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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. May 2-Co,son arm bu. quie. Middlias los
and s.%, 90 !. SS
$50 city MN. sups,ans 80 1920 EXIT. DO ysosssa
81. Lsnsborrg $50 oSl Western quiet. No Winter Red
spst .! eoi.c bid do Coz Nay sosSs9ss DO i:s
S Ssss5e wss:a ss%
e. May &C = ts: ss.s s @ e,:
western Mixed a. 4GSs2S arm PRIME 70 sos. Sss
r.. ~. 'S sos7 g. iSsvson. ..sss
Bukmeats. shoulders and Clsar RID sidss psokss
Hans. Iara ssnea &C. Batter rm ws:srs
packed 2id23& Creamery Ns26e Eggs wsro gnlss
And easy 2e r:.r0sSm ~ sr sSas
:o; Sc seSp: 1,:s :'sy Z, Si p.s
sss.T se.p,sso. soos nSa Wheat 10000 su:n
Cors 1000 bush Dat. 5000 BUSH Rye J, 700 bush
Germ 10000 bush.
BOSTON, May 2.-.Flsur steady and In lisht demand
Yso ..s ss and oa NJ %s
Butter in moderate demand and prices unchanged.
s IS ..., Es1 n &C.
Ss'r Corn ss su. og
bush. Shorts III tens.
BUFFALO MAY 2-whest-No Hard dull ana unsettled
ec s.'d rs Dt hSos sqs over Chicago 10
regular 7c May asked Winter Wheat in tar demand
ss No. s'S M' sn noe .s N
cars No yellow e6c. Oats steady and unchanged
80 Wit: tOS4psS S S soS wns No
sOc asked. Rye dull and UNCHANGED; No Western go
Csc Fea ssay H ss. coca wnsr q so esr M
Carload lots MIfeed and strong Winter Bran
$40 20 spring do ss 90 per 91 o cSrnmsa strong oss
bush. Oats 5000 bush. shipments-wheat $4,000 bush
oats e.OO0 bush.
CHICAGO. May 2-rhs leading futures ranged
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$50 En- ployes. costing 80,

The engineers department. for instance, is one
In which economy might immediately he prac-'
tised With the greater part Of the work ready
60 be turned over in June there is certainly not
sufficient work for the great corps Of thirty-nine
men now employed. Again, If every inch OF the
thirty miles Of Aqueduct were under construction
az one and 40 the same time, the l59 inspectors
now employed would have only about thousand
feet each TO inspect. But with the present al
yanced condition Of the work this force OF IN
spcctors is conceded to be far beyond all bounus'
There arc only two principal items Any ihVe ..a
gent citizen who knows anything about inc
Aauoduct work will discover from the tape gwen
that an enormous force of men Is being kept en-
ployed and On enormous sum OF money poins
spent monthly for which no return Whatever ~
given the public. 1t is for this reason that ti9
hope is expressed generally that the Mayor VIII
he made a member of the Commission, and pro-
coed 10 rim up things with his customary vlgor.
Mayor Hewitt said yesterday that he TOOK inc
ground that his action In regard TO the prac1Ga.i
sub-letting Of the Aqueduct contracts was puDIlc
notice to the Commissioners as TO the iIiegahty
of the payment Of the Il per cent to OBrien a
Clark II these payments continued, he consldereu
that the Commissioners would make themseVes
personally liable do not say" said the Mayor
that it is unlawful for them to go on as they
have been going bat in view OF the puonc &C
cusations Of the sub-lctting, the subject must DE
investigated. and if the payment is decided TO De
illegal, It must be stopped" AS 1t Is IN the
Mayors power TO refuse TO sign the warrants
the contractors may have to go to the courts 70
compel payment. ,
Corporation Counsel Beel1man said yesterday
that he was preparing his answer to the Mayors
letter Before Il would be in readiness, ne would
have 10 investigate the exact relations which eNst
between OBrien IL Clark and the alleged sub
contractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
rr.ruRrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS


There Improvement Of 14012 cent In spot wheat
yesterday but exporters mado purchases The options
however displayed strength than on Tuesday. due
mainly extremely bulish reports from the California
markets but tho volume of trading did quite reach
600 900 bushels The extreme gain OF the day was
cent reaction under reai7atons occurred near the
end and final prices only 1853 cent higher but
fully scady follows: May "a 10. June 9S "a. July
90 So August %, September 90 Ia December % IL
cents TIC cash corn marEes quiet but firm, and
shippers actually bought 10000 bushels The options
under the better speculative feeling in all the
cereals and closed steady with grain of l2 for May at
o. 1.2 3s for July 02 "a and Ia cent for June at
CT 34. and August and September at 90 cents. Oats
were fcaturecss the options closed tn" better at
81 "a May, IS is for June and 80 12 cents for July
The lard market exhibited continued strength and the
lions points follows: May 50 80, June sS p.
July IS 80. August So 80, September es 30.
The receipts grain and -four reported yesterday at
New.York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
follows: Wheat SOL bushels; corn, 40202 bushels
oats s35 bushels total grain 1097SS bushels; -four
"a OS2 packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Louis
the arrivals werc: Wheat o. 1872 bushels corn, 33f Ala
bushels oats 234 bushels total grain 68S $40 BUSH
els -four. 30 b23 barrels.
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MR. WINS DEMANDS INVESTIGATION.

BE OFFERS TO THROW OPEN HIS PRIVATE COR
nEspoSDENcE AND CHECK BOOKS TO THE
MAYOR.
City Chamberlain WINS yesterday sent the following
letter to Mayor Hewitt demanding al investigation
into his conduct and standing city official:
Three morning newspapers have given publicity 10
statements to the effect that have mismanaged and
misused my Office, and now, without making any de-
tailed reply whatever to the statements and insinua
tons-which ncvert heless assert to be false, ar-
which II true, impeach my fitness for ofce-I ask you
as Mayor, fully to investigate my management Of my
Office In general and particularly with regard 10 the
specific Instructions contained in said articles. And
TO enable you do this the fully and thoroughly
now, without reserve. throw open to you your
representative entire private correspondence and
papers, we'll as private check and bank books,
IN addition to those Official documents which II is your
right to examine upon your own motion The huc-
tuaoDs IN the balances OF the City Treasury and the
consequent fluctuations In the balances in the differ
ent banks Of deposit, Is matter with which you arc
already entirely familiar.
j inclosc tho three newspaper articles to which /
refer, and while cannot enter into any public Con-
troversy with private individuals. no matter what
their character and standing may be. can and do
voluntary submit the allegations although no direct
or proper charges are made to you the Chief Exec
tive Officer of this city. AS seek TO avoid mo rc
sponsibilty Tor my official acts, and as I have no
reason for hiking any Of my private affairs now cali
attention to the matter for your Official action
As financial officer invested with large trusts ana
whose integrity should be above suspicion deem 4,
my duty to take this course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
cTTY FUNDS WASTED.
rxrRAyAaANoE ON THE AoUEDUcr.

.,,,or,s pAY-RoLLs FOR LITnk "ohA
wRrrcHxS JOBS OF CONTRACTORS
x.,-or pewitt's letter to Corporation Counsel
,.shr,an. asking him TO inquire into the legal re-
A~.dn,l,tv Of sihe Aaueduct Commissioners for
20. .,tv,s loss through their negligence In the con-
80. =, that work has stirred up perfect storm
-, .,ono the line Of those connecteo WIN 'he
~.,,,,,ssion or the Aqueduot contracts. Some OF
~. Commissioners consider themselves personally
'...,hed and aggrieved by this action OF the
80 =, hs. been learned that General Samuel
rss .r,as president of the East tennessee, VIZ
-. ora Georgia Railroad, as bondsman Tor
-, Howard g. Co.. who arc the heaviest
..uoarc. contractors next to O'Brien d Clark, has
ss,r.a w snap in to protect himself and fin
~, .,,,r work The defaults In their work dis
''n "a. m 20 this date will cost $4,000 TO
go ooo TO make good, and tho investigation as
" 49, condition of their contracts is only III part
VO,nr,c,cd. When the Investigating Committee
.o a.. search there was little or complaint
- 49,. ,.rfection of their work Engineers are
VI V' 80 examining carefully the work Of OBrien
r,.,y and bringing to light many defects
49, those contractors are being compelled to
-.;t,, Roth firms had expected to tu-n over
.s.,r sections as completed in June, but thou
.as ~ dollars will now be spent TO make them
-, IN view of the searching scrutiny TO which
they will be subjected
II was reported yesterday that some OF tho
Commissioners have determined TO discharge Chief
Engineer Church and to insist chat he has been
The person responsible for the loose and extrava-
cant management. 1t is said they intend TO make
him wholesale scapegoat, TO charge him with
negligence and incompetency, and to try and make
the public believe that he alone was responsible
tor all their blunders and plundering.
The proposition to put Mayor Hewitt into the
Board by renovating the former law is considered
measure in the direction Of economy. The
summary Of the pay-rolls Of the Commission. as
Dublished annually in The City Record has
shown an enormous and disproportionate increase.
Y. &c nc follows:
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THE COURTS.
THE SYNAGOGUE MUST PAY TAX

