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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 8 tSpecidD.-The markets
were depressed and accd this morning. Consols werc
higher receipts liberal. aud there restored con
dence In peace In Europe. Wheat opened h9i9 cent
below yesterdays close Lass cent below; oats
fully cents of Provisions alone manifested strength
and rather OF negative order. June wheat opened
AT IS cents and sold down S7AG577s cents IL re-
covered and at the end OF hour was quoted at $50
cents. July moved down, and then mp There was some
trading, but mostly in the OF closing out deals
The short interest held up tho market by BUY
ing in their property sold yesterday. ana
realizing neat scalp" in the operation
June opened at 40lac sold down 9c and recovered
all that had been lost before O'clock July opened at
47c went OF 2c., aud advanced to the opening price
Pork opened 81 20 for July fractional advance
over yesterdays close and under realizing Dids BALI
win FayOre and Ream IL advanced slugg my 10 Sll %
where the market stuck. Little was DOING Not huSn
business was done in oats In the eary hours Oh inc
day , ..,.,.o-,h "a
was bnllish in It's tendency, but whenever
artificial Htimulants Withdrawn the
markets perceptibly relaxed. half hour DeIOre TUG
closo the news came OF Lord Dunerins Resignation anu
advance. The excitement did not last Bnt the Local
bulls held tho market mp pretty well 90. -.
June wheat closed at SSs cents July NJ Jus cvn.e
June at 467s cents and July az a. 4 cents 10TH
remained substantially unchanged during the last tWo
hours OF tho morning business and lard and ribs were
practically at standst The close for the day was as
fellows June wheat ssas cents; July wheat spA cents
June corn AZ cents July corn i7ia cents June g,Ih
sil 90 July pork 81 3o' June lard ~ soi jury
larc &c 90.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, May 5.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day the following decisions were handed down:
Charles II Russ,n receiver. respondent, agt George
Nelson and othes appellant Iohn cTsgi and otheTs re
Oiiderseeve. appellant agL Mayor ETC. OF New York
Cohey BrooEiyn CompIny appellaht the
Board OF EDUCATION Of Auburn respondent agf Henry
plot comlniss oneIs respondent as John Ambrose
Sheriff appellant Roach appellant agt benjamin
sheriff. respondent In the matter Of the Da
petition George Harding etc: Augusta W frary appel
liant ayr the orleans County Bank respondents henry
Implicated respondent Judgment affirmed with costs
James Jackson receiver appellant, as che 81 Paul Fire
yersed Judggent Of special Term affirmed with costs
and others appellant Judgment reversed new trial granted
costs TO abide The event.
The People rel Mary S Prenderenst appellant. agt
Anna farEo spondent Anne smith, respondent. agt
pP ss liant ns psoPs eI rel Ihomos gyIn
Respondent Amelia Merritt. respondent agt john
Lewis Goddard receiver appellant stephen steers
@ oSpSS sh gGwn
ers appellant ag Harlow BOrthwck sheriff. respondent
sgt the Commissioner Of Taxes Respondent Paree
ter appellant agt Harriet Wood, respondent Appeal dis
People agL the Merchants Bank claim OF whftaker)
oTeel aaTnst win eo,ts; No opinion Oil concur
appellant Motion to advance a. preferred dismissed with
Ezra caulkins respondent agt Dantorth Bolton and
another i% sPPea5 Motor to dae decision
The following causes we're argued;
No 2O5-Isabela Cluie. appellant agt Adam Emmerich
80 2o7The First National Bank OF NeYork respondent
s-t the continental National Bank u NewYork appellant
NO 200-he People er rel Carrie Ven Deusen appellant
agt. George Drum AID others suOm'tted
No 1iSJohn w sanderson, appellant agt the County Of
i6o@John Rehberg appellant ag the Mayor. etc Of
New-YorK. respondent
The following Is the day calendar for Mayo:
Nos TIA, 2ll. 2I2 2l3. ia. 2i5, 2l7, 2l9.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK, May 5, 1895
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YoRK, May 3. 1885
BUILDING MATERIALS-Lime. Lath, Lumber, Brick
and Cement have continued quee Only small trade
tho yards has besn noticed but recent maintained
CHICCORT-GrOund 034QSc
COCOA-In fair demlnd and steady Bahia l4iad15ci
a 100.
