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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-06
A LOST CAUSE.
O,DOnnell Loses His Suit for Libel
Against the Times.

LONDON, July 5.-The trial of the libel
suit of O'Donnell against the Times was
resumed yesterday. Attorney-General
Webster read letter with view of
showing that the League instigated the
Phoenix Park murders. Among the let
ters read by the Attorney General was
one dated October, 1881, written after
Parnell's arrest by Egan in Paris, to Jas.
Carey, in Dublin. He said: "I have
sent M. (Meaning Mullett, who was after
wards sentenced to penal servitude for
connection with the Phoenix Park muir
ders,) e2O0. He will give you what you
want. What will you undertake to get
the work done. Give us value for our
money!" The reading of this caused a
sensation in court.
Letters were then produced which
showed that Mr.. Egan supported Carey
from his seat in the Municipal Council of
Dublin, and note alleged to be in Mr.
Parnell's handwriting and smuggled
from Kilmainham, addressed to Egan,
saying: "What are these fellows waiting
for? Inaction is expedient. Our best
men are in prison, nothing has been
done. End this hesitancy. Make it hot
for old Forster"
Further proof tended to chow that Mr..
Parnell assisted Byrne to escape, and af-
ter the moral guilt of Sheridan, Fgan
and others had become obvious to every
body, the leaders of the League main
tanned communication with them and
received money for them. Adjourned.
Parnell denies that any of the letters
published by the Times in its articles on
Parnellism and crime, are authentic.
When the trial was resumed to-day,
Ruegg, counsel for O'Donnell, announced
that all the charges against the Times
would be Withdrawn, except, in regard to
two instances where O'Donnell had been
specifically named in the Times articles.
After brief address by Ruegg, Lord
Chief Coleridge charged the jury. The
charge was strong against O'Donnell.
The jury returned verdict for the Times.
O'Donnell's assertion that his conduct
in bringing action against the Times was
suggested or arrived at after consultation
with Parnell, is authoritatively contra
dicted. Parnell will be in his place in
the Commons tomorrow and will make
a personal explanation on the subject.
Egan has sent the following dispatch
to La Bouchere respecting the Times
libel suit: "The letter introduced by the
Times from me to Cary, dated October,
1881, and the letter from Parnell to me
are villianous connections"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-06
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1888.
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FOR vICE-PREsIDENT-
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To enforce frugality in public erpendi
tures and abolish unnecessary taxation.
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OTHER BUSINESS.

Senator Call proposed an amendment
to the Sundry Civil bill, to appropriate
800 900 for the repair and enlargement
of the Salt Lake, Utah Penitentiary.
Senator Turpie, in behalf of the Demo.
crat minority of the Committee on Pen
sions, to-day presented a minority re.
port, dissenting from the views in regard
to the veto power, expressed by Senator
Davis in the majority report from the
Pensions Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

