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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
fesal Notices.
, SPECIAL MASTER coMMIssIoNERs SAFE.

< PECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
4ss e5 as s and
in pafsuanSe Of an order of sale issued the cir
Of Ohio and " directed under by de-
s,s made h ana ap o D. On d coS
Ger for sale a. public sGo IN soes Of Gs Soq
TUESDAY, THE 2eTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D.. lsss.
pfopef ssGoA All ' and D9Dsr5 q he
Cincinnati Hooking Valley and HHntinsO9 Hallway Com
s nnS "a Highland County ONO which Dsrtsssri
the soaa Of sad and % BE- cons
s aa thence s s passing % hoash he eoaas
Hamilton cermont Brown and HghsDd " hisa.ss IN
With all and personal property Of said compsnyr
way, depOts bridges piers erlyerts fixtures buildings
f fas ps S0i and Of s1 dad
and description owned by said company that part ee
belonging Of the railroad Of said company wes
Of sa se Of taSS ono
than the OF nfy thousand ts5oooo dollars, the
ssms easA f IN hand % ay . o. per
sensndsr thereof in such snd At SUCH tine.
the Court shall order at the time OF the confirmation Of
OF such sale 70 bear be msnnaa
Court at the time Of the confirmation OF such SAFE
And the same time and place and in pursuanc.
s public auction the following described property
al ns part oRns SP and
lying and % .a IN hs sd
said railroad and property lying and being the
Count County. Ohio the Village Adslp6i a aid county
Sss15I
P sn % s eoo ys1 RSsa e q
and ali part Of the ne q The railfosd q sid
sSfeve In sale Village AaepSi IN Res. coSn-
ties d Ross Hooking ynton and Athens the village
ali the real and tn
sadins It's lands teneents and aeredtamenss risIs n
s Sl 0I ns and a sy aa sa
ns ios belonging Ss :is
,sss ss'se "a e
ss s S: as IA Saua .. TsS "a,
to, per seSTGn tnerssf on or before the confirmation
a. ne Court shall order At the tune Of the,
Ss such sale to @ interest 20 &c and nae Ia ss
cured IN suca mShner as the Court at the time q
also :. ne same time pursuance.
as e'se sS oSs S @ for . ri:
All that part Of said railroad and property Of aid tho
lying and being between the seoto VALLEY Railroad
vse u H 81 IN S On E oS S0S s s1a
Adep and csise arnPss including sSs snd s sss
,erlas water taa bridges psrs sgIyerts teste
Said last above described property cannot be sold for
ahss ses s 4ssn go
the remaining seventyfys per esnum thereof on or h
fore the confirmation sale; provided hovsve.
that John karshner shsll become bidder said las:
shall be struck OF and sold To him shall no, hs r
CURED 70 make such payments either them or any
be In excess OF the amount due him viz eighty thsss
from the 18th day OF April lsSs I'm which ss. G
not otherwise he shall be required 20 nav the amont -
such excess the proportion and ss the ss 0u auoS %
DANIEL X. HARVEY
Special Master Commissioner M,ifcrd MA
. EwY, Morrow. Atrys for Trustee. Hulzhosa Oisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

Pigs IS oo95 Selected Workers. So ee8s5 7o Selected
Mednm weights IS 75os5 so other grades anchangea all
offerings taken.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards Nay 3l.-Tas Drorsrs
Journal reports C1tHsRsceuts 10 900 bead shipments
1000 head Market strong Reeves 81 o0eso 90 Cows
Bus and Mixed 81 e063 S. stockers Feeders 81 so
81 10 Texas Cattle 81 9e14 90
Hegs-Recepts "a 900 heal shipments 900; market duh
lower. Mixed IS 1905 IS: Heavy IS S5sS5 80; Lghs
- $3.50 40, Pigs and Culls 50 750S5 10.
steady. Native Muttshs s. 1875 90. Texans Muttons
~ Is.
ST LOUIS May 81 -oais-Becelps 800 head sniS,
ments l,OOO head: market steady Choice Heavy Natve
steers ~ 4o9so 90 Fair Good Native steers 81 log
81 80. Buchers Steers. Msdum 20 Choice. 50 1905 70
socksrs and Feeders Fair 81 409S3 So Rangers
Ordinary 10 Good, s2 1894 rs.
Hogf-ReceDts 1900 head shipments none. MarKst
easy Choice Heavy and Butchers selections % 4005 ~
Packing. Medium 70 Prime IS 309s5 IS. Light sraces
Ordinary 70 Best. SIS 1905 So
Sheep-keceiDts $500 head shipments 1900 head MAI
ket slow. Fair TO Choice SO 30Gi 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
IMPROVE THE HARLEM RIVER.

