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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. May il.-l2.3O D. motion quiet Mild1ng
plands sd do Midtlng orleans l3lbu sales 1000
bales ncuunR 800 i0I speculation ana export receipts
1000 bales. incluIing 1900 bales. American Futures
seacy; Upands Low Mddng clause. May and June dev-
cry o j2.did also jJ-6id do June and July delivery,
y5.fld: also 5G.Gld.; do July and August delivery
G64d do August and September delivery 3D. also 3jid
40 September and October deyerY 6l'G4di do october
and november delivery. . jl.Gid
Tcniefs Tor delivery toays clearing 1890 bales new
do, kot aud 800 bales old do.
9pm-Coton sale, Of the day included 500 bales
,msrican Futures steady Upands Low Middlng clause.
MAY delivery 5i.Gid. Sellers do. May and June delivery
jI.6id sellers do June and July delivery 0'Old value
40 July and August delivery, OlOJd buyers DO August
md september delivery lid BUYERS do September and
october delivery 6l.6id buyers do october and NOVen
her delivery. j2Gid sellers do November ana December
delivery b4DGid. value do December and January delivery
iV-Gfd value. ,-. ,..,.., , - Al,
ding clause. May delivery, 1l-gid sellers 90 May ana
1upe delivery 6Btd, sellers do June and July dellv
cry 51.Gid sellers do July and August delivery bl-Otd
buyer.; August and September delivery Oid sellers
do september and october delivery O2Old sellers; DO
ctObeT November delivery, J264d sellers 90 NONem
her aud delivery 496td sellers do December
ana January. delivery. ,9.Bid sellers. 80,
GALVESTON. May ll.-COttOn steady Mdulhg,i lo'2
Low MddIne. lO4 Good ordinary lOi net receipts,
gross - bales Exports COastwse l4lO bales soles
IUs bales; stock. S,O3J bales. ..,, 50,
SAVANNAH, May ll.-COtt0n steady Ml1dlng' iO% LOW
Mlddhn lOii Good Ordinary 99i net receipts 90 Daes
gross bales Exports COastwse, 4@f Oalts saes 20
uaes. stock. O,41o bales. ....,,-- a., 49,,
EEw.ORLKASs. May ll-CottOn quietj Middlng lOs Low
Mddng lOis GOOD Ordinary. B's nes receipts 2Vb bales;
cross baos; Exports Great Britain, 43SJ Dales
sales 500 balesi stock, lOG,9OJ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May IL (Speciab.- Members were
all on hand this morning at the opening anxious to
see which way the call was going. Wheat opened osc.
below saturdays close but It didn't stay there long
advancing from Sc 92i2 Orders 10 buy Hour came
copousy FROM ST. Louis aud tho southwest and pres
entity the East reinforced the southwest and the local
crowd added length to the procession The local bears
were in "A great measure shaken out during the early
hours Of the day aud the sellers mainly OF
property bought at . cheaper figure. The loading up
process went brsky and great deal OF wheat that
ha been carried by ousmnded bulls" was let loose
upon the market.
At 1880 a. July wheat was
quoted ut 0lSc May orened at
4siic.; June, at 4sc.; July at 4sac.; August,
at 49 cents and September at 49isGi9os cents This
surface Indications Of weakness. After fall Of d cent
was registered strong counter movement set In and
the market hardened, and then began an upward move
mcut m the scale Of prices. june rose from I'6 10
~ cents. Bangs, OF Lester CO., was the heaviest
buyer and he took big load In the early morning hold
in market firm and pressing the shorts AT every
Provisions opened easier. and then adj
vanccd IN sympathy with other markets; Inc
No from Sl1 30 to Sll 10, ana remained nrn at that
figure til the break 0ccurre' Ia grain.
About the middle OF the forenoon the tide changed
IIanil who had been selling wheat all the morning,
began Offering bigger lots every minute ana II began to
be whispered that the Kent party was unloading Lind
blom threw jOoO 600 bushels into the pit IN Jump ana
Orr Crlttenden Mccormack, Bennett smith, Pickering,
Rraul and other big traders hammered the market to
The closing prices at l O'Clock were lowest of the
morning juno was down to 907sc July, 93lsc June
closed ut l7i2 cents; jay at ~ SO tr1Vlsslohs
lost the small gain the morning and subsidized 10 the
starting point. The afternoon markets were quiet The
close the day at $50 o'clock was as follows; June
isc June pork. sl 22i2; July, Sll 32is; June lard,
- s7l2: July, 80 01i2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1885

