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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-24

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-24

Al oN ACCOUNT % rurin cnItnErN.
The Price and Foster families arr pretty
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-22

A. w. Hurst appears to be pros
pering at Shepard. He has purchased
lot and will build house.
Dogs killed four sheep on the farm
of M. Osburn last week. Two dogs
were killed by Mr.. Beelby.
Now run up the Republican flags
all over the county. The only Bed
ford will paint them for you.
Green Mountain Maid, the most
famo US brood mare OF the age, died
last week at Stony Ford. She was
the dam of Electioneer and several
other noted horses.
Lula B., by Louis Napoleon, won
the $40 race at Montpelier, Ohio,
June 7. best time aga Ia. Lucy
NJ, a granddaughter OF Napoleon won
second money. Harry Noble, three
year old grand son of Napoleon re-
Gently made record of a:4o.
independents: The perjury case
against James Mcbride, before Squire
Gale, fell through from lack of evi
dence.
The trouble at the coal banks is
over. The miners have returned to
work and peace reigns in Todville.
Ovid Register: An Old Relic
While digging for the water works
mains on Williams street, yesterday,
a copper medal marked "Army and
Navy, 1865" was dug up by Charlie
Buck about opposite Scofeld's en-
CINE room, from distance of trhee
feet under ground. 1t is said that
during the war camp of soldiers was
located for time near the spot where
found
Michigan Farmer: Mr.. ]. w. Hib-
bard, of Bennington, and P. Brown,
of Corunna, Shiawassee Co., have
purchased from A. A. Wood. of Sa-
line, the young bull Fennel Duke of
Saline, sired by Fennel Duke I'd Of
Sideview 6o73I, of the Agricultural
College herd, and out of Fantalini 9th
by 9th Duke of Vinewood 32445,
tracing to imp. Frantic by 4th Duke
of York (roI67), of the Bates Fetch.
er tribe. This is fine young bull,
red in color, growthy, and promis.
ing one in every way.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-22
Fourth Of July Hxcurs.on Rates.

The Chicago & Grand Trunk rail-
way, Detroit, Grand Haven and Mil.
waukee railway, and theMichigan Air
Line and Detroit and Port Huron
Divisions of the Grand Trunk rail-
way, have arranged to sell special ex.
cursion tickets at single fare for the
round trip between all stations on
their lines, on July sd and 4th, tickets
good to return up to and including
July sth. The custom of making
cheap holiday excursion rates was in
augurated by these lines some years
ago, and the increase of sales year by
year show that their patrons appreci-
ate the concessions made.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-22
A Remarkable Letter.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. 10, 1886.
DR.. H. S. Wells,--
Dear Doctor.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, dec. 10, 1850.
DR.. H. S. Wells,-
Dear Doctor.
As was
one of your patients, l will briefly
state that for three long years l suf-
fered intensely with neuralgia and
infamatory rheumatic ailments, it
being difficult task for me to walk,
read or write. My kind parents did
all they could to alleviate my malady.
Physicians in Brooklyn city had small
hopes of my recovery: instead of
growing better, became worse fully
expecting the unwelcome messenger
known as death. Like an angel of
light you came to me in my suffering,
your hand assuaged the pain and
after treatment for short time / re-
gained my health. / would say to
each and every one, that DR.. Wells
possesses wonderful healing powers
and not to give up hope until they
have tried him. Persons DESTROYS of
seeing the living evidence of the
doctors skill Can see the writer of
this note at her home. 1913 south
Elliott Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lula
Riley, For accuracy of this state
ment, l refer to Robert Hudson
Riley, cashier of H. B. Clafin N. Y;
also to Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Calk
ms, Earlville, N. Y; also o. w.
Leonard, Watrousville, Mich.
Drs. Kirby and Wells will be at
the Wildermuth House, July 4, S
and 6. ~t.c
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-22

