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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
PRICES IN THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

CHICAGO, May 31.-A rumOr was current
tonight the report Of the Agricultural Bureau be
issued from Warrington tomorrow will predict short
age this year compared with last years wheat crop Ut
145,OOO.O0O bushels The rumor undoubtedly was 40
countabie for . ttl6 advance Of 4oasc. which took
place after the close of the call But responsible traders
put faith at all In this preence that the facts have
been allowed leak before the proper time for pub
licatiou No such efforts have been put forth
to get this spring wheat report as were
made to obtain In advance the gst Of the May winter
wheat predictions No one, 1t 10 believed got tho May
fgures The wh0 arc now tho most interested
made no attempt steal the predictions to be issued TO-
morrow. A fact which further dscredits the rumos 70
that the brokers for the New-York clique that owns
more than any one else. admit that they expect
the document show or less OF an apparent i'm
emeut It will be real they claim, but the fields
will greener than they were thirty days ago. and the
prospects the casual observer and to the unntated
will consequently De fsirer
The wheat market WAS neither weak nor strong dun.
ing the day. at times higher than It closed oa
Tuesday and ut other times lower Tne auctuatieas
were narrow the highest and lowest figures being mos
ct any time over cent apart The distant options.
August September October snd year, are tho nrmest
nucruatipg nstie even while the nearer months
weakest May on the call closed at iis,s' Jaas
= i3 July ass op ssss vs s1tsf x Sss
is that war bstweea France ANA 0erneay " NOT I'M
uroSabie There still aeems to b. mAn4uvrins
ibe purposs OF depressing prices, and Keshax ap
70 be one the mancDuverera He mas gone "shor "
rather been caught short" II Y believed, whi ca-
at lower Hgures HIS bear" raids row Simply foe
cheaply . posslbls. The Hsv-Yosk clique Y
on tho call, aud u apparently present too whenever
Louis which were bought two or three days ago anA
any bull movement for the present Tue New YorSeSs
want when they take this 81 Louis grain, 20 take at
lower and not higher nguse Tue ease ana sscrseys
their wheat llustratss better than anytslng ess "a
very great busancss Of tao grsinspecslatug puoiio
Tue se;s q sIs S xsrs ss Ts M
csiph Tor two days The shipmeata were eyer ~
bushsls. and thu eussementA oyer 10000 bG:hsss
Pre-: we're nsssr soa.y u. : 1--we SssS 49,
Tne trade little inoreasinG aIout the corn PIT -
u treat operatoss au IN shs vheat pt cnippee
sss p rsss.s ~ ,pscssor ftsss VA e
prisc hat yestefoayS hog reeelpee. 49, 49,
did not moro a1ses ~ price y yreyislsas The 49,
3. sysy Esd q lssssSs aM gig: "a s,1" sss sse =
csoss pss ssr. ssS isss csa.s psr saas -
GeUoh buying the ds.snt options, eSt We. 80
:D, r ...: sSSPs e =; ~ AZ
'e ~ sI ss.S III i sass q q sasssk 3 q wS
T.. Co have :. bee, s,o hs4ss s9EIi sss q
c css .r..s r ss,use - 100000 Sashals - Jsy 80
a;S sS, Ssss sss t:ssssss S. e: Z
IND di2Sssaces IN 10 nstsG sfssStsEa4 ~ ~
tWeea ~ s0udsaa Usueeey H. ~ 4
rsljssaas - lzsy.e:s 2, G. ssns,,es Y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
. nru1rRRER SUSTAINED.

Judge Wallace. of the United states Uircu,S
-, 1..,er,sv sustained the demurrer to the amehueu
IN =, COMPLAINT In the suit Of Drexel q Co. against
Iuise Berney The suit arises out Of the dispute aooas
the property left by Robert Berney who lived ror mans
years in Paris He left wife, Louise berney' VIM
sns CHARGED that large Of the property left py
., hu,hand had been secured by st. Jameoy whose
a,a lanes eruey, relative Of the deceased man, on
,.in.a letters test.mentary the estate or Roners
Bernsy in Montgomery County Alabama Louise hs .sms
s.,s.s from the surrogate Of New.York County IN s
stale DreIsl Co. bought soe bonds ,nar va,Ss
Tne idSs holds that bill In the present aunt must De
,~s - one 10 stsy an actonatlsw In winch tne coH
Gsaso esn fnly avail themselves Of the facts ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

