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Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
Preventative of chiIIs,

is not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most eficacious, strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced, the value of which will be recognized by all who may use them.
 Private citizens of Arizona visiting St. Louis have expressed their convictions that it is pe- culiarly adapted to the wants of that Terri tory, and needs only trial to insure it's speedy introduction there.
 Orders addressed to THE WEST INDIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be promptly executed. dec 1S-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
Masonic!

Regular communication of White Noun tain Lodge, No. 8, A. F. & A. NJ. meet Thursdays on or succeeding each ful Moon. Soiourrlng Brethren In good stand ing cordially invited.
 By order of the W. NJ. CHAS. T. MARTIN, aug7tfI Secretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

Julian Hawthorne has in his house at Scotch Plains, N. J., little oak ta- Ole on which Mary Stuart ls said to have written her last letter on the morning of her execution.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

The importation of fire crackers this year will amount to 3OO,O00 boxes, an increase of 100000 boxes over last years importation. It is strange that inventive genius has net yet discov- cred Q way to produce these explosives in this country.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

Allegheny City has an electric rail- road that is a success beyond all ques- ten, and has besn so pronounced by experts from all parts of the country, It combines both the overhead and the underground systems, and performs wonders on heavy grades. It gives a higher rate of speed than can be ob- tained on the cable lines, and IS much more cheaply constructed and opera ted. From present indications, five or ten years hence will see no more hor- ses in use for propelling street cars, Already many electric roads are ID operation in different parts of the country, and many of the old style are contemplating changing to that form of propulsion. It looks as if electricity was destined to be yearly developed into new forms of service for mankind, and finally furnish us with heat, power, and hght.-Pitts- burgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

St.. Louis IS to have permanent ex- position, with tropical garden and the largest concert hall and art gallery in the world.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

A mass of copper weighing about twenty tons has been found atCopner Falls, Mich, and is being cut up into mcrchantable sized chunks.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
SAINT LOUIS, MIsSoUI

This great Tonic has been introduced to the people of the Mississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with unbounded success and popularity.
 There is nothing of the kind extant that equals it as a stimulant, an apetIzer, or anti dyspeptic. It is particularly adapted to nlala- rious districts and as a
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
Indian Expectations.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through In dian depredations in Arizona and New Mexi- co, will find it to their interest to communl- cate immediately with the undersigned in re- gard to the same, if they desireto take dvan tage of the laws recently passed by Congress to reimburse all parties who have suffered such losses. VIM. o. O'NEILL,
 Attorney at law,
 Prescott, Arizona. dac3tf
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
\. 0. Q. F.

Regular meeting of Globe Lodge No. 6, I. o. O. F., on Monday night of each week. at Masonic Hall. All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 JOHN IsAACs, N. G. LYMAN SULTAN, Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
Eeqal Notices.
EW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT.