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Woodin, in the township of Middle.
bury, was well thronged on Thursday
evening June I4th., to witness the
marriage of their only daughter, FL
vira, to Louis w. Bailey, Of this city.
Rev. ]. Donnelly of this city, tied the
nnptial knot that made the twain,
one. After the congratulations, the
company sat down to o sumptuous
repast, served in a most excellent
manner. Mr.. and Mrs Bailey are
quite we'll known in this city. and we
are glad to know they will make this
city their future home. They will
60 to housekeeping in their new
home. in West Owosso. The bride
was the recipient of numerous gifts.
THE TIMES extends congratulations.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-22

BY the Shiawassee County Sunday
School Association at their twentieth
semi annual convention, held in Per-
ry, June ID and IS, 1888.
Resok0ed. That we express special
pleasure at the action of the Directors
of the Shiawassee County Agricultural
Society in excluding from the Fair
Grounds all Objectionable drinks,
games and shows. On such a plat
form we ask the people to attend the
County Fair.
M. H. REYNOLDS, Pres.
l.. Z. CURTIss, Sec'y.
Attest: A. I. WATERMAN,
OF the COMMITTEE on Resolutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
ouunOHs sRMI-CENZENNIAL.

The Afy.seventh anniversary OF the rounding OF the
~ vi presbyterian Church and the nineteenth ami
versary Of the Rev. William W. Pages pastora'e were
celebrated yesterday at the church. q. oe'ei.n
- o. hundred and twenty eighth-st Mr.
pasa told the history OF the church
and reminded the congregation of the want OF
church building proper services now being held In
chapel 1t is proposed to erect handsome ana Costly
naors cal, Tor nancy with which accomplish the work
Nearly e. 600 was collected at the morning service yes'e
dsy and more than Az 600 more pledged. TO be paid
before the first Of July.
The New.York Presbyterian Church was orgAnileu ia
1881 ana occnnd building that had formerly been used
as church in Franklin. st. near West Broadway From
1855 1873 the old church building Of what is now the
Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church at Houston ana
Thompson sts, occupied In the winter OF 1910 's
snow and rain unsettled foundation OF the ouohs anu
shortly after service the roof and walls fell In From
1874 until four years ago services were held In buiahg
in West Eeventh.s, between Sixth and Seventh ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
CROPS AND WEATHER.
A COLD WEEK WITH PLENTY OF RAIN-FAhM WORK
AnyAxCryG

COLD WEEK WITH PLENTY OF RAIN-FAnM WON
ADVANCING
Washington, May s.-1he following is tho vea'ncr
crop bulletin for the week cricd Saturday, May D
1888. issued by tho Signal 0nlce:
Tcmpcrature-The week ending May has ,a nevc
warmer than usual in the Middle and south Au sJasr
in tho Mississippi and Missouri valleys and Nsx-
England, the average daily temperature In the No, ~ .
normal wSsr fr lie Sosk Tko p for the
from January to May has boon about normal ~ b ls
grain rgions Of the Northwest during tho past week
has served TO prolong the period Of cold whlch na'
os IN cws VI sna
tho average daily Temperature for the season nov
ranges Sm degrees to degrees SeloS the nSrT rsn
than usual in the districts the Atlantic coast and
the states of the Ohio Valley, Western Tennessee and
Of rain Ia reported from the southern portion OF the
Gulf states and the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
Valleys, including the creator portion Of Illinois ana
In Wisconsin, Iowa Southern Minnesota and South .in
western paketa the rainfall for the week has oSs
to two inches. About one-half the usual amount OF
rain nor e Soea b sy ans p% shS
General rains occurred during the week In Oregon,
Washington Territory and California, reducing the
seasonal deficiency and probably improving the pros
General ronarks-buring the past week tho westhor
sofa, DAKOTA and Nsbrasha where seeding has been
temporarily suspended owing to cold and heavy rams.
N illinois Missouri kansas rksnsas and LSu sraS
In Mississippi Ma6.ma, South Carolina and North
Carolina rain Is greatly needed for all growing crops
Although less than the usual Of rain occurred
in Ohio, Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee, the namor
Gus and wclldistnbuted showers occurring IN tnosc
states during the week have doubtless resulted III
imrroycnleDs Of the crop conditions ions ,arnrabe
for all growing crops, including fruit and farm work
is progressing rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
COURT CALEgDARS-TODAY

