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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
COURT OF CLAIMS DECISIONS.

WAsuINGroN, May 14.-The following cases
were decided IN the OF Claims to-day Cobb BIase-
dell & Co., at the United States, petition di~mlss'di
Emma V. Brown, Administrative, petition dismissed ;
Henry CAN'T AIT the District OF Columbia Judgment III
favor of the claimant for $l271 Patrick Cuinane aSt
the District Of Columbia, petition dismissed; H. g. Leo
pod agt the United states, Judgment for claimant for
$50; Arnold 4 KOb and Hugh Cragin ast the United
States, petitions dismissed.
Tie suit by Leopold brought nomlnaly for dil-
ference OF pay but In fact t. determine the status Of the
cadet engineers who graduated at the Naval Academy
IN the years ISL and lSs The Navy Department held
that they were undergraduates within the meaning OF
the act August last. and were uanstOiin-I Oy thaI
oct iuro naval cadets and their pay cut down. As a
consequence OF this they would all have been coHptcd
10 rceraduatc and most OF them wodd then nave OtcH
rrnped uuder The act as surplus graduates The Court
decides that tbrv are not undergraduates; hence that
they not usfOrmed INTO naval csucts' ou ~"
leAlain in tie service as cadet engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
sro,h, ~ STORE IL Ntw-IoHK BRooKLYN AND JERSEY
C!A GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD IL RAILWAY
Lcurru, oS CERTIFICATES:



HintSM,Tr agin 4i , 1ui u" '' .. Holders
.y tl in order 10 c,lrc sal, woul4 De accept
81, TO-. ' r,t -tt', , .., rA'1S " no. p" 90 y
qr ag tG ',o it'n 1 ,1G99 gua,t A. & don ne
, ','e u o,,' -- "a. c,.',. he lad a. 7..ic
a,,y. aad stronger copper steady Lad nominal Npc'ter
"c5 .. v,,, ,,ef -n, unchanged t... toc
h'"n4 '' r IL. ,' Test, i.iadc pIl dl,,,ry
vtI- i1l.i., i.o-..s were ..u.ct and irregular The
al,su,,lI.,s 100. ,!..t. t.'u A.y n1 &c. export i
quiv. '.a.1oA to "u'i Ia. 81 .@9t-' 3D. f o..
wt 4u.r, ''' = ,'' "' '--'' '' anus J'''- ' o. ~
Tar al" i'i' D. a., , ,,., ., f,r l.,.,a ,f,,,l,
ot1- i!a' t,' a.' " ana. ,''' c.,,- ..
,'' - W..,,rn a,r. Ca,ut' 5.sa.,..
Sl,io ,o,.u 81 o5. ,..,, " bale. $500. or Nouh,m
aau' I'd" g. i"' '''..''N I.,,,.. .' ,' ''''''
,.o,-e,". &c. ,.,, ,.,.... ,.r,.
& a., IL I.,.'.. W., din A,1.I'a '..,i. oi.u.l
y , d a. tlc tlou,,ut ...LIN ...i'J T.. Steam.
5.ao aa',,i q ! ael Al, o,. JAZZ, = ~. 5,1
'o,A. -, .d 40. ol cotton mostly at srl 'ooo 'a'e'
4.o.a u.s. Gi1..' 800 Dds 40 ia 1d
--'' ,o%Ioy. steam. 5000. ba,n Grain id. BACON
-s- 'h .,. 7 "a go. '' GIoXcc.6T s...n 1905
bush G4n ~ ."H 4 T'p 90. t l,ao55' ,I,..
Foar. L" i'F ,i'@.n , b., 'o 9,,' ',i"'" 81.
S. .' ;,' Ss' ,!n ga@cd
66,. icaacd Petroleum s.. id..LoNp nos. British Dars
''9. L ,os no. 1IlXNHnRI& ija "a 6ats 70 cl,rs
~" - ,le uAVitr Hrt.sa bars $500 ibis Nap,as
private terms ., a IT, hit,Ir1 o',A, '"'0 IHSis
kcuue 10. @ic..'.'. IL ~ i'iN a. 't1"n 90" ~ ~, -
do quoted IS ,i' - D. N nf1i;fi'A YAK
w'Eitt i"fh ''p' ~ y ,,,, a. "
Italian bars nom "i'Io'Ynl- '' 49, ~
btoLtt -, 5' $50 'l' ,, ., tt'i, Il, ~;
slaves. 80 l"i u-"'s 'u' y ~. 80 ..,,
DOM naiN 80 IONS ll'" ~ 81 - - 49, -, 80
NAli scnooncr 800 tons tn'asr ,@"' al Pn ~ @GH
lumhri, ID ia" 80 a. WINK sci,,,,.r Ia, n,,.
do. oi - 20 80" ~ ,,.'i ~ i'' '''
q elcr. lion Pup" - jim fv" Dl'oi -; h4l'l'h
steamer from FilIii'ilha l""V" Ps ""'h Is ~
EdIA tIuuI bauot ..""I Us 40 tS------h''l'.' NV
schpcuei- with oL.. O'@+l ~. - .,......-
Prov lONN-fOlth--' ioi fi"inPA "'l ~ 10
h.at sale. nht p.lc. lr MN. am Io," Il",nl
Ortlon, wholly urs',t rl anu l'', l"hii' S"' "O's
Sew Mess spot e-"''' -Hr- W. l' p 80
az" 30 for Ordinary oanI Weseth tlnc hes "a 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
THE COURTS.
.vv,or.s FOR THE TITLE OF WIDOW

