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The Press., 1884-06-05
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MR. VIM. RENNE: Dear Friend-In April, 1882, very severely and suddenly attacked with infam- matory rheumatism. It was very like paralysis the pain commenced under the knees and was severe tainted, and for nearly week was so helpless that couldn't turn in bed.
 My daughter applied kerosene oil, neither of us knowing anything about the disease and this releved the pain somewhat. Then. as my stomach refused food, took some medicine, which gave me good appetite. We bathed the limbs with everything we heard of and in few weeks the pains left the limbs and settled in my left arm and hand.
 seemed to be well all but that and it was use- less only for paper-weight In June went to spend the summe. with my half brother Utica, and there a lady, who of my scholars 54 years ago. told me she had something that would cure my arm, which was soypainfu could not sleep, and my shoulder could not kbe moved I verify believed it was fastened for life.
 had combed my hair and dressed with one hand for three months, when this lady brought me bottle of RENNE's MAGIC OIL. q verify believe the Lord sent me there9 "Oh l' exclaimed, looking at the likeness of my old friend on the label the bottle, 'that is Mir. Repne. of Pittsfed, Mass. know him, and if he recommends this T is good" 1 sent for bottle and began to apply thoroughly as do every thing, and in three days felt very peculiar sensations in that joint. felt if my was being restored, could only praise God for delvcrance at last, and oh how happy when could raise my hand to my head. I almost criedsfor joy. In month or so my arm was well. I sew. or work well as ever, but know my system is not all right yet. am using Dr. Herrick's vegetableaLve Pills, and think they are doing greatdeal:of good.& have used three bottles of Renne's Magic Oi and shall always keep it about in caseof renewal of my latack, for it indeed "Works like Charm" Your grateful friend,
 MRS. CHS. PARTRIDGE.
 RENNE's MAaIolOIL is sold by druggists and deal-
The Press., 1884-06-05

Lieut.. James 0. Bush, U. s. A., who has been detailed for three years as militia ry instructor in the institute in New Hav- en, s a son-in-law of Secretary Stanton, and Connecticut man by birth. He was prepared at Gen. Russell's for the Sheffield scientific school, and later received an ap- peintment to the United States military honor, and was assigned to the Fifth artil- lery. Lieut.. Bush has served in the de- partment of the south and has studied mil itary science in Europe.
The Press., 1884-06-05

It ig reported that an effort is to be made at an early day to pass a bill through congre ss, repeating the entire tax on to- baoco and cigars. Would it not be as we'll te, abolish the tax on sugar which now amour it's to one dollar per year for every man. woman and child.
The Press., 1884-06-05
Hodern.Science Md and SkePEiciSm-

What has Skepticism done for the world?
 Nothing but to suggest doubts. It has even suggested that Rheumatism cannot be cured skepdcisn is as bad as Rheumatism
 What has Science done for the world?
 good many things; for instance, it has shown that Rheumatism can be cured.
 It has shown that Neuralgia can be got rid of. Modern science hasproved that Rheumatism is blood disease, and has provided ATHLoPHoRos as the remedy which can completely cure It.
 It has proved that although the old doctors failed to overcome Neuralgia, ATHLoPH0Ros can reach it, and eradicate it from the system.
 It has proved that though these tormenting diseases were so slow and obstinate, they can be overcome in a little while by means Of
The Press., 1884-06-05

The great big whale caught by the crew of the Lizzie P. Simmons of New London at Cumberland inlet, turns out to have been more valuable than was at first SUD- posed. Tuesday the exact returns of the sale were received, and are as follows :: From whalebone, $l2, ,23O; oil, $3, ,49O /; to- tai, $15, 72O. This is the largest amount ever realized from single whale.
The Press., 1884-06-05

There is no article of household use which it is so important to obtain genuine as Pratt's Astral Oil, as it is question of safety to life and property. The public are generally fa- miliar with the sealed cans of the manufac- turers, but the utmost caution is advised when buying from the barrel.
The Press., 1884-06-05