sales-D. Mcpherson: 90 Chicago Steers 1882 N aver.
81 S5 10 do, 1925 n q 75 II DO 1910 n a. q 70
do 115s ~ at "a 40; 10 Ohio do 1903 No. az 90 20 IA
DO III n g. 10 90 SS do di i16 - 10 State
Steers and Oxen, 1902 h. at 81 25 10 western bulS
1924 n at 80 IS do 1347 n at 50 So henef ., 20
~ at 81 Az 1S State Dry Cows 9S2 d. at " 30 - no.
sherman & Culver Chicago Steers 1850 n. At s5;
1Soi q, a. II do so5 n at 81 IS do, sa2
d. at a n L. SO do 1924 n at - Is is 40; ESQ
"a so 70 do 1924 at 81 u ~ IL do 1'27o -, at
"a 75 do, 1884 II, at - Go; Is State DO i,iss 70:
at 90 4S q Oxen EN- 17So S a. G Bulls n At o.
j. schamberg: SO Chicago Steers 1So0 ~ at 81 o2 -
10 DO 4o4 n at 81 s5 81 DO 1927 n at q * coo,s aS
do 132i ~ "a 80 L.; Bulls 1906 n, at 81 20 DO
1,41o n, at SO 80.
Newton Gillett: 1s Pennsylvania stable-fed Steers
1,4s7 i. at % 20; 4 do. 1,447 n at So 2 do 1870
n at 81 10; 10 do. 1890 H. at "a 70; Is Chicago do.
1900 H. at 81 IS; do. 1920 n at "a U.s. "a State Dry
Cows 967 n, at SO 10.
j. f. sadler & Co. 90 Kentucky Steers. l.177 n. at
"a 30; 90 do L1s9 =. at "a 85.
H. d kosenthal: Chicago Steers 1-47S N, at
SIS IL 10; 20 do 1900 n at 81 So 80 do. 1910 n. at
81 80 less 90 81 do 1l20 n at "a So 10 Bulls, I4S7
u, at s3 80 12.
NJ. Goldsmith IS Chicago Steers POS n. ut o. 95; 10
do, LIZA ~ at "a 70; 10 do. 1882 ~ at a co. IL do.
1000 n. at a. 60; 13 do. 11O2 H. at o. CO.
MICH Cows-Recepts 81 head. and for tho week
lss head The demand has been active the past week.
and prices have improved about IS per head. with
ported sales at s25 TO s55.
CALN fNo-heceipb <iI4 mead 1fSoo was pHhA'
with early clearance OF the pens at strong Lac advance
from Fridays prices
Buttermk Calves sold 1t 14z4o Mixed lots at $50
4 Lee and Medium 20 Prime yeais at 5a0e with GO
head bringing lac.
hslts-HsleDbeck Hollis: ~ Buttrrnilk Calves lol
n at $780, "a do. 101 n. at 1lc: 100 do. 100 ~ at
l2c; II Mixed Calves, 1914 n. at S~sc 1s6 Veais,
ITO n at &c; IL do 1oS n at lie; 81 do 122 n. At
Is 50 per 100 n 81 do 100 n at s5 70; n do, 12s n,
ct s5 rs 60 do, 1876 n, at SC o.
d. Harrington: 10 Buttermilk Calves 112 N. at &c
per n 80 vesls 115 n at &c; 81 do, 100 n, at 12o;
Lao DO. 13S ~ at &c 80 do, 1913 ~ at s5 90 per 100 H.
,,Egs ons: l6 Mixed Calves JIG n, at Ices IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

