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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ACALL FOR BONDS.

WASHINGTON May 22.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury this afternoon issued the 12sth call for the re-
deuution OF bonds The cal is for S1O,000,000 per
cent bonds under the act OF Congress approved
Jaly - 1852 and notice Is that the principal and
accrued interest will be paid at the Treasury OF the
United states on June 80 and that the interest on the
bonds will cease on that day Following are descriptions
Of the bonds S5O-Orginsl number $40 TO Original
number 4O3 both inclusive; S1O0-Orgnal 2,19o 70
rinal ru,ober 4 3s7 both inclusive; and original
her s79 20 original number 94S3, both incuslye 5000
Original number 1899 TO original number loSo, 6oth
ncIusye and original number 1887 10 original number
8 993 both inclusive: 81 .OOO-Orgina number 1879
IA original number 10 355 both inclusive and original
number 90 733 10 original number % s12 both ncusve
slOOOO-Orginal number 21.171 10 original number
22.07j both inclusive Total, %1O,OOOOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ErRnprAN PROprcE NfARKErs.

LIVERPOOL May 2-Proyso9s g. Bleoa-cunoerand Cut
-1ng NIIdtl8s ais. Odd. snort Clear Aties
44s udi Short RIBS IS oL; shoulder per cyt Beef
indian Mesa pguur Mess, S-s. POrk-Primc
Mess -3. 3D. per 1bl Prime Moss. Eastern 1855 Vest
$50 LIrdA nhrican. as ST.. Prime Western, 4 = d.
Land Jf. 4Js Jd h41s-LUlg Cut. s H.i shoulders B. =
Butter 9us. per cvt tor Uutid states. Cheese
American Choice. o. Whear-ed Western spring -. ID
ais. udi PED Winter g. 3d. OL per c-uta 81 spring
Is o.. New Western Winter "a. -'L New Mixed western
IS ut California No l. IS - 50. ST.. California 10
7s sd as d. per Genial Comm Xei Old 5s. I'd, 10
lew, j-. "a. per IT. PrOlIcc-prs OF VurDcnune,
2j-. Ddi a. London. 2is. o. per cw Refined Petrl
leum, i-d PEI g4.pn clover -eed-A merlcan Rcd 4J+
S54s cwf. IaI1~. r. Id. per cWf. ROsln-COmmOn,
IS. I'D. Pale D. lOs. 9t LnseeI OIL 2ls. a. per owl
LONDON Nay 2-Trofuce- lnseej On / is lJs I'D o.
per ton. Calcutta Linssed, 4is ID per qu1rtor Lin
seed los Refined Petroleum, 03id. I'D
per gallon. spirits Turpsn0le. 2f-. nd per Cwt
sperm OH, zG4 bSo5 per ton kosln-, ommon, ~ t,i
Ilic Gs nIIs Pr0visiorB-L7rd. AS Od. per cwr FOR
American. sugar Is. ud per cvG for Cu5a Centrt
fHg DIlrizng 952. asi 1853 3D. los. Od Tor Cuba Nus
cOYadO iaI rehnins adOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
ADMITTED 10 THE yAVA1AcADEuy