A fnancier observes that tax of .SSl a lie on all that will be told of candidates between now and the second week in November would pay of the national debt if collected.
The Press., 1884-06-05

An old forty-niner says of gold hunting ssIts the fascination of it. Tor man, when you've struck it pretty rich and can see yer gold right in front of you when you're piling 1t up every half O the day, with a nugget now and again as big as bullet to cheer you, and then when the evenin' comes Id you count it up and find a hun dred odd doll IFS just picked out O the earth that day--well, there ain't nothia' like it. Then when you don't strike it rich you think you're goin' to next day, an its just as exciting hearin' other men tell in the evenin' what they pulled out as it is couutin' over your own. Why, I've been three and four months at time witt = out making dollar and without cent in my pocket but geewhit'a aker the excite ment of it don't give man time to think how hard up he is''
The Press., 1884-06-05
A girl too modest to marry has been

A girl too modest to marry has been found at Madison, Georgia. Her name Is Miss $. A. Lochlin, and her accepted lover was Mir. J. l.. Christian. All the arrange ments for the marriage had been made and the wedding day appointed. The To- cal historian says: '"That morning MT. Christian received q letter from the lady stating that she had fled the country be- fore daylight that as the moments of the marriage approached, her dread of the de- velopments of the marriage state drove her into such state of cowaraice that she could not meet it. She lnclosed $5 to pay for Christ ans trouble ill getting license. He immediately went in pursuit of her and folnd her in Occonce count. She fell upon his neck, kissed him wildly, and declared that she would never be parted from him. A second attempt at marriage was made, but in the last moment she swooned away at the thought, and the ceremony was again postponed" It is believed that modesty ill this excessive | form is not general.
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HIhIoPhoroS! !

Don't be skepticaL If you have any doubts as to what ATHLoPHoRos can do write to some of those whom it has cured. For instance, Rev. s. R. Dennen, D. D., Pastor Third Congregational Cprbit, pastor George St. M. E. Church, of New Haven, the Rev. J. E. Searles, pastor Wtllett St. M. E. Church, New York city, MT. BFnmmell, the well known candy manufacturer, of New York, Ex-Gov. Bigelow, of Connecticut, and many others, equally well known.
 If you cannot get ArHLoPHoRos of your druggist. we will send it express paid on receipt of regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy 1t from your druggist but if he hasn't it. do not be persuaded to try something else but order at once from us as directed.
 ATHL0PH0R0S CO.,, lI2 WALL ST., NEW YORK. lRllllIIIlIllllIllIlN,R. N, R. R.llIBIII1SlllllSISlsz
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PERFECT AND EFFECTIVE. PALMER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS
 WILL CURE

Bilionsness, Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Distress after eating, Coated Tongue, Bad taste in the mouth, and all diseases caused by a bilious state of the system.
 Read what an eminent physician, Dr. I. s. MILLER, of New Haven, Conn.,, says of them: I have never found in my twenty years of con- hnuous study and practice of medicine, any Liver Pills of so great value as Palmer's Little Liver Pills for the treatment of Biliousness Constipation, Sick Headache Dizziness Distress after eating Coated tongue, Bad taste ia the mouth Sallow Skin, and all disorders caused by bilious state of the system. They entirely unlike all other pills and are marvel to all who use.them''
 The old fashioned purgative pills are fast giv- ing way 10 the gentle action of HAMMERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS; they are Purely Veg etable, and have met with great success wheT- ever they used.
 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 25 cents a bottle. Prepared only by
 PALMER MEDICINE CO.,.
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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One Package in Powder Form Cured
 SCROFULA.

s6 BREMEN STREET, EAST BOSTON, MASS.
 Sept. 30, 1879. MT. H. R. Stevens-Dear Sir: My little daughter Stella has been afflicted long time with ScrofulG, suffering everything. employed different physicians in East Boston, but they helped her none. bought some of your Poauder Form Vegetsne, and my wife steeped it and 1t to the child accopng to the d rections and we were surprised in fortnights time She is now gaining every day, and can cheerfully recommend your remedy to be the best we have ever tried. Respectfully yours, J. T. WEBB.
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New York and Ne v England R. R. Time Table.

