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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE!
p.r North River. vessels and Railroads
nrNrpAI, MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAILTh0 demand a,s 5ST HsyeI
moderately active steady prices okadaS SSS ooo TIP
i Sss; H Hssd P q 9s2ss sSS'!sat
ssys IS Pale bricks s 50 Cr2Son Si q Front
sIbSsie Croton, Brown. sl4dsdb tn Ssmsnt aSeS
s27sS2S Trenton Front s21 20 1882 IS German
2 10 per s POI 5o ARsf To- RSand ps 81 Per
Dbl aud DO Fnishng 81 90 SSSe G Gms s5c. LatSs
f nsi 70 IRs r. aiSO0 Goa" A''' 100000, w.
CHICoHY-Moderstely active and unehAnGSous sGs :
quote Barry Reynolds, 94GSe &c. cs.Ss md
Cocoa S2c; Taylor brothers English ChS'f'' s'"A' ~
barrels $40. -, ,r,.o t,., "a
CoCoA-sma parcels selling but the Psce n dsueS
mains as for time past MaiaSppSS, @gabiS lac
and GuayuQui, u S+Glsc. ,.,. aor,.r,
CooPEEASE sToGk ; %sIeb Oscr, ' st toTnci
Ps: .. eSs.2 s sHSe shook Sna Heads snsh
Isl IS inch q eoSsi 60 az Ssasi 40 old Shocks
Without Heads 81 Rum shocks and hesa 20 Ok HoonS
Rum pipes s5 60as6; Empty Hogshesd', " 70 h00pN
IL feet 2ea50c 10 feet. SeS27e 49,.
CUFFEE-BraIu growths for prompt aelivs ; navy Eair
eS0es quoted sc s bags a. S s6 fSf stead, s0
s5 S So SSf bags west Indies pe oponsS e
@s.sns: sDd N o sss d sass SGGSS
0SSts after which me feeling became steadier Su Saw
inS ngurcs showed slight EeeovsrJ sSg franc
ssy but closed with reaction q franz Sr, zoo
Good second. 500 exchange RHsSSN 900 bags; Mc
for Europe 5000 bags total stock gy
sss santos reeeIpts 10 900 bags receipts A. L'' rsSg
ytto Nav o. 1850, 80s7 900 bags Sme VIZ" resnntI
Gao 600 bags same time 1881 III COO Bags ssne
tine iss O04 600 bags; same time 'o'' Z''"'''' 80"
sales here 81, 900 bags .-, r.,..
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comforting in express terms authority tho itSc 70 one OF other
poraCion " R'' it follows from what has been
tbat IN the opinion the court the charter
Of the defendant set up in the pleas IS xsa
81 tSn no%er called in question by this informa
ton. ,,..o en- day at Nom ad-
!ourneU y,nects 70 supply natural gas TO Chicago
pSny tueI as IL now has laid mains through the
i business part Of the city ready for use The
gas has to be piped only 100 miles TO Ch,cago.
now enter into the estimates Of the value OF the
stock -, .
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and the quotations
,rnro follows:
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doing. sales e2sooo bushes future tSoeoso
P sfl Tsc NJ .sysO Is se2So ysd ds %ss
@s lae no Nv White Ss' n 5ssasS Closing a.
s JaPs i e ?sSs aS SSs closing Y Ss
so 81 EfR S !n9 9S g sSd assss g
Soc so n. 6GS7oo; 100 n 7oSsoci shafp' '"~''''
rye And srRAwDensna continues Light ana ,, Won
WIY@No l. large. S5G9oe small 81 1,s ssS tight
5s1f SSSss; s sSSSRS
NIX VSTR1w-Long Rye, 7oa7Sc; Short hSe o0@'0''
o' 1opsThers "a very little shpping demand and dvS m
aury from dealer: and m.intaiSea State.
is sSiSc; 20 iss sssc es nssas
SsT s g Ere asssa ana Wisconsin
HrNp AND JUTE-Manls hemp Is qute no, nonAHs Iute
r-,cs a. Is Sisa both selling In very sn"ta DC
butts are unchanged Sales, LOCO oa1s mtg S4G
UIprs-Are in moderate demand ana 9soeSa os NJ fSc
orally Quotations Buenos Ayres sneSe' SoS5 m 15c
S%yaso $STaS Sd 3 u i t$ G 6eBs
, 5SSi'G p iSs % cC Ms ssS i nS
no GEsnds kPs sos ssioc soa!hsrn iis
sc &c Dry saltSd GstSmor elected s4as WEI
ace; Southern they run .cteS SoSSo h. &c Rio
stated aTSnCss. S syse f Sc. .os0 n
S,snce' NV Orleans city 1874 D. 6Gec 1880 H.
