for the day is
Central OF New-Jersey it sold at 77's IA isis
G7s. There is such grlm humor about the pro-
posed lease of the Central OF New-Jcrsoy to the
PHILADELPHIA and Reading Company at guar antee
of per cent on the stock of Central OF NcwJ crsey
that no one is able to speak OF 1t without betraying
his amusement by q smile. No one disputes
That It would be splendid operation LOT
the stockholders of the Central Of New-Jersey II
leased TO company whose guarantee was OF any
value; but 20 the Reading, which Is still In default
Oh It's prior Obligations, the lease is REGARDED by
conservative thinkers as a stupendOus joke. or an
ehor' 10 market stock that has been unmarketable
ahother Of President Governs of the Reading)
erAi'' upon future promises. In the last hour of
business The dealings were somewhat stimulated
by rumors that at today's meeting Of railroad
ofncers final agreement had been reached to cut
rates no more"-it would be a happy celebration
OF the day on which the Erie opens its new and
lndependent connection between Chicago and sala-
"ancS' Inc market closed fevcrish and unsettled.
Government bonds were quiet and irregular Bids
were Is higher for the 80 and lo, and 10 Io,.r for
the Is. Annexed are the quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

LIVERPOOL Nav l5.-Bacon Cumberland Cut.ji g.. short
RIB 81 Od PORK Prime Mess - OF do Western - Lard.
Prime 80 Sd Cheese American Choice $3.50 1ur-
pentue spirits 3jtd Provisions Lard - 81 ner cw Tor
American Breal-tufs,OUn. ri. New Mixed West
Wheat. . ldNJ "a GENITAL California No 20
93d for California No p lOda9 30 for Red Winter Peas.
3d GENITAL for Canadian Butter 70 OOd Tor Good nit
ed states and 80 GOA for nncst DO Beef l22Od FOX EXt@
India Ness
LNERPoor. Nav l5-Rcccnts of Wheat for tho week:
From Atlantic ports 2lJOO quarters; Pacific ports
lLoOO quarters; from other 1880 quarters COin,
1900 quarters
LONDON. lj-Spirits TurDe ntins. 33 o. Calcutta
Lmsoed. per quarter. On. 22) 10 1G20 -
per tun. Ta1Ow 476 cwC Roanea Pe1rOloln. jdS
DAD.
HAvRF. May l5.-Wicoxs Lard closed AZ - TRACES 80
cenumcs % aiiOA =.
BgrNEN MAY lj.-WicoX's Lard closed AZ - marks 70
pf.unigs Holds. Petroleum MARKS % pteuniC-
ANrWFge May lj.-PerO.cum. - francs - ceutlne3Dc
Fine Pae American plii ana Is - cenunes seAets
WLcoxs Lard. francs - confines per 100 K D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