Additional trains leave Hartford for Bristo-s.S5 m.. 4.25 pm. Return 605 1105 a. m.. and 545 p. m Hartford for Rockville-7.15. 9.20, 8. m., 1915. 4.45, 615, 7.45 p. m Rockville for Hartford-5.55, 7.20, 99O a. m.
 1.15, 2.30, 430, 7.30 p. m. . WILLIMANTIC AND PROVIDENCE. Wiliimanticsfor Providence-7 45 1O40 .m., B. 50 Providence for Wimantic-6.45, 030 a,m., 1. 30 D. lDaily A. C. KENDALL, Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Press., 1884-06-05

NJ OTICE.-Ladies string the service of a IN Competent Nurse during confinement sbou,d address. MRS JOSEPH M. NICHOLS, westford t.
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Boston and Albany Railroad. Time Table.

O.F.oPAULUING, cup L. New London, Conn.,, March 31, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28

points closing steady the best ngures Con
tract grade S40c Sales 100 tcs CHOICE AT
sAbdS472c 400 ties TO arrive S25oq cost and nelEnt
$50 tcs June s37 $3.50 closing az 4Oci luOo tos
s5f9sele, closing SIS Gs6c.; 800 ties september soSe
closing S67ds7lc City Steam in fair demand saies "
tcs Sl0c of Refined sales $50 cs Continent s'ooo,
south American quoted at g. Is no
especial animation the market shippers remain quiet ana
demand from the trade is very modeIate' prices WINE s
tending buyers favor, show no fnrther enahEe'
Egln Creamery 20 21ci Weserndo 2O02le Eastern 40
2 922e state Dairy half aTkn aSs cTsa,ocGy
Choicest lSdl7c Western Dairy. 1910; Western Fac
tory l5c... CHEESE-The changes have not Deen I'M
necessary shippers remain quiet Choice Eastern tc
Western fiat 7dl0loc.; skins, 2d5c .ESSS nave mn
sale prices state l5 c Canadian lca loci west
RiCEEModcratey active steady at d7c for domes
tic and 4 &c for RangOOn and lac. for Patna
sEEDs-Quiet Glover l0dl0l2c., and Timothy, IL oo9
81 80. -, ~. - =,
l5ic for Black and l9d2Oc for White; Numegs llOs 500
55c Mace 81 ACE; Cassa, China, 6c Saigon, SOd3lci
Zinzbar Gloves &c; Ginger lOaG 10 2c Prime PimenO
sTEARINE-ouiet, but held very firm Sales, $1,000
city at loo; 70 OleOmargarine Sasc and 10 ties
Grease Stearine NJ 6lqC
sUGAR-Raw dun at l-l6c. for fair refining. Options
July for August and 81 a530c for september;
Centrifugal for December NJ 400 Renned uu'
Cut Loaf 7asa7@c. Crushed 1877 SCI GTanulateG'
67sc Standard "a" csc; on "A" 57se6lsc.; White
Extra &C" 5sdj9,c Extra &c" 5Sdo42ci - oe~
TGLL0W"omet aud about steady Prime City quoted at
6lcc. sales, $4,000 ID, 6L2c.
TkA-Dul and nominal
TOBACCO-Seed Leaf quiet and unchanged -, ..,
WOOLA slightly better tone exists owing 10 me lnpIoIvu
feeling at the primary centres the business LIVE ma
small owing to the unhappy condition OF the dry goos HAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
COTTON xARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL May 27-l2:3O p m-Cotton steady Mldllins
Uplands 6as do orleans Gid; sales l2OOO Dales IN
Guiding bales for speculation and export receips
600 balea including l.500 bales American. Futures
lands Midding clause, May ami June denvery,
do Juue and July delivery. 2iG4d do July ana AuEu
delivery % 2S-64d do August and september uenEseiy a.,
32.64di do september and october delivery o 5OO+ w.
Ocober and November delivery % tb4u 40 '1sriiD
and December delivery 1364d do December ana Janua