SIlc. '0S'0 10 w ,,,o while manu-.
setHsTs saa Prse. have OF 2o on HemO'h
sole.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yo,R Tuesday, May % --BEEY ES-keeSiPts u
..tosSs rnnAVned direct 20 East Side sisughteFeFs
No trading IN live cattle Fesllng hrn: tr,ee higher
than last week Medium 10 prime sides soa AZ i,4G
TI4c and caTcasscS reached i-c' puS Sho puh
~ tbe tran sac tons were at l-2fTc. ,..-,-.--.,
Cable advces are to Monday May 5ociU
bocf continued slow sale az Satutaays decline
~ srant 10 per 70 and American live catte were also lc
Uar lower than last week, with medium to prime selling
y, t66Ilc estimated dressed weight
shipments to-day from this port 5000 quarters OF beei
IN the Arizona by Joseph Eastman Tomorrow the City
~ New-York takes out 1000 quarter the tiN VI
Rome / 600 quarters and the Germanio 100 quarters
CAIVES-Rcccipts at all points 500 head OF which
rSmST favorable weather and the light supply and high
prices 81 lambs buoy the calf market aud II Is wen
sustained at the decline OF yesterday morning Butter
milk calves sod ut l2dS 1sc per n prime to choice
Tho matSct is literally supplied with city dressed
calves but prices fair dressed Buttcrmilks selling ~
and vcas at G6so and even up TO lie for extra
Sacs-Judd buckingham; go veals 14s N average.
RaiHnSsGk 4 Hollis: % veAls. 145 % at sc: %
uuItErmtk Calves lao n, at .Sc; 81 do i4S ~ at Sc
is do 1877 n At Sc; DO. III n. At Ice Mixed do.
10 piienSask Dewey; 90 puttermk Calves 149 n.
SIIirEP AND LAMBs-Rereipts 8 carloads OF Il4I
head Trading limited for want Of stock steady Tor
supply carload ~ COMMON Ohio sheep sold at a. so
Der 100 n and carloads OF Virginia lambs 90 per n
Dressed mutton well sustained In price and selling a.
sI26iOc dressed lambs higher and quoted at ia
~M Collins; 1SI Ohio Sheep. 10 n, tlLQc
MoGS-Reccipts 80 carloads Of 4,5ss head. None fol-
Hogs. 1871 10 average, at IS 10 per 100 n / Rough do
800 t at 81 o5. Feeling tribe and common &
good hogs may be quoted At ~ T06s5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FELTURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.
The speculative wheat market yesterday developed
so,e features OF slightly bullish nature, but OF not
snacient force TO stir the market into any great In
crease OF activity. The total speculative dealings
wero only 300 900 bushels, an increase OF only
100 600 bushels over Mondays total whom the market
WAS absolutely fcaturcless. Tho options generally
showed signs OF strength In the early dealings, and
this was attributed 10 steader tone IN foreign dis
patches and 10 reports Of frost In the West. These
two factors frightened the short interest into covering
their outstanding contracts; this naturally started an
upward movement May opened at 81 an advance OF
IA cent over Mondays closing a further advance
Of Is cent was recorded, followed by reaction To
81 "a after which IL again rallied 10 81 40 closing
steady SO L.. on the curt July sold up to 81 ID and
closed At 81 80 H. Tho options cl9sd as follow,
May, 81 SO; June, 81 81; July % l-2; August,
81 IA; September, 81 J-S December, 90 30, and
May 1890, 50 IL. Cash wheat was 1894 cent
better in sympathy With The options, Ply ~ WIN Sny
Corn options also developed some slight degreo OF
strength in sympathy with the West, and showed al.
vances all round OF as cent although the mErkc,
and exporters took 1884, 900 bushels. Tho OPT ions
closed tho following quotations: May. 40 ID June,
30 "a July, Al Is; August al j-i, and september
~ 80.
oats wero artive in the speculative dealings and al.
vanced l4Dl.9 cent, while only moderate business
done in cash grades. The final hgurcs Of the
Lard was again duh aud 2G3 points lower, with ma
export business recorded, The Blessings June.
s7 o5; July, e o.; August 81 10; September, a. Is
Tho receipts Of grain and -four at Now-York PhIla-
delpha, Baltimore and Boston reported yesterday
were as follows Wheat ,O22 bushels corn, ga s39
bushels -four. 81 sO7 packages. At Chicago. Nil,
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were: wheat
48.046 bushels corn, s45,O24 bushels; oats, 3J471a
bushels; total grain, 1243,355 bushels nour 5000
barrels
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LIVERPOOL, May ga p m.-BoetIn poor demand eItrs
India moss easy cd PorkIn poor demand Hans.
