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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

Expors 81 3Das5 30 Cows and Mixed s255asS go Socs
~ 80.
Hog'-Receipts 26coo shipments $500 market du;
cuch mixed % 1OWS}Sj; Packing and shipping 10 900
s4tt Light SO 759si 05; SKINS So O09$3 80.
heeD-Receipts 3001 head Shpments 1900 head market
81 30 Choice ~ 80 "
81 LoUA May 2s-thtne- Receipts 2000; shipments.
o, MARKET firm Exports 50 6J0SJ 80; Good % Choloe
ssnpping 81 6l6s5 80; Far 70 Medium. So 0OeSioe
Te.2n+ ~ 500 - 80
Saeeo-Reeeipts 100 shipments 400 Common to MO-
ouln 81 DO1sl 10: Fair to Cnocs. IS j00S4 90. o..
.HOgs-heceiDts 500 sluDmentS 44OO A: LgnL 10000
So DOi Packing. s. 6J1St76; HEAVY. IS s5ds3 95.
BUFFALO, -Cl.tLe-Rncepts to-day $40 mead: total
Tor week thus Ia 400 tneast week 7600
nea0; consigned tbroIgn. 1872 marker nulE
S. 6OdS4 90. '
Sheep Receipts to-day 1000 head: total for far
uuO neal Tor same uu last week 10000 head consGned
tnIOugh ~ cars market ste1dy and firm; Medium 10
to Choice Lambs. S. 500Sb rs
Hons Receipts 800 head total week thus Tar
I3.uO9 mead for sans time last $1,000 head con.
through l47 of which TO
weak Medium to Fair YOTkorS 81 i0D$i 30; Good 70
Cn2ee - 1904 20 Butchers Grades 81 2OG$4 3oi riga
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LOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
5AN FdANcGscJ. Nay %. 1882.
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
reArreE. oF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS


EEwYoEK, May %.
Wheat experienced a reaction that was not at
all unnatural after the continued depression OF the last
few days There was to cause the rally and the
General outlook cannot be said TO nave changed pereep
v TIE bears were started into quIck purchases when
mt market opened strong and prices rose nearly cent
from last nights hnal quotations. In the after
moon however, the market drIted downward, but
At the close (Which shade above the lowest figures
NJ the dy all Of the gain of the day had not been sur
rendered 1t would not he surprising II the bulls might
mo allie TO press their advantage further wheat ended
steady up for June az 99i2 cents = for July at
ri O o.; Tor August at 81 % and . for september ut
n OIss There ight export demand FOR corn, but
ntions closely followed wheat hut without main tanning
ne same ratio OF gib May and June ended at %, de-
cline of - and Il cent respectively, and
Iuiv AT 53li August at 53A and
Scitember at 81 cents were unchanged Oats closed
shade Dttcr for June at 1873 and July at 37l2 August
beng unchanged 81 cents. The Improvement IN grain
nvereI beneficial effect provisions, ana lard rallied
3 cents TO So 90 for June rs 20 FOR Juy So 50 for
August and 81 for september options
AtNew-York Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day were Wheat, 1907 bushels;
corn ~ ~ bushels; Oats, 35,12O bushels total gram
100 500 bushels -four 1926 barrels The rcccipts ~
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Ions were Wheat, l23fT
husnUs 81 53l bushels: Oate 21Os 10 bushels
total grain, 705,e53 bushels: flour, 17,407 barrels
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rrRnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKErt

LONDON May 2sl2So p mConsois iU0s I l1T p Per
Cent Bonds Il4i4 Atlantic ana Great Wesein fSt p
Second tonsos 4Sl2 Illinois Central 29e Mexican Ordin
sry DO ST Paul Common 70ls; NewNoEk CeLtra! 10
Pepusvvania,. ~ z; Reading. z. -.
The Bank Of England reduced its rate OF dscountro
due ts rate of discount from = cent to per cent
Pans advces qnote Three per cent Kentes al 90 francs
IS Confines for the account . -. ......,
m.-COnsoS lu j Tor both money anu INC HC oul'
Atlantic ami Western First MORTGAGE trustees CeFh
Gates 23 Second Mortgage J2 Eric, Sccohu NCAsols
ass; ST. Paul Common, lOA@ , , 49,. 80.
