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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09

Ben Curry, of Philmount, n. j., is ready
and willing to fight any lightweight
pugilist of Jersey City under police
Gazette rules for from 500 to $500 a side.
Man and money can be found at Jack
Regan's or Dempsey's sporting house,
New York.
Burt Miller is training Miss Evelyn
Archer, of Jersey City; Miss Gussie
Hauck, of Newark, and Miss Elsie Won
Blumen, of Rochester, at the rink in New
ark, for the coming bicycle race in Madl-
son Square Garden, New York.
The Young Athletes are prepared to &C
cept challenges for Saturdays or holidays
from n clubs whose members are not
over fifteen years of age. Address Charles
Hart, No. 10 Erie street.
All challenges for the Nine Bluff Base
ball Club should be addressed to Henry
Lynch, No. 534 Monmouth street.
Joe Gerhardt is now captain of the
Jersey Citys. They have released Jack
Corcoran and Billy Rhines. Phenomenal
Landman sustained his reputation in
Saturdays game.
During this week a semi-professional
baseball league will be organized by the
following Observation-Disclosures, Billiards..
and Woodbines. President Bright, of the
Cuban Giants, has promised them extra
pay If they win the game with the Metro
politans on April IA, at Weehawken.
The lacrosse team of the New Jersey
Athletic Club has been admitted to the
Metropolitan Lacrosse Association.
A team of the Fourth Regiment, of Jer
sew City, defeated a team of the Second
| Regiment, of Hoboken, in the final bowl
ing match of their series, at Jersey City
by ascore of 1878 to 1475.
On May 81 entries will close for the
Memorial Day regatta OF the Passaic.
Peter Skillman, George Y. Gilbert
William Skillman and John Rumpf will
represent Jersey City in the Suburban
Harriers' closs-country u on April ID.
The first and second in each event will
receive a gold medal, and the third a silver
medal, at the Decoration Day games of the
New Jersey Athletic Club. The cluh
making the largest number of points will
also receive an elegant banner. Entries
close, with Secretary A. M. Sweet, box
1852, Bergen Point, on May ~.
Terra Gotta appears to have the call in
the winter betting on the Suburban,
several of the books being full on him.
The Acorn Baseball Club played its
first game of the season with the Young
MEMS Pleasure Club, and won by a score
of II to 10. The feature of the game was
the battery work of Mcdonnell and Leary,
and a beautiful running catch of a high
fly by Fletcher.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
SECURITY Building and Loan.

The Security Building and Loan Asso-
citation will hold its regular monthly meet
ing this evening at its rooms in the Third
National Bank building, Pavonia avenue
and Erie street. There will be a sale of
money. This association is rapidly in
creasing in membership through the me-
dunn of its quarterly issue of new series,
which enables borrowers or investors to
join at any time without the necessity of
paying large arrears Of dues. The pre-
miums for money are always moderate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
Cosmos, New omcers.

The Cosmos Club held its annual
meeting last evening at the home
of Counsellor James Fleming on
Grand street, this city. The Rev. DR..
Edward L. Stoddard declined a r~e-elec-
ton as president. and wa succeeded by
Counsellor Fleming. DIR. William
II, Newell was reelected secretary
ing Executive Committee was chosen
Major z. X. Pangborn, John A.
Walker and the Rev. Father Patrick
Hennessy. The Rev. DR.. John Miller,
Of Princeton, delivered IN address
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
YAJHTsMEN AND ATHLETES.
A Bill Authorizing the Clubs to CONSOLE
dnte. in the Senate.

"A Bill authorizing the Clubs co Consoli-
date, in the Senate.
A bill was introduced in the Senate
last night permitting the consolidation OF
the Jersey City Yacht and Athletic Clubs.
been fully described in THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS.
The bill provides for a written agree
ment of consolidation between the officers,
who are also authorized to make treaty
regulations for the management of the
club house and other matters. The agree
ment must be ratified by a vote of two
thirds of the members of both clubs, at
meetings held separately and of which at
weeks notice must be given. There
are to be eleven directors who can issue
bonds and adopt a constitution and by
laws to be ratified by the members. The
other provisions are technical and legal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
DEMMERT LOSES HIS CASE.

The Jury Awards Miss Alderman
Mother Damages of $3, o
The proceedings in the suit brought by
Mrs. Annie S. Fuller against Henry Dem
inert, the jeweller, in the Kings County
Circuit Court, yesterday, wa reported in
The JERSEY CRY NEWS up 70 the time Of
going to press. The verdict came later.
Mrs. Fuller had sued for $25, 600 and the
jury awarded her 5000.
Miss Alderman, for tie loss Of whose
services (due to her bet avail by Demmert)
the suit was brought BY her mother, is
suing Demmert on hsr own account. and
the case will come az before long.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
Large Iron works DESTROYED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April Q, 1ss9.-The
N Marss tba DT Targest ana aeta ITGn U0mP na rs
kind in the South, was destroyed by fire
at midnight last night. Loss, $l50,006; in
surance about $4,000. Two hundred men
are thrown out of work. 1t is thought to
have been an incendiary fire.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
The Rerkeley,s COMING Reception,

One of the most select affairs of the
season will be the annual reception of the
Berkeley Club Thursday evening, April
is. The elite of the city belong to the
club and will spare nc pains TO make the
affair successful.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
a.s Onnortunity

on ssAmerica's Opportunity in
the Great Colonial Movements
in Africa. A spirited discussion OF the
tonic ensued. After the debate the club
and its guests adjourned to the dining
room of the presidents dwelling and par
took Of an excellent luncheon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09

Earned rlnS-Jefsey CITY, z.
First base on -errors-Jersey City, 2; New York, !.
Two base hits-OBrien, Friel, Lang.
Stolen bases-Knowles, Gerhardt Cl Lyons Cl
Lang (2l, Richardson, Hatfield.
Left on bases-Jersey City, a; New York, z.
First base on balls-O'Brien, Hofford, Slattery,
Richardson, Hatfield.
Struck out-Gerhardt, ORourke, Slattery, Conner.
Passed (l, Murphy "a.
Wild pitehes-Daly a., George ~.
unpire-Grace Pearce.
Time OF game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-09
HORSES WORTH BACKING T0MOR-
ROH-JERSEY CITY NEWS
SELECTIONS.
Clifton Entries.

CLIFTON, N. j., April 9. 1Ss9.-The fol-
lowing are the entries for the races to-
morrow
FIRST RAcE-Mile and a sixteenth; purse $3.50;
.ofiinr allowances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
YORK May 2I-Following the receipts OF IA
cotton at ali ports since september /, 1855;
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MAScnYTRR May 2t-Cloths and yarnA steady. Ittlo
pROnECE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May 2.-S1S m;-Beoi In poor demand.
PoTk-ln poor demanhy Hams In good demand. HacOn-
In tair demand Cheese-fn poor demand American nnest
white aud coorcd dull 4Ga Talow-In good demand
TurpentineGn fair demand Rosn In fair demand Lard
spoi-ln poor demand failures In poor demand prime
Western spot dull At S6a 81 May du at JJs OIL dun
AT sos OIL July dull At 3ja Oh. whshtIn poor demand
R1our-In poor demand Corn-spot and tnlufcs-In fair
dersnd Hops London York State In fair
Brradsus Wheat steady demand P0ori holders spar.
ngy receipts for hs past three days ls0O1 cPna incud
$4,000 American Corn hfm demand hir receipts OF Amer.
Tor the pnSI three days o. 300 ceptAa
PTOyisiOns-AmerCan refrigerator beef-FOreQutofA gLJ
hlndquartcrs jild per slb Dy the carcass
LuNDOS, May "a p. n--Caleutta lnreed 4Oa Oh per
quarter hssei caSe 80 s. ton Tor Western nserd
Jos per Australian alloS-Bcef 2bs Oh 12Gs per
ewt Autoh2Gs OIL a2TS h per cwt coooanut oi-Ueylon
--24s ad 25s per cwt
AgTwEEF. May 2&-PetFoleum Fins palS Amsroaa IB fra
70 Confines paid and 10 francs 70 oentimea sellers.
AsTwKkF, May A-WileoI's Lard closed francs Is
esntimes poe l0d kDA
BRKsES. Nay 2I-Psuoiauta- stn agta 70 pfernisS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
par North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING RIAIS-Arrivals OF ericR II nySg.
while The demand Is only fsr Latin steady oon ifn
straw Hard quoted e. .9s 4sd 50 % PGr crl l99S
IS so Pale Bricks 8as3 90 crot2s RSIS sna FrSS
s2fSs2S Trenton Front s27 Rosendaie CcmenS yDs
81 10 per bb American por!9I e. l0aS2 90 al per
poFtland 40 gO6s2 CO. Rockland Common Lame ~ tt
Dbl and do Finishing 81 20 state Common Lame Ss
and do Finishing al 10; ST. Johns Lime eos Lnnahai
81 20as2 rs per 900. Goats Hair 24dZSe pef Ou'"'
Cattle HAIR 1S92lc -. -.,.n
moderate stir 70 the movement Fair Snrgoes' 30 % 20
santos fzc G. and Md grades u better sSS emghS
sales, 1900 bags MaracalRo 1nI osSsba. nnseiye but
the spcculaon was very slow and entirely Local; cSs
yeek Openng prices declined 0dlO points W a
HaYre adyices subsequently the oss was fSgSShsl gS
better Hamburg end mai hgures were uFn a. Va
gain over the close Of yesterday Hsyre damSSrg ID
IRIS on My and Is Il on S9E sIsady Rsausr ars
40 good second 800 exchange !PHya@s 1S6
rpcsints s 600 bags; Rio clearnpceA Tor u s g,.yyV
goo eco bags SsSs rssspts q
no July May Is lss9 sS SS og 1851 s$7scoo
bags receipts at Santos July e May 2s Issp lima @
Sa ~ 600 bags: s5ies here 20 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YorK DEALINGS.

FEATURES Oi NEN-lpEh DFALIAGS.
Fluctuations In grain have fallen within small limits
The situation Is unchanged. but the temporary needs OF
the short interest enable holders effect oeesona
rallies one Of these enjovci yesterday in the wheat
market although the basis reports OF injurious weather
In the West, which excited lsss conHerNaiNn
Exporters showed their opinions Of the outlook oS 70
HNns to make purchases but spot lots were held nshsI
through sympathy with tho options. The speculative
dealings amounted to less an 1000 oco ed.hs ,s ,a
Juy o,d the sJ0ry OF the market " n.,ssr
~ rs to 81 S4ds2 l2 cents On the euro Ust,s'
iroret values 70 the top QuO'aton ftns our, a. soL
tauOns showed improvements Of sac cen - 10
lows: May 81 81. June -, July 81 ~ AGsS Sss "a
September 50 SIS, October 50 1o, ah1 DS0''"'e' 0'
cClLs -- a. ,u,,.s,
There were Gales OF lOl 900 bushels Of corn iot SAp
and both the cash aud option nOhhs IuSl Soou y 30
BuslneSs Was light and the options cios'u uS"n ho
May 81 Al 81 np Is June ~ u Is sh 80
for July at IL 3s, August =, AZ ana Sep'eu0s' - -
Cash oats were dull aud easier af "R.OSMs Nav VIZ
Tor June and % ccnts for JnE "a rS,n,S SioSns
by simmer but the OPTIONS advanced iaO poin sn5
as follows: Juno 81 % July - H. august - ~ wv
tcmbor o. IS October ~ 20. 49, =. Na,v yo.k phu.-
The ra,stnts Of craln and nour az new VOTE, ~ y
,,nh,n uumore and Bos ropoed y.Stefaay Mets
ionWs. Whaat OOi0 bushels corn iyS ty ren,'
cats jhs az bushels; total grain 2I2elo puIhsss s:
go 700 nactaqsS Az Chicago Miwaokee sau o. All Ses
H. or,,aIH we've Whoat. 40 s93 eslets k,sh
bnsbes bats oil Sa7 bushels total gram V'o''o~ oa'
els; nour u $40 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Nay 2t.-cottop actiyei Nlddinr IL a1if..
Flour active steady Howard streos and western suos.S
e. soas Oot Extra do 90 1874 90, Family DO III fykaes
city Mns RIO prsads EstrS Z; i9ss e Winter wsssi
sSs 3 70 q Sss ss ss
s TS w ssssns arm So @ns he. so SO.
NAY sSeI June S2scy July eosa cOrn-Ssuthern nrn;;
wS :: ss,s f' May q T Ssss
40 MTod 20 ssoc Graded White IS Ssss sessss
and pennsylvania 3osS4e Bye steady AZ soeesS Is,
; ssoS. a riial' Mes. 1 Pork ss R Pc
shoulders o. Clear BID sides To- 90 packed slr
qnic, steady az II alsae Lard steady soensd = ia
creamery Sr ississ, Egg. sisady a. iasIsSa rsaslys
a. snis aG'f seSsa st sS Whisky aia 10 ysssT
bsy 1n ssacss is Sa ain per oas 3D. cox ~
sr,isra rs 9dGss OF Receipts-Flour 200 bulls NhsS
1000 bush Corn $4,000 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye l1X
bush. shipmsnts-None sales-wheat iSo'g bush. Con
10000 bush
BUYrALo, May 24--whsat-od No Hard was duli toSsy
at Iii III asked New No Hard firm 1900 bush "a n
81 03; Old No. Northern 80 &c New No Northern 90
rrcrar 5000 bush Of Red sold a. So at6c n ssrs
and SsrO1, 2. No White M,sSiE n AZ - sss
no yellow 1885, 70 a sse Sea-, ;Ss5das q
80 Soi,c on traoki No 2 Mxeh 26S39sc ia sSrr re
@ 20 a. s sSd wS Sss dahl sE e. n,
Spring DO. Ell 60ssl2 90. Canal freghts sosty sal
sSSIsea Mne 47oo Dbl. Isa. iio5S Su
lt<GiO bush oats 100 600 bnsh Canal shlpTsns.
ments by RAilFloar iiOOO bDs Wheat 10000 lush on
1000 1nsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

sesse MseasdsH crude ssgssS sos
s slassr ss2: SsssAsd ss:s 4Sg asls
sashsd %ns 6e,s is ts sasSsss T.?
Esq., p SE'o o s7S '5sHs
RoyIs1oNs-poRK-Ths West made further I gain 4
Fl; 'eaoG demand and ous %sltfs o S5s s
sS% 81 S @ssto! S's g. FL %
ss E E9G'p HSss SLASH Sad s b
$Ss5 M cry HHf 3d. in 81 Mo rae
"a WE. Is s8sf HSTf'fa as:s ::
$f ,SJ $ ;"f 81 s::ss:
i tsS F sI. + hf ss sr sSSTiss
ssr, S sf'S e ;:tfaf o$s
S1s''o sss., s ssS s Fs;5
Pa Oh sao gS'g 45e City pfsS
s.a .i a s.s 5!.S A.;
sr re- S, G SGsis o$s.y s5SS
taGSa SS3otn9n'B stock wanted e
ar @ R0e@ g gsS q Gsssmsy 9"
Sa?' F s..o party p@nh:yIvana crssT9, tuS a.
sslSS y;sfF e. ct 90 Fs Sa2s 55
ss Obj psiy F' %aish lIg tubs
western csWa%s G bss dso asse 2S
Common Prime, 0al2ci a. ne Western
lss % T fI 10 1af ishi
Dairy an4 Factory Thirds, 8 an aoSsFtSns
Demand and prices rule unsettled WIN a a Gnr
q Tsssns 90 White nnS 84age common % god "a
81 I've: part skins 487c common 10 prime MI 7hF ra,
22Ss EGs- Dull week and sssggisT.
s sSS IL asis sac wss;sn
"a. 81 s. 1H4 rSI' 5, s
G enfgos 3 Mu o@oad pn c caRH 81
~, = ase Rennoi-Firrn and quiet. Cut LOAF; 9C;
Crushed Cubes 2c PGSSd'red osfTrS si
sss standard q. SIG on - - . T1SlSsssss S
5'bsc: &C" 7d7 1.sc; yellow o 1891.
sTTAUISE-Tard dull city = 3sei Western se;
oIeonargarne-Scady ani fairly active SAFE" i'V'V'o
n, i-sc~ -, -,
Moderate ,a dsor q K S SS caS 70.
TsyanS ioai9c; go cases Iss6s7 PenRsyyania seed,
cSf i6dftc 80 cases 1887 New England Havana pyae'
G5c1h 10; $50 bales Sumatra I'll cJdti %
TAIIOw-Dcoldedly higher aud actlVe for export
prI,n, CIV ouosd closing 3ic Sale, 6"1 hhis CIV;
bSdS gIct 80 hhfs Boston Use packages Tree ana
100 600 n out.uftown private terms
wOOI-Thc attention Of Manufacturers IL SUI dirrcEG
IN he country that holders VIII nct let except at full
prices or say o2d2ic for hnc +"s Texas TI;l gen.
pra market i HFm ONE Fol- - &c tnS snrs o,n
Syer day. pa, Co22 900 !ESur rsa sapcT &c
N DO CnloFaio SIC 700 - Xxx fleece, 54ci 5COD n
ia blood Indiana 3Oc so n medium washed Gr'tc.
900 n anr c0mhlng lecco and 900 y neecr: anpat
Cyas 10 OO0 n secured do aud 800 n black do. 200 orc
pulcd 900 900 foreign, 60 bales East IndIa ana 30
bales uagdld, private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK e. SONS
Bankers rs NRssau-st. Ncw-York.
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL MAY m.-Cottoh The sales uf the day
included o. 900 UAieG American $500.
TuturrS closed qniet Int steady. Notwithstanding Low
MddInF clause May delivery G3 Sad sellers May aud
June devory Us UAd sellers: June ard July delivery, ID
sellers July aud August delivery lJid sellers; August
and delivery 6i sellers September and October
Jtlyety Bld sellers october and November delivery
ys5(i value November hnd DsC mOer delivery. 80 cd
sellers September delivery. oil sellers
GALVESTON May 1t.-COton quiet Middling, lOsti low
NldinE 10 49, uoOd ordinary, SaI net and gross
sfutA - bales stock. Law bales.
Weekly and receipts 7oB bales exports coast
1893 bales sales, 200 bales
NORFOLK. May 2I-Cotton stehy. MlddnE II net aud
gross receipts bales: exports ooasWse, biGA saoA
~ bales siOCk, 1850 Uass.
aud gros. receipts lb7 baes exports coast
wise $50 bales; sales. III bales
2s--Cutnn- Quiet. NIddlnE, 10 p: Low
Ordinary, net receipts,
bales ~ ports cOastwlsc ~ bales sales, IS bales
stOek $50 bales mn 81, --
Werkiy-Net and gross receipts 32s baies exports
coast~ Isl, R75 tales sales. 2B3 bales
NrwoErzASs MAY ?I--CottonFirn. MiddluR l0S; low
MiddiinK 10 i.iB, Good Ordinary W. not and
cSip las balcs exports 70 Great Britain 6aict coast
wise OIL balea sales l5U0 halcsi stock. 1855 bales
WeeEb-Net receipts $40 bales; gross 100 bales
c1rrS 20 Great Britain 1929 bales ooaatwse 6Usl bales
safes. l4.45O DaieS. .,- d, A.. ,o .,.,, 49, A.,
5Osl tales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYorE Friday, May @i.BEEX,ES- & L9S
and BiookIy sa1g6,@ors % garioad weehawkep ter
a ~, ' Esman aad II carloads fof j. stern and ~
reached Re s,Sy city y 5 ~ ,p 9i van @
strong wednesdays prices aui he yards we're ceaisi 2;
an c5 d hqS sc C Ss2 at 5 . a No"'os N'a SIX s'
100 f ns g F .s gsses t?T co.'s rs s. 8
IS and 9s oy og = .s sSsl a u Texans, o,psns 1862
10 iosS H. which the buyers Tpof'ra as costing - wa
Spm men tomorrow viii include $50 cattle On the
Utopia for Nelson Morris Aj2 ole on RS no aa1Sr az
S s 10 & S% CIV Eh@on A. = To- AnSG@Ia Sgd
1890 40 n thn Canat7 or J9rph S'nS c All Tor Mr.
E Ean .n S aeoa aase S"s. o. i s2gF
iGS ss AZ 10 ii i&5s a; a. :: IS
il57 D a: - IS; d. 1920 . a, - as -
PPss % - Pan Sa 1872 g. a'Gl p iod
o ag a. Acc % 81 y 0Ssn 1900 D. q is do 1901
sd 5 Il ;. 7 w ;sa tis'fiE g 5s3;:S %
3. e 20 Se ls DO I i, isnSa's S e iGS7 y
i %Sief33, , ;;'' i q Is 10 d.
It z "a Isl g, fsS Is e o e z Ser. s
age,s'o, County f I 40 iIS n a. 81 % IS Do rio y
q 20 O. i99s q 10 p 81 50 - g." i's J sp
g,9S 20 ss 80 DO i46o D, a. 30 % DO Ii;o Is
at * e gar.s cG 81 kt SS "stsr. 1919
S'I Sc = 10 ,, r ss Il laC OVEN lois H. as
Ply vFg-r{.ce,uIs 200 hali o. which 100 wer" q:
ro,s :, T.adg limited for lack ~ ole ms Ma Ers
g.,ci .toodv NiN~d calves sd a. % bFeeS % Nals
a. e. 40 -0Fs5 - "a and Choice Bucks Coi'h'y anu
HAGEN S,,a. uI < pacSnCham 12I v'a', o =, At
" 'tEons 11ys.tcHay, i MIXED Calves Ils ~ SC
- iiiaenocck Hons. So rg,cmi'R Calves foT vGals'
.V,ynyr A 3 l.or per =,
'Ss I1Ir'FP" AND LAMBS Receipts 81 IL carloads q
10 Il caYlOais al Jcr.ey CITY sud IL is"a!s
AZ gOtRsf sheep rulod Grm AZ III adyan'' Of -" 2OG
a. iO1 n Lambs Ntrg without quoiabr chanrr Uat
IT, tst acurcs d Yesterday not reached today
Sheen AZ - 6Ods6 % per 100 n. Fair "a Eo"d Wearing"
s-les-Sewton Z Gnirtt: 2S Ohio sheep ~ II N, at
| Al IS. QaSs Kentucky lambs, "a ~ az ~ p
Sailer T.. Ohio Sheep. 81 n, &C 80 TO-
| ooi do - - n 1T - - -.
w Collins CpaTt Yesterday l9l Ohio Shop, . =.
n 81 30 1913 DO OF o. ~ - ~; ~ do, - n ~ - :;
- tnshorn DO iO4 ., At si 81, go Kentucky Lambs
Va - - Kin: go Ohio sheep 81 n. 1t - 90.
\ picnck iuart Iat" Yesterday - Onto shCfp 81
" Al "a 40. 40 90. - y - so $40 d.. IS = a.
| Il -: 81. do ~ n - o. 23s Virginia Lambs, IS
40 SHERMAN Culver: go ono sheep 81 70. a. - 40
do ~ NJ az 80 4Gl Kentucky Iam6s u =. AZ - ~.
