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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-28
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO,

Receipts, 2s,0O0; market quiet and
dun at lobl5c lower; light $500 rough
packing, .stOo9teJ; heavy packing and
shipping, 81 6jbig5.
CArrLE- Receipts, 1900; quiet; exports,
s8.4066g0; good TO choice shipping, $500
67O; common 10 fair, Sil0dti0; Texans firm
at $4,000 ~.
sHEEP-Receipts, 800; steady; common to
good, S2l09h25.
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Bt'rPit,n

CATTLE - Good demands; prices q shade
higher for best grades good 70 choice steers,
$b.65GD8. 10; Canada stockcrs, $4,000 90.
SuREp--M0rkct steady, common to choice
sheep, $3.00lp5.i0; Western lambs, si.iOdbi 70;
Canada lambs s5.sl650O.
HoGs-Market steady, with fair demand;
Workers, si.e5ic5.bg. hit do, si.G50D5.05; good
medium, S5.0JG55lb; choioo, S.96. pigs, 1890
b0b
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-28

Fast Time East.
pnc,ca,, rro,,o by this line go through to East.
dSScllStIS efn points without any delay
caused by Sunday intervening. The Saturday after.
loon train FROM Cairo arrives In new York Monday
norniug at 1925. Thirty-six hours In advance of
ny other route
tyy-F For through tickets and further information
apply ct Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
J. II. JONES, Ticket Agent.
a. II. HANSON. Gen. Pass. Agent Chicago
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NEW YORK,

wHBAT-Weaker; No. 2 Red November,
SIC; December, s6bc; January, CSC; Febru.
ary. s9Sc; May. 95c.
CoRN-Higher; October, SIC; November,
2isc; December, tQhc; January, A7Sc; May,
SAc.
OATs-weaker; November, 3lac; Decem-
Der, 82Ac.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-28

rRAIss LEAVE CAIRO:
eco "a IN. Mail,
Arriving In st. Louis O. 30 M; Chicago, 80 p.M,
Connecting at 0din and Efingham fer Cinciu'
natl, Louisville, indianapolis and points East.
1928 %. m. Fast st. Louis and
Western Express.
Arriving in st. Louis GAS p. N, and connecting
for all points West.
3:45 p. m Fast Express.
For ST. Louis and Chicago, arriving at st. Louis
1918 p. m. E, and Chicago 7:20 am.
3:45 pm Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 700 a. m. Louisyill, S:,5
Il. IN. indianapolis 4:O5 a m. Passehgcre BY
this train reach the above points L. TO SO
HOURS in advance Of any other route,
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS ron lsr YEAR.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS For lsr YEAR.
VIM. Stra,ton Str tton Bird, gro,eis, CAIRO, III.
j. A. Goidstinc, fGoldstine & Roscnwa,er, whole.
pae and rottil dry good; @. W. Dtnnirg N. D.i
Pros. I'd. Med Ex', for Pensions; Albert Lewis,
Judge an notary public; Wm, Il. Pitcher, com.
broker aud lnAurancc agents X. II. Baird, city
street supervisor; NJ, PHILIPPE, carpenter and build
or; Thomas lcwls, attorney ana socrctafyi E.V.
Porce, e,attornoy.Gt.law, DuQuoin III, ". y. Pace
cashier OF Centennial BgDE, Ashley, II. I Albert
Hayden. cashier of George Connolly a Co, Spring
field, | 70. NJ NunD, nttorney.atlaw. lH6 Ran
dolph street, Chicago; Hon. Robt. A.. Hatcher, at
torney.atlaw, Charleston, Mo +; y. Leighton
cashier Flret National hank, stuart Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Q Good Meal

or good room, go to DeBaun's, 56 OHIO
levee. II
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. K.
TIME GARD