~ KINGS COUNTY.
Gerdt Geerken. the sole surviving Executor Of ant
Trustee under the last VIII and Testament OF Nichols
Guiaune. deceased.
Plainu1
Paul Guisume talso called Pnulus Guillaune) Johann
Niceisus Guaume also called Jean Nicolas Guiaume)
Cathsrina Weber. Anna Margaret Schmitt Simon Gull
aume. Margarotha kremer slso called Marguerite Kre
men, Mars Goutte also called Marie GouteL stephan
Gullaume (also called Euenne Guillaumel julius Gull.
and sisters Of Nicholas Guilaum late Of tho City Of
Brooklyn State Of New York deceased, and the child
children Of deceased brother or sister Of tho
sad Nicheas 9ulau deceased and all the other heirs
Ola, Guillaume deceased who whose existence and
whose names are unknown % plaintiff and Mary Deneny.
as the Executrix Of tho last VIE and Testament OF Susan
nah Guillsume deeeased.
Defendanta
Trial desired in Kings County. EumInona
To the above named pefendants and each Of them:
on tho t1,iGirs Attorney Within twenty days
after the service ct this exclusive Of the day Of
judgment VIII BE- taken against BY default
Lief demanded IN the eomplant ~
Dated NewiYork. March 10TH 1888.
JOHN Z. BULLwINKEL.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Possof1co Address No. 2so Broadway New.
York City, NewYort.
TO s the .bevc named defendsnts except Mary Deneny
the ExecItsix Of the last VIII and Testament OF
SusJnnsh Guillaune. deceased:
The foregoing Is served upon you By publica
the yusces supreme Court q the state Of New
York dated tho 2ls day OF March, 1885, and died with
tho complaint m the oce OF the Clerk Of the County Of
State Of New York the 21st day Of March. 1888
Dnted March 2tst 1888. -
JOHN Z. BULLwINKEL.
once and Postonhce Address 40. 200 Broadway,
Eew-York City. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE May l2-Cotton steady Middiin- 100 Fionr
higher firm howard street aud Western super nns
81 5O6s3 o. Extra DO s. 2J1t 90 Family 40 - s2@
45 Citv Mills SuDernns ~ 30 az 49, Extra do a.
do Rlo Rranis "a 81 o. Patapsco Family 50 30 40 SUI
nerlatye Patent S. g. Whoat-Southerp nrm futz So
lO2c; Isngberry 9S 1929; wosters higher NO "nter
stsaOis.c; DO August 94'sD95t c Corn-Sosthsrn
sicher White 6Gc. Yellow 66167c Western higher and
dnll Mixod May 63164c. oats steady. Ssuthern
u, 40 SaIo western White Al 426432c Western Mixed
ar g9o Gale PennsyLvaaia at 4Oe44c. Rye firm at 50
as4c Provisions steady aud quiet Ness PORK $40 90
Pnlkmeas SHOULDERS andClear kis Sides packed os &C.
1Ssd2sc Lard refined 9Lc Butter nrm. w.ssrs packed
II o23c ~ DISC Ergs higher al Is &c PoIro-
ienm steady Refined at 7asG7hc
BOSTON May l2-Fsur strong and advanced l0125o
per Dbl The activity is IN winter wheat Com qaet
but nrm steamer yellow 69e7Oc Oats hardening. with
a inht dsuaud; No White Acc. shorts quiet and
unchanged. Provisions steady. Butter steady; Western
Extra Creamery rs e26c Extra Vermont 12oc Ckeese
and unchanged Extras at l41c Western Firsts at lac
Recepts-Feur 34OO bbla and 800 sacks Corn To- 200
bush oats {. 500 bush. Shorts 52 tons
BuFFAIo May l2-Whest-No No Hard In tn market ;
No. i Northern higher; sales oil 1000 bush 81
glc; No Northern Choice. S9o over chicago June do
No . Red 81 d l2c; No White Michigan 81. Corn in
FAR demand ana higher: No 3. 594G6Oe: No. Yellow
&c 10. Yellow, G3c Oats active strong and higher
no 2 White sold at 42c; No White 40c'4; No. q
Mixed SOC Barley dull. Ry.-one car OF No. Western
sold a67c Flour firm, with fair demand Best Paent
Spring 50 %; Best Patest Winter 81 30 per bs
in carload lots. Milfeed steady Winter Bran $40 rs
Spring $40 90 per ton cornmsal firm Oatmeal firm.
Canal reights lower; Wheat at $40 Corn 3Lc oats 2c.
Receipts-Whsat l7l.000 bush Corn 10000 bush Oats
los 0eOo Barley $1,000. Rye "a 900. shipments by Rail
bush oats bash shipments by CanaiWheat ~ 900
bush Corn $1,000 bush. Oats $4,000 bush Rye 9.oos
bush
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
rEAr1,pEs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The influences which affected the tone OF speculation
st the Produce Exchange all still In full
force at the close on Saturday Even allowing for SEN
satlonalsm In Of the Western views ana pfedio'
tons OF the crop outlook considerable shortage In winter
wheat is accepted by the trade, and some loss on the
spring crop looked for In consequence OF the recently
prevailing freezing weather Saturdays weather news
was Alarming in character and It supplemented by
better cable adyices although shippers still refuse 70
make purchaser Nevertheless the spot wheat market Is
held 1.2d1 cent higher, and the foreign demand VIII as
suredy the strength OF the American markets. can
be held while longer. The wheat options were eAcea
and buoyant from beginning to end and at the formal
close gains were recorded OF Ia for May at sl and
ssd1 Is cent for other months follows June,
90: July 90 49, August 81 "a September %; De-
cember 81 90 81. After the regular hours, traoing
continued I'm the hallway, because the Chicago markets
sull open, and these late dealings were marked
continued arm Tone with only natural easing on IN
prices from heeyy real.atlons The close, onica ana
actual mus, DO quoted strong The cash corn market
was put up 1a1 but tho rise repelef all export
demand The options were about as buoyant as "hes"
May delivery advancing cents to % IL cents osu0.
natural sympathy with the leading cereal corn was ne
BY the scarcity Of the spot supply and the light receipts
For the other options after May the firm at gains
of IA for juno at on, for July at GO 5S, 10 ior
August at % L. Is for September at 90 L., ana
cent for October GO IA cents Oats were inhuehcea
