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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

The Treasury bought 1000 per cents at
100 and Sll 800 coupon 4 LIS at 0s.
The only business in State bonds was IN Ten;
NE ssee settlement S. which were strong and
slightly higher at 10 l-2. There were no trans
actions In city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were fairly active and the move
ment OF prices was toward higher level. Atchi-
son, Colorado and Pacific frsts rose per cent %
OF: Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic hrsts Ia
TO 81 "a, and Ohio Southern Incomes Ia 70
4Ol-4 Chesapeake and Ohio aud Richmond and
Allegheny issues and New-Jersey Central ganeral
as gained about l-2 per cont. ST., FHnl consolS
advanced 81 10 ] 20 and Western New-York ana
Pennsylvania frSts 7-s TO 90 3-s. The declines
were few. Missouri, Kansas and Texas general
mortgages lost IA and Chicago Gas Light trsts
"a per cent ,
In the unlisted department Of the Stock En-
change the industrial stocks were active and gen.
orally higher. Cotton Oil certificates t?40joj rose
70 90 and at 80 5-s closed IL per cent higher.
National Lead Trust al 800 early advanced %
70 Ia, but at 25 5-s closel triir lower. Sugar
itehneries stock l6,349J was strong oil day and
&c % i-s was OVER per cent higher. Georgia
sbelhe second consols sold tsl 1000 ut SO 3-sa
s 90 and brunswick Company 1900 was
steady around 80 Is
doney was abundant at 2 10 lie per cent on
'~h uh'ii eae last hour, when the rate was bid up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE May 27.-Cotton Arms Mddiins II seliSi
Flour active steady Howard street and Western supH
80 90 Extra do IS IS a. oo Family 10 81 l51ti
city Mills RIO Brands Extra g 1922 ~ Winter wstsi
s52SS6 49, 40 Extra IS 70 1925 Whea.southerr qgist;
FuitE S. 1850; Longberry - ESQ., No souIhsfs
aSc western No Winter G6 Red $50! $40 asksa;
&c IRE sio PEI Jay $40 w.a ]
MiIed spot at 4lLei May 81 al c: June 40t a41,c;
nteancr Iuc quiet steady Western White 80 s33c
DO TiIed 20 a3Oc: Graded 80 White 33a355c soathsrs
and PennsvlvanA SoSS4c I've 'tGaey a, s99SsS Sy
y.loS. dniefG Mess Pork els rs. Balk Meat. loose
snn1Isets DE-, Clear Rib Sides To- do packd ssG
Bsoon-shouders 50; Clear RiS si e., &c. Hams
a ncr 'i army western Packed ii Sso Ba:t S
quiet Rsnne 9Oo Coffee quiet strong no easoe. b.,
a. 1880 sugar steady A soft ~ Se CepSss
Quiet Kennel lZc %hi.soy arm at q 10 f!stsshte
orders ~ 81 Il - Keceipts-Flour 1900 obls Wheat
5000 bush Corn 50 900 bush Oats JoOO eush ky' iO1
bush. ipTeEts-Sono ssles-Wheat 2Ooo onsh Con
~ 900 bush
BrVraL0 May 27.-whsat-Old No Hard nominal sslss
of ? 100 bush New No. Hard az - o.. No N"rhsTa
M ps a9SLc. 1000 bush. No. Northern Al Sl1sSe
Winter grades dul and lower no. Red s5A7e IN store i
40 White Michigan 1904 &c on track Corn qSet sni
easier No 2 Yellow 37'lc: No yellow SIZE: Va lat
S;c so at 81 &c in store. oats duh wax aud ossri
No 2 White az Bic No. White az S; on trask;
No 2 Mixed 2o7t a2Gc store. Rye dul put sieadyi
NO AZ 47aSsc ASKED. Flour dnH and unc.;AnEH
sprpT do sii s08$i3 90 Canal freights qales and
unchanged Wheat Sc; Corn 3Ac; oats 2'.c hye sN
RsceIpts-F!our 81 000 bills Wheat ltsOOl bnsh Cora
ga 0iO bush. Oa;s 10000 bush Rye 1000 bush Canal
shipments - Wheat 1000 bush. Corr 200 0gsA Nan
$4,000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush Cats - 900 hush
CHICAGO MAY 27The leading futures Angeh follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

