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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
AN INTERESTING CRIMINAL TRIAL.

PITTsBURG, May 26.--Tbe case of the Com
ouweath against William N. Riddle. the former pres
dent OF the Penn National Bank, who is charged with
conspiracy and the embezzlenent of over 100000
will come trial June l, at 10 before Judge
stowe 1t will undoubtedly be the greatest criminal
trial that took place in Pennsylvania Mr. Riddle
and his friends feel confident of his and that
they will show that only did Mr. Riddle not make
any money ont Of the bank, but that he gave
$500 600 of his own money prevent failure This
succor could the bank, they say because OF in
competent management the part OF the directors.
Mr. Riddle that the purpose OF the prosecution
fs by fixing criminal responsibility upon him, TO
the directors from civil liabilities. His counsel
Thomas Marshall and Mr. Dazel OF this city Congress-
man Charles Il. Boyle, OF Uniontown, and ex-Judge
Curtis of NeW-YOrk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
CALENDARS This DAY.

eupnEsy COURT CHAMBKRs-Before Lawrence Mos
e7 90 a. 46 63 o. l09 112 ll6 100. 1871 1873 1879.
f67 go i7s 25e 2s 2e5 299 800 sos 300 sOe 9O7 $40
Iii, 3l2, Sla 3i4 3l6 81 3l8 $40, 81 353 1924 S25
surERhE couRT-srEciAL TERh-fAkf I-Before Bartlett,
J.-No day calendar.
Worst. Mos 1885 ills 1901 ISL liz l222 i227.
SUPREME CoyRI-CIRcuiT-PARr L-Before Andrews. j.
surEKNE coURT-cmcuT-P Ir-Before Barrett j.
sprnrsE CoURT-cRcUIr-P PART III-Before Donohue j.
sSS ssss Ell $9sy $s$ 7ss s s ssss
1887 1888. $780, $751; S79S 1884, $685. 1885, 1897 1898
sUIRoeArE's coURr-Rollins s-wn Of John Shea at II
4 m James Thompson al III
sUPERIoR CouRT-sPBcAL TEsh-Before Ingraham IT,
surgaic. CoUsT-TBiAL TERM PART I.-Before oGorman.
Mos, 369 59i. a26. 032 1852. 2o2l
COMMON PLzAs-srEcuL TERM-Before Daily. J.-No DAY
oosnsoE PLEAs--TnAL TxRx-pARr L, Before Van Hoe;
Ass iils. li5s 1915. 1850. il5i. &c., 3s4. 1904;
CIV xouRT-0EsRRAL TIRA--Beiore Hawes Han and
$rown,J-Ses Al 49, T. o. 8. ~ ls. H. H. TO- 10 20
CITY coUEr-TnIAL TErn.-PAar L-By Hyatt lad
CIR coURr-TRiAL TERm-PARr H.-Hawes lad
.cIrI coUHT- LTEm-PART III.-Before Nehrbras,y.
tl0s $40 sss3 ssiS I2ie l2i7 t2is l2Ie l229 422I
22 4xz$ 422a 422t l22e. t227 t22S 42i9, 42Sl 1922
t-52. 1885, l23S. 4239, 424l, 4242 l244.
CoUkI OF orRR AID TRlixgR-Bofore Van 8runt ]. and
A s; Dlsh Ally feiows--Sos l. n.,... p..o.,.r
sLth and Asst Dist Attorney FttzgealdNoA Y. 4,
couKT on oiNHhAI sassIoSs-p iRr ii--Before Cowing
y and Assist Dist Attorney Psrs-Nos l. 2 4, o. 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
LIVE srocK MARKEr-gY rELEnRApm