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Arr at Dcpre
p. U, I'm PC
I. c. X. 4 (tkrough lock mall). . q. IN, ........
=" Ill .00am 3p. IN
(way maiD D.....,....3 3op.m, 9p. m.
(Southern Div. .....4:30p m. 80. IN.
Iron Mountain H. R.......,..30JP. r. m. 9p. m
Wabash X. .R....................6 ., m. 9p. m.
Texas d ST. Louis r. R......... l|no0I q. n.
81. Louis & Cairo r. R.........d r. m II a. N.
OulO NlNcI .ts...ssss.o " "
Miss ltiver arrives Wed, sat. IL Mon.
- departs Wed Fri. Il Sun.
? o. ger del. op from.... ....1:3 am to1;sO pm
P.O. box del. OpCn from, ,.......b a. m togp. m.
Sundays ger. de-. open from. a. m. TO 10 a. m.
Sundays box del. open from. q a. m. &c l0:30 am
sD-N0TE.- Changes will - published from
time 70 time In city papers. t0ange yonr carde &C
cordtngly. VIM. N. MURPHY T.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-28

k85-The 3:45 a. m. express has PULLMAN
SOEEPlNG CAR from Cairo to Cincinnati. with
out changes, and through sleepers TO 81. Lopis
and Chicago.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Nay 2Pr0yso1 BACON --Cumbei!and cot
fO- Long Clear Nudes 43s. Cd; short Ciear Mddcs
44s 81 short Ribs ass I'd; shoulders 3js per cwt Beef
ga for extra lntisn Mess. Inda Mess, - PorX-ptln
ern GS'. Lard naclcan. lis 0d prino Western d
Lard on, I'D. Hams IOng Cut, GJs I'd; shoulders
Butter. 91s par cwt for hnest United states Cheeso-
American ChOice6 0t WheatIed western sPIlnS ~ %
d7s Jt Red Winter, III 81 ceuta No Snrln
70. ID; New Western Winter - Sd New aIed western
6s al. California No. Cd as. ID California NO. =
u. d.a7, ID per contaL Corn Mixed Oh 81 a, 10
new -. d. per GENITAL PrUdIce-Spirts Of Turpentne
20 0di DO. at Lonton, 244 81. pos cw Reaned PetrO
leum 7 T. per galou. Clover seed-Amsncan Red, As
d54s per cvt. Ta,Ow 39s Cd. psr cwt. RoHa -Common
az. ID, PAS 9AdlO 3D. Linseod Oh 2Ds ID pei cwt go
centa' including 10000 American Receipts Of corn $500
CCutHls
Calcutta Linsce t3s I'D ;8. per quarter In
Cake Os per Renued Petroleum. I'D a. ~
per gallon. -prts OF TurpeBtine "a, Od PER crt
sperm on, 46i @I66 per ton Ro'i0-Comnon. IS %
-. sd. ale 81 cwt Tor cuba Centr
fugal p)iarzng $50 AMI lis 81 clos 3d. Tor CupS Nus
~ Iair z ahOa,.
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6i declined 10 50ai and closed at Co.'S OF the same
as last evening. Central Pacfcs was another spe-
ciay soft spot, and from 7sG 5Ol2 1t fell to 1872
and closed at Ash. Special strength was developed
in the Northern Paci6cs, which exerted not a h'tlo
influence upon the general situation; the preferred
stock rose from 80 10 52asd5 2li. and Oregon and
Transcontnental rose from Jig to 1910 1913
The whole marke, was strong and weak by spells
and closed when it was in the best spirits OF the
day. As TO the current rumors of emharrassmonts
and financial disaster which were circulated it is
necessary TO remark that there is no indication that
they were the outcome of anything more than the
natural supposition that the fearful shrinkage i'll
values that has occurred must hart some one. So
it unquestionably does, but the millionaire can
lose half 4 million and not be a bankrupt.
The tone Of the market for Governments was
weak. small pressure to sell the 4l2s reduced the
price Il per cent, but after the offerings had been
absorbed there was partial recovery in the quota
tons; the final bids were IS lower for the is and
1l2S. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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CLG~ING PRICES or LADELPHFt STOCKS
2spJrstbIIDIS I Dts, -, - TE't
FRIDAY. May Or. NJ.

To-days stock market was of the Kind that alter
nately demOraized average traders on either side
oi the account. But the story of to-days dealings
will be incomplete without reference TO the sud
den change that occurred yesterday after 230 p
The only plausible and probably the correct ex-
PLANTATION OF yesterdays semi-panc ~ found in the
private gossip that three of the prominent bears
in the market, upon comparing notes yesterday
afternoon, discovered that collectively they had
purchased some 200 900 shares of stocks (which IN
cluded 55 900 shares of Western Union and over
10000 shares Of Union Pacific, AMI that still the
market refused to respond, az they had thought it
ought, 10 their efforts 10 lift prices The
conclusion arrived at was that they had covered
their shorts not from the sales Of general trad
ers but from the partial depletion Of large blocks
Hence their panic, their abandonment Of the orig
inal plan 90 lift prices, ard their anxiety 30 return
10 their original position rapidly as possible; and
a. consequence yesterday afternoons sudden
pressure 20 sell and the rapid decline. consulta-
ton last evening, however, seems 10 have resulted
iD the adoption Of more moderate aud less panicky
methods than those which yesterday wero ruled by
an impetuOus impulse. Therefore today no.
tioeabls feature Of the market was that
II was sustained at every point where II cOnld
be without toOe xtravagant expenditure. while the
specially weak spots were left to their own drift
subject 10 the surrounding Influences. In accord
with this precOnceived plan, t0days FIRST Prices
were steady and general advance folOwed the
opening; but Union Pacific and Western Union
were heavy weights 10 carry. and the whole market
yielded. Yet the plan was not abandoned; IL was
only modified 10 suit the emergencies of tho case
and II finally proved successful in marking the clos
jng figures some fractions higher than they were
last evening. The days business amounted 10
b2O34s shares, Of which Union Pacific u85, 800
md Western Union (03. 500 contributed 229. 800
shares. Union Pacific opened up d per
,ent at ela, and with numerous 1uctua-
ions IL declined 20 677s and finally
laded at 80. Western Union opened e higher at
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY ssL-TWELvE PAGES

0ots-he Car was depressed end e lowen
hsCs sfsr %s s tSS No. w %n e. f Faars
and lower No White May, S91a4oLci juno. 49eiotcj
cGanss, Family sla oSssl. IS DO rank rsoS
So 60df27 india Nrss Reef in tieroes b. s23 ooi preI
Reef 81 O08sl5 Pork New Mess sISdslS SO 40 New
Prime Mess sl7 WdSl7 60 Hams, smoked l3H@lsPci ~
fully cured ll6 2sc Sides Ciear 10 salt 9hdos,c 40
smoked. 7od &C., Shoulders pickle cured sisci 10 SMOKED
9dgi.c; Bellies. pickle i0G sc TO smoked. IN salt ~
g!oc Lard arm CITY segne r. 20ess so S1.am and a
Ginning Pnusyv0nIa creamery Extra 2Sd2c. western
Creamery Extra 27a2sc B q aud ~ < Extras, ~ @5ocd
10 Choice. lGelsc; Rolls 7osc. Egg stGaiyi El,Ia'
10 Cheese firm for choice LOTS New YORK Fnl NTesns
!5d Western Full cream, Choice ic5 w sch
do fun skins 2djc. susarIaw nomina Refined hrn am
Toner, 4 Gis, Feed STRONGER Winter Bran 81, 900
caSe7 l0iI ReceiDs-FlOur 5000 bbs. Wheat unnsni
Corn, 1000 bush; oat. 1000 bnsh shpments-"heat
1000 BUSH. Corn. 5000 bush; oats 1000 bush
ST LOUIS May 9.-lour steady and uncangei Family
6 90 - SO choice ma s2Ss 70 Fancy 7,
s. ~ JaaG s. lo July e7, Ap5,t Or gas@ mod
eIstey active and lover sale, 40 50.d ilc" cash
l9l2a 97sc. May; 50hd5ii,c. June, 6l7.aj22r July;
45c. an the Year oats slow at - &c cash IS &c nay Nay
ley steady 600s0c Butter 1uct and unchanged Eggs
Timothy flJatlq; Prairie 81? 5Oasl3 Bran quot at ia
sc. cor7mcal quiet 81 So Wmsksy higher at 81 T.
Provisions dul and lower Pork higher cash sll12;
Bukm tsLong clear, 81 Joos5 40: short RIB ~ -
Short Rib 50 9oa| 25 short ceIr 50 50 Lard bro and
higher - 90. heceiptsFlour 5000 bbls Wheat 100
BUSH Corn, 5000 bush; oats 10000 bush liye hdbo'
Wbrlt 5000 bash; Corn, $1,000 bush; o4t, GCo0 5ush
Barley, 600 bush.
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LIvFRPCoI, Nav 2-ll30 p motion steaiy Ndding
Uplands I'd orleans Sid Sale. 10 0o0 6ales including
IUUJ bales speculation aud rx recepts roo 0ses
Including lCu bales Futurss-U pand. Low Mid
June and July delivery. IL ID also l5oie" 40
July aud August delivery q i-6Id do. August dnd N-p
tcubcr VERY , G4ti also 22G4d DO september s1d
october delivery lg6ld do October and November De
livery "3idj do september delivery o%i-o4u futures
Toners Of deliveries tOdays clearing $500 bales
docket and lO5uD bales old docket 900
W-eKly.-Slles ~ the week 5000 bales American fVlO
Dales specuaur took 1900 baos. exporters took, BOO
bales forwarded from ships side dect 10 spinners ~ 90
baies l0p bales total receips 9SOOO Ocs
7j7OJo bales; amount " cotton ahOa, 2lI,OUO bales
American ~. p0 b4r5
y. NJ, observation-disclosures Low Ulddling clause
May delivery Hb4i buyer; do May ana Junr delivery
July August delivery, l9d4d. buyers do August
ant september delivery 26td sellers; do september anu
october dever 2pGtd buyers do october aud November
delivery i04d. value; do. November ami December DC
livery. p-'4d. value do. september CelyerS 21o4u
buyers. Futures closed steady.
GALyEsToN May 2.-COtton steady Middng II o; Low
Mitng =; Good Ordinary lO2 net and gross receipts
10 uales. stock. q. 80 bales
WeeEy-N-t receipts 1913 bales; 1888 baesi EI-
potts 10 Great Britain. - bales - the Continent, -
BALE: Coastwise, >, 80 bales sales $40 baes.
SAVANNAH, May 2C0ttOn qule Middiing ! ~ low MD;
ding 10 Good Ordinary ~ lG net and gross receipts ~
bales; sales - bales: stock j"12 bales. .,,. -
Weekly-Net receipts lZ3 naos gross. Liza bates Er
ports Great Britain l.0ni bales 70 the continent, -
NEW.ORLEASs. NAV .. Cotton quiet Middlins II q Low
MiIdng 5.G; Good Ordinary 10 GIG, net receipts, 1876
Uats ross 81 bales Exports 10 France 3G bales to the
Continent 1876 bales; sales 500 bales stock 4 s29 bales
Britain jli bales 10 France 1874 bales; TO
the Continent, 1881 bales COsstvsde 1886 bales; sales
3.15 bales.
all 1v sas anf Vff
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Friday. May :, 1884.
The following sales were made at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day
By R'chprd r. Barn<R6 ca.
l 4.siory brick building with Ot. No 10 Perry.stns
l25 II " of WsveFiyplaec, lot 2oxej Frank
l s-.iory franc and story brick buildings. with io'
Nos 2u2 Ana 2Oi West l9tbst SIS "a II wof
4ulave loo 6eI2Si Herman Ms.,....,......... 1900
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NRwYoSX CITY
Mahlson.ave = W cor ~ 56th-st 20 6ISOt nv Q
Dodge and husband toF Dshni, -; $4,000
l27t-s, 2 3 II W OF 4tha ave lS,9x9D H. Annie
Brown anil husband 70 Julian Lawrence. ll,joO
5Oth-st. 300 n " ~ I0th.iye 1901 1905; Newman
Co.'S And vile 10 FeD Barnard $4,000
SSthst D =. lots - and rs rOi sthaye 26IlOO; Celia
HERMAN OF al TO Cswen -. 1880
9Jthst 2ln Il " OF lst-ayC, .bElp92j L 4 Cooke
wife to Henry Jacob. ;,,..,.... 249JO
gtb.ave, cor 0' 2lstst 81 OF i3Sy1rregulaT VI
eastman. ct al. executors TO CGsnm -. $1,000
Elder Peabody. 900
6stl-st 22J II OF eth.ave, xlOO.0i r ID HIrsCh
berg and another to John D crimmibs $1,000
72d.s, ll8 n e of lstare l26Il 02.2; John Frame
and another 10 Laura hoss .....,......... - 100000
0ranercY Parg " s, 2b.3 OF 2lstet. 269IllO, Ma.
and another $4,000
LeIlDgtOn.ave cor OF 5bthst 201sOl Ii Fassln
and wife to p stodman -, 226oo
Burchs and husband 70 Jas Carroll $3.50. 10000
lime to WA Koch 10000
othor to E i HilSr .....; 10000
Ae 10 DinoI Neil ehnfy, $4,000
Henry st, u lot h9l, u Clinton IT. 25rS7.6l VIC
kenwch executor 20 Mary strong .......... "A $50
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y0rh Racer. Vess.ts and RIur,rfS.
NEWBORN May 2, 1891
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-GOEK. May 2, 1871
.srrS Oni., snd unchanged. Pots4 IS 4o Pearls 80
6lot r,,.,,o-.o,
RFFSWAV-Iarger supplies and not rlr OF and holders a
pea more disposed scept current bds western ANU
Southern, }j03cc. ,,.-,,, Ton
Manila. and Zoe Tor Sl~al. NJ eaz,o.
COFFEE-S 'ut no dun ~ luAc. iof ,rtT.,
namnay l0c salcs. Optipns gnir ana stoay Sr
: 5O1 haas closing fulows: MAY S0JH~Gc Jrr" %
aSGi, Juy SG5d9 zoe Aurust, S85d&50 SePteuihcr,
7O6S7I. 6cto,r S7i0S.s0 Mia gra'fs dul; shirs
500 bag Central American; SUI bass Maf'co' WI" i'
Mexican. private terms ,, ,,-. 90,
bslea Delivered on contracts H. 90 baes Receipts a.
tho por's %. az, 5uJ bales, against 1S7 last week.
and 10 81 last year 49, -.
rhe quotations according to the American eaSsh'1toh ar'
-
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yVRopFIT FINANCTAI uApXrTa
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE II. PRENTISS e. co,
Successors to Prentiss q Staplcs,)
10 WlIL-Sr..

BROOKLYN OFFICE. 2Os MONTAGUE-sT,
Dealers in Brooklyn and New York Gas and City
Railroad Stocks, and local securities and also all
securities dealtin at the New-York Stock Exchange.
GEORGE H. PRENTIss.
Member Stock Exchange. ". ". WALSH.
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proposals
SAILS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
i TRANSFORMATIONS.
DIP ARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR OPFCR OF INDIAN AfPARs
Anil a S-4

DEPARTMENT OF NTFRoa, 0PIiCE OF IsDI.v AygaTs}
SEALED PROPOSALS. inaoT.sd rISpo.4is ioT Bot,
eds oF B b De or s1Ia an sspafr'e .
may oe amt dircc,ed TO the Commissioning o. Ipsn AtsiIs
ce T until p ~ Of TuisDAY, NAY ~ iss ioT To-.
s1S is :s5v the
pounds 1s ro%@S I ar p%1%' SoT 0So9p
Y051SO pounds Hari Hie.d 5000 pounds MonIy 5000
rounds lea 900 ponds Io5asec 20 coo pounds ssi,
lar Gu S p sSp WIZ. SOFA 'u"'' ~
Also BlsnSel, Wooln ant Cotton Goods sonsstI9g in
ysi,, Drilling o0Jo yards: buck free from all s1inr,
yards Kentucky leans 27oOo ysls Chey6i. $500 yards;
yaf Hickory Sans 10 yards siico sGrnSS 500
yars wn.fy 5's yaTs 2si0S G.''sTes Notions
s oimcelaneous articles such Harness P1uehs akes
TS. 10 s aree at hcaao iy and Sioux cy
Pacific Coast, with California braces delivered az
Also transportation for such of the articles goods and sup
Plies that us not De contracted for 10 be dcyered AZ tho
BIDs MUST BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
schedule. showing nds and quantities Of subsistence
spPes required or each ascnoy and the kinds and quaint!
bsA proposals. oond ons 10 be Observed by bidders no
pateoo routes ard ali other ne, aly ns WI b.
tD1shcd upon appca ion TO the nian oice IN Mashing
iyoa No. 4s$ Broadway. Nsw.Yss coqmi.ssriss Of
omh st. Louis st Paul san Friacisco and YsnSon h
INK sns
cSd"e GES S Po ' Es0B BENZ 9w
lodge Newton Usage city Sedan. sterling Topeka Vel.
l- VIII De opened at the hour day above stated and
bidders are nvt0t to BE- PrG;Tt At The opening
9S must De by serte.a Snsts HpSa
Io. A6ss.s; CAL for At least 81 The
pROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
L STRAW
Hors1oX.r.. coz GREESe. NEw.YoRE CRY Nay lss4.}
SEALED PhoPO~ALs. in MP re subject o. the usual
May a. 1854 at which place they wn ~ opened
10 pr.ence o. bidders Tor furnishing and delivering tu tor
y y w.. and Dsyhs Island " y H. during the nsca year
he right 20 reieo, any or All pro
posss accept be most advantageous the
prefer, win be given articles OF domestic prodne
ton and manufacture coniopsoi price and quality beng
dueon and manua produced the Pacific coa 10 the
thcrc.
HANKS anil mi Information 20 bidding &C. will be fur
Envelopes CONTAINING proposals should be marked Popos-
al for Fuel Forage and straw and bs addressed 10
Lieutenant c Olcnel and D. a NJ. General I. I A.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
o'Fiek oF rost cQMMiss.gr on sressrEscR: }
dluSn. wl Do Iseeiyea at this once until IL e,ock ~
st n 81 M IN Il %nsn mS and place they wiz
nj me subsistence stoehOuse this post
during tho a.csl year ending June 80 ss
Info nation a. 10 tho manner Of bidding conditions TO 10
be furnished on application TO this once.
The United STATES the right 10 reject or al
The successful bidder win be required enter written
sS TIM s Ss Us S .S s .
ns ssSy % ss u; 5: . each pro,
Envelopes coptaiups proposas should be indOrssd Pro-
Io..ls for Fresh Bssf as west Point sdlessed 70
Captain and c. s. U. D. A, Pest Commisssry,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

any material improvement anpaei There has Deen 20
encJuragemn to manufacturers om tho soodS aAo' luz
time
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

LONG ISLAND.
1882. 1888 1885,
Fourth week Ia ApTll..... SS9.31 S37,967 $40, 80
jan. 10 Aphl 50......-- bil.l37 $1,000 ClS,Ji6
Imports OF dry goods at Neg-Yorh:
Entered at the port Sl.72S43l S,2ICl2J S19,G79I
Thrown msrket .... l762,lsl ll5o.276 l.o7d.2J)
Eniered a. tn port o. ALSO 4o.G39 Ca 4Gl9&sos
ThTJWu market. 90 1880 tJ,0CS,0l2 AG679O4J
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL uAPKET9
LOSpON. May 2.1"30 p. inCODsol. l0l 7l6 for money
the account; United
l25 III Western First
Certificates 59I4 second Mortgage Sla; Jersey
iral CusOs u: Enc IS DO second COnsOls 49,, New
York Central, lI591; Illinois Central 1893. Pennsylvania
Rcaiiuy Mexican Ordinary AGA;
40; 81. Paul Common, ~
D m-Cons0is lOl 7.i6 Tor and lOlia FOR the
count Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
Certificates 4o Erie, 1915 do second Consos "a 2:
YOIk Central 1885 Illinois Central, 1921; Pennsylvania
81 - Reading Ts Mexican Ordinary IS u Canadian PaciGc
4S p; st. Paul Common, S4l2.
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IL rnL - an ihn srca -nntemhnI / lAAA

gALESAT TIE NGV-YORY NFyIYG EXCHANGE.
NETWORK. May ., 1854.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW YORK, May .,

NV YORk My 2
Larger dealings than yesterday, high excite
and advance to Sl the features Of the pc
trDeum speculation to-day. Nearly 25.0OO,000 barrels
the amount recorded ri the two exchanges. The
opening price 81 OF cent above last nights closing
but while steady there uoslarge rice In the market
IN the afternoon Then the Highest point the day was
touched and tho final 6gures at reaction OF only
haf cent. Tho strength shown by the market IN the
face OF the nervous unsettled condition OF affairs In Wall
street. las encouraged purchases and the bears
becoming timd about selling certificates. ~ MehleD
ccived sdvces to-day that the production Of twenty
wells IN tho MacksUurg district yesterday amounted 10
only 2lI barrels. THIS includes the Lang we'll with
flow OF foryfvc barrels day. Leaving tnls well out
Of consideration, the average yield Of the remaining
wells this field only little six barrels day
THIS confirms the view taken by THE TRIBUNE Of tho
comparative nsgEincance Of this district Reports OF
action by tho principal producers to limit production
also helped 10 Increase tho buish feeling. The
ket closed firm.
Tho range of prices and the total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03

CLJSiYG PRiCES Og CA1IFORVIA SIOgHS
san Francisco, MAY 2I33L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03

WATER GAP HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PENN,
WILL OPEN NAY I5 lhe most delightful snd hesIt6fui
reyor the cOuntrr.
The hotel Is complete In every particular. Water from
mount A. rings bedroom. and electric bells,
Three hours on New-YoIk by Delaware Lsckawanna and
+. W. BRoDHEAD, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-03
WEST END HOTEL
Cottages and Restaurant,
LONG BRANCH, y. J.
"GREYsTQyE COTTAGE"

Cottages and Restaurant Open June ..
Hotel and Sca-Water Baths open June y.
Most OF the rooms In the have entirely Teeu1
nished. 4 ROLLER SKATING RINK l2uISO fretl, wles
will also be used BALL and CONCERT ROOM. amt =
LADIES n LLIAhDROOM are in course Of construction
on the HOTEL GROUNDS. The HOTEL STABLES will
be usual. under the charge OF RYERsoN BROWN, u
the NETWORK CAB co.
NEW. YORk.OFFiCE, =, =, ,tYr Dprrr,
% Br0IdNay Room IS ~ vi. IILDNEI ~.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-15
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Remember the Delta Fire Co.. ball.
Mr.. F. NJ. Simpson, of Vienna, is in
the city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-15


Convention Is not true. The Massac Jour-
nal of Saturday gives the following as the
names of the congressional delegates selec-
ted by the County Convention a week ago
last Saturday; W.R. Brown, ]. II. Norris,
Ben Rsnkins, r, H. Leek, W. G. Arm.
strong, Burton Sexton, N. J. Slack, r. G..
Barham, J. W. Hiedeman, N. J. McCracken,
VIM. Tindall, Samuel Wells, R. W. NC
Cartney, ]. II. Magee, j. E. Gowan. The
delegation was instructed to vote for Capt.
Thomas for Congress and the convention
adjourned sine die having done all there
was for County Convention to do.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
Church were we'll attended Sunday, the
house in the evening being crowded. Rev.
Mr.. Chubbuck's theme in the morning was
"The Good Shepard" and at night NE
pentance," both of which were handled in
a manner which showed that the speakers
reputation as an able revivalist is we'll de-
served. At the evening service several
rose, and five or SIX went forward for pray
ers. The attendance last evening was re-
duced by the hard rain that began just
before the hour Of assembling. After an
earnest discourse from John III, xvi-a
number responded TO the invitation to come
forward and four professed conversion.
Meetings this afternoon and evening at 3 80
and 80 O'Clock, respectively
The work in the Art classes of the
Library Association is going on with great
success and some excellent work is being