20 D. m-COnsols 100 7l6 for both mony ana the &C
t.,,, al. t,,.,
D. mTbc amount Of bullion gone INTO inc Bank OF Eus
land on tO-daY Il &lOOOO
Paris quote Three Per Cent enes az 81
49o confines account and exchange on Ldoh ~
% 7raucs 20 centimcs for checks. oo,e n g,
Tbebulon in the OF England has increased s2ls2H
duing the past week ,--.o q. ,t.hu,,,
The proportion Bank OF England reserve 70 Eahty
which last week was 90 LILO per cent Is ho" % - ~
A.. u.ar %
PARIS MAY 2s-The weekly statement OF the BANK o,
5i22 900 francs IN silver.
SALFSAT THE NETWORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEw-YonK May %. 1880
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NAV N%D STRAW Tho recciut, cont nue. MODERATE ami
WIN ''Eau oo 20 iay 90 Timothy II i6 10 . 81 O5i
No 81 90; shipping grades &C. straw vas une"ansei.
While low qualities are ucsl,c'cd aud easy Prime state
~ lGGliC Llw to Fair .ot Pnmi l'''' "a 'oi 'Hn
'TALs-in advanced 81 Gs to 81 los in london today
sales however Ifon quit bu' steady other metals
NAvAL sroREss spirits Tgrosn2o wHe uiot nt but
essentially steady e, , r O oc ~ rc1 ar,o a; 81 40
so 3.so X" 81 '' M" 50 -'' No. 81 ''' '" G" $500 W.
"0ls"crc without initial changes, aud only Jobbns
66cESY FREiGIITs-rhOm movement was rht in oil dlrcc
wepe: ' ~ BE LEv%NT hence a. Italian so
teal AK lumber sl3 80 and rom r9TtlanG 63rE At
orders tm.riean schooner lumber account ana
hence bark SIN gcneial clrs2 h , ,t nen'o'
WI hence a Gsfk vit' mmbeI 80 o. -. MAR:
nee sie rom an ' SogG ps Schooner % s WITH sSe
lump .n@ G9s o. iFqI rsns9eo o bark wiz i 2
HAITERAs from Tppaui ba' l. with straw private terms
M s,ea hence Iso9 srTH D siea
hence 700 bush grsn Pryatc terms quoted s. 90 ia
assca steam sne a. -? ,Sn1 , OK fh oa
HdaI'' d9 V ' eo ns"g i, 10 box. cces 60
st9am ne lo2 s,Ik uIi hc -srct ia very ul, and
pTce. ri. in b%ysT, ySr ssss 20 H3i. Mes SPOT
20 H5S Snrt Clear pyac term Mes quoted ~ 3d.
SIT as Ta@Ily Ness All 5oGsil 20; PRIME $40 90
fmni .ig demand CIV Extra India Mess ~ OOds24 o.
5a hi 4'i riac ec III jodti2 So Family, SIS eo%
90 a ssG a. s 90 bis T PTya G' rms Huo
oo5 Fs5 TS co gGe T S4. trGgs
n &c. ii T.. BIC 400 cScd SoaiciS IG 500
Ged paK LIED sb@Gcr Smoked ' sbou 9n% Sa
pie,ied Hams, 0400'ci smoked Hams. l0adil Rc.....
SeTYarE quoted g. for western delivery long GisiE
e e GTt @T lSmand CIV Heayv to Light Has
5hc Pigs. 5s,c.....LARD-1le opGo ia.r, active
se6y rcd easier ana os moIt OF m Svsnes eS y 70
rally the outside rates toward n clos eayny OF
grade spot quoted G7U06IJ Sales so ChOice Gi7 %
S s e 70 a nnrvs s%i, sSs hr tts S' s
July G1s@d sc. closing 90 aisle: 200 tca August
G.9Sd702c.' closing fe7Oici 1910 les October 9O9G
saes test iogG4'e Refined Continent clo' ed atWci
terms BUTTE-ayer retain the advSniare All the
movement continues light New B9er-state Creamery:
ra Lac y Sa Ra1 :" tubs %e no. tubs f'S
%Giern I%2q Fac tGga% SG 'SGc %s'o & Dairy a
9al2c.; Western Dairy. gGllc ;CHEFsE- Rath weak
ic Night SKINS S9d4 Cos. ,d to 40 adv prices,
with moderate demand State. 49l4Lc. Western. 1871
RiGfc-steady and fairly active
Timothy 81 G69s2 CO. as 10 quantity Lnsecd quiet al
sTEXRINE2Isri steady CITY quoted 7a.a7ac Sales,
300 CO. Western. 9ci 800 10 ,OeoInargarine, &c.
g. Sc sd S 1 1ea9s 5'ft aoss Sr
&C Sales 200 hhds SenIrpte9 LIZ $40 oas do
ana df@ CRUSHED !sei GU TSeJ cubes ia !Sc Powd;
ss sandaTd l" oe
OF "A" oSGisei white E ySo e. 5aeci Extra ~"
sna q q o Sqye" ays5 Urine City quoted
WOOIe-fhe ouik o; the business Ooen HeW Clip
Texas consumer dealers and ,Se9lors all sharing IN se
stocks do diminish owing 10 continued liberal receipts
--%
LIVE STOCK MAnXar-BY rELgGRAPU
cesso MY Kay ISs1 ySS Tsp'Ts soV
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May % (SpecidD. The market
were hner early to-day. Prices advanced for wheat,
corn aud provisions carrying the ohcr articles on the
list with them June opened at SGl4 cents and
after wavering for few minutes advanced to S74s7is
cents july wheat opened 1898 cents precisely where
il left of Yesterday fell ss4 cents, and then
soas0is cents dropping by IL o'clock to $3.50 $50
cents August wheat went mp from 0Ola cents to 81
CENTS figures which It touched four or five times, and
then fell back TO 9Oi2 905s cents large amount Of
property was sold at the highest prices of the day.
I'M the !.bns" got enough early quit buying where
upon prices went lower. The sample market for wheat
was DULL. For common to fancy grades quota
m noard the last quotation for wheat In store
wasS75 There was unusual activity in corn today
For June delivery opened at 40 cents advanced 70
1914 cents and 46 oens selerat IL o'clock June
advanced z cents on the opening to censand
then dropped back 70 Asa cents. The ouening
price for August was 4Gs cents advance OF IS cent
was scored and then decline to AGA cents
cents 10 cents ana dropped cents Provisions
moved In sympathy with wheat and corn, Opehing weak
hardening and sustaining decline Aside from sym
pathy however better consumption and shipping de-
msnd for hog productsis reported. Hogs have not
oroS Tor pork were $40 60 for June $40 ~ for July
and $40 so for August There was larry active trading
bounds OF ribs $500 barrels OF pork and $3.50 erces
OF lard. The demand was moderately active Tor cash
corn early In the day. and the market firm. Later
H. became weaker and decline in prices took place The
range for No. in 46l29467s cents; free on
board. AZ cents for No Yellow IN store 4o%S
OF No. ut ASA CASA cents, and OF No at A cents
In the last hour OF the morning session. the markets
assumed entirely different complexion. The humsr
OF the crowd suddenly changed and again the pressure
the opening or a shade lower Corn fell also aud pro-
visions slid down cog or two The afternoon markets
and others and there was an advance OF 4aas cents
over the o'clock close. Corn was also higher, but
The cali this afternoon was we'll attended. The sales
bushels Data, 100 600 bushels RIBS, 100000 pounds
pOrk 600 pounds lard. 1000 terCcs.
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CLOSING PRICES or B1SrJy Sr0O2S
Boston May %. 1885.
THURSDAY, Nav 29-P. NJ


The total the sales Of stocks to-day makes better
showing for the business at the Stock Exchange than
have the records Of the preceding two days But the
larger transactions 37 1872 shares almost entirely
due 10 Delaware Lackawanns and Westerns record OF
SIS $50 shares to-day against its 1920 shares for
Yesterday The remainder OF the market about as
dun as it was yesterday and presented the
,ame general character. Following tho opening
there was small Improvement in prices,
and Delaware Lackawanna ana Western from
1929 TO lO3ls but after that the stock steadily
pr.ssed for sale TO the end and its fluctuations from
lO3la down TO lOOl2 its closing figure were insignh
cant and unmportan For the special weakness in this
stock to-day there general reason that has not
been patent for months must be ascrbed either to
Gales manipulation by the clique which for so long
time has supported its market value. Singuarly
enough Delaware and Hudson, with sales
of only 800 shares. shows final
advance Of % per cent Central OF New-Jersey
again strong and rose from 1868 TO 37Aa37as but
that was report that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company had made proposition for the control OF
the road and its terminal facilities The proposition
that has been made, understsnd IT, is that the
Baltimore and Ohio shall pay all the absolute first
charges Of Central OF NewJeraey, but makes guaran.
zee Of anything beyond that II the earnings shall
exceed the fixed charges equitable division is pro-
posed Tic general market iuctuated within marrow
range o, figures but with preponderance of weakness
that sufficient make the closing figures about the
lowest 81 the day and the tone heavy.