CoFFEE-spot Rio dull and weak at 8 &c for Fair 500
bags Stobo" sold private terms options 10 TO 2j
points lower OWING to depressed foreign markets. ssles
$4,000 Da9s closln9 firm follows May. 6.35d64O;
June. 6450G5Q July, 6.5O0660; August 6.6506.70;
september 01odb.9O October. 6oo069O November, 900
$3.50; December 1909 100. Mid dull and depressed
sales oil $50 Santos peabery and 500 Padang
"VenadS private terms.
COOPERAGE Sr0CK-This market has remained quiet
and essentially unchanged that empty hogshead
lower We quote MOasses shocks and heads 81 700S2
shocks and heads 3Sinch II sOd$2 00 do 36nch
81 4OG Acc. Old shocks and new heads 38inc, 81 o "a
81 TO- 90 6-Doh 9Or Old shosss without heads 500j5ci
Rum shocks and heads. s3 %; Rum pipes 81 Ox6 so;
do. IL feet. f26 co.
bales sold receipts at the ports to-day 105 bales against
3.Su9 last week and 346S september l.
46i6693 balo against 47l4G3 for the same period Last
season.
follows
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Ngw-YoRK, May 3.
Dulness regned over the grain speculation
to-day and the export movement was almost stagnan
The Frightening peace prospects in Europe are the main
engine for depressing prices and the only resistance the
bulls can offer is the probably reduced crops
wheat was OF Aa14 cent from last night
at the opening, and though In tho afternoon
prices vlbrated erratcaly. the influence Of "crop
scares" suced TO stien the market aud while II e1
ceeded final declines ranging from - TO y cent the close
was only shade under best OF the day. and the tone
WIS fairly Grm Corn opened about d cent lower but
the late recovery left prices unchanged at the end ex
cent for May options which wero of g cent oats were
stronger aud 81 The provision market was
easier but without important change.
The visible supply statement OF last saturday as COM
pared with the previous week, shows ~ follows Wheat
40 fGI 27s bushels, decline OF 9s0,S7O bushels cOrn
1862 l22 bushels, decrease OF lo9OsO bushels oats
23Oj 3l7 bushels loss Of 00372 bushels total grain
5O12D.Ol7 bushels, n decline OF l,S30,32S bushels
AT New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia aud Boston the
receipts of grain to-day Wheat l29I bushels;
corn lO6 90 bushels Oat 7l,7l2 bushels total gia
2lg Oi0 bushels -four 45s75 barrels The receipts at
Chicago. Milwaukee and 80. Louis were: Wheat, 1908
bushels sc0rn. 1876 bushels; oats, 2OI1IS bushels
total grain, 495,737 bushels flour, 37,217 barrels
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HAY AND sTRAw-This market continued fairly active
and IA stocks are burcasOne all prices well
tainad We quOte Hay No Timothy, 81 %. No.
D 95c; No do. and Shipping grades. 9Oc Straw-No.
Rye soc No. =. S0c.i Oat Coo Jobbng lots are held
a tribe higher. -,
HEMP. Sc-Very quiet ana 10 great extent nominal.
Juto Bulls 202l 2c.; Manila l2c; Si-al 1 =.
ID5-There little OF interest and yet the under
tono renamed fairly steady
at1cks are holders easily ain recent figures.
MErAIS-on Change Iron was dull aud weak; Pig TIN
seldy Plates sea y. Copper m. Lead nominal AmeIi.
can rig Iron continues quiet aud Win liberal stocks Prcss
snnear ra Their shaky No Foundry SlS0Slo NO. SIT
ISIS; Gray Forge, S6aSl7, scotch zig IS dull and nom
inaly unchanged OF Spegesn 1000 tons sold at so 90
steel Rails had better inquiry 5000 tons sold az the
mills private terms, quoodS I'D Iron tas ale steady al
Sg MASH aud scrap Iron AT SlS 75aSl0In on the spot
i1QIaac STRAITS Ingot Copper steady At IL k0l 30
for straits and lOa4dll &c for other brands.