by light receipts and the general bulish feeling ana ho
yanced IS for May 80 "a, and June at 40 LIZ LOT
July at 40 L. and IA cent for August at 30 S4 cents
The proysion markets enjoyed decided strength and In
lard option. net advances scored Of 11a7 points an
follows: May, IS IS june IS SO; July, IS %; August
ss 50; September and October 50 g. s,s =,
New.York baltimore, Phade phla and Boston were as
fOOws Wheat bushels s0r1 ga SSsSes aeur
81 100 pscSages At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the Wheat 6ss bushels sS5n s s0 S1sS
bushels oats 100 693 bushels total gain ooz'1o' pu'n
els; -four, % 9S8 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Continues on Il the up,
Ss5f u II
SS G@ suS ss.e% ID n ''s pay
a current rent @ Extra a. s. 80 for west
q s At go 5d SS g. later a. n eH
S9S SO Low ES S 1855 BIS MSne GS
E EsT at w :. Sass To- and in some Included
in tho sales were 1900 bb taken by eISrers Quo
SPH s,is ss $50 1857 So fn
2o Low Extras 1898 ST G Slaer % Ss1s 7o
@ sS l3s 5s p IS sOI RPs
Nsa%m oi Isoq n Fancy t3sii
LotRe very Quiet Sales 97S o S9s Fsns4
Ing eaH S5 to r H, E IS 50
supHns s at - s$ sSa*s e Ye Is
quoted C5as S. and BaOdyw bS x az % eS CD
weather at the main for the further GSG
Which dsySp aa udsc OFT Cn
weFe very sSl'h Sef and the dealings quite brisk
seseSs se shovel % Tdwn nSi se
SS MY ta!s shs to s Ea
and M on firmly The SPOT market 4, re ndhaS d Sh
only fS one load for milling sales i 2o 600 bushels ~,
spns a. Sc 9SAs sgS Ss 10 quoted
5omRsI elevator asi % - di iH d n, No
IS is H CLOSING s at 90 isc closing
81 % s DO AqEgs g. closing at oc1c
closing a. % 90 1sc do Do Dee Mag s s5s
and o RsEtH hs !sns1 IN Wi a%d
s q snssais '''S4 5.,, sS.s
Ell .S{. ar S 4 e ,iss
go g SSG sS' ;S1 ss Ss:a
g s &C. car 81 o "a June Nc Go saE
g closing q cs 4f DO oS sePtsmOSa 50 i c
s &c S at slU cse at &C IS hsef
sales los bushels future 1900 bushels spot IN
SY9g 80 % at wS d9 VIE 4g No. Wht lo
xed Western $50 12c White hSa 90 az" e;Sa a.
q M'1 closing do a 4; 81 % 3gRs SsaG & Gs
Aay June SO and 5S er az nominal al q &
FEFD-steady and UNCHANGED -. .,.,
AMP 100 n 6. but TO- rnf sG@SsS
shipping, zoe. sTRAw-LOng rye, s5asl; short rye
change. Quotations: n. Y. State, crop Of 1851 best
lSc do medium 10ai2c; do, con, eommon 9alCe STATE
sal2c do 1856, common to good 4dOc Germans crop
5 stock *, was 9gIG Sc, chG .s MGw
Ice, June delivery; also cargo Cabaren to Phil
her yns no 5psO in any
S$y1h ma SI ;SiT.;
but no disposition shown to deal in large
S S s?ins
aia q g + g i sgSsi g. 81 s. q 81
W. G. 90 90 w. w. 50 o.
At m pIaTSS. a from hs tho
sa ocRSS SuiTsfs 2nfTTsseE department of the market
showed sc and while e law, Tsr So S hd hey
ron Philadelphia, Austrian bark. $500 bbls cruie
at private terms; Colombo hence British ship 10000
The rates hence 10 direct ports in the United Kingdom
Liverpool. London. Glasgow. Bristol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 10 (specaD. Although It was satur
days MARKET short one here and very snort ono III
the East a cent and added to the price OF
wheat owing 20 the low temperature in the Northwest
The opening SO IL cents for July But besides tins
there was ttcnlenIous
buying yigor Outsiders were in the pit In stronger
numbers than any opening yet and this element Is inc
enormous buying oy the big men, and some enormous
selling but IL did against the operations OF the
huge aggregate OF thousands small traders The July
option sold as low sass 1s cents. ana as hign a.
81 is cents 1t closed aJ SO SO cents. May corn sod
az 60 3S cents highes. figures yet Provisions were
without special incident, sympahlyn2 with the exce
rnent in grain July pork opened a, sl4 40, SOLD DC
tween s14 50 and slt 40 and closed at "a a. JqlS
and closed IS 81 L2as8 40 July short ribs opened at
81 u.s. sold between 81 ~ IL ami 81 80 ana closed 40
4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a light inquiry to-day, but
the changes in prices are unimportant ruling firm:
sis C 50 o Ss and for Short ce SG's al
sGasIs Extra Prime at sl3 Prime MesS sl5asl5 80 and
.%y Ness E,, India ala Ms s os Fag Ma Ss.
o. 50Ss9 Plate @ e5Gs7 90 Extra Mess s7ds7 80 ;
Packet 81 5oss7 BEE tIG hAMsc c; and in
NopsSS was done today but the advantage is stiil
With holders Picked Bellies, 12 n average, at 7 $50
loose and Use in boxes Picked Hams at II 1:aq
II 2c a fsSed smoked Hams at sm s4e
uO' MIppIES-wbolly neglected DRESSED HoGS~
Rule firm prices ssS Win sse 'l Pies! demand CITY
1s AD in Wheat speeuiato was slow Without
irm Spot lots were held stronger, but trading unn-
pcrtant Sales 25 ties soc, but closed s63as zoe.
I steam STEADY M South American MSy e 2SI1ed a,
s 0jc: $50 ties june at s52Gs5ec closing at Soc $50
ties july at 1898 5sc, closing az S55c; 1000 ties
s5SS 6sc. closing at SG2c 1000 October at s54a
S Coo closing at s. G2c, nominal. :: BUTTER-The
week closed with dull look, aud holders are willing in
s come o sasss 70 9 Flen eCe state halthrkn tubs oe
SGc: State Creamery 26c welsh tubs 23d24c Western
Fao % Ssssc Dairy wsse5n
gone no material change with . slow movement New
State Factory 1.2Glee Including white l2e do
&c. EGGS-There Is very llt.le stir 10 the move
neni and the feeling IA about steady state and Penn
i! y - buck Eyes 5aisc i'' Southern
sTEARiNE--Dull and nominal City quoted a lie
sd H raw there was little demand ouota,on.
<a4 Ssc for Molasses 3lc for fair refining sud lice
Tor 80 test Centrifugal, Refined unchanged Quota.
lions. Cut Leaf :; , IrISnea nou s. Cubes
eef is coce ID ssS lis White extra S 7s
TsLI6wNRstSeT easier again With more re"S Sosg
Prime City quoted aso. Sales 100000 n 4 5sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14