surRx,n oouRI-cnANBERs-Bcforo Lawrence, J.-Tirst
Brady, Daniels and B.rt.st, JJaN:. !
e. as h. as b. b. b. 81 IS S. =. q s. q g. 81 * g. %
s. g. g. & & g. g. 81 g. e o. o. 'S &C. o.
e. Is. a sd4 So &c. III 81 5sS s sss &C.
% q; Il. I'D Isl b II Is ss s III 81 ss
e. $ $5 s ss 5 ss s. g. @ s 81; e. S'
str5ExE CeynT-ciscUncP i.-No day ssi:ncar
81 iSs' -: 49, II 81 r. 81
s,s Isso Beach
Ss$ I'LL 81 s5 isss 1856
is 5 sssri is
is 7d5 1871 1913 100 S's 49, 47' 1926
Jonnssn M viii Of cors.. r n ss sM 1880 % william
VII Of Jacob yT..d,rpoS 1890 M vil Of susanaa
pFoS.. p' %Ss rhi 10 r.o0 S
s' aa..y M Mar. n;ti
sss & Ell 1 rs M s1s ss ~ ~.
syrsnS s G isG Trr a3 Bss. TuaI
svfTIeH osgErT tn ,as ooor
fi , 7s Dusfo
ns6; $50. 1881 1889 l7eS I rsse ~. ietI
4ss. "a
COMMON PLEAs.srEGIAL TsEx-Botoro DAILY. J.-Hos. L
Coxxex PLEAs.TMhL TERx-rAEr L. Before Van
Hosssn JNos 2o7. 775 475 $50. 613 3g7 I'll 77e 7s2
e2e slo 49, sis ol7 $685. s69 634 oss TAI 462 $50 63S
1.sss s 15s s s siSs &c.,
27sS 1851, 21st. 26e7, 1897. 2s2a
Nos 34yU, 27O3 3342 SAFE sfse 1907 y507 3aso yls0
yls3 3423 1882. 1884 Sls2 s340
CRY rouRT-lKiAL TEns-rAKr I1I.-B.fore Pitshks J.
1870. 3s03. 5000 3227 323s 2y3S 1855 1908 3209
$500, 3to<, Sol. s24s 1855. 1854 s5ss Soel, $3.50
CoUnt or oESkRAL sEssIoss-rAaf f.-Bsforo Glider.
sleeve J.. ana Assistant DistrctAttorney Davia-NoA
10 II inclusive
csuar OF GENERAL sEssioxs-AKr II-Bsfere Cownr. J,
snd Assistant tornsy MacdsnANss TO 20 In.
elusiva
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr III-Befors Reeordes
smyth snd Assistant District Attorney 0oH-Nos 70 10
inclusive
oouEr OF orER AND TEnxsEs-Befors Patterson J. ss6
Distrcs Atfsrney EsuowA-No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
GAY SCENES ALONG THE HARLEM RIVER

Tho river the centre Of attraction at Harlem yes
erday The bridge at Thrave and It's approaches werc
lined with sightsecrs The weather was fine, with Just
enough OF bIcezo to curl the water and make the
sport cxharating Boats of every description dotted
the river far High Bridge; dingy bseaus, jaunty
rowboats In their spring coat Of paint, gigs single and
four-osred shells. and couple Of eghtoarcd crews.
The Metropolitan bosthouse and the houses of the
Nassau, the Union, the NonIprtel and the Gramcrcy
Clubs gay with flags. The Metropolitan
was celebrating It's opening day, and the wharf was
crowded with invited friends and guests Tho steam
boat lines from Harlem to High Bridge carried full
loads. Many persons watched the gsyety from the
top OF High Bridge and tho parks In the vicinity were
we'll filled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

