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The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04
BArtley Campbell Is peaa

New York, July 3l.-Bartley Camp.
bell, the dramatist, who has for some
time been confined in an asylum for the
insane, Gied Monday of general paresis.
Want the Younger Brothers Liberated.
SALTWATER, July 31.-A circular is
being industriously circulated, written
by w. II. Harrington, late chaplain of
the Minnesota state prison.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

People at Rapid City feel rather I'm
easy in regard to the opening of the
Sioux reservation. DIR. McGillycuddy
says Sitting Bull is opposed to the open
ing, and that his influence will be pow
erful among the Indians.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

Nine salconkeepers have been arrested
at Fargo for violating Judge McConnell's
Injunction. The district attorney placed
in the sheriff's charge warrants for
twenty more saloonkeepers doing bust
ness in Fargo, Hunter, Wheatland, Cas-
selten, Mapleton and other towns in the
county. From now on it will be war to
the knife against saloonmen.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

Entered at the postofiCc at Dickinson. Stark
county, Dakota as second class matter.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

settle Venezuela claims.
On mnfinn of Snhin
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

j. c. Hague, a boot and shoe dealer at
aberdeen, has made an assignment. The
failure is due to slow collections and
overstocking. Liabilities, 80, 800; assets,
81. 600.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

So far in the campaign Custer county
shows up sixteen citizens who desire to
~ofIiciate as sheriff, and have made their
willingness known,
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

A sneak thief entered the dental Office
OF DIR. Bradley at Washburn while the
family were at dinner, and stole a guam
tity of clothing from a trunk that be-
longed to Mrs. Bradley. Nothing else of
value was disturbed.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

John Durkin, a section foreman on the
Northern Pacific road at Steele, was ia
tally injured while attempting to board
a moyino troin
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

The residence Of A. N. Washau, of
Miller, was struck by lightning and en-
tirely consumed. The family escaped
with but a slight shock.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

United States Deputy Marshal Shat
tuck, of Fargo, went to Casselton Thurs
day and arrested Nick Richard, Archie
Holiday and H.. Free for selling liquor
without a United States license. They
were taken TO Fargo.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

WASHINGTON, July ~. The senate
was addressed in open executive session
by Senator salisbury in support of the
fisheries treaty.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-04

Brookings is getting to be considerable
of a stock county. According to the as
sessor's books there are 1868 head of
cattle and 5,627 horses and mules in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M4RKETa
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALisOo. -
The buyers Of cash wheat are sun Oe''ss .,,,rt3,
the citadel yesterday showed some signs OF "ed a.
Prices were lowered 1-2dl cent and YET 'hsie - ,da
mand from exporters while the transactions I -, "a ave
were almost nothing Easier cables were receiver ,- ~
prospects OF better crop returns than were
week ago tend to discourage the late Du'' >, ,ha
still showed a reluctance coneede any siss,,,a
bears and that helped rctard decline 'nA AVN
lions otherwise would have effected Alse' w - ~.
1.eaI Ia cents prices made partial recovery 'na e
course Of speculation was resumed downward 40 . o.,
closed weak with losses of gs for May a. % 20 =,
June at 81 I2; 7s for July at OF So; l.e lOr NJ
90 7-5 rs for September ~ 90 TO anu 80, o e.nt
cember at 90 "a cents Cash corn fell OH $50 -
and shippers took 900 bushels at the use -,
options were steady when the general speeuAe a.
opened lower but It finally joined the o'nei
yielding under reallEauonS The cese was "ea, III
OF 12a7.s cent as follows: May OF; June % o. 80.
SO 10; August and September 05 Ia oe'o'.s ~ 80.
oats were weaker and tn. options closed on
80 IA for May. 80 SO for June ana % o' 80
July There were sales OF $50 terees OF lara or
the options showed disposition to relax .ae :.
the recent boom. Final quotations were y" , g. ,a,
May at 90 rs, for June At ss GO. and .6A p''' ~
at IS Gs. August % H. September at - 20 ANU
st IS r.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported Jos'is' :"
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore ana bossoa "eo -
follows: Wheat 3I,5i0 bushels; corn Iso ooN ou'''.
oats Oe775 bushels; total grain 2sioSo puane' Ou'
80 600 packages At Chicago Milwaukee anu e- Lou
the arrivals were Wheat 1850 bushels corfu t'"os'
bushels oats s 3os bushels total grain o'i'S'~ pa''
els; -four, 21,e11 barrels. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
COURT CALESDARs-TO-DAY.