Ut 60 Missouri Pacific consos rose from 97ia to 9sia9
Oregon Short Line Cs were up q per cent at 9 Union
Pacific lsts however, yielded per cent to ia under
on order TO sell less than $4,000 Erie second consos
declined from 53s to 5iA West Shore first 5s declined
from 30l4 TO 2gsa20a.. Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdens-
burg consol 5s 10 up 72 Chesapeake and Ohio
currency Is we're g better at IL Metropolitan Elevated
steady at 972 Louisville and Nashville general 6s were
on at 90 but the collateral trust up per cent
Der OF the various issues OF the st. Paul Com
pany at full figures; the cOnsol rs were up 2 az
10; burlington and Quincy 7s were In demand az
I3446l3f, and the debentures were steady at S9+
Denver and Rio Grande consols up liz at 54 for
small lots and frsts Denver, Rio Grande anc western
division sold at 40 Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
OH y at 1872 Northern Pacific rsts were dull at lo3 o.
higher at 1l2.
MADE up Dy gains OF $2O2,3s1 currency and $S4Ioo'
coin The days operations covered Receipts, $lS4S,
9 0gg payments S1,09s05 currency balauce' u.s.
Sll,oo5i coin balance, $13s574 1858.
Inc local money market ruled as easy as usual at
per cent for call loans
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows:
Exchanges, $4,000, OBS; balances, S3,Se3,23O.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received S392OO0 National bank notes for redemption
the customs receipts $450050 and the internal
revenue receipts S990,S64.
Inc foreign exchanges again are higher on moderate
mercantile Inquiry We revise quotations for business
as ioows Bankers bills, 81 S6ai and 81 ssh for long
ana short sterling respectively s. 1888 and 50 1868 for
francs; 94lQ and % for rechmarks 40 and 4O4 for
guilders.
In London British consols opened and closed at $685.
being p higher than at Saturdays close United states
bonds were not quoted American railways made only
advances and perssenty kept below the equivalents OF
nome figures. Bar silver declined 516d 10 40 9l6d per
ounce The Bank of England gained e77,OOO bullion on
Dalance AT Paris French per cents rose from IS4 =
to 799Il2 The Imperial Bank OF Germany reduced It's
rates Tor discount from Ala TO per cent and during the
week II gained 6,72O,000 marks IN specie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOy STOCKS
Boston. May II, 1880.
SATURDAY.. Today