massmeeting Of the citizens and owners OF propezV
on the line Of the Harlem River will be heh ss Ne
. ATuryAEUM.- 1s5Tu-sr. AND 1orH-AvE' on
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE l. at O'CLOCK, TO protsss
against cutting the appropriations for the im<
navigation Of that river and 10 urge upon
Representatives the necessity for imns
action adequate amount for that Inc
portant work. and TO demand that pubic mprovencnss
be made Of the rapid growth OF the wes
side Of city. Col. John r. Fellows VIII pfesiae-
The following speakers VIII address the meetings
Gen. Egbert L. yiae. John Sergeant Cram, Esou
Hon Bourke Cochran Levi NJ Bltes. Esq,
Hon Theron G. Strong, Hosea b. Perkins Eso~ ),
Hon. Francis NJ Bxby. James McCreery ESD -
Hon. Amos J. Cummings, william Bclden, Esd. =.
Hon. Dwight II. olmstead, Isaac NJ Dyckman- Esa-Sk
Hon. Ashbei p. Fitch, Lawson ~ Fuller Esq. II
Hon. Eugene Ives william II. Alden. Eso-sS
Hon. John Conelly. d.. Isaac Lewis Peet =
Hon. John Murray, Sheppard Knapp, ESQ. q
The Indifferent manner in which needed improvements
on the Side attended and the interests 81
residents ignored demand united effort be made
the part all citizens who interested In our eyo
welfare All are invited -
9th and L Station I55th-st. and sth-svs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pR1c1

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The monthly report Of development work IN the oil
country for May, compiled by The on City Derrick"
shows Sc wells completed. increase Of from April
dolly average production Of o25 bsrre Increase
OF 564 barrels; Is dry holes decrease Of 81 70 wells
drilling. increase OF 20, and 81 rigs up and building
increase c. 81 total wprs, 133 increase Of A.
The gain production expected because Of the
opening the Fergus pool gusher but the increase In
development work shown In drilling Of wells and the
building Of rigs unexpected most members OF the
trade 1t remains for detailed report TO show
whether the greater activity in these mining ventures Is
distributed In promising for successfu results
under any circumstances the IL far below the scalo
which has been conducted at this season In previous
years The Fergus gushers declining and the coming
month. judging from present indicatons Is likely TO re-
verse the May showing OF output
Tho crude oil market yesterday developed unexpected
weakness and a selling movement set In from Western
sources which found special explanation The pres
sure began immediately after the opening and not until
SO cents had been nearly touched any degree Of sead
shown. The rally feeble. however and fresh
rush TO sail near the End carried values below 80 cents
The probable Of yesterdays depression the sens
veness Of the West the bearsh In the May
field report noted above but the market had been
pared for attack by the longcennued spell OF dull
and the activity Of tho bear In the face
Of absence Of bull leadership No change was re-
ported late refined OIL but further weakness Is shown
by cruce lower quotations may be looked for. hunt
stoporder" will probably be par. OF the bear
to-day, but the market Is hardly wide enough warrant
expectations OF dep and If the reaction e carried
further It is Likely to meet good ouyng ~rders The
tone Of the speculation the cid however, weak
Carrying rates down IN 10 certs.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01