IA BacOn--In demand; Cumberland Gus
steady al Sss steady 35s 81 hong and short clear
mddes heavy IS lbs steady at 32s Gd long and short
idle light 40 TO so 10 steady az 5Ss ~ ChScse-l
TalowIn good demand prime city strong OF 26s Sd Tur;
pentine-In good demand. Rosin In good demand Lard
Snof and futures-In demand WheatIn far demand
Corn-spot-iu poor demand futures-In good demand I
Western NJ 80 h'sd Nav osay al 6Au
june July at Ia 7d Hops at London-Pacle oass
In poor demand 49,
eraeiy receipts past throe days 1853 coo cenas in
Guiding % GOD American Corn nru demand ri receipts
OF for the past three days i2SoOo cenia
IUNpON. MAY 2S.-A m.-ColCntta hnssed Ais Od pet
quarter refined petroleum Tl5d per gallon Eprs Of
tuc pentne $50 81 per owt lnseed oil 20s 4Ld per cwt
ANTWERP May 2S-Petroleum-Rlne pale Anerioaa ~ ms
Ia combines paid and II franco ~ y eennes sslsra a.
ANTWERP, Nay 2S-wilcO1'a lard closed % tranqA ~
100 kilos
RaRsKS. NAV 2S-Petroleem nArka IS btssntsA
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a. 90 secksr and Feeder. 90 COZ 7s Cows Bats Asa
81 % Oh on ono -, .,,,m.0,. soa. -.
,oWef Mixed - 2oasa 4e' Heavy 81 eoSsl 40, uzhi
81 SoSet 1000 Sssi shipments 1900 market
,yong Nstives 90 goa4 So Western shorn sS soSs
snsSshs shorn 50 80 ga 20. Lambs - ooass co.
sr LOWS May scattIe-Receipts ab0o head shipments
5an market steady Choice Heavy Native Steess s3 50
FAR to Good q 1888 2S' hangers coFnfed "a 7oss soI
Recspts $500 shipments LOO, marhss iowsr
Choice Heavy and sntchers, sseiecuons y 20 go as
nnssd,nary 10 Best, 81 SOFA 20. -
receipts 2, 100; shipments 1000, market steady
Ysir 10 Choice % po0sS o.
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rrpoprLN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioypox May 2s-4 p p.-Consols 80 10 Tor both money
81 H.. scount Atlantic Western hTst mortgage
tfustse. cerIlncatss 80 Ens 19, Mexican OrdpAry.
a. ~ paul Common 10 New.YoTk ContfAL III Mexican
Central 6Tst mortgage bonds II Reading. Nk; Illinois
CrntrAl llVI9; Canadian Pacific, b79
spanish 4s 1914 , 49,, an, -
paris aTices quote per cent ronss s hB francs ~ cen
and exchange on Lndon NJ 30 uhae
a for checks
Money a d per cent . 1850. - 49,, An.
threom months bills b.l6dlh por cont
.lyer IA quoted al 81 l.lBd Ounoo
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no change in the character OF the crude
certificate market yesterday. Trading was light ard
fluctuations barely exceeded l cent. At the STOCK
Exchange quotations closer together prices rang
Ing from "a 3-sGs3 81 10 ~ 5sd "a IL cents. Al
tho Consolidated Exchange the range was from
sf Lea SO IL to 81 3Ia - 3S cents. News was
not important, but holders Of certificates continued
TO exact premiums OF I0a 10 cents nom borrowers
Bearish talk is heard I'm the direction Of producer
trader and many commission houses. The speculative
pressure Is eXered the side which furnishes cheap
oil ts--,hc mauufactugCr and the problem Is 10 10
explained why, with that situation and with mo
standard interests desrOus Of acquiring cheap crude
article the campaign for T5-crnt OH Is not more sue
coSsful. Perhaps the export demand Is the key 20
the problem and perhaps it may decide the tendency
OF values later on The market closed fully steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were S
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO May 2sCatte No recetp. for the ast "a hor-
Total for The week thus far 1000 head For the ssms time
market duh and nominal So ~ WI ""io ;
sheep and LAmoa-Receipts for last % hoirs 400
head Total for the week hus far 10 For ths same
time last week II 400 Consigned through 500 head Soo
Of which TO New York 100 hesd soaron and arm
for he sAt ~ hours 900 head Total for
ll70. Consigned through head All of when 10 Ne
York 600 head on Sae market steady with fair demand
choAeo Union Stock Yards May 2s-"The proyers
Journal repertal CsteRecepta 500 haadi shipments
2hhn' "ATkAt weak Reeves ~ 90 aSa nlaGrs I0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

On the Produss Exchange tins Batter m.rks; vas
ff5 5e e csaos 0 Danny i2Siiai Choice ssloe
EEr, arm a. l2bc.
rsniIy s. Is s$S Fancy q 90 Is! 20 whes: easr
S SS iav 1fG e ~ sa$ quiet
.c Pork ' sSG, " R sss q: sCas s5 os Bacon @
%Sssy sP &c sssady sg .as. q Sn 5ss
e., SnO a.rd Pf n5n sss9 ''f S. SI
q sS picking and Butcher. asa rscs.
and SSa Frat. E,tstn EfoSinss
and 7bc premium selling Receipts OF wheat Ho0' oo'
amwIrxEr. May 2s.-Erour steady. whsa. firm casa
q SIS 20 o sas' quiet. G 10 n,ss as H.
go sS s e Is J aG Ne 10
s .ssadz g., So ; SID.
ssospss-F,oor iIe2o whsa. 29s76 bush sar,ss
s sSSo G S.lisy s sSS RSss 'i' '
PEosIA May 2s.-corn weak: High Mixed 50 SisSise'
lover low No %hlss S3Se White gss2!e., *.
ssp pTs 81 os Rsceiptsoorn 1880 bush $500
bS:h Rye 100 bush sapuens-cOrn 1890 bush oats
pHrlAOslTmA May a. Demand continued lsat
western and and g sSsss
P Raas Family 81 Is sst So boiler
Process sSss 1 9So Cs Clear 81 4 So do
Straight 8 CoeSs go ST Louis ard southern IaIGs
S S.,:6. F 4Ss 70 C Choice SS a. s.
90 straight - 59ssS IS Do Patent - 81 20
s caO sy' SiSG IN Ge SS
nTtrss were 70 great extent nominal No Red for May
/ S0Selc do June 0sOc do for July soSsv &c
40 Tor August 79Ia6soc. Rys quiet but steady AZ $50
for No Pennsylvania Corn-opuons ruled steady ous
ucabe OF supplies car los ior LOCAL uAas
held AZ prices dem and light No Mixed IN
grain depot No yellow In grain depot offered
No ai1ed and yellow IN export elevator a0bc 10
Mi1ei ,Sr May S0 a4oao do for June 40 s4Ooi 90 or
July nc. DO for August Al 5a42o oats-LoSaI sa
demand light lots weak Under ght ouet
Inss No 8 white 81 $50 No White at - &c SnSiS'
SS'P?H w 3s,: 4 70, 'Ss inaFs yer. Ss
s25.c do for July 92 S32ae do Tor August 81 59SZc
Potatoes weaker White ana
Fair 20 Co rs Use Bur6anks and White stars Choice
SOa32c; do Fair Good % e2so Aammoh Pearl CHOICES
2Sa 500 Hebron Choice 80 gSSc Sew & AZ per
ouiet and steady Ree-CiJ Family 50 bOdslo per DOL
de- do packets 80 10 AZ 80; smoked Beef Beat
Hams Al 40 aSlS PoTk-MesA New sl4 OO do Prims
Mass Ne~ at sl3 so; do. Family sl4 So@l5 3d. Ham.-
sidos Clear Rib. sat 979cj do do smoked ssssH
Shoulders in salt and o.. 96'Sc do smoked
9c shoulder pickle cured G7c; do do smoked es1
iard Quiet steady Guy Refined - Ssac Steam 7a7he
suIchers loose 6'iG7c. dun steady PrnnsyiyAn
Creamery l7c PennsvlvAna Prints Extra lso2Oc
B. G. and " Y. Creamery Extra AZ lee Western tactory
az IA &c Western Firsts at IL &c. Cheese ste1y
Part &c Full Skins a. &c. Suar-Rened rin
Powdered S.7ac Granulated $40 Feed steady Winter
Bran 3l4 % aSl5 90 per tor PetroleIm steady 10 Aoe
tesL in bbs. $40 Recoipts-Flour l, 700 OOs Wheat
$500 SIS 200 bush. $4,000 bush. ship
meau-WheAt 200 0usn. Cora isoO bush oaEs H. EVS
| bush
TOLEDO May 2s.-wheat quiet nrner. cash NJ So es5c
active. steady cash 10 May $50 JAY SAFE oa.
