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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
STATE or TR 4DE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sroat May 9Ic0t s",. qa l-o Md a5 w.,: ,9
80 Cy MIS- 5qPss - 90 i - S 10 .5T s. 80
do S1nerlstive Pateat, So -. wheat-sonthern quiet
;pq . T'tJ Tmb FR 81 iqs d No. o"ini Mary ard
u asked 20 Western %n e x Eed 1 poi ~ !,
u 0 August 81 O2l4Ts o22 Corn-sout. ern qnfI aud
&c. DO yellow "' Z as e western H5s spot sea
60 Nay So e team 19qe and ne cutLsra s4sc penn
7yyauIa s. &c; Western White, Al &C. DO h1ed q
soc Good 'S oa ayt PRIME to chocs and
My7 M. 50 P5 RoS 81 5 MeSs pofE 81 Is gk
Meats shoulders ani Clear iio 5ies p2cHe' 1as
iT,sI5c Lar-Refned 90 Toe Buttcr steady Western
lie coffee ann. Rio caIsoes Ordinary 20 FAIR 9aq !0ae
sugar quiet and nrm soft 70 pe'rGeHa G9u' rsIeI
sIja4aSl Oler .rJices unchanxe Freghts 90 L!'er
PSoI Rss sSnf 19nr rs '66, Wnest 1000 ous
jIo00 BUSH 5000 ensh Rye 900 o1s ,y Emp
25'' 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush.
BosIox 4a'' 4ay 2I CdnT5n duF E., 4a - %
Patent Winter whest s. p as9 Corn Gull steamer 81.
quiet, NJ White. 46e o y nts =" go SO
PROVISIONS slow, Por.. s. 50 Ness 81 Extra Ness
$3.50. Larl-sales at - % Hams-sales Sc - e
butter du Frosl made BE ChceSs aIL Go9i 20 tnr
$500 bbIs 300 sacks Corn. $4,000 BUSH oats 'oooo
bush. shorts 900 busn.
BUFFALO y. Y, May 2l-FouT steady and uneh,ag o.
Whea unsettled 22S STe o5 AZ Il 6 Corn dull no sales
~, iaIr demand saIcs 900 Minnesota at s2e
%noi fights firm. Wheat SO; Corn 9Ac. 10 Newl ORR
railroad Recepts-Four . 100 bills; Wheat $4,000 bush,
reIp 800 6bs Wheat 5000
Corn, 900 bush; oats 10000 Dush; rye 5099 ghIs
Whest' iSG01S bush: Corn $4,000 bush Oats 90 900
S %eat N 5000 S5S Ua OG Oats % 900 Gas6
CycxxA May 2lFosF qne%t b and 1G m al f2'q R.
cash receipts S9oS bush , shipments Sas. o 3
bush Corn hrme No %x.a N Ks sssc Ry. quiet and
S5a l2~es 6oq76c barley and
changel prices Extra No Fail s3Gs9e Provisions aiii
49, 500 s. 65 Baikmess dull and nominal shoulders
g shoEtro baJtrs s s sSorf csa a 81 & 2
Whiskey steady and arm at 81 II Batter IN fair deaana
nnchanged Hsrd rsdued =. a Sc. Orleans has qe
Hogs steady SOinson ana Light - SSSsS oo
LOO head
CHICAGO, Nay 21.-Flour Market quiet and UNCHANGED
sdvsncSd ~ adonai declined 7sc, rallied =, and
closed 2-c yesterday sales RANGED Nay 81 - -,
9Ol, d32 ~ coaing At % ~ August 80 ss9l ic oosiHs q
81 Isl l spem Der YoSgl e. closing At y e: Corr
stronger and higher yesterday sales ranged Cash
fan s.5;as $50 o1 so.Ss 51 9t jay
closing a. S A .a@ 4sE ss SS.E 4aEe
kaS.t eo4 81 at 81 si G 'a ls yea = S7 SsS'
&c Barley dull a. re Fl4Isosd S leGte A. stse re-
ranged casa sis 5GGss 10 June SIS IJasls % eOsin
ss T. n oeio6er sl7 90 sriin demand and stronger
closing 1i 81 i5@Ss i7t Jaiy - q lass So chasing
snE@ea,s ~ 1r de demand shodsrs 50 l5i sher, Eit
s SSs p aGrt Ssh esi Es "a quiet uaehnEed
1859. Nhisky steady ant Unbalanced sugar Lrer
Freshs-C sunalo &C lseesipts-tlo1r 900 Dol,
SasS. Eve. oSS ba.h Barley 5000 Dasa spnsais
flour. lSOuO Sbsi W neat ~. ot' y o.
busn+ lO2.ooO DusA' Rye 10000 buell. E-Fi" 7O'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. May FL, Isst