delivery 2-64d, do september delivery 54-o4u fuVe'
quiet -, , -, ,,-. f,,oi,doe : -oo boles
Amirican Futures-Cplands Low MiGdling clause MAY
delivery & 25.64d BUYERS; do MAY ana June uehEeIy,
Todd buyers and July delivery 2A-O4d seiIes
do July and August delivery 2sb4d myers 40 Ausui
and September delivery 4d buyers; do September su
Ocfober delivery 3O84d sellers do October ana Novemp
S.64d sellers do November ana DeceilDer ne
livery I364d buyers do september delivery 54o4u'
buyers ,-,--,- - ,u,a,t,c clouse
NAV delivery 236ld sellers: do May and June dclVer
l-64d sellers; and July delivery 13-otd -cueir
do Iuv August delivery Is 2l64d buyers 10 AuEus
3l-G4d buyers TO- september al
ober delivery 29.G4d sellers; do October and November
delivery l764d vaue DO November and DecemDtf r v
livery q 12f4d value; DO september delivery o"o4u
buvar, Futures closed easy. .,,, So. -
q AVERSION Nav 2-.-cotton quiet Mddllng, II u Low
Mddng II ~ Ordinary, lOlG net and gross receipts
Jale.: stock. $500 bales. ,,t,,,..
SavANNAH Nav 27.-CottOn dull ana nominal; Mluains
=: Low Mlddng lu7.: Good Ordinary, 10 o-.1 net anu
gross receipts bales; sales 40 bales sOrk -J 1!Ies
NPy ORLEANS 27 Cotton steady; Aadins IL - Low
Mddling IL 81 Good Ordinary. lO net receipts ~ DAios
gross sales, 500 bales; stock 10 -5o Dales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NvvyopK Nav 7-BEEvEs-Receipts were % cars
Of LOIS head44 cars al 6Othst cars az Jersey with
the exception cars Tor exporters ana saugle
No trade Cattle. Feeling firm IN ANTICIPATION Vi hh'
civ pressed Beef was in moderate demand. and prices
Common TO Prime sold AT J-2d Vc WIN Nh"0o
w hipmenfs Of Live stock or Fresh Meaom this port
day Tomorrow the Eth and hngsdae are expected TO gel
CALVEs-Receipts wore head-5s at G0thst. and 80
at washington Market. The feeling easier ior Gals
Buermk Calves unchanged IN price Go0d 70 CholS
state Jersey Neas sOd 20 s611 90 and ButtemK
Dressed Calves slow and rom lar lc per n lower ~
Dressed sold lie for Ordinary 10 Prime Best Jerseys
100 02c and state and Pennsylvania Calves AT o0IOc
Dressed Buttermilks sold AT 6Gsc - ,,oa -. -,.,
90 do IA TO- So Butermiks. 1872 10, at 5aci o.
do I52 10 at &c ,,o
received N washington Market The feeling little nrner
load Heavy Kentucky sheep reached SIC with saes
Common u Good az 4Ad . nlmDsr, on ~ 'uas VI
8a62c fresh stock from Virginia RANGED rom 10 &c
Fair Prime quality and carload oil Very GOod nary
1s.c few previously contracted for nigh BIC
about - Extra to A Luyster al fancy price -, Al,
ana aes Kase sold: 90 Maryland Lambs SO N. at si9c
Judd Bncsngham sold l23 virginia ambs. 70 ~ at
sc. 10 do g. J al = 20 Z virginia los %. nj &c
! y. Pdcock sold: 81 Virginia Ewes Is h. a. PC 40
Indiana sheep u b. at jc % do 80 ID al &c 10 's"
j sader q Co. sold: III Kentucky sheep 1872 n, at
Gl2c lss Virginia lambs 90 d. at 80 ,s ~ -, at sl
DO SO &c 296 Virginia do - 10 at &c 20 Ken
Halienbeck Davis sold ia Unshorn sheep - 10,
al ~ &c 22O Eentuck = anbs 80 70. ut 9 nc.
j ii. Wyckoh sold - Jersey Lambs . H. at Siqc
HpG~-lecelpts were 81 SIs oI ~ 5 10 td
and "A shade 3 20O-5 50 FOR Common 10 Good
nnf1v Dressed Sodiard NJ 9=I,c Tor Heavy 7s,a-c
for Medium ana aS14c Tor Light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORk. May Y, 1881