Recent. ,or The week 3caps BOO pigs Peas - bnsh
5,., Bean, to' Pi s rr SD 't a a '' %
ia stat Medium b.an' li - ~ e ia have i ed TO
dla" siJ q4.nIiy ioh iH' 'n'",t. '1 t,,,", I'M
N~"'S i' "''ahv " ,', An ,tportcr paI s. 10
O. c board. aud tiiuo u"l, a'Ae ln J0oohs way.
have at S., 20 White Kiuc. neglected Noi much de-
maud Tor -d Kidney occasional small export oi9e Is
, inilj' -oli, i,c nmyr Foreign Beans hiye
rather uoyccut prices nave I'd 'n d !2' per D'"T,
Ell cicc1 rca5 lave oaly small ooo.ng demand
neana Me a'"% u, s.,s7, ,a eSo'e 225e 2so
DO Ian 10 Good ,oG "o Do 'iuIlo" feA' ooon
Do ''' Good 4ooa POI ir to Good Goa 80
D choice ' "'''' a454 800 iq., ,,;, ga 5o 20 20
" eho,c l'N'' 27se 3oolGTc5a fc.s.,.. zoe
BlacE ruiue .e.1 200
mlIrR. ~ .- .
Receipt. ior tc week 21oo' pAst las wGek -'01i 3
tincut nc uiraet has dcccd from io "c per 10, on
continue hbria Western iyic much lover aud ~i'n
W., w. i%yeIs are aLns hold eautousy nntcpa's FUR
,ner gGr -a a M Ti ina aser snppy
increasing rapidly TOM AL rf S lac Crani.
have improved :" much IN quality ,na tV land. on The
mar to-day werc not sslable IN Wholesale way above
20 and some 'ey aPGd ut1, i btsnGs arc reaching
re TIE best mArAs from otcI 81 o wet cam
Seamary is we4Eer 2dc occasionally made for the beet
los. but We consider that price ctuee 'oIiv att,artVo
] - Ar
] tondIns buyers from Chang ing !"
| pretty close los,iH"i'
continue t. absorb good many 90 u'
nrkin tubs supply docs not app'ar very mr.
the sharp deciIuo trcatucfy VIII ahrct iI hta ''
ccvers sellers at our aaty reduced @ uI for
IN selected lots Of Delaware county luiS sou az - IN
- G 80 IL lul price l"i lh'
ms. nm t,ornv rre to nrug mOr' OF the -hio-
the range ui &IJ@lc. biu ldN - P,.,
t4,sct the that remain brns Pf'ty '@D pi,o
I.c ana IN ,iru. .ibs ROT wanted. W r'trIh
GRANNY tfic easier; choice marks selling a. 20 -ic
N,lrIot IA fresh day arriving 10 quote. o'a'rp a"5 &C.
81 pirl4tEt i'li ''''
tiradr- du..
Creamery. ElslneN- state 'iii5 u. "'.t"' y an
az "..ii
creamery Sia''' ana ..7 ','I, ~. 80 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
TIE PETROLEUM Market.

NEY-YORK, May -.
In its weekly review OF the petroleum specr
a,ion on May = TIE TEIBUNE said; "NAi4e the maFAo
,slinod the fuel the short INTEREST," which gave
.re,.b Il closed apparently with fresh supply aoieo
r,d,rs still are more prone to sell than to buy, ane
sboull mauipulatiOn seize upon some opportunity &c
ov prlc.s upward there % be plenty OF materis
fr efect,rg a sharp stampede" week af'erward IHi
rprpt.Yr r,markedi "Unmistakahle strength wal
.sovu by the speculation in Pipe Line certificates as
week There has accumulated large shoF''
interest not only here bu, az most OF the petroleum -
napres elsewhere while the undertone o. nrmncSs u
rho market for the last weeks indicates iTee 40
s,rrrion IF the long stocks that have been IA AP
urauerS woulG indicate that the speculative st"di W
= more ripc for sharp moyement upward thah II "a,
seemed 10 be for time past me lnd1 a., 90
.p MAJ N 81 ana on May II M %; lO-lhy ~
t,,nrla ~ the shorts" took place an the prcs to
vauced 10 II O3 The dealings were urge az" oA.i%G
onrin ~ ~ g-c The price reacted ID "a ~ IuSE
~ ic 10 Qq &c and then sold down 10 - y III tns
'1sf hour and "A hall the shorts Dtca'h, d'iuoI"llc
~ nrc steadily rose - %. ana the close was lnsus
-, r.ctiou TO only ~ OlN The late dealings were III,
GrrnceI bv conflicting news regarding the - az ae
- nov: one about rca!y TO open IN the baHlo"h
U.tr,f The market is OcA Oud the lhdehc' % dIl ~
III we'll however. ana there j. much ION IN. ).
he done bY the bears before Ied"|@.i'hs ~ 'i'
"pul," can affect prices seriously. ,. ~ Va,
The range ~ prices aud the 'o'~' "o''-"h' d" wv
to-day were a. 'O''"'' Ny Pet u
utyurst as.
Io,, ----.-'- ~
ilna. H.; ........-.'' 45tsOUO S.33eooo
a. rorrcd market. I'm sympathy With the 80 III SIles
or ICED isc to 7a,d7+c. per gallon N N,"-loF@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