sh ship NsbO hence e ASstaG Ssr ss s.s ssoohsi
Fred 4 small hence GibaiS. ana back 'i'N Gag
I West opened ,,s aSsds ssGs
S S9 qi ss. private s''' Terms DiMS
s CIV 2' Fsmy 90 Ness fS.
qSa9o sH9RsS e Sy in E 5Ss i % Plate
ia west RG sg sHsy
Es{ Bellies s. G6C * SrSsn S'
f FsEsa fi .H Il JsES & j. 80 iSs
sGsi. RS. June s51i jSS R as
ass, a and seR'% @SdsTS demand cy
sSy s9a Jnsy d Win f s. D@fs; ss
%S:G team 'G :'eay 'G ga' IS sSsa
Ss /, g? S. i ISssT ds,;l SS%
inner closed al ire October closed at 2Oc ssEfa
Rasss Continent FIRE q
iuing firm Are stock ,5 sad SSSS SIT,
S Es T P9 i5s s,,a aa4
90 Prime iGdI6 Fn + Good i Fs, 90 cs sH
RH hsa sa9o T p5iiy Fn Welsh tubs '
iniiat%S@ CE% s.sq DS G9SV ehosc
S 2grI i 2c DO cS 10 ga Ssio' aSad
E,t2 and ' Fa:,or2 fs IS GO an
GmOghat % S NG" ' sc common SE e GOOD
s 2c mart skims aoTc common o. pr me tgl ssms.
- a. a. pCnnsyII enIa skmL Gale. tGliS-,hat
waaI ard in modcratr dennnf state aud P,Lnsffai
Hall l.oc. Canadian, II l-4ci SOnt-eF"' J" 'a"'"
"f;EGt scqys sca saS. Of au
E .2S5$ ill., re
FIRM I'D in moderate demaasa CT t9S,; 10
cIa;ecd g. ; Sgoc" 34e fG as dcdsacs5n
wSiIS rita g. 1891 1a,tGci Eztr' Sc" SO"
SIR. ARiNFEnnn ard unchanged in price CITY, 8 3se
v.,t,iarn IN sc OieomargaTine. city 7c. . a., -.,
rcs stHaiy Prime city quot sc; EoinG con-
rr,h ~ .tnck holders feeling perfectly AL. IN csLglns
supplies on present advice, rrcci.ra rT f
,rrn, figures on new wool spring ItNes - q9o.t.,
l. gp5r and fall do 15022C California lar 'uU spi'"s
ranges from 1Oc 70 2ic
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1LvE STOCK MARKETs-nY rELEonArH.

prvrAIo May 27-CattIe Receipts for the last ~ hr,.
2tSo head Total for tho week thus tar 400 For
Of which to 2t70 head On sale opened
6rm and fairly active and closed steady and arm nns
"" lSS4 So Prime 70 Choice Native shipping stte1s
Loo 70 2 do SC cO Gs d. 100 GSSns.
Loo Ss e SS SS 60 & "a 81 q snq p I
"a 5013 rs Common $3 5013 90 Canning and Butchens
gTades Cows aud Heliers ~ OOp3 40
head Total for week thus far 600 For the ans
ipe last week 400 Consigned through 2400 head so
steady Choice to Extra sheep - 25@t Gg Medium %
1;o0I - OOd4 rs: Common IS 25gf3 11i Lambs Good
Choice 50 OOas6 90 Fair Good 81 90 ass oo Common
for the % 1880 head Total ts
,In geek thus far 206&0 For the same time as week
iI5ib Consigned through S.s40 head 1000 Of which 70
MsS nTs Good 70 Chocs 81 e6 Medium weights ii co.
"a g5 Workers ~ 704Sl as Pigs " e0Gs5 III Ioughs
"a 90; Stays 50 1904 o.
CHICAGO, Unon stock Yart,, May 21-"Ths Dror.rs
Journal reports Cate-R0 Receipt. 1000 head spmsois
4OOO market strong Beovss ~ lO@E 3d. Steers ~ $40
~ 90 ami Feeders ~ 5ogS 90 cows Buis aad
,ower Mixed ?. 4Ofs4 80; Heavy "a 35GS4 80i Hght
"a 20 as4 65 skips 81 SOFA 70. ,,
hnhcr Natives So 81 go Western shorn e 65sti
Texans shorn az 90 ssi ~. lambs ~ 6Ooso 20
quotes moderate supply American and home as
prices 10 lower. Best American Caue lIo per D estimated
dead weight
800; market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers so
a a 40 Fair 10 Good SO 1884 90 St0cksrs And Fcesrs
FAR to Good 81 2O6s3 IS Rangers. Cornfei 81 7Os3D
Hogs0Receipt. $500 shipments 2,iOO; make, lower.
CIaIs" Heavy and Butehers' Selections - 40esl ~
PACKING Medium 70 Prims 81 80 % AZ LIst Gra4s
400 shipments $780, marke: soass
Fair 10 Choice 80 OGSi 50
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TILE TRADE IN CuICA-n.

