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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-26
American Medical AssociatIon.

NEWPORT, r. l., june 25.-The fortieth
annual meeting of the American Medi-
cal Association opened to-day. Dele
gates from foreign societies were in
vited to seats on the platform.
Letters of regret were read from Presi-
dent Harrison and members of the Cabinet.
Sir James Grant. Sir Chas Upper. of Cam
address of welcome was made by Governor
Ladd in behalf of the State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-26
Fight Between Turks and Insurgents.

VIENNA, june 25. = Dispatches from
Bosnia report that fighting is going on be-
tween Turks and insurgents at Novi-Bazar
1t is rumored that all the Servians in the
town have been imprisoned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-26
II A n K A K T. T. T INE
ABIG FOUR RAILWAY
THE GREAT WEST.

Dispatches bring the news of spokane's victory in
the Chicago Derby. and pretty story OF how this
great horse was cast-on from an Illinois breeding,
farm: how he fed on the Indian flowers. buffalo and
bunch grass drank the pure waters OF mountaa
sfrea rs IN the high attitudes OF Montana; how he
breathed the pure air OF this natchess climate until
he Iusy and strong. with the springy heetness
Of the elk whose home In the mOuntainlOcked grass
covered valleys OF the Rocky mountains he had in-
vaded the rariied at 5000 5000 feet altitude
expanded his lungs until they capable of storing
the power that conquered Proctor Knott the pride of
Kentucky To those who know, IL does not seem
strange that climate and grasses should develop bone
and muscle. and the air should put lungs Into
mOuns saln horse that would compel the surrender OF
prond Kentucky. This high plateau, extending from
Mexico 10 the British Possessions will develop as
shown now the finest cattle aud horse and In The fut
the finest development OF mankind the world has
ever seen-perfect health and physical development.
The active mind aud brain produced by these condi
tons VIII make the mountain men OF New Mexico.
Colorado. Wyoming. idaho. Utah, Nevada and MoD-
tana giants in stature and intellect Here IN
ain-Iocked valleys. under the Dluest skies. where
snOweappet peaks their heads In climate where
all development Is carried TO perfection, homes
awaiting millions Of people In Montana alone are
millions of be had for the taking such land
made the Illinois cast-O the Montana king of the
turf On the line Of the ST Paul. Minneapolis Il Man.
itoba railway, the fertile valleys of the Milk and
Missouri rivers is land. beckoning you to homes
without price. For full particulars cali at the Big
ucketoifice. corner Washington and Meridian sts
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-26

WHAT you need Is medicine which is
pure. efficient, reliable. Such is Hoods
sarsaparilla. 1t possesses peculiar curative
powers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-06-26
Living with a Broken Neck.

MEEIDES, Conn.,, June 25-Owin McMin-
nan had his neck broken by fall on sun
day He is still alive. but his neck has
been inclosed in plaster cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

sssg s2s e s.. ssResr
hssyy lehh isisS Pig sad stysaSed
connie Of points on more moderate active AID
sSps sgeSglH a S@u, wss ssss so western
ieSh. 05e sa1ss i 9Sns &c Closed 81
n 6yc :S ssS - tes slSssa TIs
bS Giles ags1Ss: 0 Closed a. q 7isS
bd saies 500 tcs i5c; October closed at 7ioc n
75 AS as % asaaS n sEhSa on ali
grades and demand Sdsrss s"t e,s crss%
en- pals Is i Western ssa'e e c9S Fancy 2S
parry hslfa tTSs 1sSsy .b tSb G % Choice Ia
1 Se sats Dairy tubs Common western Limitation
cTsaeTy Choice 1ts15s 90 SSrnS6 e . Prn o
Western Dairy GSoc %s.sra TsesGy 40 fs
90 s sSSonSs fSSSc Dairy and Factory ThiIds 1Ss
S shade lower s sSsl9a T ans iac 10
skins sac cORE2n . prime s 1s ' snd In ossS
dc; Southwestern 1918 I4O Western, 10 l.2SlS sac
bags GeHtfusa 90 2e 10 bags Concrete g 80
test 5sc 400 BAGS HoAsses grades 81 % oS ,. St
Fair refining quoted At Csc ,, Sd Ts Cut Loaf
i.s ss cTasScd. tsc Cubes 1885, Powdered. &c;
Granuiated $50; Mould ~ $50 GoneSISRgassa
White Extra "c,% s-4S7 isIec Extra &C." $50
7≻ "Cr 7a7 1-sc; yellow, 7.sd7c.
sTEAR1NE-Has light demand: City, LSrd' o70'i
Western SC. OleOmarganne, city, &c.
TALLow-A shade lower on freer offerings, AZ. Irnfle
city quoted. closing. 6s64 111ec; sales IoooVo Id
1.Iea4 8-Ic.
no TEAfh yson fsT sy nSS Gasp
Impe rial l7S2se Gunpowder 1TS42o; Ping snsy 19sTs
hy:Sn PaS S tSOeiioas1 Sc Bskss a. SIM
dried 1sc Strings l;2st lac GGnsIn 6nSsa rs 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
eRAry AND PRODUCE MAsxsrs
FEATURES OF THE NEw.YoaK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.
Spot wheat was I41t-2 cent lower and ont,
10 600 bushels were taken for export. The opsious
we're dealt in only to the extent Of 900 hushels
Vague reports OF frost In the Northwest impaired
arnuess 10 the opening figures. Later advices Of
moro favorable crop prospects induced besrsh switch
ing operations, The curb quotations showed no &c.
cided change The market closed down "a for May
AZ s11.s; So for June at 81 1-s; SO for July A
40 IA: Ia for August at 81; IL for September a.
SO 3s, and Ia cent for December at s5 1-s cents,
The heavy receipts Of corn expelled all bulish
continent out of the corn market The exporters
took nearly 600 900 bushels, but spot lots dropped
iSa3-4 cent The options did not fully respond
IN the weakness IN the cash market but no important
change was shown as follows May, 40 So. June,
SoaS: July, ~ Ia; August IL 81, and september
40 ia cents Oats on large arrivals also yielded
i4al.o cent on the spot and the opti0Ds closed
i.sS3s cent lower at 277s for May, q IL for Juns,
Ga for JHly and 90 3.9 cents for August There was
M Substantial change 10 lard options, which ended
as foilows: Nav, 81 %; June, 81 o5; July, u e
%nGst ~ II !; September, 81 10; october, 81 1G
The REGENTS Of grain and -four at New-York Phila-
aa,nhia baltimore and Boston reported yesterday
were as follows Wheat, 939o9 bushels corn, ss2 es2
bushels: aour. 81, go packages. AT Chicago. Nh
wa,hee and st. Louis the arrivals were; Wheas
4ss5s bushels corn, 743,74s bushels oats, 3l3.4ot
bushels; total grain, 1'loa'elo bushels nOw lSSs
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE PRTROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho transaouo recorded In National Transit Ger
ti6cates at the stock Exchange yesterday exceeded
those placed on the blackboard OF the Consolidated EA
cbnnrr The two amounts added together refiected
n narrow and unlntcrestlng MARKET NO news OF I'M
poT ance was received beyOnd the opening OF gOou
cri M RelbOld which Indicated some fresh supply IN
old fields The monthly report OF deyei0pment "ot
In the petroleum country IS awaited win interest," but
n Is moi likely TO exert an influence N values
Their AFRO some producers who look for decrease In
new produrton while IL " probable thai Tho activity
M new work will be Increased. The market was weak
down from 50 3-4aS4 Is cents at tho Consolidated
Exchange and ~ o. at tho stock Exchange, 10
az 10 cents at both boards, hut the Gloss was about
equally steady at a slight rally. Tho lenders Of oil
still hold tho upper hand as against borrowers, the
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
o,ort,, -: "a ~ 81 "a
Ih,bs.p y "a IA a. Is
1nsrn,, ' "a ~ s3 IL
Tt,.I : an "a 81 ia
s.i.s h,rr.le 98g 600 BO5 900
Refined oil was unchanged Al 600 cents In New
York and $50 cents In Philadelphia and baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE STATE OF Trade.

aurrvops May 29.-Cotton nrm Mlddins lia8lisa
rionT aSyo steady Howard street and Western supernns
AZ 5oa3 90 EItra do 90 - 60 Family do "a l5ak7S
CITY Mills, Rio Brands Extra 9ssS9S Winter whss,
STS 20 G1ta IS
pSG ws.ssrs quiet No winter .pos s2as2e
so e s qiGs %s..a ' ss
wiI.1 SPOT 4Ss. S.o'.c; June 40 stoae July sbss
a. sse MIfsa SsssSS, Graded 80 whit. s.s
and Psnn.yly.nA sossiS d Rys stess{ eo St 90
sSSassfS. e. Clear Rib sides 7s DO packed se
Bseoa~shouidsr. Clear BID Side nsa, - shs IA,
%s. steady ss %l is1s Ssesed f fasfsS Best Ron
Creamery at l7Slso Eggs nrmer a. it.c fsMes an
firm Refined 600 Coffee quiet strong Es esfsoes Al
suI.,, henss3 At i2c. wh.ssy arm At 81 To- rI.ssss
~ tn IN sacks l3s Grain. bush, 2Sd Corr ne
brssrs AZ 80 9d Receipts-Fiour 1000 bos %sai
bOOO bush. Corn 10000 bush oats oOV2 ousn ~ ~
bush shipmsnts-Four 200 bols sAesWheaE 1000 oasA
Corn 1000 bush
BpyyIIo May Nothing ~ done IN sYriae
rrades 10 day Old No Hard nominal OF II 20; Sss Ne
Gsri al og Old No Northern % &c New No Sortnets
S:rsGss9 SssIo T S,s asss $an sss
loads No white Mchissn at saesthc on rHSs , Gs
quiet but steady No yellow sse No fshSW o. -, Fl
sG wh Me si e en- IN ' sss. go so 'w
No AZ lTaisc asked Flour unehanged In far ecneae.
MIllfeed dull and unchanged Winter Bran 81 oVst@
spring DO e. soSsis c 90 SsS cana oas S RYE s
SRnee1nssUFlOur $4,000 obis Wheat $4,000 bush Com
~ 600 bush oats 900 bush. Barley 200 pnsa
shppsn-Whest 5000 ossh oats az SSS sS wbs.;
10 600 bush CoTn 2lo GOD bush Oats IL 900 bush
40 ged IS follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO:

Chicago May % (specIaD.-The crowd got over 10
frost alarm this morning. and offered for sale great
deal of wheat bought Tuesday, when the scare wa
at It's height. Prices as a consequence. lost aeons
all that was gained on the cold E we salE yuy
rs 12a7S So May and June lost more Of the premium
at which they have been standing closing At IS "a
and 7sc respectively. The pit operations were not
at ali interesting. Cables were strong. Corn vas
steady ON smaller receipts july opening and closing
range. Provisions were exceptionally duh. Prices
AZ The close were rrmer, scspng shorts not being
Inclined 10 leave their trades open over holiday.
pork closed cents over Tuesdays last figures, after
having sold 5 cents under them. Lard and rbs
Closed Lee over, but Leepn. all tho session within
a scent range. Hogs were h good supply again
everywhere in the West The crowd Is mudtled BY
the peculiar tactics going on, Armour co. selling
i down The stocks, 70 be made public next Monday
win have sometime a VIII ~ S Se veT eaey spsS 1.
settle II possible the ownership Of the stock Of por
On the curb July wheat sold at 20 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
,ryv WORK. DAUY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY %, TO-