quiet No White. cash at p So Coyerseed neglecte
| ReceptS-whhat 1000 orsh. Corn $4,000 bush oats
| 1000 bush. shipmenS-wheat 5000 bash CoIu 4LoOS
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nr,t1ocR-NON.ACID.

#: :$$ i
UNION TANNED.
s5$ #si: 81 81
upuToCK-AoIp HIDES OF ALL KINDS.
Light Is. Haals seconds: siS,
:S,SsSaiiss ss ii44S Damaged all 'fN "
MHTAIsot pig tho sn;asaG SSsd s topS Sh
s sHs s'r' L v'S u s sis sossIS
sGs' T5pud ~ .d a. ls %
id S.. :s ys Hsa 70 HSs?ts
S2i 925ss2 EShtoa slSGSls 20
SySs go 80 sGd 30 hfasfiaa meeting
;s men IA aoysSp:d nf.ElRREb = 5
{ ;Scssdy s.
ale. 500 H9A S'S 2: S
NAVAL Il s9s s ssns2 as
but prices rule about steady ouoea oSepSe inc Giry
s ssnsddhs 81 o. as a i0afl Il
:idS az u 81 Yjo5s2; " G.: s. i0Ssa 20;
general srss Sh ss SSfs'' e. to- To-
doR %:.srs sSSss foreign 'is sn'sse
sssS S msas9SfsR
S5Sas 7 Ssie 9spF' .p SfRs
T SsssSod Sa
Fsin s5Df9s!ss;Ss ss ' S;s6o boz Ds issT' strait.
OCEAN P gSS Tns srs sd
only future sdng srt the Ess, 1sfst R.sss E
Ss Narrowing to STdsT; Y SGS Ps;
ssH t. RSsSS hence % zanzibar ana Asppsy
ehngd OIL and oac: a. LUMP a. Il r
mons Island Laguayt lumoer $40 and poit ensisSi
S SSSS C iva PRSSspa, % barbados and Trinidad
cage British ss 1s Ia h S6S West e India Sds
Agate sS6cS Monteydoo, general cargo British 6sE
.chS s May Ella M,iet GEE = Ns%YSrs .gsrs
Soc john ia S' e England aa deals private soheCnst WILLIE
9 S!Sas. h saSS to Pnsdph psSe Toe and
MSonn s TO S pa sl
md back e. 900 and port charges schooner Samuel b
@ N sso Rvy u. !. So; tt 'e%
om San Francisco British bark E1ward Percy, 20 CSrk
GE o % 90 S es.S 81 n A H. 's s5c 0
PROVISIONS oRK-weaksnod at the West on treer
S sisS 200 Sbs Ness private Mess seo;esdo q!
fs6y % MS. ssssi sS5 'ls: -
Prime s2.si2 iI EIs Rf India no Ign ~ s q:
JET. htA Ne :':s as3 SS'sif
There v s,s . Les: ' .u 70 SS 'a P4sa
lam. Il iv' s4S ssof 81 40 q IS
g. a' ssR SRi 2an 5s S!'i is pREssEG 6Gs
Insas oT zss SsfH S S'1 r ios'i
:ssP: Of hSgs s. h sS %S; $40. T qSdsa
pSSt. -! 1io ssr, .S@ sS..
a. 7iOc september closed 7lsc asEsd Sls: l0G
s% Gc'S 9aa S;G' South XTsric. 7sGc Ths gen
make. rule: % .sGsns B. sH:F Cream
ery pals - .gS 'sSnerr FANCY = i.se do Prime
sn tube aao S aS yA Ia e SG0 g. Fr hos
ps G %s tubs E %.!s SAf Initiation
% eisHo 90 f S. Ets cc
SSona ssaOi Ts'' bslrg sSa ssof 2ssS
aad preos .S %aFEst u fssPi rdaS,cn With
6ssHs sG' 81 S Ss. ''GS nc
tss i:ao SO@mon prime 1923 iso PAT sE nS;
ss oomPS 2 R5Se A. s. 6aa s5T Pcs.
receipts and far demand STATE and fenn,JysInaaA y.
