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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
CLOSING PRICES or B)SF)v STOO2S
Bosroy May 81. 1885.
WEDNESDAY, May 27-P. N.

WEDNESDAY, May 27-P. NJ
To-day, at the Stock Exchange, was peculiarly I'M
happy one for the professional pointers" Every one
of to days points" failed in fruton. The market was
duh with transactions $4,000 of 900 shares less than
yesterday The speculation II there was any, was Ian
guild and scky and all the stocks that were specially
"pointed" for a sharp advance to-day, together
with the whole list Of active stocks, never
touched yesterdays best figures and closed
with moderate declines. The rumor mongers
were idle nothing further was heard OF the fight to
the determination OF the West Shore railway nor OF
the Pennsylvania heroic action in reducing its pas
senger fares conform nearly with the actual
rates at which other lines had been quietly taking its
business away. Judging by the Pennsylvanlas state
nent for April its heroic action" was delayed fn long
enough It will be observed its loss OF $42l5Os net
earnings for the month all in the gross and that
the operating expenses for April 1885, we're abolt the
came as in April 1884 Crhe statements printed below
During the last OF the Boards session business was
practically suspended and the time was employed In
rolcking play The market closed dull and featureess
except that at the last moment quotations were adj
vanced lea Il per cent
Government bonds more than usually active ana
were strong with the bids for the IS advanced Il per
cent Annexed are the closing quotations:
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STATE or TRADE
nOMEsr[r ArARXErI.


BOSTON May 27.-FlOur dull Western Superdne 50 IS
as 80. Extra 50 60Si 90 Patent spring Wheats, 50 ~
IS 90 Patent Winter Wheats - 6O0Sj 20. corn quiet
steamer Yellow. 67c: Mixed 56ac. No Grade. So
djTc oats quiet No. ! White 47c. No White 81 i2c
shorts Nil tugs steady Provisions steady Batter
Creamery. l7dlgc. EggsFreshaid Eastern lac
Receipts-Four 200 bbls Corn $1,000 oush;
oats ~ 90 bush. shorts l400O bush; Barley - bush.
BALTIMORE. May 27-Cott?n seIty II ulnG 10 a. Fiolr
and Western SnOer. SIS 30 MSS -: H.
Extra. So Jlast57: do FANNY, siG5G 20 5o CITY NIs
super 5JDs3 IS Gxtrl - % bsl 3b H. no Brans
SO / st5 2) tatao'co ia ally $50 DO superatiye
Patent >. Wheat-SOutheru lower; western active
southern Red o. oldoA mbers % asl 10 No Mary
land II UO0Sl uOg No Western Winter Red spot 10 :
a963c NAV 9t'2c 40 PC. Jnne y6'4@9 sc Jay
81 0sl uula COrn-5outhern CHER western easier
southern White - GoJc. do yellow % 'hci Western
Mixed s. 03c. May. 622S JSc June. 02l9G Oh
July, 'tal3c Oais easer and gniet % south.
oennsvivania. tsiic ave duh q 3 dSle Provisions
1000 ob.S Wheat 900 oush.' Corn tSOm nlsn1 oats
5000 bush. 500 bush Smpnents-Wheat 5000
bush. Corn. 1000 bush sales-Wheat. l,l2iUOO Oush.
corn. IS OOJ bush
CINCINNATI Ma p Flour quiet and Eamlv
81 4uAsI Fancy - tOnS -. Wheat dun: No Rel.
II 90. receipts 5000 shipments 5000 Corn
No. Mixed 4S2ldf9isc oats dull No Mixed. 36Sac.
Kyo-No Fan. 7jc Barey-Exra NOS spring. 80 6dc
PORK Cull 40 ! 60 n ~ o. Laro dun al 81 80
BulkIneats steady SHOULDERS r3 % ShOrtriD % 40
quiet and steady slolder+ - o. q shortro ~ TO-
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Short Clear $3.50 whiskey arm and ancnsnged 81 q iS
m0ss and weak sa Light 81 as . L. r :Ss
mems. 720 mead
MAY ast and w.s p S.