setSrs Js La AZ s-N sss
e: 81 az i97 az l9 isc s $50 s5 ass ass 9se ss $50
s5I i52. ASS. asa 456 ass 457 ass 4's 400 4el 49,
srrnKnr COURT GENERAL TErx-Bs Van Brunt P j.
81 ~ sS TO- iSs 49, les io7. S. i2O 1855 1871 las 44
surGENT couRT-sPEclAL Before o. sr ts0
J-No. 4g7 Ell $50 4so llo $50 U.s. zee III ~ $50
zoe ISL 792 1893 794 7s5 1885, 7ss 7s9 500 So4 so7 sOs
SUPREME coUHT-cmcuIT-PAHr L-AGOurnsd for the
4sg ia ss Az Aars ss
$50 U.s.. 1850 1915 5s5 Sesl 1878, 1885, 1887. 1897
S III; Bsss sl Reach as
s5s siS5 $685. S67S $685. $685. 1904. 1887 $751; 1914
svfs S oouar-cmcurT-PAnr IvBe,ars Barrett
IOOe 1897; IA l7oS zo2 z'y 7 2z' az
} lss i i74 i i9sS 1856 is5e i 4s 1850
p % VIII q Ratrae
John Conner p win Of Albert g. S0odai ronap. ~
% T Of Ann Maria ode Hannah Mehan Andrew Leo;
So Ts Es R.nsad AaSn MURPHY John
McIr.yre ~ m, lanes r SS, Rsors parro J-Nss
49,, Tr psss lSn ia Bh'''' TFn''
surEiox cogETIT1H a si TEEs MD iad
covRrTRAda IA, TEsP 4is IDA ss ss
Ey% 7io dp 4 ss. frs'd
mao eosioy P1EAs"GESEsAL TEEa-Sefo c. j.
%a' DAY.
u. Van
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TRRM-PARr J! - BEFORE o an
Hoeson Mos 81 773 TIA s2 YO4 9Oo 5Oo OOf' eVo'
SOg 80. Oil. el2. 9l3. Ola. 9l5, 9l6 OH $780,
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TKRN-PAET I.-Be,ore MoGo"n, d
Nos 1888 4022 4736 1850 1905. 502l $685. e093 4SSs
bose 4s9 5Os2 1914 1913 5092 1884 o6Io Az'4 o4oo'
6lB2, 5l74. 5lI7. 1868, 5l72 6lS3, 499S. -,,,-x e.,
CITY COURr--TRlAL TEKh-PARr II.-Betore Enriic; :.
6l6I bs74 5i57 bi43 49i 1851 484l 1885, $780, 5223.
S560 4723 5175. 5l9S 5l99. 5l58 BIOS ..,.x,
COURI-IEIAL rEAM-PARr IIl.-Belore fitsnke;, -
bO55 1868, 5O0S 5e26 4495 5OS1, 4slS 459Z 40
l533 5U82 ST. BOIL 5!44 4sO2, 5040 ol4O 5llO oASS
COURT GENERAL sRssGONs-PARr i.-Botore nlioet
sleeve j. and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Davs-Nos
10 34incusvs.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr IL-Before Cowing j.
and Assistant District Macdona-NOs 10 10 IN
elusive
COURT on GENERAL sRssIoys-PART IILBetore Recorder
hmyth Assistant istrctAttorney Goh-Nos 10 20
inclusive.
COURT OF oYER AND T.RNISER-Before Patterson j. and
District Attorney Fellowship. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE MAY l7-Cotton steady. Mtlflinz l0DlOsc
enT strong Street and Western super nns
e. so 9sSOO Extra do SIS % "a 90 Family 90 - 29o
75 CIV Mills 81 6032 g. Extra do 50 70 15 TO-
do Rio Brands s705 90 PaaDsco Family s. 30 90 su:
Patent SIS S. Wheat-S0uthern steady futz %
gOOc. Ion CHERRY 80 I0Ic Western higher No WINTER
Red May s5695c do for June 30 $50 2c DO for July
Hrm White G5967c. yellow Sc se7e Western dul 10 bus
fxi.c. Jny 53aG3Lc Oats aniet irper. Southern
AZ 40 a 43o Western White at <2D44c Western Mixed
see Hay steadvi Prime to Choice Western slS SOC
an Oa Provisions quiet but firm; Mess PORK SID W.
Rnlkmeats Shoulders and Clear BIB Sides packed
Bacon~Shculdss 7la9spc. Clear Rib sides &c Hams
l2.al3c Lard rshnsd nc Butter nrm western pacxeo
2Os23c Creamery 25o27c Eggs nrm az IA &c retro
ieum steady Refined TIC Coffee firm Rlo cargoes
ordinary 10 fair i6c. sugar steady "A" soft Sssc
Copper rennsd 1880. whisksy quiet at 81 %
Flour per as Grain 2o2td Receipts-foar 10y 0o9
bhs Wheat IL. 900 bush. Corn 1900 tush Oss ov0o
bnsh RYE 5000 bush shipments-Flour $4,000 bDls,
Wheat 2a 600 Corn 5000 bush. Aooooo
bush Corn 5000 bush.
CHICAGO May 1.-THE leading futures ranged a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
TIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsvyork THURSDAY. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wore 20 csrs 81 II7s head all al 6ohsL, and all con-
signed direct to exporter Snd Guy "auSh'eierS No
trading Feeling steady -ao a., -. A..
Dressed Beef in fair demand at 7asc for Decent 20
Good Native aides and 1eaIe for Texas sides Choice
ma Ezra 1.ef was selling In the slaughter houses ut
Prv, c,ble ayiecs received to-day quote Refrigerated
Beef steady At 34d per y.
shinmsnts % Beeves and Is Sheep on the Murel for
Bermuda. -. -,
MICH Cows-Reeeip,s thus far this week. IN heal
Demand less active and prices tne weak with sales a'
s35as5O for Common to Good COWS
cALvEs-Reccipts 2o25 head Of which 1850 were s a.
soth,t Total for Ave days 0s9s head against 10 oSi
H.sa ror enc 1ame time last week Demand Just about
soua to the supply and prices steady with the pens wei
Scared at an early hour.
Mixed lots az s4as4 So and Ordinary to Prime Veas at
"a 40ds6 .,us..
Dressed Calves In moderate request but firm aud hshsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