Chicago, May 81 tSpeclaI).Ths visible supply Of
wheat decreased IOas.OO0 bushels reducing the az
gregate to 81 2s4.OOO The stock OF wheat her, was
cut down for the week 2Ol 900 bushels. leaving only
3.242.OOO bushcls for speculative and cOnsumptvo
demand. There were some dispatches from Mlanc-
Apos telling OF frost IN Minnesota and Others from
Michigan telling Of frost there. Cables at thD Gloss
showed a little advance. All Of these did not prevent
decline In wheat, the dulnoss in the pit and tho
operations Of one or iva bear plnngers Oatwelghiug
them. July opened at 20 l-2H5-b. got ND To- 10 J.
cents. aud down To 7H Id cents and clio ed IN
bottom at ~ l-403-6 cent?. May wheat closed al
10 IT,: June at 80 cents. Corn weak within Ii
cent range. Oats wcrc weak and dull. Thcls wcro
fewer hogs than were expected al the yards and
product Wa advanced on II. There wer' larg, pur
me whole list. July pork advanced from gll ~ 10
Sl2 10. closing al slI o. Lard opened and closed
the same price, 90 so for July. Short RIBS showed
~ the close cents advance, stopping Al Is IS for
July. On the curb July wheat was easy at 10 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other d,srIbh
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK * SONS
BankcrA 2s Eas.au.st. New York
GRAIN AND PRODCcE MIREETS.
FEATrGFs OF NEw.YorH DEALINGS.

FEATUEFS or EEW.YOrH DEALINGS.
Tie weeks trading ia wheat op"n remarkably
duh and devoid Of features OF any Interest either 10
-lcculators Or shippers. The volume OF business Tor
fl. day aggregated less than 100000 bushels. AMI
the pit for long inter- ais was more or less deserted
-calpsrS being the principal operator, aud ry<i
transactions of hat class were f'w. The variation,
during tho early hours Insignificant, aud toward
the Close Tie effect OF the duIuc,s was mar"cl by a
dcclhe Of 3-5al2 cent. the market clio INK heavy at
the bottom hgur,s The showing Of the visible supply
recorded a decrease OF little over 100000 bushels,
which was not up 10 the general cAP'chiions. AMI a
few longs sold on the strength Of the report which
added to the wcaknCs, Of lhe market jay Op'ned
Al =. 10 a decline vi - cont from saturday ihai
9r,oratuns alter which thcfs slight rally. Iot-
lowed by a reaction 10 - j." az Nh'h HEul. ~
closed. Tho other; options were similarly aHcr ted
ON the curb the trading also dull and july wheat
closed 81 IS. The option, clo>rd as follow; Nav,
40 A. June II; July. I'll -. August al , D: Hcp.
trr,Irr ~ IA. December - b. and May. lnDU.
81 IS. bput wheat declined LA IL cent IN sym
pathy with A. OPTION? @6@ t o moo" m5 49,
Corn options wore active and devei"p"d do'lrl
weakness GU ir'c selling aud heavy rrc'p's a. me
market closed heavy at the following quotations May.
40 IL: june, 40 %. July. AOh4: August 81 ! -
Cash corn was 3-4al cent lower In sympathy with
the speculative dealings and cios'd weak shippers
Oats were weaker in all departments. closing at a
decline OF 1-fa3-s after only moderate business.
The final figures were: May. - -; June 2137'
Lard was decidedly dull aud from la2 points lower
al around. closing al the following quotations: NAY.
e ca; June. a. OF: july 81 90 August. - i3, and
Tho rcccips Of EraIu and -four at New York. ph!a,
dclphIa, baltimore and Boston reported Yesterday
were as follows Wheat 24olG bushels corn, 9aa 20
bushels oats. Iss1s4 bushels: total grain. '60l57
bushels: -four 34.470 packages. A. Chl'ago, NIL
waukce and st. Louis the arrivals wcn': Wheat.
~ a73 bushels: corn 7Gi so2 hushcS OATS, 3O0.OiI
bushels: total grain, 1L77.si2 bushels; -four 2o3ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