CHICAGO May 26.-The DrOuer Journal reports C1nls-
Receipts 5000 held Shipments $500 market weak;
Exports 81 2JaS5 &C. Cows ana Mixed JOaS CO. SfOck
50 6OSsi 9Ui Feeders 81 s. GSi 30; TexanA IS
81 90.
Ho0s-EcceIDts $4,000 shipments 1000 market dull
Rough - 759sJ0 3 Packing and shipping. % JJO
81 Light So - 10 SkIps IS 500S9 80.
Shcsp-lecciptR j0OO head shipments heai
steady; Inferior 81 JUd44 o. Msdun. 6OaS4 7O Cool
80 Choice. ~ 50
ST. LOUIS May 26.-tdtue-Gscepts 1900. shipments.
-; market nrm Exports a. D50SJ s5 Good c. Ca0iol
Shipping 81 6i0t5 49, Far 10 Medium, As 0O9si 90.
Texans 81 5O9f4 80.
shesp-Receipts. LOO shoments 500 Common to Me-
1861 5a. FAIR 70 'nOice. 81 JO1St 30.
HO0S-Receips 800 snDmenta 400 Light 400
81 30. PacEiag, - 1895 90 Heavy. ~ 0Odsi TO-
RuFFALO May 26-C1iLs spts to-day 81 neah total
Tor thus fr 5000 haa for sane nelaI week 35J9
head cOnugns1 thrOI1n. III cars market dull:
Stsar 81 50Gs So stOckers AMI Feeders
81 5OaS4 90.
$4,000 mn lsl week ~ 800 head conssned
through. rs narkei steady and nrm Medium 10
GOo C09St 2O uocd % Choice "a % QSi 70 Ordinary
% Choice Lambs. - 6OGtb 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27

State bonds quiet with sales Of North Carolina
special taxes at and 900 gold rs at ia. or city
bank stocks Broadway sold (25 at 1885, Peoples ga at
1852, and Union Q6l at $50.
The general bond market was dull. and where not
specially sustained by stock clique orders weak for
the speculative kinds The business In the better classes
was small with a demand and supply 40 nearly equal
that the cbanges In figures insignificant. Erie
second c0nso,s sold from 490i0ls down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
A PHYSICIANS SUIT FOR SERVICES.

DR.. James NJ. SchIey sued Arthur BI0OdgOOd
for medical services The tried yesterday be-
fore Judge Nehrbas the City Court number OF ply
scaus OF both schools present The defendant had
what the doctors called lOcOmOtOr aiaXia. On tbs
Judges command this interpreted and was found 10
be hardening of the spinal cord. The discussion
10 whether the disease durable. and whether the
soeaed Salisbury Diet Invented by Dr. Salisbury OF this
city is approved by the authorities. Drs. st. Clair
Smith, Sterling. Berghaus. Cutter Dillow and others
were present w. G.. Peckham argued for the doctor,
and Rartlctt, Wilson & Hayden for the defendant The
fury rendered q verdict for DIR. Schley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Tuesday May 26-BEEv Es- Receipts were74
st. for an ~ eST ARA came dT srs
not offered Tor sale Feeling weak in view Of liberal arrivals
Dressed Beef went out slow today prices steady at
the opening but closing weak For Common e Good o Sy
in a small way al 9h09hc. Western Dire ied sold at
The Denmark will be laden with 23l Live Cattle $500
quarters OF Beef and 100 carcasses Of Mutonpt will not SAT-
adyGe om London and ysTPSo quote the %aTsfs
sinking the DIAL American refrigerator Beef lair demand
that in view Of the backward condition Gras,
e6H %e % Re He e ruled arm wh
ruling prices for Cattle which have prev allied mere er
American shippers and unless the greed mOnOpOze the
to s ssdrba S at the time
English markets there ought TO be FAIR pront In the ousi
CALI Es-Receats were 30 head all Washington Mar.
feeling the high figures current yesterday will bring i9T,
ws heavy supply not later than B S "a sos
Poor Jersey Veals sold at 607c few selected
Dressed caves in light supply and higher, but going out
p%.se Ses . aGI o9s &c Country mt
Newburg dressed sold even with City Dressed at
salcs-Ieae Wright HOas Co, 10 Jersey veals .llS@
iodine HatGheoD; Jersey veals 1877 b. at6ci do
j. s. Richardson Co. Il Jersey veals llosl72 10, at Ga
'fyoritt & Co 10 Jersey veals lCOal6O n, at SAFE
Ego & OTIS Jersey yeals ATTIC; do at she, y, 400
a E ahd ASP head at TSs @
Sheep steady with few offering and not may
wanted southern anbs improved about 2c per 10, and
Prime 10 Choice Jerseys selling better than AT the CLOSE
OF last week deckOad OF OmmOD Virginia sheep s0ld AZ
4c and 5B7 Heavy nshorn fed by y NJ. Parber OF silver
AXE NEBRASKA and iging 1873 n, were s0d 10 Asor
Hollis Messrs Dilenbeck Dewey forgot to mention the
price. ,.-.-, 49,. far Fam
ones from Norfolk Va at &C. and IL by the ea" NJ
81 90 each - -- -. 40 zoaee IN
TOR Poor to Choice with Common TO Prime quotaoe si
SO. ,, ,,...,,.u. .,aodv
Nation slow at GSG dressed Gsa5 ri s s9a Sy
and az a &c by the 10. n.
~aca-J PidcOck sold: $50 virginia LAMBS % ~ ~
size 81 do H. 7a.c; li7 Virginia sheep 80 ~ al &c
Newton Glc sold: 1871 Virginia LAMBS 90 d. AZ SAC
Yeariugs. 80 10 az &c. -, =, -. ee o.,
Fvertl a Coz 80 Jersey Lambs az SO 30 II do at % 20
20 do al sc IS do at s. so 5 ulls al 81 80 a ,,
W Appleget SO Lambs at - 0OGSo % ~ NuiS'
ats3 80. $1,000
q Collins: ~ Jersey Lambs at IS dS6. $500.
Rodne K HutohOon . Jersey Lambs, at 81 b0aS2 a. -,
O. Oliver q 60: IL Jersey Lambs. at So 5Oi Is DO AZ
- 70 40 do, ut 81 90 .a.o-o
Ie iGe rgnt uoag Cos % Virginia Lambs Al d. d.
&c: II do. ut - so each -, IN c.r. ..
50 80. ,o,- 49,, ,,..,,.
HOGS-Receipts were 30 cars. OF 4S55 head Feeling
weak Nominal quotations - lo0ti 60 -, -
Country Dressed nominal at a Ia for Medium and va
&c for Light
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Good Ordinary ga Low Mddliny ~
Enlnres nnei and 70 polnts hgler saea Al 700 baes