LIVERPOOL May l2-2iSo m.-Besf--Tode offer
moderately fork-Hoidsrs offer moderately. HAms-Hoid
err, oser rely 4seSn-Hodss oisr freely Cheese
ponuneiiodors offer sparlnrlv osin-Tn poor dems nd
Lard-sp.t AMI futuresHoders oror sparingly Wheat
In fair demand. flour-Hoders oner freely Coru--spot
This supply - goor Futures-noders :nsr sparlngiy
Mixed Wesiern-Spot strong ~ bs 3d.. NAY strong at
81 gi June firm at Sc Ld July hrm at As IL I'D Hops
at Neutrality-suspicious. State-Holders offer freely.
ANrwERP. May l2.-Pstroleum pale American, l6
francs 70 centnes paid and ID fanes 81 ssntmss ssera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14

~ the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Middle District OF Alabama.
Tho American Loan and Trust Company,
OF New'IorK' IN Equity,
No lOx
The Montgomery and Florida Railway
Company
decree OF the Circuit Court or inc
United States the Middle District Of Alabama, ma lie
in in equity wherein the The American Loan
and Trust Company, OF New York, Is complainant ana
the Montgomery and Florida Railway Company IL de.
PENDANT all creditors OF the respondent VINO calm or
hold lien upon any OF tho property embraced by the
mortgage deed Of trust executed by the respondent 10
the complznan the 26th day Of May, 1856 copy
whereof is attached Exhibit A. to the bill filed In sad
cause are hereby called and required to come IN ana
proye their respective liens claimed held upon any OF
said property before j. W. DIMMICK one Of the Mas
ters OF said court at his office In the City OF Mont
gomerv Alabama, on or before the Goth day of May,
1SSS: or In default thereof they will be excluded tho
benefit OF the decree under which distribution may be
made In said cause. j. W. DlMMlCk, Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New.Ycrk. Saturday, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s3
cars OF 5G2 head-0 at Jersey City which cars
export Steers 10 cars at 60thst for Mr. Eastman
and IL cars OF Gin for shipment by NJ. Goldsmith
No trading in 1--we Cattle. Feeling steady.
Shipments reported yesterday Boston shipments for
the week 1928 Beeyes and 4, 5S6 quarters OF Beef
CALVEs-ony "a head received to-day Feeling
steady Halienbeck & Hollis sold so Duttermk Calves
1O5 n average, at lac per n Fed Calves 1885 n at
1.2c; 10 veais, 1872 n Of s lie
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts u cars Of 2, coo he'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY II, I 50