western I%aon crssmsTy isSss &c.. with
ss fse S.D'I:
ssiis SAG 2s Psnnsylysnia, Skins. ~, @Ss
IS bu ss I Tss
Manila psps ssH s spot ss Si'i msn and
S,s . s Su hsss.. D S;sss p sa
psi. ss sS
sss
in q. direction: are sso gerry ssssSS
ssz ssss r. Gsois 1885,
S Ss the FfasSes 4sS; PP.ssi:s
Ia s1 ns ;s s sssSs Fss g.
I 4ss election s ~i, IL 'S
Ts,ic s HsiS DO 4 Adb e
I'LL i sss5sa sSsi a. Is s,y5 ipfss
DO fsls ff s Papaffsh al b.: Ssan
backs. 3ssaoc Middle p1cks heavy. 90 Zoe Light
fSRo bliss RSss 1 Mdd ,;sSe Damaged So
l4S ISS DpRssfao 10Th 1f no life in
values are without change Of moment Standard Iehigh
a 2Sss t S4a5 S ana
SSsso g sSes:sS e. Ensn
ss ss Sss20r ss
ss So g. i Ss Gds sis
'a'3fHs ~ 20. ss
''lS e.
IS 2c 80'Gs co siei ssnsa 81
s1;5;iffs; e. 8 j.
W. 6. So 95Gs3 w. w. So 97 LIZ ,.,.. ,. A.. A..
naSd n %sys Sssss
Sy SSs %sss,n sound stS
.St nssohsa .s ss &net 7sS
AZ SOr fsra
6SE%N i ali a1i';sSns
S ssned light f Ssi aff ;rSSf
from tShR SS
ship 66 n refined os Is n Sd In %Su' Is fsoI Ra
sUGAR-FOr raw stock there was little demand, but
tsi .1 Rsaar At sn IA IS fer
for SO Test Maas Saa eG'
s5sP1p sisaasr ~ c22eeiS2ss PSSse
'sS Ell ts s, eEm % market
sshs snd AZ Gy " Glover
g l.2a7 1-4c; Timothy So 90.
STEARINE-Dull and more or less nominal City
quoted at 5-sa9 34c Oleomargarinc, City &C. c,..
TAIIOW-Steady and fairly active Prime City
Quoted at 4 7.sc. Sales 900 ~ 7-sc.
TOBACCO-t tar business car BE- noted In seed leaf
at nrvous quotations however The three DAYS
comprise 1886 Pennsylvnia oa13c 100 cases
1880 Wisconsin Havana, 7d11c $50 cases sundries So
soc $50 bales Havana 6ocas1 o5; 425 bales Sumatra,
81 40aS1 so
WOOI-There little business passing and tie feeling
an caey one shough radical changes in values have
taken place Sales. 3 700 lbs Fail Texan, 10 12c: 90
bags DO lie lis 3S Territory and 90 900 unwashed
neeces private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE May LECTION was dull Middline 95sloc.
Flour steady quiet Howard Street and Western super
nns 81 81 az 81 Extra do IS o. 93T5 Family do - Ooo
80 CITY Mills Superhne So 1902 60 Extra do So e0oS 10
do RIO Brands s. 1905 90 Patapsco Family So ~ DO su
psrlatve Patent 50 90 wSs.t.southsrn arm nts 92cS
Spst st 9099Oi2o Do for MAY oorS9oss: do fer
June ylad9l sc do for July 91t09l c do for August
59I6902c corR-Sost hsrn steady White "a e66e Yellow
e4s65e Western steady. Mixed SPOT e. oSd63i,c: do
nrn quiet ssutbsrn osilo; Western white At 4sSttc
Evs firm at 1880. Nay hrm Prime to Choice West
SIS 5Oel7 o. Provisions steady Mess Pork sib co.
Bulkmsats. shoulders aud Clear Rib Sides packet
5eSac Bacon-Shsuldera 7ia68po Clear RIB Sides &c.
packed u 63Se Creamery 2jS27c Eggs were quiet
l26123c. Petroleum seady-Itoaned at TIC. Coffee
nrner. Rio cargoes ordinary 70 fair lsh 04'e sugar
aleady ~ soft 6S6s.c Copper rehnsd nrn az l3o
LA ooa SSS our per o ton = Zoo a.n
Corn 5000 bush oats 5000 bush. Shipments Nono.
Salss-Wheat Ar. 900 bush Corn 5000 bush
BUFFALO. May L-wheas-Eo. l Hard dull and unsettled
at go No. | Northern &c luc over Chicago May No
Northern Choice Sic over Chicago June do regular 6oc
May asked. Winter Wheat stronei No Red $50;
No. He'd Michigan csc; No White Michigan 96c on
track; cOrnMartet para No to .rs. BY lake offered
4oS4otc; No ) White s9SSBLo; No q Mixed SIC
374c. Barey-No Canada offered AZ Soc Rye dull |;
Best Patent Spring So 90 ss525 Best Patent Winter q 30
per bsl in carload lots Milteed steady Winter Bran
Recepts-Corn 00s bush IA 900 bush shipmsnts-
Wheat 1900 bush Corn 5000 bush. Oats 7o0o bush
Rye 2,0OU BUSH
CHICAGO. May ]. THE leading futur" ranged Z"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
LIVE srocK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. NAY LIT Drorerf
journal teperts Cdle-Receipts 5000 head shipments
1000 market steady soors So s0d SO S. stosters
ana Feeders 81 S. 60 Bills and Mixed 81 90
es3 80 Texas Cattle So o0aS4 10.
IL 900 head shipmsnt 0e0 head market
strong; Mixed IS 35es Heavy s. 4sss5 S9 Light
SIS 350S5 IS; skirs 81 000$5 20.
Receipts 900 head; shipments 1000 head
kst stesay Wooled S. So So 80 shorn s. 1885 75
Western b04S5 10 Texans So 1s5 IS Lambs S. 30
0$7 co.
ST LOWS May /. ca,ue-Rscsipts Ito head; ship &.
ments 100; MARKET steady. Choice Heavy Native
81 4O6ss To- FAIR 70 aood Native stssrs 81 009
81 5O Butchers Steers Medium Choice IS 20eS4 20
Suckers Feeders fair to good 81 3093 o. Rangers
S225e4 10.
strong Choice Heavy and Butchers selections S. 300
SIS IS. Packing Medium to Choice S. 80 QS6 60; Light
graGes. Ordinary 10 Best. IS l0054e.
Sheep Receipts 1900 head shipments 200; market
strong FAIR 10 Choice "a 6S6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
COTTON uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