The stock speculation its well as is scr
Gus phases To-day the comic II the facical side was
presented In the posing Of the "bcars OF last week as
fu grown "bulls" and their almost public distribution
Of orders by 900 shave lots to buy Northwestern ana
St Paul stocks at % 095as and 69A 07Oi2 respectively
IL questionable whether the exhibition would not have
amused instead OF dcceying young lambs" II
there had been any around. The object OF the
movement was made clear By the Tease and
rapdity with which orders to purchase 10000
OF St. Paul and 10000 shares OF Northwestern
were executed II any further evidence needed OF
the character Of the mornings operations II fur
nsed by sequence OF the later action Of the market
Tho market generally opened with genuine holiday
toue with here and there laggard first prices showed
advances Saturdays last figures and during the
first hour some fractions were added TO the opening
prices. There was an appearance Of excitement and
confusion, but 1t all was confined within circle
composed principally OF loudvoiced brokers.
Aud after a the whole days business
amounted only TO 257,46O shares Union Pacific
opened up u per sos, sold at 81 and closed at
80. Northwestern opened unchanged Mt o. sold at 05s
10000 shares between these hgurcs and later sold at
04904ls st. Paul opened up q at G9a aud sold up to
70a as 900 shares 7O ana then sale 5000 de-
clned 69asS69's Central and Hudson opened of q
at s67s, to s7lI, and sold later s59s54 Lake
Shore opened up d at "a and went silly it later de-
clined s051io. Among the coal stocks Delaware,
Iackawanna Western after advance Of per cent
10 1Oj5s closed ut 1913, and Delaware and Hudson
without any early improvement, declined from s0a to
777ea7sI4 All the days dealings indicate tho amount
Of the transactions In few stocks establishes the
markets. local characte is that the bears" are hgur
ing for a position. Whether the tactics they employed
dnv were Wise or otherwise for them concerns no one
but themselves; hut there Is promise OF more active
dealings at either higher lower figures and that is
what the average broker Is devOutly wishing for The
market closed weak and unsettled
Government bonds were quiet and the tone weak;
bids the As and 4s are g per cent lower Annexed
the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO May lin, Droucrs Journal reports Cattle
Receipts 5000 head Shipments. 5000 head marAet hcuVe
Exports 50 6UdSj gO COWS Mixed 81 7oGSJ o' ScE
ers SJ 1jGS6 W; Feeders. 80 5@s0 OU IeAahs SfVo~
50 90. 90 ,-.. ..,,..
Hogs-ReceiDta. $4,000 shipments 5000 market acuye'
Rough mixed - l00S 80; Packing aud shipping 81 oo0
"A o.; Light 81 25U*l 90; Skips So 500 ~ -, ,.
ShsepkeceIpts 1000 head: Shipments 2OOOheau market
lower Inferior So Quasi OO Medium, IS 2OGtA Soi Good
a 80. Choice. VI 50.
ST. LOUIS May ll.-t'atne-ReceIptA 1000 shlpments,
strong; Exports 81 6O0Sj 9O GOol 90 Cnoice
shipping 81 5lDfi 80. Far 70 Mediuln' ~ OVV9t wv
SsSSo-Receipts / 900: shipments 800 Common to Me.
dunn s. OJdA O0 Fair To ca0lce 50 jO0Bl 90 a. ma.
U0gs- Receipts 1880 shlpmentS 6,bO0 lIghI IA oV~
a 40. Packing. "a OU0Si 80. HEAVY. 81 3oGtl A.
BuFFALo May ll-C1ie-ReceIDts to-day $40 neat t9tal
for NeeS ir 1000 held Tor same ue last WoeN oVO
head, consigned throIgh. 50 cars marKet negeeetedi
Good To jO0S6 49, sookers anu feeaers
rs 10 all o.. -, ,.,. ,,.,. ,,r
1900 mead tlsi week lOOO hea oonsi1hSo
firough IL cars market dul ana lower Meuum 10
S"oi a 10 Choice ~ 20 0si % ordinary
10 t'bolce Lambs. t3 7JNtb - .-,.- - 49,. g..
LgSRecrpts to-day 1000 head total for week thus Iar
10 j8i head fof slms sN weeG lhOOl hsah con,
s,,pe troagh cars OF which b3 10 New-loik parAet
litter. Medium TO FDlr Workers. s--nS-i, GOOD 70
Cuce 81 " a. 7U butchers oIanea "a oo@$f w. As''
~ a. asa 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK, May II.
The grain speculation to-day was torn with
conflicting eddes. Wheat specially subject TO fever
ishness and irrogularty. The opening was 2GA cent
under the final figures OF Saturday, and for moment
prices trembcd the OF decline. Discouragng
crop reports. however promptly brought to tho
OF the bulls and they indicated not only short
age OF wheat at the West but bad outlook In the
Russian and Austrian grain fields. Not only was the
early decline recovered but prices under considero.
BILE excitement figures nearly cent above those OF
Saturday night. In the afternoon the market weakened
and the quotations 2d1 cent lower. The ex-
port demand was almost nothing, but good business
was transacted IN options, Juno and July constituting
the largest proportions Corn weaker but cash corn
was very dH aud little changed about $4,000 bushels
taken foI export At tho close prices were OF g
also were easier but quiet The provision market Ie-
mains tame but prices fell cents for June, ana @a3
cents for the later options.
Final figures were Wheat-May ~ O3a June,
~ Ot4: july, IL OBS August. ~ O7is September
II Ori4 Com-May and June, So July, 3Gl2 August
- cents Oat,-May. 1919; June, 40; July. lOli
August, 3sl2 cents. Lard-Junc - 49, july, - -
August. - 81 september, - 30.
At New York Baltimore. Philadelphia aud Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat, l233oO bushels
corn bushels oats, $3.50 bushels total grain.
i2s7-9 bushels -four 2972i barrels. The receipts AZ
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Lons were: Wheat lGOoJo
bushels corn l76,D3O bushels; oats. 2OJeo4 bushels
total grain. JO9.sl bushels gour. 305I harr"ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
FRENCH BEGGARS AND THEATRES.
from The London Globe.