MOLASSES- Quet at Size. for 500 test uba ,o
NAS-Contnue fairly active at 20 for large aud 81 50
for jobbing parcels. -. ~, q. -. a. -.
lie 80 IS 100 Dbls Tor DecomOerft - &c Rosns were
generally firm though decidedly quiet StrRnet 10 Good
Strained az ~ O5d4l OH; E. ST 21 +, 81 s7hs o.
81 5Ji H. q soi /, s225iv V O21 M" - S'2'
'0GgAN FREIGHTs-A, gener lily dull and heavy tone
peryalei the market to-day II Tic bus 50 oens zecJnl
plished the result OF political affairs mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK Tuesday. May BEEVEs.-Receipts wers
cars OF Z for slushf>rsts aud cars
for the market Notrade In Live Cattle Feeling stcsdy
Dressed Beef firmly held but IN moderate request at f#0
glc for fly Dressed and Sd9c for Westcrl dressed
Live Cattle q e talia by NJ Gold
smith, the Monarch BY ~ Morris also l!6o
Beef and 400 carc1ses OF Mutton IN tne wyoming
Uy Joseph Eastman. o..,-
Rritish markets frmer best American Live Cattle
selling az lac weight sinking the ofa
VALVES Receipts 3S3 head mainly at Goth 81 and wash
ops Common veals sold at 81 S5G ass one lot Of
pressed Calves quiet $3.50 for Country Dressed asa
5aSlc CITY Dressed although &c was reached In soma
cases for prime stock early In the day.
sales p s. Rase sold 43 Neals, ia No. at > &c ox
Jeire Wright Hoag q Co: ia Veas llS ~ az VI 50.
Eye OTIS; Jersey Veas rs ID &c; 10 DO lSl D. AZ
q Coli,Ts: 20 Jersey Veals, l309225 TO- at 5?aec:
J. s. Richardson d. Co: 16 Jersey Veals, ll59 90 No. az
596c. 1900 -. o ,oo ,o., =, uas,
neon Market aud head Jersey CITY, al spring Lambs
lie feeling Is little nrner to-day Tor sheep Two
ears OF 9Iipped stock held fror yesterday
sod AZ "a 60 OF Virginia Lambs came In fr te
Thr Was good 400 Jersey Lambs received
toay Comnion Choice selling at S5G$ per head Win
few fancy selections going as high as ~ 80
Mutton selling arly at 1c closing du on Cou.
few reaching lie Dressed spring Lambs sold at per
saiesJ ~ Pidcock sold Clipped Ohio Sheep, 81 10. &c
~ s Kase sold 1870 Virginia Lambs. 40 u, at l0lc.
Collins sold 1856 Jersey Lambs at Soa each tew tancy
Syepftt q Co sold 10 Jersey Lambs So 506s7 go
Richardson & 60 sold "a Jersey Lambs at 50 50dS7.
Williamson Co. si 10 jersey Lambs, at 81 5Oi do. at
Receipts were IS cars Of 3i53 head. Nominsiy
oant Dressed nominay unchanged at &c for Light and
g,r6 Lc ed
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPREMs COURT: oHAMBERs-Betore Lawrence J.--Nos
- ~ ~ ~ ~ So a. ~ 65 g. 90 30 q, y 100 ~
2Z5. 22l. 2y5, 23l. 232. 2ss 234 28s 237.
sUpsloE Soger-1EsERAL IFRM-Befcre Davis. CT, and
is isS isg is 5 1s s is7 ss is le s 1872 1885, 1885
SUPREME Couaf@SPEclAL IgEN-PART / Before Van
Worst JNos 1913. lls4 $50 ss3 lO52 1898 las 1863
I'LL SOB 96s, liza ll7l l7s il79 1880 1881 1882 1888
Ils4 1885. llS6. 1885, 1889, 1883.
SJpRRkR CouRI-CiRcUIT-PkgT I.-Besore Beach j.
Nos Asa. 4i35, Sob l0ti 3t03, 1856 4l22 $40 1868,
1873 seS se en oe issy 20 Sic 2sos 2Sz0
sUPAEhE CeuRT-CRcyIT- Ant II.--Beiors Barrett j..
Nos $685. 2S7z 2o4 Ss52 2szs. 2lS0 z942 l4osa S04l
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Month.
ng steady. 1'ransferablc notices. 1885.

Market closing steady. Transferable notices. 1885.
DRUGS &c-In moderate demand and about steady Alec
PSins y 81 SIesehnS Powder q All SS on Pspgsr
9set and
9Sse s' Ses turkish Pruues $s3c old Sc currant
Dates StsUs iTsSa
sicily aiJn d. s. sicly Is%on. - soss Cocoa:
o. s sarnes l2Saisc for quarter boxes and 1oSl6ic
II FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. very dull and in
buyers favor There was no very great pressure 70 eae
material decline Export quite and the jobbers
transacons coanned mainly to small parcels for imnedat
export S
ior Spring and $ % 70 Tor %inTeF Wheat 500 bbs
S S MI Fine E Gas 8 60 ioE %s'' I 9 n Ss
%neT Wheat y o FT 90 Good
e. Far srs cSGos q E 7g wss
Cool & 10 S9Sa q c1Oes es q sSS ~ CO. SSR R2o
M i1ta ~ Straight 4
bakers Extra 8 .t OSsS 20 81 LOUIS Common 70
Very Choice, 81 5Oaf6 o0 Patent Winter Wheat Extra
south America, % S5es5 20 market closing DUH
s S d S Common
g 50Ss' 80 Good to Choice DO as 90 hn. s
peT3no At 81 ooss4 3d. later or cGooe corr
VINE R $50 Yellow Western aSCed At 81 90 ass
Observation-Disclosures foycrIsh and unsettled and
strength Options opened heavy then declined ne then
s6S nd Pm i the
priccs limited rae Tor export Nlty hllnng,
and civ Miers 5000 i92 bush future,
l4J 600 bush. SPOT and 10 arrive including No ard
Duluth 10 via Canal at 81 o. y NO Northern 81 a.
freight and insurance private
Unyraded Winter Red II 03a4 delivered from store
~ ul I.ail delivered from elevator No. Red
dsl O6. closing 9DSc do. for July 81 Ol hGsl Ola
closing at 81 OH do. for August 81 oil 2dSl 02 closing
81 O29si DO Tor september u % S uS@ closing at
u =; do October ~ % $ 0l9 closing nominal at
II O41 do. for December. 81 W.. closing at 4 g7s.
49,. RYE-Scace and nrmy held. Western. 76i2G7sci
79QSOci state. o0ds1c. BA Riley Dull and
Quiet. Two ROwed state 500 &C.; Sixhowed State, $50
S5c Canada S5a0jc CORNMarket unsettled and
Cash lots declined qelc, and closed rather
steady options opened heavy chen dec med So 30 then
OF the dec inc and closed firm about the
prices hight trade export and home and Good
business IN options Shippers bought 1000 bush Sales,
Mixed at 5iG5i Lgc.; ste Imer Mixed, 56S9Jo.4c.
81 1a5Sc. ahoat No 50 Pa57c in elevator,
5s Gc ahoat Tn raded White 50 NC ahoat and Choice
White southern zoo delivered No Mixed for May 50s0
55lc closing 559sc. do for June a &C. clos ng
% &c; do. for July 30 &c, CLOSING a. 3ofci DO
August So &c, closing at
and closed shade under the best prices sales.
$4,000 BUSH future 70OJ oush spot including No Mixed
White 43iqc.; 80. =, 44Pg4lsc; No. nominal Mixed
Western. 4l0tc. White do, 45d52c; White state, it1
g. c: No Mixed May. 4Oa4 nc closing at 4OSsc; do
for June 4OGiGc, closing az 40as do Tor July 400
Soc 90 TO- - ds5c 10, s5c loo 10. 50 1880 shsrps.
$ldSl OF Rye Feed. 0Oay5e
Visible supply Gram the United states and Canada
May q SOI6i.27s 1862 100 2.235.Sl7 525.I55 2G90G
Apr Is 40. 45il4s s.I2L5Os 2sa56so 5055ea 2e7.OO4
May g. a. 1920 l9l2si2s 3075G5o 1929 l.40s7S2
May g. eO7O7 249 lols8sss 4CC7I4s 100000 i.7siOs7
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,o. Tho re,eree,s conclusion of law. based on ten
snd,vrs ~ facts all in favor Of the plaintiff harry
snat divorce should be decreed in favor OF
tns against the tSs
riage The testimony Is that semi The addition Of
,S hearing on April the plaintiff nd S sesn ruled
amined and a number Of quesuonS ysred The additional
suony was to effect that the plaintiff 6a 20 h S wife
~ discoyery OF the fact and that the legal perou
atter Years had not elapsed since the discovery
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state bonds were neglected and there transac
lions In city bank stocks
Tho market for railway bonds was irregular There
were some recoveres for the issues that yesay suf
fered the greatest decnes but the hand Of manipula
ton was poorly disguised in tho dealings Erie second
cOnsos recovered q to 52 and closed at 52s and the
first eonso rs were off q 49, Missouri Kansas and
Texas hrst consols up q at 107, but the
general 5s after being rallied from 5sl4 to $50
20 and were offered at 747s Missouri Pacific consols
were on at 972 and Metropolitan seconds were barely
burg eonsol Is were down1a at 7oi9 Chesapeake and
ONO bfss series b. sold at 59t coupon and the cur
rency os al l60l69. New-Iork, Chicago and st. Louis
first 6s were steady at 75 and West Shore first 5s were
trner at29laG29A. 1t may be that the West Shore
company, although the weight OF the known evidence
shows mat the Construction Company fulfilled it's con-
traet IN me building of the road too near 10
It's letter to be profitable to its own stock
holders put be that as may 1t now seems to have Its
financial troubles, which out OF the expensive
and complete manner OF its construction threatened
70 nave no oher purpose In their plentiful employment
or newspaper columns except TO oppose and so FAR as
possible prevent the compishment OF any plan OF
committee or tile bOndhOders IA composed OF gentlemen
to their careand that Is the interest OF the first mort
gage honda Louisville and Nashville general 0s were of
oregon Short Line Is were oT u at Soia. Northern
Pacific hrsts were dull aud steady at 1884 - 80
made npby gains OF Sl43,056 currency and St0,427
coin The days operations covered: Receipts 81 3O2 l75
Sl,llS,bJ2; currency Daauce, 3ZoS3O
coin balance $l3e, 6i9,9
The money market for call loans ruled uniformly all
day at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows !:
Exchanges $75.05l .677; balances, S5,391,162
The United states Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $4,000 National bank notes for redemption;
the customs receipts 1885, and the internal
revenue receipts were $500
Considering the peaceful news from Europe. the for
eign exchanges show remarkable strength in remaining
steady at unchanged quotations for business follows
Bankers bills 81 s6 and - Ssh for long and short
sterling respectively; 519s and BIZ for francs; 94l9
and 30 for reichmarksj 40 and 40l4 for gulders.
The foreign markets strong for English and con-
tinental securities under the seeming prospect that
peace Is more probable than war In London British
consols sold ut 9sQ9s 3l699s against "a 7.l6 yester
day, and Russians were up TO 93092. United
quotations were advanced Il to 124Ss for As and s TO
1l5 for 4l2s The quotations. for American railways
however, than fully responded to yesterdays homo
declines. The Bank OF England gained 100000 bullion
on balance AT Paris French per cents were higher at
1850.
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FtSANctAL Markets.

toxnoS Nav 6--l23D D. m.--COssols 05 $40 for both
may and the accounts United states Four Per cent Bonds
% ronr and half Cent Bonds ll5; Atlantic an1
eTeat Western Mortgage Trustees cert.ncaes 70
L,. as. uo Second Ccnsos 5Il& ilhnOs central 1850
Mexican ordinary. ~ % 81 Paul Common TO- Ne"'fo1
CeatraI e97 PeDnsyiyania os1@ neann T., p.,,.s a.
n M adyices quote TN epef cent hchtes ~
70 francs N IA Ger times the account .