We.I lES Is Sf iasi1:. i'S "00'N''n 10
sUGAR-R,w-nga.r and srOns, with N sS.ie Sqsi
900 R sEs Mp iSSs grad Se saS 81 est 400
ns!sh isla1ts q tea I'c Far F Ssns qS0 sSa
higher and good demand Gu: Loaf Sc Crushed ss+
a55 f SSSo 80 &Ssss;S% e an'f:s
TS stS1 jig 5Sa7a Extra &C. '''' '''' ~ go 10
.,seay and s g9yhG2s0d CT"
TALL .aS 99SSGco GS' nIsay held r'"0 cry quote
.,,ndy SEED leaf has sold TO extent Of 200 9s
6S'f 81 S e Havana FsSn seed
SS 40 Iss+ wisconsin Havana p 400 bales Havana
Csc SSi 10 100 bales Yara II, p e. $50 bales suma'a
m'Fsss 5 IHs G qss.. oo WHEN aR at
F S ra.S. :r9Gsac,iOP sn-DS pr,
sns Te 200 S SSS22 new 2H snns 40 Rs sc
sso 10000 do spring Texas On private terms
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Refined oil continued strong at 600 cents per gag.
Ion I'm New-York and $50 cents in Philadelphia ana
Baltimore
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
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Flour dull and unchanged Winter 81 0OfsiIoi Spr;ns
what Patents o. IS as so Bakers 80 2O03 3d.
cash onotatons follows No. Sprnx What 20
79.c No. 9 spring Wheat at 7ec No BED ,sss5s Sss
isy nominsi 10. / FLAX Seed st 81 So Prime Timothy
Seed nomipal Mess Pork At ell 75 per Dbl LAfd a
SAVED shSaiders bored s9 l?5sS IS shor, clss, sds,
hcrsd 1851 2 Whisky disullers nnshed goods W
Dor gallon susArsCuE Loaf ga SsTo GrAnuls'ed $40
knnaard
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
T fTTSs 1, ct n m Nay ,sss y .S;s .ss
ian 1 70 May al. 1iO7,sIO lo4S,0Go l,lVoaSd
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
Number Of miles. 4o2 tgS 10 ~
Third week In May. s5O3I4 tSt,suV stss2SS
DENVER. RIO GRANDE AND WESTERN.
HsS}r :; II ' ~ s:: Fl :i s:5$
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
fsS, g : &c s n.y. iS sE ISHI5;
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
Third in Msy.. 4GLb,,l ~ s sIIS
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
f sa r.: :: i n u ,s2 u
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
Number Of miles,. 30 - 4 SsS ,sEH s ~,
Month OF April......- e14Cl!o t1VpEo Ss1Sgy'SS99p2
jan 1 April 3d.. ls0oh42 l'IoO'AOl l'o[o'eiS
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE ARD ST. PAUL
Month Of April 1855 iss9 DinerencS
Gross esrnings. eIssOuJo hilni". o5i re ,Inty
Operating expenses i4eZ'oVS l,oto,IO' DeS 1850
Ne, e,nnes.... Ss42.s04 N7s,772 Inc. sIS5oGS
Jan. I 20 April 30. -. 49,. - a., o,o,.. ANN o,n
Grc,s sTsas. 'S7sSSsS Sia6SsS Doe S6s56S
~, .. ror,,. sogS,fiI s2oSo. oOl Inc 81 O54 s47
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE FROM NEwYoRK.
:, s 5s51; .so assf 90 O lsss Sc
previously rtp'ted ll602G,3s $50 lii,OsS'hO l@p4oS@
I nc. Ian lsl2i O22 AZ GI9O 63I 1871 SIli OO2 blO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Optons-stronger Liverpool AiyioeS and the small num-
r ~ June notices nut out tended 20 Strengthen the gen
eit nsrke to-day. but the speculation vas devoid Of IRE
Whlcb Iher was further rise leaving on quiet az 30
points gain on near aud 2a3 points remote months
k,io. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

The Treasury purchased 100000 l-2s at los,
In State bonds, louisiana consol As solu ~ w Ia
400 l-2, South Carolina brown oS ~ 30 citW hank
Tennessee settlement IS ct IS 81. vi cry oanN
stocks Fourth National sold ~ at I'D Anu if"ue'
mems 900 at 100. -. h,.;oss Urn =.