If one may Judge by the character of this morn
ing's publications concerning railway matters,
he may believe that yesterday was no holiday
for the bears at the New-Yofl1 Stock Exchange.
1t was no small undertaking to prepare all the
unfavorable news which was published this morn
Ing send it to the Western agencies and give such
definite Instructions 20 its distribution IN ltS
return TO the New-York papers as not TO over
burden the columns of any enc issue, and yet sue,
coed in the publication Of the whole manufactured
fabric. 1t was done, and it was well done. The
Western servants are entitled to their pay even
if the enterprise has not proven profitable TO the
employers.
The Omaha dispatch concerning new arrangs-
ment by which the Burlington and Quincy Rail
road runs its cars over the Union Paclhc bridge
at Omaha, and because of which the Union Pacific
engineers threatened to leave their locomotives
was an error We are officially informed as fol-
lows " No truth in reported Burlington alliance
with Union Pacific. It arises from the fact that
traffic at Cheyenne, so that portion OF Bqrllng-
tons business now passes over the UNION Paclhc
road TO and from Ogden, instead OF by Denver
But the idea Of strike by the Union Pacific
If the Omaha dispatch had been correct, was abb
declared off because. the engineers were beaten
and it was not TO be supposed that any body
of men would take up the support Of a
surrendered cause; Yet the news to-day is used
to depress the Union Pacific stock
and did encourage an increase or swapping of
of the short interest in the stock II closed l9 per
cent lower than on Sunday. The other hearish
publications referred to rehash of last
weeks gossip of cutting Of rates by the Western
railroads, and particularly by the Burlington and
Northern
But the. effect on the stool, market was of
negative character. 1t brought no long stocks TO
market. When the bears were free sellers or
found opportunity for washing sales, prices de-
cned; when a legitimate order to purchase ap-
peared prices recovered with small transactions;
Philadelphia and Reading three times was sold
or washed down to so IA by " bears i closed
at SO SIS, or 80 lower than Tuesday When it
is fully comprehended that net earnings by the
company Of only ss45o;ooo tagainst net OF
sI2430,O54) insures the first preference income
bonds on q per cent investment there can be
no doubt that the bondc will rule near par in the
market Call them only 90, and the present price
of the stocIS-59 7-s-is equivalent to Al 5S:
There is good short interest in Philadelphia and
Reading stock which If not covered soon will
carry with it the delivery of 20 per cent Of the
par value Of the stock in first preference incomes
1ibe market closed strong but not at the best fig
ures. 49, ,,,, ,,o,,,1 ,,.D,,r,r
Government bonds were dull and steady at
quotations as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

In State bonds the business was covered by
sales of Tennessee settlement IS at II IA. lhere
were no transactions in city bank stocks;
The dealings in railway bonds developed no
new features A fairly well distributed retail
business was done at the Stock Exchange and at
fun figures while the demand at the offices OF
the large dealers contributed TO wide ana large
distribution At the Board Erie seconds were
strong at 90 81 and Forth Worth and Denver
drsts declined to So Reference IS made to our
full report Of bond sales
OF unlisted securities dealt in at Stock Exchange
Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold q 300 at 81 o-e
a32 5-sa32 3-e. Mexican National nrsts trnst
81, 900 at 80 81, Chesapeake ana ONO second
preferred I'd assessment paid t20O1 at oaf, ana
Western National Bank 800 at "a.
Money was az easy Us usual at l-2aZ per
cent. -.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. s126,66l,7 ia; oaianess'
s5,72O,528
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S20e $50. It's net gam on balance was
sl7s,7l0 made up by coin gain Of 81 Ss,ogo
less currency loss Of $40 $50. The days o. eratons
covered: Receipts, sl,564,1l9; payments
sI,3S5,409; leaving the general balance az
81 So $50 372, consisting of s154, 492,127 coin
and s15lGs,2 46 currency.
The following is the monthly statement OF re-
ceipts and disbursements Of the Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States at New-York for April:
April 30. 1855, by balance ........ e153,4Sl,45d
N.r4u0 fha mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoypoY Nav 81 p. m.-ConsoIa 30 ITO Ior hoHey
and p9 81 for the ATLANTIC AID Great Meste1h
Srst frnsfses certificates 35l Canadian Paclnc
5as Erie "a u do second consols. 95' Mexican Oriaary
49, Tiltno,. Central 1872 ST. Paul. Common % NJ NeW-
yotk Central l077 Pennsylvania SO Reading 800 Mox'
lean Central. 10.
Money j. per cent 49,. - .nr.o ,o,,b. a.,
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
bal ance to-day IL f2+,OOO ,,-.-.-...o. g A.a ooo
during the past week. ,o.o-r. 20 liability
cb ast week was 80 6 per cent Is now SO 50 per cent
orts advices ouote per cent At 81 francs %
Tor the account Lsndon al 2ot ranes
% . cen times for checks . -. a.. p.,t n,
81 ms Nav 3i-The weekly statement Of the Bank o,
decrease OF l9OOu'Dp francs III Bou anu
an inc rease Of 8, $50, 900 francs in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