THE SYNAGOGUE MUST PAY TAXES.
4 suit in which the congregation Kol Israel Anschi
Poland whose synagogue is at No go Forsythst seeks
10 be relieved Of taxes It's property the years 1851
e2s4 Of s670 80 on the ground that IL
exempt because Of being used exclusively for religious
purposes tried before Justice Lawrence In the SUI
preme Court, Special Term On behalf Of the city Il was
shown that there we're baths In the basement tho syna
eoeue but explained that they were used only in
connection with religious ceremonies and tina. the contr
buttons given by the bshers went support o tho
building shown the hand that the h,tbs
were 70 oil Hebrews who wished them whether
they members Of tho congregation or not and th,.
The ;antor. who lived In the basement OF the building
could have 10 them. Justice Lawrence yesta,6av
Gsnissed the complaint holding that the building was
not used exclusively for religious purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May (SpeclslIhe news from California FUR
nished motive TO the wheat market from the opening
TO the close The price July which began at So 3S
CENTS went to SO 1.SdS3 L. The California
turned the figures up from this point July selling az
"a g cents and closing at SO 81. Besides the
from California there damage reports from the North
west Cash Of the NO grade sold up 70 e3a3S IA
cents showing an unusually sharp demand May opened
at TX 7s cents sold So 5S and So and closed
55 81 In provisions Hutchinson bought largely Of
ribs and buled them 10 cents The stocks were 30 near
the estimates that they did not at all affect prices Pork
for July opened s1s 80 sold at s1S 90 ana closed 40
ana az Juy lard opened at 81 81 sold at IS TO- and
closed az As OF 12 July short ribs opened 1t 81 81 Ia
sold up to 81 As and closed there.
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a the sss%;' E5sasa.s is,y sa'' Hs
MAY ~ ju,S w sso cs s% q 30 s9Si
no.. $50 No2 White $50 Keceipss-wheat 3.4oo bush
Corn $500 bush. Oats 1.4Oo bush.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 2.-Whsat steady No Red SIN
No. no. 2 Mixed SIC bid '
easier: june at soas. Corn .teaay; 80 At SsS
a pae1 80 TO- RI:
~. :: :,..SS s%1i "a ss
1900 buah 49,, Barley tSOo Ousl shipments - f'oa1
Receipts 2.2 cara ss ear" Go.Ss s%
10 10 . JSi, nara cash
June July s2 n No N0 on s..s snS
lar Msrl sac No Northern s2s. No Northern sos
Mixed %sy o.s a'% Aim! H "a Nsss S.
s,,rIs s' 8 T & S hsss
R sy. oa So Sa'A 0'''
rs% 81 Patent: Hs 'ss g %S.. .ss
f s 90 n 81, ss &c 1s;
ssss ss'5s $40
S d:sd "a JS s oas.
f Bran s Soc 'a T%s
Prans - ooasls o. Butter vas a5.a ers.T:Ty .,
is nss;. Sss:sesa s:s 1ss