In tie general bond market large business was
done and prices generally were strong. Dehver
md Rio Grande Western first receipts were actiVe
at 90 I-2a0O rs. Duluth, South shore ana AT
lantic 5s rose 10 e9l-4. Fort Worth ana DehVet
SnSthern saconS 6 rose to 100. Ohio Southern
incomes were active at 40 3-4a5l LIZ. Richmond
and Allegheny frsts and seconds were IN denlahu'
Refer nee is made TO full report OF Dohd sales
~ Maitland PbeIps a. Co. and Kessler & Co. an.
nounoe that the subscriptions TO the s3OOO.ooO OIL
Richmond and West Point terminal per cents
amount to $4,000 600, and that the ,.n,,
price will be advanced 70 81 LIZ anu ih'etee' 'i0N
tomorrow. -. .Lo c,oolr Fy
change the securities Of industral gcases seid
I2O6i o. at so 7-Sa6l l-4a60 o-eaol. How n nuE.
OF the advance was due to an erroneous fepoI ~
that dividend WAS to be declared to-day ~ >, Is
Sifticnlt I, state The report is only premature
National Lead sold t364i5 81 at 70 lay 80"
26 68 and Sugar Trust SSid baSlO and ~ ktlanti"
referred sold 1900 at 60 Newport News and
Mississippi Valley 1922 at l3 Ia CmcaEG ana ono
Atlantic Bencficiaries 400 at 8, Brqns%aick 70:
1000 az % I-4a23 l.s and Georgia Pacihc hfstS
'ST The money market was ahundnntly supplied at
2o2 10: at the close tine offerings were al per
'e The Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges ~ 'f'ooE'''~'
S7,2l9.6o9 - 5oh,ov N the
Glazing House s756ST4. It's net gain on pa
epna wss s73Isi, made up by gains OF s24, ST.
currency and s4s, $50 coin. The days 66
covered Receipts 81, zoo; payme9tss,
795. resulting Ia general balance OF sIoe'UES'-
400 Consisting Of 81 70. 732,50O coin and w.
100000 currency .-x,.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasury at Washington re
ceived to-day $4,000 National oahN ho'eS lo'
redemption. - ss,sts2 and the
internal revenue receipts were $S6s ~. ot,
Today's Washington Treasury statement on casa
~ L,nI and deposits in hank compares WIN the
STurcs Of the last previous statement os follows
Nb1'' NAV o. May Is. Differences
,,.,.on slGS itI lSI sl92 062 SO Dec. e.! 005
Net silver on hd ZNOof'o'A
Net legal. bn0crs ~ -, soo OIL oos oao Inc l3A S7g
on hand. ........ 2h4Vl'o'V --,C-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

change euiet suEar-sieadT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Troasy vaults
over outEtnd'G - -. .-, AN 20. ,na II. aENs -rs
ceruhcrtcs s24S,gEOetD $500,
Deposits In b'nks 4%'-y''Ap 4Loo'.-- " -
-, , tarpo4s $500 SOC 42l 500 ga Dec t2si.7o7
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady
.. Quotations for actual business a. follows
Rartcrs' hills at 81 81 IL and 81 80 respectively
for long and short sterling; French francs at
biz l-2 and jI5; reiChmarks NJ % SO ana
o5 IS, and guildcrs at 40 80 and 40 30.
In London British consols were steady ana un'
changed at % 81 q for 10th money and account.
Money between bapISers ruled at 3-4al per cent
and at | 80 per cent for discount OF bankers
bills Bar silver was easy at AZ ! lSd. per ounce
English standard American railways were Re
snondent 10 Yesterdays home market, but the as
positiou OF the spectators there seems to he
Ebcarish7 To-day was tho first OF The settle
nnd Indicated a large short interest At
Paris French 3 per cents were OF TO e2.e2 l,s
and sight exchange on London was easy al
251s francs for sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
HAVANA MARKETS.

THE MANCHESTER MARkET
MLScBFTEE May DISQUALIFICATION buying very ,par
ingy. Yarns-SteAdy. but with little doing.