&c as "A for both and tho account
IA n M Consos D, Is for both money and the account
So M Consols gS l.l6 both money and the account
- ~ 'onsos DS both money and the accounts At
,antc and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees cern
S" ~ Canadian Pacific, 81 :; Erie, 10; dc. Second Con-
sais 81: Mexican Ordinary. "a; 70 PanI Common, 09's
S oas S,rs CeDtra. $685. Pennsylvania. 54ns
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank oil England
an hotauce to-day Is &SJ,0OJ
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CLOSING PRiCEs or BOSrOv SrOOYs
BOSTON MAY s. 1898.
TUESDAY, Nav 5-P NJ

iuhhDAf, may OF. NJ
The developments Of to-day's stock market 90 only q
little way In solving the problem OF what Ia To be the
immediate future OF the speculation, and the question
remains In nearly much doubt IL was left at tho
close Of yesterday Naturally there weak sendoG
at the opening Of business but II Is DO noted that the
succeeding rally and tie two three others that oc
CURED during the day feeble and lacked both
vim and an exhibition OF courage Unquestionably
there continuance OF the liquidation OF long ac.
counts that was begun yesterday morning; but busI-
OF only 26l 600 shares after deductng from it the
days trading leaves little amount for actual transfer
OF stock As usual few stocks represent the bulk of
the transactions; to-day 10 stocks that fur
nished l9s, 700 shares to the total The results for
those stocks after frequent fluctuations but rarely
to figures high last evenings closing are as fol-
lows: observation-disclosures. LackawannA and Western
e. Central and Hudson y. St. Paul and
Northwestern each 7s and Lake Shore ia; adj
vances-Pacihe Mail % per cent and
unchangcd-after 47as aud 4sas Union Pacific The no
tceabe feature In the market Ia that the decline OF the
last days has not enlarged tho speculative or invest
circles; the transactions larger only because
the board-rocm traders able discover
Il per cent IN tho more natural action OF tho market
Surface Indications and tho loan market for stocks.
however. indicate decrease rather than increase
In the amount OF the short interest by the decline
The situation however, Is still mixed although the
ket closed weak at the lowest figures OF the day.
Government bonds dull and firm with the bids
advanced per cent for the IS and Is Annexed the
closing quotations:
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO May 5--TAs Drooers Journal reports CARL
Rcceipts 54O0 head shipments $500 head Market acses
Exports 80 5Ddsj 30 Cows and Mixed 81 ogGS3 O stox
ers So as, 0O Feeders So % @si SO Ie1ans sioo@
50 90. 1850 .,. =. eoo -. -,
Rcugh mixed 81 O09S 2j Passing aud Shlppins 81 20
- az IIght 81 254sI So skp,. - O0st 25.
shs,.1-ReceIpts 700 head Shpme lsOhead markee
active Inferior s275Gs3 90; Medium IS 75GA2 5 Good
"a 30 Choice ~ 3D. , 600 ,.-.-
sT IoUTI Nay acknowledgements. 1000 shipmsnts.
100 market steady Exports - 609sj 9 uood @ Ciose
stunning 81 5 Gs4 d. Far " Medium s3 Quasi OG
Texans 50 500 i4SO - . -.
Sbssn Recepts p 100 shiDmerts. 1900 Common TO Me-
an,n 80 10 as ~: Fair to OnOIce. 50 1881 40.
UoaS-ReceipIs 4.5UO shDnentA =. OG Iagnb ~ Zo9
a. a. PACING 81 S54st 81: Heavy. - l5ast 40.
RuFrAo Nav 5Criie- ReceIOts to-day, 2Of neaf total
fc ses tnus TAR 100 nead ms last wes< $780,
head: consigned through. ~ cars garket aaglestedi
Good 20 hoce 81 1886 TO- stockers anu Feeders.
g3 SjaS4 80. =, ooo A.,s .o,,, TO- ,vo.L I'm. IA
SOD mead for tne last week 400 head consigned
,broneh IL cars fair demand Medium 70
Cent a 75as5 IS; Good Choice 50 40Gs5 TO- Ordinary
10 Choice Lambs. So SO0t6 30 ,. -. -
W today 700 head total for week thus FAR
20 OO0 head for SANE time li weex Is.oo9 neal con,
ne1 through OF which 23 10 New Works mafkes
onie Medium 10 Fair Workers. s-9s--- Good ~
csoce - 4Oa4 5O Butchers Grades u io9 ~ %; riga
49,