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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13


The special feature of tO-day's stock speculation
was the general weakness that was exhibited de-
spite the evident strenuous efforts that made
to sustain it, The loan market was so manipulated
that almost everything on the list for which
there was any borrowing demand was
made TO loan at premium of from
I-e4 to Sc per cent; there was promiscuous buy
ing of stocks under the rule" because OF defaults
IN deliveries and an unusually large issue Of tissue
dispatches and reports that were rose-colored
about the condition of the iron and coal trade and
the harmonious relations of the trunk line railways
The amounted good news that was given out by the
Wall Street news agencies was sufficient 10 estaD-
lish and should have established material ad-
vasce in values, IL some one had not taken adVan-
tage of the market thus created TO unload con-
siderable long line Of stocks Despite the fact that
pneOu of every ten operators entered the board this
morning believing IN higher range Of valhes-in
substantial rally-the opening prices generally were
from d 10 u lower than Saturdays last figures.
During the carly hours the market was feverish,
and there were numerous violent fluctuations a
good deal of noise on a rally Of per cent-while
distressing stiffness was the accompaniment Of the
following quick decline. Later special weakness
was developed IN the old grangers, and the
final figures show material declines, al
though the final rally covers reactions Of to II
per cent The coal stocks specially favored by
sustaining orders, bat the supply Of stock was sul
Gent to overcome that and to record declines from
SATURDAYS figures. Union Pacific sold up 10
g. but it later declined to 40, and ended
1T 49l4. The trunk hne shares were dull
but they ruled weak even IL the absence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

HAY AND sTRAwrho supply Of both Hay and tr1E t +
good demand Quotations are HayT'motny No !, Pc.
s s4c. No o. oseoc ost 5os5oe. ...,o.
herr S ao .pS. n Do very large
sae; .Gs a1 te S Gi' 05 Choee - 5e Good to Prime
d . 3Sc, Low to Far 10 0c Yearlings. l1@ZVei GAIL
'M,FfHrkIs-0a Change No Iron steady 100 tons
5 ds6ateh denies bat dealers need Of
l5Ou0 ions d 7pegiriseu Iron TN dnli FA''S '''S
MSLAssEs-Q Quiet and unchanged New-orieans 55G57ci
CH4vGL ' sToRE.s-sp. Turpentne quet and
s'e-9y & Sd AID as @ Fss Rosia T i r other grades
dull 7trsinod - tooa sor - a- "a igIaast Is
K s, 5Oqs36li N 3l2qi n IS 62lai O. - '-2@
Observation-Disclosures continued, vary tI.l trafng
Shippers only Tor small ols and inquiry iI I'm
ber' i meA FTees rue geneIS oiS Ms,. spot AZ 81
Family Ns, 81 2Sos9 eiee Bach sl' S. ~ *
no "a .,r-e ~y Extra inds Mes, al s3Oss2si Extra
Mess So 50 Packet s. barrels and 81 % Y qeiesi
Pa,e ne- 81 AIS tlmiy $ as b[,lf iia -
80 So oT Vest, IN delivery 50 go-4 % Is qnoiedCL
NJ "a T. aify .teady "a e 900 smoking Bellies &c
10y CO % so5 P,eE - Shoulder. -c , Pcked
Ham 4 &c s,Slea ae 7i = s,eFcs Hans Ii Ia
Il &c, snoked shoulders st smoked Hams lSS 9s
York quoted At s'.e ior western delysy Lons r. .r
s.,c a. ,ea5 &C aies D. ooASs , ~ i1o's Scrsls
demand 14y decay 70 -4t e
Ill ne " net.
of,pus declined points the on set ruling dut anu
easy during most he icy esvtng on steady 4 -aae oyer
TIME from shippers sales Too - western
steam. for export do. SATURDAY 'A
nor 6tG- DO, 20 tcs 20 prrssers -Iao lcs ~
a. closing e.f-c.f 500 fcs June sd s5ec clos
In a-o-c. +ul0 cs. July jIao IOe closing - g.
700 tcs. August 2i closing oooHS e.. -" zen
Der c.0lug .as7tc CITY steam over and ~ niodeiste
6rr,ano saes rs tcs. Refined quoted ioc. con
tiuG1f s. south American. TIER, Gu ~
LGr~-W.;l Out 4ui Ort-ut change
RTC F. Quct steady AID unchanged So.
sTkARIYE-F frIl anu ~ moderate demand. SAFES late
-ailriY 10000 al a.. quoted to-day at9'ac oleomaF
gHT1ne -tear1ue. I -. -. d..
sTGAR-Raw dull and rather the spot: tslr te
nnlng &C. sales hhds Trinidad 40 hhds Mar n
lCue &c - AAGs MOasses &C.. 100 hhds. Alsca.au1
SIC. 500 Pernsmbuco &c, ship, and bNu oa-
do part options very qnie bn A1soav A9
closed steady Refined the spot -.1sed weak DIslt9
"a. 10. Cat Loaf 5e Cubes. va &c Po"dereu
- &c, GIanl@ted l-lbc >taaGard A. 0asc eOA4st
10 .ers' a. - Aonid = DE s"o 80
81 q 2c.. Yelsw. jQ5l4c , -.
TALLow-Quiet steadily held. Prime city qnoed 81
6 l3-l6c. SAFES. 100 OO0 u at 3 lB-l6G8 &C. an,
TEA-Dul and nominal Japan transferable notices --ei
Black DO 2so son
TOBAc- sium Lnss dun and easier sales Jnae 100
hhds l5- o. Jay o hhds 1t TO-, AMI 20 mas ~
&c. October p hhaS al sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

s sts9c Gsad oraarv o.. Mdding II 3l6
Futures closed to points higher after light rae s
II 9 Ia9S Ii7o; July. slIso AqFi.t H - 81.
November Ssa sios6 December Oea Ose lamar
ii6 al l6{ February; IlI-9lll4 Market closing ntai
Flour AND MEAL-TLoUR-Four market very dg NIL
obbng confined mainly to small parcel . 'Cr for OK
wants 9ae. 9e co. SSs q WIFI 1r az DD 20 500 b6s
Rs 81 oS % low ST sg Tads a At IS oass Is mainly
So gQas3 59 600 53s supeTias. eeo bbIS wnr-r
Wheat Extra manly Ftn,n s lne ss IS latter
Quotations tine ~ 20 Far 2' ETts State g 5oaS -
Good 10 Fancy DO 81 qs6; Common 20 Good Extra We.t
eT 10 - Fair 2ra Ohio g 60asS 6 Good 2oas5 !O
Good choice So 55ase Common Extra An n
= so: strnsht - 5 Patent 8 to9s6 So BsSfrs
- aas 20 Far to Good - as %; Good n Very
90 99 56 cpy Mi Frtr iof Indies SO 2O south
American o ass 80 MARKET eios 45s. f i15 i6l.
iScnaai Common to Good Extra q S. oss4 Good
70 Snolee a M s 300 bbs supsffne 80 5oass o aer
fp c 1fInL CORN MEAL-DG Yellow western. -
So 40; BRANDY wine. So 30 as -.
eRAIN-wH EArNarEet unsettled and rresnaT 9Ren;
ins 'fa"e stc5Ty sr De above TIE nsi prices.
very limited trade ior export and Giy M XXI doe busb
future 10000 bush cash 1e adns 10 o., Shicsss Red
ssc: No Red ~ 0I n 1 nj Z in elevator No Red
= "a - ,raded Thite DC. No Req seller May 81 o9l4
~ o. closing . ON 90 Jqne closing slo, do &ag
ust 81 03Adsi - closing 81 o. 90 eep an ~
= o. Closing at 81 RY E-Narket heavy aud low er
western 6,ad72c the inside prce 20 arrive cost feglt
sud insurance; Canada % 2 "a 20. state f1-g9 G
sales bush. STATE At delivered and 459 ~ uTTIy
last bush Canada. 75c IN bond -- bA hLE W.
prices without dc ded change sales geo uash 40
-. co RIM unsettled, opening l. % hl-hei -.
sequenty the advance ami declined oU-ic ciD,Is
steady al az The de prices very nodtta
business export and home and fl active ua
on snecuattve .ceount sales I28 900 bush. future
660l bush. cash, including Unsraded Mixed 81 o. g.
No 69a6tc. steamer M!Ied, 5l' g6.c IN eleya9i o.
q Siic delivered; No . Csc IN elevator Old No 2
6sltc in store High Mixed Gc.' yellow, sc in tore
White & oq4-c. 80. Mixed seller May, go CO. &c,
CLOSING g: c. June 62a d3 c CLOSING $50 40 July
81 -45Jc closing 90 -; do August DO 0Ooc coalu
6jlc do september, 66c closing e6c-.i.OAI - i 81
IA he lower options opened 20 D..tei, sue,
0euty o-f "a advance declined trne closing sltu'
ata shade inside prices sales 2eO 600 Dsh tte'
$4,000 bush cash including No Mixed al tc" NO. :,
8sc In store -. ELEVATOR No quoted Al 81 ci o. .
White slci No =, 4" dizl4c; No l quoted 4oci M1ei
Western 3s939ci White do. 42a46c; White etate, -
d4Bo. Mixed seier NAV. 81'tg Sc CLOSING . g
do June &C. closing 3Si4c., do uy % 'te
closing 81 &C F1ED-AbOut steady with 4gnt supply
and moderate trade. -, . - ga.
stocks in NewYorE. Brooklyn and Jersey CITY
grain warehouses; held Railway Lighters on Ger
uhcate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
FOR PLYER PUNCHES FOR
4 POSTAL NOTES
80 49, - p, y. -

WAsHINGTON. D. c.. April u, lcs4 }
Sealed proposals VIII be received al this De2artsnt snI
% eiOcE noOn saturday the seventeenth DAY or SaJ
Iss. or furnishing Loo Pyer Punches Tor pos n-es 20
be delivered his Department OF before me -1eehth
day D., June 1881 ,.,s-- ...,
punches 10 De furnished the successful bidder must
1rp IN every spect the sample which may De .ern
aud examined Once Of the Superintendent d t3s
order system Post once Department MatlhS on
y i ar ar the m0uev.order Offices u New YORK y, tb%
de.phla Penn Chicago Ill. and Boston. Mass . .-...
nro,o.as are made in accordance WIN we pf-o
forms and pecincatious which VIII be furnished on appns
on bV letter 70 Tie superintendent o. TIE NOneyO1ct
system Post Ohce Department. washington d - 20
vrbori their proposals mAAS1
ouf me enveloDe. Proposals for Punch~sF
efb ay or Nav "a the right being reserved - eeet
any all Of them a. % c,vsu,~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARXE r..


BALTIMORE May l2-COttoa steady Niddli1E ~ &c,
super 81 008S3 so, 40 Extra 81 u 9Si o. 90
50 80 city Mills Supur s. OO@ 81 oO 10 q "a
do Superlatvs Patent. 81 O0 Nhe&t-solAeIh dupssti
Western lower and moderately lctlNe .rrianS'
s. iO0sl j. do Amber. 81 l26Sl ID NO M%IyishS,
81 IA as 10 No. Western Winter Hed SPOT - ~ 20
az! O2as August - J2aSl ~ Corh-SOu.einN l'tta
good demand Western iowor and lu-- SoutHe4n YtS
9, q I0ci DO Yellow 50GSJc. Western Med spo| Az
bd. Nay 5Ba40oOc, Juno, jS9 oucl Js ~ sna
gust. 63c steady and quiet southern a. Ssse ~
syvsnla, tOG43c; Western White A. 9+oc' 40 80
.OcI Rye 9uls ana -teAdy Al % &c van-a ana
Maryland. SIS 0oasl7 90 Provisions laIe -a ' pn
Meats shoulders and Clear RID SIDES paced %S Has
"a -1slS tc Lar-RsnRed -. Zoe BulIoi 1880 ., 80
Packed lOd22ej Creamery % al O. Eye 80 81 Stai.r
l. ~ cofee duih Rio clrgoes Ordinary 20 ON, mi reaned
ga aeac. Copp-r-Rofned luiet AZ 4c Nnlsky sle-a y
81 1aaSl 10 other articles unchanged FrcghIs W
pool per steamer fnl, Cotton lloAd FouI 81 49,
ID nsoeIptB-FlOuI 8 bbis Wheat 5000 0usAi ON
10000 5000 BUSH Rye 1000 push 7sip
m-ntsWheat 68 900 baAh.i Corn 10 900 onsh re 4"V0
bush sales--Wheat 100000 bush. Corn. eooOu Oueh
BOSTON, Mas May l2-Flour very dul aud 9nqhan co.
suDernne, 81 7SGsS Jh Common extras - - 80 ~
Patent Winter Wheafs 81 - 0so 81 Corn run
SO 9D7c. Mixed - g95+c No oraHe %
oats strong No White teei 80 5e M1 nT,S Al So
PruVisOns slow. Prime Pork. slb ou Ness "a o.
s. 50ssl3 Plate tlJ DJDs5 81 Family aud 1uA rAS
$50 Lard-sass AZ - 10 Hams-S%ies 10 5-5as n
butter Gu Fresh maAa 25o Cheese du oOOd 10 Lhooe -
dI5c. Eggs Grm fresh Eastern. loAc heoelpls-f
93OO bbsI $500 Aackz Corn. 10000 Ouahi OAts 'AV'o
saShi shorts 300 tusa
cMcIysA1 May l3Foar Dun and arsSPlas' NJ saT Rss
cash 81 1SssI or reosipts 500 bush shipments -,
bush. Corn far demand and nrner 40 Mixed, 80
SOC oss easier no. Mixed, SoTsS'e Hs an'' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
4 FIGHT IN The WHEAT MARKET.
THE NEWS OF THE WABASH RECEIvERsHIP TOO
MUCH FOR THE BULLS"
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSgI

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSRl
CHICAGO, May 12-At the close to-day on
Change Ream doing his best support the wheat
market, but was not able 70 stem the panic Of little
holders VINO were on the run" The May option had
opened at 80 cents and the July Ola The OF the
Wabash receivership and the runor (which however
ridiculous had force that the Standard on Com
pany IN trouble, after IL o'clock broke prices AL 70
pieces Up that hour they had been hrm and advano
ing.
cables were again non committal but these
counted for nothing. There at the start
little wheat and less Wheat opened at 9lA
cents for June and 92s for July advance satur
days close The feeling az the start was strong June
kept climbing up until IL gong at 6l2s cents, and
July until bid for 935 ceas AL the "oeartsh"
influence counted for nothing against the theory
tina, "BM" Young had July wheat
"coopered" and backed by no less
2 parsonage than Alexander Mitchell. This was the
state Of ars until the news and rumoF' began 10 10"
Corn is the only thing that stood up The only reason
were snal and shipments large. The present break
"a regarded with oOmpOsure by the By bulls"
b., "' v aii" seV York D' prices here should
decne They stu take up the Milwaukee wheat deal.
boWsver and declare themselves confident Last week
William Young were demOnstratlve sellers or June
wheat They sellers, TOO, the week before. The
raukee concern has selling June t hs Been quietly
buying July The crowd did not see this II Is Just be-
William Young" said "scalper" Of Milwaukee,
has a vast deal more wheat taan / supposed ne
mad He mas been selling June for Two or
three weeks and all the While quietly buying July BE,
of course has selling what ne dd not nave ana
think he has sold 100000 100000 bushels. Re
has now nag much July He began changing when july
and Une we're al the same price July Is now az pro
miu of cents and he has made just TINS mQch oy the
onarariOn Who ia his backerl UnquesuOn3bV Alex
Mitchell directly or indirectly, has an interest Il the
deal. ,.se,- .. -. 81,
s65s July at o. June corn at 579 cent? ana June
norS Al ST. 27la; June lard stopped al - ia Inc
feeling at the close wheat wa- depressed On INC
"eal . the market closed Is follows! FoTk' June
ST. 27ls July sl7 40 lard June SIS 32l9' July = 20
August ys So; oats. June 80 cents, July 3oLs wheat
June sc cents, July 5oos August 0O's' !e"i % >
corn May 5b3s cents, June ooos.
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proposals FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND

IEFOI :
rrarsTcvsr COR CgEEyE NRW-YCAK CITY. N y l. lN5t
SEALED PROPOSALS in trplcate subject 70 ths l,us,
coudi-,ous this ONCE until IL o0~ b1op
" Nav 3D. which tiue and place my ~ re "a eni
u presence bidders FOR furnishing sni ui 10,
New AOrB CIV, " letts Fosnts
H. and Davids Island y. Y. H. during The nss year
erGcng June 0 $50 ---,-.. 49,. -. al ,xr
Tse Govermnt the right 20 reec ay o. az pro
poss accept may be most advantageous u 'Ds 10
par ment. . 1910. -. .o-,os,,o ,-o6,c-
on AND manufacture conditions OF price ana qaAy icing
eqna and preference given 70 articles OF american tr
dhctn produced or the PpciIe coast ING
consumption required oy the puDHe Ssf'So
Biank. information to bidding &C. VIII ee iur
n!sIeG By Jsis 0tce Application o.. 49,. 81. 49,.
ais Cor Fuel Forage and straw, aud De- u e IN
dersigned , -, "a y, ~ ~ !, - -. - r =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEspot RIO dull AZ lG,'e for Fair ~ 51 bs@s,
stock visible Z :, supply, lOt-
Including g5 IN first hands, Options
but quiet closed barely steady SAFES LaVO ss 10
July and August 500 s75, September s1Sas - OSc
her 4 2O0SeSbi November S90d9gOi and DecemDet,
sS5as90 Mld grades steady hut quiet SAFES 'Oo oAss
C0TTO N-Spot Cotton quiet steady and unchangeoda
saeq - bales for consumption. Delivered on contracts
hales REGENTS AT the ports to-day, -25 bales against
ID this day week. anu $3.50 last year since
Der l. 4-2- 81 bales. against 5,6sS5l during INT s1H
aa5tations according American Classification ara
slll.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoNNfssARr
or SUBSISTENCE,
Corner GREEN AMI HOUSTON SIS.
- NnnR \ y MIL ~ .-al.

INV YORK Cltl, y Z. Apru 70 -: -
Proposals., IN IL. PlICAIE- SUBJECT 70 ths
nsua conditions this advertisement Attached
will be received occ until y o'clock noon on InuIs
hav and place they ca
in me ures-nce bidders furnishing the tresh oret re-
onred Nv the subsistence partment {, = A. Sew totk
6-ty during ~ Twelve months commencing July - -
Proposal. accompanied by guarantee signed ~
rv,o r.uu b ,ersJus the guaMnt1rs Isy IN The sum
Of $500 ncoDosal accom- panied BY such zuaEAnes
gll not be considered .-..
Prnuoal. aust be enclosed sealed envelopes ma-k"d
Proposals iOr Fresh b-eL and addressed y" 'Ns NN
signed o.. . ,,.. ,..,,,- q,
,ses M vpenGs Ste sau he obtained application 70 thf
5re The the night u REJECT any Oh II
bids 80 , s,,,rr ,t..o..,. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
- 100 NARKErs-sY rELEaRAPF.

CHICAGO Nay y m DroUers' Journal reports HogsRs
oepts L. head. shipments. 600 aeall mafAet IN
ana aCtvc Rough PacSiug, - ~ . So rae ~
shipping, So ZJ Light s. 4OUaJ 90 Sk-ps s4OO
14,,j. s,e,,+s ,oe head. sbpuan-s 900 head:
kat acrve and hruer. Exports. 81 4UG.6 90 GOOD %
40 90. -,
shslp-Receipjs. 100 shipments, 2oo market DISK
Inferior ~ Far. a - S. so. Medium Good -
- % Choice ~ Extra - OOus1 rs LAMBS. 50 40 $50 o.
1T LOUIS MAY .--R9gs-iower Receipts SOU heacs
shpments 5000 head Light - 4O1s) bO PACKERS - Az
g. Tbi butchers - II 80 -.
- 80 ~. Choice shippers. s. seHso so
Common Medium s. So =tucKers and Feedefs,
80 OdS5 70
shses-Receiprs 2 100 head shipments 500 head Ine'
r.or 70 fan 81 5Ts4 80; Medium Good. 81 30 1sb ~
Choice, 50 $50 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
Proposals.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT LIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. i,Zd5 Brnadway, corner rhTfy
frst.st until D. and 3Os West Twenty uris cof1er
Eighth g. Fourteen st. non square
$50 Thlri-ave corner F0rtysveuth-st Nos lil lhns-
ave -uear xfieth.st AMI al the HARLEM OFFiCE %
Third ave. corner yDIlA-st up ~
q u N q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. OF sEEvEs TO-DAY.

Good Steers solo year ago az Y "a c and
tie average a. estimated az II &C
Irce!pfs yesterday and today were ~ care y
CIV aus -lntett-f. making 8f3i He'd
aSs,r 500 lead at Monday Tr the past week
Vrre Dos head .4st week. aud - head 4ess
than the corresponding TINE last year.
no Earks- change observed IN tho selling atna on
edncsdsy @th0gEa Good -atte STe small iracion ss
the sales uIuch the SAM -
on "Wednesday adlspo-rioI TIE part Of sellers
To hold he uodi nn grades Little hrmer.
Is today ighbOny 2il carloads OF aieh
u ssrs were FxpoFt Cats L0T Mr. EAstaD and ~ al >
sYne 10 gfsrrrs fir.ct with few that came IN
eaInrday there we're 80 The market. mostly
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

III Posi- UFfIik (
WASHINGTON n c. May !, l--f. y
sealed proposals vii be eived thls Department antn
II OclOcS u on THURSDAY lisa Tor furnsA as Ia
u0ney fo the Post Department for one year IRON JAY
l. lisa -. 49,. -. ..,,,,.,as
blank proposals showing De tens ina ssss ,
together With circular relhtng 4oietos
vii No nlfTitshsa IN application u this Department
PROPOSALS should addressed % the First Asstant ost
rsed Proposals Tor Sf2tioreTY
The reserves the right to reject any 81
AL O1u' We GRESHAM
pn.f a.tsv.l .enev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YORK, May Il.
The transfer of the United Pipe Lines to the
National Transit Company, with the absence Of the
n7rres orhe for the last year, prevents compar
son from being made in stocks, certificates etc. between
April. 1854. and April. 1853 The United Pipe Lines
now hold only 447sl9 barrels OF OIL out OF which they
arc liable for 27 6Iz barrels in soeepances outstanding
and I5AO46 barrels IN credit balances the remainder
22l5o oarrels) being represented IN the surplus and
sedment account The net stock Of OF held by the Ma
tonal Transit Company March 81 l5oo.ss4 bar
res viii hereafter figure In the visible supply re-
oorted monthly by the National Company. BY
combining the accounts Of two corporations in March
when they were under the controD, We are en-
sbled TO present comparison with the monthly report
for April just published The gross stocks OF OIL arc
shown 10 have Increased April 079.739 barrels the III
crease In the net stock being s03 barrels Inc aer
figures represent the actual accumulation N 'o .sr
HE .puplv last month The figures TN barres) for the
L.. 49, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
r1-nnprAv r1SANc1AL MARKers.

,o.,ov uav - Io.3O D rn-Unted states per Cent
Bonds 35 = Aanc and Great western ElIst hortTass
rIsees' Certlhcaes SJ9 second Mortgage = Erla
second Ii New York Central II ~ iiihHis ent
/ tls Reading lSas; Mexican Ordinary SAG CanAuan
Pacific. 49Ss st Paul Common u . 49, -. -,
2.8O D. m-Pars adyces quote Ihree Fof cent hehues a.
70 francs IS centimes for the account .o-, -
48Op m-Unned states Four Per Cent Bonds l23 - 90
Four and Hall Per Bonds ll5Ni Atlantic and Great
Western First Mortgage Trustees Certilc2tes q 90
second Mortgage u rc, = s DO second ons 3s ~
York Central ll2d Illinois Central lZb's, FeuHsyl OO
Mexican Ordinary. 43 - Paul Common, 81.
D. Mar silver l9 quoted az % 10 lol PCT ounce 49,
TIE Of bullion into the Bank Of England Oh
PARIS sdvces quote Three Cent Rentos 70 francs 40
account.
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FOR STATIONERY.

WASHINGTON d. q. MAJ 2. lssij
seaed proposals Will be received AZ this Depen
menf unrn IL o'clock m rharsiay. June s. 1854 for
furnishing stationery tor the use Of First and second CAss
Pos Otnces zeal tiOm July l, lisa
BiaaE or ms 81 prsposas showing al estimated
GuauLIe required together with circular relating thereto
Will be u.mIshet IN sppllJsticn Co siis Department.
Proposals should De addressed ~ the tst Aseistsat os>
master and indorsed Proposals tor stationary
The reserves the right 70 reject sAy
W q GRESHAM
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Mort. Rivsr. Vessels and RIurosds
EEw-YoRK. May IL. 1884
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W. q. GRESHAM,
Postmaster. general
NAVY Par OFFcE.
No. 81 -TAIR.sT.

NAVY PAT OFENN 7
No 81 -TAIgsT. ,
NRw.YoRx May 10. lsst)
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
~ this once uni o'clock TIE 7,h lay q June $50
supplying quantities OF fresh beef aud vegetables
frsh bread ami baking bread may De ea0r AZ the Navy
Yard New Ork during the hsea rear ending
June 81. lss5 -. - -.
Blank iorms Of orer and2n uscessary niormsiion as e
QnaDTtes reiuircd De
applying Inspector of Povsions and Columns 81
TIE Nsw.YOrs Navy Yard. ,ThoMAs 7 CAsWELL
Pay Inspector Y. .. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

Tie cearances elsewhere were; Oh CltyI s,5k@,uOVs
aud Bradford, 6,774,000 barrels.
There was no change Ia the refined market from 81
cents
BRADFORD, Penn. May 12.-Crude OIL weakerj tot2l
Saturday and Sunday, s4slo bbs total shipments,
1888 bbs; charters 1913 5bls; clearsnces so24oo0
bhs United Pipe Line Certificates opened at 9&as and
closed at 03as; highest price, 94Ai lowest, 92a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

a moderately active business was done az the fetro-
leum Exchanges yesterday, but the fluctuations were
narrow and no feature OF importance was developed.
Alter dropping from s4SsSA< Genus 70 w cents 'he
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MINES AND MINING.

gALEsAr THE yEw-YORK MIyTyG EXCHANGE
NEw-YORx MAY ID 1884.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAssFERs
SYw.roRK CITY


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAssFERs
SZw.roBX CITY
63d.st So 100 ~ OF 4tb ave. 2l5x 00.5i Gideon
Fountain and wi " JOhE Davidson $4,000
suf0.ss Nc IL, N Jses Finkenstein anc VIE 70 No 80.
iPasleE vr RE e. !, 70 B Raraor - 10000
- aS and wife 20 cathsrne Bladey and another 5000
o. q Bishop 70 q 1 Guieaume ,,.-...... 1900
vel and wife to to same 1000
any 81 a TO Caroline slime -. 1900
and We TO to Mary Rollins 10000
BSro.checE '..'.. -. 1900
tn ~ and wife 70 Luxe 5000
and vile to oo JACOB PIER 5000
and vie to Hannah Pier $4,000
81 II t. A post 49,. 1900
Israel 10 -oo $4,000
to Matilda 3rouson -. 1850
lssdst d a SOS Jf shave 10 sK99 lis Chas >eid
es and VIE 70 emily Eiingwood eIeentrix.. $4,000
oO' ra ~ and wife 70 Anton Jseser '. 1850
2dsye er aSoby - John BerirSnd and another 1880
sane eo pgopei'y' 4-.1 $4,000
l4od AZ rs SIS II e o. i2th.ave 10000 /. Manhat
savings Instr n Henry Oesternng -- lA9oo
3Oths so East. Matilda French 60 a. executors - oo
20 " y flenln ..'to,,
3dave Ne 8Ze; Max K0rn 2oe0o
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REAL ESTATE.
ssw-YoEK, Monday. May ~. 1884

ESv-YoRK, Monday. May u. 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesrOom to-day;
By Loufs Mesfer.
g. story brick binding. with lot No West lSth-st
er1i tgD ,.. $1,000
5tSaye, Wn crun ge $4,000