AsHEs-ouiet and unchanged. Pots, 404i2c' Pearls d
BfrswAx-stin scarce and firm at 35aSsc for Western
BUTLDING MATERIALs-Bncks and Lath have been
marked trihe but all other articles coming uuer
Brcks-Pse s3Gl; Hards, 50 5OGS5 10; hosenuGe "a
ment 81 asl 10 Americas Portland do 81 PCS 90
English do. 81 700sS 20 Limeofinissnmgg. SbM
for India shipping Boards yellow rno To- I nod
s2l Hart WOods-White Wood s2zaS $50 per ear se
$40: walnut $50 OSLO Ash SS5ds40i OAK sSVGSo'
Maple S2o9s32 90 Nails 81 go per keg for 10 10 OOd
CHIC RY-Ground 7s01 sc; - ,..,s,- situation
The almost meagre in the extreme anu as STOCKS
shipping points quite excessive holders nave
dshesrtened. Anthracite by the cargo aongsue q"o"
50 asa 20 Bitumnous. - IOQT4 10 ,,o,.o
COCOA-Dull and weak. Guayaquil, l62@l lei bani"
lsc.: Domingo 9d9lac; Maracaibo, 2tA2 &C. .,.
COFFEE-SpOt Rio dull at Iva Oec fOr fhri saIt
'Sclan," and 1000 ex "Horro1 on piINate
TERMS options duh and easier sales S23O bags cosls
barely steady follows June SObGSiO Jmy ,c,ar
$3.50 August s4OS945 september 5oa SOC 2cIoos
quiet and steady sales 900 bags SAVANNA IN" o'V '
private terms. .- 49, A., ,,.,,ough
COOPERATE sTOCKAll figures remain steady a i ~
trade is quite moment We quote Empty ahds 81
s2ds2 20 Hoops Ia feet, s32dS36i DO ~ feet S@9
Mossses shocks and Heads S2GS2 40 sugar 90 no.. %
inch s0dS2 TO- do 80 inch 81 oO old She9ks anu %
out Heads. sOci Rum Shocks and Heads IS 'o@S4 no
Pipes s6d$7. -. 49, -ooo,+
l3lae for Manila grades, and Acc Tor SsI
steady and unchanged, win a Ian
trade sales 1892 bales .646 last evening" inelunn 4O
export consumption DenSeledon con
tracts 90 bles Receipts the ports To-Day = ~ oales
against last week. and 6sb1 last year oIce
september l, 4,744j92 bales. against o''5soo oieS ~
he quota mons according classification are
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
rrnnrrAN PnnnrcE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL NAV -Provlsio1s-Bicon- Cum3erand Cns
4Os. Leng Clear MiddleA 42s Sd, short Clear Addies
AS Od short Rlbs Shoulders 36s. per cwt Beef
g2s Indian Mesa Prime Mess, @ZA P0rs-FIlme
Mese -3s - l. per Dbl; Prime Moss Eastern. IS West
eru 65s L4rd-Anorcan AS Cd. Prime Western, = "a
Ird )i sJs cut. SIS. ID; shoulders, =
Butter 9G,. cwt for ines nited states CheeseT
I'd Wheat-Red Western spring, - fd
ais 3D.: Ile inter cd per crntal No. Sprlng
Is 3D.. New Winter, - Sd New Mixed western
5s California 80. L IS Sd IS 3D. California NO =
Ia ID as ID per GENITAL Corn-Mixed Old js. ID, 30
ID GENITAL PrOduce-splrlt- OF Turpenrne
25- Sd; do At London, 24s. 3D. per Refined Petro
leim. I'D. per gaiioA clover seed-Amercan ked as
ESQ Der ryy rallOw, 3js I'd. per cwt ROsi1-COmnon
9s IA Pale g. los %. Lnsect oil. pos. 3D. per cwt
receipts OF FOR the past three Gays
were $4,000 ccutas including G4UO0 American Receipts
of 4 American IOG 100 ceutas
per ton Calcutta Lnseed 4-s. 3d. per quarter Lin
Cake Refined Petroleum. sd. n ~ ID
per gallon spirits Of Turpenlne -. ID per cWL
~perlu OIL E64Dt6j per ton HOsn-COmmon, -. Oh
Pale IS 4Il4 Provisons-Lard. 44s 3D. per cwt for
American sugar, LIS. Od. per cwt. FOR Cuba Centri
fuaI DlIr!zne J5' ana los. 3D. GGs Cd ior Cuba Nus
cOvadO Jar refining ahOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY o. 1884