Produce Exchange TO-DAY the softer MARKET was
f faiSs creamery -'"''' '
MryyEApo1s May sI-whsat-R Receipts days: 2lo cars
s SSl inP &sFa casa sss
90 July 81 DO s n, sssh a Nsrasn cash aaS
May 79iec do June 7s,c DO Jaiv se,2c On tracxINp
Flour Patents to snip sacks in eaross - oo0si ~
in barrels 81 7Oasi 90
PHLADElPaLA. May slTour yoak isrssulas no%ippay
do DO Extras 50 OoSs5 rs. No. No Winter Family
& o. S'0f' as ss ssn 5
Clear aS g. 90 ss 1fassi
nas clear 90 % q ,t Sc 81 sos
81 He's sa s, as
S good Rye 70 FoS M
%As SI @ ns 5ssas a. sa
Tor July 81 se5s DO for August soSSsis Germ
Depot sse Steamer No Mixed grain depot
MrsS and c xs%w os en- sIap 90
Mixed o sS Nay G.s;s
d ,S SsS Ss rsGd ss ea is
Weto 's %b No. az H s: az q. 'o On track SS
4se Future. quiet No WHITE E0r NAY sssse.s.S
% FOR sae 4sSf 40 l %srs VEAL. Wife SS sor
secles MssauDs ..eK e Sos2 le !, s:s.nss
"a ns0Sa and ID ssvYsra Barry Ross Sa~
1i ana DO S e Far Star. . ssss :
F.I 70 sscs sssIS hss r choice
at Csc DO Fsis to Good i5 FLORIDA
R StaSm per 50 's
Seet clpy Family per ObI 81 SO $50 Oo do Packet.
81 5oss 90, smoked Beet IsSlSe Beef Hans sls 900
sf7 no. PORK Msss SIS 90; 10 Prime Mess. new
81: 5o do Fanly siSSsi7 SO Hams smoked ~ llss
he do ; cured usrces l0@l nc sbes Clear Ribbed
in salt siss9c. Sides Clear Ribbed smoked eAasloc
shouldsrs In DRY salt aud fully cured sse.s 40.
do. smoked T4S7ige shoulders pickle =. cured TIC
7',c do do smoked s9eVc Bellies "a poke. ~
noe 10 breakfast Bacon nc loo. Lard firm - City
Ksnnea 80 90 so Steam W 10 ee o0' butchers loose
a. "a Butter weak-Pennsvlyauia Creamery Extra
is5iec Western creamery Extra lsol9c 3. C. and y.
Y ore,msey Extra st Isc Western Factory i4si5ci
Packing butter i2siSe. Eggs were easier PennsylvanA
nrsa lSc. Western rsts l5 0l6c. Cheese quiet
Hemsnd a. New York Fun Cream eh0sio Ohio
FIars choice At so' do Fair Prime sh9sse sugar:
RsnnsS ar povvdered liza Grsnulatod l31dc Feed
dull Winter Bran sls Oo0si7 90 per ton fetroleun
steady "a Absl test bills 7ac Receipts-Flour ZOE
bbla Wheat 200 bush. Corn $500 push Data q $50
bush. shipmsnts Wheat $500 bush Germ s9oo busn-
oats 8iO0 bush
ToLKDo May sl.-wheat active. steady cash 200;
Juno 00c July soc August sSres ssptemocr $500
December 81 &C Corn active cash SIC Oats qnet ca-n
95c cloyerseea dull steady cssh y 20 October :, no
bush Coyersoed 222 baga shipments-Wneat eOoo push
Corn / 600 bush oats 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