..uunE OF TWO SUITS FOR DEPRECIATION IN TEE
VALUE OF PROPERTY.

FAILURE OF TWO SUITS fo"
VALUE OF PROPERTY.
Tho first two suits In which the Elevated haiiroad
>-.-,r.,v has successfully resisted heavy claims
,rst them for damages TO property resulting from
Sc c,ion NJ their structures were decided yester
~ a. the superior CoIrt before Justice Freedman
,rrv The actions were brought by James T.
an and Louis l. Lorlllaid as surviving trus-
- 90 c.tbarspe L. Kernochan and Eva l. Kip, both
cb,es of Peter Loriilara, Cd ana sisters OF forie
,,,.d each of whom owned onchalf of the poperty
- ,c7 and 16o South Fifth-avc. In each case
49, n,.,n,ifs claimed $4,000 damages for depreciation
-. r.rtaI value for SIX years preceding the time Of
" t. tbe actions I'm 1856 In 1855 the companies
49, condemnation proceedings In regard to the
WV and the Commissioners awarded only $4o2
80 estates for damage to tho fee value An
" ", sor this action of the Commissioners is pend
An consideration Of that proceeding was ruled
iNe I,,,eo Freedman. julien T. Davies, who rep
The elevated railway, conceded that $3.50 was
s,s 81 the ground taken for the foundations OF
.n EURO elevated railway columns In front OF tho
s,.r,v making $500 for both, and asked the Judge
ut verdict for the plaintiffs for $50 as the
s.,a,ion in rental value at the rate OF per cent
wi ,rr, On $500 for six years. This the Judge
49, % do The case went to the Jury and after
49,, -, aa,,heratjon a verdict for the plaintiffs for
% Dlc 80 rendered. The LOrlarus own SIX oIher
sioo W nroperty on South Fiftha ave, on which smE
nlts are 10 be brought and this verdict as anect-
ing ,hs Elevated railroad These are the first suits
10 uo ~ property In South Fifthaye. that have
Spsssn brought John L Parsons appeared ior 'ne
plaintiffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
BRrEx Guilty OF REoEIrIYe SroLEy GOODS.

Michael Brien who indicted for participation in
thefts the United States Public Stores, was
convicted yesterday Of receiving stolen goods Brea Is
nearly scveny years old ana his white hair and long
white beard give him patriarcha appearance several
merchants. Custom House examiners and clerks. and
police called witnesses yesterday by
Assistant Attorney Con to complete the den'inca
ton silks The delivery clerks OF the Pub
lie testified they surrendered the goods only on
strength Of the forged delivery anc when Mr.
Coz lad closed his eX-Assistant District Attorney
lursy. BFen's counsel asked that the case be taken
from the jury because the indictment did not contain
setting forth obtaining OF goods under false
preicnees Recorder Smyth at first denied the motion
but later withdrew the charging grand larceny as
being Improperly pleaded lie Submitted the case on
tbs charging the receiving OF stolen goods and
tine Jury after short absence verdict OF
guilty. The Recorder remanded Brien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
OIL MARKETS

on CITY. Penn. NAV l7satonal Transit Certificates
opened SO highest 9O. lowest sg closed 50 a
kses cearance 1882 900 barrels
ters 476iS shipments 90 2G5 barrels runs A 300
barrels
PirIssUEa Penn. May i7Potroisum fairly active closed
frn. National Transit certificates opened 80 closed
syf: highest e0Li lowest 80
BRADFORD. Peno. May I-Natonai Transit Certificates
oIsned closed A. s91: highest, 00ls lowest so
Clearancos SIG 900 barrels.
TiTUsviLLE Penn. Nav l7-SatoRal Transit Certificates
opened at So highest 90ls lowest 50; closed. e91
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Charles c. Lloyd. of Cleveland, Ohio had little
ssrghter four and one-haf years old, suffering from
disease which doctor whom he had consulted was able
N cure he brought her to this city and January l.
,ssA made conisct with Milton Josiah Roberts by
which the latter treat her for year and was to re
eeye 500 for services He treated her for nearly
four months and her father removed her from his
care and used pay balance Of $3.50 which the doctor
claimed Dr. Roberts sued for this amount with interest
aud on second cause OF action demanded s5o for
constructing machine to regulate the movements OF the
china The case in the Superior Court before Justice
Tsx and Jury yesterday The defendant said that the
contract was terminabe his expressing dissatisfaction
with tho treatment and that he was dissatisfied lie de-
ood that he was properly chsreeabe with the cost Of the
spraraus used by the physician. The jury gave the
plaintiff s431 80 the FIRST cause Of action by direction
Of the court second found for the defendant
Alice wnans has appealed to the General Term OF the
Superior Court the order denying her motion TO dis
continue her suit for absolute divorce from Ross WI
rams the Baltimore millionaire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

,BrryApo MAY l7.-whsat-No No Hard n tho market,
bust ~ o. tc No Northern regular SIZE chicago
!ensl wiats' whsat unsettled; No Red lG0c Is car.
iosts 80 I WhiLs Michigan % 103c. Corn steady,
win isT esmand; No. Yelew IS nc No Yellow G2e
Ne Z. 32e; No 8 Blc. Oats quiet but nrmi No White
q ale: yo q White at Acc; No Mixed at 3sa4e.
Eys tll nominal. Flour strong with fair demand !;
Aos, spring Patent IS 50ss5 76 Best Winter 81 IS
~ NiiIfeed weak Winter Bran sig Ocdsls so /
s2ns 10 s7 30 90 per ton. cornmea nrn Oatmeal
rs-ey. Canal freights steady Wheat &c. Corn 2.c :
yAs @ie Lumber Albany 81 60 10 New YORK. 81 90.
Meeelbis-Flcur $4,000 Ibis Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
Sssn0o bush Oats As 600 bush Shipments By RaiFour
t ts.oeo eos Wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush;
S-pnsnts by Canai-wheaf $4,000 bush Corn 1900
susn- Oats $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
NETTING OF THE DOCK COMMISSION.

A meeting Of the Dock Board was held yesterday at
which only Commissioners Matthews and Stark were
present, the Mayor not yet having made any nomi-
nation to fill the place of Commissioner Marshall
Two bids for the repair Of the pier and bukhead at the
foot Of West Eeventhst. received Of S19701
from John Faherty and the other from John ellis, Of
elT,4Oo. The contract Will probably be awarded to
the latter Permission granted the Waverly Boat
Club to remove their boat house from Its present
location at the foot of West Seventy-tfthst TO 100
feet north Of West nebundred and-hfty -sixth-st'
Nnrlh River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
nm LAYTON SELL THE HOUSE TO THE WIDOW

.,r LAYTON SELL THE HOUSE TO THE WIDOW
"a - ne,ore walter E Lawton sbsconded he conveyed
49,. Elizabeth Levlck, attractive widow, summer
s,re at spuyen Duyv the consideration expressed In
NV s.sa being s35 900. Robert Van Wyck, creditor
- ,ton is seeking have the deed set aside alleging
mat the transfer the result Of fraud and couson be-
- rswton and the widow. The trial OF his suit for
.-nose was finished in the Supreme Court before
,.sso lncraham yesterday, and the decision was re-
I'D 1t IS not known where Lawton is The widow
80 No. in court Both represented by counsel
Yhn Iath Lawtons porter testified that the Sunday
before his employers departure he painted the name on
a., -,nks John Reed who claims that Lawton swndled
~ ont OF large amount deposed that he called at Law
,os Office the day after his disappearance, and found
LITTER in which Lawton said he had South with Mrs
rev1ck He said Mr.. Levick in Paris. 1t was
shawn that Lawon insOlvent thirty days before his
esht There were no witnesses for the defendant Her
.a'nso, copendea that there was no proof OF fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr North Rfver Vsssels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Little demand shown for Brazil growths,
but values were firmly held at Is o-4dl0c for fair RIO
spot inyo :es salrs LOCO BAGS NO 10 at - S4e aoat
Tho njlder styles quiet but steady Sales 700 bags
Maracaibo and small lot OF sav1nie fair business
can De noted In the option list though values showed 10
Important changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETa

EUROPEAN FINANVIAI HI1, Ut ~. -,
LONDON May ia D. m-Consos 30 i'io lot ys eoras
AID FOR the account United states per cons
i29La; do 4qs 1905 Atlantic AMI Greas asan Pacac
mortgage trustees' certincatcs 3bi2i conmon
5s Erie. 25 do second consols e6 81 Psu IVn" sod
"a y; NewYork Central, l0sai PennsyvahiA o. He""'
ing. 3l-k -. ..,... at 90 francs
Pari. quote cent rsnses on london al
rs eentn.. for the account and Exchange On Ao"u0 "
20 30 y ceutimes for checks o, ,or short and
The rate OF discount IN the open Ha'A9' '
tl go months bills Is pc per cent.
Money s la per cent ,.., 60 itahllltv which
The proporon OF the Bank OF England 70 naDnt''' "
I,st EEK " IA "a OF per cent So 90 per cen"
bar silver IL quoted At Al sd per oulos na. increased
The b llon IN the Bank OF Bingham" -
fl0l,0 during tho past week ~ cha Bank Of
France shows an Increase Of 307oOoo francs IN b'A anu
1926 600 francs q silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

g. CoTTON-spot cotton was eUll at unchanged HeIrcs.
oales go bales for consumption At the ports todays
report indicated receipts OF o66 bales comparing with
BIB BALES this day last and $50 bales for the
responding day last year. Since September 1.-THE begin
ping OK the crop year. the receipts have aggregated
corresponding date last season.
Quotations based American standard Of classical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

crARfKsToN May 17.-Turpeniine steady at $50
SAVANNAH May l7.-Turpentine nffn at 33 2133s<e
WILMINGTON Nav l7.-TuTDentine hrm at S3rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

balances sS45 31574s s341, sos 273 Dec 80 475
The foreign exchanges were quiet with the
development Of q frner tone, without change
in the quotations for business, which IRE as fol
lows Bankers bills, "a SO IA and 81 SO 1-2 for
long and short sterling respectively; ST. "a and
81 1-2 for francs; 95 5-S and 80 rs for reich
marks; 40 IA and 40 1-2 for guiders
The governors Of the Bank Of England, at their
weekly meeting to-day, made no change in its
rate for discount, and 1t remains at per cent
During the week the bank gained tl0l ,000
and the proportion of its to its liabilities
was raised from 360s to 80 per cent, against an
advance from 1886 to 4716 per cent in the same
week of last year, when its rate for discount
was per cent The weekly statement OF the
Bank of France shows gains of 3,075, 600 francs
gold and 1925, 900 francs silver. At the London
Stock Exchange, British consos were easier at
90 lie and 90 3-16 respectively for money and
account Bar silver declined 1-6d- to AZ rs
per ounce English standard American railways
were strong and ruled to the close equal to
or better than concurrent London quotations
At Paris, French per cents further advanced to
s2.65.
The Richmond Terminal Company Committee,
OF which William Libbey is chairman announce
that James Henry Smith and Robert l.. Reade
have agreed to serve as directors OF the company
in conjunction with those already mentioned.
The transfer books close tomorrow and stock
holders who have not already transferred their
stock into their own name must do so tomorrow
friday or otherwise they will lose their vote.
DAHPOAD EARNINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

higher at 71a7l "a OF city bank stocks,
America sold C25) at ia. New-York l5) at 900,
The general railway bond market was about
as usual in amouns Of transactions and strength
OF prices. Rock Island IS sold up TO l07 IA
to % s-aass IS. Missouri Kansas as and Texas
issues were about steady and Texas and Pacifc
new issues were easier For further information
unlisted 10 at Is. STOCK 0
Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 500 at 81 "a
a52a3l l-9, chesapeake and Ohio frsts preferred
n aasdi second sasop pad ss nj paid
l200 at cas- l-s. Duluth, South Shore and Atlanta,
$50 at 81, Mexican National receipts 5000 at
Money, ruled at / i-2a2 per cent; exceptionally
The Clearing House STATEMENT today was as
follows: Exchanges, s97,5o5,567; balances,
The Sub.Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House sl,57s,7s5. Its net loss ON balance was
81, O,9i4, made up by losses OF s,Sens2 .
tons covered: Receipts, sl,oo4,oI2; payments
l5,0l6; leaving the general balance at
SHELLS $40, consisting Of $751; s3i, OS6 coin and
Sl4,lS7,55S currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day s6l4,0 National bank notes Tor
redemption
The customs receipts were s563,3s4 and the
internal revenue receipts were 1878, 292.
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 10. May II. Differences.
Net gOld on =. oos ,so
hand eocS 100S9e e203 1875, sos Dec. "a, 10 $50
Net silver on
hand -. 52,1A,o42 s1,9es,ool Dec 1s1,on
Net legal ten
ders hand 30, b52, pol 90 III, 343 Inc 225 i42
Actual cash l. = '--
In Treasury
vaults ]
outstanding
certificates $500 1s1 s2es CHS $50 Dec s41s1o7s
Deposits In
banks -. H,51s,617 N,912,421 Inc. 9s3so4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

SITEs ar TIE COysOLIDATED STOCK AMI
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

May lzToar gaiss e ,,iF oS ss% @a 4.
DO %s''f ETtras as So ooSsj rs No 2 Winter Family.
s. 50 . IS; ps3asyyann .a Family os,s
Clear 81 2OsI 30 DO DO strlshs s. 1928 Is. indiana
Clear .O do 40 ssraig. 81 4GStaa 81 Los,s an
81 10 Winter Patent fair choice 81 Minnesota
Clear 50 20 DO 'tss9 IS 49, 10 DO Fayors Drama.
IS is Choice Rye Flour ssaiy AZ s. 75 Wheat quiet;
n n az Ss%aS 90 for Ja s sS &c % ,or
95s ave Rye drm a; nc for no PenasyiysnIa Corn
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