10iIoWs.
v: So: :, sl sii'
STATE OF THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market steadily gravitated toward
greater ease and an increase in the supply ~
could hardly be otherwise with the large pay
ments made from the Treasury for Goverhni Sia
bonds purchased, which have been male P Tha
@pally from the New-York Sub-Ifeasury; .. tue
Treasurer's purchases Of bonds including yeste s
days, amount to s1o4954oo, at COST lncludlas
the premium Of s12,47So4 AS before S s[s@u q;
however, there is something like 100000 Oh
this purchase money which does not yet appear snt
in the Washington Treasury stateme abs
S sna,, neither does ,.us. appear the sys
TEN OF reporting by the averages o, m1 ,or cali
The common rate at the Stock Exchangc Luz re re
loans from day to day WAS 2a2 l.. per nd nd free AZ
offerings Of time money were large anu Iieo az
3a5 per cent according to class OF coia,e , au1
without much regard as to the ensth Of ns Pdisr
Mercantile paper was in better deman' sn over the
passed at 4 l. 2a5l-2 per cent AL 9'er VIC
country money is reported to be IN gVve 'uHH Ky
OF rates comparatively low for the locahues, me
foreign exchanges were quiet during sne sbs con-
cessions in figures for actual business; atcr, now
ever and for the last mails there WAS 90 ~.
mand and the rates wore trmer, closing on inc inc
basis OF 81 SO IA and 81 SO DO rspeoi'oV ioi
long and short sterling.
FAVORABLE RAILROAD EARNlNuo.
The railroad earnings for April continue to
mako Unexpectedly faverable exhibits seventy
niue companies which have reported for the
third week give an aggregate Of 81 as sann
sa,7ee6e5 In the week q 1917 gam q. sS o
psnies which were re sorting then gave for the week
Of lss7 a gain Of Sss per cont on the week OF
1886. Thirty-two conpsnies which =, nave re
aggregate of sa,67S,eos against s2,6oo,z2i for
the week of 1851 gain Of 81 ss,tss. or I2g per
cent. And this is upon a gain for me week Of
of $50. The returns for the fourth week IN
April are not regularly favorable as wero those
for the third week Of the thirty.two roads re-
balance as stated above includes the heavy per
centage Of declines shown By Buffalo, ROCHESTER
and Pttsburg. St. Pavi Denver and Ho Grande.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
COySHCRAT TING ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

At the services In honor of the conservation OF 81
paul,s Roman Catholic Church, at Court and Congress
sts. Brooklyn yesterday, many thousands OF persons
attended and at the principal celebration great num-
her were unable to enter. Low mass was said every
hour from q to 8. The principal service was at IL
a. NJ The papal flag was displayed on the mousse Oh
a.. nastor. the Rev w. J. HILL The exercises pos
sessed unusual interest other Of tho fifty Roman
Catholic churches in the city has been consccra'ed
About fifty priots present and three Bishops
Most Of the prominent Catholics Of the city attended
Pontacal high was sg By Bishop a MGNerny Of
A MsSnoy W l. OHsra T. L. Kelly and VicarGen-
era Keegan. Bish2p Longhn took NO part m me ex
srn@ TO the glorious history of St. PauPs for half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT.

An examination is solicited OF
our specially prepared Spring
productions and fmpOrtatiOns,
which, for low cost, variety, and
novelty Of design, have never
been excelled.
We also call our customers at
tentiOn to some of last autumn's
pieces that we have marked down
to One-half tho original value,
such as Walnut SidebOards for
$50, reduced from 500; MahOg.
any Chamber Suits for $50, from
500; Rosewood ParlOr Suits,
$27O, seven pieces, from $500,
and about so smaller pieces at
like reductions.
BRUNER { MOORE CO,
Al, 43 and As West 14th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
ANyIvERsARy OF DIR EAToNs PASToRA TIE.