| WalrnbccE ( ~ Ms: - Ohio Sheep. ~ IL 70. ~
~ IS las DO, 81 ~ 50; isT Vermont h"arHnHs d"
\ n, o. IS So -. -., -,,, - - ,o-
| Michigan Y"nrlings - 10 N. NJ - 49,
| U0t,S-rrceIpts 10 car'yal- If 3Nt heal Only 7
| for sale. Nominally weak AZ - 50Ssi 10 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
LIVE srocK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

BrvTALo May 24-Cattie Receipts for the last q bours
$50 head Total for tho week thus Tar Bldn For TIE same
time last $50 Consigned through ISh head lIHO
VI which New. York loo bead sAie prices 1oninay
sheep aud Lamhs-ReceipH for the last - hours 54Oo
head Total for thu Ncok thus far 23SOu, For tie same
tmo week "a 300 Consigned through LOO head 500
steady Choice ss,erp - 23F ~ Mefum To
coed a. 2SaA 40 Cus ~ % 90 Good 10 Choice lambs
a. 20 AS5 so Fair Good IS 10 uS5 IS Common - oua
Hogs Receipts for % L. ia head Total 2r
the % $50 fuT the saRe tme last week
ASH Consigned through LOO heal. $50 OF Wnch 20
Kew York 1920 heal sale MARKET siIrg anu uW Lhv
higher. selected Medium weights ~ bjdl ~ hnolkfiS
81 TO- Selected WORKERS - 10 light Pigs - Gu; hohSs
* 10 Sags ~ lOdS %,
CHICAGO Union stock Yarls. May 't.--"rha Drov"rs
JonTnal repOFts: CAttoRecopts 1000 hea shipments
900 market steady Boovea 81 O02S4 40 S'Nen Fb ave
~ 49, sOckeTs aud foeers 90 'O1 So . ~ bula anu
Mixed a. 1898 40. Texas Cattle - eOGJ 20,
Hors--R Receipts $4,000 heal shipments 1uOO mhknt
strong Mixed 81 3O6el Cos Heavy ~ o9st o0 Lgha
e. rs ga 10 Skps e. SOFA -. $500 noo ,,
Sheep Receipts 5,bpO heal shipments loOo MARKET
steay Natives - % IA SUi Western shorn - % ga 80
Ivxans 81 90 6e3 49, lambs - 5O@fo 90
sr LOUIS May Receipts 100 hoa shipments
100; market strong Choice Hrlvy Satvo Stsors 80 80
aki 40 81 2O9Sb 90 Stookors aud Feeders
Fair 10 oOd 81 10 @53 26 Rangers. Corn'el ~ IS 95 90
Uraasied 81 20 o$S l6. 900
Hoys-Receipts 800 shipments 1900 market strong
ChoIco Heavy Butchers Selections ~ sOGi %
packing Medium " Prime. 81 500 A. IAglt Grades
Ordinary 70 Best 81 400I so.
8heep-RsCeipts 400! shipments lOOi nArktb steady.
Far to Choice IS 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
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Chicago. May % (speeaD-The weather eve''wnen
locked :. nc this morning tina! whea. a mos.
to mon played the market for 0rS,ia ',,i S,sI,o.,
s', at'ras, instantly shorts made uneasy by some.
rns az other aud the whole appearance Of the narsss
sI's PHI Influences we're the CHER onss- oosis
MsS Snss low hsurs have AL along rstenn me prSs
W lese took at the uFst show ol eJendla
CLOSELY ~ pork was strong during the session and
thts rs thosa who thought that t influenced wheat
smG tn Selling 20 ~ ia and dosing At u is, MAJ
:. 49, eiosI AZ 81 and 81 eents respectively Corn
and Jung Within Ia cent range. Peck sold W another
VA snts To-day hling the provision pis with traders
sSS n 9ssafsd tScTe was - deaf %, % eonsder thet
nass,etIon confirmed. A. One a0ment to-day July pork
PA ~ arc 90 an sdypnce since Thursday morning of
~ ~" cents barrel Provisions did not bold AL their
ssaaSrrss an6 had more eiSst than 1000 b.rSss rce
ast figure ell OF IL for July lard at cent? over,
g % 80 for july ribs OF g t2 cents, gy.i. at
July.