20 i,-i %, ,'i i, - ' nv '' ~, '''''
,11c .4. iSa, -oo n-t evening. cn''as zoo for
$50, rs lr su.ds pcu,c-c! on cont &C., I'D ''' 10 =.
,' .g 81, il-l year. -.nc, September J, B. d,
N.Or'ls
rr,aDl. ana Gu.L Texas.
Ordinary -: .'..''.''''''' 49,. r1, $3.50
stuct .r.alIT -.'..----.-''- 81 o. s--
strict Dgoa Ordinary -----.-- i,.lt lta.. ioa,s
strict Low N.at.it-------.- ~ ii,- liz.
Gooa viI1lur. .............. l'is HE l'.'
strct oo' 'i.-i''t-..---.. I5-' ~.
''.' ''''''''-' tIli>rl ,
Goof O-s.. rv ..... 7's Low Wanna --'-.--'' ,s
stIoGH1l 1.uu.rv... "i.I'.'- t-r. .
f., r1.rts SAIL. o. goo Dat4 lf.''' i.. ~ 30.
J. 90 Jug" ,. ei- ~, c' i.-. 4'o.H
November iU laa io.'. I'c..I0-. I'' ~ i D. 0i
l-7l5 J,, d o.al u-t AUGUST ID I.4ll -opie.-
irr II.ja .a't.. O,.ourr. lo-. -4o .' >o''.o,i. 10
irln,,...o.e OBJ .c.,. lilo ..,..,,.,...,f
lI.' -l+qu..t. Manila ~i4l iIoi,l 900 ITO .''
Ia.. aua s.tt ID .,.........r t,o
CuAI-Nolu..oge. ..Ht Iu Anti. 90 .r h M
lf i'i... Gin. movement. t.. a.lrr' f- .4r '.''
.'.-- NON '
@'''t.'' en- -r.r. .l.. I..I very 10 a.i ho
chan i' - .,.-- .... ST. 81 tf. r..IH. ..i'.-
,-.l.,...-. atra. ....... ..,
s-f,.a. i...a.4 c'aoa.r
l-Ilu I.tI. .-4.. Root -.I..'.. -.a + i".' '-'
h Nc'.' i.. .-..Ir. r-t tn. o.u.. s.
l.a -.... ... t...--.
t potash .-.
l.i.a.f -rl-... -a.l. .t, NC .A...'
s.a.--. rr-i b..
....s --4- @..... ODD
M ..... .t.l ... ...... ..'-
r.optA>p .N-ti' -4.f.- ..
in 'I-'i'.'t ." '. ...t ... .r.... ...I..
u .s..p biIs o.. which -.... r.s. r.I. ..i r'i
3 fr ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
BRooKLYN PROPERTY
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
20 io.s or 9th 10Th. nth and Prospect aVes; l'ln
% lu' I SIS so,i for from $40 10 silIo eAch'

RECORDED REAL ESTATE iRAN9fH''
NETWORK CITY.
s5thst ~ e 9 81 1'S' 1920
ana IilG 70 q II Of I'd ave- lot 2S5 NJ Bicater ~.
nthaye Il III, II II ' Peek to'..' 500
Monroe =, 81 II e %, OF law ,y''on Az l.2o:
Jenerson ave W., Wander "I H., IIcde If ... l.4OG
ledT - Io u" saSTt-6 Luke Mccoy ant wife o.
10 agrsn'T Teren1e c cimac Ellen Mccoy 900.
l5On s. a ESQ IT. " ., to john McNei 29O,
Wallis ave % 1t P G' t1,rT st. $500
lie M ,. u 70 81 H iSnsson 975,
l43i.s; 5. 700 II " ot Clinton ave- -'AIoo' L y 40,
brown and wife to 4 Brown ;,i,,; '1'
5stst g0 II my S SI Han 10 MaT1 warner slOo,
4otn St NJ lot IA %oA'7''' y" III / '... 800
courtismdt-ave e 8 So tt n OF l4sthsL l1lOo %
charles Spilner anu wife TO Nj hazel ES :"
Groyr.ave = 200 II Of Prospective 10 l.udi9AsI
zoo; Ann NJ Jenny and husband to Charles /, sN
y, ae N nam OF closing Hell oiaerd between "a
ave and ave A, nears tlst. Mayor etc 10 Aus'h &,
,o6 Se1C's iO ~ 25SSs9 Ellen Ycamsn to RObt az
rronf GoH Ncs is" and 49, Cole referee to =. so
Front Mi s no and 40 % Fulton SAM 402S
l46ihsl MS sooit OF Wi .enSi,y 92
.o;l - lot 10 xxi: siurtevant OF ait $40
SIN .T e. coz Of 9Th s., 2c1oo 0atnarne rurdy ,.7 90
IT to lobt and ogden tioliet a; ~ ..coit TO
on. Nc d, o. - MOI .5'-st Xlo0' o''. 100
2-dt $50 d tth ave 5'H'A' H. hr'O' 1900
S5tl..t o96r Of .o!hsve 2'1''' on".e 1900
gt g Sc OF Gmns % 5Aioo etc r r'' 1910
eO st. "a T. % II Of IN ave, 2G5Hilo' h0 5000
7ot.. ~0itv II gl.aye -ooNIoo4' Max p.4 $500
.a ,c e. co, ts, 'o.H'o' "a ave. - 1890
'.nfcn 10 Root I',S'' ana, ne to TIA l3,ta. 90
| ., . nituA IIes.y te.l-A NHui Nh-...'''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
EUROPEAN F1NANciAL uABxgr&.

IoNrov Nav l5-l230 D. rn.-Atantc and Great Western
troit0age CcItincac- 4f+, Ere. "'"s go
second coisos IS Illinois Ceua ll'2 Pennsylvania eat:
raj 5034; Reading - 49,.
IDvf6S. a.. 200 D. m.-PdI'- advice. Quot" ihfe'
per ~ francs - confines for mo 'couhl
lo.p.v I53 uU D. mt ofso-. lui i'e lNt uii.'Y
lu.5 fc account. Ere. ond 'Ouso- -- NICK
can Crlusry l5o Ncy lotS ontario and " este d. 20 T.
r4r -iIvcrle quoted 81 5o'tr0 r"1 ounce
buiiou gone INTO the Bank OF England on
h.IHuce TO-DAY - 81 to'F.
TNynoy Nav Is 400 p. n.-PtUs ac,1cc. Quote r'rre
NOR cent leLtes - francs 20 confines Tor tIe account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
COTTON MARKET by TELEGRAPH

u.tyrsroy Nav H. Cotton quiet MIddlug. 1850. 10"
Ndanug 0',C Coca Ordinary. eG hei ".Dt' 4.'o'
bales. gro-. 1881 ualc9 exports 70 "i''t -'1'h -
h,tes, 10 France bales. 10 the Continent - OAles
=" 10 I,,uu,, bales cOastwlsc JlJ LIes SAFES
- balcs. STOCK 4S.Ul6 bates .. ,...
Ngw.UKrEANs. Nay iI.-Cotton GueG Mlda.NS amSo
Ordinary 3is'. net rocelpe'
- buo. gro.s- 3,us7 bales. Exports coasiWlse
I.l, 10 France. - bales. To the continent - hA'',
'''.r,,t Imam baes. sales. lJOU Uacs, lAst even
inc - bales: STOCK IG7lO9 bales. , .,
'" ss,,y.xN1b Nav I5.-CottOn quiet: Mdtnns. loAc"
Inv Nkldlug. q3.c GOOD Ordinary. "sC Let le'elpS
40 bales. gross bales: exports cVastW -,
the continent bales 10 Great Bilain. l'ol-
cs saies evening. bales STOCK lo'"'
ba.cA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