Services were held the Church Of the Divine Pater
nifty yesterday In honor OF Rev. Dr. Charles IL Eatons
seventh anniversary pastor OF the church An attractive
feature was the music furnished by the now choif which
sang for the first time The new auarteto consists OF
Nine. l.. T. De Carlo. hrs Helen Luddington' Andrew
W. Eade and Emil Senget. and there Is also boy choir
The music Is under the direction OF Louis Berg the
Brandt violin; Adolf HartAeeen, violoncello; and b. B.
Baker plano Among the musical selections at the morn
ing service were Bsuste's Grand ofertoe do CECILIA
for the organ professional This IL tho day OF Joy and
onerory My Heart ever Faithful" for soprano with
voloncello obligsto.
Dr. Eaton gave an anniversary sermon on The Basis
and Characteristics OF the Ministry for Today He said
that the last had been faithful In work than
any other OF bis passorae The church was now totally
without obligation except such ss easily able to
meet the Sunday school had grow In numbers and e
beicncy and the membership Of church had been In
creased by thirty. In tho evspina Dr. Eaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
EUROPEAN pRopuoE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL May $3.50 D m-Beef-Holdcrs ofer mod.
sratelv Pork Holders offer freely. Hams,Hode5, onel
moderately ohecse-In poor demand Iailow-boasrs
Holders offer freely and oses
moderately wheaIn fair dsSand FisasCnoaerMs V1sS
western-spot strong 5s I'd xay nrs 81 s1ss
steady Ga IL Id July steady et a. o' nops - "suon
-New.York Stockholders orer freely A. a. -.
LONDON. May 81 p m-Caicutt> hnseoo o. ou pos
quarter. -, ..-.... a.
ANrwYRr May 6-Pstrolsam-Fine pale American II
ANTWERP. May 6.-wilcsx's lard closed a. % uAsoa
BaEmSs NAY bOPstrolsum marks 40 pfenniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
Net available bal
sI5s.oo5s74 sl4s 4O2 $50 Dec. g. esJ.Ss4
CONDITION OF THE BANKS COMPARED.


CONDITION OF THE BANKS COMPARED.
by the operations OF tho Sub-Treasury in, the
week ended Friday evening the banks Of Ncw.Yor1
gained s4,431,471 cash. Up to Wednesday the
Sub-IrTsury was small gamer from the banks,
SO that the above stated net gain to the banks
count in their yesterdays statement of averages
for not much over sl,500,00e Our estimate of
q week ago gave the banks then about 81, 009, 900
more cash than the sum reported in the statement
OF April 20: these calculations leave S42l, 900 of
the total cash gnin 49, 92l 400 reported yester
day Tor the average OF receipts from the interior,
and indicate the actual cash holdings Of the banks
at the close OF business Friday night to have been
nearly So, 1000, 900 greater than the average sum
reported in the statement. The increase in de-
posits reported at S747l, AGO. is ST. $780, 900 great
er than that called for by the other changes. So
that the surplus reserve by the statement Is in
creased only S2,053,550 to SlS,170,07S, against
"a ,522, 500 at the corresponding date Of 1887
year were as follows: Loans increased 81, $685..
1905 cash decreased 81, $780, 800; deposits increased
81, 947, 900, and the surplus reserve decreased
81, 81 1925. 1t is worthy of note that while the
loans now are practically the some amount as
they were a year ago, the deposits now are only
ST. 900 greater, the cash holdings are $751;
100000 greater and the surplus reserve is sl3.-
COO 900 greater than at this date 1887.
The changes in ths corresponding week of SSs
were Loans decreased $500, 90; cash decreased
81 032, 0o0 because of gold exports; deposits de-
creased $47s.700, and the surplus reserve de-
creased ss12,325 to S11,l13525. In the week
Of Ss1 the changes were as follows Loans in
creased s6414,eO0 cash increased "a, 297 900;
deposits increased $104S7 600, and the surplus re-
serve increased 81, 672, 600.
The statement compares with those Of CORE
Amending dates of 1887 and 1881 az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs
Ioxpoy Nav 5-Atlantic and Great Western first mort
gage trustees certcates SIN; Canadian Pacific, 60si
Reading 49, ,o,,.
Money Is j pper cent -. ,.- 49,. 49,.
three mcnthS bills is 2 per cent nm -.
quote three per cent fentes AZ 81 francs
40 centes the account anc Exchange on London 81
25 francs 29is centnies for checks.
Spanish fours 67s4 -,
land on balance to-day 10 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

Of his series Of addresses Tho Ten Cominanoan~ ~
Modern Applications" the special subject ocms
Fourth Commandment Rational View Of Sunasy's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
A WEEK OF REACTION.
THE WEEKS NATIONAL TREASURY MOVE.
MENTS.