equally divided between tho yards Total for the week,
90 900 head against %, 554 head last week. Marhe'
firm for Good stock, but dull for Common
Clipped Sheep sold "a 60dsG 65 few Wooled 90,
st 81 Clipped Yearings Is 50esT 80: car load OF
wooled do at SO 25 and Spring Lambs at 9aloc per NJ
saes-Hallenbeck & Hollis 142 Clipped Buffalo Sheep
73 n at Lee per n 112 do "a N, at 1Sc lou 90,
70 n at o 1.4c; % Clipped State Yearlings oZ ID az
b2c; 1913 do, SO n at 34c; SO do, % ID ~ Iic
1873 woo,led do (part Sheep. "a N. at 1-4c
Dllenback & Dewey: % Clipped Buffalo Sheep, W 70,
AZ Sc "a do So n at 1fe 235 do so NJ at 80 40 per
100 n no Clipped Michigan Yearlings 90 No. ~ ~ o.,
d. Harrington ISL Clipped Michigan Yearlings "a
n at 5-Sc per n. IN -
Hume & Mullen: PSI Clipped Western Sheep, rs H.
at 6 94c per n -.
newton a GiIlett: 213 Clipped Ohio Sheep, 81 ~ az
90 e5 per 100 $50 do "a n at 30 So 2l1 Kentucky
Spring Lambs 50 81 ~ at s10i 10 do. 45 NJ ut ~;
Unshom Kentucky Ewes, 81 n, at s7 Clipped BUCKS anu
yves los n, at s5. -.
sherman 4 Culver: 200 Clipped Ohio Sheep, SO n, at
e6 40; 2S1 do 81 n, at 90 25.
j. N. Pidcock: I9s Clipped Territory Sheep. IT N. at
a IS per 100 ~ - a
Judd Buckingham 900 Clipped Ohio Culls, 81 b2
n at ~ 60 per 100 n.
HOGs-Recepts were 90 cars of 3241 head-7 cars
at Jersey City and 40ths Total for the week
30 464 head against 33 800 head last week None for
sale alive. Nomlnally steady at IS 70as5 0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
" FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH.

NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK r. r.
Train leaves foot q Cortland. and pesbrosses SIS
at any Ticket once Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co
IT, w DUNNE. Supt r. d. COOKE @. r.. q y. A.
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
4. RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West %cd
ana Jay sta as folit~s; 49,.
West 4ed:st, 80 m Jsyst, Z 80 q m, 70, Md
EorwIeh, Utica. Rene 9Hsid, Fulton: oswegO Buffalo,
West 4od.sL, 10 j. m; Jay-st 3;5S p M. for MID
dle,awn. Ellenvllle. Waikiki Valley points
West 42d. st., :o5 D. m. Jayst, 10 p. m daily for
Mddetown, Fasburg Liberty Walton, Norwich; Oneida.
Oswego Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago St. Loua
Buffet seepers to'Niagsra Falls Reclining Chair Car
Pullman sieepng bertha reserved at so7 broadway
T T,y s sse ~ e & so r. wa;s s9S sSO.a
New.Xoyk J. @. ANDERSON, @. r. A..
ls Exchange Place. New.yoyk. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
Gearbero.
f}lnsiral Instruments.