DRUGS. c-~tllduu. Qunine IRREGULAR az 759soc; for
Va Mo-, u,'3u " ~ II 20 On, Tep r1nnt
IN a l2Fosi 20 Opium in Jobbus ots, 80 G,a@3 7j
FLg0UE AND MEAL-FLoUR-Marset very dunhnd stiu
" Ugy9I 10 bo ggC or Xxx one nde eonine mainly 70 snail
parcel, for immei &C. want+ sa,ss g5op 6bis Of which
- 2oass 30 for sprng aud i. Sods Ii Winter Wheat
SO bills CITY MN rHtla at = eOs:1 90 for West Indies
Wheat 90 bills " inter Wheat Exra. ny within the
range 81 20 - u2s,9ns fHe ~ q ~; ooJ 90
tTH ~ cmia6 To- FAR Ultra Ohio s5 - Gsi 90
IIta Mnussoia, - u IA or; Clear. : loGA 75i Rye
u bakers Extra ;, iSSs5oo IT. Louis Common to
ver'y' choice 5, ioe.57 Patent y inter- Wheat EIira,
81 base % Guy MN Extra for west Indies ~ $50 Oa
T rT Hl' fIGt nd - and d@ca EIp6r demand
sales 20 lbS ucrd nr ComIlon to Gooi EIra9t s59oa
s ~ Good Choice DO GAS a.hl FLot IT,, o,
az 5 ST. latter Tor Fancy COM MEAI-Qnet and
az an,9nns "a Yellow ' Western ra' az 81 quoted
I.6 declined iu e and co a
Sn Gptcns opSncd heavy Then declined Ndl &C. then
s Ss jos Is, pice limited .raes sgs
s sah .y Nil 16id bush sales 1000 bash. future.
Muwau..e TO arrive cost 'rsa, . sad u, anSe on
private Terms 80 Ngle Hs Oh s IL a ST Ban G%
sloigau e>t'oac; ungraded Winter Red S9dJ 6 No;
n o. dsivsrcd No Red FOR June 81 as On CLOSING
~ ~ % 10 iar Jay isSs IS = closing At Il o. do
f,- Arrest u > closing al Oli4; for
heptembcr III O5asl OG cosug OF 81 y do. Tor JctO.
b., >. O6saS ". closing O6,-; DO Tor Decomber
Al O9sa - inl .7srf AZ 81 0tA No spring for Juy.
a. !, . RYE-Du!l. Western ana Canada 7sG 9i2ci
ftae 81 ia ~ ENN afkr Dun ala nominal.
- -. aJ.t d., .c.... BARLEY MALT ala Iwoiio
state. .uct ~lNrt state, = =; tauada 70 1850.
CORN Market heavy aud lower. Cash os declined
1c aud clus.d uu Optols opened heavy. hen declined
&C then recovered uat OF the decline tu"n fe on
AGA closed the 'usd" prices ~hppc bought
busn. sales 20 900 bush. future. 1000 busn
spo aad Ia arrive hiding tnrts eel Mixed a. "'a >. SCI
hte lmcr MiNci i3No3hc IN elevator 44c adOlt No .
bush 10 arrive freight aud insurance, Do PC; No.
While trc. ~ cievHtor White southern % arrive "a ~.
Mixed for May. L2d &c, closing az - &c; do for
June, 5Ea5 .Lc. cosiug At i3c do for July 6'sG &c.
CLOSING ~ 5fcs do Tor August 53t c closing ~ G.;
september p &c closing 81 Ji'c OATS
cash tots wcrr "a lower tpuons .rG " lower linen
decline then ia Oh TO nearly the low
prces clO~e steady ~ shade above the inside
ngfe. % 0On uush future i1OnO bush. spot in
nt 80 -: WHITE T. auoat and SOC for 100 bush
to arrives Va. 2 &c No. ,ci Mixed western, $ a.
80 CT White no., I3dt5c. White state 439iio+ No
Mixed so. al closing AT 3fl-.: do Tor uly.
IS. gc closing ~ - tc do iOr August "32Gl &c,
closing AZ 3ii do for September JJSc.
Nsnie supply ~ tho United states and Canada;
May % 81 los 5o343oo 2is5s3o $3.50, 965ls4
MAY Is s7Ol2Ido 6.lo2O3o 2.5siI62 2os.s4l 25lle6
May q i7o7S5G3 $4,000 so8s.ioo s75,s7o Lo2o4'o
May . 2GIIGsC4 iSI423u llO2.57i 5io.5so l.soG2Sl
1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NLW-1ORK, May 20.
The cratic character Of the petroleum specu-
lation received fresh illustration today Business fell
off decidedly from the record OF yesterday and
result OF the days dealings a slight decline from
last nights final quotations Carrying rates were
shade higher 2O025 cents being the ruling rate Pri5cs
cary dropped from 81 to SOat cents, rallied then 81 a
and did not fall below sO2 The
practically unchanged, but vigorous movements appear
TO be shunued by both speculative parties Tue
closed steady.
The range Of prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange follows:
Opeuing ............... 81 Lowest ........-- sOlo
Hghest............... Slli Finai........... sos
Sales, barrels 3JO4NDO
Clearances for yesterday O3l 900
Refined oil was unchan ged
BRApPoRD Penn, May educational Transit Certin-
Gates opened SOS and closed at sob Highest price.
81 s lowest price, sOl2 Cearauces. 3,30s 900 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27

