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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE May i5-cottou steady. Miadns looioi,a
FO%s ase hr a9c.a street and ss 40 ~ asS
475 CIV Mills superans ~ 50e2 So Extr. do % %.
do RIO Brsns 1870 90 p~toscS ra"y - gst 90 90
6sc. Lsngberry 10 1000 westers nrmer No "isssr
Esa Nay DO for ygss DO Tor bsy
soay White e5ee7c. yellow es e6c Western dnl and
arm MHs apt s4tS Oa MAY ssssSy 'as s.as.rs
az 40osse Western White at t2stS &c Western airei
a. Ss2stlc Pennsyvaaia al iSstse I'VE auisi ss .9S
sI7 on Provisions quiet bnt nrnj Mess PORK sIs 90
Bu!smeats shoulders and Clear his sides pa'ssa lam:
k.slSc Lard refined gsc butter nrri Western packet
sum steady Refined at ss csfes hrm Rio cargoe,.
ordinary 70 TAR loo sugar steady so.s 9sr
81 IS. Freghts Liverpool steamer dnll-tooa
Flour per ton a. Grain 292TL teceIpts-FiSar iH0Vv
bush. Rye 900 bush shpmsns-Flour 800 bbis. Sales
Wheat l7O.0OJ bush. Corn 10000 bush
Bosroy Nav i5-Flour unchanged prices holding very
strong Corn quiet but nrm. steamer Yellow los ~
4s Se Shorts and unehanGed Provi;lsn. srrn and
e Bgg N sPSd suPpy ym ana "a BE cheese rm
Ea Cream new F nss' az sa Ia. Gus
500 b6ls ami $500 sacks Corn 10000 busa oau
So 600 bush. shorts SO tona
BUFFALO. Nav l5-whsat--So No Hard offered; Wash
burn No. Northern eiSc; Minneapolis do y6e9o2es
&c over Chicago Nav Winter Wheat DUH weak sni lower
No. 2 Red SOC: No White Michigan 81 o. corr an;
Yellow &C. oats fair demand and weak No White
4l1e42ci No 3 White Ss'.s4oe; no Mixed 80 s &c.
asked Flour steady with fair demand Mnfeed weaS and
nuchanget Winter Bran SO % spring DO SIG 90 per
BE- SSEs s s o ss. Corn sasS
bns. 10000 bush Oats 1000 bush Barley lIOGO
bush Shipments oy Csnal-Wheat 2ie,oOo push Sefh
29.C0o BUSH Oats ll2,OOO bush
CHICAGO. May Ia-rhs leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Tuesday, May f5.-BnEvES-ony 70 head
received. No trading Feeling steady. -. .
Dressed and in moderate request at as 14o
with Choice selling in small way at l2c.
Private cable advces to-day quote Refrigerated Beef
steady al 3id and American Live Cattle unchanged at
3-4a6 Lid estimated dressed weight
Shipments $50 quarters OF Beet IL the Wisconsin and
$50 Live Cattle the olympia
CALVFS-Recepts 200 head and about ITO were
held over rday No change in tone prices But
-rnk Calves sold Lee. and Medium TO Chece Veas
at 8 IA G6 lac .-
Dressed Calves firm and higher at case for Country
Dressed vess with Little Calves selling at DC; City
Dressed 7dge. and Dressed Buttermilks Sd6c-
sales-Halenbeck Hollis 100 Buttermlk Calves
11O n at 3 1-2c; G3 Vcals, 100 =, at Lac.
Hume 4 Mullen 0 vcals. 40 n, at Lac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receipts LIZ ears OF T43
head2 IL cars at Jersey City and at 6othst and
steady and good stock wanted Common grades dull aud
neglected
sales OF clipped Sheep at as 5Cds6 go bunch Of
clipped yearlings sold 81 deckload OF Maryland
Lambs at 10 LIE per and Jersey Lambs sofa oy inc
head az s3ds6 each, with ls fancy bringing 80 o.
Dressed Mutton in good demand at 10ai2 lie; Dressed
Yearlings steady az 12G14c and Dressed Spring Lamos
selling az 2dl5c per and by the carcass az s4ses eseh
sales-J. +. Sadler Co 1l3 Clipped Ohio sheep 81
n at 80 25 per 100 n 90 do 50 NJ az so 'o' 2OI DO
j. " Pldcock Ill Clipped Ohio Sheep so N. at 50 20
go MARYLAND Spring Lambs, SO IL n, at 10 LIE per TO-
Evertt 4 Pidcoek: 80 Clipped OHIO sheep 70 ID az
lie per n 122 Clipped Ohio sheep ana fearNhss' o.
II, at 5 3-4c. 50 Clipped Yearngs, SO u at &c. .
Hume Mullen 95 Clipped Ohio Sheep So d. at % 90
per 100 n -o, -, % ..
HOGs-Recelpts were 81 Of 1850 head-le cars
at Jersey City and - 40th--t Feeling trine weak
A little bunch OF state Hogs sold at &C. per ID 49,.
Very few Country Dressed arriving and quotations are
nOmnaly unchanged -
A W Lamb sofa II State Hogs, 1Ge n average at &C.
per II Rough do, $40 n, at &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE J
Per North River Vessels ard Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING NATURALIZATION Is little business
passing and values show important changes quota
lions: Crotons brown, slSesi5; DARK snd red clog
sf6 Trenton and Philadelphia front. al0ngsde pei
s27as2S; Jerseys, $3.50 30; Pale, s2 5OasS ia en-
stra hard ahoa1 s1dsS; Up Rscr hard 50 50a7p %
Roekland Common Lime, 81; Finishing, 81 1891 ~
Goats Hair s2Ssee per bush Cattle Har 2ig IT,
English Portland es2 soas2 so Rosendale, sl lO@sl 10
CoC0A.-Demand fair values without decided change
quayaQui 1AG14 lie Bahia, ID l2e Trinidad 1GHlIc
Caracas lsai0c Canca a592oc Mara aibo, 2sa2o lie
CHICORY.-Fair. Quotations: Barry's Granulaled
English, LAS 3Se; and Graduated German. SO
ae lee H9uswaldps Paper. 5-5c
c. oPERAGE sTOCK.-M,assss stock finds fair
Shocks ana Heads. soesa rs Sugar Shocks and Heads
81 inch s1 1881 IS SO inch sl s0o$i 80; ODD shocks
and New Heads 3s inch, 81 25asl rs SO inch 81 100
81 90 on Shocks without Heads soa35c; Rum Shocks
and Heads, 90 65Gs3 70 Rum Pipes sDG$6 so Empty
Hogsheads, - 25es2 80 Hoops. IA feet. 29d32c; l.
feet 26d27e
CoRDAGE-The general market is firm Manila,
IL 34c, and Ssal, 10 3 40
COFFEE-For Rio and Santos grades the market vas
firm one on Of 10 34c for fair sales
600 bags No. Z at lac; 2O00 bags Santos No TO- at
- 5-Sc IL 600 bags No. and 900 bags No on the
ba ss OF l3 Use No 7. The mdeT styles quiet
but firm. Sales 900 bggs LagusyTa, Is l-4c and 3Ol
bags az Guatemala and 10 Lie for Salvador
The Dutch OF lac above brokers' valuations
Other kinds (pae and yeowish) OIL about Lac
above valuations Good Ordinary Java 40 f2. Option
trading moderately active, but weaker market
the closing quotations representing decline Of 41aoO
points for The day. sales $3.50 bags -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
COTTON mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

rrvFRpo0i Nav l5.-s mCOttoa-fhe sales OF the dav
lnenasd 8 OOn bales American Futures closet steady,
i@oans Low Mdiinr clause, May delivery 2O.Bl sellers.
MAY and June delivery. 2OS4a tsiisfs juno aud july
s.Iiysrv glO4e LuyeTa July and Anga.t aolivery 30
CId buyers. and September delivery s 2iel
seI ers september and October delivery l26ld yane.
Oefper ami November delivery T-D4 buver. Noyembe,
and December delivery 6Sid buyers; september delivery
~ G4d buyers
6Avtsrox. Nay lj.-Cotton-steady Middlng 7ls Low
Mlddling Liz; Good Ordinary, sa gross re-
cefpf. 20 La!es sales. 81 bales. "a
SosFoLK. May Is -Cotton-stcady. Middling. Ga. net
and receipt !45 exports coastvise 3la
Iales: sales. SOB bales. stock Is 39J bales
SAVANNAH May l5.-Cciten-Quiet. Middlinr 9i6. Low
reorpts, 757 baiea exports 7e6 bales saleA
so bales stock. IL. SIS bales.
NEwOHLkAss Nav l5.-Cottou-Quet Middng
9s Low Mddng. gl.l6; Good oriinaIr. 9-ls mes
receipts. 1894 bales receipts 1894 bales exports
cosstwise. - bales sales. 200 baiesi stock. iSoeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May Is, 1888.
THE OFFERINGS OF BONDS.

Tuesday MAY l5-p. m.
The offerings of bonds to the Secretary of the
Treasury to-day aggregated 81, 992, 200, of which
he purchased 81 60, 050: As at 1877 and LIS at
lOs making total purchases to date up to
s2O299OOO. To-day's offerings indicate that all
the stray bonds have not yet been ABSORBED
and that there are still some held by holders who
are ready to sell for the purpose OF Increasing
their income by Refreshments IN other securities
The situation TO indicate that u the Secre-
tary should, as he did last year, name the figures
OF which he would daily purchase bonds-say III
for the As and 10s for the l-2s-tiu 1urtner
notice, the offerings would be even more liberal
than they are, when holders hope to mark prices
up another l-2 or per cent.
THE ERIE COMPANIES BALANCE SHEET
I'VE know now what is the matter with Erie
securities,' was the cry when to-day " bear
analysis of the company's balance sheet of last
March 81 was published, showing gross floating
debt of s6459 6O3 with off-setting cash assets of
s3442, al, making a net floating debt Of
S3,016,862 The system Of making up accounts
adopted in this circular" which was well dis
tributed, if applied generally, would make every
financial institution in the country appear TO DC on
the verge Of disastrous bankruptcy. The state
ment or which VIC write included III its cash na-
bilites every dollar OF floating Indebtedness named
In the com pany's balance Sheet while that OF
cash assets omitted 81, 2l4, 6S3 advances 10 the
Chicago and Atlantic Railway Company, for which
the New ork, Lake Erie and Western Company
will receive the first mortgage bonds OF the Chicago
and Atlantic Company; also s203s, 225 advan-4;
to Erie coal companies, all the stocks and bonus
of which companies belong to the New-York, Lake
Erie and Western Company, and which proper
ties are earning largely in excess OF their expenses
and fixed charges" The increase Of 81, zoe in
the amount of " bills payable is largely due TO
the settlement, announced several months ago. of
the Marine Bank litigation, by which the company
recovered little less than 81 goo, 600 of collateral
The subjoined comparative balance sheets of
March 81 for three years speak for themselves.
The income account lsurplusl in the two years
has increased 52,s00,OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN-1ORK DEALINOS.
The grain speculation suffered sharp reverse yesef1ay
and for the time being least II was evident that he pu
roo,,eroe,t had eliminated Cash wheat yielded l29l
cent without provoking any export business and the foreign
trade holds OF awaiting further decline. Inc opuah
market was again about 16 900 buse chehe
hands but the the weather and OF crop reports Was
more favorable to the and furnished the pretext for
reazatons although probably caused by the
desire OF the strong profits cheap wheat
The covering the only sustaining influence
OF an early checking the decline by some Of the
bulls who wished TO unload But after an opening
14a1 cent lower rally did not extend beyond small
fractions and then the downward of values continued
90 the and The market closed at about bottom figures and
weak with deslines OF SO for May at 9s 7s, ga for
June at 9e So and July at 90 81 3S for August at
% g. and September az 80 lS and lo cents
for Deco mber 0s 10 cents The corn markets exper-
enced reaction wheat spot lots broke l29l
cont and at the fall shippers took So 600 bushels The
ortons suffered sharp losses which extended cents in
MAY although close was at 81 "a cents, rally OF
cont The later months scored losses Of 56Gl 3s
cent ending rs follows: and July, IS IS, August
e5 September and October e5 1s cents There vas no
special oats which naturally sold on In sympathy
with the other cereals The options were down l4aSS
cent at 20 for May 80 SIS for June 20 for July 80 for
August and "a for September There were ESQ
Of lard for export late On Monday and yesr
day sales OF $50 reported probably for export
The options enjoyed higher prices at the start but lost all
their gain later except for September and October which
ended / point Final prees were May s. so
June ss TO- July ss II August IS 49, September and
October SS "a
The receipts OF -four grain reported yesterday at
New. York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were as
follows; wheat 30134 bushels corn, $50 ga bushels;
oats &C. e37 bushels total grain, 1915 bushels Sour
az O5s packages At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louie
the arrivals were: Wheat 81 203 bushels; corn 1865
bushels oats 269 04s bushels total grain, 4Se1O9 bush
els; -four 81, 965 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
TIVE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May Is (Specian Ream and Cudahy have
parted company in their trading. Ream all day was
large seller Cudahy big buyer The market which for
week has been without any bear leadership at night
had plenty OF IT, and the big men are pretty well divided
Ileam Mitchell and all credited with selling
j. j. Bryant about sea lot estimated at round
million and this was the gossips thought ior heh|
Hutchinson Of the buyers OF the day. Ihefe
deal OF indiscriminaie realizing there was
some from Northwest and some selling from
there. good many pyramids" were distrioute1-ong
wheat that had been piled up aud doubled up with only
small margins protect The result OF al this was that
July wheat which opened so IL cents. dropped TO IS
cents The close at SO is, Ss cents under The
opening The primary market receipts 1bloOo bushels
were moderate. The exportk only 1000 bushels were
disappointing III the afternoon market was stopped
So for July by cudahys buying The curb was
50 A cents The arrivals Of So cara were 80
above expectations and took some OF the energy
out Of the bulls May opened &C 80 LIZ cents sold
between 80 10 and So and CLOSED at so Ia cents July
opened at 10 cents. sold between IS IL and 81 ID
and closed 81 rs centA Big charters OF oats 49,
900 bushels made the May shorts uneasy. IL was sur
that Norton and wOrhineton shipping out the
essh while continuing 10 contract the May This op
ton advanced when other option the floor de-
clned opening at IS IA cents selling between 30 l4G
yS 6s closing at 35 Ia cents. There were fewer
hogs Than expected at the yards and prices were higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
EUROPEAN pRoppoE MARKETS.

LivrsPoot. Nav 1880 m--besf-fn poor demand,
Pork-ln poor demand. Haus-Holisrs onsr moderately
BaconIn poor demand Tallov-Ih psor demand Spirits
rurDentine- Holders ODER moderately losR-In pour
demand Lardspot and iaturss-1n iEir demand prime
Western sppt MAY June and Jay, rm AZ ga III Nheat
No 2Waief nrm ~ - LOO: new No spring hrm az
81 0d flour In air demand No extra spring trm DC
o. 81. Corn-Spot-nath.ng onerpri futures-lh poor
demand; Mxei westsrn-spot strong at as ~; May
strong AZ ss d Jay al "a IL I'D Hops ~ London
Newlork State-lB poor Demand
ANTWERP Nav 5-Porelsam-Ftne pale American lS
francs so csutimes paid IL francs 90 confines sserA
AsrwKRr. May 1s-wilcoxs lard slossi at % frsaos
BaExks. MAJ ia-Pslro!suu marks Is pfsnaixA
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Total since Jan s1o7 es5 4os s3os 800 s24(


LONDON May Ia-2 p. m.-Atante and Great Wssts sr
Ar.t worraee trusees csrtlhcatea 81 Canadian racine
bas. Erie 25a; do second consols. s6 llnois C.nua
1881; 81 Paul Common. 74S New-fofk Cehu1h lVe"i
Psnnsylvanis, 5STs; Reading. III. -. -. mn $500.
Pari, aavces quote three per cent rentes AT ~
so centimes the account ana Exchange IN bonu"n
20 francs 81 Il eentines for eheckh -, No. -. ~
The OF bullion Withdrawn rom ue bahk OIL Eng
land on balance today Is 93u,oOo -. -.
The rate in the open MARKET lor shot' anu
three months bills Is 2ls per cent,
Money il Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
LIVE srooK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Union stock Yards. Nav l5.-Tas DrOusrf
J0rnat reports. Ca,tl>-ReoeDts 1000 head shipments
1000 hrah Market stronger. etespt Tor hsavy bes.eS
Reevcs - 4Oa 50 OO steers ~ w
0si 10 81 7sd 80. stOckers and Feeders 81 zoo
IS 50 Texas 81 lUaSs 90. ..., 49,.
Iogs-RecsfD. 900 hradi shipments 600 nesh MARKET
strong. Mixed 81 a. 10 Heavy 81 55bso oVi LlEn1
SIS 4U0s5 IS skpA 81 00os5 10. .oo., ...so,
s,e0g head snpmens 400 asaa az 70 o ~
dull Born Texans s. 90 dSi IOi Fancy Woole1 70 ~
S. 90 Native Wooled 81 OOe So So shorn ." Oo@so o.
LOUIS. Nav ID Cal>-Hscelpts 2.49o head snip SNIP
monts sune niarKst steady. Choice Heavy NAIVE
stser 81 49, si 81 Good Naive steers - iYS
Butchers stsors. Me4iIn 60 Choca - ~ 1ef Ia
stockers Fesders tar COED 81 20 Oh hAhseEs
81 4U6s ~ ... 1870,
HoJs-Roceipts 300 hest; shipments 200 head
sealy. Choice Heavy aud Butchers selectons 20 ooS
s. rs. Packing Medium To Choice. s. 40eso ooi Lkh'
grades. Ordinary 10 Best. IS 2O05 5n ooo u,-..,
dull. FAIR TO Fancy 81 lO1s6 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
POULTRY AND GAME

IJehtey receipts live fowls caused steady advance
TO Ie for prime but Jews are supplied for ther
holiday which morrow, and the muhet cioss
uisfer And weak az 1919 BOOSTERS and turkeys
steady Spring chickens selling we'll Ducks and geese
quiet -. Ali 49,, .a.,,D,n,
western dressed fowls have ruled dull ana declining.
Receipts larger az the close ana dealers com
duh trade Prices have giadpay
settled lOsI0 2c for good prime fresh aud
good many lots opening little OUT on conutlOh are
urgently offered lower figures Fresh turkey. duL ana
lower. Philadelphia spring chickens are hot plenty anu
prime lots fair demand at suo SqVsos peAtisE'
dull and much lower. -. -. -, -,
during past week. but close quieter DOW nlfds scarce
nd nfad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

In State bonds. Tennessee settlement 3s wera
firm at 20 s-4a70 5-s. OF city bank stocks State
sold Il q at II 8 and Commerce l40 at So
The general bond market was not as active as
usual at the Board, but there was firm undertone
which forbid attempts Of such manipulation as
there was in the share market. Erie second 6s
were depressed to 06 3-4 but later at OF there
q demand that met with small supply. Rock Is
land IS were firm at 106 rs New-lork, Chicago
and So Louis As ruled at 81 7-sa9o; Lake Shore
second Is were strong at 25 l-2a1 25 rs. North
EN- Pacific frsts sold up to 1ls IA. Texas and
Pacifc So were strong at 90 IA and the seconds at
40 IL. Fort Worth and Denver firsts firm at sea-
IS So Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues were
dull and steady the IS at Sc and the IS at So l2.
Reference is made to full report Of bond sales.
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Tx
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold Il 600
at 81 3-4a3i l-2, Mexican National irsts $50, 0oeD
at 80 34a4G, Georgia Pacific tirsts 81, 000) at
LOS, New,Yorlx Mutual Telegraph 400 a.. 90 IL
Chicago Gas l150) at 80 1-2a35 A, and Security
Milling and Mining 1900 at Is cents.
Money loaned at 2a1 per cent; the common rate
was l-2, and the closing quotation was lal IL
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, slIo,75o,1o0; balances,
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s297l,l32 It's net loss on balance was
81 sS737l, made up by coin loss OF. 81, 500, 95S
less currency gain of s6,6l7 This reflects n
gain 10 the banks since last Friday by Treasury
Operations OF 1881, 73o. The days operations
covered Receipts s21i4,4o3; payments 81 ooI;-
7T4 leaving the general balance at 81 80, s25 e23
consisting Of SIS 500, o4s coin and si4,l32,s77
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day 100000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were ss27,1e2 and the
internal revenue receipts were $4,000.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
Nav Il NAV L. Differences
Net enid On hand s2os $40 s2O o43 Dec s1l24oo
Net silver on hid 5l,S5I,z2o s-,Voosoo AhS- ''i-"-
Net legal tenders ...-,-, ,oc no.
hand 20 2b5,f3l oo'oSo' 10 Inv "O'''O'
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v:sens1. aaa'rd ssssis S 7oa.SSs iSoiSsi

vsscnsrs aaa'rd sssS7s 7o2sos 1901. 02i
CONTINUED DULNESS IN STOCKS.
To-day was another dull day in stocks. The
transactions amounted only to l761s6. There
was no abatement in the circulation Of unfavor-
able rumors, and they began this morning by a
publication in the bears recognized organ OF
serious cutting and reduction OF rates by the
trunk lines Wcst-bound business. The market,
however, opened steady and was inclined 10 be
trm till dulness handed the market over to the
room traders. II has become fashionable with
them 10 interpret dulness as lower values and
they therefore turned their attention TO efforts
TO make lower prices. To certain extent they
were successful, and 10 the extent Of their sales
less the purchases of the larger bears" the short
interest was increased by the days operations
But the whole days dealings were significant
OF nothing, except a traders market. Declines
brought out no long stock, and probably ex-
eept ia Burlington snd Quincy and Hicllnond and
West Point, so per cent Of the transactions were
1othing moro than trades between bears" After
The fluctuations, the final prices show changes,
where there are any, Of generally only l-sal-4
per cent. The market closed dull and feature
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were dull. with the biddings
equal to the Treasury figures. Annexed are the
eioslng quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

firm. National Transit certificates opened &c., closed 81
co1I highest s71i lowest s6ss
BHApFosD. Penn. NAV l5-Satiepa Transit certncafss
opened AZ s9l. closed at sia highest s7s lowest so'
ClearzpecA $4,000 ozrfes
TrrusviLLk Penn, Aay 15-Sations Transit certificates
opened al s6sf highest 81 III lowest S6Es. closed. sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

on the Produce Exchange today this Batter market
Grn Creamery 2o1s9SS. Dairy lse2Se Egg '''aas
MusxApoLrs May 10 Wheat lower. Receipts, we're 1ss
sorsrSe Hard cash SIZE, May SIZE do June Tho:
40 July s7ac No SorIhsrn cash an, n NAV SOC &c
Mar sac; DO June 8 e % July IS &c on !IsssaN9
-Four unchanged.
PHLADELraA. May Is-goar arn: q fair demand NJ 3,
extra. SO oCss5 70 No 2 Winter Family
q o. o. Psun.rvani. Roller Process. 81 oae
Clear "a 2Dei 40 DO DO Straight ~ 1929 o. indians
southern no, Clear 81 20 o. 4D Dc do strtsat 81 40 o
s 50 Wner Ra' sa a S f9sS s. Pat
csose s. o.sS 49, 90 DO Fay w1s., Grsss.
il lsht aemanc 40 Esd tor MAY os99gc DO 10,
sSsGo sys rm ss S for no
sss %s.a h e depot nTs 5s aG
egot &C No. Mixed IN aotA' elevator tor , W
6Ss67c; do Tor Jun. 5ese7e: DO for Jaiy 50 SeIsi
G SS iOt As S light rnee WHITE aso No
whts &c No Waite .E F ,n sD c9ssa ssy
90 for IqIy 4a,o44e; DO for AHgS. gust. Spsss9.c.
5eSsS su PER S
sa 69%D'P E.r fS o:s s1oos %
per bush Gss5.e do 40 FAR 70 c SsSs sssssSss
DO DO do 10 Far sn "oS
IS soc, Far Good 7os7Sc Florida new potatoes.
per sasss so d. sss gsa'0s, ss
Beef city Family Dsr oo g 50 ss9 oo DO DO Pscssts
si7 oS 50: p Psrs Ness. SIS co. Prime Mess nav
sii so do Family sl6 es6 so Hams Smoked per il5s
i3c do y cursi 10 90ll "a sites Clear kbbed
in alt sae9c Sides Clear RiDDet smoked enc Toe.
shoulders. IN orr salt and fully cared 6Sei DO
do smoked. AZ 74c 5hOdlderA pickle cured as
&c do da smoked sas9c Bellies Ia picxls. 81
a9e- DO breakfast Bacon at l0c. Lard arn Ciry
Kennel 50 1899 rs, do steam 81 62h Butehers loose
az IS "a Butter hrn-Peunsyv&nia Creamery Extra
at 27c Western Creamery ETsr. a. zee e and y
Y Crssuerr Extra 2b026c Western Factory 2D923ci
Packing butter 10 &C. Eggs setv~ Pennsylvan2
lSs 4I4c: Western nr,s l3'.e &c Cheese dnll
fsi drfnand. Ysrx Fun Cream 3i26 lO2cs ONO
Flats Choice 919 nc 40. Far Prime 20 &c sugar-
Ksnnef firm. Powdered 7DTsc Grsnuiates SIC Feed
LAWYER; Winter Bran $40 so x2l 90 Petroleum
steaiy; 10 Abel ibis sc Receips-Floar 3os
5. 600 Corn 100 push oats 2o.iuo
bush Shipments Wheat 1900 basL Cora 1000 busA.
oats l3 500 bush
TOLEDO Nav I5.-Wheat weak and lower; cash g5c.
Mar y5e; June $50; July 93c August 9jc; Do
csmber O6isc Corn dull. firm cash coke; May 60,c:
oar, guirt. Cl0verseod urn. higher ash
"a IS Kay - 81 october - - &C. Receipts-wheat
i bus Corn bush Oats 9.0OU bush clover.
seed Ig3 Shipments Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 500
bush. oats 1000 bush