On tho Proincs ErchAnss t'hly tho Bd;;Ir mMse "a,
Esg. aTa ' At IL ~
y SfsssT N'g sE a2S ;;:s SSS @
oats SS iaw tS No 10. a.re Rye No 2.fs
%:sy s SH, !. g: steady Su ;s' Of Sa ~
c SSa@e ZOE SnOfs s Pf RsnS Ssi2s a''t S. ~
:. SS P,ckins and Batser s. ast sos rcsPi so
s sn4 R5SIo Fss E1ealgsc sons
. .n& IsS gF; s5oO n" siH"' ''''
MILWAUKEE NAY 27-Flons stesty Whsat easier cash
At 73s I o,,, a" an iSS 10 White % Rye aasi
% Ar Gg &" I. N q S'o = 9 Gnn.
caay ,. Dairy a, i. Gn.r. Ego : SSc
Rscsipt. Foar {9t{ ebs Wheat lS1Sc bush .v ssig;
PEORIA May 27.;;Corn active! High Mxsa slhssihoi
~ N ~ @ e; No wtS e S4 RI:
quiet 50 800 Mh.sSsy hSTm WiGs . p az az
bhs, Rye $50 bush shipnicnts-Corn 300 bush. Ca"
pHrrApxrgrA May 27.-Flour Demand continued lgat
Western and f.nn.,Na9a SgpeTIae = SGe*S 90; ~ S
Ftnnsylyanta Family 81 25ssI So; PsnnsyIysna Roller
E EsS 4 s %os S. t S&s t'S Soar ASS d.
S5F = 2GG So DO S S s Ss ana q SStSt W@
p Fa 10 G STsso = SS%s t = 40 Psi.nt . $50
g. - Rye aSar i" moderate demand and : SS2 ,DS
90 cole. do tOr Juuo $50 9Oc; do Cor July so =.
August HL29SO4C Rye quiet but steady a. o~
for No Pennsylvania Corn lOca! trade teniahd t1
crlpts exporters holding on a. nothing doing M Iuie'
prices latter a. lower. No. high Mixed IN gram dcPh
5.c No 3 High Mixed in grain depot 400 No MlNcN "
grain depot i0Lc No ntgh Mixed on tTack Sc 20,
4l64l do for August 81 = AS2o Oats heeps
liberal and market for lots Sc ioweti
No White 33ci No White 80 ~ futures q4et stesvS
10 White ~, t fSr Nay s S DC o TO k tSs a 81
Potatoes steady. White Potatoes -SewiorK and WesIoin
Chclco so so Ush Ito Prime - 1J1S -
3Ua3?c; do Fair Uood 2ia2sc; Mammoth PearL hnles
- soc, Hebron Choice 80 93Sc New Potatoes G
bill Prime IS so I'D SO Medium 81 90 90 froyIsgm
quiet BeHi-CttY Family 81 20 PCT d. R,
Hams 81 COASTS 30 Pork-Mess. New sl4 90 90 fItss
Mesa New az SIS so; do. Family Sii SO9l5 90 hams
smokei, IL SlSo do, 5: p Cured, IN uerees 49,
s sSosa SI,Ar IN sI2 ~ s sn ScnT o. DO
7ci shoulders pickle curel 7S7Sc: do do smoked 90
Bees in pickle, SGSiss do, breakfast Bacon es.hoo!
Lard quiet steady; CITY hennet Ssac steam ,ni,
Creamery Extra lTc Pnnsyivana Prints EStrA
u. and NJ Y. Creamery Extra At l7c; western
Ia i5ci Packing butter II 9l2o Eggs arm Pennsyyss
Firss nc lIoi Western Frsts AZ TO- Cheese s.e 49,
Part Skins Full skins 81 &c. sngaf-Ronnoa nrn,
Powdered IS, asTso Granulated 10 Feed steady %
Brau ga aSl6 per Petrule lm steeV ~ NJ,
test in bbIs. $40 RooclPts-Fi1ur 9Oo bpia WIZ ss,N
mentsDWhsat l. iOO 6ash Corn 2s,2oo bush oAs i2oo'
( bush
TOLEDO May 27.-wheat lower. weak cash sOsGsoa
MaysJLci June SOTO July 7dito August 7use Go,.
active steady snss s S SIC covsrsssa neglected.
Hsce,pts-wheat 1000 Oush Corn $4,000 bush ,9aS
GUUO bush. shipments-wheN 10000 bash Gate lV's
bush
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.
GOOD 10 Prime steers -od at s. 90 80 49, ana
the average was estimated al 81 IS.


BEEvES- Receipts for Two days $3.50 carloads o. 80
b. ali UT cAfuad- direct 10 Brooklyn anu f~,,L 81
.aughLsrrs Is carload, GJth-Ht inclunng lOf "
lUaI, Tor Mr. Eastman, 81 carOads for S,eru ea"'
f,r x .uu,u & strauss and carloads iOr .NrIgIi y
Low and 81 carloads at Jersey CITY OF when 50 %
rrr mainly export CattI" that arrived late over inc lt'
ruld. ,...,,.. .,a ,,I,rs
hold un Al tU, opening NJ trade but not able -
advance pccs and with even, steady market tn lAos
wen, cleared al ANY hpuf. -, ., al, .. "a
Common :, etrrtly p7H" steers ~ali az - SOa = %
ana tops a. - 90 Bui,p 63GfJ 90, Cows Al II 'o
IS 80 -, AN .,,,t.
The Richmond II II sallet Yesterday with $40 ch'ue
rIyar cnlic aIyirr. ar, to saturday. May %, when
rcf rntd beef hat declined &c per H. selling at la
- -, ...,,,,
NJ saHuCy Thomas reports shipments for N"'k chuinS
SafUriiy. May -. follows: From BAluU"r", ~
ratr tho Minn"so,a "a London and "ls % OF thc
I,,tE.nburg Clly suT port from PhhI,phia,
i3 On thr Pru-,lan tiARow and from Newport news
30 The NiUctO r. Liverpool. 49,. ,
Mr. l. Erterdlk. rpof,s from Montreal 49o 9 ave
on the ONcnhnmD, AEH tb' Lake Huron ami 400 De,
The Montreal all t. Liverpool; jJ5 ulr Frem"n'.
ul Ocean King aud 43l on toe AssyGian Tor Lon
don and jS7 ' BuruOs Ayr"an AMI 5Jb "n The AdcH
Glasgow
This shipments OF Live Cattle AMI sheep ana Dresser
Beef aIu Mutton ~ follows
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shipper,