Sunday. May 6-p N.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs s3,367,lT0. and from internal rev.
enne s4,06S,997; total from both s7,433l67.
against se,346,434 in the preceding week The
treasury last week added to the general money
circulation Of the country &5,344,4.O, by a re-
auction OF s. 744,420 in the amount Of cash In its
own vaults, plus the weeks coinage Of standard
doiiars-s600o00. The cash in the Treasury was
actually reduced s2,5O0,o0O to $4,000, 900 more
than the amount Of reduction shown by yesterdays
statement because of payments for the purchase
oil bonds by the Sub.Treasures which have not
yet passed through the accounts of the general
department. The loss in cash was entirely to the
gold balance; that amounted to $5,376,158 The
silver balance increased only $40, 2oe despite the
usual weekly purchase Of silver bullion and its
coinage into standard dollars.
Subjoinod the results OF yesterdays statement
compared with that of April %:
Gold coin AID bull, ' -' "
lees certificates
end sle0. o00.000
rs:er1e slleis2s7l io7se7ls Doc. Ss7siss
n .:r hass 2s2io9ls 2sssstseI.e s4s4ss
Silver dollar, and
oulLon less oof-
Nneates.......... 6l.o7oeol sios0s $40 Iaa l02os
Cab in Treasury s2O asa sise 8ss so4 Dec
Depestta In Ma -
r'nal BANKS. ss.2o7lss sslsi a7s Dec. 1889
Total bslapcc sa6aSsS4ls sas slsl4o Dec a s2og7s
Deduct tor funds
Nat bank netss
including she
Per cent fund.-. los.2ss6As io3llas0o pea l2e.es1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

oeiPt,. bales; sales ls7 bales stock loo baie.
SoHFoLK Nay 6.-Cotton-steAdy Middnng. 9ss net
and receipts 0l7 bales. exports cOastwiss. s3A
bales sales, 1877 bales; stock 1888 bales
SAVANNAH. May 6-Cstton- Quiet Midilins 9.l9; Low
Mddhag. $40; Good Ordinary, lilo; aud gross
receipts 7O7 oaies exports coastwse 495 bales, saes
1873 bales: stock 1t. $50 bales
NEW. ORi.KANs Nav O. = etton-Steady. Niddlng
9,: Low Mlddlng. Lie, Good Ordinary, s9-l6i net
receipts. 1897 baes gross receipts 1920 bales; sals
800 bales stock. l74, 4s3 balea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

SPIRITS OF rURPENrfNK
CnAuxxrox NAV S-rurpsntins steady ct 32bn
SAVANNAH May h--Turpcnttns steady 81 5Se
WuMlIogoH, Nay k-TnFpsatins STEADY o. S2kA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May 8, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCK.
San Francisco, May 8, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

The bank exchanges at the New-York clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-fork otocR
Exchange for the week OF three years compare 30
follows:
Week ending MAYA 1919. May T. 1887 MAY 1888
EIohanKes.. eoS4 1881 S7l943Zss ASSSSn aio
No. shAres sold. l97Gyyl l.445.W7 lso@e'AV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
COTTON uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL NAV 5.-l m-cottonEI6s sales Oh the Gay
Lew Mdding clause May delivery. 276+d buyers
MAY and June delivery. 276%d buyers June and July
dsvery 27.gld. sellers; July and August delivery, 80
SAD sellers August and septcn6er dsysry 20 PISA
0ciober and November delivery 64a sellers November
and December delivery l064d sellers September delivery
62S.64d. sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities.