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The Arizona champion., 1889-11-30
Iiaguiiied : Q Times.

Imagine millions of these Ahimalculac in the Eos5, tAruIt aud lungs, as well as the minute ctistachiGp tubes leading from the back part of tA- throa to the middle car, and you will imagine the misery they can produce. Thousands are swallowed when the patientis asleep, causing kidney and liver trouble, headache, blood poison, gener- al debility, etc, We have q specific 10, dc. stroylng them and expelling the poison from the blood. Use the CALIFORNIA p1S!TsTE AID NEGATIVE EiEGTRlG G1EGH AID Ggi;Sg!alRiiHa CURE to tas;e and the GAliEG2Eh PRISTINE kS1 EEGiIWE ttEGTfiG liaiiifNT to apply. and il tne stomach is had, use the GkiIFU2NiA 2GSlIiJE Bi.O NEGATIVE ELEGTRlG SYSIEM RUi.IE2, it bu Ids Up the system and pug;lics the poisoned blood. They gre manufactured from roots, herbs and '1oweI2 that grow in California, and gre safe for children. They ncvtr fail. The Cough Cue Is exeel ,.eqt for Coughs, Coldz, Group, &c., no ehild will >- .sicTS5sz7z. ever die with croIip W 1t Il I Saj 2s5i9SsS13A6 y this is used. Cur i-ini = ErJ8 sS<e55s 1 ment kills pain iHstautls. r t-f 2ssay, 5l[ } See our Trad9 Mark ot .4 E5s3Tyg .F |. every wrapper. Sold by .S I<Sa3;W ni y ;. II druggists. s- s.-SSI-ass sSf -Ss J ,FeasiEgfr $ G., PFGpS. z ei YfsI sas3z :, .y.''
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The Arizona champion., 1889-11-30
1 GA;iF9REEA DISCOVERY.

: ho parasites, of which we give cut f'cIow, ':ScOvcrCd by Us, are the direct cause oi :atayrh gIid Consumption, also many other .HscG;Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.
Yesterdays speculative wheat market was duh In
the fullest sense Of the word and the result OF the
days business was q slight decline in prices which
IVES most marked III the near months. Tho total
transactions did not aggregate 100000 bushels.
There was, however, an increased export demand,
but even that failed to stimulate the situation, 1t
ports of rain In the Northwest The amount OF ~hca
In passage showed large decrease and that 100, was
Without any material effect upon the market through
out the day there frequent ptods OF duiness anu
little disposition to operate beyond scalplng Vars-
ions. June opened at SO Sd. and July az - "a
q decline OF IA cent from the nnsl quotauohs OF
Monday. fur her break of Ia cent occurred there
After followed by reaction Of LAD IL cent, based on
the improved export demand. the market closing
however at lisa Ia cent below she eoSt neulGS y, IN
IS l-s. Options closed follows: May, 50; June,
SO 1.s; July, ga rs; August, % 80 september.
IS 49, October, ga IA, and December, 50, hpot
wheat was generally steady ard shippers took 100,
600 bushels. principally for the continent, while only
one lead Was sold Tor the home trade; .
features wero developed. The tone OF the marhct
however, was somewhat stronger and the hnai quota
tons, xhich show slight gains, were May ~ l-s ;
600 bushels were taken for foreign account
Oats On the spot were firm and more active, while
options were duh and l-4a3-5 cent lowe the final
figures being: May 20; June, IS "a; July 30 and
lard was extremely dull and there was no specula-
tive trading, although price advanced nomlnally
ear points on better Western advices. Following
the closing prices Of the options; May, D. "a :
june 81 "a; July ~ 90; August, o. 80. and septem-
The receipts at New-York. Philadelphia Baltimore
ana Boston reported on saturday were as follows
1890 bushels total grain, 29e $40 bushels -four,
47,6o3 packages. AZ chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
~ Sac bushes OATS es7,5o7 bu.he totai grain
64s,i03 bushels; -four, e3,"a3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Francisco MAY 1880
Yesterday. To-day.
THE DAY IN TIE STOCK MARKET.