included To- 300 bales American Futnres closed steady
Upands. Lew MddnE clause. May dersJ Inn. and juT
May and June devery, 23.G4d. bnyers June az" Us
delivery 2j.64d sellers; July and August aS'sd GeiS
Cad buyers and september ueiiroIJ. 1885,.
buyers ber and Octobe delivery l6o4s uye,s
october dsveIy ll0id sellers
and December delivery 9s4d buYers SEPTEMBER
266+d sellers ,,,,,,r Or. Low
Middling. 81 Coed Ordinary. Sp; rot ana gross i''''
322 bales ssles 3Ss bales stock 20 Safsiiny o., net
NORFOLK. Nay l-Cotton--Steady MiueiIn., &c
and gross receipts. s6e bales exports 0o'''"' wv
bales sales 800 bales. stock 49, $40 bales , 7le Low
SAVANNAH. May l.-Cstton-Firm Muaiinx. . and gro,,
Mtidilpg. l.l6 Good Ordinary. s.Io h,is.. sales.
receipts 328 bales; exports coastwise. pA'''' '''
900 bales; stock 20. 38l bales. ,~ uidalinr
NEW-ORlEASs. Nav !. - Cotton-Suesay., Q q IL, net
9b Low MiddinQ o liz; Good Orninasnyy bale,, sales
receipts. 1878 bales; gross receipts 3o-' 0
800 bales stock. 1856 s61 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


the estimated at So 90
REVIEW OF THE wEEK-The offerings of Bceves on
wednesday were light and prices advanced 10c per 100
n tho advance barely maintained on FRIDAY.
when with 45 to sell the market closed dull ana
weak carried over. The heavy receipts
Chicago three successive caused
feeling the finish.
British markets partially recovered from the demora-
lied condition Of week. and Refrigerated Beef ad
yanced lid and American Live Cattle sold up to
51-2d5 7-Sd, estimated dressed weight
Calves improved fully 1-4c per 10 on wednesday, put
were lower again Thursday, closing fairly steady
Friday for all grades with Good stock nrm
The upward tendency in Sheep and Lambs continued
until Friday when weaker feeling prevailed and the
narke. closed lower and the market dull
On heavy receipts at Western distributing points and
arrivals City Dressed declined Lac per
10. and Live Hogs were quoted 1-4a3Sc lower at the
close.
BEEVFS-Receipts yesterday and to-day were 226 car
loads Of 9G9 head-52 at 60hst. all CONSIGNED d.
East Williamsburg slaughterers and ~ cars at
Jersey City sale with the exception OF cars re-
served by Mr.. Goldsmith.
The supply exceeded demand and included larger
proportion OF good tat heavy Cattle than have been seen
in the yards time The market opened dull and
heavy decline Of 10Q15c and closing sales were uly
2Oo lower than Friday Some sellers estimated the
market quality considered 25d30c on from last Wednes
day. Nearly 80 carloads 80 sell at o late hour
Colorado Cattle sold at 81 81 IL:
Common to Choice Native do at 81 25as5 90 with the
bulk Of the sales at "a 35ds5 few Old Oxen sold at
"A 1884 Bulls at 50 50ds3 S. and at retail up TO
s4as4 90; Dry Cows at So 95ds3 10. and Heners at
81 As.
morrow and the Richmond Hill will be laden with Live
Cattle and 800 Sheep.
The weeks Of Live Cattle and Sheep ana dressed
Reef and NJ uttop % follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
yURs AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream c inS
different railroad distributing points In ana near tb civ
for the week have been as follows Ere, $3.50 cans Oh
milk, 40 Of condensed milk and 50 cans OF cream,
Susquehsnna 1472 OF milk snd ~ cans Of cream
New. York City and Northern, ,1S5 cans OF milk mar
lem, 80 cans milk 10 eats o. condensed nlh ~
145 OF cream; and Hartford 900 cans OF
milk ontario and Western. LOO cans OF mk sna cans
Of condensed milk and II cans OF cream Now
Jersey Central GAO OF milk and 10 cans OIL III,
IS csns OF cream The total daily supply has oee zen
CIT milk, 2GB Of condensed mix anu 100
cans OF cream The Mix Exchange price Tor NAY mas
been fixed at ID quart minus me S a tas
charges quart. The average Pr..0o PEI
the platform surplus has been 81 80 can OF Az qu'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays trading In National Transit certificates
was light and without much Significance. Prices I'm
proved only little higher basis Of Monday. but
frnness was sustained for while by the favorable char
acter OF the monthly report for April Of The OIL City
Derrick which showed decided falling OF In pro-
duction and dminution OF development work. This
result however. what had been expe..ed By most
members OF the trade and the influence for specu.
lators 70 provide against Is the incoming OF several
wells IN the Washington region which promise 10 be OF
some importance. With these confront the bulls
cautious buyers while the market remains narrow
it is. and the bears. having lose all carrying
charges OH sales small premium for the
use OF borrowed certificates prefer to make their work
effective when temporary bad induces traders TO
realize sell out There decided from the
oil country yesterday but what received late was
enough to suggest the possibility OF additions 10 the
current supply 1t served the for aock In the
last hour which carried prices down to s6 Ia CENTS and
which closed the market at its lowest points The
Washington Fergus pool wells due ought 10 be large
biy and will hardly In sustained output OF
OIL The Cannonsburg wells have more Of virgin
character but the chances against their reaching
important dimensions The speculation 10 unchanged In
from last week. and there is likely 10 DO freer
purchases any reaction barring field developments
expected in the line indicated above. Tho market
closed apparently weak. but with pressure OF sales
from important quarters.
The Of prices and the total dealings wero as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

prI1pING MATERIALS-Seling moderately at pre-
bo anatstions Quotations; Crotons, brown, Sl4GSlo
toSs Gs red si5sse Trenton and Philadelphia front
lark az Mar s23Gs2S Jerseys IS 75a$e so Hayer
,lensSSssr Pa: aiOst sasi 7s up River hard soass So
EoGsiassss ssc per bush Cattle Hair 2ls22e; Cement
ssIl,Sis Sd 50 2oss2 5O;, Rosendale 81 lossl 10
Pofusp1GG Steady, with average business passing
cno0soS. i4Si4 Lee Bahia Is 12c; Trinidad lea
lie CaoGpsSy Quiet but steady. Barry's GRADUATED
CHiCe sfiltas ssc b and 9 formulated German, 3s
del 2sJrHRhGE sToCKseiling moderately at previous
COvr.., Moissses Shocks and Heads. 1882 10 Sugar
SSSfs and inch q sss d 81 ,S Sc pea sa g GS
10 men 81 49, Old shOoss without Heads lead p sOss
&c sSSsss2 So Empty Hogsheads 81 60; Hoops IA feet
socS oSssfp;AGE%Fsiriy active. Manila. II s4c and
siss r1 ~ Brazil growths the market was firm ana
III snnpes are rule held at LOG Tor iair ls sac
houssn 5hrut doubt purchase Sales, 1000 bags NO.
woqa cost and freight and 5000 bags Santos 20 DO
st 500 bags Macabo. private terms so0 geo mats
sAle" IL 1ee: 315 mats Timor, 1Sc, ana S,2OO bags
yyssnsyrs and Caracas Option trading was not active
figures indicating advance Of 10d2O points
for the uSS 1' - Closing Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

opened Of s7,a; highest SO. lowest SO, cIossd, "a
sales barrels clearance 0e0 barrels Shss
barrels.
PrrTsBURa Penn May l-Pstroieum irregular and fairly
sotye National Transit ceruhcstes opened 81 81 closed
~ SO; highest sst lowest. 10.
opsnec at 81 4; highest 50, lowest ciosed. g. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
IoNDox WOOL SALES.

LONDON May There was an increassa ser. .eaiosd for
ali kinds Csnta.nts buyer, aed to take mos, 81 ,
wool sold and 9ei bales offered nv sconred Of q
la sd do. locks aud pieces 9d9ls so Wse,
Sales 200 bales Scduree Id DO Ocs a nsc pees s
greasy s3dSls Al: s CO. sdSls 6d DO
locks and pieces idols I'd greasy 90 900 bales
scoure@ Is oGsis 81 do ocss aud si. I'd
greasy pieces sd caareS Pa %
Ia I'd, o. lock, and nlsess I'd greasy. sd eSd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
gURopEAy PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL MAY 1880 m.Beef-Ia Door .srnt.1
Pork-In poor demand Hans-Hoders onor sn1 ~
aSeese-In poot demand american hnest white dnil a.
69a ID. Taov-ln poor demand; Spirits isn.a and
FuturesIn poor demand whsatIn poor
fair Mixed Westsrp spot steady az o. Owl hops
At London -Sew.York state-In psor fenanh 10. mar
LONDON, April SO.-ts3U y. m.-CaicutA h"'''' "' P'
quarter ,,. American IA
ANTWERP MAY l-Peiroisum--Fne phe Az
francs IS paid and ID francs - az ~
ANTWERP. NAY l,-wlcsrs lard clossu ~ % "A'0
30 eentimes per loo kos. ,.,..
BREMEN May l.-Petrol cum marks rs pfenniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