Clear is RIOS s. Ssss7 A. sScr! Clear: s. sasss5 IS
e sss 80 G'I Clear Rss SSS
Foo 30 Dei T'T %ns. s h'sss. :s:
co b sy ss. 1880
bush oat. 5000, ensa hys none Barley 1000 bush;
n9 ss Co May
yaly eisc Did. Oats quiet May $3.50 bid; Juno sass
western and psaa.ylvsaiA saDsraas 81 tSss2 1S DO
q o. Gi' rsan.yi Ss Roller Process: $3.50 OHIO
S:s: = So DC &: .'s:ss
S. ssi & &c &.
g. e.
siSose. co1DEMart.t s,rons demand sh. future.
s. sSd for Va,
6; d.m..S . 90
al:s Sa ws .s..a4 NJ Win:
for for Nav ''' ssssise q: for June .iTs.i.o. 90
:s $.:sa.; XIX
sal 1o'i s'' q
90 ss' Do s''r sss ''Ss &c.,
currents Far e sSss 7ss1ss h;erSs' sssS:
s s:s Good 70s7s fiorss new potsssss
beef city Family. bol s. 90 $50 co. do DO PACKETS
81 b00S 00 Smoked Best 129l3c. Beef Hams sio 500
i! So Psr.;; N.., SIC 9o; DO Prime Mesa ne.
5c do cnrea IA nsrcss lohsiihs Stiles cle., RiessA
shsulders in crv SAT- ana fully cured sscI a.
do. smoked AZ 7.c shoulders pickle curet I've
2 PC. DO da smoked St85Sc. Bellies IA pickle 80
sos do Breakfast Bacon az Zoe Lara s,saayI CITY
81 1898 90 Butter steair-Pepnsylvsn4 crsamsC E1n
2I6 soc western Creamery Extra Al 2sc D. T. aha y.
Y. Creamery Extra 2j628c Western Factory z0e2sci
Packing butter l2si!c Eyes we're steady
iar demand New Ysrk Full Cream ~ sSiisss ONE
Flats Choice IL ians Fair Prime l0'.1lis sneA
steady. Powdered 7e7,sc ersnslatst 6'Ss iSiSc Feed
seaIy 10 Aoo, Test IN uDiA 7,c RsceipA-Fioar $500
bits Wheat 26o0 busa Corn 5000 push o an iLvVe
bush Shipments wheat 9.7Oo bush Germ o'VV oash
oats 400 bnsh
PHILADELPHIA May 2--s.45 a.-csrn. wheat and oats
dull and unchanged
TOLEDO May a-wheat active. higher cssh ssraci
May IS -; June sSs.c July SSrc; Aneust ssci sop
tenber IS C"rn active higher cash o7c; May 57%c
Oats quiet lower ca.h, hay ~ no. Cioversend dull ans
irrn, cash 81 90; October 81 a. RecertsWhoAt 1000
bush Corn 1000 bush coversee. ~ bags. shipmenm-
Wheat 1000 bush. Csrn @ooo ou'@ Cio'sfssea tos
baGA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
1.oNDoy WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Nay 2-There full attendance at The Wool
sao' TO-DAY The bidding was animated and the Market
nrn The Offering, amounted 70 34Ol bales The saes ia
detl are as follows VictoriaSalos 300 bales scoure
i93agis "a DO; locks and pieces SOL: eHd greasy
200 bales secured sdsi. 3D. do locks asd
pieces ID; I'D NewZealapd-sales 400 bales secured
do lock: and gscss ygSsisd aSeen:snd-sa.:. 100
bales soollsn odSls al do loeSs ana piece: sdss
l2o0 bales secured 9d 1ls i'd do locks and pieces.
u I'D greasy, od dod; do loo ks aud pieces OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
OH. MARIETTA

CITY, PENN May 2,Na'iGn. Trsn:lt Certificates sn
ssles 7io 600 barrels oiearance 234S0o0 BARRELS char
ter 77S barrels shipments Sso7t barrels; rnn "Ss@i
Darrcla
PTrTsBuRa Penp May 2.-Petroeum irregular and fairly
active National Transit opened a. So closed
at sc; highest s67st lowest, ST. 49,, ,,,. ,,.-,,a..
BRADFORD Penn. May 2-National TRANSIT Certacttcs
ops at 5? i. closed sG highest s7is lowest soh
TITusvr 'p penn War 2yatonai Transit certificates
opened VI 81 highest 50, lowest So q; CLOSED. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
SPIRITS OF ruBrEyTINE
ILNfyGTox May 2--Turpentins stoady al 81 tgc.

CINCINNATI. Nay 2-Fiour hrm In fair demand Family
50 50as3 10; Fancy 50 9saS4 Id. Wheat steady No
ked sshssSe Receipts 900 bush shipnsn" acne Corn
dull; Sa Hixsd 90 A91 stesdri Ma AKed Al
S1e. Rye steady No. at 0sc. Pork hrn AZ sit 90
Short RIBS a, g zo Short Clear 9 oa wh.sey 'tsa,yi
Batter arm; Fancy Northwestern Creamery 26S27c.
Prime Dairy Roll 81 i79lsc. sugar was steady Hard
Refined 7h0sc, New.Orleans 566a1o Hogs active;
Common ana Lisht 81 ooesS Az PACKING AMI Elsoasr.
20 S31s3 TO- Receipts LOO shipments 100 Egzs were
lrm AZ l2c Cheese steady Prime 70 Choice Cat reesnt
nakA e1l0o Esstsrn srahanas steAdy. pachAnssd
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LYppY,s Will ApMIrrEp TO pnon,rp

Surrogate Ransom made . prompt decision Yesterday
Admitting PROBATE the Will Of Daniel r. Lyddy as soon
10 the lawyers In the case had summed up Mrs Mary
Lydd the widow OF tho tesator who is better known
a. "Madame Connolly" the fashionable drssshaker 70
whom her husband left ell his property present in
court during tbs final proceedings Ira shafer made the
closing address the contestants James NJ, William
H. and John H. Lyddy. the brotere OF the dead lawyer
md Frederic R Coudert followed for the ploponent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

TREASURY ASSETS AND LIABILrTlES'
The Treasurys monthly statement 9, 'S 81 e,
liabilities AS OF April 80 shows q sRMf bprcb 81 an
244.970, against sl04, 573, $50 Ma [c. hut ,ha
increase for the month Of s5.e7i o41 ouo a 'n ns
actual cash in vaults and banks a' ,hao o., ,bs
April was only S,lsl SEA greater .inn az sas
end of March the gain to the cash IN ,sa's s was
only sf9i ,237. As the coinage u 60 5ot ooi
dollars for the month amounted 70 81. oonnra
circulation Of legal money, or S9Hy notes "'o''
than the contraction of National bank nOse7' a..
The following compress the Ires ssn e'a'o'
ments Of April 80 and March 81. 1906
LIADiLITfEs.
""" Mar 81, 1885, April so. 1855
Deposits for redemption OF notes
OF National bsnks faded. In
liquidation and reducing cireula n, Am sos m 81
Deposits for tho cent redemp- IN, aso 900 IA
tton fund OF National bank notes Tfohoo' "'-''''"
District OF Columbia dsposits Tor ,.,oa. TAO ,ox
payment OF interest etc. loAsS'' 1890
ro,., o., ,ru,, ,,.,,,,u,. os542s sioS .aos
6sn,ral Ltdbiiit<a
Interest Cue and unpad. eInnss"ss sSs kis
Aesraed interest," .....s.."''.ss'..s S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

The present nearly completed condition of most
of the work would permit an almost entire dis
mantlement of the Aqueduct establishment with
out in any way impairing its usefulness. Indeed,
the greater part of the employees might have been
discharged months ago. The itemized report of
the expenditures for the year ending December
81, 1887, is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

The Commissioners Education met yesterday afternoon
The chief business was consideration Of reports lad
over from the last meeting under the rules contract
for the supply Of coal the year ending May 1882
amounting to IT. 900 TONS awarded to Talbot Philips
at as OF ton Commissioner Purdy gave notice that at
the next meeting he would introduce resolution Tor the
spnointent OF Superintendent OF Schools for the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

Flour quiet but firm. Rye l5c htgher.
cash Suotagos. Esr. tS!lowsSs sDrss whsss
6s,e No Barley at 1915 No. l Flax seed q
At Sis rs Lard log At - o. Short Rbs !. s'tss
shsrt Clear sides boxed So 1907 So whisKey dislerS
finished goods 81 10 per gal sagars-CuE Loaf 7eeStc
Standard Cicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
BITS oF LEGAL NEWS.

MISS Fanny oppenheimcr, age 30. is deaf. dumb and
an orphan. ani although under the viii Of mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA May 2-spanish gold 23Is0235; Exchange
steady. Sugar qaiek
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THE PETROLEUM ULRKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday was Of insignificant d
mensions and the fluctuations covered range little ex
feeding ] cent While the market remains SO narrow,
the news from the field occupies considerable prominence
In spite Of general condition OF operations through tho
Of, country not far removed from stagnation The Nc
Keown No well, in the Fergus pool. was shC wing yes
erday small producer, but nitrogycerne was 70 be
applied TO and the bears confident OF big results
following The CsDnonsburg wells were looking poorly
Added to neglect Of the large operators ana brokers
who prominent in the certificate spccuiauon
was the unfavorabo influence Of fall In railway shares
yet the net result days business WAS decline OF
only 1.s cent from Tuesday night At the Stock Ex'
change there Of 1000 barrels at 80 near the
close followed by sales OF 1000 barrels at 81 cents Inn
medately afterwad The market closed without signh-
cance
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as fol-
lows:
Stock Exchange. Consolidated
on.r,no ..... 50 SBb
pPohn,, VI e0s
L.ss't': e. 81
saIss hsrra,. - 463O00 100000
Refined oil was unchanged at 12 cents Der gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

Bid. ASH bid. Ask
U.s. rs 1891 reg 90 aln01 U.s. CUT g. 1896 l23
UsI "a 1891 con lO7 si07 U.s.. cur 6s ls97..l25
1891 1875 Al26as U.s.. cur. Us. ls9S IFS
US4a ley7con. l2G i226as U.s. cur 6s 1872 ~
US chr % 1898 III . Dist Col 3J6s go. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

$4,000 Mobile snd Ohio Railroad nr:s preferred IN
20 shares rodrth National Bank lSS IL.
a. 900 oaage Belt Railway OF Florida first mortgage
IS shares Central Park. North and East River Rsl-
road liz -
So shares New. Jersey Steamboat, 49,
50 shares 42dst. Manhsttanyile and 81 Nicholass
ave Railroad, 81. -
io6 shares National Broadway Rank, goa
100 shares Howard Fire Insurance. o.
100 shares New Central Coal, 10 L.
62l 200 Union LAUNDERING Company OF chippewa Esuns
VIA. per ceat mortgage bonds. SOS
RAILROAD EARNINGS
LONG ISLAND
1885 1887 1898.
Month of Aprl, - eeI1ses s23i, 200 e25I,7I9
Jan ] to April 80 B97s63 7+0.U9 7oo,94l
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Month OF March -. .u- 49,. -. ..- 1891.
Gross earnings el,1O5oso si,3zJoIo vizoI "
Operating expenses 706904 1S3379 S0Io2l
Net earnings sS95.o31 s544,Ho s393.Ss1
July l TO March 81 49,. -, -. 80
Gross earnings $40, 045S04 &11, 3Ss OH &lZ4lZIlS
Operating expenses G204,fo7 G1o0.627 I4ZlS
Net earnings for nine - . - -. ~. xo.
months to,S4lOUI SS.oofsSc1 17,'"Vs~01
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LoxDox. May 2-Atantc and Great wesssrn hrst mort
trustees cerfifcste 80 do second MORTGAGE i
Canadian Pacific, 6lS Ere, % Mexican Ordinary tet,
81 az Psni Common 90 nm NV ''''''~
Bar silver Is quoted at az 2a. per onnca
The OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
balance to-day Is f363,000.
quote three reutes az ~ francs
oonmes for the account and Exchange on London ~
rs francs rs Confines for checks.
The rate OF discount In tho market for short ano
threo months bills 10 lS0lA per cent
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCK.
San Francisco, May 2, 1885,
THE CONTROLLERS STATEMENT.

The HALL & Norcross Mining Company has declared
dividend OF so oonts per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Refined oil was unchanged at II cents per gan
Abel test at all ports
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FertWorth an,
lat

Fort Wayne list
1000. ..... lag q
b.000...... lB6
Gull Cola ian he
Cola &c
5000. ..... e+5
Gull Col a. San Fe
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20. 900. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03
THE WORK OF FALSE RUMORS
STOCKS WERE FEYERISH ALL DAY
IDLE TALES ABOUT ERIE CIRCULATED In
LONDON AND NETWORK.
sALEe AT TnE STOCK EXCHANGE MAr 2.
THE G6Y8RlL LIST
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-03

On the Produce Exchange to-day tho Butter market was
firm. Creamery 20925c Dairy lSh623a Egxs hru
at l2Ql22c
DETROIT Nav 2-wheat-No. l White. cash at s9sci
No. Red cash At $50; do June $3.50 bid do July
S8T.c; do August s8Ssc. Corn-No :. 57kc. Oats
NO y5c: No2 White $50. keceipts-Wheat 3.400 bush
Corn 1900 bush Oats 6.400 bush.