pe Woods on The annual report o. tRe tSe yesG
and Northwestern, yet 70 9e diSate that some Of
IL the e1S re bon badly 70 Sses DE DE
company mas - naro IN meet, The quotations
fciencles W. nc Central and Hudson, Lake Shore.
M fg5 Genira and Delaware an and Hudson r.
ports as charges to expenses l are parcSat
lures IUr The reformation n that respect began
WITH %3 Tie Northwestern Compsny and ~ nos rs tne
ony ,noI accrued surplus by charging II on. The
senorts Of Delaware Lackawanna and western. 20
wbich Woods" makes particular reference, are
nhonp, because that company Is VIGOROUSLY lax
u sbing detailed information. In the AFTER
M noon the speculation dragged, and with small
bUsiness prices droopcd, and finally closed at
about the lowest Of the day.
""''' THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Governments were dull and steady at quota
tions as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

On ,Ss PodaO. a tn: sSss %E'; "a
PssSs: F csas. c'f oa5 isSisa GOOD ChSSs ssla
rs . HrS Co. ';s:I re-; 'Ss
S SS amer nsa at goo ' SS$'s
200, SS S %h Sss SpS 81 soadi Bu a.s' Su
SsnSy 20s chO: Pi asD siee iS,'' o.
sSIS snSI Ho 9R owc Ha Common and s
81 30 PACKING and Butchers q 6fst tO rSes,p ss
ami oSio Fiat. ssS Exchange strong HaHa:
s sRa rSG s.G &ISO bush.
S ssRo HSaiG'i'' No A'''' 90 ''-' '''' x-'''
q 52S lung S,s. ans, Sa %S. Store kyO a
Fs 20 g. S s esfoy &n III fsss
Bnts5 .sE Sn. Sa steady at is S. So
21S: bills wheat isSSS ouS Sb.a sA 9
sa.S S sss, s9 1GS SSss '''' '0
PmLApElPHl May Floar-No Improvement o "a q;
and P:gGsSva9ia sqPsrSns g sGsss S9 Dc
% 3$sssS FsR3 Ssgss So Ro Gs
ssss, i s SS S. I 9aa c'S Clear j.
s!sis6 sCass 81 ST Ioa. and sosne, e E wS..s
fssn Far % 6SS Sass IS Iia..Sia c iss
3 So Rye rcSr moderate demand and steady e Is ~
for Choice heat M2kT S SGa % o sny source s
great SsSS S nominal ~ No Tov RED % tss SS
DO Tor August 7Ss Rye quiet but steady a, Sc
| Pennsylvania
but speculation very and nothing doing for export ca
lots for local trade dun weak under free offerings NO
Mixed IN grain depot 4ohSiOLc No yellow IN e fss
depot 40 ac In export elevator 1910 NO hfsu
May 40L BiOsc do for June 40s S4Oaoi do for july
al Tc do for August 4lS.@42c Oats Receipts nosi
No Mixed SOl. 8S0hc Ungrhed White $50 do .e st
| Clipped 35c No. White AZ S2S,c No White AZ 90,
| Poor do. az S3Lc. futures quiet but tosays
| No White for May 3393io do for June 80
32Lc; for July 80 A632Ac 10 Tor August 81 SgS
Potatoes steady, White PoUaoesSewYork aud Wee
Fair 20 Good Burbank and White Stars 49,
3OaS2e Fair GOOD - e2sc Mammoth Pearl naco -
Hebron Choice 30 $3.50; New ~
bb Prime - oo do Medium 90 90 30 MI
d. do packets 80 90 60 smoked Beat 10 aloc -
Hama slS 5oasl4 90. Pork-Mess New 81 DO 49,
| Mes New slS 80; do Family $l< 6O@lt DC h.ns
Smoked, llalSc; DO &. p, Cured. In peroos, yHgtadE
Sides Clear RID IN AIT ~; do DO smoked Az
shoulders dry ss and tuyeursd g. sac do
Belize In pickle SaSSc do Breakfass Bacon sSSIloss
Buehers' snare Butter duh sseady rennsSrsss
Creamery ErsS se pepnsyvaaa PrlnS kStsr gO,
lbot Packing Butter IL al2o Eges nrn Pennsyt
FrsIs ltbc Western Firse a IL 60 Cheese s1sy
part Skins 69so F Skins al sc sugar-Retnea 10 ~,
Powdered SSaei Sranuiasd sso Fssa sssJ' 70 nSei
test u bis, s%e Recepss-Eloar 1CS Dol. w ssie
ments-whsat $500 bush. Corn A,70o bush oas WV
bush.
TOLEDO May 2s.-whsat quiet easter, cash s so Be-
May s0ci June soei July 7Ssso Aurps, 7SHf os,s
active steady cash s.Se NAY sSsi July asssG
Ssesiprs"whsas 1000 Sasa Corn iocoo bush SIP
msnts-Wheat $1,000 eush Corn 1000 6ush oaS ~O~~
| hnsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
nnnnnCE MARKETS.