sncs,r.p- Msrhcr.on Ltncls'y r., County Penn mn
st a ?@ a as III Il - % 10y & II is9S 'St At
- 40 l. do 1904 = - D., IL" l@;t %. at ~ 80;
% o i22 :" = g s &T e. l !S2 1t = =
sherman rui,rr D Chscago sl"rs 1900 D. at 81 IS
1927 j. At - ~ . d.. 1901 n a. ~ 20 Co. l2GI H. At
d. $50 r. at - 80; u d. 1885 n a, - y d. 1875
y. -, VI ~ 49, p a. ~ 20 =, e. II Isl e ~ - ,S h
a. at IT, Is nasio 5Ir 1873 H. a, s. $ - S d. t 5
II, a"!a,mnn; = cAcaro S!ro., 1850 = a,tt55!7
= 80 is Montana do 1907 .. at - 70 oNcn ms D.
5.,,on Giiet 3 CGS,Vo N,ccr, 1891 y. at 81 81;
- i""H,yiy2nG DE- it's 10 st 90 !? o. y - 40
iij@ H. At IS II d. s54 b. At j. s. s. d. IA 80 h. Al
" 20 e &c. Lc 1853 & % g. rem" Cows SO o3 e
~ 20 S% lGgo "A n Il j;,o =, - o. SIN, a
Do i@4 - H. Il So SS~ '' rG5j
MrLcn cQMW w, FG y 70, the week = head ~
r o S on T dr s RnS S a. In 9% m9Sr n "!
49, To 80 yer heal but # would be dlncu eNccol 80
rALyyESR Receipts Geo. Gs9 h.ai.t 23s a, Cothi and
market or"net weak aud lower and closed lie OIL from
r'S a, Nigh - 81 5ats 20 Mined calves nt - Goa
E>LH - So st the clos 81 was outside quotation
SALE: IIo.anes &c IISl!.: - HunGr%s caye. Y!
r. a. - Is 10 do I42 ~ a, - -: 10 d. $50 h. q,
4, "a iS2 d DC IS q 81 q q s Is g. d. $50 g e f.
Ia n At - Is; 30 do $50 ~ at - 20; o6 do, li2 NJ
iIu@c & Mutton; g ruDvvm.H Ca!ys~ 125 ~ at
81 Ta Ni' n a." at ~ Re Ut 49, d. 2 ~ al sc '
do r$a n at &c; t2o do 10 N. Il lc; iC2 do ii6 o
, Harrington 81 na;,c-mg CayGy; 1875 n at % o;
d. i ito n ., q IS 1913 DO ~ n 4 do ~
}ts e? r. 3 +. 'S5 q r. g Z
III r d iS3 do do Us Us S o. e - 10 i0 10
Esn 9 s =, E"GI' i2i No. = l'IGi 5, DO l2 ~
81 DO d, r. at at iae - &c III 10 lot 3D. AZ lac
D' at So So P sc 10 70 ys i IA SCI 100 do
ma % Hp? s sS do X2. at S a. 3Gs D.
E 6daG- AN2 Il isIsy civ H. ana 'f 5
At 6othst, and about - carsoadS altogether sale
the SscSp,onally ans oySrag" quality price. wcrN hNd
E GaG at SDt @S yo so -1 @ the WI lamb were in
Tor rg@s' stock Tho pens we're wSii SlsnSed' p' T."
csSa S:i i%d $?s % R So a 9sas%
w YoNng h l r. vi @ ST G and 9
lambs brought 90 81 2 TO ~ so with few Cults going
Sy S Ss%'R s'S from 'F ssun 1% at va e.
al Is 100 ao7 Ohio do % 0HSp at . ID
DsnsSsE bs%sT 2S Wssc yH' sSSse g at = r.
dg5 d" Il ~ a. - TO- SSS o. 80 NJ at sl2 81 West
~ 1{entgSky Lambs 90 H. At u Isl 255 DO, 90 n At
HARRINGTON 95i Ohio ShSSp, 50 n. at So 100 do.
o. r. a. ~ cS 90 do, 90 ~ at 50 95 go Kentucky
% i,nHG Mullen STATE Sheep 81 Il, at - 49, Is do
e5 Ss Ss y S S S" y e. as3 g. oE S
= At e GS 10 KcnraeEy d. 80 H. az q So so Ken:
tuck, ,G vd L9T vo, 80 n a. T. - s ?is d. 5 NJ
10 do lculls, 81 N Al 90 - 80 w. ~ w. ~ 70
DO sG Th S ~ ,1 p q sGs 100 At g
q lta Virginia Lambs 90 h. AZ y so 40 do, eis. n
G'Si.i iss T" Ohio Sheep. 81 N, at a. e2a
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co Fxt,a Pennsylvania Do 40 H. s5 5o s2 Tefrte,,
do IUhlo frd) los n, at - a. fs
~ Collins; tSs Ohio sheep 81 y sean', at ~ 90; ~
UP S. Ksse 21o Ohio Sheep. 1oGs N, at - 90,
Judd BuekinGham Q State Sheep, los y, at Is: IN
Buffalo 30, o5 h. at - 03. tPrg
WoGs-Recsipts IS carloads Of 1y542 heed. No Hles
cnorad on live weight and only 90 head Ofetei Nor.
inRy firm ana 2Sc higher than last Friday. ouotstsSs
"a 90ae5 20.
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OIL MARKETS.