The narrowncss OF the stock market was its
greatest wcakneSs to-day. The trading continued
to he entirely professional, and, in the ab>enc. o!
controlling news, the course OF professional
market depends simply on the effective condition
Of the "bull7 and q" bear pools. The recent ad-
vance in prices has not been able, any more thln
the previous decline, 70 stimulate pnbhc interest
n speculation In these circumstances prizes
advance when the market hns been oveIsold and
decline when the short interest has been re-
duced TO a low point. In the meantime, the
natural laws which dominate all specu-
EltiOn, whether in merchandise or stocks,
working out this certain result AS the
recent advance in stocks measured pretty
fairly by the extent Of the short interest, IL was
natural that on the reaction those stocks should
fall most heavily in which this support had been
most nearly eliminated.
The transactions in Atchison were more than
fifth Of the whole business to-day. After all
early advance to 46 IA, it closed at "A IA its
lowest point with loss Of per cent On the
contrary, ST. Paul which was second in rank
lost only lS per cent and it's first price WAS the
lowest for the day. Burlington and Quincy closed
- per cent lower; ana lEock Island, Union
Of smaller fractions. The reduction in pig iron.
which may have been intended to affect partially
the prices Of coal, may have been responsible for
a decline Of j-s per cent in Reading, but Lacla-
wanna WAS dull and nearly steady, although tn
officers OF the iron com any, which announced tn.
reduction are largely interested in the coal and
railroad company. Thomost significant declines.
however, occurred in the Vanderbilt sharcs which
yielded from So in LAX" Shorc and . in New
Tho exceptional advances made by the
Northern Pacific and the Oregon stocks. 1t
touId appcar that the yearly contest in the
Orcron and Transcontnantal COMPANY was n ne
rcnrwcd Persons largely interested in the
Northern Pacific WEIR soliciting proxies for the
annual meeting next month, while brokers
Identified with the same interest were large Dor
rowerS OF the stock The purpose, of courfe, |,
10 secure control OF the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, although the, Northern Ia
c,Hc has voted periodically for the last tSo years
that 1t did not want 70 Join the Union Pacific In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Flour tsiriy .orTs Howard sfsss western supsrns
o. so % %; Extra do g % Oo Family do - rs
Sy Mn ne SrsDa; Ess %ss' s, wh.s
sSS ws... SS' quiet steady No Winter RED spot slsc
Nay ssssshs June sshss4o Corn ..ssns.u , at%
S1s . p Nay a. fSs
do Mixed os5lc; Graded No. White At $50; soatnsrn
:sa Pn. 20 osss. me
sSouIdcfs &c; Clear Rio sides To-, do packed s.c
Bseon-shopldsrs $50: Clear rib side: 1S. Hams
f sGr su %s.srn Packed i: : 1885, Best sS
creamery at 2052tc. Eggs frm at l3a lac Petroleum
quiet $3.50 coee quiet steady BIO cargoes tst
quot kenn SSsn ssif Ssl,iey rm
per on in sacks ISs Cd Grain per bush SID Cork. for
orders :. Oh Rseoipu Flour 10 coz 6Sls Wheat 1000
bush shlpmont.-Flour 1000 6bls. Corn $4,000 bush
Saes-Corn 10000 bush
BUFFALO. May 7-whest-spring dull. closing od No.
Hard Atsl % a and New No ] Hard weak ~ 81 Ot Old
eSH Nsw No S O herr Ne Ts s ,s ssassS
gan sold a. 81 o. on track 600 bush 10 white Oregon
$3.50 Corn steady with fair demand sale. Of q eo9 bush
10 carloads Of no Yellow at 80 nc oats quiet and
white s04o No MiIcd &c IN store. Barley quiet; No
CsD.ds T2st No Gsnsda 7oe No Ert, az. &c No ons
steady with fair demand Milfeed hrIn ana unchanged
Oats Rye 3se Eecelpts-Flour 20 900 bols Wheat
$1,000 bush B.risy 1000 bush. Rye 500 bush 'N'- '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
rHE TRADE IN Chicago.

Chicago, May Z epecisD.-The spring wheat got the
long promised rain on Monday night There was
however no such selling was expected, and no
such decline. Prices dipped = little, but at night
July was selling 20 IL, within Is cent Of MondayS
Close There was some conflict of opinion over the
.suficiency Of tho rains. Tho weather map showed
heavy procpitations in the extreme Northwest; but
very light although very general showers all over
DAKOTA Pilisbury autographed that there had been
. good deal more wind than water George smith
Roche Gehu artz, Dupee Co., W. O. Cormck
Co. and Others OF the same class were free sellers
Hutch ipSon was . moderate buyer. The NeW-fork
crowd, which trades through S. " White Co.. were
moderate buyers. The chief support 9, prices came
fom the large number OF shorts who had been waiting
1pr rain 10 make the market easy one TO buy on
july wheat opened at 7s IL, sold as low as II 7s and
ciCSed 1t rs 8-6d75 l.2: May closed at 1-2 cents
ever July: June 4 cents over. Corn Kept all the
session within - cent range, opening and closing at
tbo same pfce-35 Ia cents for July. Oats were
effected even more than wheat by the rain In the West
81 i.2 cents barrel lard 2 . cents and shCrt ribs
IL 10 cents per hundred. Not quito sl this advance
was hold b the close. On the curo July wheat was
lower 1t 70 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

lease Of the property. The contest may yes
i'ninn Pacific has not been unmasked, and tho
election may turn on its votes.
The closing was duh and heavy at about the
Lowest 6glies The final variations rarely
,eached i per cent but the change In the
,emner Of speculation WAS marked. The demand
for bonds, evident by the large subscriptions Tor
Tho citv stock and the new issue OF the New-York,
on,erio md Western Railroad bonds, did not
glye strength 10 the share market.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
The few sales OF Government bonds at The
boards were az full prices. The fact that there
irHmcSnte advance in the official prices The
closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
LAVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

SvYvAio May 7.-Cattls- Rsos,pes for the thus
far <29A head shipments for ths same time $685.
0gtsd hfoAxh % oaroads carloads received sale 10
earosds lett from saturday nothing doing bat feeling
sheep snd Receipts the week far 800
tSroefh feeipg nrn at yestersys prices
Gped choice s0 TO 100 lbs Clipped So 50 80 Common
70 70 10 lbs d. o. l01 So Cults do 81 d? 20 Choice
. Extra 90 70 loo lbs Wooded sheep ~ 80
Snetoe. 70 20 iba - 70 a. 80 Common 81 50d3 so ;
IAnoA Good 70 Best Clipped rs 70 s5 lbs Is SO Fair
49, q to1s 10 Comnen q soa2 rs Choice to Extra
S 70: % g 90 q Good to Choice 50 Aos
asn-keeeph foe the roek thus for % $50 head ship
enss tof the asne time IS $780, no through
~ rsctive on sAt all Mediums Yortcrs sod All
20 mostly 81 90; hardly enough Pigs In market
oseots-sod at ~ SoS< ss market strons.
cllcAoo Uaion Stock Yafda MAY r. rns Dnoys,.
scsmSs rseoru at.ts-Rsoepts 8ooo head: shipmsass
1919, ': ~ ssSsss ss. So Is 900
1ned q 20: Texas Cattle 81 10 as IS GUNS Aaa
nSee-9.eAln l2o0o bod shpments Ooc, m.,ts,
s5SSt IS skis 8 % ~ 90 heavy - soss+ TO- Lshs
04sp-nsoep1 1000 hssa sAIpmsnts 1000 ,o,xss,
sassss. b 8 s:s % % S:':ss
u % as 30 ''~"' o. i~mss
o. Losp May 7.-cAttie- Recs,pts 2<oo , .,,,,,.,,.
looi pastsy higher CAooe Heavy Nssye s,ssr ~ ~
49, rnf % Good o. lUasA ssocisr. snd ~ W.
40SpS' 6ansnrs. oors.fed % ofs So srsss. ~
- Essss.ps & 100 .s,pmsn,. 300, marie. .s.onr
1s.hass Medium 70 Prime o. 90 90 60 TsSs Sr.as ".
0sAssAey Best - 90 dt 80 sA' Sr~aes
shsev-hsoe.ps 800 shipments 900 market s,..nv.
------>----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
FORCING THE FIGHTING.
Sup MAYOR SHUTS OFF THE MONEY SUP.
50 PLY.
poSraoLLER MYERS ASKS Nh! pEEKMAN FOR
Apvpor--A REPLY EXPECTED THIS