HAY AM SIItAW-IHe general delnin's are EVou Mhlic
We quote Hay No Timothy ~ I9 no 30 % 90 ,5c
No. ?. 70 U5oe. Dat GOaGj. , .., ,,, ,,,ro,,oo, T.
dec lrdy unsatisfactory.
METALSlnFot copper on tho spot has neen WeaHer no
droops and 800 common domestic sold at jO2e
and me dSGGs now are SG AeSn an Ssi steel rails
now quite scdy ant 3O,O tons sot lSa mcS'T p
iron let Pig Tia nm Copper quiet and easy 9poer
M0LAssEs- Quiet but steady. 500 test Cuba l9ilc
NAiS-Ac rhe weaker 10 TO sod arc quoted Al - 10
NAVAL sroEEs~spirits Turoen Inc steady aud quiet
q os , CONTINUED steady At 81 ia. STRAINED to
S'S9 i Si1 K 5 "a s., g. w. o. 81 %; W.
OCEAN FREIGHrsTe movement was moderate N tne
petroleum. chartorns line to-day but a. easy rates Olhet
w, tns market S was g&c Inc h sr o bb refined OIL
%. p German bark & 90 bbs DO ~ 81 ~ LoNpoN
hence bark wi9 o SSp %. c9 1rnd S OIL
private terms be9ee B hsae SaaE BARI Eo
s general G cargo 90 ID hence 6a az
lump G9s % from from h2 ASS or
Amsterdam 5n'sh bark emPuos, 10 ,sa, hence
steam heace 5000 lu,h. grain SdH I'LL" steaui n'l'''
in iairdenand and stendy Cy si "a 90
and WTs,e' tg@yOe ened sn Hd he'; 10 i5c Prime
ty Lard Gaj5c Crude Menhaden. p 92sc Al oInsI d
Ss market Is wsa
activity sag' loo 69ls hss oo sP9' 3 80 66Is Extra
Gg c eS o6 Sn' Mss, Quoted s Family Mess
ali soesli rs; Prime ST. 90 as IL. BEEF, enlnd
S Sa Mes. si = n"S So SsG or df EI X Ness. I'll
Packet sl2 O0ds2 80 for barrels Plato Beei sll o0Q
AZ 90. Family, Si3 OOGSli OO.....BEEF HAN
nuchans quoted at SIS 90 siS w am, 10
MEATS here a moderate stir q the demand au"
feeling contlnucs salo 1000 Picked Bees ~ 10
so rEs t ms . Sas SU Pcsd Bellies quoted
picked shoulders 47c Smoked Shoaldera 0c piSSied
Hams, % GDaic; smoked Hams. ioi40ll @c; MlDDbtS
a sa 30 Lon Clear m New.f orE aG9'e ga y
Western delivery Long snort Olo
a., 80. nRESSf.D IiOGs-AbOu 10 h xter anu ~ iair
demand. City Heavy TO Light jAoi Pigs hrm. Co..
p-tuy vita the West. Prices are down BAL points Closing
wear at the bottom rates Speculation Is moderate ana te
~ some demand Tor soOt lots mAiuly from sppers sales
400 es Western spot hsOc.i 500 tcs aet Iyaso
terms 10 cs hOico 0Oc $50 ties. % arrive b7JgoN c.
cost aud freight Contract scare quoted e99S VOy INV
6sJ Que closing BSJ 0B9Gcs 40 ties. August rnOV
7.Olo closing BOJe: 1000 ties. September IVo@iiVc''
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Proposals.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