know French gentleman whom for many
years took TOPIC philanthrOpist until he himself few
some starving wretch huddled up the curb
stone, he took him by the to the wine
shop and ordered food and drink for him, after
which he asked for his story. The poor fellow told 1t
tcionty sad the inquirer gave him francs II il
was heartrending ana drew from him. the man
secured much as francs. The other day met my
friend after a similar adventure he smiled through
his tears and appeared absolutely delighted
You are q very good fellow" 1 said, III am
nothing OF the kind a only saving my owl time and
money he answered. 10 hear terrible tale al tho
Ambig or the Porte ST. Martin should have had To nav
10 iraucs for my stall. 1 gave the 4 francs his
dinner cost me franc and so cemes total, 3 francs
and 90 Confines. 1 am 4 francs aud 90 centimes IN
pocket besides being dispose OF evening with
being worried by lo' OF old Eags, who forcbly
wrench my umbrella aud hat from and driven mad
b. of scrapers aud tOoters playing out OF tune"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
FrRnpEAN PRoDuOE Markets.

LIVERPOOL May IL Provisions Cumberland Cut
3s Cd Long Clear Middles 32s Gil short Clear Mddles
33s Cd. Short Ribs 3is "a shoulders 25s Oi per cgt
Pork-Prime Mess 62s Cd per bbl Prime Ness Eastern.
63s: Western 5ls Lard-Amcrican, 36s. Sd; Prime West
erp SIS 6d: Lard OIL 3Js. sd. Hams-LOng Cut 4{s 3d.
shOuders S6s 3D. Butter s Cd per cwt for finest uned
States Cbeese-Amercan Choice, COS. Oh. Wheat-led
Western Spring Ia ais. 0d Red Winter IS lOd ass l
per GENITAL: No Sprng7s. Id: New Western winter ~ 20
New IL I'D; California No j. IS 81 %
Is Cd California Q Is Sd d7s ID per cenal Produce
spirits Turpentine ia do at London 2SA O per
cw; Refined Petroleum, I'D per gallon; Clover seed
Common IS I'D: Pale lis I'D a0s Oh Llnseed OIL 2OA
Sd. cwt -oo
quarters Pacific ports, 1900 quarters from other
sources, 3n,OlU quarters.
Receipts OF American Corn 80 90 quarters 49, - - ooo
LONDON. May ll,-Produce-Ltnseed on. 81 6a0AZz
DER ton Calcutta Lnseed 4js. per quarter; Iinseei
fake 81 % IS per ton. Refined Petroleum CID
cad Ger gallon spirits of Turpentne, 23s 3D. DEL cwt;
Sperm OIL sos periOn Ronn-Common A. OI als;: 81:
Pale 81. oils PrOvlsions-Lard AS Cd per cwt- Tor
American sugar us 90. per for Cuba centru gal
polarzng 96o aud 1873 Cd dl3s for cuba MuscoValohF
ranut alto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