aeiaass1-. July 4Ol.s40i.c. Ausust s7Ssss,.c rre
visions steady; Eeef-City Family, 81 oo do raS 90
eta sis CO. DO No Mess sl2 OOesl2 25i Hans $40 w
R India 81, ssc Te'f PORN Nsw Mes.
prime Ness SIT OOasl7 5O Hams smoked lJ2eIf ?i 20
D. fully cured l2dl2sc sizes Clear IN salt s.a@yse. 40
smoked .c shoulders pickle cured Sc 90 t Id
ssaec Bellies in pickle 926 Oc DO smoE s IN 81 Is
df0lac Lard fmCty Refined ~ O09 ~ 20, AMI, and
essrOPennsyIyanIa Creamery Extra, 20a21c Wes'ssrn
Creamery Extra 20d21c B. c. aud y Extras ~nooo1
do Firsts i6aTe; EItras alee western SSoS
i5a,c Cheese active but easier NewforE Fan 1stsrn
l2GI2hcs Western Full cream II tSn &C., "sSsci
40 fuil SKINS ld3c sugar-Refned quiet; Powdered ga
7LcI GrOnqlaed LSlGc standard A Ssc s,s ~ 20
si6 90 Petroleum steady Refined in b9s 400 SS
cases O Recepts-Four 900 bbs Wheat lnoo y yhs
Corn, 5000 BUSH oats 5000 bush osd gnsh
1000 bush; Corn. 81 900 BUSH. oats s.OOO ousn
At Ior1s NAV 27-Flour steady and unchangedi Family
Wheat dull and higher, No Red 81 ll7s Cssh ana
NAY S tns su9 Ysar o. so Red Fall 81 BID
irregular and sales az 81 a9o2c cssni gnsf
81 &c Msybl NC June 50 G52Isc July &c nd Nav
lev duh at so asOc weak; Dairy l2sl9c Egg
Timothy sl30xl9 OO Prairie sl3 00GS5; Bran qlet AZ
roc Cornmea firm SO 05. Whskey steady AT s97 *
Provisions firm and Inactive P9Ex ea e shr Rb ~ 10
SSS 20 short Clear ss 45 Bacon-Long Clear 70 ,o
short RIB 50 s59ss S7 Short Clear 80 0 Lard a aoo
bush. Corn 81 900 bush oats 1000 BUSH Rye SS bb Too
bnsh. Barley 1000 bush. shpments-Flour. 5O0o Dds
wheat $1,000 bush. Corn 7l.o0O BUSH Oats sOoo ouS
Barley 1000 bush ~,
TOLEDO May 97-wheat firm; No. Red. cash 96a99c NAY
o. l9c: June 96c; July. 97c; August 9ec Corn arm
No cash and Nav 574c; July 81 ic asked: August o.
Rscelpts-Wheat 600 49, 200 bush shipments
Wheat 10000 bush. Corn. 1000 BUSH
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rrFopEAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

I0NDoy NAV 27-l23O p n-yucd St9-cs Four Per Cent
Bonds 1884 -Four ana a Hail por cent Bonds Il33f
Atlantic ana Great Mort Trustees Certin
catcs $685. Erle ljas 90 second tons0s 81 p Newl ORR
central fO1: Illinois central l-3a Pcnnay vania, J6e
gcadng "A q. Mexican Ordinary, AO Canadian PaciAc
30 D nlars adgccs quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
~ francs Tor The account
d. Atlantic ami Great western FIRST Mortgage Irus
tees Certificates 81 Erie l6 do second COnsOls 81 L. New
Central Il % Illinois Central 1885 Mexican Ordinary
3ia.. Canadian Pacific, 49,.
4:..Op m.-Bar silver is quoted az 07pi per ounce
The amount OF bullion into the BANK OF England On
balance to-day j. G46UnO.
Three Per Cent Rentes at - francs
for the exchange London al -
francs zOA2 confines for checks.
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Lrvr srncE MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO May 81 -Crte- Receipts to-day 2ot head total
for week thus far head me last week 4iUO
consigned through Z3s cars nothln4 DONG ali sol
s5esp-Recelps TODAY 800 head total for week thus Tar
500 head. week 10000 head consigned
through cars market dull and unchanged; common
Fair. g OQS4 90; Good 70 Choice n 3O@9o 10 no
Lambs
Rogs-Receipts to-day sos head: total for week Tins
far }OOt head: time last week ld,uUo heat
consigned through Good 70 Choice Workers = 90
ass IS; Light Mixed. 70 lJ3So 40 Iood Meiunls - o~
- 20 Pigs II 20 0sl CO. ~, ~
CHICAGO Nav 27Tbe Dr0rcrS Journal reports ho1s-he
ccpts 10000 head; shpments g. % head market ac We
and stnadv: Rough Packing 81 luUrJ 40. Packing,
shppms s. Light 50 OOaSJ Cos skips 81 90
Crre-Receipts 400 head Shipments. 400 head: mar
ket generally steyiv; Exports 81 5OaSe SO 5000 70
Choice shipping SYlOaSj 40; Common TO Medium 80 ava
SLeeB-Reccipts. 800: shipments market steady;
Inferior 10 Fair - 6UG94 o., Medium 70 Good 81 %
So 90: Choice Extra 80 Og0r5 %.
81 LOUIS May 27.-ra'tie Receipts l-OO; shipment
$50 market hrn; Exports s6 500 SO -. Good 70 Choice
shipping 20 UnQsf4n common 10 Medium SO 40 ~ - 'Hi
Texans, % - 30 StOcAers ana Feeders - ~
o. So ..
Sbeel-Receipts 500. shipments 1000; market slow
Choice Clipped, - 90 as5 90 Texans 8" o"~
Ho9s-Recoipts. As 500 shipments, COCO market steady
Workers. 80 OOuS 40 Packing - 2o0so 40 Heavy 20 QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
Sales bp Anrtion.
A UCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE.
NAVY PAY OFFICE. !
81 STArE-sT. New Ork May 23, letf)
Bv order OF Commodore : FlebrOwn L. :. ", MeserS
John H. Draper Co. will sell public auction at the navy
Yard Brooklyn n Y Friday. June 49, 1884 at o'clock
a. m large luantty condemned provisions. clothing.
small stores Of the articles 70 be sold can DC seen
A Ii. GILMAN.
Pay Director, L. 2 v
VTANTASSELL & KEARNEY will sell at
their auction mart 10 East 3th-st. the 9TH day 81
June 1884 10 by order Of the Grand onion Hotel
the following personal property, 10 Wit 600,
- y3iacs AMI contents
ages and contents baskets aud contents Dsby
carriage childs chair plaster plaque. ro OF plans
rolls OF maps dress coat and vest gong bell package OF
cigars bundle OF Signs pair gloves, Fr Crulc4cs UNI
brellas canes linen busters. shirts nightsars4 nannf
revolver pair opera asses Jewel case stump poe~st
books ne gold ring silver watch, rngs leweiry spect