HUIIIUU VdTUtU dV V-l,UUU WIZ IVN'INUNI III VITO
city Yesterday from the mines.
The acting manager Of the Sampson mine, Utah.
telegraphed from Salt Lake City, May IA: " Re
ceved three second class Sampson ore, netting
company about $40 per ton"
Bodie Consolidated official report for week ending
NAV shows: ore crushed, 1T tons; average ASSAY
value of pulp $3l 81 per ton; of taIllugs, 81 80.
Bullion shipped, 81 902 81. North drift from east
crosscut 900 level, Is so feet long. North drift
s0O level IA 422 feet long. Wine No. o, from III"
798 level (i}odieD Is now 10 feet deep North dIft
rom cinze 40 g. go level Is IN ia feet, and the
snnth drift from the same Wine, at the $40 level
Is IN las feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

How FRIENDSHIPS ARE KEPT WAKM.-Ars
1onIs ION I've left out the Bro|nsl Nus We invite
Ibru - Jores: Hang u all. 10 beasiiy b'Ie Dut /
,,t.o,c a. u,u-f :" drs. BIoWu: An initiation RON
ia T'n..ss love, must accept IT. Broom ION
t"Tnd, is . yhs.sv Vul.aDce, bui suppose VIC
uD~ ! Il &Sc<t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

In State bonds Tennessee Us were 3, over. other
issues were neglected, There were Ia.sactious
In city bank stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

meal firm at 81 s5 whiskey steady al. s, - PSrE
firm; iobbing $40 30 cash; $50 20 May $50 21t
June Bukmeats unchanged LoEg Clear 1885 short RID
10 76c short Clear, IlUoc; BaconoLong Clear lLl21c
Receipts@Four 5000 cbl'; oS Wheat 1890 800 ba.n
Barley. 5000 Shipments-Flour 5000 bblS Wheat
1000 bush Corn. 6{,o0O bGsh.i OATS 5000 Rye -
Barley,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
CLOSING Prices ar cALlFJRTL4 STOCKS
sAS FRlSCIsCO. Monday. May H.. 1888
Rnlllon valued at $50, 900 was recc

The Wales Consolidated Mining Company has
levied an assessment OF 20 cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

and May 81 10; Tune 81 July 3 IA m, August gust
81 l714 September 81 1884 october, 81 20; az te year.
81 l6 Corn duh; No cash. 5Spc:; May, 6si9c; June
69c July 6Oct August 60tc. osts dnlli NO az iYc:
June 81 lS'. 6id 81 49, asked July 81 . 3d tbs
year Corn dull and unchanged High Mixed 5y12c nd;
no cash size. bid, 5sc. asked MAY, b1c bid June
w2ts quiet No July hela AZ $50 Rsee EDi.6
Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn $4,000 bush oats lOOO Ousn'
shipments Wheat 10000, Corn, 5000 bushi oats, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
Tho DEALING. in railroad bonds were compaar-