m, tss purpose Of settling that portion Of the Do
...ssent al Pubic works controversy which relates
Ia sAs Finance pcp artment and mpedss the public
hnsipess IN syrrythinx which concerns the payment
A uonsv 10 tors and Others depending upon
ths certificate of the Commissioner Of Public Works,
Co.t,o,er Myers yesterday addressed the following
astssr An CORPORATION Counsel Bcekman:
HseeStA I tssnsmi: copies Of notices In relation
d the ooe Of Commissioner Of Public Works one from
1aanAs O. T. Grain Secretary. notifying me BY direction
Il tAs Mayer. that Thomas r. Ghroy' ESQ., was ouS s
ystnteA By him. on the "a dAy OF Nay oomm'sa'nsr Vi
Pebble WotsA 20 succeed y aoSoei em'a .u n ao
eeAsf nom u. Lewoea ona'n nos!uS Az. ao '. 80 ~ 80
EosAaoa.f VI fuonV - 80 - 80 ~ On. ,,,,
snos $3.50. "a n,,a.s srs ,h.. 7 cannot
lE., - $3.50 h~ .nv o,he, o.,~n claiming the
,~S.s -,,sont violation Of law
rssreetfu,fy request that ysu will sdvise me I'm.
snsAtste,y 10 the. can hear from you by tomorrow
,ooYntns VIVA, course should 10 this matter that
stp syoid embarrassment and interruption In the trans
se.on Of the business Of this Department In connection
tsasA the Department OF Public Works.
REPLY EXPECTED THIS MORNING
~, seskm,, had made no reply TO this communIoa-
soa when Tribune reporter called Ut his office Just
before the close Of business yesterday. but 1t
probable that one via tho Controller at an
early hour to-day. Mr.. Beckmsn declined To inti'
mate what the nature Of his answer would be. 1t
NAV be inferred however that IL viii be entirely in
;..on,d.nn. With the advice siven by him tb Mayor
,sfs~,n IN Deoembcr last. when he held that tho
Terms both Of b,s own oee and that Of Commits
IN Inwber Smith would expire on MAX l. 1885, II
=. =, -. -. =, a.. Co,norat,oo
shis CONTINUES 10 DC inc oplh'on % 'no .,,
Counsel, and no so expresses himself to the Cen'roier
49,. Stu IA no,h,g ct for be latter 10 do but 20
sho'0 ".A oo ne -. 90. - -. -..orr,,
join with tho Mayor ana CiV chamberlain ~ Fo"sn
ting Thomas r. CilIoy al tho lawful Commissioner.
~, Mr.rs aid v..tena.v that he would
,,o q, the
Pc oound py the opinoh Vi viz
iCorporauon Counsel whatever II might be. The tenn
49, ~, IN 81. .,,,.,,o, sosrs N be the Finance
'py ~ -, a., ,..,- :, zus nd. HE
Department ana win Tue siheAs VI war u"uot .''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET&
LONDON May "a soils. % 1913 for money srd
so Tor he account Atlantic and Great Western nrst
Ere 2sS do second consols. l0s MEXICAN Ordinary,
s2S; Reading % 81 Paul Common eIs Illinois central.
Money a1i per cent
Paris Advioes euos cent rontss SO rsnos 70 cen
times for the scount aud exchange on Londoa 70 anos
~ centmea for checks
Bar silver 1 quoted q, k3'sd per ounce.
spanish a. 76L
The OF dscount In the open market Tor three
months bills Ia \ per cent
bullion Into the Bank OF England on bal
Ance to-day 10 81, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
The Treasury bought sl42, 600 Ia per cents