Refined oil steady and unchanged at 2-s cents
per gallon, Abel test, at all ports.
OIL CITY. Penn May 3L--Nations Tr1nsis Certificates
opcned 85as highest S6AG lowest 62s closed S5ss.
sales 900 barrels olearances l2S 900 barre char
ters 44s50 barrels shipments. l747s0 barrels runs,
500 3l9;barrels.
PTrrsBURs. PENN. May 3l.-Petroieum weak and lower
National certeaes opened 3oa closed s2s,
highest IS 4 lowest s2Sa
BRADFORD Penn. May 3l-National Transit Certificates
opened sos closely at S27i highest, s5ss lowest S2
TrrUsvuLE Penn, 3I-National Transit cortncat
opened S5Isi highest 50 lowest So closed S2%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL May $3.50 m--Beef-fn poor demand.
Pork-In FAIR donhnd. Hams-In psor demand Bacon-In
pour demand shsrt rbs dull az Sss Sd short dill Al
a. Chs1se - In fair demand. American finest White
and Coored al at f6A Taliew-In poor demand Resin.
In noor demand Spirits VI Turpentine In fair demand
and firm &C 3Is 90 ard-spot and iutures-fn poor de.
rand prime spot May June and July. dull az
90 Wheat-In DOOR demand new NO. 2Winter dnH Al
g. 9al spring dul at o. Sd Flour : IN poor demand
Coru-epsI futures-In poor demand Mixed western
spot easy AZ S. sd Nay az o. di do June sap
Al a. esat DO July easy at IA lod Heps as London
,Nev>York state-ln peer denaaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

Net cash bances $685. 76 1898 977 Dec $780, 9
The foreign exchanges were duh and weak, We
revise quotations for business as follows Bankers
bills 81 Sc 3-s and 81 SO 1-2 for long and short
sterling respectively; 5.1S "a and BIG rs Tor
francs; 90 5-S and 05 rs for reichmarks; 40 Ia
and 40 1-2 for guilders.
The governors of the Bank Of England, at their
weekly meeting to-day, made no change in its rate
for discount, and it remains at per cent. During
the week the bank gained &44S,000 and the pro-
portion of its reserve to its liabilities raised
from 1876 to 1888 per cent, against decline
from 4757 to 4644 per cent in lie same week OF
last year. when its rate for discount was per
cent To-day the bank gained EGO, 900 bullion
on balance. The weekly statement OF the Bank
of France shows loss of 100000 francs gold
and gained 100000 francs silver. At the Lon
don Stock Exchange British eons0ls rose lis per
cent TO 90 I'll and 90 81 respectively for money
and account Money between banks ruled at l
per cent and for bankers 90 day bills at SIS per
cent or ! 3-s per cent under the bank rate
American railways opened strong and later were
responsive TO home quotations and therefore gen
erally closed easier At Paris French per cents
declined to So 65. and sight exchange on London
was firmer at %. % 1-2 francs to the 6.
Blake Brothers Il Co. are offering the City OF
Worcester Mass fifty year per cent bonds at
los and interest They advise the exchange OF
Government bonds for them.
Jamison Smith 81 Getting have advanced the
price of Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad
6 per cent gold bonds to 05 and interest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

=, OUFFEE-Tho market In Brazil styles quito nrm,
Ia coo ITO spot Invoices being held at 10 l2c Sales
iOOv bags No. Z, at Ii 34c do IA $50 1000
bags Santos No 7, Ia 5-sc 1000 bags Rio No z 10
DO shipped) LIE The mider gowths were quiet but
very hrin Sales 500 bags Salvador 800 bags Central
American and 5l BAGS washed Caracas Ia the speculative
c25oO Tags. While In keeping with nrmar advces from
points for the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

BUFFALO May observation-disclosures last - nolis ~
head Total f,r 55I6 heal se H nS
last week 5615 head. COnsgned through % oo
OF which % New York carloads ON SAie' al ioA"''
SAsep-Receips last - noars 900 heat Total ior
the week thus TAR 500 head For same ihs aS' week
81 900. Consigned through . cars OF when 70 New
~ carloads sale, market dun ann tA Son,hoh
Fair - rs % rs Good TO Choice 81 90 90 oo 10 e"o-Hs
hsas-Hscelpts 1908 head Total Ter the
thus ar Fer Same time lass week
So $40 head Consigned through 80 cara OF xnics 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