or cry MAY 27--Natoaa. rrlRsit Certificates oponel
sS%i highest s4a4 lowest ssh closed s4S 49,
ag3 600 barrels cearancos 5SOoO0 RArrels charter
2so24 barrels Shipments l03llo barrels rnna a""4'
OgrrelA
plrTsnpRa May g7-Petroleum active and hrm Nsuoaa,
Trsnsit Certificates Opeuod 81 s3Ss ssosei AZ san hsH
BIi, lowest, e3S
RRApFoHp Penn, May educational Transit certnccsas1s
opened ssh closed Al s4is highest 81 vi lowesL e''
CleaIanccs. $4,000 bhls.
TTrUsYILLK Penp, May 27NatlonA Transit Sert.nSs'~
opened at s3HI highest S4ai lowest s3LI closed ss%
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STAINED


Good . rtiuarv.. 81 ia Low Mi1IuR...... 1910
str!,t cool Orl!llry = - Hing 10 %
options rIr'r selling Of MAY dcly AND easier Liver
pool weakened the entire market TO-DAY 5Leculh
.iru, huWry NJ. quito mo- irratr Ia all months. open
sales dnrin' ~ a. pini>. after which NAY
iuppsi @GJ points mon. aud Ia'c options las points
.IF-. Er rf ~ =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

COTTON Thu spot market retains ~" hlunrSS no,el
,,t.rv and demani confines sales 100 bales Tor
-,or and O25 bales Tor consumption. Also last week
All hf plrrci g26 bales Tor and 40 aics for
consumption rot receipts, liz hal.S as against 1870
b,cs last week l26 bilcs Tor thu tim" last year.
since sent mcr tc receipt, the port, aggtr2aigd
6i5i 2is bales comparing with j3is.571 bics for lhr
rurrs ppn1iug tim" Last year. ,,
Quotations arr Das.l American STANDARD Of classa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

b,c asr week i25 biIct Tor tn ,m, tim" last year
SSWSI 81 bacs comparing Win 53is SIS blcs M
U.ra. arr basi On American standard Of classic.
cation. ~ Cat,
ordinary ........................... Is 20
Cod 0riinnfy ............V 81 70
SsIei, GsI 40 Ordinary '....... rI i iS1iiS
Sue. Low MIdllng ..................lo 1910 II go
Goa 'MSiiiIInp iii SO II -
Ni Sfi SoI Fai H'a''E 1900, 81? i SIS
FAIR .....l2 l'l 10 Blu
STAINED. ,,,,.,.u e,a,o
strut Go0i 0rinnrya97-s dl4ng 70 90
pool ayicr. weakened the market today oresuin,
g" Po." VA fr az % n al 5 %%@ Which S 5y
iopI'~i ecy point. m,r. and ia'e options las points
Nav '' 10 5sd riSS iS"S iIs9 fao5
M Ia@" .'.'' iS $50 !a?i SS55; ~; i$S5o
NrsM,i ,............ ii0iIaioiI i6i5 iaI3 1soo
9,,aG"I ......... @sss 90! &s2 20 &'o9
i. e,abrf .......... ysgo nsl ~ 90 10000
ilnu5p ........... =, XXX 90 ,Noi H. o. 100
El I . 10 9IGgi"i 10 iSSiiSS i%iS Go
ri 55 ~ @s@%$E , ; s ;,;.
5 S :,: - .a E. '::1y $''% g. Y:
IA & wls 80 % %S >' l; s,a S Is:
ea",s s', ~ I i,ua ior %,st i,d * 2o"ti s.
H6cni Nv sad, q 1Sd.5 - Faf 70, ch"l,o . tia
:, NO yr Ta,o ~, r,'', =. AZ, So: N"no
80 srrne Whca, Low F,tra- % siaa3 81. Char.
T. my ;, s5a r. rs.ce,. oranary t. cho.c - 8?
T'1'%2 t'p;g - Is I'm" sipss4..5 Market cro.ci
,%s a5@si&H ~ ,. Cd q, " @i E.
* OUT. and ' nhaaS Ia PTSc
ms - ",I' s,ay and @s,sp,oTT r, Ycio1
soS SP5i n n II 20 go his liz y 50
"ENH-WILE Nr-Th.re vas 'oti lhrA 81 sp,n'
,".ti gc f"a,u', wr''hy u ,.poci. u,ollo,; I,ps
n % aa" r n. Gg, o yi ,o., 5eos b. MIA G
g." " a' n "T aco G,; Lo.s s. A., . y,, I9%
oI l, ,oi,a w. "',' con1 80 :, "a r
@u,' alhouso ~ E.,.rn ar h.srcl T.. .I,s9r -.
6; @., r; r :;} ,s,': m
81 S H.. s" @.ha ':" % ' I'd IN T:.a as;
,ig ,t" ~ "s. , ca t ,o.gE1 5s r Nm, A%o s1G
81, ", gid ., g am b"s@s At = S., "j d%c @
s " H. a., cT ,a ,~ a S,ia s . o. , SH4
r"",a, arpl a,gi g. az ,"u,fi,e - j., Lie ani
On o., ",n ""T, .ye's ~, ME- COZ,
"a Ivy l''"t a. iI;S,r - ''S all 40
t.H :tlco iu,,y. ,rd nlI~, ahoa, 5000 S1!6"l.
sia,ag tngral~l Winter RIA a, 20 lss,; ~ : Ri
SIC . b. sH's2 Isy3 ,, o. ~ a. ;', Jo G.or ST. ~
c:ng Of sic Do ,Je{ 81 S5Ges? 5iGe closing At
~ 81 II ,es%,g cl:,@s, SIS '.@.@', Etss
STE" d"-gH a. 81 o. NiI; n,@ Hs'dS-.''. closing
at niRI.EY II r"ras5.as5i il pA,. ,9a d"
CoHN a'G1rI n,';N ,,y -, y PIN wnS o
n'h%' , 4.s so5 a, '"' - s " a ''''' and a
ari price, h'""T ,1n', , r.r 3D., ,S'' "
,n: M,!allqg Cns,sl,d N,,ssl 1859 scagor
Al iir er,st,T ~ 1cI2s ranaj SNon, ~ l.sc g. : ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
,aIcASo, May 27.The leading futures rAnsoa follows


Fl0ur sraiy. unchNhy-i wv =, 70 ~ TT F"
Wheat Patents - IS as 81 IaScr' - ~ y" ~
80 ,o,o,,o,s yer, a, t,py, "a spring Wheat 7HIa
str 10 3 spring Wheat aGminAl 10 = E24 g. d.
lev nomin,I 30. FLAX Sect At II 81 Prime LlmSvn,,
seed - II Mess PORK I; S,.fi 20 yetG no. ~
ssItsd shodlers bOINi s6 "a - short Cei; si ~
b"t.I 81 l1L925 whsSey, dsters nnishei Spis 81 y
REF gallon surars-CGG Loaf 9sd9Ie' HEanu'AS1 SAC
ktanJard "A" SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
cBARLEsroS, May a7.-Turpentlne nrm at 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
STOCKS

SALES At TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pr
rEoLEUx ExoaAxGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28

~, cal, balance, 1o-Io oo7 4io s.QO.52O.4 AL Inc. 422So59
The foreign exchanges were firm, without
change in rates and without pressing delnhh1
Ouutotious for actual business were aS follows :
6sDi,erss hills M 81 - = and 81 ~ respectively
for long and short sterling; French francs al
BIZ IL and 5lj; rcichmarl> at W SIS ana
y5 5-s and guildcrs NJ 40 3.S ana 40 5-S,
In London British conSols unchanged at
% ZIG for both money and account. Money
was y trihe dcarcr az "a 10 per cent between
ha mixers and at l.2 10 "a per cent Tor discount
of bankers bills Bar silver quiet at ~ 81 Cd
an ounce American railway shares followed The
advance in the home market although III lew
instances with some reluctance. The statement
of the Bank of Germany showed n gain of 0,ilO
600 marks specie. At Paris French per cents
III HE'D 10 5 5.32 ! ., exchange on London beng
% | o francs TO the pound sterling.