:s:.: 80! !. u 81 is.EI::rl.;:
Sc $. 80; sc e: Is, - s. 9 ~
:ss ~ - ~. -; :ss1t = s a -
81 8: Z. !: Is 81 - - -: s.: { - q
H. "A ~: Is - si6 ~.
sssi sszSSi ss :. ~ II q. H.: 81: o:
VIA so ssss su : cd IL ssc5s ~
SSsh:: Eys 5000 ban Ss:ssy: ~ ~
SSs 'ak 9: 800 500: s Sss s ssSs o
,TScus1M ~ si;sis:s anss.. yn.ay. = ssew III
s s:s sos :s.N CA 4: 8 g:
ny ys ns SSs I.1s' 1sa !rsN @. sun 3
i 4; Is. go e. e. 800, sas ~ Ia
stss; arm %ii ss:;s :s:aJ < s. s;3
s:Sy cd M:sss q: ssG i, =
s s9tsS e.: Sss
4sS SSS Ou'h' 0ss $4,000 bash Rss $4,000 Ss.S ss
81 n s5ss, g. ,d M,y s,-.,s.s an sEns sSs
sI:.., Nay a: i: ~ e. .s g S.
~. NOR "a q" :f ;s:s $ SEP xss'@ ~
5 P:ssi'qs: s.,. =: H. 90
! !gRs 10y q % s: .si s- ss: !: g.
ior ch"se &C., Chess quiet Ese, s.stsr KseiaPss.
Ss's Sooo S: w ISL ss:S:
s ss.. ::s.ss XXI sss:
w1s ss S.s 8. II Sc s ~ 5..s g i NJ
y u = Ssss s q :. 81 =;
q. ~, Sa,; ~ ~ g.. IS;
Rye nr%oS a. sic Sa sarisy o 1nas q SSsSs
Butter steady DAIRY. 70 125c. Cresmery i6S3oe Chr.
meal Quiet st ~ So whtsksY steady q IL jPseg
10 4oc short Clear I665c Bacon-Long Clear ie0Oc.
sss 1885, s ST. 5000 ''s ss:s
Corn. 100 600 bnsh. OatA $4,000 bush. RyA l,000,
Barley. lOOO shipments Flour. 5000 bblA: WhoasS
1900 BUSH Corn. $4,000 bush; Data -, Rve -s
Bscy mona Tho above receipts and shpmsnts Tor two
,TGLEDo My s,-yae.s easy No; Red White. ss.h.
A 81 2is ,ssspts%Oss 50 8s.cess g As:
S SS sas q ss x ~
1isc. At Il. cIo.sewSe.s .eaisr; No. Red winss:
j ssD:s%Ssr Isp e. ia "a o JOB d s:
year. 81 lSS- Corn weaker; No caSh 6Sc BAD Junss
6Shc.; July 69hc bid August Gle. Old Oats autsts
No 2Juiy 81 &c bid Recs,p-WhesS 330Ov bush; Ger,
$1,000 bush Osta 1000 bush shipments Wheat A0o0s
Corn. 5000 bush.; Oata, 1000 bush. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
vLOSfN6 PRICES Or BOSrOy STOOKx
BOSTON, THURSDAY. MAY 81. 1881
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
f.,,dsLbIJ1It OAItt % u VIZ
THURSDAY, May 3I--r. N.

THURSDAY, May 31-r. N.
So far as the stock soecuat ia concerned, to-
day was only little less Of holiday than yeser day.
The total recorded business in stocks amounts only
TO l29 400 shares, and the transactions that were
not the result of matched orders probably aggregate
lit,le moro than half Of tho number OF shares re-
corded. -Four stocks contributed to tho days total
81. 600 shares: Delaware, Lackawanna and West-
ern, 1890; Union Pacific. 1890: 81. Paul, H.
600 and Central OF New-JcrScy, IL 800 shares.
Only one other stock lst. Paul and Manitoba s,4OO
sharss recorded transactions amounting to much
ss 5000 shares. The market opened fat and very
dull But following that there was . little "boom
OF A0i2 per cent which was entirely engineered
by three or four board room traders At the ad-
vsnce free orders 70 sell were encountered and 40.
other dull period, extending to near the closing
hour. accompanied by general decline In prices to
below the opening figures. followed. In the last
half hour Of business the movement of the morning
was repeated and with such success
that the closing prices generally we're
from L to / pcr cent higher than on Tuesday.
Northwestern. Michigan Central and Jersey Con-
trail respectively are lie 1as and liz highsr OF
the four active stocks ofhsr than Central Of Now
jersey the advances arc {: Delaware. Lsckswanna
and Western. \; st. Paul, p; and Union Pacific,
I per cent-thc latter on the announcement that
Tho Union Pacific Director. one weak earlier than
usual. had declared tho regular quarterly dividend
of Ia per cent for the quarter to end juno so. st.
Paul and Manitoba stock was exceptionally weak,
cad declined from ll9 70 18Th: lister u recovered
- ll6t. Ths salss Of Pacific Mail amounted to
100 shares ~ ~ the Last quotation was 4I042
Government bonds were excessively dull, but the
prices were about steady aftsr decline Of Il in the
ba1dm0 to- tho H. Annexed ars the closing quota
r0mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

Se7s dsslinsd - e00oS1G AtR ts-nsuow u0s
II IL Ek,s "t1ndsA d" win essss - exist, %
xathsr vf1 beesms seoosd osnsol e.. making ths
aegTeeste amount Of bonds bearing pee cont inter
ct and secured BY the second consolidated mort
pge, -. 6o7, 400. Central Of New-Jmsoy incomes
fose 10 80 on small sales. Canada Southern hzsts
weTe i higher ct 06as Nev-Yofk. Chicago snd
81 Louis first gold g, carrying per cent interest
due to-nonow, were firm ss 100ls@103h.
West Shore and Buffalo "a sitter
Q recovery to 1888. declined 70 $50
7Sls New-York Central debenture 30 sold at 103is
01O3L; New-York. Lackawanna and Western
first 8s at III; Norfolk and Western general mort
cages at 1O101O1l. and Buffalo, New-York and
Philadelphia ss at 1O2A01O2. Richmond and
Danvile debentures fell 1 per cent to &c. Atlantic
and Pacific incomes were dealt in between $3.50
35ls and closed at the highest figures. Texas and
Pacific incomes were per cent lower at 63A0
63I2
The sub-Trsasury statement for TO-DAY shows
gain of $50, O79 made up by gains OF .286 cur
ency, and S21, 8l3 coin. The days transactions
covered: Receipts, 81 ,03s, s41; paymente 1885,
1872; currency balance, $7,6l6, 8O7; coin balance.
$ll3, 1856. Money ruled easy ut 2l2G per cent
for call loans at the Stock Exchange, and the do
mestic exchanges on New York AZ ast reported.
The following is the monthly statement of receipts
and disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States New-York. for the month OF May
1883:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

Petroleum brokers were kept busy yesterday in
s1ecgtlnE order: at tas Two Pstroissm Eachanses
ous dealers during the entire business session. In
Newst. the crowd that watches tho Oil City prices
in front Of the rear entrance Of tho NswYork Mn
ing Stock and National Petroleum Exchange, wss
larger than usual, and she outside gambling on the
buctuatiOns reached considerable proportions.
Over 5000. 900 barrels were traded IN ct the Ex-
changes and much excitement WAS caused among
the brokers whom tho lony-promisod figures Of
was throngod with oil mon In tho evening, who
made contracts to close their accounts on the days
business downtown or 10 the hope OF bettsring
themselves upon the fluctuations 1t tho Exchanges
fI-Ax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
4 DESPERATE AANS BLOODY WORG.

SAL1pA, Col, May Blast evening two
drunken miners having raised disturbance, City Mar
shal Baxter stpgey started to arrest them One Of them
attacked the Marshal with knife when the later shot
and killed him. The other miner. Thomas Mnemeyer,
shot Marshal stingley, Deputy Marshal James H. Ba-
urst and Thomas D. Canon after which he started for
the noun tains with party Of citizens IN pursuit. BE-
fore he captured, he shot ana killed william H.
Brown one Of the pursuers At the present writing the
dead arc Brown, Evans and Canon. deputy Marshal
Bathurst dying and Marshal sungley is In critical
AOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
TIE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSEMBLY.

OCEAN GROVE. May 31.-The National Edu-
cation Assembly for 1883 viii meet here on August g.
Among those who will speak or contribute papers are
General Eaton, Of Warrington; Frederick Douglas
Judge Tourgee, United States Senator Blair Bshops
Simpson, Warren and Wiley Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church: Bshops Cox futile and Whipple Of toe Prot
estant Episcopal Church; General c. b. Fisk and Dr.
G. u. Fowler. If New,York D. Herrick Jonpson1 OF
Warren OF the Boston University, and Governor Patti
Of P0unaYlYanlR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
co,,Rr CALENDARstJUNE 1.

s,,,xnx r-CaAxBslsBefor Dononua J-Nos' o ~
az ~ ~ AZ iOs 1886 1885, l98 27 247 ISL 20l 2s3 1S6
0 Ssh s42 SA9 $751; 49, 800. soo' SOL 800 ''' '''
So Sns SVS CoUsr-GRNBRAL TIRM-Before paMs fJ'
a1sy and PAMELA JJ-Nos g. 81. - 62r o. W. 400
lag 1855 .. r..x p.,or. Nanomher l.
NSn,srxs CoueT-CiRcvfT-PAk If-Beore Larremore j.
No day calendar. No a.v ca,erdar
siSsooATEs COURr-Before Rollins S-Conteseo Will u
sises Stokes at III q m $780, ,.,... o,nornan T.
No day calendar: =, c...o, cohv oft Pea
Doy-No day calendar n.r q Da,v L.
COMMON PLEAs-SfRCiAL TkhA-botors' % - N-S'
No DAY calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
INDIANS INSPECT A SCHOOL.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CARLISLE, May 31.-Colonel Hunt, OF the
Kiowa aud Comapche Agency. with Interpreter ~ooc.
ward and Big Hoe, Sun Boy and White Wolf. OF MS
agency are visiting the Indian TaDing School at this
plsce These chiefs have children at the school, and
express themselves highly grated with the prokress
they are mak1ne. Two OF these, Big Hoo and white
we'll we're formerly among the worst enemies OF OWL
Station in the and their acceptance OF educa-
tion for their children IL small gain TO progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

Future. declined -, point. bs. with better demsns At
!sias.,'1 SSssf }ay
p:s.nS.
sps
a1:r os
FIoURAND MEAL~sLoyR- R about steady with
% g.
Sn = o Ss snpss. sss sS ss
/: s$ 81 ssss ~ Ts;:;
Sas.i n'ss raa
e. 81 s.i ss western: ss s..
ono lss.. . 5000 sses: ! % %.
sMtur.. ssSss 60 ssSsIs sssss Is Ss..:Ss 5os
9 YER. :. t.f
s: aY s 1 s'i5. s
ss g. 70 ooGs EFT AZ es 3D. Ss''s
E1t . g %
% g e. ,s s: SSS sG: q No" FRO
uni, an:s,si.a ,Sps.nE 49,.
sissss -? wi sss .ssI' csssI M No H -.
npqss s: H.: e 81 1. Z sr Il.
ii 2idsi q aiOsi. Steamer 80 SMte s2ei
Ssiis IL ies @,s ' White q raj sss!
Gates NO. Red seller May. 81 y2tl closing u 22h
luna 81 22aasl 23a closnG 81 22sJ July. 81 "a 10
81 26a closing 81 Wi AntaA 81 2dLasl NN CLOSING
october 81 a9atl 500. closlnx q %,s. RYE-Dul
market scarcely nrm with more favorable crop
accounts shippers iacinedto hold od Western 72s7ic;
Canada and state c ear lots and boat loads sales
bush Inferior Western, ~ RLEY- Dull and
nominal BARLEY MALr-Quiet; Two kowed state,
y 10 coRS-Msrtet opened $50 better subsequently
fairly active export AMI moderate home trade demand
xood account szleS ll-4.0OO buAh
,u,s 10 OOG bush cssh including ngraded Mixed Jula
o.. NC; 3 o4c.. steamer MIod- 81 e639c In ele
ystor aB5c. deveted No. = o6 dG5 In elevator.
60 soshc aeiveIed Yellow southern 7os on doet IN
closing 6oc. June. e5do51r closing 6jc; July. s6Ls
~. closing 61Ac August, o. otT &C., closing 81 &c;
septembrr osI Ssac ciosinx .OATs-Cash lots
have vanced sel options Without dscied chance
closing dull 76OoO bush. Including 49, 900 bush.
in opt,oes. No: Mixed ishc: No: q ISt aide: 50.
quoted acc. No White. BOD 81 i;c No. 81 ej2c; No.
qnoted $50; MIcd westeru. Ahfstsc; No. ChicsEo.
wsits stats. 5sseoci No. 2 aiIsd seller June $3.50
lse. closins +oAc:, July. tGSs.e7s, closing 46Sc.;
August 4Jc. closing SJc; September 39a~ S<0c, clos
ING toc..-PEED- Market rather steady 40 ZOE
1gsc 70 %. I21e75c.; 80 %. !oc4 lOO u. DOC 1S %
shsrpa. 81 Ossi 10; hye Feed 9sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