at l0S. ,.. ....,. o.
onened slightly hi Cher but they afterward yielded
ii Der cent at u IA settlement Us sold lone
bond at Ios. Virginia deferred ss were also
lover at or ond ' W.s esnH a q, 90
Tho business in railroad bonds embraced
la-se number Of issues, but In none was IT large
or important, and the declines were more numerous
than they have recently been. Denver, South
Park and Pacific nrsts rose per cent TO ~ on
the complete success OF the reorganlzauon soheme.
Canada Southern seconds were fSc.onsliy higher
NJ o. IA and 81. and Milwaukee,, Lake Shore
and Western incomes further advanced per cent
to l0l. Missouri, Kansas and Texas oonsol 70
gained l-2 at %, while general IS declined liz
closed virtually unchanged at 81 l-2. Northern
Pacific Sd mortgages were Ia higher OF 90 "a.
Fort Worth and Denver City arsts lost l-2 per
cent at 90 3-S; St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
frsts 5-8 at Of, and seconds 2 per cent at 80.
St Louis and Iron Mountain 6s closed 1-2
lower OF SO. Tho final quotations showed many
cone essIUns.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock Ex-
change Sugar Retneries stock O. eos early de-
clned TO 80 l-S, but later rallied TO 90 l-2.
National Lead Trusts Il 200 were dull and weak
Il, 200 scarcely varied from So. Brunswick Com
rany l2,36OJ was unusually active at 81 to %
and 81 IS. Georgia Pacifo second consol IS
sold ISL 900 at 80
on call. A few loans were made at 3, and near
the close a few Others at per cent
The clearing House statcmeht to.ony was rs
follows Exchanges, 1852, 753 747; balances,
s6,I475T.
The Sub Treasury today was debtor to the
Clearing House s95G37o. It's net gain on bal
ance WIS s435 So, made up by gains Of s79,3o9
currency and S356419 coin.
The days operations covered: Receipts, 81 ,970,-
$40; payments, s2,544, 002; resulting in n gen
era balance Of 81 ", 402 62e coin and Sl6377,7 $50
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHING ION
Tho United States Treasury at Washington re-
reivrd today 1898, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
Ihe customs receipts were s603,60S, and the
internal revenue rece pts were S850,237
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement AZ follows:
MAY O. MAY 7. Differences
Net GOLD on nd sl92 s1a3 s95 o5O $40
Net slv'r on hid 27lo7.37o 7o4 Inc. 2ol+iS
on hand. -. 2s456.75o % sos $50 Inc. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

leY n0mlnel -. INK 0eo0 ~ 81 90. Primo 1iAoG>V
rs:s isI1 ,.s. s sssss ~ -
e; Ss 49,; : 80. s.
Articles. RScs,pts. sh,prn~cs.
VIII S ss:s:::::::::::::::::: Is$$s l
Sorn. 1usa 2isG2 SlsQo0
ss E.; sa :a:s 1893 1883 iSSSS
On the Produce Exchange sod,y tbs Ba,sr n,,ss, ~.
sess Elxln crsans,y 8, 20 sals cho'cs western iaS
i hss. arm Sas e , Rs' 1919 '"a Choice 'ssi
e Z :.:s s,: e 80
Ca; Il. se o 4" arm MS z: 's'ss e Ssi
meat. :s.sd, saer. RIB, e % o B.s.n ssss Nv
s . b. :' g.
s;% 9S:%. s..y eH' a.r 9 ssss:i
e. p.stas end Hss ssss ID @ .
:nS 9ns S s. sSs so, ss1;. :,
MMwAuxsL Ma, ,7-rGn, sss.ar wh.., srn, s.ss
Oct: qai: wsi;s c IT. s''' ~. S ssn
S ts 81 sfi' ss.e..s .ss,r
DAT, At u c, ZEE: 's,ay Fr';s =
w sS ss Sa.s 0
PHILADELPHIA. May 7-riour Receipt. nsh. but supplies
s%pS and sSDss y so "a o. s
y asSss I; !; Sslss;ssE s5%5S .ss ~
Straight u 1895 90: Indiana Clear q 60 SSx rs, d
sir.ish! q 7s9ss 20; st. Louis and senaers Illinois
81 e.. .ssf .s:As .
ruled light onerinss and demand contDued dun
e .n No. Red m S a. s.
ssP' sSs'f H.. &c stead. &;
ons ,I
S M1sd . 90 Nc xI S o ~ a.y .aDsa S
Jnpe t2S<2Sc Do for July 1850 DO fos Aususs
Wns. ats II 5, ae?e No. INVITE White 10 %ss 81
do track S2c Do in special bin In 20th & eleyae
80 futures quiet nn under stronger reports from Wet
No. White tor May S2ha32toi do Tor June SKA
Potatoes ..sshy &nits Pot.:c..S.vYofs and w.ssa
Early Rose Choice 040o per bush do Prime SO 1850
Fair Good 80 a35c Burbanks and White stars Choice
1870 DO Fair to GOOD 392se Mammoth Pearl Chocs
b5L Prime IS so $50 do Medium 81 O01t so Provsoss
quiet and steany Beet-Cv Family ~ soSsl0 per Dbl
do do, pockets So hOds0 Smoked Beef 10 Bed
N.w ia % &c. f or sS, Ss 60 .:
Smoked, lUhSl2ac: do. g. Cured. In aercss 9aalossi
Shoulders In dry tuyeured g. ss.c DO smoked $50
s.'aIa'I D s ssss Ss sssos
Lard quiet steady: City Refined u, steam 707Lo
Butchers loose o.a7o Butter dull steady PsnnsyLyspia
Creamery Ersra Al 2ac Penn.ylv.ni. PrnSs E.tr.
4 loc Picking butter II lYo Essesdy Pennsyvanis
Part Skins 6S71 70 Full Skins 20. suEar-Rennsd quiet:
Bran is 7ssss IS per tom psol.a@ ae 10 ISsl
300 bush Corn 800 Sa.S oas. 500 bush ship
nene-wheAt 5000 bush Corn l2,loo ousA osn 57.ios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