nPOp0SAJS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
ouARTERMAsTERs sTo SRIS;: ovv,cx
Iio sIoN.sr, COR GREENE, Z
NRW-ioRK CITY, May 70 1880.
I'm trillcate Will be received az thus ONCE
RcIck a M juno > 1885. which tiuIe and place
~, IN he oueued o. bidders TOT supY
at hs depot the Gu rtermssteE SeoreS specimen
we ~ ha,Ie 10 be aud had at this once - an
rI SoyeruuIeuL the night 70 revS. say VI Az
raao.as Proposals should be indorsen rtoposAs ,or
stores" addressed 10 the unuersne
~"" HENRY q. HODGES. Deputy q A. oenetsi,
------------ DEPoT CIARTERAA srERs OFflcE !
uoIisTON-sr. COR GREENE, J
Nkw YORK CITY, May Z, 1880 D.
CyEAIED PROPOSALS are invited and VIII
- be received at this once until II m May - ssS io5
an he ses of Pier bS North River 60 depn OF
mite feet at mean water plan showing the work "
lr ione can be- seen at this onice.
Proposas should be Endorsed proposals LOT Dreusnss
ana address sd 70 the uninterrupted ,,oo,rs
Deputy Quarter mAster- General Y. :. a.
Depot QuartermAsteSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
nECtTVFR'S SALE OF

liz VALUABLE MANUFAcruRING PROPERTY
d. ~ m III An order court or ChlncerY OF the tate
NJ T. as Receiver OF the ElIdOetlp0rt MANU-.
acnrng Company Will expose or SAFE ~ paoG On
and sat OF New erscy "wednesday, June s. ieSJ at
sn ~ tha ffernoon sharp the Real Estate OF the said
Company situated at Eizabethpot ofesau SSnsisg .,
vr the busness the saul was latey carried on
The r lies the southea sids OF rSn ST. anu ea
"a staten and sound and Is 1870 feet wide ana ABOUT
"a feet long and is VauaDle as dock property
rbe other Opposl side OF fronst anu ABOUT
ob fect wide and 900 long and has nunDer OF suo
stautial brick buildings II, erected Tor manufacturing
iagrams showing the location and dimensions OF INC prop
erty nav be had on application 70 the undrrsigns
Elizabeth, n. J. CHAhLfso ~, ~~~----.
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corroy u.nKrrs-ov rELEaRApH