Mnnesots saserz g SpSs. 80 paens, w q S 10
aeye 's famed
se2S s 5pD Dso ss4n s0'9s $ ss
lower 5s sis RANGED NO ssS & N h Nav
&c. closing at4oAac June a5r04 c. closing at 1851
as csss Is Closing aas os e..S Hwes
June Z; closing Ss z, s Rye Ss 4 go
MAJ 81 lOasivo2h closing at 81 -; June $40 seS
a. T. Lars quiet. ranged cash - a.
ss.n g. az ~ % G iS'I So 81 Closing az 81 S.
SO s59s. oo Short RIO 50 g2 o
bblS' whsis $1,000 bush. corn 100000 onsl., oass.
sSSG 'qs9 1900 s'f SO %s os Cora
9usna Oats 100000 oash Rye 1000 oasai sareE 1900
DETROIT. May 27.-wheat weak. 10 White 81 oil "a cash;
May q 0i q June 81 o. q Jn'H q Oi' 10 Red Cash
9, sSIc. 6ats-fishS Mired a. ac White Soci No
MILWAUKEE May 27-wheat strong No. 2 Cash. sec..
June Sgc July Ss= Corn Iaes Oats dgl. No s2sS
Mess PORK. Cash or May SO g June. $40 81 Lard
Choice Creamery, boise CteessTees. Cream. losiSso.
D.@ hIs @ ,s s Ss wsss
bbis.; Wheat. 10000 bush; Bailey. LOO bush.
NP Isd n soH o as seaay s1 N S1Gd 81
c no MiHed SfSstc rye qGss; me S.E 1921 6
bush shpmentscOm $4,000 BUSH oats $1,000 Oash Rye.
dull desirable Winter brands steadily
held owing 10 scargity Western and pennsylvlnis
Sn S. 81 do Extra - JU0 - 81 PenJsyyania
Family. 81 !Gs 81 Pena.yy!nla Roller PROCESS 81 90
Delaware Family 81 5000 30; Winter Wheat PATENT
So 81 Gso 90 Wheat elosea steaey a the noon call.
Delaware in export elevator Il = No Pennsylyania Red
ye'4c,:. June, sS1stci Jmy = o9,4Ssi 0oas
car lots moved slowly at the late decline steamer
No Mixed in grain depot Lc; steamer No Mixed
track, 53i205tc; No. 2 Yellow. anOat 64iaci No. .
Mixed in gram depot "a &c; 10 track jsc quoted N en-
port elevator 522G53c No Mixed May. 5Zilg5 c5
June 521. Sc. July i3ia0 i32cs Augis 81 hoo G.
oats-Car lower Rejected White 4lci PeDnsylvaDa No
White. Al No White. ~ 2c; No. " bite 4J1c
May. 4Olo04lc; jane 4OVl04c July 1905 '2c. Re-
ceiDts-Plour 5000 Dbls; Wheat $4,000 Dnsn. Corn,
5000 Oats. 1000 Oush S1lDmenJs-WBsaL 10000
corn 1000 BUSH; Dat. ll.OOO olsh.
ST LOUIS May27 Flour Xxx, s3 409s3 80; xxx,
So 6Jd Is: Family 80 SO 3D. choice, "a 35asl 40
Fancy 81 1910 l5 Patents - 81 as 10 Wheat lower No
Red; 81 o. Casa ~ OF. May u 02t June: 81 o5os
July 49, oats oul Cash. 81 9ci May, Sll4c$ Jnne-
ter unchanged Eggs armer at l0c flax seed steady
az 81 - UlY sealy inch gei Bran l0gec At 5i0
o. i2c Corn Meal nrn ~ ~ 3d. Whisky steady 70 81 IL
Pork sll zl2 Bulkmsats-LOn2 Clear s. 6j short RIB,
IS 10 Short Clear. % DO Lara urn 40 50 jOOsB 0b.
Receipts-FlouL 1000 bbs Wheat 47.0OO bus1. Corn.
oats 55.0DD OusI Rye LOO ousd Bariey,
900 push ShiDments-Fl0ur. 5000 Djls Wheat l.OO0
3lDUO OuslL; oats 5000 0usLs HyA l,OO0
bush. Barley 1000 bush
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Ew-YoRK. May o.