Government bonds in good demand at ful figures
and the BIDS for the currency 6s were higher Annexed
are the closing quotations.:
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FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Marset very duh a ana
s strongly buyers favor ETPor demana a sa wn Ella
i i6T qSns Want! sales! bb which $500 oOs
Eee icE s1pG @gE TS%qRs 500 S b6s Fine y 5o
latter for Choice Winter wheat log Dbl hh, saprT
6ne % sprng SO 29SsS 70 teE %1 t w s
latter for CHOICE onS15onS f1ne 81 S GOOD to
Fancy state 81 a$4 20 GOOD to GhGce Extra Tss
Good G5as4 20. Good 10 Choice . a. GG ComW non
M fst "a 20 a 30 straight = sTas5 Patent 81 %
Far Extra - ID, FAR 70 Good 8 l0asS o. Good TO
ery ChoGe y t1 Nh txa rs cf Vest indies o
south America 50 $50 10 market ei9,ns 4d n hh,s
nendbf Common to COO Extra al Good q
Choice d Sco as as ae. 500 bbls superRe a,s5
a. CORN ILALn AR sgpS 5n9 a9li fe''o"
WefSI an!ecd AID irregular Cash
lots MI and Wilton! d ,Ss ang then oct
inside pri"es a limited business for Milling scarcely any
trade Tor export rge busno IN options INC NEanee
ear ar Of ise ns was a,f can NV S usT a 80 lush
sales D. 5000 push future 600 bush spot ineindins
waat cse D" 4e unsraded &ntE red e. no. Rcd
a. tSr n Iaa sIcep' M ri Tor june isc 81 oO
cl"sn at a9c; DO Tor Juy 81 O07-d$ 1l closing at
q o., 40. 70 September 81 o. closing at u O''
veneer y og as 05 closing at = To-; 90 9 nor
II o. % ,osn at q - a a1, iV S,p,aa "a a
s''e DSEtEY ATB BARLEY MALT-Dull and unch IN ed
arket H. .' and unsettled CIsl lots
opcnel lrn then tanre then lost the advance qua
closed 0uirt options up1urf thrn advanced - -
en- 4 the aIaa aud del ned ~ % then reeoye ed
and closed steady shade tbpset ms de 3c's moi
era bA-.s io export aud home use na1 brisk trad ~
optlou. There Wa al. a ipv~m-n M lot - INV
~nIrc bought 10000 bushsales 2uooOoo bush tntute
NJ 1diuG tugfs "i Mlh'si
al asa &c steamer Mixed, taos sc In elevator ~" =.
53 i-d5tc N elevator - .a5.c ahoat nordnS 10 -
bush d arrive aai3'i White 'ouh"rn ,r ann 40
. White Il &c. so Mixed Tor May, ~ &C.
cio.ng al &c: do June, .c,closng at 'ac do
Tor July. cl0sng at ''ci DO loi August -
n o. ~tptembrr 81 1d oc, CLOS,
ins at 5llas OATS, ash lots adj anccd = - ana
guct uptlOns Opcue = -
better then % the tysnce ana ,oso steady al
sbade future.
"a p hush spot including 40 mixed NJ SO ic No 2.