,yrxvpoot MAY 2p-4 n m.-BHef- Holders oer freely
prime meas easy 47s Sd PorbHohtr. Offer moderately
Hams THE supply Bacon Holders oher moderately
GsSese-Hodsri oner freely Tall9wLioders 9nST acdsr:
snapinFy Rosn-Ioers offer moderately common hrin al
az 1914 IArd-Spot and ntures-Hohers ohr moderately
,s WesisTn May dull At Cd June dnl ~ $40 Bd July
6nIi At 3Is Cd wheat-Il odeTs Offer sPanEiy fl99r-
undcrs ocr moderately Corn-Spot and futures Holders
ar Moderately mixed Western spot essy AZ 30 SD Nav
ssay an ~ sd and July At 81 sgd Hops At Lon
Aor' pact6c coas-IInldsrs offer moderately.
steady. demand fair holders oner mod
srateiy Corn hfIn demand talr. 49, Co., 90, -, -
IOyloN May To p. m.-CalcnttA hhseeO' ais 81 per
ouarter, lluseed oil, 20s I'd per CwE
IHTNERP May 2q--Petroieum- pals AmeyoAa III
~ naid and II francs ~ 4 confines Sellers
ANTwKKP Mar Re.-WuonAb Afn oosoa ~ v" Hsa0' ."
osnumes 100 kilos. 800. - .,..-,-
2t-PstrolenIh- 20 PieuhisS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
p.. North River, Vessels and RailrosdS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-rhe SPOT movement IN HIo N 9ifSs FaIS
active to-day but prices were sseGiiS nTIet and I'M
sSnnsod No sales reported The SpSOG ons lack Of
iS1. Oh nres Prices declined Seio Rons ssy
stsr%ard recovered tribe and closed s5ysneS hamburg
Saay At IL Ds decline BE quiet ESs0 iSr,Sats
6 400; Good second = s9E. .hIesTHSrss foSE o. S.
600 bags Rio elearSnces for Europe GOO 600 oSgs SS s
sgSs u kO JUy 10 MAY 2s iss9 $500 600 bag.
same time, 1885 $4,000 1xs' ISfT i to Nav 81
1855 8 452 900 bags time 1883 aOsS So Dag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May 2g-4 D. m.COtoH-1hc sales OF tho day
Included 8 500 bales American. .-.. ..,,,,. .
futures closed quot bnt steady
NiShrn1 clause May delivery Cd value May aud Juno
dsliVery I0id sellers; June and July delivery Lad
sellers July and August delivery 264d sellers August
October delivery A66Id sellers October and November
delyery 3i6l6 sellers November and December delivery,
BsaStd sellers, September delivery. l.Bid sellers
delivery at todRys olearngs GlOo oAles new
dockets and s. 100 bales old dockets
GALVESTON. May as.-oOtton lneL addlins los, Low
lO7 49, Good Ordinary VA net ana grosa re-
esipIs 81 bales stock. l.7t0 bales
NoHyoLx May 29;Cotton steEly Middlins II net and
QroAs reOep II bales exporH eoastHlse 800 Oes sae
Is bAIesi stock, 2,9OS balas.
s.y.SyAu May 2s--Cottou- QuioG MiddiiUg. 1876 Low
NIddlInR ga Good Ordinary o. net and gfnss reoopts
1883 bass, exports ecastwise BE- baes saies II halea
stook, 1851 bales
NRy oRIEASs May 29-Cotton Firm. Middlne lOs,. Low
Middlng lO, Good Ordinary vi net apd sross receipts
JH baies exports Britain, l7s bales coaAtwis
sSoS balssi sales. 1900 bales stock, e6 2b7 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30