"A upright and square pianos OF our make when We're
cislv selected oy used by the artists OF the Met
spnotsn Opera House Company during the past opera
sepson will be sold liberal reduction from our regular
nrices. PIANOS FOR RENT. .o., =.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. 112 5h-ave. above lotn-se
INIsCHER PIANOS, renownei for tone and standing G
Il IN tune Manufactures and storerooms 421 TO 425
West osthst., and s67 Broadway, 1Sth-st tDitson
uuildne) Pianos exchanged rented or instaments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFEE-In spot the market for Brazil grades
was held firmly 34c In No few saeJ ere ndcs
there is fair movement from day TO day az Pre o
sales 1347 bags Cuenta, 10 iZc Zooo psgs
Washed Caracas f7c 200 bags Unwsshed 1ascss liz
200 bags Unwsshed do Ice and oo0 psss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
ANTWERP woor. Sara

ANIwERP May l2-At the wool salcs to-day there was
good attendance and active
ded bales gsrs offered Of which l3ss bales we're sold in
cludng 4iO otes OF Buen0s 5d2lO francs per
100 kos LIS bales Of Msntevdeo at 100 1900 francs
3i5 bales Australian llO0 per 100
kos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
Qeafbfrs.

= MTRIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c. 70 Colleges schools and Fsmiiie q, Apply 70
MRS NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON, 20 Union Square.
REST TEACHERS supplied; no. charge. TEACH.
a. Frs registered for 20 cents for postage vacancies
always on hand: form for stamp. H. r. AVERY, hmerl-
can School Bureau, West 14th,st, N. y.
GOVERN Ess-An experienced lady teacher IN music
III modern languages and In English branches wishes
position as g0yerness in family IN the country from
June 70 October. Address L. j. b.. brooklyn 4: U.
nRIyATE LESSONS in stenography (Pitmans I'm
proyedl given st my residence, 80 Clinton place CITY,
terms so cents per lesson: day and evening. MRS.
HENRI L. STUART
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

ANTWERP. May I2.-wiicozs lard closed at % frasos
so eentimes loo kilos. .
BREMEN May i2-Potroleum marks as pfsnnixs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-14
LIVE Stock MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. May l2-Ths DrorsT
Journal reports Cdtls-Reoeipts 1900 head Marker
stropg Beeves 81 1913 l0i cows Sz6SgS3 stoekors
and Feeders s27Saf3 80; Texas steers sSSS@ ~
ogs Rsceipts 900 heads shipments 5000 head marke
opeped higher bat closed with advance lost Misc
IS IS 6Ot Heavy SIS $685. 80; Light 50 3o6so ooi
pigs 81 0o6s5 Is 49,. a., o..a
common weak. Natives Woolled. s. 50cSo oo; shofh
BUFFALO. May le.-oants-Rseepts last ~ hours we're
last ll4l. Consigned Through l57 cars OF wncn
Io5 10 New York; sale 16 carloads hrm Common 70
Fair "a 1894 IS: Good TO choice shipping 81 So
the bulk sold .oa,t 49,, -
Shesp-Receips last - hours were 1900 head Ios LOT
the week thus 81. 600 For same time iast week
~ $50 Consigned through 10 OF which ID TO New
YORK 81 sale proes declined 100 loc com ION
10 Medium 81 75ds5 IS; Medium TO Good s. 259s3 0o
GOOD TO Choice So oO060O - ,., a.. 81.
Hoo,-Recepts "a hours S037 head. Total for the
v.es thus far a. 1870 nead For Same time Lass week
10 $50 head Cons gned through AZ cars OF which ~ 70
New.York: ~ carloads on sale pricos declined PC lvo
Selected Medium weights SIS IS e5 IS Rongh "a sO1s3 70
sngs 50 00es4 rs. All offerings taken
ST LOUIS. May IL. Cdutn-Recsipts none; snip
ments 900 head MARKET firm Choice HeavJ Na awe
steer 40 w. Fair 10 Good Nativo steers - wv
81 81; Butchers steers. Medium 10 Choice fj 20 eS 20
stocker. Feeders fair 10 good 81 zoos 3D. hangers
Hoos-Recslps 600 hesd shipments 2470 head; market
steady. Choice Heavy and Butchers selections SO VOe
9 Packing Medium to Choice. 81 800 80 oo liShs
grades Ordinary TO Best, s. 20 % 45. 800 ,,,.
Sh,ep-Reeoipts 5000 head shipments 3OO0 .AlarAe'
steady. FAIR - Fancy 81 QUASI 20