CHIC RY-Ground. So 9Ga,c. . -, -
COAL-Anthrarite has had only = moderate sae snu ~
supplies Increasing feeling Is noticed II u 9Slu
that outsiders cutting under regular rates iru
per ton The prospects generally viewer az
fumHouE demand and steady AT - 30 @st -"
Anthracite by the cargo alongside SAaSl DO ,o1-
COCOA-HAs been dull and rather weak NY Hlul u
q &c; ST. Domingo. 9sadIjc; CARACAS lsG-4c" A4Il-
dad. Il lSc. -, $1,000.
lnI,c 80 Gags x ep,er sold private terms Optons
and active Sales $3.50 bags closing Darty
steady. fouows: June 97.tO July - q 5us Ang-
ust SIS 80; september N6GdS5; octoner so2G "a
November Ss- IS and December, t5D-.-O 5id Dhl
asked Mid grades active. Sai's 3J-Z bags h@fd'~I
be- and 3.27- Savgnilla. private terms.
cline in Hemp Manila the blss Of IS &c ahd 7sa
qlc
COTTON-spot Cotton steady unchanged and moderatey
active salra bales 80 ia~i a for home con
sumption Delivered on contracts 200 bales Receipts az
ports to-day bales, against ot3 asst week. anu 'V
last year. ..-- .S,
mo according American classification ara
safa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
THE PETROLECH MARKET

NEW YORK, May Il.
The liquidation in the petroleum market to-
do, WIS largely ,or the account Of Pittsburg people The
prcsidcnt OF the Penn Bank Of that city, when SITS
pended to-day. the head OF the syndica'e Wn'cn
"buled" oil last summer up to 81 p The syndicate
has with the assstauce OF the bank II Is generally De-
neyed been carrying heavy amount OF oil Tor months
and It's liquidation will go far TO hasten the restoration OF
the market TO healthy, normal conditions But u 100
early yet 10 say that the process Of liquidation Is over
The sales to-day carried prices down from 71 20 cents
10 6g7s cents NewYOrk and OIL City persons appear 10
have been the principal buyers but large part OF the
purchases was 20 outstanding short contracts
Had II not been for large settlement or
this side OF the account the market, under
the existing circumstances would have showed more
weakness In late afternoon there smart raily
which left prices "a cents. against 1bi- cents is
night. The close apparently hm, but the snort
interest has been largely reduced aud forced sales nus
stu a feature Of the near future. -,
The OF prices and the total dealings were as io
IFnrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
,.en. Awarding TO me American class GeatlOn ara