COTTON MARKETs-Dv TELEGRAPH
GALVESTON MAY 28-totfsn brIn Middling. 10 a16 Low
Middlne 10 5-lS; Goe4 Ordinary. 10 Liz ne and gross
recelpts "a baess stock 200 ealea.
SAVANNAH may 26.-Cotton seadyj Mddnnr l0x Low
Mddps f0 Good Or inary 9st net and gross receipS'
bales sales 40 bales: stock. 3t6f bales. -.
NEwosLkass May 2G-cot;on queti Iiddiins i9F Low
Mdding lUi; Good Ordinary. IL receipts. ~ paieS
sos bales Exports the Continent 1885 bales sics
500 bales: stock. 90. 1871 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
VERDICT AGAINST THE CUNARD COMPANY.
James Kenney obtained a verdict for 81 $50

JamcS kenney ODtalncu VeIUIcJ TOT SI,ZoU
against the Cunard Steamship Company yesterday in the
Superior Court before ustice OGornan. He was en-
pl0yed the hold Of the steamship Catalonia Novem-
Der 81 lss2 and some boards that being lowered
fell upon him. nhicting injuries for Which he claimed
100000 damages,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
Total since JAN sl42 $50 $40 sIl563Ol9G sl3l075l29

EUROPEAN FINANCTAL HANNHT8'
LONDON May 26.-i2.30 D. m.-Consos 80 7'l6 for botn
and the account; Atlantic and Great western
Mortgage Certificates "a; Erie lO 40 seconu
onsols bOa Illinois Central i2ol. Mexican Ordinary. 81
St Paul Common. 709- New.York Central, e5'4 Pennsy
vania., 529s; Reading. T. -, -.
I30 m-Consols 90 for both mony and the account
u-Consols 80 7-l6 for both money and the account
Pans quote Three per cent Rentes at 80 francs
/ 8 centmes for the account. 80, .
$50 D. m-Consos 80 y for both money and the account
r-COnsois. 30 9i6 for both money and the account
Atlantic and Great First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tcates 2S9 Canadian Pacific 40s Erie Second CCnsols,
5Oa Mexican Ordinary 23l9; ST. Paul Common az New
YORK Central. SGi2
bar silver Ia quoted AZ 49aid ounce. -,
Paris avces Three Per Cent Renes al 80 france "a
confines for the account
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
L.r... --.L. ~
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SPIRITS OF TURPESrINE.
w, IN, ,sroN MAY 26-Turpentne nrm at SOC
sAyANNAH May 26.-rurpentine hrm at SOc. "a "a.
WILMINGTON, May 2B.-rurpentne steaay ~ sVo Va"
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to 4sL and recovered to 5ssi. and tie MI
cOnsol gold rs were of at ll3' Ncwxors, enc a4 .gp
But Missouri. Kansas and Texas cons" - VIZ
q higher at 100; the general g; were np - al =
WATERFOWL and oEensHurg ceasol IS weir r'n
advance 70 o. Central OF rS on NSSu T%i IS
easier ut 72asa727. Louisville and Nashville gcmer
6s rose from 9s 70 9ga9 Kan nscr Fsc adventure IS
were noticeaby strong with an advance OF g 10 luoa
Morris and Essex consos were 10 GOOD sma trans
actions at 3Oas930@s Northern Pacific nrss NJ
irregular between 1032S104 and closed at 1854 against
The to-day gained balance sssl e2si
made up by gains OF SlO2ls9 curreisy ccnt Si 56G
AZ payments 1922 5s9 o currency 1t1 Oai"hce 9-'
TGe money market unchanged at 1917 y cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
Tie limited states Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $5O50O0 National bank notes Tor Iedo
r ree GTSsG Pecci rSs We're s2as 81
The foreign exchanges were dull and rates were easier
bills 81 sGs and a ssh long aud short sterling 70
spectiveiy, SI94 and BIZ for francs; 94s and 9o+
After Yesterdays holiday In London British consols
opened this morning with an advance OF 3 per cent a.
90 ZIG and further TO and closed at ~ BIO
American railways we're all lower In response to yester-
DAYS declines in the home markets but later made some
Gnotatons. Bar silver was Lied higher at 40 3,lGd.
per ounce. The Bank of England gained 957 600 pull,
ion on balance. Az PARIS French per Gents ueoii"oO
from s0.22ls to 7997l2aS0.02i0.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AID OMAHA
Hs$S;S !: e. & 5$5s s a
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Ibiri week i'm Nay s2s997O s95S26O s2i3,o05
jan / 10 May 2I......... 1888 5,l4Ll72 b4424O3
Exports of merchandise from New-York
FSg SS reported s5SsSs iSS5 25 ls
Total since JAN L. sl42 3GO0IO sll503OoG si3lo75l2a
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PEARI-ST No. LAO, go feet sou'h OF "a-s" Aoois'oV
brck building. wthot. .., on,r % ,va,,or =
rpaio esq Receiver. rs 50 Wast, OF 10 the auc-
No 4 L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
Jre Cream.
Go rubom ct map Concern.