Receipts 70, week; e.4es pigs ExportA 1853 pkgs.
and Shippers t~king h)1 slowly The supply IL
Increasing quito rapidly nearly 5000 boxes arrived
during the week Just closing and Indications point 70
receipts OF double that amount the coming week Sales
CoIored remains that prices ss still uncertain
but It looks like 10Q1o 14c for nne parcels Little
Falls part skins from Gd0c Chenanro County
skins from 3a7 LIE, as TO condition and show OF ms at
Nearly all Of the Utica and Little Falls cheese aud all
hut one the Western combination factories come
ward this week on commission Pennsylvana skins held
about steady but quiet O,d cheese has worked
down TO a point which relieves holders OF much anxiety
about remaining stock Exporters taken
good lots aid large amount shipp-d abroad
Consignment Liverpool cable: COS for white 54s Cd.
for colOred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

CoTTON-On export account sales Of 1000 bales were
made while 53 bales taken for consumption Prices
e advanced At the ports the receipts aggregated
s6l2 bales to-day comparing with 49s bales this DAY last
k and 0O7 bales for the corresponding day year ago.
since September (the beginning Of the crop YEAR The
reep,s having reached 23S 30 bales against olS23o
boes' for the same period last year
" based on American Standard Of Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF Ew.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There considerable irregulsry In the grain me<'
kets yesterday and feeling prevailed due to mora
favorable Of weather in the districts and s
absence OF q sustained expert demand shippers took
only $4,000 bushels OF wheat and the spot market wac
weak while L. 900 taken On break
OF 12a1 cent The transactions in wheat options showed
slight increase 5000 900 bushels being dealt In AZ
the opening easness shown, but prices were bd
up 1888 cent BY the bulls The reports OF an improving
Western outlook and predictions Of heavier receipts soon
caused another downward movement which left final hs'
ures 1898 cent under Mondays close follows May,
o. Juno. % Il July, 50 Is; August % LIZ september.
% 81; December % 7S cents Corn options opened o
ala cent better but later yielded in sympathy with wheat
and at the end on IA ct 81 for May, 62 IL for
june o. SO for July CO 81 for August and September aud
03 cents for October oats devoid Of feature and
the options closed down IA cent ut 81 IL for May 50 1S
for Juno and 80 38 cents fer July There we're sales OK
900 erces Of lard in the spot but whether IL was for exc
port not is doubtful. The options nrmer with
May rising points IS % and the other months 1a2
points follows: June. ss 20 July. % % August
% 20 September, % %; October. ss 30.
Tho receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday %
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were ~
follows: Wheat 1888 bushels corn, AS bushels;
oats 1I74S9 bushels: total grain 2572s7 bushels; hour.
81, 2a7 packages. A. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis
arrivals Wheat, o9o37 bushels corn, 29S7oo
bushels cats 240 701 bushels total grain eo54oS bush
els; Jour- 1924 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.

II BETWEEN NEW-YORk, GLASGOW AND
WITH THROUGH TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
TO LIVERPOOL LONDON DUBLIN, etc.
STATE OF GEORGIA. Thursday. May 3: noon.
STATE OF NEVADA, THURSDAY. May 10. D. m.
stateroOm Excursion tickets az reduced rates Steer;
rates From pier foot Of Canai-st, North River.
For fres ght and pasWsaqgs spRH tGGcns,. Ac.p.s
Storage once, 81 Broadway. SO Broadway, N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

Good Ordinary :. us Low Middling 80
Strict Good Ordinary 1916 Middng 1915
On the speculative market free buying caused sharp
advance closing figures representing an advance OF
fes points the old and Of 2d3 points on the new crop
Sales 81, COO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02

The refined oil market unchanged at IL cents
per gallon, Abel test, all ports. Cases were also
held at LIZ cents per gallon.