closing quiet anu steady. 1ranaerabe notlces
s f 2. Sales e. G Bags no s:s
June G.55 1880; July 665S670 August SaST5.SO Sep
705 December 7o6a7l0. Gruner bought June Power over
Son CO sold hp roge y active "a eay sales Of
40 bags MaracabO and 2s4S Washed Caracas on private
AND P2FS sc NS and and
P 1Sa and sSPeSne Other grades
light for export and moderate lobbng trade trans ms
sS TaSn 4 sss s,s
iSS @ Sb ~ S5 &. SS5s1
GT w N soa 1se at y
FaRey Extra q o9ato cRCcs Extra 5d y W st
Il g 4V GoG 70
Extra Extra Minnesota IS sSe$4 25 Clear SO9s5 OO RYE
Mtg5e b Extra y 25
Extra - "a Esr b 20 GS9 nST Wheat G9 9r
s. 5Sa$G To- city MN Extra for West Indies s. 1885 l6
s s9Ia 4f" fLoS R2firmsT @Ofs sales
Choice oU S s. 0Ss6 including 200 bbs for export
at gu S 50 firm win oos Gd s
9 dtieT nqq of MEHLXbout steady with
= mdo yellow aSoed at
aG Fs1 TffsaaI aaS
options opened o0c lower then recovered and advanced
al above the inside prices very ght tfane IOr
export ana cry Sng IN paees to arrive Shippers
t Soasha S 5GGo5 BUSH and city Sef 5000 bush Sales
nz5
Including 100000 bush. Ungraded Winter Rtd az sn9
hush 10 Northern 81 O5S and 10000 bush. No Hard
So Hard Duluth 81 ~ delivered; No sprlngl$ Oi IN
GRADED Winter Rcd soc lsl %; No Red 81 G6 delivered
from store 81 O56sl for Rail receipts N elevators no
red II Isl NO Red for May. 81 O394GSl 90 closing az
81 Gs DO Tor June 81 O4d$l O5 closing at 81 O44 90
Tor Jniy Ojl9asl 07l4, closing at SLOoos 40 Iot
August 81 OG9tdSl OS2 closing at 81 O7lsi do ior Sep
teU,rr O-d$l Oj7- closing at II Osi4 do for OCTOBER
81 Og1, 81 O closing at 0H9ii do for November ~ -
3A closing ~ II; DO for December II lLd IL . 2
r,,ing M n l2L . RYE-Scarce and firmly held Mest
am 9gdSlc; Canada, sidS2c.; state, 81 SJc BA Is
IFY Am BARLEY MALT-Quiet and prices unchanged
49, CORN-Market without decided change for cash l9ts
dosing dull options opened heavy then declined "a C.
tc recovered OF the decline and closed helVy az
L. above the prices moderate trade for export al,
home nae and good business IN optiOns shippers O3ug
I55 OOl bush sales 900 bush. future, Oo0 ousn
spot including Ungraded MiHea az 5Is3s4c Stesms
5s5,Sfjac aaoat Low Mixed, Sic. ahoat No Mh6te
&c 10 arrive 6Blac in eeyatOr Whlle o1thera iOOH
hush TO arrive zoe No. Mixed for May 3odoIccOsll
nj jrc for June, j5'sdj6tc, closing at ooc u0; 10
Juy 6Ga 57c cosing at 50l2c; do for August
closing at BE. OATS-Makct Ma &c, lower ana ciOse
ieayv al tie inside prices sales. 10000 BUSH future
80, 10 Dush. spot including No. Mixed az Hici 10
3gT az Ulc: No quoted az iOEc No . Wnlte, fsslo
no . fi.h l5c: No. quoted at 5Oci Mixed western
A0lt.c, White 10, 45djlcd White state, 46@4Sc; 20
Mixed for May ag7.d4Olsc. closing az 39Iecj DO io
June 10 be- closing at 40c' do for July 4ohGsO
closing at 4OAc. ~
Stocks in store IN NcwYork, Brooklyn and Jersey CITY
ghteTS on certlncate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

Total Glass B. $4,000 S56'O4s'06S 1888 p c.
1t will be seen that the duties all articles OF this
class 3G0356 ON $143 ,567, only about
per cent But the duties wool and the crude forms
of iron and steel deemed essential to preserve AID de-
fend the protective duties manufactured products
and if we were long compelled to depend upon foreign
ers WOOL iron ore or steel blooms we shoao
soon lind the manufactures in trouble. On all other
crude materials costing 1925 100000, the duties are
S74O0OOO, or less than per cent
In Class are included great variety of protected
products which, while materials forfurther manufacture,
are also finished products of industry aud could not be
admitted at low duty without destroying the whole pro-
toctye system the articles especially needing de-
fence and on other articles the duties follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

,ant,c and Great Western First Mortgage oSsos BIZ
na,os "a T. canadian Pacific 3S Erie seconu 81 De Con
limos Central 1885 Mexican Ordinary =4| o. A"' Yum
York Central ~. franco I,
Paris advices quote IbIee iei No"' ~
confines for the account o. hath moncyand the account
BS9y May 1.-THE statement OF the 7d bRen maTss
sbcyys in specie OF o. lzoVoo n"i
FIN Snerja Bank Germany has reduced ts rate Oh us
connt IRON r1Inar ts 9nofed at 40 9lCd.
e amount OF bullion into the Bank OF England on
baiance to-day 10 R77000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

HAY AND sTRAw-There fair lobbing trade IN
dm held Is quote nsyN0 1oc I% sSc sTa "a So
so. Rye SOC No ., SOC. oat Coo. Small lots are
Sc General movement was unmporant only
fe and unimportan Of Cal ornans were reported
but chances in figures were re 9 loo PRIME ISIS
sc taIitornia $50 la TO Prime, 10 Gl2s n, o,nor
wise slightly undorton was noticed and general
OMETAEs@6n Change sales Iron nominal Tin firm
Australian, lsis0sAc copper hrm ou' quit i-e'u anu
RM9L&$s quiet Sc test r sHc - ou and unchanged
Spot s2I2c Roslns quiet but hrul -, -. .oas,o ord
western s s Sc 9 crSSe Cotton '1 @ steady
and Eeon4 HpTE SS2s s held al other oils
ald isd continue to hold off, and
o6e are doing e Prices While s shoT Sbs F 20 lie
Mess ID asi4 80 Mess quoted $1,000 Family Mess
s5 5oG$2 15 Prime sil 90 fGn FRs
Inda Mesa 81 ooSs3G COS Extra Ness Sll 90 dsi2 90;
fneS &c. Tam ss c6 5S TAMae
y@ g r our new ni and T = % oT
There very little f9 to The 5TaGa R RSf prices
Is pD U 1000 y SO PcksS snS s%dsrS
5e smoked shoulders &C. P691 ia nsIoS IL e6
p 1r' r6Ws1 ninna Long clear in NewYork eTo1ed
5 for Western fsysy L &6G anu Gf
Gully moderately aStye Sy 6 dnl and ann
teTe,ing look today outset the feeling was stronger
nonis ON rcalizing closing with rather more steadiness
sales contract grade SPOT c: > So &c. o s5S
tcs July closing 33 Al g 81, e9s efo
3c. closing &C.; EJp s' o.to-
tcr 49c closing 7lG074sc city steam fairly aeuvee
and arm sales $50 ties, 69507OOei Refined continent
onoted at 73Oca south American, ..n0c;, Sntes,
500 tea. private terms M graaI cbabSe
Win Iight demand New Butter-Elgn creamery EoS'
Pennsyvania 2i025e Western Gtc STATE pSteF i
attins TINS lgd2.c,i Welsh tubs, l312Vca western m'
iatinn creamery $50 c: Western Dairy l0@llc MesD-
eTn Factory ices Rolls. l0Gl5c. ButteraSIeamety
state l4diSc; frkns. lldl c. state DaIles ntkhs su
tubs ale; osern Dairy "a llc western h' re
t'HEESE-ueulauu com tnlrS Egnt, Dut, ~ CVs
generally seaty cheese "a O2 c skins iGa a., Pars
stt,,. HSSc EGGS-Ar vented moderately ana prices
rule sieady state Eci Western. l3aSl4ci skms
Southern l26I2Lc.; Canadian lac, ,ao.
sUGAR-Raw quiet but firm Far "a Sh
q ic Refined guIet for home consumption; harus IN
od dcmand for export cut and Crushed 7ci CUBES osc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
eJaopu1y FryAyctA1 NA1ygr,

Lo,Dox May lI.-l2.3D p m-consols 9S7s for both
"a ney AMI the accounts Atlantic and Great Western Frs;
Mo- Trustees Certificates -, Erie Ia do Second
tonsoi. 81 Meycn Ordinary, 24ag ST Paul Common.
COS Hew-YOrk Ceatrn $50
m-Consols 81 Tor both money and the account
30 m-Psris advlces quote Three per
~ f~ncs u y ceLtimes the
D. nL-Co8s0ls. JS7s for bclb nony aud the account
20 y m-~Jisas IS 1916 Tor both money aud the
m-consois. $50 for both money and the account
toint - = - -
~ osols vs7s both money and account; At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12

State bonds were quiet Louisiana consols sold at 20
and at 90 ex-coupoD Tennessee 6s at 40 North caro-
lima special tax at Dig and North Carolina consol as at
S7I4.
The general railway bond market weak, but there
was special support accorded 10 few OF the specia-
tive kind that are not generally distributed Thus, s-
souri, Kansas and Texas first consos sold ut 1879 seller
CO. the general Is s2iOoo at 7ola, an advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessels and Rai,roafs.
NEw-YoRK MAY IL 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Man ll. lss5.

CoTToNspot cotton dull and IL lower 37s bales sold;
deliveries 800 bales receipts to-day l946 bales against
992 this day week and 2225 last year since Sepem
Der 4,6558o bales against 26436 for the same penod
last year
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-12
Total class G. s1s.454,3l0

Total Class c. aIS4O4oIJ 9iU'@of'oo0 o-V- P'I VOI0
ON the entire class the duties average about 26 per
eent exclusive Of the four items specified the duty on
imports amounting to ever $53O00cOo is $0147,62i. or
about II per cent As before here, the articles that
are in any proper materials rather than products
as respects our important industries bear low rate OF
duty below the necessary revenue rate.
Thus we come to Glass d. which embraces ali sorts OF
manufactured products in form for consumption 1t
will amaze many people to find that the value Of such
product imported is only Sly OO0 and the
duty on the entire class 33 per cent But again, the
high duties are mainly concentrated upon the products
of the important Industries which most need defence
The class may be divided thus: