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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME COURT. CHAMBERs-Bof0re Lawrence. j. Nos
81 So 81 40 ST. 80 - 50. 49, lOi 107. IA 14j III l7i
1872 2Ol 2l 2i3 90 "a go 2Gl 2Gi 26' pos go "a
suTRFME CoURT-GENERAL TERN-Botore Davis c.. and
Brady Daniels 10 is. - 81 3d. -. 3d. 3D. a..
a.. % IS. 81, 90. g. -. H. ~. o..
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERN PART I-Bci0re Bartlett,
stfgETK CoURI-srEcIlL TrRw-PART IG-Bcfore Van
VOlst. mos ll9j 1884, 1888. 1886. 3iS llS4 lul2
1910 1911, 1913 1854. 100 lgG llls 900. 1913 1901.
ISL. ] ia. ll72, ll7j l1SG. Isl l1Ss. lZ22.
STPRFME COURI-CIECtIT- PART L-Bcforc Andrews J.
Nos ~ IL 1925 545S 3346 - 4, 1888 1850 lllg 32lj2
2 25PiGG 1917 8i55 839S SOL Sii3 ''
SUPRtNE COURG-ClRCuT-PAET II-BefOrc Peach, j.
Case on -ternIeld aC- Mutual Life Insurance Company
SUPREME COCRT-ClECUu-PAT lII-Beore Lawrence J.
Nos 40 1886, $685. i3,i, i2,2 81, 1906 an 1891
i440 443 4341 44i4 42jj i2O3 4592. AIS. $3.50, 451
44"G.
1880 Motion calender called at il a. will OF Us
eph Magn rat p m
sUrERlOR CoURT-sPEcAL TEmi-Beforo Ingraham. j.
sUPgEioR CoUgT-TRI,L TEnM-PART Before o. Sorman
Mos. sos BOB 1921 1872 G3- J1l go 49, 49,. -O2
COMMON PLEAs-SPBCiAL 1ERN-Bef0re DAILY. Nos. ].
COMMON PLEAs-IRlAL 1ERN-PAR1 l. Before Van Hoe
sen. Nos ttj2 l25s 1913 lzn lsZ l2.3 1881. III
sl7 1890 10 l2l7 $50 1865 ll3S Hos 1873 1850 llj
CITY CoUT-TgIAL IEEM.-PAEI l.-Ey Hyatt J.-NOs
476G 4Gi3, 4SjO 4937, JOiG, 4i74 JOl 6DG. 49, 500
$685. 6052 1895 jO4 5Oj2, oO6I 5O'Z DOB 41O3 4CiO
CITY CouHr-TRAL TEaM-PARr II-Hawos. J-Nos
45Z 4Sj 4942 49s3 4972 4GOS 1888, 49, 1898, 1891
CITY CoUBT-TRIAL TERN-PARI III-Before NehTbrasJ.-
Nos 4iG5, 400 1904 4oi, Ash, 5Oi iY53 1863 45Gj
442 1876, JOOl Ass l94l, JOO 50l2 jO2l 500 1885,
1924. JO24.
CouKf or OYER AND TERNISRR-Before Van Brunt j. and
Asst. Dist. Atty. FellOws-NOs. l. 2 B I.
CoUEI or GESEEAL SLsIoNs-PAU I.-Before Recorder
smy IN Dist. Attorney Fitzgerald Nos J. T.
Conn on CINRHIL SFssIOSs-PAEr II-Before C0wlng
j. and sEst DIST Attorney PaTrs-NOA l. p s. g. Q. q, T.
49, TO- IL, H. H. H. H. Ii, H. ~ 49, 90 II. ~ 2j ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
the PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-l DIRK, May ~
As if by magic, the petroleum market took
entirely new face to-day Yesterday the dealings
reached less than 500 900 barrels to-day they ran up
20 100000 barrels Yesterday 79As cents was the
best price and below that figure most OF the quotations
were made to-day values touched sos cents and the
lowest price was within cent ofyestcrday pest gure
The course OF the market excellent Illustration OF
the ease with which IL responds To speculative Dulllsh
stimulus Certificates opened at 70ig0I9s cents, ana
upon the first development OF activity vigorous rush 10
cover was made By the bears with the result OF carrying
prices up Il There was "a subsistence oil activity
after the first hour but prices held steady at 50 cents or
shade above until the last half hour Then there was
easing on In prices and the latest dealings were maue
at 79Aas0 cents There was no news 10 stimulate pur
chascs to-day, except perhaps, the railing on III inc
gauge Of Thorn Creek to less than 5000 barrels Tue
situation remains favorable the commercial features
of oil but TO the immediate speculation traders are
divided In their opinions The market ended strong at
the reaction from the best figures.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con
sOldated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ........... 70l2 Lowest 7B3s
Highest. 79es Final. 1919
The refined oil market was unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22

The statement in yesterdays Times that
Harper Brothers would receive their OF the Re
vised Old Testament at midnight from the Custom
House caused good deal of merrmcnt at the Office Of
Thomas Nelson Son. the agents OF the oxford Press,
especially that firm announced I'm the same cato
CORY for midnight favOrs from the Custom House Mr.
Houston, the manager said: was not aware that
the Custom House exceedingly accommodating as
TO remain open until midnight for the benefit Of pub
shers IL be that Collector Robertson has been
giving the Government employees lessons working by
night well by day The truth is the Harpers got
their Bibles through Lippncott Co. The Bibles we
are sending out have been stored here for two week
The two wagon loads of Bibles sent from Nelson's at
midnight were followed at IN. with the general dis
tbuton from that place for the city and country
railroad stations TO the bookstores OF the city The
firm declined the number sent out They said
the work was havigg fair sale, though small In
comparison with that OF the Revised New Testament
bookseller near the Bible House had sold 200 copies az
y. IN. At the American Sunday-schoO Union rooms II
was said that the sale at present prices would undOubt
edy be limited scale. An octave Bible, correspond
ing 10 the style of the revised version sold Tor sold
at the Union rooms for twenty-five cents. AS
the reprints OF the book appear II 10 expected that
the work Will be sod at that and that there VIII be
great increase In the demand Harper BrOthers were
occupied all night In sending out their edition In plea
type, four volumes, octave There good sale for
The work yesterday at wholesale and gOOdy number OF
single sales at the publication house.
Az fnnk Wagnalss IL said that the orders were
NOT ueh more than 0neenth OF what they had been Tor
lhe revised New Testament, and That while 100000
Testament
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CLOSING PRICES or CILTFORNn STOCEN
GRIiy And rRoDUcL MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEW DIRK. May u.
The grain speculation to-day showed the
same general features a, yesterday fr regards tho
character OF tho dealings Local trading confined the
record Of sales TO small figures, and there only
narrow vibration la prices. The export business was
almost Insignificant Operators are still waiting for
some important development before they can muster
courage for decided movements ON ct" side ot the ac
cpuuL The wheat market differed from That of Yrstcr-
day only u the fact that 10 ranged upon higher basis
Wheat options closed 60 the best points OF the day
and q. . cent higher OB for May, ~ O3li for
june II % Tor July ~ OGs for August and ~ ON tur
september The sustaining influence was the possibility
OF revival Of serious complications between England
and Russia the Afghan question. The very slight
ness oi the foundation for that Interpretation OF the
cable dispatches serves To show Ia the ghi Ot tue day
advance. the speculative scu,tyene-s OF wheat. Corn
passed through several speculative phase, ANA ended
heavy at near To the lowest prices Cams OF - a cont
from last night however, are shown n me nha quota
tions follows: May. 5GL June, Dos; July o't.
and Austgu. jG8 cents Oas were strong ana rose @ ~
JJ Tor May J9"s for June, and 39A cents for jay
options. Although stupid ~ q rule, tue lara market
scored another gain to-day of az cents
AtNew-IOrk Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston inc
receipts OF grain to-day were: Wheat, Gl.-OS bushels
corn. l3OG2l bushels, oats GILL bushels; total grain
251lIO bushels; Hour. 1907 barrels The rccein' ~
Chicago. Milwaukee aud ~. Louis were: Wheat. l2SG2S
bushels, corn lOjil3 bushels: oats. 100 OushcIsi
total grlin 3sj,2GG bushels flour, 20 100 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
NKw-YORK NAV 81 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. May 81 1873

NEW- 1Okk, My IT $50.
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet but firm at 8bc for Fair no
sales options quiet and steady The receipts az Rio
10000 bags Al 1000 bags here 3D. bags
closing steady as follows May 6soa6s5 Jnr7 So 1890;
July 69O06g5 August 7O0D705 September Z O5 Z. 10;
October l5a72Oi November 715 0725; December. 1925
G73u Mild grades steady sales 800 bags Laguay 800
bags MaracabO l75 Costa Rca Mexican and 500
Padang private terms.
CEMENT-We quote: English, 50 5Oas2 rs German,
81 6OdS 80 American 81 % as 50 Roman 80 70 80 0O
Ro,endae soc Sl 90 Keenes fine so O0GSlO 20 and do
coarse. Is 1886 81.
COTTON-Spo cotton quiet Upland Cotton advanced g.
NewOeans, Guf and advanced Lie Stained dyanced
ls from yesterday The Inference between uplands and
Gulf and Texas cotton reduced 3l6c Sales $40 bales
(2ij evening". all home consumption deliveries 300
bales receints at the ports 72O bales against S tins day
week and 3l6 September l, 4,6C6535,
against 4, 5 3S7 for the same period last season.
The quotations according the American classification
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL uAeXErt

LoypoS, MAY 2l.-l23O p. m.-Conaos ~ 81 for both
ney aud the account United states -Four Per Cent Bonds
~ - AIani ana Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certucaes - y; do second Mortgage 5 Canadian Pacific
40i Eric lOil second Consos jO7s Mexican Ordinary.
ia It PAN Common inlE NewIork Central. 81 .; Penn
syiyania. > =. Heading. ia
mConsols - iiO for both money and the account
1880 p. Ut Onsos % lj.G for both money and the
count.
Paris advlces quote Three per Rcntc at 50 francs y 4
CCntlmes FOR the account.
go p -COnsols 80 Tor both money and the account
p Cpnsols. 90 Lie Tor both money aud the account
p Erie lOS. do Second Ccusos jOi2. ST. Panl Com
mon. 1Oaf Ncw.Nork Central. N5is
rans advces Three per Rentes at so francs
30 crntimes Tor the account.
Bar silver Is quoted a. 1911. per ounce.
D. m.fhe amount Of bullion INTO the Bank Of Eng
lana on balance tO-tv II Ei2ulu.
Ihebuhon the Bank OF England has increased slsO66i
dufiny the past week.
proportion England 10 liability
which last 80 9lG per cent. Is 90 LILO per
cent
Paris adces quote exchange London at 20 Francs "a 4
centimes Tor cheeks
PARIS. May 20-rhe weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows increase Of js2OOO francs In gold. AMI
-. 10000 francs IN silver
SALES T THE YEETORt WYIyG EVOTIv9J
NEw-YORK May 81 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
REDUCTION IN SANDSS BAIL.
athaniel Sands. held i'm default of 81 80, 900

bail for Judgment against him by New-York for SD
OOO and who i'm charge OF sheriff Damn AT Nor
walk, Conn.,, since last Thursday, taken before
Judge Phelps OF the Superior Court in Bridgeport yes
terlay on writ OF habeas corpus TO show why bail
should not be reduced Levi Warner the counsel for
Sands said that he unable to the bail asked but
would give bail TO the amount $4,000. He said that
his client willing to swear that he had not 500 in
the world exempt execution. The bond asked, he
claimed, was not only excessive, but unjust. W. X
Townsend counsel for the State, the other hand said
that the accused had concealed property TO the
amount OF $4,000 after judgment had been obtained
and objected to the bonds being reduced Judge Phelps
ordered the officer keep the accused man Ia custody
without commtta to Jail The officer returned with his
prisoner to Norwalk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
LIVE STOCK MAKKHr-HY rELEnRApn

CHICAGO. May 22The DroU,rs Journal reports Ca'ac-
Receipts $500 head Spmens. $500 mead: weak:
Exports 50 i0dfJ o. Cows ana Mixed 81 4jaS 2j SOcE.
ers IS oOasi 40; Feeders. 81 5OGs 3O Texans -
81.
HoQs-Recoipts "a 900 Shipments $500; market weak.
Rough 80 0OUSi l5 PACKING shipping 81 30
81 80; Light - OOasi 80; SkIps. So 4O0s3 30
Skeep-Recelpts lSOO head Shipments 900 head;
steady Inferior So 50GS4 O0 Mediums, IS 50 40 GOOD
"a 80 Choice. VI 80.
81. LOUIS May 29.--CdtLe-9eceipta 300 shipments,
800; steady Exports 81 6OdSj 30 GOOD Cnoc5
Shipping, 81 6jDS5 %. Far 70 Medium rs OO9Si 90,
Texans. ~ 2J6 50 90.
Steep-Receipts l. 100; shipments 100 Common Ne
dun. So 20 ass 2b Fair 70 Cnoice 80 5Odsi 90
HOgs-Receipta. $500 shIDmenta $500 IIght ~ 10 %
81 2Oi Packing, 90 s0DSi l5 HEAVY. 81 20Gs4 20
BUFFALO, May 2-CateReceiDts today, S7O nead total
Tor thus tar 5000 head tne asst week $500
head consigned through 1913 cars market weak:
S3 s0as4 20.
Sheep Receipts today 1900 head total for week thus far
2lOOO mead Tor tlm 10000 head cOnsISned
through 10 cars market dull and lower Medium 70
Good % 5Od&t Z0 Good 90 Choice "a 80 S4 60 Ordinary
70 Choice Lambs. 80 O0U46 90
H0gs-Receipts to-day 1000 week thus
$1,000 head for same tune last 10000 head CON
signed through 1856 OF which 10 TO NewYOrk market
dull' Medium 20 Fair YOrkers 81 4O4s4 5O Good 70
Choice 81 1904 50 butchers Grades ~ 40G$4 90; Pigs
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
rrpopFAy PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL MAY 81 Provisions Bacon Cum1orlani Gus
"a i'd Long Clear Middles 2Js ga; short Cieir Ades
sos I'd short Ribs j4s. I'd; shoulders - OF per cS
Reef-ll2s I'd for Indian Mess; Primo Mess s5 u
PorkPrme Ness 6Is Od per b1l Prime Ness Eastern.
t,,s western 52s LardAmercan. 3js Oh rruns VEST
ern Ma ID: Lard OIL 3Js sd nans-Lons Cti, as 6li
shoulders 36s 3D. Butter rs Cd per ew Tor naess united
sfatss Cheesc-Amcrlcan Choice, 05s Od. Nheai-ktcu
WSsferp Spring IN Id II. 3D. Red Winter IS id 01s rd
per cenis No spring Sd New Western Winter Is 2d
Now Mixed Western a. I'D; California No. l. IS. Cd -
is ID California IS "a SGs lot per ceata Produce
cwt Refined Petroleum lsi per gallon Clover Seei~
American Red ass per cwt Tslow32s Old per cwt Rosa
Cd per owt . -, go, -, 40, q. 4, On, a..
per ton: Calcutta Llnsocd, Ais psr qulrte. Lusest
fake ~ IA a KS 0s per tol; Re1nei Petrol .nn 6ti
All DER gallon; spirits of rurpentne, 20s lot pet cw@
sperm OIL, e5s per toa RoSn-connoa. A. OF S.s 81:
Americans Sugar los Sd. per cw for Cuoa ceatritd ga
poariziug 96S and las ola for Caol MusaovaiofAf
rena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
YESTERDAY To-day.
TnrH.n.Y. MnY II 7. NJ.

THURSDAY NAY Il =. VI
The recent ropor; 10 the Ncw-York state Railroad
Commi- sloncrs by tho Lake shore ana Michigan
Southern Railway Company u It's business for the
quarter ended March 81 l-7J Is the first staten cnt ever
issued by the existing organization that shows adchct
from first charges. During the timc of suspension OF
dividends July /, 1873. to January l. lS7j-the
companys statements never failed to show some surplus
over the nrs charges AMI Tor the whole eighteen months
amounted TO 100000. although the dividends paid
OF II Cj4 per cent? were only 81 .GGi.Oil.
At tho end OF 1873 there floating debt
Of - 100000 toward the liquidation OF which the
surplus earnings partly applied As said. tho diyi
dcnda paid FOR the eighteen months. ended December D.
1874 81 percent. and for the following years
follows q SO, per cent 1876 34 per cent 1877
per cent 1873 per cont 1879 Gi9 per cent and for
1880 aud thereafter til ls,i per cent for each year
Supplementary 20 the statement OF the complnys bust
OF the last quarter apprend It's balance sheet OF
March 81, 1888, filed with the commissioners, and
compare It with the OF March 81 1885,, aud with
that OF December 81 1854:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
REDrCIyG TIE rice OF MILK.

PHILADELPHIA, May p (SpecidD. 1.-The milk
dealers in this city who receive their supply from Bur
hngton N j., have declared that after June l they
would not pay 4 cents quart heretofore, and that
cents only would be given. The daIrymen this morn
ing informed OF the retailers action asserted that
there was no reason for the reduction and that II will
cause much competition that other reductions In the
price will naturally follow They threaten 10 hold
ind gnation meeting in Mt Holly Saturday 10 devise
some OF resisting the reduced price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22

on Wednesday refused to work yesterday morning ana
six more left at They assign as reason That tne
nov xas not The against Thomas j.
beyine and the three girl strikers arrested were TO come
of today before City Judge Pentz and jury put yeseI
dav Ambrose H. Purdy, counsel for the Poce Board
served Judge PentZ with order to show cause Why
mandamus should not issue TO compel him 10 uy INC
case without jury. ,,,.,-A.
-Four more girls arrested by the police last night
for walking p and down ettrees In front OF the car
net mills The police followed TO the station ana
the court house by large and excited crowd Judge
PentZ admitted the prisoners to pail Ill gov nore
&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
ToRAcCO-ov,et and unchanred.

T0BACCO-ouiet and unchanged.
WOOIhere have been larger receipts OF Texas and
California Woods. Clip Ohio will shortly be available
From the interior reports that Eastern buyers Ire
bidding By the situation hero
Trade here is much old stock remains hand,
thereby unseadness and rregulay conbing end
Deaine feeces about the only descriptions In limited
absorbed on arrival HAVING been sold prevously Xxx Ohle
fleece sold at 81 c; New spring Texas G1Sc Fall Cab
o Fleece CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
Market dosing steady. Transrerable notices,

FLoURAND MEAI-FLoUR -Market continues dull and
ISavy. trading hunt d. with shippers generally out
the The jobbng demand confined mainly to small
parcels for [sent want SALE, i99I0 ools; 81 w, Wen ~
LO0f5 10; 80 Dbls supernc at % Is SO for Spring
~ 20 mainly nG at y T. ~ 90 500 6b Fine 81 3oS
81 30 latter Tor Choice wnr Quotations tae s - 90
Fancy Extra state q 6O9$l 30 GOOD to Choice Extra West
ern g lodS - COmmouto Far Extra Ohio 81 5oG$4 90;
Good = 81 4O COED 70 Snoee - ~ II GomRS non
Nfa IiHncs9ta - T,eb a & a5 Patent 20
N'ufc r. fa H5 90 10 81 louis common to
Far Extra - 10 Fair 70 Good 81 OGs5 90 Good to
Very Choice e 9GSj % Patent WniSE wheat E5tTa
south Amerca 50 i59S5 a. market closing dull oi:.
500 bills including Common to Good Extra At s$g0Ss 75
Good {, Choice 40 =, ava les boo mis- sTnS
fine AZ OJGsI 6O......CORN MEAL-in air supply and
dun Yellow So 90 ass 30 Brandyv inc, s. 500
GRiIN-wHEAT-Mars shade strong for Cash lots
sale then lost part the advance then hrmer advancing
IRENE figures light trade for export and CITY Milling
good business N lots to arrive sIa fairly active 1sSt3gs
o0 bush sales. bush iqtaF re- I25 600 bush
slOlhG-l o.; 10. 900 bush No Chicago, g5Aa96tei
Ter red 81 O6 ali 10 arrive cost freight and insurance
NO. Northwest gi2c delivered; UngIaled MneI sed at
Jaly II 05a closing at Al o. for August 81 o6s
al Oo'. closing at ii Oo; for september. rlO7i2o
II 9S eonS at TO u for 6ice @Y To 81 closing
~ II do for January. II ~ closing a. y Is No. spring
and Canada IA Soc state Ods2c sale 30 bush. No.
in elevator at BAKLEY AM9 BAEdEY NALTa
Gnsetiled cash lots without decided change options
opened better. then lost part OF the Improvement
the best then fell on true, anu
closed heavy AZ share above the inside prices. light
rs for export and home and guot business In OBJ
also trade in los 10 arrive Shippers
bought 900 BUSH Sales 100000 bush. future 1000
spot and including ungraded Mixed at o.
O. Mixed, b. tJA4c. elevator JOS4 n
ndoat. 40 >. 5jdjGAc elevator. 81 a51 2e ahoati
~tc.ucr lite aioat hate southern sc. including
49, Uu-h No. Mixed 10 arrive at 80 5tc cost freight
and insurance. Mixed for May, 6S4c.. closing at
5l4e.; do for June, g GSS.se cosing a. 90 'c,;
for August, 6dS9j6ic closins at 90 So -;
L. advance recovered and closed steady shale under
TIE prices ll5 0DJ Dush. future, 5000 BUSH
spot including No 3 Mixed at 3~c No. 3 3JH3 &C.; No.
quoted - No White !2-c; No 2 434 &c; NO.
(Tc; Mixed Western 6ilC; White DO fi0i1c White
state 4la re: No Mixed fortune. idS9'sc. closing
al 'r 1000 bush. IN more for export
FL /. Quiet ant prices without decided change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22