BOSTON, May 31.-LAst night officers were
summoned 70 No. 2l8 N0rth-st. where they found Bar
thoomew Neaon who had ent his throat and was bleed
ing profusely. He had attempted suicide He will
cover. This morning the desd body Of Eealons wife
was oana In their apartmeDts, No PA N0rihst. She
had evidently been attacked BY her husband at of
drunken passion Nealon then went TO his fathers
house, whore he attempted suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
THE COURTS
/. umcxENr AGAINST Mr.. BOUCICAuLT.

-. pur.sell In 1873 gave Q mortgage
- p,sr. o., foe $4,000, On tAe property ~
1870 ana twenty 1econdst, IL uoesy - b ussd
1870 theatre. The payment Of tAs money vs.
-. .u.rautesd BY Dion Boueisanit The mortgage I'd
-. - forccloseA end the property bought IN TOR
20 go by Michael ana EredaEiek Gross, who aaser
~.,d refused to complete the purchase ON account OF
80 ALLEGED defect In the title In 1875 the properly
~, resold and bid in BY Riggs Co. for Slo0oo eo%e
time ago Riggs Go. entered Judgment " aois..
.~.,ns Mr. Boueesult for $4,000. the amount OF tho
aeciency on the mortgage aud interest and the COST
litigation. Mr. Boucicault moved few weeks s9o ~
have the Judgment against him set aside Justice an
yesteriay decided that the motion must DC
Se FOR the deficiency a. taoy varied the sem oross
on the second sale and thus caused ne cency 70 the
the terms Of sale had been the same on
sales he plaintiffs having ~ sae nnst snst the
Sos hal usfly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
FATAL ENCOUNTERS IN TEXAS.

ST. LOUIS, May 31.-A dispatch from Kiilen,
Texas says that in personal encounter there on Tues
day night between DR.. Renho. prominent physician,
and R. J. Mcdowell leading merchant the latter was
killed and the former seriously wounded.
Another dispatch says that when tho train en- the
Texas Pacific Railroad reached Bairds Station on Tues
dsy night J. w. Mobley agent Of the Texas Express
Company, and John Reeves, . passenger, got INTO
heaed dSpute and the latter shot ana Killed Tue
bystander Que Davenport Was seriously wounded "
one OF the sbOts dred In the ARRAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YokK. Mar 81,

NEw-YoRk Nay 81.
The monthly report Of the development work
in the oil regions for Nav favorable Although the
numoer of wells completed shows increase Of 81, the
new production declined 1,0al barrels from April ana
the average per well was l47s barrels, against n IL
barrels In April Tho average each month this year hes
been: January, 22ia: February, Is Is March, % 16;
April, 81 l3 May 147s barrels There 10 shown In May
q decrease from April Of IL in the number Of wells
drilling and of SO In tue number Of rigs up and building
The figures since the first Of the year annexed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
CLOSIH0 PRICES or CALIFORNIA 8TOcK4
San FRAscisco. ThursAay, NAY 81, 1889.
Bullion valued at $35, 900 WAS received IN this
city yesterday from thu mines.