ANNAPOLIS, May 22.-The following candi-
dates have admitted the Naval Academy AZ naval
cadets Herman II. Behse, OF New-York; L. Mowbray,
Of New-YOrk; j. l. KnOerpschid, OF Wisconsin Edmund
J. Nelson OF Missouri {. l. A. Ingae, OF Alabama j.
j. Harris Of Florida; D. W. Beswick OF Michigan; n W..
L. A Brand OF Connecticut; Alfred W. Ill., u Illinois
aud A. r. Campbell, of Missouri
ANNAPOLIS, May 21.-The following candi-
dates have passed their examinations for admission 70
ste Naval Academy: Edward g. Hawks, OF New-Jersey
Oliver 0. Frick of Maryland; Curtis ID. Wilbur, OF Da-
tota; f. r. Bassett OF New-York; Paul c. shaffer, Of
Ohio; W. u. Kockersperger OF Pennsylvania; W. n
bSya, Of Florida; Edward L. Beach, OF AinsAsltA W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEWYORK May 22-BEEVES-NO fresh receipts and
consequently trade In Live Cattle Estimates ~ tomn
arrivals ~ 10 100 carloads An dctl'o hIh
market IL expected.
city Dressed Beef In iIht supply and about &c higher WIN
general sales of Decent Good at va ~ g ana L"lD
reached Prime qualify Cow Boef sold az = 92c -
shipments today $50 quarters u Beef N the Ily u V
trea Dy sherman * Gillet -. .,., .
CALNE4-Ke,eipts we're ,2lS head mainly az tOth At
making for head against LOO mead
lime The demand continues active
further advance ia Noals o aout o per
n Ordinary Choice state Neals sold al ia &c anu
Extra Jerseys were sold
IN Washington the extreme range OF bGso The
bulk Of the sales TAI Common 20 GOOD Butter
mks were wanted 81 o. ami Mixed lots a. &c
Country Dressed Calves in moderate supply and about lie
sold az o.. loo anu Prime states In
good order reached M much OF the stock was In rather
poor condition and tho ruling figures
ty sold al 20 and Dressed Butermks
atba7igc. .
li9 m az 7s.c: 2Sl do. 1873 10. AZ 2c.
Hume Mullen sOdi state Neala lb2 10. az SC % do,
1888 Ut 7.c IA do l27 u. al &c do III TO- at 6se 10 40
innarsal l12 II, az 4 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
ADVOCATING THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH:

.nvor ATJvC THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Senate oon u,nanv
tee on Post Offices and Post Roads to-day prae'0"'
agreed 10 the report prepared by Senator h VI -
postal telegraph Upon the point wne'ner .no
te,egranhc correspondence has been raised py Ihe s
dividends Of the western Union Company Tue lepoi
ars,as that there must have been an increase III vic" "
enc enormous amount OF these dividends ana inc
excessive price paid in stock LOT 'ne
connecting lines These stock dividends amounted W
sos so 100 between the years 1867 to 1883 IN
10 which there were cash dividends In the same perou
ss4OO0OOO. cit cannot" says the report, oe ni"'-
Ter Of doubt that the swollen capitalization OF the western
Inon has created at one and the same time cover All"
an ndueement and in senses necessity Tor e1ceS
awe charges for kilograms. The report declares the
constitutional right Of the Government 10 estapnsn
nostal telegraph to he too clear require argument
The first telegraph line in the country was coDsruc leu
end operated and owned by the United states As 70 ~.
objection that the competition or the GOveIhment IN
niure the private teegraphic lines the reply IL hat n
posfal money order system nterteres Win inc
NJ bankers II that is legitimate the otner WouIu uT
The committee thinks, however, mat inc OnlS
damage would be not more imam tne o oi,ySd and
OF abnormal profits The proposed bill is anayIeu a i
Us advantages are recited by the committee the spec
points being that tolls will be reduced from % 70
cents Immediately and 20 cents in nve years ana tt
me charges will be uniform throughout the country Inc
committee insist that power IKE that OF ths western
cnoat,ons 10 certain persons abuOusly enrich them
should not be allowed TO exist IN this country, even
though its power may not have been abused IN the past
The bin would take away this power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW-1ORk, NAY II.
Higher prices were recorded at the Petroleum
Exchanges today but The market feverish all the
time and frequently dull. From Il cents, the opening fig
ures prices fell 10 % cents but rally 10 7j7s cents fol-
lowed this decline The bulk Of the trading done
between Il and IS cents In the last hour the move
ment of the market became sluggish. aud there was
recession 10 73a- cents. At this point however buyers
came TO the rescue and there was sharp rally To-
7G1 757. cents AT the Consolidated Board The close was
s. OF a cent lower than al the NewYOrk Exchange and
~ premium paid FOR the carrying ot OF. AT the
lower board carry rates ranged from - cents TO ur
The market closed wi appearance OF seadness. but
the late rally too sudden and sharp 90 generate
strong faith I'm In character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
CLOSING PRICES Of PHILADELPHIA srocES
THURSDAY, MAY o2-P. VI.


The days stock market developed nothing in the
shape of novelty. The liquidators OF yesterday
on the long side instead of delivering their sales
from stocks hand, appeared rs borrowers of stock
this morning and made most of the active stocks
worth premium for use. This particularly
noticeable in Della ware, Lackawanna and Western;
and by making the stock loan AT - p per cent per
day for use considerable of a market among the
&" shorts - made for its sale at 100 = n lOd4@
1O5 against lis weak closing al 1888 yesterday;
later however, the stock sold down 10 1881, and
il closed at 1912. Delaware aud Hudson declined
from 1902 20 9J3id97 on moderate
transactions, as that stock receives no sup
port from an existing short interest. Reading
made early squirt from 2Sl4 to 29J- but later
sold at 2jl2G2G Union Pacific continued TO show
great weakness, and its final rally of per cent TO
36l2 leaves the price 4 lower than last evening.
The declines were general and important all over
the list, which is made more significant by an APP
parent apathy and dealings that outside of few
stocks were small In amount. The days transac-
tons amounted only 10 4OO7si shares, and Of that
five stocks contributed 28l, 900 shares follows:
Union Pacific go, s75; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 50, 400; St. Paul, 81 800 Western Union,
81. $50; and Reading, 3O,275. The market closed
weak at figures that were from 4 to per cent
better than the lowest prices
The market for Government bonds was irregular,
with special weakness for the 4s, which after the
board sold at 20. Final bids for the IS are per
cent h CHER and for the Is and DIGS d per cent low
err The currency IS were strong without sales.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
THE HEWITT TARIFF BILL.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Committee on
Ways and Means to-day decided to report Representative
Beachs bll to refund duties upon goods on shpboard
when the tariff act OF March g. 1888 went into effect
The committee also began consideration OF Representa-
live Hewitt's Tariff bill II determined 70 conmunl
cate with the Secretary of the Treasury relative 10 the
administration OF the law proposed by the Oil
Members the committee express the opinion Ila no
consideration will be given 10 that portion OF Nj Hewitt
hill which reLates 10 the reductl0n " The ANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
3. Franklin, Of Maryland: Moses D. Monroe Of New
THE COERTS.


Mr.. CONKLING COMPLIMENTS Mr.. CH0ATE.
Mr.. Conkling, although suffering from a
severe cold aroused interest in the Hoyt will contest
yesterday by tribute Mr. Choate's splendid physical
condition. al happy to my learned friend looking
so we said the ex-senator gazing gently down from an
heroic attitude beside the railing. This he added,
impressvey waving his hand "is the first day OF sum-
mer aud the breezy auence Of dash manifested by
learned friend makes old aud feeble like myself feel
the contrast between u.s." This remark due TO Mr..
Choates insistance upon Mr. COnkings rushing with
the examination in order that the contest might end
sometime. Mr. Choate still insisted. Then Mr.. Conkng
called his antagonist my exubeTant and bounding
friend" Mr. Cboate next protested that he could not
hear Mr. Conkngs questions applied to DR.. Henry b.
Milard. " II you will give front profile view"
said Nh ChOate INSTEAD Of what yOu giving us, we
might possibly hear y0u" Mr. COnkling acted on the
hint and called Mr. ChOae a warblng landscape ana
babblug brook" Mr. COnkling then devoted the whole
session to questions relative to Jesse HOyts physical
condition. Mr. Choate protested ganst this line OF evil
dence the the ground that he had the evil ana
the uselessness OF proOngng in this manner when
connection between the physical and mental condition
of the testatOr had been shown The hearing Will go on
Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
CROTDING THE WHEAT PIT.
MORE ANXIETY THAN TRADE N THE CHICAGO
MARKET.

MARKET.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, May 22-Ihe wheat crowd was
excited this morning II had not been excited II would
never have crowded itself into the pit IN the fashion In
which it did on such swctcrng morning. The July option
started at % cents The cables were bulsh and there
was report that the charters large This option nd
vanced to 933s cents. LudpOm and the Love Brothers
were the largest buyers Lndbiom gets his orders 10 l.
believed from william Young Il CO. Schwartz Dupee,
Poole Kent d Coz and Wheeler Gregory Co. were tine
large sellers There no great trade IN The pit but
the shorts were all anxious. Five hundred traders
svarnad into pit meant 10 hold go.
II corn nothing doing. Provisions were steady
despite the fact that hogs were 10 cents lower at the
yards The June options advancing showing that the
cash Dronsrtv rs strongly held. July pork mp 20
~ IS AZ 1890 at II 80. July lara at this hour
was AZ - 3d. At one the market closed easier ON tnr
o'clock board July wheat stopped nj p2l2 cent-, July
corn al 57a cents July pork al - 50, July lard at 30
" Charley " MAR large buyer, covering not
less than 100000 bushels Of July wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The House Commit
tee Oh Public Health to-day agreed to report adversely
on bill extending the powers OF the National Board OF
Health 1t was agreed to report resolution appropriat-
ing 100000 a. contingent fund TO be drawn at the
discretion OF the President which includes the unex-
pended balance Of appropriation OF SlloOVV' a7o q
resolution apprOpriang $4,000 for the salaries ana eA-
nenSes OF the Board OF Health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL.

WAsHINGTON. May Ex-senator Logan re-
ported to-day from Committee Appropriations the
Pension Appropriation bill The bin provides for the re-
appropriation Of the unexpended balance or the appro
pratons for valid pensions for the current year est-
mated al $50 O0OO0O and for the appropriation OF an
additional S2OOOOOO0 Tor the payment OF pensions f;
$500 600 for fees OF examining surgeons S3362OO for
the pay and allowances OF pension agents, ana e4OOVO
the contingent expenses OF pension agencies. ine
nffa I'd Ia nv he House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
KrW YORK CITY

54th.st IS, 2l5 # OF 6th-aye, z01l00j 62lOO IN u
terest 4 G Van Hoes et al 10 MARY & BYipe- - iji
f4th.st Z3l Of 2d-aVc 20 JXlOO0; solomon
Marx al 70 Michael Wheau. -.-.-.- 100,
7stb a. 100 II " Of 4tl.ave. 5UKlU1.2; John WeDb
10 Jas Donald and another -JOt
GQtI- 81 u s. $50 II ~ 8thavc. 2jNlOO5; UrciIa
MackeIar and another 10 Ed Oppenheimer and Ia,
Lot a.. Of Devoe estate 2ith Ward etc O Smelling
10 y Teft.. ..---.---- 5,''
lincoln ave. =. 90 Il n OF 1880 81, 5uXJO. c Fry
and wife Annie DeTleth ..---..- 81
k1 Al "a g-J n Of lt.aVe % 5Jtlst, 2ON2UOlOi
Jalia % Andrew kwald. .-----.--.- 45O'
e4t,.sf T. Il - lOtIave, l4.3KlOO6; Jas Ruth
eif0rd and wiz TO Mary KetilemaD 4Oo'
6Oth.st u $50 70 - Of llth-ave 2JXlOO5i MARTA 49, .
pGefta 10 POmpeO Maresi- .--.----..t 45,o'
10th. st. "A s.. - Il OF llth-aye 0O1IOO7t Ii l. -o.
Ughetta 60 same o-'V'
sshs .85 + Gg 10 "a 39A Korn O1Ioo' 800
2dave > 30 i Of ltl-st, -JIl0 Max : kOrD 10 .
Jennie Macdonald 4"'u'
76t-sf = 1913 IL e Of isave 25Il02.2. Felix Turley
etal 10 ia Hayes O'"
76tlrst s. 1855 IT e Of lst-aye. 25KlO2.2i Heinrich
Kltemeyer 10 ssme .--.--.-. - - - ON
Atl.aye v 80 II n OF 66th-st, 20 5114, Cr0nble M ~
and wife 10 i Farley ""'V
72dsS s Johnson ma % aa Sa aSoihSr lao
iOtlave n " cor Of lOth-st lots; Henry Newman - .
and wife OrsOnd. Num- ------. 4f'
llbtb-st 100 II " Of stave l5IlOu ~ Margaret - M
Schmtt and another 10 Anna gcldtInAhh 4o'"'
ll5thst 100 II OF lsave 7O1lOOll same 10 r.. n,
Louis Roller "'fN'
lo2 same S. 100 n"o' A'eA '4.' 1870
3d-ave, Of l30th-sL 7J4x09 GKirregusri N n,
same 10 same AN'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

The refined market unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn, May 22.-Cude oil stronger; total
runs Wednesday, 7247O bbls.; total shipments 7066G
bbls; charters Al 325 bbs clearnccs jOlSOO0 bbls.
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 1884 and closed
at 75i2; highest price, IS; lowest, 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rieer. Vessels and RaUrsIfs
NEw-YoRK. May %. 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-Spot Cotton firm. fairly active and unchanged
Sales, $50 bales including Ib-' Tor eL
port ami $50 sumption Delivered on contracts O9
bales Receipts the ports to-day BIO Oales, against 80
last week. and 1903 last since september 4ofO1
bales j757S bales period last season
The quotations according American eassncaton aro
fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Thursday. May %. 1854.
Ru F,cnnrd Z. Hmnln L CO.

NEW-NORK Thursday, May -. 1sSi.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesrOOm to-day:
By R,ch0Td 7. HHrTct 4 CO.
C 4.story and ] gsOrv brick buildings. with plot OF
land Noe 81 and $40 broadway cOr0i Nos
~ 81 I2th-st, plot OF land 4l'yl % -zlpJ., Z 1900
25X24 7xlOO; " T. shepherd 12SOOOO
! 4.st0ry brownst0ne building with iot Nn 3 Last
G7thst Il 2, 10 IL Of jth-tye, 10; -lXIoOJ; Mar
garct AyeTlll 19OoO
Of above lot 4sxi0j5; same bG .... 1850
ByJ0hH 7. B,gf
lots Of Wes: 3sths go fl OF "th-ave each 90 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

W. s s::s y
d q fs + la ~ s g 5;
IN OF. sold i IsS:s, Veal. ias .sss 5s7-e
SHEEP %SD resp .S ssr. 3
Sssss {.
Or the psn oS PREVIOUS
offerings Included some y carload, Lambs q which cars
Virginia G Cpd sheep .3a a, steady prices os me
sS duh and ows2 wS m s Ssmsna Prime lhs SS
sold early in the day at about wed9e.dsy. closing srss
ene up to the nnsS and ate aies wsr. ra% &c 70 IL per
to Good gDsS Scgs SOLD Sn,s - ,od
0c Poor 70 Extra Jerseys at lOc with general sales Of
Dressed Mutton duh at7a1OLc Dressed Lambs wsss
Sales \. PidcOck sold; 2s5 Maryland lambs 80 D. 40
&C. 800 virginia do, 81 d. a. s2 1888 Do 80 ~ a. 81 10
DO So b. At e; 2le ohio sheep 70 n at sc tisdo SOD
Virginia Ewes, 100 H. at &C; 10 do 100 ~ a. ~
1879 DO - 10 at 7'c; 249 Ohio sheep 40 b. at 1c = do -
Newton & GiIet sold 2ts ohio sheep 81 az SIC "a
Virginia DO lOl 3D. at sc 22 Virginia Lambs IS D. at 800
sod lo9 Jersey Lamb, 81 st 49, i'' viz
siF1 "a b z . ,eS virginia
"a az Isn V,1S,a do DO ~ bsbSrn @ G0 'n'P
Lye Co. sCd - ga isE r. a La%ot a@5 p
e. Collins .od 10 Jersey Lambs 52b At 9c.
r Mraagh Co sold IS Jersey Lambs - 900 b at 20
wa hanson & co sold Jersey Lambs. % 30 D. a. 9s9sc
Htuce Bros. ,old L. Jersey Lambs, 81 h. az Toe
Egs & Otis sold : Jersey lambs. 81 y az DC.
j. Richardson q 80 sold Jersey Iambs 20 ~ AZ slac
HOGS-Receipts Is OF $50 hcasi4 u lOthst
and tity Total for days 1910 head.
20 j22 for the time last week None Tor
sale alive Feeling trthe frmer with Common 70 Good
Hogs quoted az - = m IS -5.
country ORES &C lower than quotations Heavy
sell at IA ~ Medium at "a q5c and LgAt "a -aehc
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO MAY % Cu>- Receipts to-day 900 head total
thus far $500 head asst week 900
head cOnsgned through 2 cars market hrn Dat nOhns
Sds,p-Recerpts to-day 900 Tor week Thus Far
l4OIO time ast week l,UOl hfai consgned
through Ii cars. market lower AMI inactive Common
Fair 81 4s4 80 Good 70 Choice s. ooGs1 30 vest
Eo5smRsceipts today BOO head total for thu,
far 90 for timo last week 2c 100 mead;
ged through 1870 Good Choice lor.rrs - %
at5 jj Light Mixed fj 2DaS5 3j GO9i Meinm+ - 1Oe
- 20 Pigs. - 75aSi o. -
ceipts - 900 head shDments 5000 heat DarAet ill
and lower; Rough Packing. IS On > 30. Packing
and Shipping s. 3DGs5 500 Light - 30 - 8 SAp- 81 80
Cst.e-Receipts $500 head: shipments 800 head mar
active hrmer; Exports. 80 5OGsl 40 GOOD .
Choice Shipping g. OOGs5 10' Common 10 Medium 80 30
s.S,p-Peceipts 1900; shipments 200 market weak;
s. 30: Choice 70 Extra g. p ds5 10. go
ST LOUIS Nav 2l-fr''ie- Receipts $500. shipments.
market steady; Exports 81 400sj - GOOD 10 thce
Shipping 20 ass 4ui Common 10 Medium - 40 - ~
SieeS- Receipts 700 shipments 100 market quiet
Common to Choice Clipped 81 25G 90. Texans S3W0
Hogs-Rcccipts 200. shipments, $500 market active
Workers. s. Is $40 Packing - O0dt5 10 Heavy - 800
IS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
COTTON sfARxErs-aY rELEsRAPa.

LivClrcoL, Nay 24.-I-.5O D. m.Cotton quiet Midlns
Tpaud- 3 Gi DO Jrc'ns l5tj sies l2ulO bales In
Guiding OuO bales speculation and export receipts $4,000
bales including 5000 bales American tutuFes-J pandS Low
Nlddllng clause, May and June delivery xDb4di ito.
June and July delivery 22o4d also 2l-bti d. July anu
August delivery 2b84d. also b 2l64d do August and
september delivery SO64d do. september and October
delivery - odd also 2-4d; DO. october and November
delivery liu4df do. November ana December delivery
& ll-U4d. Futures steady
2 p. m-Cottou-dood Mldling Cpands, 6tsii Milding
UpaId-. 'lHd; Low Middimg Oplsnds blsd Good Orii
CplaAds al. Ordinary Upands, -dj Good Mddns
1eIas, lGd; Mdtug Texas = Cd Low Middling Texas
Gid Good Ordinary Texas lGd ordinary Texas blbd
Good Kidding Orleans. Nd Middling Orleans I'll 3D.; Low
MiGGIng trran., q id.; Good Ordinary Orleans ll6d.
Ordinary orleans 0lOd The sales OF the day included 400
baes American.
Futnres-Uplands Low Nfddling clause May delivery,
q 2O-t4d. buyers 30. May and June delivery 2O-bAd
buyers do me aud July delivery 2264d buyers do July
aud August delivery, TODD sellers no. August ana sep
ember delivery GY4d buyers; do september ana october
T. l.-14d sc.er-f DO November ana December delivery
llt4d vdiur dO sept mhcr delivery iil4d sellers
D. m-toitOnt utures-U plands Low filldhng cause
May delivery =-b4G buyers DO Nav and June delivery
-u14d buyers &C., June and July delivery Ibid ouyetN
do Juy anu august delivery. l-o1d sellers 90 AuBusi
and September delivery 3Uli ser- do september anu
october delivery. -s4d sellers do October aud November
delivery i'td yuiue; do. November ana December &c
livery d lt4t y'1,; do september delivery o"-otd.
buyers. Futures closed steady.
GALvEsIQN May -2-Cotton quiet Middlmg, II y Low
Aiddus II = Good Ordinary, 10 ~ net anu gross receipts
lu bales SAFES - bales, stock. j.t4l bales - A.,
eAFANNAH NAY cotton dul IidilnS, II a. Low Hll'
ding lOs Good Ordinary. I'D J-l6 net and gross receipts
Daea, sales 10 acs; stO b. 10 Otlc ,, III r-
NEWORLLANs, Nav -. Cotton qlet Aiddilns ~ u -"
Kidding u D. Good Ordinary 1855 net receipts - eaies
gross. 100 bales TO Great Britain .,ov Oaics
Coast Ne 20 bales, sales, 400 bales; sOcA ooS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
CLOSING PRICES Of CIGIT)PEI4 STOCKS
san FFASgI,-). Nay -. 1891.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has
reopcaed the stock transfer books at the office Of
Laidlaw 4 Co., No. II Wai-5t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

BALrNsRy May - Cotton dun, MrldnS ~, ! ssc.
Flour steady and quiet Howard street ana WtsteIh
super 81 1895 90 do Extra 81 GI 6sl %. 10 Family
~ - - cry Ils super 90 50 3D. 10 Extra s. 90
ufJ -; DO O Brands 81 ass 15 PitlpscO Family 50 ~
Do. -uPerlatiye Patent. s675 wheat-southem quiet
and steady, Western firm and e.syi southern Red
g. o. al 10; do. Amber 81 llasl 49, No MARY and-
S II asked No. Western Winter Red, spot ~ O5D
81 % MaySl U3G ~ 03 Juneil 031t 81 - Juytl Us
as UG August 81 02'd We ton-southeIn quiet ana
easier; Western firm aud duil southern Whte,
c. d7oc. DO. Yellow 6Od8lc.. Western Mixed, spot 80 H
TO. MAY GOl BID: June. 20 c; July ~ - o2c Au-
steady A. - &C. Penn
sylvanla- - "a C., Western White 81 Sc 10 Mixed
zoe. kve quiet and steady az d-Gooc haY arm Win
q good inquiry Prime TO choice Pennsylvana ana
Maryland Slj OOGal1 90. Provisions quiet and steady
~New Mess Pork. sis 90 Od Mess PORK. 81 70. Bulk
Meats. shoulders and Clear RID sides, packed 2 "a
8lc BscSn-SLOulders s.ci clear RID sides lUitc Hams
lFdlj4c Lart-Iehned. go l0c. Butter weak WesteFn
Packed "a -ci Creamery n d25c Eggs lower az $50
1919 Gomez dull RIO cargoea Ordinary % Far 0'4a Ote
sugar quiet and nrm soft 70 Petroleum dut, retnrd
COppcr-Renned quiet AZ lac. WhskeY steady az
81 l5dfl Other articles unchanged frelgha 10 Liver
pool per steady Cotton LTD Flour 81 0ls Grain
ID Recepts-Fl0ur 1855 bbls Wheat 1000 0ush Corn.
10000 bush; oats LOO BUSH Rye 1900 buah. ship
neIts-Wheat 600 bnsh Corn 81 900 bush saiesWheat
64O OVO bush. Corn. $4,000 guah