US per cents, sio5i. Dist Col 3G5s..iis 1850.
U.s.cur ds sJj....l29A -
The business in railroad bonds was chiefly confined to
the speculative classes and they irregular over
~ 100000 Erie seconds were sold within the range OF
49's ana asa with closing at 49, against 49 yester.
DAY New FORK Chicago and ST. Louis frsts on sales OF
about 100000 fell from 20 to 7107l4 Missouri, Kan
sold 2 to 81 and closed at 81 q and the Is at 779
i0 1c were e higher than last evening Missouri
principally were In small lots. Atlantic and Pacific
hrsts, Western division, declined from 1884 TO 72l9
PM were quickly rallied to the opening figure. Kansas
Pacific consOs q lower at 07l2. Union Pacific
frts wer higher at l15i9 and Oregon Short Line 6s
New-Orleans aud Mobile division sold at 1914. and
hrsts Pensacola division at s32Gsl3l. Metropolitan
onds were % lower at 09at Pennsylvania 4es at
1OO2GlOOa4. East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
1rsts rose u to 1924 st. Paul frsts on new lines
steady ana Burlington and Quincy dcbenture IS were
up 10 100 wabash general 6s sold at 322 Northern
Pa, Tic trsts were steady NJ 1903.
The subTreasury to-day gained on balance siO5G5,
made mp by currency gain OF S90566 less coin loss
OF FS00ol: The days operations covered: Receipts
$2l,6G2,676 coin balance. $l4l,3s9 .527.
There was sDasm Of activity In money and the rate
last rate was per cent.
re Clearing House statement to-day was az follows
Exchanges. S7,69IO7I; balances, S3,JGj675
The United states Treasurer at Washington to-day
received c623OOO National bank notes for REDEMPTION
revenue receipts were S3i5.74l.
The foreign exchanges were quiet with rather firmer
tone without change in quotations. which for business arc
as follows Bankers bills 81 II apd - 80 for long and
short sterling respectively 5lS aud D. Gs for fr
9lA aud 054 FOR rciclmarks; lOls and 4t9s for
gudcrs.
The OF the Bank OF England their regular
weekly meeting today male change in the banks
minimum rate of discount and IL remains at Dig per cent
During the week the bank gained GlSO6 bullion, and
th" proportion Of its to its liabilities ro
ducrd from 30 GIG to 30 l-G against ~ SO per cent
ut this dat last year To-day the bank gained $4,000
on balance The weekly statement OF the Bank of France
shows gains OF 6,jS2,OOO francs gold and 2,l4O.OOO
francs silver. At the London Stock Exchange British
cons0ls declined from 90 ZIG TO 0S73 and closed at
90 llG. United States Is quoted a higher at l21
American railways all lower after the fashion Of
yesterdays home markets. Bar silver was ll6d. higher
al lod per ounce At Paris French per cents declined
from SO37l9 TO 1927 i2d 5000, aud sight exchange
London ruled at 2j.2I y francs to the pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-22
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIgI

CHARLESTON. May 22.-Turpentiue firm at 29Asc. bid
sAVANhAH May zz--lurpentine nrm AZ ZoSBc
WILMINGTON. May 22.-Turpentine steady at 20 &c.