AIRS. KEANE-her maiden name was Mary
vi f. Hogan-eft Limerick ia Nav 1879. and got mar.
IN this country Het 40 hers maiden name bt a,s
st. y mother, brother nd sister lived 10 LIMERICK
this Is and would ike u INA
her found address TO Mrs b. w. LEWIS 80 COhnsaye
Pntsours Allegheny CO.. Penn Tor Bridget Hogan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
Eeaal Sales.
DECEIVER'S SALE
Of the property belonging TO
THE MARINE NATIONAL BANK.
:. J&I. PHILLIPS. Aucti0neer

d j. q u II1I'''I. - ,,,,-,., :,
,,- .c NJ nnblc ancon under the direction Of walter
Iohnson esq receiver at II O'CLOCK no0n AT the ie@i ~
5ate n xshange Nos. 50 to 30 iDerty-st,
'a'0 A@A>'''e MONDAY, June 1, 1888,
the following valuable property;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
Refrigerators.
Eorses ano Carriages

DOR SALE.-Dark brown horse, sixteen
it hands; good traveller al light wagon and haraess
sot double harm IS (stilu make. inquire at PR FSS
STABLES 80 East 2Sthst Room -, LreAel Building
DOR SALE.-A Brewster Il cart that has been
Il very carefully used for seasons only Apply ~
T. W. REEVES, 1870 Franklinst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27

NADINE RANK BUILDING. northeast corner OF wall
am Pearl SIS story and basement brownstone rons
Tuilsing with plot OF land . o Ara s,orv ,,ar,,,.
PEARL.Sr, l0S. ADJOINING Ile aoo'e' h'es'o'
ami iron ftont Building, with lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27

uAIIsT No. So four-story basement and attic, bri
and hrownstone front building. with lot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-25

Henry Kane. Lampasas; Dan Port
er, Chicago; G S Narnell, Cisco; Miss
Moore, Albany; w f. Crcsap, Cisco;
II j Jackson, st Louis; Miss Carrie
Smith, Dublin; II G johnson, Ala; l.
q Burns. New Orleans; ID @ Roberts
Baltimore; A G Landin, Philadelphia
Harry Nestor, New York; Dan Cur.
It's, Newark, N j; VIM Cassin, Spring
field, Ill: Jas f Cassin, Springfield
III; Joe Lapham. Cleveland Ohio;
NJ j Carr, New Orleans, La,
L A Morehead, Bremond; ii g White,
Brcmond; II E Watson, Marlin; V
Patton, Houston; II Q Jones, Chicago;
Geo Hueh, Galveston; Fred Strauss,
Cincinnati; r NJ Medley, sherman, j
Stinman, st. Louis; A Jacob, New;
York; J l. Fully, New York; Geo +
Ieidet, New York; Chas Silverson.
Fort Worth; Ward \ Smith, st Louis:
Maj. Chas Moran, England; ii =
Hughes, Houston; y ID Cutzle, Fort
Scott, Mrs. p. Rice, Galveston.