quiet closing steady hover at a8 aV3 5qe
Nay q@lh'2 Tune ..I 81 u Si' iny oeoo,a liz
Gill;: Ns1smber 9S lob nrSGHPgr MARKET clos
Js19 .isvy 10 Trsn.srab ssp notices lis
FERrILIzES nerag dull ksn 1opf npe eensraV
W great ext>nt 9omin. k9nt ga Us 2biaolTsa
Bone 500 Dry Fish scrap tz5 Ground Phosphate ho0A
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR--Tbe Flour market Is tall
and -ll I'D huge favor with holders g'neray d'3u 10
bpe trade confined mainv To small parcels for immediate
sales lo0no b9is OF Nhga '3m DDS eeo so 0
hhl. Fine = % as 20; 500 bbA Low D51s Edr e. ~
1 for for Wsisr %neai zoo 6bIs wi6irr W6ea,
E5ra manly wh@ "a 6e sn Ts1sf q 1 8" later
.yrem. Common ~ = s-'r amman a51 "a o f-a Vest
81 5gsf3 - Good 70 q! oo6 = 2oas5 ' o
Good to C9oce - 90 90 - WVs WiTtnrs 81 SO
= So s.rnSht a 5Jss Patent g 10 20 50: BAkers
= 56qsi 20. Far Good = a. -. .; Good 70 y5ey
Choice - 30as8 %: Patent Winter Wheat Extra % 52G
$3.50: city Mn Extra for WGs In fissog > 9ouu.
sGUTHERy FLOUR-Qniet and IN hand SAFE d"6 20 ~
EIG ing CO - ss 8 bbs saos ane 50 sOaS. 10 80.
CORN NEAI--~eadv. Brandy wine, $780, - , eio%
s3more. ~ > 90 sagamoro' bag meal at II 40 Tor
crate STsres o~ crrort ami CIV MILNE AMI good rade
on speculative Accent Gosno ,ieady az . SC I hS
cash mos Of cash whea .or ezpjrt nciGti9s No.
Gi5 R.1eesi sprns At re. 20 sea, ~, re in
81. t4- Il
elevator 81 co. T. iree on board l'h
stere. 10 Rel seller - o. 3. ~ s. closing 81 ~
40 Tpfv II OT closing - O p; do August o.
~ On = closing O6i,; 10 septic 2ef . 90 a.! "a 8
rlosnr ~ do october g. u5itTS o. closing u ~
ro Tecrraler = IOi4 al loil cusnE 80 q li'e; No
-n-ng seller June. GjD9ji ..---- f -4uet ana ABOUT
st.y ~.leg ono bush PRIME state. 15c. delivered Lae
asf even ~ 600 bush Western, -od n So 70 arrive
coat frrgf anu Insurance held az . a. ~ - 80,
BARLET-Marxc, nominal season oye -aIts l,U push,
X, Ctusda af BARLEY MALT--tendY win 4
,,.r..s tUouirv ~,,e- 1910 ROvec state az
10 CORN-Narket ra@l &c. higher A ugAt EXPORT
,nc bon,e fr.e amt speculative account
ciDss 'irfn 4. shade under Ie halest price' safes ~
ooo hUah future 600 bush. cash including migrated
N red At as 14ci 30 g. 81 s1o c .el1es al1so
1.'r. No o. tsdj3c, store, o. @uoa' 'lH
Va sc In store; Round GLOW. C. 10 arrive: w mte
Western ffc; White Southern 50 5'c. Yellow do Sc;
10 Mixed seller Nav, 81 a Be- closing NJ 6jcF DO me
50 a6 De closing &C; July 81 80 r. CLOSING g.
80 August 16j &C. closing 30 DO september % =
ao7c cosing ATs-Msrke "a e. better eoslp2
highest sales 10000 ousn futurc- l3r
oo1 snst cash intending No Mixe1 at C., No. 3jlt
q sc IN store 81 RISE. in elevator y a3 se Delivered
.ron stove. No ! quoted SIC; No 3 White. C.;
n, T. 4 Gil le.; No. quoted C.: Hxed Western q
9sc WHIT. DO aU044c. White state, - = 2iJc.; Ne
Mixed seller My 80 d36'4c- osing34c do June 3''s
as &C. closing 81 &c; do July 5 'S9j''sc closing 60
-La L-InA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

for Fair edn'ns the spot Options more setve Sales
tons Centrifugal Deeembcr BzODy50c, Refined duh
Cut Loaf 7s,S77sc, Crushed 7ss77sc 0rznnatcd l19
7c, Confectiorers 65tc: Standard a" BSc; on
"a" 57s96is c whlts Extrs &C" 5'.95s.c Extra &C."
6h1Jlec., 90" bisO5lsc; Yellow, 1900
TALLOw-Dull weak. Prime city quoted 6'9c Sales
TEGGLssy and dull 10000 lbs Japan for June. sold at
- lsc., lc paid TO Exchange. - - -,
TOBACCO-Firm hut quiet 10 hhds Medlum Lu1s sou
June. &c; 30 hs for August at o's~o s4oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
cLosfyG Prices o. cILEgoEylI sr02E2

The Bodie Consolidated Mining Company has
declared dividend II 80 cents per share, payable
Co IA WalI-st York, June ,. The transfer
books close May -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

There was no business done in State bonds, and
the quotations for them were only nominal
Neither was there any business in city bank stocks
The general bond market was inactive, but was
fcverish and Irregular. Ere second cohsoIs nuo,u
ated between 81 - SO 81 10 and 90 andcloseJ m
changed at 62l2. Chesapeake and ONO hrsts seIIes
b. we're off - 70 80 and currency Us were d9Wu
per cent at 80. Central OF New-Jersey c9nsols ug
ciuel 3 p 10 l0J Canada SOut bern hrst os were >
l..,lcr at 90 81. Louis and Iron Mountain % de-
ciined per cent 10 81. East Tennessee, virginia
and Georgia consols were up = at 90, out tHg F
comes were 4 lower at II. West shore ahG buI-
faio 5s fe 70 Ala and recovered to IS. North
western debenture 5s were OF g at w, ana Dur
lugtOn and Quincy debentuTe b were a iOWeI aO
025. Wabash general is dec In d 2l2 to -. Ore
goD short Line 6s were specially erratIc; they dt-
clined from so to 20, sold up to under the r1le
and closed at -. Texas and Pachc incomes aItef
fl = were l per cent lower at A. ana nrsi-, hIV
Grande division declined from 5ol2 to 00i2d . q;
Northern Pacific frsts were steady between 4V'
and 1888. and closed unchanged az IOo =. -
Tie Sub-Trcasary to-day lost on balance
S2J3 40J made up by losses Of Sl55,110 currency
and Sg7 30 coin. The days operations covered :
Receipts S7445 800 payments fA9S.OUO currency
balance SIO25J. 972 coin balance, Sl2s,3f', -.
Inc local money market worked easy az per
cent for business with late quotations Oh La 2 per
The Clearing House statement TODAY was as
follows: Exchanges, $99.333,osl; balances
The i-nited S-a+cs Treasury ut Washington to-
dav received S9I3 900 National bank notes Tor re
deinption The customs receipts were 3Ooo'ff''
and the internal revenue receipts Hive, - II
The foreign exchanges are extremely dun ana
rates for business remain unchanged az follows
Bankers bills 81 : ia ana - o64 fOr loug ana
short sterling respectively; 52l and 0losi lQF
francs: ll2 and % for rcichmarks 10 ana 4o4
for gnderS. ,.
In London British consois opened lie higher, but
later reacted and closed UNCHANGED at i0l DO anu
1Of 7-I8 respectively for money and account
nlred STATES bonds were OF y per cent; the - ~
l23 and the il2s at 1872. American railways loi-
lowed Yesterdays lower market. and continued TO
decline during the day and closed at the lowest
prices. India Council bills were allotted at an al
bie,her M 50-.a per ounce At Paris French per
cents rose 10 7e Is and sight exchange on London
was fr,l az -. 20 francs 90 the l.
The transfer books OF the Pacific Mail steamship
Coupaiiv MIL close ou Say p for the annual elec-
tiou oil directors % be held on May p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NARx7r+

LovpoS May 2l.-l2 o p m-Coos', l2i \ Tor @onry
ga Atlantic and Great First &Ortrage trustees
Certi6ca,es 81 - second Mortgage a. Ere - = 20
ll2a liiuois' rhtrai
10 ~ Pennsy vauia Reading l. =, Mexican ordinary
81 Paul Common ~.
sivICes quote Three Ter cent lsehes a.
fralics ~ confines Tor the account.
4an II utted states and n Half Per Cent Bonds
1lL. Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage trustees
Erie d do second Console - o. VIEW
YJx central II 4, Illinois Central 10 :, Peunsyivanla
Jsi.: ResiInz 49,. Mexican Ordinary, ~ ~ ,
India Council bills allotted toty AZ an advance Oh
l-iGd per rupee. .-,,- -, .- .,,-c.
Paris aivces quote THREE Ter mt Kenies AT EancS -
efnes Tor me account E1ehanseOn Lonhon a. - francs
confines Tor checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
cnI-Rr CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CHANBFRs-B Donohne. Nos -
b. - - 81, o., l. 81 81 los 10 l23 ia ~ 10. l55
LAD AZ l67 1fq T. l7q 1873 l53. 1876 1871 ~, -U III
2 g 2l3. Assessment calender
SlPRgAE COyIT-GENEgAL IB.H-BefOre Davis, P j.
Brlv and Daniels JJ-N0s So 20 81 o. 50 y, 10, J. :
i5s 2g I6 lg9 4s 1888 lo5 lO4, 1885, l0t 1871 10 40
49, IT., 1921 l73 AL.
aSg az bJ4, 81 49, ~.
No4 lyO5 80 J47, 800, 81 loH6A9 30. 1851 > q It
ig27 l92s 1879, lOs. 1906 1908 1920 l'Zl SO lo9
LEGO 1863. - o 49, A.
suPRRsR COO Rr-C1RcUfT-PAR II.-BefOre Nann J-EoS
f7gI go IG43 l7s4 - = 1902 1905, l55O, lS6 i -
iO67 1870 IS23 1875 1888 25OI 2335' lZ5l 1872 ISo-
l75a TAO. lao, 1s3' 80. ~, , $1,000.
YES 1854 l517, 49, 4Se, 5l3 2l64o u 49$o, ~
s-OI 1884 f447, 1867, ICES 293 1875 Toe 49, = tVf
AZ 15a5 1859, So. 1868. - . 49, - -
sIrRaOstrys COUKT-Bef0re Rollins sWil o. Jesse HOyt
n / 4. 10 and Alice Kctcham Al = D. m -
srrxRIoe CoURT-sPECIAL IERN-BeiOre Freedman J-NO
DIV calendar ~. .r~,,v
No. 25O Y7i Ga 81. 20. 2l, 81, rs, "a u 44
90 s2a ss3 go. e6t SnS. 100 e6l
SUPERIOR COURT-THAL TEsM-PAEI u-O0OtMan' H.
Case ON 40 ST. 10 day calendar 80. ~. -.
SUFFRIoR COUET-TRiAL TEKA-PAKT IIi-Before lngrs
ham Nos 1885 1872, 1896 1901, 1906 lsOS $50 I'LL
ls2l OFT. sos l7O3, 1851 -, 20 , -.
COMMON PLEls-GESERAL TEsN Before DAILY G. J.; LarTc-
n c and Beach, JJNos 49, 90, 81, o. %" ~ - ~ 10
10. -. ~, ,.,,. ' ". . -
CoxMOS PLEAs-TRIAL TEHN-PARf I-lcioro van Hg"scn
Nos ga 900 s2H III 2lS 7Os GS3. 2Js4, Sl3
s64 sl7, SO, SO, S7I e12 SIS, ga SO go 81 9s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

ST LOUIS MAY 81 Flour steady and unchangod Family
g. 90 a So Ch0ee. - 6Jgst 1G Fancy, - 4JaS2 %
81 I5s Juae 81 Osas july. % - August ~ ,,s,
An he Year glc. No 3 Red Fail 81 OIL. asked. Corr
srtrvs and higher sales al 81 .d52ic. cash. 5O'(S
al L. NAV B. 10 Junr 527sd53.. July j37, j4c August
49, All the Year higher az 33c cash; 81 sc Nay
aGssa2ea,c. All tie Year. Rye quei al oil 9tze bar
lev .feV Al so q sc Butter quiet aud Unchanged Legs
and, ~ IoLc Flarseed nominal az 81 3D. Hay steady
Timothy slI % 90 sl3 O0dsl5 Bran quet a. f9@
Corrrn,aI urfu s3 30. Whisky steady al ~ Il
Provis,ons quiet and inactive; PORK easier; cash 81 @
r'tL meats-iouu - O5af5 20 Short KID - -
az, 20 short Clear a. Bacon-Lons tlear, 70 ~
Sbort ttb 7Urss II, clear 81 To- Lard duii ~ u
,Ssi ~ = nreeinf- Flour OJO pbls; WHEAT i4oO
hush cora - OUO bush oats 1000 DusA' rye 'u'
it.b Harlev 900 bush Hh.UMeuts-tlOur, "OlU bp.H'
Wheat 10 OJj BUSH corn. 1900 vusa Oats 3OJO DsA
Barley ,UVU busA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