60. SoTToN1A lot Of 1898 bales was sold on export
occouhs To-Day while the total sales FOR consumption
were only 200 bales. Prices changed. AZ the
ports todays report indicates receipts OF $500 bales,
comparing with 511 bales this day last and 100e
bales for The corresponding day last year. Since sep,
enlDer he beginning OF the crop year, the receipts
pave aggregated ,364 4s bales comparing with 516i 9T3
oaics Tor the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CnARIEsroN May Sl.-rurpsntiae quiet az SO 10
SAVANNAH May y1.--raypensine qpist % 50 Is
WILMIsa 1ox MAG al->-Tnxpens1ne arxn 90 ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
1885 1887. 1883
Number Of nlss 1p2S LES ss5 q i9s
Ian / 10 MAY u =. 1.49O026 1,S303l4 2Oo9,9Ol
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Number OF miles $50 - 500 ~ 9999VV
Third week In May els,930 $500 20. ocS
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE Main Line.
Mgm9e Te o, In Nay s2e COS $50 $40 49, 9ss
ian ! 10 May 81 =. 4n-915 $4,000 lO292eo
ST LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE (BranchssJ,
Number OF miles los ISS -,o 10
Third week in Nay ell,Ol9 SIo'tJo 90 5i9
Jan 1 May 81 2o4,OJo oSo'oof ""''--"
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number OF miles,. 200 an, 90
Third week IN May. - Doc 994y
jan l 10 May 81 - '"''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

Stpiet Good 9,d,na,v 80 tfSd,i mtoos
LiLLe wheat was shown on the speculative market
representing advance CO las points from Tuesday
final quotations. Sales 32S00 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01

Flour quiei frm on Winter and easier on Patents from
Cssh duotarious fo,lows-Ne. Spring Wheat
sso0s4c No Spring Wheat nominal No. Red nominal
No 2 Corn az sake. No. 2 Oats 37037 &c. No y
RYE at 85e No. Barley SO 069hc. No. Flax Seed
AZ ST 90 Primo Timothy seed at So 25 Mess Pork
At ga VOSl4 O5 per bbL Lard at IS 40 Ger 10y n
Soyed IS 90 90 IS Clear SO lO03 Is.
Wniskev dstiers' finished goods at 81 10 gallon.
Suaars-CuI Loaf 7Aa9SSsc. GRADUATED &c. Standard
. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE l. 1888

REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day 100000 National bank notes Tor
redemption
The customs receipts were 81 ,070, 933 and the
internal revenue receipts were STA, 925.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
May 90. May 81. Differences.
Net gold on hand s1ss S33 sos Dec 5000
Net silver ON hid 53040, $50 So 1920 Inc. e078
Net legal tenders -.
on hand 49, 223,6o5 33,17oGJl Dec. 629Of
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
certiacates s2s5 1O3 o45 s2s5. o2a 100 Dec s7714s
Deposits In banks 53633,77 53,JGf11S Dec. 2O5oJo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. May 81 1888.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PACIFIC NAIL.


Thursday May 31-p. m.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company in making
its annual report to-day follows the bad precedent
established one year ago by the old management
and presents no general balance-sheet. Its feet
of steamers and gross tonnage are the same as they
were one year ago. A brief statement of the COIN
panys cash assets and liabilities is made in form,
and compares with that of April 80, 1887, as fol-
lows:
April 80 1887. 1883
Cash assets s5s7,5d eSdSSl7
Liabilities 26551S 29O,Se1
Net assets s522,033 s5SS,368
In addition to the foregoing assets, there was
due from the Central American and Mexican Gov
ernments for carrying the mails, s2Ol, 476 April
80, 1887, and s2O3,o46 April 30, 1888.
The years business as made up shows net earn
ngs of s440429 for the last year, against s2S5533
in the preceding year and 81, 3O04S5 for the year
ended April 80, 1886. In the general expenses Of
last year s326e for extraordinary repairs to
the steamers City of Pekin and Colima are in
cluded A proper making up of the accounts
would not permit either ordinary or extra repairs
to be charged otherwise than to operating eX-
penses. The general report says that 81 100000
was set apart as an insurance fund. But in the alb
sence of q balance-sheet no such account appears
in the financial statements. The following shows
the companys reports of business for three years
THREE YEARS BUSINESS