N
,nothcr hearing was had yesterday before
-. Rollins Ia the proceedings recently begun by
81 u s,,n'ev who asserts claim 10 the title or
-, -, the late Arthur Stanley and to tho right TO
,.r on his estate and to have Sarah ]. Stanley re-
- from, her office administrative of Mr.. stanleys
1t Mar, " testified THAI she became MT stanleys
,eu 1903 and that the result OF the union was one
.h,1 sbs denied that she had told Sarah j. that
for $500 Size would throw up her claim to the title and
nrtv'leces Of Mr.. Stanley : widow.
From n time Of her marriage down to ST she lived
yvlrh her husband. Mr. stanley told her that he
Ia been putting M with widow. whom. however ne
had not married she would have asserted her claims as
widow sooner n - had not been that she was ponr
Sarah ! testified that she married 10 Mt :. an
number 81 wears ago. Mary y. once tod her Who >r
was aud offered 10 wave her claims i0t 500 VI ny y
Was recall e auf said mat she 9-srd no me mousse i'
airs Fraukl.n.the under wa ON ~drth Jth ID went:
: asked Sarah J. for Arthur" SarihJ si Arnur ual
go.c ont Mary IS. 3id rot place luoici COMM i'o
In s statement She therefore 'orc'ny opened d"of
lending INTO the next room and there behcld Art. uI u
nod She seized "a vase and hurled Do ai MN. Iho ihhl
Iaty heard the disturbance aud came IN to make mqI-
NJ. bout Ire caute she iold her story. and Arthur al
ttel mar she was lis lawful wife Tho landady then
ordered sarah 90 leave TIE house The case was adj
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
FrrrFrN.sToRY APARTMENT-HOUsE.

Plans were filed at the Bureau of Buildings yes
teriav for an apartmcni-hOuSe of unusual hrigh0
cic6 i, To be built at Soveuth-aye. and Fifty
.eYruth-s. The structure viii rise ali NJ $50 ieeG
ahoyr the sidewalk the distance from the lrst floor
to the coping in front being III feet . inches.
Above the copiu. will be built a French roof and a
triangular tower With frontage ol loO
frrt. the house will haye depth of ninety-tqur
feet and viii be constructed IN two sections dNlden
i'm me rear bv long courts. There will bc ten tlIl
stories m 'front.' while IN the rear the floors VIII be
lupl-xed 80 rs 20 max, fifteen stories, The tronG
MAI OF the house will be constructed OF brown
sto.e To a height of two stories and the remainder
of The wall Will be bull with Carlisle stone.
an the Other walls Will be or bIlcS
with b.ue-,tone cOpmgs. Stdrways, floors and
partitions within VIII be made OF hie-Woot
iA,t,uals The doors will besupported on wrought
Ir,.n beams. II is estimated that the house VIII
cost r65OOO0. Thomas osborne the pi9pu Tor OK
n. ,t,n,-y.rd a the foot of ElSt Ninety ~econd-
IT,. wlli own rh- house. The architect Is James 4.
n .r, OF NJ 10 ParA- place. Clerks IA the bureau
81 ui,uI.ga said that the proposed huliuIAs "oulh
he higher hv about thTty feet than any now
Standing IA the CITY. Inc plans cal
ioi ,osn.atIou walls forty inches thick, resting lor
fine most part on solid rock, and walls above inc
foundation from thirty six inches To t"eu N-lour
i1ru,, IN thickness. Inspector Esierblo0A said
dad he might coin.el the owner to make the "iUs
thinker for the lower stories Tie Will make ca,cu-
,ton of the weight to be borne by the walls before
deciding the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YonK, May IA.

NEw-YOnK, May Il 1
There was no important news from the OH
fields to-day The opening Of two three new wells is
which OF no significance save as the fact Inc
nuences sensitive market The present phase OF the
petroleum speculation shows Of the recent SEM
sityeness and it be impressed only by heavy sales
In spite of the development work going the produce
ton OF the Cooper tract is smaller than IT was when tho
number Of wells onequartor the present number.
While the market to-day decidedly active there was
no eferyescence about the strength displayed Opening
at 95i2G9l7sc. the price under a scramble Of shorts
10 buy, soon advanced 10 96l2c Then followed natraL
reaction under reazaons Of profits. to 955sc but tho
moment this impulse exhausted quiet but steady
advance took place to 97c the close being strong at
973sc
The range " prices and the total dealings in NewYork
were a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
CHANGES IN THE APrRAsEES offIcE.

The commissions of the new appOintccs in
the ADJ rasors Department OF the Custom House were
received by Coec Robertson yesterday, and they
were sworn IN. John W. Corning, OF Wayne County,
examiner IN the Appraisers Department. He was the
head Of the delegation from Wayne County al the last
Republican state Convention winch voted for Secretary
Foger candidate for Governor, and pectant
candidate for the vacancy at the mead Of the Printing
Colonel Irish.
The Suspensions Of Messrs HOyt and siniOnson were
topics OF general discussion among officials OF the Custom
house Much sympathy expressed for hr. Simon
eon, Deng asserted that his removal because OF
special influence brought to bear upon the Admnisra
Ton enrougn friends OF Frederick Cocheu, OF the
MINERS VINO u now under indictment Tor certain
ifregularilles Cocbeus case Ia made lighter by Simon
soh susPehslon Tor when he Is brought up witness
kHo tne question asked: "Were you not removed for
eohhecuoh IN ths case - he will be forced 10 admit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Donohue yesterday in the Supreme
Court, Chambers made temporary injunction order In
favor Of Conrad y. Jordan. the lessee OF the right 10
maintain and ooerotc ferry from the foot OF Forty
sccOnd-st. TO Weohawlen, restraining the NeiI"po'ah
Ga,-Iight Company from ncrf ring with the plaintiff IN
imnrOVng aud cnlargng the terry Zip. Inc Gus con-
pauy own, the adjoining propcuy AN asserts that ME-
Jordan is tire passing on it, rights
The trial of the action brought in the SUI
rrene Cont nv David Stewart against p Huntington,
Mark HOPKINS Leland stanford and Charles Crocker to
recover $4,000 and interest since $50 the amount
alleged T. be due him transaction IN Central Facnc
Railway stock was continued Yesterday before Judge
Jarrett The testimony being il cOIrOborOn OF that
Syen by MI Stewart on Friday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, May lin the Court OF
Commissioners of Alabama Claims today Judgments
were announced as follows; Joseph Antoine @I'9l'i
Antoine Luce, S4j7; Victoria D. Hayes Slo1 Antoine
Joaouin S266: Rufus Geyer 500. These claims were
all OF the first class for direct losses. Judgment wa
also rendered in favor Of j. Thomas No7c for 500 sec
ond class, for war premiums In nj. o. these cases
interest at per allowed from the date OF loss
TO March 81, 1877. The fOlOwineuamed cases were
dismissed or IN other words judgment was rendered for
the United states: Thomas Prierd dd silva, Antoine
silva and Antoine Jose ia Silva. These claims We're
udcr class one direct losses. Il Is believed mat lie
uIcxpruded balance of the Geneva award Will ur SuIl-
Gent to pay the entire amount of an o." Judgment
which Will Oe rendered ia class one, aud ABOUT 40 PEI cent
OF the judgments IL class two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

There was meeting yesterday morning "t Inc
Office of the Local Steamboat Inspectors OF repro,
eeutatives of var0U, ferry companies who dc-iro9
10 consult with Chief Inspector ~tlrhucl ana Local
now regulation concerning the Use OF @a~-I c!VoIi5
on steamboats,. Most of the tc.rV-poat~ rthnlns u"
and from tnr city haNC thor C4--rc cfFolI5 I'D INC
hold and the practice has lecn cons Tered q u''-
e.Tous one. Captain >tarJUcN SAID yesterday 10 Il
TRIBUNE !, porter;
The sound steamers and the fcrry-hoats oftac
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company have their Ic'rt-
voir- for the storage of Eliminating gas paced on
the hurucanc-d cks and in that way rcaSon3 PIC
eofotV rs s'curc' aS the gas l case ~ cXPi'- o H
ready means of escape. Bath the lul4l fcHy
COmpauV'S BOATS and those IN and on the Houston
st Rooso vcIt-st.. hunters Point, Sia'cn lS.auo
and other icir"s, the reservoirs dtt al "a; o-I' d
the VC. sells. We were convinced that II was ddI-
gcrous to have tie reservoirs In such places. ana
the inspectors refused 70 give certificates uNllI
changes were made The ferry comp duics pro. c~tcl
against the expense of changing. and "ppcd4eu 10
the luSpcCt0T-Gcncral AZ Washington. 'encIal
Dumont was here on Saturday, and meeting was
had today with the rcpye~c natives OF the coinpa-
mes. They argued that the present practice was sal'
because il had been lu rs" here for twenty-five
a sufficient argument. In many Of the boats the
reservoirs are in compartment IN the forward part
of the hold. and IL sufficient to say tuIi the ON
Gers object TO having the inspectors ilAo h4Hl''
lanterns into the compartments IN winch the Itrti-
NulrS are placed l. ls necessary To che WORK ol lur
inspectors that these dark compartments should be-
entered tO examine the hulls. and the Terry Do'f
people evidently do not feel quite s1fr when they
object - having lights in the vicinity of l1r r'N"r
vor~. The reservoirs are filled every Two hrUr-,
and compute that there must hr nearly 400 feet OI
gaS on a boat when the reservoirs are full.
The representatives. of the ferry companies agree
10 submit before the close of the week plan Fi ch
they hope viii meet HE approval OF Ac inspectors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
BASEB1LL NEW.S

The Metropolitan nine of this city and the
new Brooklyn Club played their first game at the Wash
tnston Park Grounds. ookyn, yesterday Fully 600
people were present. despite the rainy aud
weather The Metropolitan nine scored their first victory
for time. IL was generally believed that thetr
victory should have been easier than was as most of
the MetropOhtans plaJ ell with Doyle last year
uequentiy were thoroughly famiar win MS denvsrv
Tue game called at the ending OF the sixth inning On
account of the RAIN Rcpscnldgcr. Crane Maker I'm
llpg aud Geer carried Oh The fielding Lonors Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
AN INSANE LAWYER N COURT.

WASHINGTON, May lin the Star Route
trial this morning Judge wye decided that each de-
PENDANT should allowed one closing argument by his
chosen counsel Wilson then resumed his argument
In the afternoon rather startling incident occurred
H. Clay England lawyer who had been attacked this
morning with lit of insanity, sed to escape from
his friends and slipping into the courtroom, took seat
directly front of the jury When the court Omcrs az
,ennttd 10 remove hr he began struggle, and cried
ont Tnese men are Innocent There IS cOus piracy!
ri o11iI.v uot guilty not gullty.' tie Vas
u, courtroom, sLTieklng ami struggling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Mo>rtY. Nay li-r. ~
TIL. stock market to-day vl, ictrri,u aui unset
ti.d Iu Tine carly DEALINGS 81 declining d-urr,. bnt
before the close made such rceot.i~- thai
ibc final gains aul losses from SATURDAY =
price, .uc very nearly evenly GIyldcL
Neither the gains nor tac losses are impor
tant Uurnr the ~. rnlug hours there was
a moderate and steady supply OF stocAs and prices
weakened latc tho pre- sure &" sell wa. withdrawn,
and under purchasing orders to cover shorts
and for % quick turn Oh the " long Accommodate
ciassc, oi orders being H-tigItcd by Il be-
lief in ral.y-pricc. wrc suilrurd. The
transactions for the day amounted to
80. 800 shares toward which ten stocks
contributed Isl coo shares. or these ten stochs-
each recording transactions of from l0,loo shares
for Oregon and Irnscoutincntal To 81 500 shares
for Delaware. LackIw1uua and WcstcrI-hyc show
final losec. oi from J. 10 r. per cent four show final
gains of from - to q per cent, and onc-St. Paul
closed us II did on Saturday night. The late bu,-
ness was somewhat influenced by the weakness ol
the Chicago markets for wheat, which was accepted
~ mn Indication of better outlook for the crJp9
~ quosfionably II caused some covering OF shorts
At the close the extreme figures of the rally were
not fully maintained, and the market closed hardly
steady.
Government bonds were dull. with small transac
tons in the Is and LIS thcrc was no business IN
the optional issues but the bids WeIe advanced
per cent for the 3i2s and y Tor the IS. Anrexed
are ne closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Williams Nelson. Esterbroot O'Rourke. Kennedy and
Egan led the bat The score by innings h "a folowh'
Metropolitan. ... ''''''....'. y
The Metropolitan and Allegheny mines VIII play on
the Polo Grounds to-day and the NewYork League nine
will play fret at Chicago with the cha ppone
The brooklyn and Princeton College mines were 70 play
in Brooklyn to-day but the college men backed ont
CHICAGO, May lathe Philadelphia nine won IFS hrst
game here TO-DAY. They optplayed the champions at
every point and batted Goldsmith all the field No
one was more SURPRISED AZ the contest than the Philade
phia men themselves. The score was as follows:
CAi ago 49,. ....-.-.....-.....O y 3 %
Base hits-Chclgo. :; Philadelphia Il. Err1rs-chi-
cage g. Philadelphia. j.PitchCrst goldsmith ana NeasIe
Umpre-Mr. Decker. ,
The Games at De'rot Buffalo Bal imora and u other
poiuts were pos tUOncd CD account % the rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

State bonds were neglected, and the business was
confined to small sales OF Tennessee Us and North
Carolina special taxes.
The dealings IN railroad bonds generally were in
small amounts and the prices were some What AZ
fected by the depression in the stock market. West
shore and Buffalo IS active and comparatively
steady at SOS >Oi2, and Ncw-iork, Chicago
and st. Louis hIsts were il easier at
lOl3i Ncw-York Central excluded de-
bentur, Is sold at 10 salo3 Buffalo. New-lork
and rnIlade pAja Is "a. IO- i4UIO3, st. Paul ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

aAIvEsTOY Nav li-C0tt0n frm. Middlmg. lose Low
NdaIuC. 20; GOOD Ordinary. '-ci receipts. llJI
lalcs gross l.lJ5 uales exports u Great Britain. =
bales. France. b3'e3. 10 the Continent. bales.
TO The ChiuucL bales cOastHise 81 bales; siie,s
I.D-f bales. stOck 47.7j4 baes.
NgN.OR' VANS. NV li.-Cotton firm: Mdding. lO8r3c z
Low Middling. 9nsc Ordinary. 9itec. receipts
sos bales gross 1877 bales. cOastwiae 5iE
b4lcs France. - bales. 20 the Continent -- biie's
% Britain bales. sales. 1000 Dales last eyen<
Ing bales. stock .6l.i - bales.
SAVANNAH. May H.--Cotr0n steauy; Mi1dilng. losRcF
Low Afidlmg qt,sc Ordinary 9tec.. ner receipts
bales. gross. S3l bales: exports coastwiso =
bales the Continent bales. safes, 500 bales. las0
evening. -- bales. STOCK 1890 bales
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'N'--'f-
NEwYoEG CRY.
stanton St IA Ti t6 eS John E E@ -'A' 100000
uon.tonsI IS. 81 rwoi Me1,erst. 2jHlOo John
Sd =: ,,, u NH. TS TO- ' Ffei 2G25O
lSttYt ., Il ~ o. iieceha,s - . 10000
ls'ayg > ~ Il ; u 10000
All, & anGse| si II cf 7o ST. 3oxi7j Bishop
m a3 2 Tis 'o e Of e .; IO0IIIIi35 ii D,ano
'othsL : :. - ME ~ To- j. l. MasehEe ... $4,000
l2Cti's, " > 22U VIE G 70 : q Wright ~ 1900
io . TO- Fanny '.'''... $4,000
Sd It. 'N 70 ~ 2o16i: Hannah Allen husband TO
-"d st, T. cS0Ie to jaHc. While $4,000
5Ist.st sos II OF 5i,-ys' 226rs9s' lily
>Ams picpesMT yao mil'A $4,000
va st, n :; 300 l. W ~ 1880
Iu4. g. 100 ~ 20 \ owcn and another $3.50
Ss.1; I'D 6 ld.SSaa 70 same SS
hoIs1I Ihnny 81 ~ : Solomon 81 - 2765o
same p, nT.,i II II -"' ....-. 34s5
AveB = * OF 10Th ST, 2dI5v6 ogden to ooo
an vie 20 70 Mary d f. CHI 1900
loohsi s. S.S , II e OF ig " ave ave %'i'oo 5000
7dta st. s. ia , w.t., Of S'p,s 10000
I22d-,t \o East, z5xlOOll; .d~r8arot Sehhi''
ant husband to Bertha smith ;..;;;'.
lI', S i. 81 ~ ,,ys NchSitT 2oOoC
"a. aNr. " 2J4 : 5oths, 2oNlOV iL'o
4 ~ r. y icaty. l. interest
same iIoprrty, T.el LeamY 10 Mary NoIkSu
aud auotner - lute. ,'---.-.--
75th-si, tthave l'NtV-'-; Holhi~ - "a
Laiiln hushaud To May DSS -''
chnren't ", hlss nIidse 'oA'-' a l. f-'''. 1850
Do e''' No '"5A-' Nm \ fo''cI, 70 n.4 5000
ooA -. - oi =, ., auA..o, .5oa
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quoted l2,.9l3c sales 10000 oleomarearne stearinet
Il
TALLOw-In fair demand at steady prices Primo Cit5v
quoted "a as lice; sales 9j 900 %. 41Sasc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

T0Trr0 Nav l.-whoai dull: No. 2 Rcd WInteI tasI'
81 T.. June 81 III July. = l94: Augu.t = 1875 st
cepfer,'cr 81 2O, October II 2O all the year - lo''
com dun; 10 = cash. 80. Nay, 81 nc; June 5si4c..
Juy i9c bd. oats dull. - 2A-d at &C. A. re ci9s5
led al 81 ~, 81 To-. June = July Il AoTu 81;
wear corn easter High Mixed 69qa BIZ! No cash . -.
6id j-c asAed May sc. bid June - 'H JHy Sc;
bid Iuv s. &c bid, August. $3.50. o1t. ful ) >
Nav held At &c. August. 3d.. b'd asked HeceIp,.n
Wheat 20 900 bush. Corn. 81 900 bush oats " oush'
Shipnens Wheat, $4,000, Corn, ZlO0O bd$a' OAIs -
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newborn. Monday, Mly II. 1885.
M. c.llnu-inr slle WIS hold NJ the Exchange
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW.YORK CITY,

| 4 story browu..touc Ga'. with log No 927 East
;",hS'' mn = RI ............ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

The Biuc Ribbon Army must, OF course be III
fa. u. Tie Alb tiJA OF e., i.l iduirnucnt tor enc ut
n,nt Vi crlcj OIL as tncy rrOba ny consider INA au
eAseuliUu 10 - IL Op w inucA.-lI uncD-
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pnnanrpnr,. Nav 14-Flour-No activity whateyerin


a,ned and I'm m -tauc were shaded feet sal.
Minnesota t2tra Clear s. G. 90 straghtf $50 90 enn
30 Patent - - 80; Minnesota Patent - % rye
lpuI s".l'c anu miner; az - " - O.' 49,, -
chis HHiAt l Co7tu etetly se W. Ca ~ ~,
moderate inquiry prevailed for export nnngss IN ocean,
- 80 so do ahoat II 23i 40 Red une - - stec
the al OF second call 81 % was bitoI cul0s OF
asked June, II 22s bid 4 % asked July. - 23e hid
- Zii- asked. August - "a bid. - 24ls asked rye
nominal 0S re. tOmAd auccd "a &c ander hsht Oner;
Closed que, bat steady fair demand. but the din.
cuy m occurring fiegls restricted business carrots ior
local trade stronger under scarcity and lar demand ot,
grade -jc No " lite On track, oic. steamer quoted
40 90 HjIc and SAL at 6bdObc san Mixed May oSsfcs
bj. asked Aneust. GSl2c BID 6Jc asked oats Car
lots fairly acuye aud hnD. No Mixed - as - 10
do Ole, Rejected White 81 j-i no" " Lltc shoi -lVr-
BE-. DO track J3ac NO spot J3c. do do, 10
arrive on ack b &C. Futures quiet an1 without important
change No White Nav 62Lzc bid - &c asked june
D. &C. Did, &c asked July. 5ic bill 5a &C. asked August
t-o. Did. ~ -. asneL Plovlslons-Flmi Beef ~ amy
D., bh. 30 5Do Slf DO IacLets tI4 90 90 10 Acss.
-4 &c., Beet Hams .2j. India Mess Beet In tierces free
on botr' y ~ Dnci Beef rlG4Sl7; PorA ie,s newt
1891 ec do -. b.. fully fully cured ~ fc side
c go DO smoked 81 t9a.c shoulders pickle 81, r3@c;
~oAci ". c., Bellies pickle Ia l2l2-; do smoked,
s2 lO. do ltref, Loose rll 25asll 81. ~t.yg
FAR reru Pe9nsvIr9li creamery Extra Bic. Vest
~ . do F,fsfs g04- e: Western Extras ZOd4Zc. do
exti4s II 49, western do lie Cheese steady
viii i.oia,. ne .rrv View York Fnl Cream 1872, l4c;
sytau.a part >A.u- Jc. Go fI ~Ailns f1O1c >uzd-
Iu. unchanged. Nold-es-Frn al s. Pic loi 3u' So
r.y Al y - atit0 Feel pull Wnt.r bran ~ 750
81 3D. Petroleum du, Refined n bbls, 81 Sc 10 caes'
ilo'O oush Dais' ~ 2 ir Yl . rcI Nav,
bid "a asae August y 80 bid u - 'sasAcd corn
steady uA'Aahscu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

ST Lor1. May l4-Flour steady: Xxx q loGSi %;
Fanny s. u SIS Choice = - 52 t1ncy . 20
81 lii.gsl a., Nav, y l4e49sl IS June - l5'1
,, Is. july g l5i Aug ii l5 sept 4 lS' al ~,
~ C cash. 81 st5-tc. Nay 5-g5- &C. June;
5fln5il,r July. 5jr-c. August. fGdt1c. year oats
ami A. 1 ic casn. 1850. MAY 1880 June 81 =, Jny
RYE steady csc nd Barley quiet az % q ,Sc.
Butter duh: Dairy, ZOU2Jc. Creamery. -)G+,c oOll-
fnr.l nrm at g. 80. Wh!ssey steady at u IL. P9rs
firm: lobbiug %l9 37'2 cash; go 20 NAY ~ - 4
Tun. sr-ats unchanged Long clear 1000 Hh9it hO.
10 75c short Clear. lloOc Bacon-Long Clear lllg1es
short RID &c; short Clear, l"- go Lara h,nln@t
Receipts Folr 6oOo obs. " heat: i0Vpyo ousn:
Ratry 1000 shlpments-Flour 5000 O5.s. Wheat.
900 bush Corn $4,000 bush. oats. lOOOi Rye -
Barley. none.