There was another sharp decline in wheat to-
day and intervals the dropping OF long holdings gave
considerable activity to the market for options with
only natural speculaons prices drifted downward all
the day aud ended at about the lowest points of
lia cents The decline failed to impart vigor To
the export trade There new development IN
the situation the depressing features continuing 10 be
tue prices road and the disappearance OF the war
stimulus. Final prices for wheat were - follows May
90 Juno 994 cents July 81 Of. August ~ OH septe'
Der 81 Oh. Corn irregular and inclined Ia be dun
ana after an carly decline within the limit 81 cent 1t
enjoyed late rally that left the changes from
last night unimportant. May clC,ei unchanged
at 53i2: June rose ls 20 53ls, ana the
other months oil Il cert at 53A for July.
53a: for August aud 5il9 cents for September oats
moved I'm unison with June options ended nm
changed at 37is July u better at 37s aud August
u at "a cents Provisions continued their downward
rch aud lard declined lOa6 cents 10 50 80 Tor June.
So 76 july 50 SO for August and 80 06 for Septem-
Der.
At Ney-YOrk. Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat, 46622 bushels
corn 9G457 bushels; oats. 49, i49 bushels total grain
65G AZ bushels hour 80 pa barrels. The recepts at
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Ions were: Wheat l51.19l
bushels; corn. ii63-7 bnshels oats 39t911 bushels
total grain, 99915s bushels -four 24,470 barrels.
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LIVERPOOL. May 27.-l2;30 p. m.-Cotton dull Middns
Upiands 10 3D.. DO Middlng Orleans 81: saes-OOOo
bales including 900 bales speculation and export re.
ceips OOO Uaes including H. 800 Gales Ame can Futures
quiet lands Low Kidding clause, June and July delivery
and September delivery Lid September and octo-
Der delivery } 6.-i4d
for delivery at tOdays clearing 400 Oales new
doc ket aud 100 Dales old Do. -,
2pm-COttOn OF the day included 500 bales
Amercan Futures dull. Uplands Low Mlddllng clause
Nav delivery 57.64d. value do. May and June deiyeryo
57ld value: and July delivery sid sellers DO
july and delivery odd buyers. do August and
September delivery 6ld value do September and Octo-
delivery ,b4d. sellers DO october and November
delivery SO SAD buyers do November and December de-
livery j06d. buyers do December and January delivery
3 5J.64d buyers
D. m-Cotton- Futures closed steady; Upands Low Mid.
ding clause May delivery, 576+d sellers do May and
delivery 5764d. sellers do. June and July uehy-
ery $40 value; July and August delivery b.t4d
sellers August and September delivery sd buysrs
do. SepembA and OcOGer delivery. 626id BUYERS do
October ant November delivery, jl64d sellers do NOveu
Der and December delivery 56S5id value do DecemoeF
ana delivery $500 value.
GALVESTON Nay 2l.-COttOn tfm. Mddling. 10 9l0 10"
Mddme. 10 5-l6 Good ordinary 10 Lie. ne amt gross
- bale Exports COastwlse 922 bales sales 10
bales stock. 4Sl3 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nav 27.-cotton steady; Midinng. loa Low
Mlddng lO4 Good Ordinary 9s4 net AMI receipts.
81 10 baeS stock. SAG Dales
NEw.ORLEASs. May 27-COttOn qLiet Kidding lo2 Low
MiGdng al. Good Culinary. 10 and receipts.
IS bales Exports COaswse. $3.50 bales; sales 400 oaess
stock. S6.3l7 bales.
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T HE BES !

dv for all diseases arising from disordered condition
Of the stomach or liver, AYERS PILLS. Mrs. RACHEL
@ nFCKERTON, Germantown. Penn, wrtesi For
rce years was aaictel with Liver Complaint tried the
best physicians the country but could get no re> was
a,scd 20 use AYERS PILLS, and. having done so. believe
my liver IA now IN perfectly healthy condition" THOMAS
GEt RIsH webster y. H. writes: Il was compelled TO
QUIZ work in bilious trouble In le's
than one month was curedby the use OF AYERS PILLS"
JACOB TITLE, Tampico. Mexico writes; AYERS
PILLS curod OF stomach and Liver troubles, which
nyed me for years by using them occasionally enjoy the
hcsf o ncAlthn
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EFFEC s,

AYERS PILLS are made from the Concentrated a,to,.
and active remedial principles Of purely vegetable sub
stances They thereore more effective and
factory in Their rathar durtic and ton effects than pills
made soy til ordinary process from pOwdere drugs NJ O.
LAWSON. Greenyille fenn. WHITES "Ihaye used AYERS
PILLS for stomach and troubles with emf rs.
suits J. NJ. HOUGDoN. saltwater. MINI. writes,
AYERS PILLS lava liable as q cathartic and
especially for their action upon the am sure they
saved my life" ANTOINE ALBERTEZ Los Angeles. Al
writes layers cATHARTIC PILLS cured ma Of 4
bilious attack when the medicine given me by ths
doctors failed 10 do any good"
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Sorfh Riser. Vessels asf RaiirorfG
NEw-YORK. May 81, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW.1 YORK. My It 1850
COFFEE-Spot Rio firm s91c for Fair. Sales OF l0c0
hags eK Humboldt" and p, ex kron Prtnz Won
Peusscn ou private terms pon- opened 10 points higher
closing barely steady The receipts Il Rio fell on 70 100
bags Shes 3iy5g bags, closing az follows; May 100
1905 September 73 1880; october. 7.4O9745: Novem'
ber 1A6 40; December rs a755 Mild grades steady.
Sales VI bags Ma scaDo 20u agulyra. 100 Mexican quo
private terms.
COrrON--pot Cotton dull and l.lec. lower. sales. 265
bales; receipts ports bales against 9S9 this day
Last week and l.O3S last year.
The quotations according the classification
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g s. q l!sG t G. 2 So i
M siSSd l. q X q Chicago q f9 ssssrs DO
S5s !. i y :, 8 tx + q e %ss
ie 10 g. 1881 81 i e So %
sa 5G9 do ro% 4erE s'f aaas 90 3, sS
q Kahn; q louisville KENTUCKY "stlers." Liz 70, at
Rsse 1i T. y e Sativ. snuor, from peori.
9da e 3 70 20 Chicago ccSotsd o. At IS 81
7 Bulls i$la 3D. at TO- d. AZ 20 'O' - no. 110
q lSE ksp4SisE Stil';E 1890 sS' a. e.
IS - dS seeFs g. q s Is G g. r. y t 50 Sss
at 100 Gs g. s Is ~ s. IS H. s III 49, 4s
e. q IeR Rssso aS SGu9E an "a
no. al l2}o r. g. g 50 DO a. s573 8, DO LA
l ISsn9,g vsns Cow: S77 p . 2os
MI;higs3 DO, is5 D. 4 s. s. sau. $50 O. i35;
j. % l so IS b. at $j75 10 Cncinna
D. Waixe % Chicago steers lS47 10 at SO O5; 80 do
I$is b. at s. so; II do lSs b. IS 81 rs DO I&2 D. at
CALVES Receipts 2Sl7 bead2225 soth.st. and
and prices we're firm and sh4 biz witn Poor 70 Choice
ETos selling at 6@ae a,d icy ExSIs at 81 lS@S7 o. But
Calves sold at the range of 465fsc'
o2 DO l$2 p. st6.c ana 80 dG; l$5 p, at6i4c.
D az nSacs Do P1sy sGf ves 40 tH S d DO
iI% @ lido i5t a pSd ia
az sac ?2S Dc 1871 p attic 81 Do iS3 70, at Che DO
~ OC 81 at 90, lZO 10,
az 4i9c.
uaenbeck Davis sold: 81 Veals so H. at So 90; Is do
1875 b. at 81 10 100 ID; 20 do 43 b. sac; $50 DO l56
b. at &c; 800 do liS TO- 6i2ci ito do 44 TO- at SIC so
do, l48 10 at oisc; II 1913 b. and 1877 Buttermks
DC, y II. at 57sc Per ID.
p =. ase sold g. Pennsylvsnia Veas. 100 b. at &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were ~ cars Of S496
bead IA at Jersey iy and at Ohst Total for
four days 1853 head against head or the same time
unsettled and Shie tho sellers the market
ra ton higher for Sheep ot Of the opinion that
good as Monday Lambs were IA oc lower Com
mon Prime Clipped Sheep sold at SO 81 iaGs5 Of
southern Lambs at INC per and carload of Common
sheep and Yelrlings mixed at &c.
Saes-J. f. Sadler Co.. l94 Western Sheep 81 10, at
4c 32 do 93 TO- at 4Sc 22i Territory DO 10 b at 50 70i
1877 do 20 b. at 81 30i 1913 do. b. 1890 3I4 Kentucky
Ewes. IA ID, at 4.c 35 Kentucky Lambs So H. at nc
New Gilet; PIG Ohio Sheep 81 10 at &c 253 do, II
10 10 Kentucky 90 ID sc 90 do SO 10, at
3osc; G64 Tonnes lambs A 10. at TIC.
j. " Pidc0cK PA OHIO heep So b. at 81 so 233 do IS
h. at - 10.
p. s. Kase sold 2l7 Western Sleep 107 TO- at 81 70
Pennsylvania Lambs. al 81 each
Denl 4 Dewey sold 1874 Western sheep 1877 10
age at 4c per 10 and ls0 Mixed Sheep and Yearngs &c b.
at4.
HOGS-Recepts were 73 OF TO- 1Os head50 cars at
jersey CITY and IA at 40tlst Total for four days
- 36 head against 304S0 head for the time last week
Quotations nominally unchanged. None for sale alve
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tbs cn.toms reoo,pts were s74s2A5 and tAe Internal

the customs receipts S74s246, ana the n'ernai
revenue receipts were S325.s4s. o..
The foreign exchange markets were mr. ana Is.es
long bills were advanced. We revise guotatons TOT
nass sa fellows bankers bills a. 81 and "a 80 ~ Tor
long and short sterling respectively; 515os and 9i
for francs; s4A and 05 for reichmarks; 4os ana AUS
for guilders- ,. a.. p-,,,ah oorso,s
aud after opening i higher at 30 1916 tney auvancet
United states bonds steady the As at l24ss and
the 4l2s at 114ls6114. American railways Reners any
later receded and closed weak India Council bills were
allotted advance OF led per rupee the BanK OF
French per cents from s002l9 20 5000 and sght
exchange London ruled at 24.122 % francs 70 tne
The following securities to-day were sold ~ the keal
Estate Exchange and Auction ROOM Lmitea, by Adrian
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Nav 27.The Drorev. Journal reports crtls-
Receipts 1000 head Shipments 1000 mead market Slow
Exports - 3ldS5 80 Cows ana Mixed 50 GS5 90 Stocg
rs IS jOOsI To- Feeders. ~ ijUS4 10; Texans SJ 750
~ go.
Hogs-ReceiDts 10000 shipments $500 market dull
Rough - 60d IS: Pacing and shipping % 9j0
"A ~; Light SO 759si 05: skiDs - O06s3 80.
SheeD-ReCelps ZOO heat shipments 300 head market
lower Inferior SO jO9sS TO- Meum IS 500s4 so; Good
- 80 Choice ~ 80.
81. LOUIS May 27-tdnLe-R Receipts 5000: shipments
80 market firm. EIpOrta 81 659Sj -: Goo1 60 CnOce
Shipping. 81 6jGS5 80; Far 20 Medium, IS 80 GSi Oh
Texans - 500 - 80.
SheeD-lleceIpts 100: slDments 900 Common 70 Me-
dunn. s. nO0s To- FAIR % cnoce. 50 jO6st 90, oo->
HOgS-Recelpta $500 shlpmenUl 1900; Light So $50
IS 80. PACKING. - 6yOSi - Heavy. S3 S5dS3 50.
BUFFALO Nay -CltLsReceots to-day 6Ij mead; total
for TOO nead asst week 1910
head. consigned thrOJgn. l52 market dull
Good Choice 5eer - 50 ass 80 Stookers ami Feeders
rs jpd-4 90
sheep Receipts to-day 5000 head for week thus far
$4,000 mead FOR aeeS $4,000 head consigned
through. 10 market steady and hrm; Medium 60
GOod Choice. ~ 0GSi 10: Ordinary
to choice Lambs. 50 1855 -
Hogs-Recelps to-day 5000 head total for week thus far
1900 head for sans une iait Seek. ZIOOo neat con-
signed through 49, Of which IL NewYorti market
weak Medium TO Fair YoTkera 81 4OGs4 80: Good 70
Cholce 81 1904 25i Butchers Grades - 2OG4 31 P1gs
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s. 600 have June, 1881 coupons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ANNUAL REPORT.

The report OF the Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany's
business for the year ended April 80 last makes an cx
cellent exhibition Of net earnings II compares favor
ably with reports OF 1884 Of all other transportation
companies either in this any other country tshows
net earnings OF 81 6l 1885 than per cent on
its capital stock Subjoned the statement is compared
with those of the preceding two Yeas;
BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS.
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) no CHANGE I'M refined OF
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CorroN MARKErs-eY rELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON May 27.-Turpentine trm at 23'4c.
SAVANNAH May 27.-Turpentine firm at 3Oc. -
WILMINGTON, May 27.-Turpentine steady at soc bid.
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NM TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May p (SpeciaD.-Wheat was
lower to-day and the whole market was tired" Though
there was no marked depreciation IN values in Other
commodities, large amount OF ong" wheat was sold.
and a general shaking out OF weak holders went on.
There was a chance for neat escaping" within modest
bounds and the traders wh" indulge In that dl
yertiscmcut put In a days hard work The decline ia
wheat Tea y cents on futures, with considerable
nuctuttion. There Is only moderate milling dem nd
for wheat as yet among owners Of properly there II
an expectation Of increasing demand both for export
and nome consumption. Wheat h nearing shipping
ONT aud aliurcia props appears ODE breakns, vas
thc remark Of q receiver. No. WAS quoted at SIC ~
S7sDsS T. q b. weak. bat prices
were held steady, nevertheless. Cash corn was Ia
moderate demand; No. = IN store was quoted al itAc.
and No yellow at 47diTisr. while No. 3 yellow.
o. b. was quoted at 46i4 i6l9c. the transactions on
the call aggregated 100000 pounds 81 ribs, 100
barrels Of pork 100 crcr- Of lard 100000 bushels 81
corn aud 10000 bshrl. ~ oats. The provision crowd
1, beginning 10 trade In year the hTst recorded sale
having brc made yesterday. On tho afternoon board
fle markets was quite active and a. the shorts "
bought freely OF wheat, prices were LA &c stronger
Than At O'Clock. July closing at s-asr. Corn ruled
steady oats. ia "a. better provisions we're weak ai
slightly lower, purA showing decline OF cents aud
t,rd aud III cents.
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BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS.

The drawback the foregoing is that Instead OF there
being any allowance made for depreciation OF the com
Denvs sbjn- tile construction Is increaf ed
5000 600 by a higher valuation placed upon old
rn,i, ,ade ON steamers to original cost Il not new
one 90 this company. Tho following table shows lust
how II has been done I'm the last TWO years $500
Cosf Of Sffdmers-ADrl 30. 1888. leSi.- . l-l7ao.,-
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

EALD DUWINIUN , TEAMNIIIT OUMI NV
" From Pier 20. y. r., foot OF Beachst. New-fork-
Delightful Excursions to Norfolk. Old Point Comfort ana
Richmond. Va. ,,,, ~, o.. -.
Leave New York for Norfolk Tues Wed Thur sat az pm
cave New York Tor Richmond. Tues, Thur, sat at pa
Ssve yoriok for Newly oTk, Mon. Tue. We'd thur Sat
Lave Hichm0nd or New-York. sun. Tue and Friday.
onnd trn IicEets Norfolk slb TO Richmond SIS llpee
NewY ORR 10 Richmond and return. days Noriolx uAys
General Offices OF company 25o Westst, Ne"-ioA'
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

There was barely stir in the petroleum mar
ket to-day. Prices ranged from 80ia9S04 to s0%S
sos cents and the transactions only trife above
5000 600 barrels. Certificates continue and the
rate to-day 25d l5 cents with exceptions at Hat"
There was TO influence values and the market
dull to display tone, with the speculation
unchanged.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were AZ follows:
Opeuing ............ Sll2 Lowest S0k
Highest.............. Sl4 Final. sos
Clearances for yesterday S,Os2'oOo
There was no change in refined oil.
BRADFORD, Penn. May 27.-National Transit Certih
Gates opened S02 aud closed at s0l9 Highest price,
sO5s lowest price SOFA Cearances 1855, 900 barrela
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
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Ayers Pills,
PREPARED
DIR i. q. AVER ~ CO., Lowell, Mass. u. s. A.
Drugsiss
excursions.
CONEY ISLAND
THE WORLDS PLEASURE GROUND

THE WORLDS PLEASURE GROUND
Reached quickest; and direct by the Peoples
ROUI TIE GIEA SEA BEACH. A cool. inyigoratDa
sail adeghtfu ride The olossus the hlephantne
roller coasters the Farisenne novelty etc seq
Beach Palace Oe with loo OF the coolest sleep ench antne
in the world, now open
ROLF ROLL ROLF RoLLi ROLF
The GREAT oLYMPIAN RINK, Coney Island will open
its floor finest and largest IN 9 world on thursday,
uneQualed list attractions cOmilislng
double skating by Irving and Miss Este Miss ggia
stanley Miss King Miss Jennie Dyer Miss critic
Mann Robbie Wood Charles H. Lyons, George
Durant and Prof stenoke unneard OF Aggregation oil
skating talent.
leave half hourly from the foot of whitehast ter
minus all elevated roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
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LIVERPOOL MAY p Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
gS, ca Long Clear Middirs 2Js GLi snort clear Middle,
BDs Gd short Ribs obi ~IOuHor-. rs d. p'r So
eef-l IS I'd indian Moss. ri MesA 80 ~
Prime Mess 6ts vi per bJl Prnne lest rast,fn.
Ga. " esern Iard-Amcrican. sos. 81; Prime west
ern 3ls I'D. OH 3js. ID. hams-i.pns CiL iis 81,
hhouders Butter ~ Gd. cSt FOR finest United
Nfates Chce-c-AmcTican Choice. lJs. 81. Mhrat-tc I
Western spring ~. .dG7s 10. tcd Winter u ~d.ais d.
per Genital No -prp s7s ID. New Nceri Winter s. -
New Mixed Western. Is. igti taui0ruu No ~ ud %
d. , lUl ttat. Produce
~UritH OF Turpentne 81 81 At Lone - oil 'r
cwt. ieansd Petro.eIm. iist per gluIn Coy'r Scti-
American Red lHs per cwi. IdliOwJ,a. I'd pr cHt HJl
Common 81 hi Pale is 6L dns. Oh Linsccd jill "a
"a. per cwt ne ,,,
centtl4 ne "a ling 3jlUu cHutal- American.
HE receipts o. American for the past three days were
II 800 ceptIl-
LoyDON Nay 27-Prodnce- fdusced on e2l 0R2 lIs
prr Ton Calcutta Linss.d, as. pr qIlrtor hls'3l
Take n gs n - PER to1. Hedaol Potrpen n. '4L0
Oasd Ger gallon. spirits OF rurp'ntns 2is 81. Dh cF
sperm Oh - pert1l. Ronn 20 u npn ~ OIL q - -
Pale IS, a. lIs Prov dOas -Llri. IT, ~. D'
American SUGAR IL. 3D. per cwt Tor Clha reatrltigd
polanzing JG' auJ IGs Gd Gljs Tor CuDI huscDyabtht
rein 1UIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Good Ordinary Low Middng Dl5Is
strict Good Ordinary % Middhng lO'is
Futures opened points lower and closed steady at
decline Of to points options and to points on
iate 4 a mn hale