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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-29
STATE or TRADE.


BALTIMORE Nav IS Flour steady and qu.e Howsra street
90 Family - 7asj IS CRY NILS super 80 uo4S3 30. TO-
80 - On No. . gS NO wc- iacr -ou'hcru Rcd
:. O-0>l ID; 90. Amber 81 l0n~l 49, NO, NaiyahH
o'u1 inne :. o. 40 II T.. tuiy ii l.qti ~
crn nn Ind srady. -ontucrn WHITE e. ee. TO- yellow
~ e.. Western M,Jeh, Nav. Ic Dd. June, In 80
a. We ern whte a. c.: 10. Mixed. 3 4.sc, Penn
oai a. GG,- WHEAT 5000 5usn corn 5.ooo bush
Dats 1900 bush; Hyn iVD3 9H'n. en- . 294 go
bush Ilo corn oil''- 900 bush.
nor2s Ms Nay % Foar du ,, and q. qne1ane 3D.
Patent Winter Nhcat., Pos o Corn -Hi e''1SI ~.
oats quiet No / White l6c.; No White. t52e4tc.. NO
oats $ 900 bush; shorts i-OO0 bush
sales - 5o5 bush No Hard northern Pacific 81 on
cas- 9@o eu5l = g bns6 DO at II Ok car sample
White rack at - o. corn qmef' sls' cars 10 ~, = N
Goe oa's unetea 6gt nser 'afs ve o G9G
ana unchanged Railroad ireights to Ne~4 OK steady
Recepts@Four 24oo e6s Wheat 1900 bush Corn
So hush railroad Standardization $500 bills; Wheat
$1,000 bush ORR, $1,000 GusL' Vats i'UO ylsn l ~
IL 900 bush canal shipments de-waer-Vheat 5000
bush: corn 80 900 BUSH oats. 10000 BUSH Rye o0Oo
s-6obusG
CIxcyyAu May Proyison.-PorE gue Mess slg 90
srs gu 81 shortrfb q 80. Bacon firm shoulders : ~
ana Light - 0ja-j PACKING ana Butchers 0osS5 65
MILWAUKEE, Mav 2s.-t.our quiet and nominal Whea'
easier. No 2 Milwaukee, cash, $3.50; May. - Sc
June 9Oaac; July ga Coru hrm No. =, O6c$ re
er1 "a 81 65lc drrner No 2 81 Ic. Rye dun aud
scarce 40 !, sc Barley quiet but stea.y, M.
Sprng. Lao1c 80. Spring extra 3tc kecelpJs
10 900 his; Whcats 900 BUSH Barley 43OO nu-h lp'
ments-F0ur 10000 bDs; Wheat 4AOOJ bushi barley
4.OUu bush.
PHILADELPHIA MAY IS -FlouU steady with better demand
from ne home Immediate wants Western and rnh
syvauiA super - JOd>3 OO do Extras - Oua - Ju cl
syv4Lia Family, - yJWps y. PrihsN V-na I1
- 10 30: Delaware Family - -; Western ~ itI 10Y"
graes s. OO0-4 Mhcat-lAc demand Ton Oai lois was
N4ht No. Red LAY 81 o. -U- l june, u"i - '' -
July 81 % u nt7s August 81 n-'4rl J"'2 A"ihN
lo, nrmcr; so. Yellow T-CK DSc steamer MN A4A'.'
ua.k &c. SAL Mixed In grain elevator &C. ran LI-l
Mixed md yellow tIJ.A 63c. - yellow aboAt re DaJS
Gar lots better demand and higher no Mixed so -
o3-c; White 39l i2c NO w he SNORT st9i
4Oi4 d4OLc. No While May, 500 Gsnc5 June 'B@1 70
July 4Oaq40'lc. AUGUST g. as e. teceipis-rI9Hr @Vo
DIS. Wheat o. 'Do bush; Corn 700 ousA Das J o uls-
shlpmcnts-WheaL $1,000 bush Cora. IOOo ousl' pa's
5.OUU Uusn
ST. LOUIS MAY os.-F7our stea1y ard nnchanrei Family
W'hea active ANA higher so Red, ~ IL l2 tsh ana
Nav lunr Il g.. July so sG &C.. August ga. 3's.
All the Year 53 &c.; No. Red Fan 81 OF pa. 'oIn
higher ami inactive; sales at 81 Ia 2c.. casn; - Il
b Sc NJ av ac Juut 7.a53s July " &C august
4 "a, Year oats urm az 33ic cash; ~ ic DID Way
2.ssa2G34c. A the Year. Rye quiet AZ 3"-sc. b'i
lev gul az GO0~Oc Receipts Flour 5000 OOlsf NirAt
600 bush. Corn 80 900 bush, oats tluJI DlsH.' Hr
lo.n hush. BARLEY GOUU bush. -ulpments-l.our oNDu
bbs Whrat 10000 BUSH Corn. 30 900 bush; CAs ouuO
BUSH Barley, 200 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-29

HAY AND -TRAW-rrade continued SLOW, ani as we
Hly-Nedum to choice Timothy DC @5.c 9ABp s.1is 30
GO NO. ] Rye straw, s5e'oci 40. 2 'o" 'o3 '''i OAN
TIDFs-Therc has hut ntfe irquy and The market
uOf~ Tho export trade has been somewhat E'Tclc oy
moderate there Las been no y o5sile 10 '.i W
sel refis T Ip it be n'er9r w quote ,loce sew
lo.+ 2' ,s "- Prime do ~ c. Low 10 FAR la Ice
Year ines. ljG2uc. PACIFIC coast - -8c. RI, ...
and easier I'm Pltc s.sadcr copper dul but firm Lad
3 n ''G S e e2a at ar eq 's S i56 80
assc. 400 hhds sed al 10 - ioI ,Agoit n . enc, VIVA
1aia and inclined TO rresua1y 10 S2ie lO5 Dds. iYr
-frgci 10 Good -tra ned 3 }7qg-I "a f. 81 : "a
: '5oas5 81 window Glass 2'4s4 5o. Tar ard Pitch
@fit.ea IN ia aepl'aa and Arm A. NeT gd EsTs
been err sales OF Mnhadcn arm, ais M. rsci ana lne
pre- !. ''2ea si 56c rude cotton seed 31a25c Ro
hugd -uaneE {,y POI 'Ig f. q .c /. cached Win
Ter j,q5jc latter Tor Extra Tanners S'4i4c 'of BANK
ocFAx FRE1GUrs.-The market vas very quet with
EFEIi T7tGElff Ms LIVERPOOL. steam; Grain
Tion aa1fci al -d 800 bales Couon. Jo'i I. -o4 -
5000 boxes Cheese. 'os "oos La,on al , a. 81
b. 3d. 100 Dhs Pork - 5d 200 sacks tiI'r lo5 ~,
80 tons ro ai1, at 90 GLASGOW se,
r,n I rG inoted ID asked 1000 Cheese 51a
ninss.-A Erw ERP. steam 1000 10 BUSH GRAIN
gharters-Sg ,1 'I Ks Il "a. "a L--iN
64s <, Ane4 o.. 1no strisp bars hence 50l bis
Es sanc5 o. s Il direct B4Il5 American sai4
rom Phlad.pla . % IBIS Refined on g -- BJ ENOa
A9RF1 4Tf 5'R of 1sf 5arE o Porsad 500
Lgmbcr ? Buenos Ayros ~ ~ s ~ t.,t ~
LVEEPOOI, british bark from est Say. d.al,
%EWYoRa schooner from Brunswck lumber - 30 90 ,sr
Dbl Win some excitement covering Of .o- CLOSING aTn
sales bbs od Ness on tho SPOT ~ 81 Mess qp9ls5a i
81 Dd and 81 i9r y " FAMILY Ne ,
nehanged prIoe with -ht business -ai.s l' &C. :.
81 Fir Mes, 81 80 Packet SIS 10 barrels and $50 30
In tierces Plate Beet 2as4ai Family 81 50
ar NJ Fl . ~. Vest - 50 3..CUT MEArs-Ihe DE-
9aa @ Soi0 Picked Bes HAY a9ersgs Sc dooo
| n DO. light Sc 70p Picked ouii"rs Itnl &c r,
ed &c. cfy PicSied SHOULDERS - e ieisd Ham.