Bullion valued at $35, 600 was received IN this
city yesterday from the nincs
Father do slnet supe1ntendents report for week
ending Nay ~ shows: Orc extracted from frst
level 500 tons; second level 300 tons; third
levei, 200 tons ore nnllod I, 100 tons. From the
18th to the list there was . partial suspension OF
the working of the mill in consequence of high
water. Golden Gate north header Is In LII feet.
The vice-presideut Of the Sampson Mining Com
pAny reports that 81 tons Of second class from
the companv's mins wcre sold at Salt Lake CITY on
May ~ &C 81 per ton. and that two cars Of first
clsss orc werc TO have been shipped nom tho mine
on Monday last. Reports from the NINE state that
incline. had opened INTO three feet OF solid ore,
AvssaSnG % ounces silver psr ton and 50 peg esnt
lad aud that tho west drlft in one foot Of rs:
oiss1 orc running 100 ounces silver per ton aad ~
psr cant Lad. Ths now sasft 10 down 90 feet and
Il to be connected with the vein Ut . depth Of 200
feet BY the hrst Of August Eexk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
NURDER OR SUICIDE IN PRISON.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May 31.-John Anderson,
opeyear convict from Chcsxo sroused the guard Of the
prison here last night w succession Of stricken
yells. When his cell was reached the found
cluchng the bars Of the the last agouies Of
ceah, his throat being frgbtfully eu while bis right
hand was bieeding from shnifs- wound aiS ceilmate
Nicaae Mooney. 10 suspected Of the name murder but
he Asserts that AndrIsop committed suiclde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
rae CARLTON MURDkRERs CASE.

BOsroN, May 31.-A dispatch from Digby. N.
o. sys there 10 prospect Of contest over the extra
aitton Of Roger Amero the alleged murderer of Mrs.
Carlton Of WATERFOWL. Msss The term Of fifteen days
empires today but kh unlikely that the prisoner win
- turned over on account Of the bsbeas corpus which
AJuerp entitled TO aek Judge eavaxy 10 charged With
1anng serpng the prisoners relesso ans with
e4gepe sks epsi0a hat Amsrv should DO discharged
MoeGSas9 II ~ NIeCnkty Of the commitment and
1e4g Nv pelnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May

NEW-YORK. ThurBd4y, May 81, 1858
AsHESLQniet and unchanged.
COFFEE-spst grades quiet tho spot fair
quoted &C. good There sales spot
FGI deysry sss. 70 go bags ssad g. JaE 3GS
17.(6; November, 785a7BO; December. 1891 10. Mild
grades steady and que sales $50 bags st. Domingo and
$50 bags MsracaibO. private terms
Cotton :c lower and du sales loe bales
time last week $685. last 26l since september
l. 1873 bales corresponding porod Last season, 46l957
bales Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
EuROPEAS xARKErA
HINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. May ST. y.
Mining stocks to-day wero duh. The Comstocks
contributed an unusually large proportion Of the
total business, but at recedng prices.
ALEy IT rHE NININ0 RHOHAN0R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

- 49, Tansasss were higher; O. up to
4 0Spmlsss 70 40. The quotations for The
S61o Wse 1swse. Ths trsasactssus Ia
fn6e1 sAlss a Pask at le7 and
- md uisssllsneoss bonds
u mpsisl ihtssess; fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

Since Tuesday news has been received from the oil
fields encouraging to tho bears." Tne Stewart Wall
No q OF the Cooper tract opened with 24O barrels
flowing in the arst seventeen hous, the position Of the
cares an extension Of the new producing Tho
WEIGH No made $50 barrels In the nrst twent y-four
hours but later accounts put the rate at fifteen barrels
hour: The 0rsndia No. 10 estimated TO DO
equal 100 barrels day. Other wells In the Cooper
tract are expected In soon.
The petroleum market to-day was rampsntly "buish."
fr NJ beginning TO end News not sought every
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