/ :, oov,,oor
Inc oeaipss Is, - t,a ,nowements 81 nroes were ir.
tlVey sinai anu Wv - - la tho market
| - no;nt of activity and declined
| !" coz .. 7oloa-oa, Eric second
| lloin .. oe1, o,d first consol "a sold at
cOnsOls were Oh A al 3Si4 anu HiSU Coi'ot 80
| ,oea New-York Chicago and st. Louis hrsts
co1d g. we're onct and ls higher at 101 Is including
% per cent OF accrued interest, ,noD,oo-.
| .ral cvteuded debcntures IS sold at 1O3 g.
| C..olo southern % al %. Missouri Pacific thirds
O'i"4d ,-, =. t,a,,1 49,. q. If Southern Min
! at / l4l2G llJ's. ~ aUl +'9,' W "a -''
| .,t, division At lOSl2 Oregan X. r. and NaY!ga-
! ho9''' ,,,I.ord prrlir,,tor Cedar Rau;ds and
! Ton US t' - - 1oiI Pa hooud and DAnyille
NoitHti" - -, -. '.,,t =, IN and then fell
! dcb'h XXX iGoio Fast Tennessee. Virginia and
/ on 10 49,, .os- ,roro obont sreadv at 81 10 37l4
/ Ge"iHa' IiIortiord and Enc first were of lis per
J Dos Oh; ii" tre io.' nr.yious safe Missouri
cent iIo .4 rer9q deIcraI mari,g.s w,r, J.. over
/ Il ih'a' " ANU ciic irrar,.. W.. acrvc within
Alla.' H. ner cent and clio el as last evening. ar
rance "l - p i income. Won, per cent lower
/ 81 IA and first, ol RIO Gr4Lle division "tIe 4
! d. "r' NItral Union sinking funds were y per
cent hchcrat>7is. metropolitan, E..ya,t'd a.'''
"i sa r At apd day. eaa on '" aas .a3
made up by g',es OF f-9|.''- ' ,.n cor; IT,.
e S".c' .:Loi57i5: gaya.a,- sia2o'9s:l saG-
IencF loGy ~ M I' o'I tac Frchsure was
Gctcy.uccI disposition to harden. ' dome
exchanges practically are Un,"""-." 'i''' ''
a.T15.: -: s,ss s .74i. ' a.p.. as S.
a- 2 i..t.., State. Treasury at Washington to-
day received $1,000 National Dan ,l n'sI lo5
dem i oI rn' Tc[eDns rccsip'. sos. si
There i. nothing new in tho foreign cXaDI oF
maIhgtj ini I I1 i1aytaba mefcarto demand
Ellis 81 s3l2 and - SG2l for long and short stcsg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

state dairy. Welsh
tubs, frsts.......20 OIL
state dairy. Welsh
tubs seconds. III Dl9
Western imitation
creamery. firsts. 20 al
/ Western imitation
creamery, secOnds.l3 9l6
Western f'c't'y. sec'slO MI
Western fc,t'Y.th'ds . a 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

DETROIT MAY e FoHr quiet ana SnShasf'o " Jae
~ 16a Julv 81 ILL.,; August ~ l234 No Eed Winter
Si I5l9; so, White Fail. 04c. Receipts 4S6yyOo
HIsh Shluments 10000 bush Corn hrm, 40 - - ~ 90
0ats steady 80 2 sac. No = White. i7c asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16

Creamery. Western
OK. hrsts.. a..
Creamery. firsts....2l 423
Creamery. seconds. .ls q20
State dairy. h.f. tubs
and pals. extras. % e.
State dairy. h.f. tubs
and pails.ex. frsts. % aga
state dairy, h.f. tubs
and pals, hrsts....20 G22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-16
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week. 25sl2 boxes. Exports for the
week. l4Sgl boxes. Liverpool cable quotations. 6s.
Freight by steam Liverpool lOe5s Commercial 80 day
bills IondOn. 81 ~ 3l9Si SPA Prices pretty well
sustained goods all OF last week. but the medium
grades relatively plenty and suffered decline Yester
business done the basis OF Is TO l3c eI
20 tors wanting TO ship few lots fast steamer which
sailed today But iker adyes from the country markets
have toned down the feeling what and the limited buS
ness day about 3c for state few lots were
placed tlc higher but such sales too exceptional to
quote Ohio Fats In better supply and offered little lower
Creamery kns quiet and ong buyers Exporters are
particular quality which Is unfay Orabe feature
Of the year Very lots good enough TO sell
af.ovn -l..f