g. iga11a4c slct Rur, auoht or l'hpb bush igr
en-, No. 1 ouotfd s No White, So No. y,
4 &c. 40 5 quoted sec MKel Western. al 81 Whto
81 iad87c coslnR 3Ic do for June ~ a. ", clos
closing ~ 80 &C. 10 "i
August, sc. closing 40 80 .-.- H.. ~,
~ u rather moro steldV and m"eiat'f h,u'. ~
sJc. 20 D. o. a. &C. lNO ID, 0Vd'Nt. 0uApa
..|t "a "a - 80
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ris,r. Vessels AMI Rrtr1Iia
NEW ORK. My %. 1SaS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw.YORK. May o, 1850
CoFEEE-spot RIO quiet at sec. for Fair No saes
Options points lower. The receipts 81 RIO were 49,
bags sales $50 bags closing as follows june aIo%
7iO; July 710d7l5 August, l2lG1sai seP ng9 ~
DecembeT 746075o. Mild grades steady. Sales 400 bags
$50 Ma private tet lns
CoIToN-spot Cotton quiet and unclaimed saes d az
for sp inning Delivered contracts BOO bales eceps
at the ports to-day lliS bales this day Inst week ~
year bG3. since September l. 4474,02O bales, against
i74b ESQ for the same period last season. ,,ao,,,on
The quotations according TO the American clssiho"o
foflou
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small lot OF North Carolina special taxes at An o. Fo CS
bank stocks American Exchange soid sto y. 10
e ec"n cansols again we're the leading feature OF
the railway bond market; the psnesi7 III 20 47a and
then fell to 4SsS es st gold conso ,h rs d issues Of
q lower ut 112l9 On the other nsnJ With small sales
General 6s rose from 90i2 to l00l20lOO4 oo ond the
aud Mobile irsts advanced per h Gchs ~ at Bile,
Collateral 1 II%sS and Iron Mountain IS rose
IIs to "a Missouri Kansas and Texas gene ennso %
erc off 81 at 90 Union Pacific were firm at li2
GIG and Oregon Short Line 6S were H "a To- and the
firsts Rio Grande division steady AZ 9o@2 Ts
Metropolitan Elevated seconds were on a AZ I;red ner
cent to IGio and the incomes L higher az az az
York. Chicago and St Louis hrsts WEI at 90lo
67o West Shore and Buffalo IS were strong oos and
3i4 Northwestern debenture IS were up o al 70 I'LL"
the new debentures rose 4 to 81 o., Tho five days end
ed Tonight includes receipts of 4e9 ana ~ S5o
Of leaving the genera howing an apparent
gain Of O535si But dednctng from no the ,op certain
Items Of Iranfers which only affect the sub.Ireasary
account with the General Treasury s ue soneratons
fectng the bangs Is oS So payments SIo9453l
currency balance, $25,3iS,7lo COIN Oai"n''' -
Money was easy rs usual at a12 per cent. ,o,,ows
The Clearing House statement tods ~ s Wa
The limited states Treasurer at Washington TO-DAY
received 900 National bank notes l9r @ iternai
the customs receipts Were S2i''o'o' anu
revenue receipts were $3336oo -, a s,eodv Mt I'M
The foreign exchanges were dun ana s.eauR oueTs'
changed quotations for business as follows .Iin re-
bills 81 81 aud 81 ssa for long and short stepo OIL
spectively; 5lS5s and 5.17 for francs JAN IN" ''
for reichmarks 4Ols and 403s for guders. .o,,,,r
The governors OF the Bank OF England AZ tne RE
weekly meeting to-day reduced the banks inhi i, she
Of discount from Dig per cent to PER cent p'e so
week the bank gained a2ls,274 bullion ana te 5r"
on OF its reserve its liabilities was rilssu I'm In
so l-l6 to g. against AZ l6 per cent az tls e
year To-day the bank gained tlOoOO on .oirs ~
weekly statement OF the Bank OF France shows gains
100000 francs gold and 5452 900 francs sIi.e,.
fhe Iondon Stock Exchange, British consois aEnia
were strong; they opened MP at zoos ana ai'g Ia
reaction of lI6 closed 100 ZIG. Unlted states
were Ia higher at ll4ls. Quotations for American l
ways were meagre and generally we're lower tns
er,lav but such as they were they were only
of prices sent from home. At Paris French per u,s
were easier at sO42la aud sight exchange on Louoh
ruled at 1920 francs 10 tue !.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. May 23-Turpentine firm at 2y'4a
SAVANNAH. May 28-Turpentine firm at SOC.
WILMINGTON. May 25.-rGrpentlne hrm at 80 ac.
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The refined market without change in quotations
BRADFORD, Penn. May 2S.-National Transit Certih-
opened s0a and closed at $685. Highest price.
$685. lowest price, s0 Clearances. 100000 barrels
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWBORN, May y.
There was even less doing in oil at the Con-
solidated Exchange to-day than Yesterday although
good part OF the dealings transacted in the latter
part OF the after OF suggestive features in
the speculation ,here The scarcity OF GER
tihcates for lend continues and rates rule
25320 cents After early display OF strength around
S07sQSl cents the market began TO droop, and late
prices S03s S02 Considering the fact that
purchases checked because If made to-day they
would involve three days carrying charges and the FEAR
might sympathetcslly depress OIL the price maintained
itself on an encouraging basis The market closed
steady, a shade below last nights figures.
The range Of prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
YOUR CHILDREN

MAY need tho aid OF reliable spring medicine much as
yourself weather has upon them an equally de
pressing effect which hard study at school may asgrayae
ling them nervous cross an retful Pimplrs sorou-
ous humors apt manifest themselves Hoods sar
sapara e1pes the and gives health TO the whole
body Being purely vegetable may be taken by the most
delicate children with assurance Of benefit
over year ago my little girl badly troubled with
rheumatism and general debility that she could not attend
school Having Hoods sarsaparia myself with good
results gave and Il did her much good that she
row attends schoo regularly know Hoods SaTsapartla TO
h, good III liclne" r. l.. BLACK, Mt Vernon Ohio.
Hoods >arsapara cured boy OF scrofuous on his
leg" j. N KETCHUM Barre VI
Hoods SarsapaFilla
Sold by all dru sgss g. six for So Prepared only by
CT HOOD q co, Apothecaries Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Sales at the " Y Petroleum Exchange and stock Board
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EufuTes ODenc1 2 points UoClnb on HtHI
change months. closing seady ut points n
MAY points decline unchanged on July anu August
and O 4 other months.
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LIVE STOCK MAHN3f-BH TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO May 2S.- DTorers Cd,tle-
Receipts G50O held; shpments $500 noad market Aou
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miscellaneous.

NY person holding or laying claim to Bank
n hook 40 l22 1872 OF the Union Dime savings lnsttu-
nOthed to present it at the bank as new book Is
TO be issued.
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ACTUAL SALE

SALES AT THE NEW-YORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEw-YoIK. May %. 1880
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AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
ll3 BROADWAY,
NEw-YoRK, May ?, 1888.
TUNE COUPONS on City OF Gall eston fiy.
~ 'll9 0H0O y" " - W. D. SNOW. SECRETARY.
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

FogT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY Co.
TREAsURERS OFFICE BROADWAY, NEwYoRK.
COUPON No on the Fort Worth and Den
~ yer city Railway Companys FIRST Mortgage Bonds due
June 1885 viii be paid and after that tate az inc Once
VI '"' ~ j. T. GRANGER,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-12-10
Gratestalness.

MIR. II. Sampsel, Ottawa, Kansas
writes s' DR.. S. B. HARTMAN & Co.,
Columbus, O.-Gen:lemen: / have suf-
red for seven years; have tried every
:Aing AID many physicians, and all have
i.sled. went to Pittsburgh, and while
,acre fell on the street, my breath seemed
leave my lungs, and numbness over
,wer me. determined to give PERUNA
.end MANALIN 4 fair trial. used four bot
l.. of each, and nay trouble left, never,
hope, to return. left Pittsburgh three
weeks ago for Kansas, and thought, as l
was going to new country, had better
take a bottle of MANALIN with me, on
account of bad water, etc. ! arrived
here with one-half bottle. found one
of my friends in pretty bad condition.
The doctors were treating her for chills
and fever. did not know what her
trouble was, though l persuaded her to
use the MANALIN. She did so, and the
first day she was up doing her work.
Now this seems strange, but it is, never
theless, candid truth. She used it all,
and has never had cause to lie down
during the day since she took the first
three doses"
A Case that was Pronounced In
durable.
Miss c. c. Peck, 7I4 Jackson street,
milwaukee,, w 49, WAitCS In ~ -
HARTMAN g. Co.-Gentlemen take
great pleasure in stating to you the benefit
Ireceived from your valuable PERUNA.
have been suffering for about fifteen
years with severe cough and bronchitis
ESQ the doctors call it). was treated by
different physicians, and spent considera-
BILE money for different kinds of patent
medicines, but received no benefit what
ever. DIR. Fox, of this city, claimed |
had consumption, and there was no hope
for me ever getting better. I was SO bad
that coughed almost continually. Mrs.
Henry Ellis, friend of mine,. induced
me to try your PERUNA. I am happy
to say began to notice change after
had taken my second bottle. / took
eight bottles in all, and now feel like
new woman. If it hadn't been for Pc
RUNA I think I would be in my grave
now. 1t is wonderful remedy, and I
recommend it to all my friends"
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mt. Vernon, o,
write +" Y our PERUNA sells well. Gus
toners speak of it as being good medi-
cine"
Mr.. Daniel R. Spry, Portsmouth, O.,
writes: 81 have good trade in PERuNA,
It sells we'll and gives satisfaction"
PE-RU-NA is sold by all druggists. Price 81 o,
,er bottle, six bottles 90. If you cannot get
liar price. We prefer buy it from your druggist
.ut II he hasn't it do not be persuaded to try
hing else, but order from US At once as,direeted.
Columbus, o,