There wa. another reduction Of = or cent per gallon
In the prlce OF refined petroleum to-day 10 - cents ID
New York and rs cents IN Philadelphia and Baltimore
BRADFoRD, Penn. May 21.-Crude oil still weak; total
rms Tuesday, 1882 bbls.; total shipments 55,O23
bbs charters 5O7I4 bills; cleaTances 1862 900 Dbls
United Pipe Line certificates opened AT Cs And closed
IN az: higheHt nrice. 769s; lowest. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoKK. Wednesday. May 81. 1884,
The following sales held at the Exchange
SaleSTOom to-day:
BIZ van 1ass,H 4 Ke7r'ey.
acre Of and %, Faonaye knew 2. 10y No q, IN
map " M9~risahna Annie Dic&insln----. - -"
Ry ScOH Byers
PLOT 81 land Of Fast l14th-st 20 It u lst-aye -.
15KluOl9 Lambert SrYu2nl w
By WiHJmi Remedy
ot sof Fast 6sthst 800 It " ofAve-A. 2-x,5A "A.
B5 Ri-htrd Y Hdraen + Co.
4 lots shave cor Of l33dst ench 3ixlo0 ,.,o
kOIuer INV
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFERA
Skw YORK CITY
l4srr-st ; =. 300 it OF I0th-avs 2jx09ll; VIVA .
Hoe and vile TO u Horn ana wife o,;. $1,000
90" N 10 FSurr e. al to WIN Fisnagaa...- $3.50
S'S and wifi TO 10 = + cteipan and another. 5000
Za-,er aad another ......-- 1000
asd snotSer execaors etc 10 pier Dowe 1880
Wiataro, 10 Peter somers -. 800
siiep sna vie to B epaaiin@ -. 1000
FH III and wife to geo c Edslr 1900
AetsBdsr-sys n lj5ta-'t, iozoi6 Mary .0o.
wal pt.fo 20 ., ss5 o. ruiionst soI-2i 4 ~
terest. c Gilbert and wife % 4 irving Gnggs 500
sssFn and vile TO u yer stern jefEer 1900
33d-St. $50 = " ~ 7thsve l3xI4 simon simon e,aa
spr fTfls'C 30 70 Giira 20 VIA alb 4s 1000
Su' sSS vie to- TO s5SSsSS ID ono
sane praTa 900
Il 5 81 ,Rsse ~ w q Grasbcr 1880
% - a. Wsidron to n How 1880
dean and a hn,bsnd % iacoo BoSknan 10000
Forest snS a. VIE 70 wright 5000
a ne 70 Lem lew ILsso
sttbst n $ 40 Il e o. 9th.aye. 25xl02.2; L1uraw
Johnson TO Peter @oalers I,9oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
CLOSING FRICLS or BOSTON STOCKS
BosTON May y, 1885,


"
The Custom House returns of the foreign
movements of merchandise at this port Tor last
week show an excess of imports over exports of
81. O53. 40, against excuses OF $l,s1C.2SZ ana
50 90 1913 respectively for the weeks Of 1888 and
lss2 The imports of last week is l6- ,Oo3' were
SG2Il5 esa than for the week Of 1858 and $6S7'-
1856 less than for the week of 1882: the exports
were 259 $50 less than for the week of 1888 and
SI7I SOS greater than for the week Of 1852. For
the twenty weeks of this year the imports OF mer-
chapdise exceed the exports $50 400 ~, which II
S21 662 O22 greater than the excess of 1888 and
isRlIsl69O1 less than the excess for the same pc
rod of Iss2 The resulting balances, after dednct-
tnu the specie movements, on the business Of
twenty weeks for three years shown III the sub
Joined table:
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM JANUART TO DATE
hEEcnASDLsE.
1872 80 .,,d 1883 s,s az. i sas arq
E2 PSrts i2Ssoots6 i5s,5s5lOo 1l2277195
v,es.. Of imports. s742I7osI s4O7ss75S se2.4oo777
,u,0r,. sle262os sG5e&slo s4.s55 oe5
EIports............ 25495.S79 O'-sIy.O 4I.eIoOo9
Excess ofeIports. s2S,s6s,770 ..a,-o-; s'o''ooo"4
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE
E1oos. Of inports s50,3l7.9ll s4lO0-A0 S2S'f- 80
The dealings at the Stock Exchange to-day de-
veloped no new features Further progress was
made in the liquidation Of speculative accounts Oh
both sides of the market but for the greater part
of the day the supply of phantom stock that whlen
represented shares that had been SOLD oy
bears"l was larger than the demand 10
cover the short accounts. and hence there
was a natural decline III figures. The action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
LIVE STOCK MAEKErs-sY TEL zGRAPH

1--WE STOCN NAEhE -TTFAFf-
RrFp.Lo Nav 81 -Cete- Receipts to-day 500 head total
for week thus head time last week. 300
head consigned through, ia market hrner bd NOT
moi ably nsher. GOOD shipping, 20 50 20
Cows and Heifer9 "a 70 6sJ -.
Rscsrts today 500 head: total for week tbUs FIR
400 head. for same 1000 heal consigned
through . ears and inactive Patr 10 Fancy
Western 81 70 as %; Good choice, 50 % 4s 10 west
Lambs. - . qS6 30
far 5000 head: time last week. 100 mead
gaed through IL cars god 10 Ch9iSS 59l.eFs , ~
50 80 Pigs. So W ass 20.
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Then the ease was adjourned Until to-day.
RAILROADS AT ODDS ABOUT EXPENSES.

Attachments were granted by Justice DOnO-
hue Yesterday, against the property OF tie Mexican
National and The Texas Mexican Railway Companies and
the Mexican National Construction Company IN suits
brought by the Denver and Rio Gra1de Halfway Com
pany complaining company declared that the others
had not paid Of the rent upon ceTtn oees
held IN cosnon 0y them all that OF the e ending
coIuanies had not pail tneir OF 4,t0rne aud
that they had also used frank from tn western
Tnan Telegraph Company which The Denver and .lo
tranae Company beld condition that an MESSAGES
sent REGARDING business touching b" utere~s the
Denver "a BIO Grnde Company should be pad OF n} H.
Pa meut had demanded nut had not been ~ soc ny
The two using the frank by she pernl,Jhs %!
the Denver t1d no Grande road The claim against me
National Road il s2,77I 81 and against the Texas
Mexican road. $3.50.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y0rA R.Ocr. Vssgs,s Gnt RIHroIh
NETWORK. May 81. 1894
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MINES AND MINNIE.

SALESAr THE yEETORk HfyEyS sT0HIysE
NETWORK. May 81, 1884
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THE INTERNAL MECHANISM OF A MAN.
MEDICAL LECTURES IN rHE HoYT WILL CAsE-""'
CHOATE's IITTLK JOKE

CHOATE's LITTLE JOKE.
dim. Carnochan was subjected to a search
ing examination yesterday by exJudge Shpn'' ~ 10
whether Jesse Hoyt did die OF Brights disease IN
stead of a tumor The witness thought that the tnho'
was the cause of death AS Brighs disease II was
ceuere term and the authorities upon we're numerous
great number lad written upon the subject ana almost
everybody talked OF 1t time or another; yet rev
outside the medical profession knew what II was ana
professional writers used such refined terms in their
treatses that few people could comprehend their mean
ing The witness told the Court the lawyers and the
spectators vast the pertoaeun the panefes
the spleen the stomach and all the internal organs whch
make a complete Mr. shpman looked as L he knew
ii all and Mr. ChOate drew long breath and exclaimed
70 himself for Mr. shipmans benefit We snail Al DC
able 20 practice medicine when We have nnisied 't
case" Mr. Root looked approval OF the statement con-
sderng that nearly months had passed since Cor
neius Van sdntvOord took the stand, AMI that Dr'
Carnoehan was only the fourth tness Ia the contest
The physican stated what opportunities ne had nad
Tor observing cases OF tai alteration. MI Conknng
suggested that witness should not relate his recent
experience in court Mr. Choate beamed upon Nj tonh-
ling aud informed him that that capital Suggestion
for the contestants counsel II was well not 10 take
Instances too near by. Mr. Conkhng had just 'lAeu
seat within three feet OF the witness
Rastus 5 Ransom then examined brHenry 3. Willard.
tesuhed that he began his attendance as Pnyst'aI
since then wnen he mad moi prescribed for MI Mrs.
Hoyt was 1877 He attended Jesse Hoyt ID sS2 up 20
sdne D, MNcn tnt Wlt1csS Was tdhcu 80 AH' NA4'
Ter of Jesse HOyt extraordinary Tor IA pose
Tine only member OF the family against whom the VIZ
ness had heard Mr. HOyt utter word was his
daughter. Mr. HOyt showed no wandering o. hlhd OK
IncOherenco Of IDEAS in his last illness. The only ume
ne showed confusion or ideas was once WLeh
rg0rphine admins Cercd EypOCerinc3iy.
.hree doctors, VINO scattered HoO1I III OirienJ
prLs OF the room so as 20 rouse LOh0dys SUSPICION,
bur no are known "a "exDerts" heretofore employed
by one The for the contestant, were greatly
pleased over the statement OF the iness, ana one
al them whispered MIR. Suipnan as good point n1u
been made.
Then the ease was adjourned until to-day.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER-HOCS 81
Y WORK-By German and wife 70 chldreni
l,S; r-comne1dati1as Apply II CARPENTEH's BUREAU.
1913 6thave, nearJth e.
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ACHMAN.-By a first class man, rs coach
man. English ma ed city c1un's 10 yeiF5 city
te''i e"0' -'Ou4 & V'' Il : o shave
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IOAGHMAN, &C.-By a man 10 take care
Lorrs &C. fly knows ME business and has good rrf-
erence A, coaohna MIC HAIL L H 100 "rse INST