The stock speculation to-day was reactionary
To.morrow will be a holiday, and Friday Will
49, coSdltions' after the rapid advances OF tho
Sst two weeks reaction was due The loan oar,
market this morning reflected Gonsid sEnr.s
iiouidstion of the previous outstanding snort
intcrest And Chicago reports put Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad again on the
war path, through It's protege, the Chicago BurlnS'
ton and Northern, with an announcement OIL
cutting of rates. As the Chicago, Burlington and
Northern's reports for three months OF TINS year
have shown large gains in net earnings 1y % q
true, smacks largely Of a stock iobbing opera
ton The public viii do well IN refusing 70
purchase any OF the securities OF either the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy or Chicago and
Northern --even OF their first mortgage bonds IL
10 NOT possible; but II 1t was, that the bnrnngnoh
lion methods OF ISs7-lsss, it's first mortgage
bends would be worth little more than thei.
interest In the market seems to have
been materially reduced. cirnalar from the e&'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
rrnnrrAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ro~ror Nav % r. n-Cons0la on Il6 for both money
and the Sccount Atlantic and Great western hr' morSge
osrthrates 81 Canadian PAcno. 57I kre, wv
40 second osols lU6 Mexican Ordinary, 5o's ~ Paul
Common 1884; Sew.YGrk ContraL us nsiicah CenuaI
Hys1 mortgage bonds T67s Reading 2Js Illinois Genital
llgTs
spanish a. T5S al, 49, -,,..-
times for and exchange ON London Al 20 francs
/ T. for checks
IA per cent 49,. ,,,.
the rate Of Discount In tho open market Tor snort ola
and for three mont hs' bills 5.l6dlS per cent
mar silver IL quoted At S2d p. ounce -, .,-,,-,--,
bullion Withdrawn from the BANK OF England
on balance to-day Ia 100000 - -. :, -, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

STAINED.

s st:a. Q GSa8 k hTs S@a1s
Ontieuk-0p4ned Arm and later advanced 4d6
points and 2ai points on r.;
LIySrpool Sdyiess and nght receipts Realizing how.
ever, was soon developed. and that, coupled WIZ mh
Anticipated rain tomorrow cThursdayl ~ the SOUTH
weakened the market, leading % a genwM reaction,
closing quiet, early months ls2 points higher Will;
distant deliveries show slight decline from he maj
Of YealerlAY. SalAA, Al 500 bAleA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

The Treasury purchased 81, 900 LIS at OS,
and rejected offers OF about SooV,VoV al pilOes
lower than the equivalents OF "h"' ~ P"'" 0A
In State issues. Tennessee settlement IS were were
octiye and rose TO 76 1-s Louisiana consel as sou
at 50 r. and oi scuba bank Socks Manhattan sold
a Mo, at l7S, Metropolitan 49j at 10, and state
40 at 10. ,u,-.. ,,,oe activo and firm
throughout. The features were A n an nS
noiSS Incomes at IS 5-9al0 3-8, Denver ana
Pjo Grande Western first receipts at w 5-4a
al . and Fort Worth and Denver hISts at aoou W
zoo Reference is made 70 our ful report Oh
POM IN tbe unlisted department Of the Stock Ex-
obanqr the securities OF industrial enterprises con
to Be sStS s S Saonai Ls sS
9a laos &. and Sugar Trust L0,S35l az W LA
eS i isS9 IA Duluth, South Shore and Atlanuc
IA 1000 at g. Brunswick Company !2,lOOJ az
sSlG .aSGa2s 81, and Kingston and Pembroke
The money market was easy Mt 10 i-S per
cont AT the Exchange and at bank 81 z IL per
follows low Exchanges, sl44,j76, 754 BALANCES
s'Th. Snh. Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House s552,l52 Its net loss on naL
ance was s2s2,344 made up by CON loss TO, ol
s20s8o9 less currency gan =. c. G5 oso
payments, s24j7 1924 resulting In generni oeE
ance OF sis7, 74O, 746 consisting OF SH'ASoT
7si coin and 81 :, 3O4, O65 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The limited States Treasury at Washington
received to-day s2s5. 900 National bank notes FOL
redemption. , -, 49,
The customs receipts were s5s7.5Se, and The
Internal revenue receipts were $3.50 2oE. -,
To DAYS Washington Treasury statement oil
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
The figures OF the last previous statement h'
follows:
M.v 90 MAY 90 Differences
Net gold on hand ti22 6s2 $40 s0 500 o45 Dec Sis
e. 49, on IA op $40 800 90 1913 Inc. ll2 oil
Net legal tenders - - -. 49, "a. ~ o,s -
on hand. 2O.62G."O2 2oAV' 900 Dec' -lo,oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
LIVE STOCK MAnxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

2O-Cattle- Receipts for tho last ~ hours
- al head for tho week thus far bloO FOR
he same time week 5000 Consigned through lI'9
head 400 which 70 NewYo.k none sold; good deman"
for rapnIng and butcherins grades -. =, -. , Ion
sheep for the lat lat = hour 800 so,
hsad Tota for the week thus Ar loSOO f1r the Suc
tins last lA20o CONSIGNED through 500 heal sOG
81 which 10 York 400 head on sale ssfns anu
higher Choice TO Extra sheep Godt - MeIinm 20
aosi al 4O8a 60: Common 81 oOssi 20 lambs 20
Choice s5 5O0S5 76 Fair 10 Good - 2oGSo oo spfnS
for the 800 head Total for
hn Sssaf thus hr 26sI0 For tho same time last week
II 40 Consigned through 1880 head lSOo OF whSn 20
NJ York A2bO head sale fair demand ont AZ lowe,
prices Heavy 81 53 Medium - 50 Mixed rSs an" Lsu'
SoTkcrs Al so; Workers. - IS as TO- Pigs - 20.
cyro,oo Union Stock YariG May 2a-"The Drovers
b1O market easier Beoyes 81 90 SSt 70 steers =,
800 sioos.rs And Feeders 80 40 as 20. Cowa Bas and
g,..d Al 90 83 10, Texas Cattle 81 s063 40: ,,o ,,
uaSa- psceipts ~ 900 head shipmenA t;ouU: marcy
,ciyc Mixed "a 9Oas4 b0i Heavy ~ % esf 4o lAgh'
"a 40 90 6S : sSps s3 t0eI 40. ,noo $1,000,
"abc.n -Reoeipts 1000 hsal shipmsnts LVOo hhHSt
sng NatveA 81 so ~ 40; Western Shorh - VOU% AOi
T.TSps shorn IS b08s4 %. lambs ~ OOsso W.
CT ror1S May e-Cattls-ecopts 1000 heal shipments
16oi MARKET slow. Choice Heavy Native steers ~ ~
"a 90 Fair Good IS 1884 o. stookors aud Feedcrs
Far to Good 81 10 os3 2Oi Rangers Cornea " soS3 oo
SIHoSs~Receipts 900! shipments 500 market lower.
Saaier Heavy Butchera' selections - sc ava 40.
pacIIno Meilum 70 Prime. 81 20 al 10 LBhL Grades,
Ordinary 90 Best, 81 30SA 90 -. coo. ..I., &c.,,
sheop-Heceipts |, 100 shipments oOo' n'Aes strung
Fair IL Choice as 0O664 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.

MANcHEsTxR, May ae-The Guardian" In ta commercial
article Few sellers did al average busln yesterday
despite strong efforts pat through oaers approaching
regular prices Acceptable oers not numerous Some
AGents busy trying place low onsra Some rejected