80 .D.' MiDDLEs ~TSc.e. Pre- a. rcT
| On. clcn. utlur- sacs Long Clear n Sew orN
Short Clear DC DRESSED uoGs rue II MN pres
7.c L4RDIle market mad sIongI look a. the open
ng as reccans ne ct RIcs LIE T,Is P OF about
o. points leaving oil barely steady speculation rs nsS
spot quoted s4oc Sales. 1000 tes June sJe ,.,
s50as.52c. $500 tcs August sos 7oc closing q. .
Us z.COo yes ~ nue. t,tT' sfean L.. active
sales % tcs sicoi Refined quoted Continent I'D
and SeayT but Prices without decided AL
yanee4 about - per 49, III GS1sdsn 5c
| RICL-steady unchanged, with nOdeI-se ouAi'
sTEARINE-Firmiy held. but trading qnet Sales, 10 900
sUGAR-Raw daii a 81 fqr tlr rsanng options Il
lover "'s5 80 tc for August and b3oa E7tc Tor
sepeaber Iehned dun Cut Loaf o. a7?ei flushed!
7Sf Gi- MoaiG a 67e standard a. 5fe,
9a "a ,aSse &c 5sa51.c, yellow. - a5c.
TALLOW-flug aud u lo, Iae u'iH-Aa PRIME Gay 4uOV
And nominal On street, At ancuOa prces DC
'' Ii.oSBACCo-Medium Tugs duh and unchanged.
| -, r.-, 1900
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1rur srocK MARKErs-sY rELEGrArH

Il
BrrrALO MAY p -Cdtle-Recepts to-day $50 head totH
r week TINS Tar 1000 head Time asst week 4iVV
he'd cone gned through 10 cars; nothing DONG Al aod
scatiy .-.-, D. .-.., 49,. o., 20
gtseD-Recelps to-day 1000 head total Tor week mus ia
5000 head: last week l5JUU head consshel
tirough cars. market active and hlgncr 'gI-nl 'h
10 FAIR 81 70 10 Good 10 Choice. 80 OoGSJ 'Ji no
Rogs-Receips to-day $500 head: total Tor week Inns
fsI 100 mead time Last week. ls'OO mead.
iged through 1913 cars GOOD 10 lhoiGe lorkfs % y
20 81. Light MTtt, 80 -O@tO Do Pood Aeduns - ~
s. so. Is. ~ 55asIOi -,
CHICAGO Nav 2s-T1e Drorsrs Journal reports Ho1s-Be.
ceDts head. shipments 1000 mead market act
and nrmcr Rough Packing. - u 40 40. FAcAln NJ.
md Shipping s. 1S5 7J Light - % 50, Skps, u %
C44e-Receipts 400 head. shipments 200 head, mar
kri active and strong Exports. So AOaSt f Good 70
Choice slipping 81 lOasj oO Common " Medium, 10 ~ q
ReceDts 600, shipments 500; market steady
Inferior 10 Fau - 7ja g Of Medium 10 Good, - DO
8 90 Choice Extra. s. 80 dS5 %. 90. 49,.
81 LOUIE. Nav 2-.-Canie-he cepts.- $500 shipments
$50 market Iru Exports 81 30 - -, Good TO holes
Slipping 80 1SG4Ii Common 10 Medium - iO~fo 5Ui
Corn led Texans ass 49, stockers ana Feeders ;" -
ass %. 400 ..t.., .,...
Common to Clipped. "a 30 ass 90 Texans 81 10
81 So 80 ,. -.
workers. So 20 10 40 Packing IS asa 90 Heavy - ooa
Z 40
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. Wednesday, May %. 1854.
The following sales we're made at the Exchange
SalesrOOm to-day:
4-;9ry s GTex nay IaS 2oIge = Z B LORD s24 800
similar , q5 "a Si G % 'u'r 500
pst o. iaaG NS' 4SI s1 lG Martin 500
2s5qTy G ~ IS ict 25Gs same buyeT $500
By Richard Y. HdT7eu q Co.
Mat NJ land on gherman-ave, cor Of OIfordpace $500
T5th ST. 2OOxlOO Fairchild ---------... $3.50
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEwYoRK CITY
lstsye VIZ T5 sGi l-l'' 4iioo = $4,000
4sths 100 100 t. OF 5o Petcrs $4,000
II OF bthave, lItI OJ5' JaHSs al, oco
wife To Barbara fledrsl -"'OVO
llt9s 5e9 OF 0dave -o1Iooi $4,000
2daye cor Of 49ta' rS5a. 70 Leopold HAS 100000
l29hst 20 Il S o. ., NSa ag Rro8eta 1000
Madisonaye , cor 81 LOU $4,000
Rutgers place No T. Jas Barrett and Nn' % ao4 1890
lSogst 10 q OF 7th4Te oII90 IL Il '''N go 900
East Broadway No IA Roese Nathan Flsth. 2IoOo
7thsye ~ = Of 3 Ssi6. 1850
18TH At 100 Of Zdsve lO0zlO22i Ellk mat CON
the and another, executors, " GuNeAume '''O~
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Low Middling.... - =
------- ,r,r NsfFstt--, =

,,oFQ n
FoF FGgrgs cs mG5eTqe d SRG 20 6e
montha sales &c 90 bales Toeays closing prge-' ~
IL57a1i5sa June Go ll55@Ils nv an r. 6ets6er
1!.4all,5 November ll02 d Io8 Dece" -:
March II % 33 Market closing dull but steady ITan'
FLOUR And MEAI-FLoUR-MarEet heavy vi Tiia n
holders isrose- 70 accept Owl R,le have beon
confined mainly TO small parcel Tor lnne + i,cIud
Ing LOO bbls CITY MN E1Ta at "a 20 a. ~ FOR winter
superfne 9oa 50 p for spring and sas5 AZ -o0 r XIX
WINTER heat Extra. prices within the range Quota
TONS tine - I'D - VI. - - Sfofe 81 40 ds3 G
Good to Fancy do 81 7ods6 Common 10 ss'ed 1e "a com
SIm 70 Far mr. Ttra OHIO g CASA o Good 2oft5 o
a 5o straight - Potent s. lo 20 r } Fxtrs
ioas, TO- Far to Good AZ 90 Good 70 ySssr
81 So City Nm Extra Tor west Indies. s. ooes5 % 8
south American 50 $50 - MARKET closing ut taci
at So coas4 5o Good to choice. s. ass o 80, 't
SAIL o. h.- hE'n 5i ne al - 3D. quo''u 50
GRXIS-% HEAI Make opened igal &c l-her: s1'e
quentv lost most or tnc ad ,anc and closed s'eay -
un4cr he lsnest prices limited bgsngs. or ,c Ss
sales T. 900 bush future 10000 bush ea'h ine .ll
10 Un-Iaded Winter Rel Dc AL Il No Red , l.-'
A sal Of H. 90 5usn 30 Hard Duluth WIS made o. y n q
Jun on 9q1 a. f5 81 1 Closing : 1 r DO ,r ply
81 % ds ~ closing il O4 90. seller August g -
al TO- losing :. o5ae DO seller -ctob,r u ~ vi 49,
ae II iO.....EY E-Mukct saa.e inner Western ~
bush western. 1t -ic 5aoo bush do p arrive gI9,'
80 CORN-Narset unsettled. cash lots w.thou, de-, a,.
cham p' 'o'ar med co.c Ne .,l 9,'5 e I'm sr tie
haner p1.s united .-4css i5r eTg'T' ,is ' d6
9'''t e. So Sst steamer Mixed &C. n Gle
IL ~. 80
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Hay q,
pFAvs AyD PEAs.

pFANs AyD PEAS.
Receipts for the we0k-BeanB. hI DbS PEAS ln' Dusu
EXports-heIns, 10 pAgs3 Peas. JD-3 bush lApot IS
- bags Beans Prices FOR domestic Whte Faletts ut .
not changed materially during the week tho influence OF
dull trade being ofet by very gt receipts Yea hIlIey III
small supply and held higher. Turtle soup very ul Iitan
Mediums nave had -als 20 Vest 20 the extent Oh ao
a. 500 this ~thened the position and though
the stock l. larg holders inclined 10 AK more money l
prime qualify. MaTseies Beans do not sympdthHe as Je"
Green Peas scarce and higher.
Beans Marrow. DO small Pea 900. ID 92 %
choice -.. 2q513 co. Do Marrow Pea . 40 az -
Do, Fair 10 Prime. O1H2 IS DO Turtle ~oup as ~
Do Medium Choice iUU a. DO Italian dedlun W a. ~
Do Far 10 Good 2OO122J DO iarsrls Mcd - a. %
Do White Kidney 2003 % Green Peas prime 90 al oO
Red kidney, 1855. 8 OaJ Is
BUTTER.
Receipts for the week 3jto+ Dkgs Exports W. pkgs
The market is Jc than last week offerings are iIe
and determined % avoid
any accumulation. and buyers have things mucl
their te Creamery Pals are rarely o0Dcd anoNe
pc matter how fine the quality aud for best brands os
tubs Zlc IL mi price Or prompt sales Hpech uliha on
e-tern, particularly tigus reaching 2ic but extra
Ohio low and Minnesota Freely offered az -Vc am 90
heep cleared up e rsts plenty at Ic nj n-s
DE had az 10 Exporters have taken about uO pcka 80
ms week a. Is TO 3oc for gold 10 hne STATE larry
free receipt and rules low in sympajy WIN
For closely selected lDrs OF hitIkn uDs
is occasionally obtained lots are easier bought
hun sold good deal NJ very good buiteI s oIer
ing IN range III Be The few Welsh tubs arriving
slowly l6H2Oc, "a 20 quality I'm at"h rriu
cry dull ami rccevershave Ind 70 put the price OF Des
marks 10 lGdl4c Western Dairy shows up nctttf 10 t
ccip- and seers have difficulty llI n pcs unDiOhe IN
above 4itc Factory not very attractive III f't
ity ana Las Hole inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-29

CHICAGO May 2srhs Board OF Trade today decided TO-
adj urn Friday Decoration boy, and il7n IuS5 ~
present week Flour Ia atrdemgud but ctlhfci " n'"t
in active demand md stronger sales ranged Nay ~ -
closing al hSa.c June IrUltc. closing az r9J Juyf
30, &C. closing al 9 c August ~ - eloslns ~
september ~ hltAbn ~ ihH.
So DC closing $3.50 Corn IN good demand ihl ny
-et closing itHo1 'ci Way
closing Al 30 a. June % $50, &C. closing AZ SCI
July 5-i-a 30 sc. closing a. ~ 2c+ august
s.ne AZ 5s1e oats steady and sales ranged .sh
&c May ii s.c June il u 1e eIosin4 Al S-S''
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rioer. V.ss.is md R1urorfs
Ngw-YoRK, May %, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFFF-snot Bio weak 5000 bags OF Advance soa
on Tho basis of Zoe for FAR stock IN first hanGs Ael :
900 IS BAGS options duh and closed easy at tle R
prices. June -uJd 10 July, - y 80 A9t " n,
n A. September 80 d255 October .22G 10. 30 ontt
her 500 - 70 December 6 $50 Mild grades qu
100 mats Interior Java sod private terms ALSO "
auCfiou. 800 bags lava nc II 0 l3r ., .i.o, rod
COTTON-spot Cotton steady. fairly active an' ilc
Sales. 039 bales aai evening" ncuduc -. ,+-oc.s
port and for consumption Delivered On oon.
90 bales Receipts az the ports today 4UU' O@es "e
40 Iass week, and AZ last year. ,.,a.,..o, -r,
Ihe quotations ACCORDING ~ the American
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON May 2s-1230 .. m-COnsois lOl us lot DOM
money and the accounts United stat, tonI ana HS
ent pouds II Great Western FIRST mortgage
lrusees Certi6caUes 81 =; Erie - DO second Consos
New 49, Illinois Central Ia rem
Svlvana - Ia Reading &; Mexican Ordinary Az % Canadian
Pacific. A; 81 Paul common, I4s
D m.Atantc and Great western I Isl hort2age iIIS
tees Certificates. 500 Erie l5' do second onsos 6Os
New. YORK Central II i Illinois Central l2 Rcedng '2
Ordinary 40 Canadian Pacific, a. =; ST. PAU Com
MN =
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W. q. GRESHAM
pn.imnsln..lLl
PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAS TIERS
4 STOREs
JETrEBsoNyHLE DEPOT op rag

4
JEFFERsOyYIlLE md. Nav 2b, l@0i, }
Scaled proposals. trlpcate subject 70 The us1a con
ditons WI be received AZ tas OHIO untl 9s"S {. NJ
Central tiudaTd " eiuesiiy jane Is u =. AZ
which time and place they Will be- opened IN ne PRES o. Ok
Hdders urn.slins and delivering az TINS Depot m oN
ing named articles Rubber Bands official En'tnp"s ~te
Eaaes pap,r Fasteners General tret PILES Fllei ild
ers Ink stands Blak Ink Red Ink huriage. biol ING
PAPER nvelOIe Paper Letter PAPER, Noe APE ,.el t
4apeuc Is stove Brushes Polish solder W a. ltop
and Copper WIRE Aiulatc Acid sheet Iuo sheet n ~ 80
Shoyels fungS ana P0Aefs, asie
nancr Baskets Fa her Busters Letercopyng Brlslrs eL
IN copcug Prcsses Office Desks Backsmths aud f rs
Tools Ladder. force Pumps steel kakes 0hAe les
shors Horseshoe Nails, Liquid llrbouc ACID tps.,@H ~
injecting Fluid nrushes Clrfycgnhs Sal am In
Bnchcts rubber Lift and Force Pumis Axe erase
Nufs aud Bolts, paper Manila Rope screws Astu9
an Tack. add e.s bread oa!deTs Wax. T~lne, Cur
\ is White Lead, l. useei on, etc, etc. ~,
The reserves the rlsht 70 reject ay VI AZ
bids. ..-... -.....t.- - :.
MANUFACTURER c0ud.t oi anu quality being ca al and
prfeiuc.iu and
produced he Pacific the extent Of
thecousumptOn required by the public scrvlc. there
Blank proposals speCincatons ald ul information ssto
budding etc will be furnished 0n application 20 this Onoe
Envelopes containing proposals should De plainly maj ke
Proposals FOR az Jencrsonyu Depot Indiana anc
dressed " the undersigned
RUFUS SAXTON,
Asst Quarteunaster. General,
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July s2'sS32',c, closing at 32iacJ August 2s7S29ca
PoginaI Rsceigts~TloaF 900 SSI: Wheat 5000 600
bush Barley 900 bush shpnent,-FOur II 900 bbls1
Wheat $4,000 bnshJ Germ y Og0 oashi Oata leo'VVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-29

The quotations for refined of ST cents In New
York and cents in Philadelphia and Baltimore one
same n Yesterday. 800, 900
he sales OF crude petroleum amounted TO G144OOO
barrels In oil City and 4,7l2OOO in Bradford
BRADFORD, Penn, My 2s.-Crude oil weaker tota
runs Tuesday, sO.O22 bbs; total shipments. 39,S30
ls charters 113 go bills: clcarancos 100000 bhls
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 7s the highest
price Of the day and closed al =; lowest price, 'os
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Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
4 Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, J
WASHINGTON. D T.. MAY I. i-'f.
proposals WIN be received At Us ~ Intn
o'clock m Thursday June B. 1854 Tor iiiuisuhe Ia
f5ner ior Ito Post Department fOT iOal July
l. l-~l ,- ..-- .. , .-..--...,
puf ties required together with circular relating thereto,
will e furn she'd application to this Department
Proposals should be addressed O. the tlH Assistant fpst
rplst9r ruera and rsed Proposals Tor Sfat"uetY
me reserves the right 10 reject any or
IA 0-N Va. GRESHAM
pns A.. ma
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

A q Z
WASHINGTON d. C., Nav =, l-st)
Sealed prop0sas will be received &C this Depart
un0 ~ O'Clock IN. THURSDAY. June . lost Tor
furnishing stationery for the OF FIRST ana Sec"n Nas
Post Olnces Tor one wear from July l, 1854
blank OF proposals. showinS the items ana esi mated
auausa reourd together with circular relating thereto.
Viii be- FURNISHED applicant 10 thus Department. n.
PrOpoas should addressed 20 tho FIRST Assistant fOs
master Benera Endorsed Proposals for stationery
The Reserves the right TO reject any %
49, W. .. GRESHAM
Postmaster uencrai
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTIOS.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTIOS.
All persons holding Of the bonds OF me
Southern Pacific RiilroQc Company arr hereby 40,
cd the bands ~
the under mortgage by which ne
PAYMENT OF said bonds secured. the ~ one Hundred
Thousand Dollars gold which, under The terms ~ -if mort
gage s applicable the redemption purchase of -aid
Gonds he Undersigned VIII receive sealed proposals
the Office OF said company corner o. th an inN
send Francisco for The surrender % sd honu5 lhul
the OF June. -14 which tine proposals VII De
Olrned and offered 40 the OFc-t price VII
De redeemed purchased % The am unit Aforesaid 60.
Propose ndOr.ed Proposals for surrender ~ ftN
Mortsage Bonds southern Pacific Railroad Company"
d. .. N LIS. Vru.teos
g. l.. LAN>ING,}
san Francisco May 9, 1884.
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The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NFW-YORK, Nav %

The fluctuations in the petroleum market
we're not so marked to-day yesterday; yet they de-
noted continuation Of the speculation which has been
going ON FOR days. The dealings were also smaller
than Yesterday showing falling of OF about 45OOoOo
barrels The total sales at both Exchanges were 4I|o9
900 barrels The market closed about cents lower than
YESTERDAY with a steady tone.
The range Of prices and total dealings we're az fol
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E5gOTtt. sIIs sesss7S5 sSssSs2a 3Sis59oi
Excess. Of exports sIeS4.4SO .-i:ssi, Sso'42ASSl
F4eess OF imports S4o2S5A ".'-'--.'.---
Mi BALANCE
r1,o.s Of export. ss515969l sl1664o365 slO7477ssO
The day at the Stock Exchange was marked by
,voring confidence in the stability of yesterdays
values 1t was natural to expect some reaction
from Yesterdays rapid and extreme advance; so,
after an opeuing Mt figures that were almost uni
versallv lower than last evenings final prices, and
n further moderate decline, there was
n fair demand for stocks from
tine board-room traders and to the extent of their
ability they OccasOned check IN the decline ana
some few partial reooveries. The passion TO SELL
however remained undated new decline set H.
which with less than ordinary fluctuations con-
tinued to the end of the day. Union Paclnc' zen
tral and Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern. and Northwestern we're special features of the
dav. Union Pacific opened down 30 at ASA IL d
aud declined TO 36l2a37ss. No official report OF
the conpapys earnings for April has been received
hut il is currently reported and 10 was factor IN
the price of that stock. that they Will snow loss
of S750O 600. Central and Hudson opened down .
per cent at 109l and fell 10 100 ga IO0's; ~ VA
eomew hat influenced by unofficial statements tha'
the dividend viii be reduced for this quarter.
Delaware Lackawanna and Western opened 4""1
D. per cent at 1Ol Il sold at 101 - and then Declined
TO QSl409S7s: TO those who cOmpreuehucu
vesterdav's movement this result not sur
prise Northwestern opened only i lower Al '9--,
but later sold at 969sa967s ST. Paul was active az
7Il9a7l5s down to 69lsa697s against 724 last
evening Rock Island declined from l l2l2 TO l09'4
Clio. illinois Central from 12l to lis, but Bur
lington and Quincy small business fell only
from 1875 to 1I16sa112 Central Of New-Jersey
declined from 90 to 57d ssh, and Reading with
small sales was off from 3O7s to 2a@2aosi
Lake shore opened s. lower at So and
fell TO S3as 81, and Canada southern yielded
from 39la TO 3sl4. Missouri Pacific was unusually
active and recorded sales OF 10000 shares; hut II
sold from ~ down to 714a72ss. Western Union
sold at 577sd $3.50 J5l2G SO against oSti lasi
evening il was rumored to-day that the dividend
for this quarter viii be only p per cent. but ne
question will not DO decided by the directors M
Wednesday June II. In the early hours certiu-
Gates of stocks for loaned az premiums
as follows; Illinois Central; Central and hudson.
Missouri Pacific. Lake shore, Union Paclhc,
and Reading at 1-S261-l6 per cent Central OF
New-Jersey. Burlington and Quincy. and Delaware
IaekawaDna and Western at 3-16a Il per cent
later almost every thng was flat TO 3 cent for car
rying The stocks purchased to-day under the
rule" for non-delivery included 300 Illinois Cen
trai 100 Burlington and Quincy, 200 Delaware
Iackawanua and Western. and 100 mon Pdelhc;
This market closed weak and unsettled aJ small
recOverles from lowest prices.
Governments were barely steady, with The bidS
for the 4los ID per cent lower Annexed are the
closing quotations:
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rrr loot nj ana. st River n the CITY or Nc" otA
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