on CIT. May 7-yitonA Transit Certificates ooensd q,
~. asistss, ~. Lowest 81 81 80 closed. SAL s.ss
Se ssrzsst shpnsun sS,<zo BARRELS .rrns $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
COTTON nARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Nay IA m-Cotton-The aAlss OF ne AAy
included 9. 100 bales American
Futures closed steady Anenoan-Middlins.L nddlins
se%d sellers, june and July delivery 36td selsr July
Der delivery 6eSo+d sellers sepember and October dsiv
sa6$d sellers october and November delivery, 81
6IS value November and December delivery, 3264d
sellers septem Der delivery, s es.S4d sellers
GALVESTON, May 7-Cottop firm Middlng IL: Low MD
ding 10 lli6 Good Ordinary lo and gross reselp
l,02l; sales, - bales stock. 6.0s9 bslss
NonyoLK May cotton drm. Middina 10 1915 nst
and 6l3 bales exports coaswse all oalea
sales 10 balea stock, sob bales
SAVANNAH, May 7.-Cotou-Easer. Middlins. 10 =; Low
Mddlng, 10; Good Ordinary 9a; net and sfoss rsoep
3T9 bales sports coastwse 24S bales saloa $50 bales
stock. 9,&92 balss
NEwoRIkASs Nav 7-Cotton-steady Middling. 10 LIS:
MddBng 10 3l6; Good Ordinary sss net and Grcss
receipts J. 763 bales sales 500 bales stock rs oAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

Net cash bans sos 9os oe9 $3.50 Inc 1870 900
The foreign exchanges were inactive, but firm
The appearance OF q small amount Of security
bills and the absence OF demand combined to pre-
vent further exports OF specie by to-morrow's
steamers. The quotations for actual business
were as follows: Bankers bills at 81 81 IL and
81 80 IA respectively for long and short sterling;
French francs at SIT IL and SIS; reichmarks
at % 3 ! and 0J ga, and guiders at 40 3-S and
40 IS.
In London British consols advanced In the early
dealings, but closed unchanged at 0S 1916 for
money and 90 -s for the account The Bank Of
England gained 900 pounds bullion on bal
ance and the rate OF discount in the open market
was slightly easier at 5S per cent. Bar silver
maintained yesterdays Improvement at AZ l-sd.
an ounce American railway shares declined
throughout the day, and again closed without
rally At Paris French per cents rose to 1910,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

HAVANA MARKETA
HAVANA. May 7. - Spanish gold. 50 sShe$3 sst. II.
change arm. sugar-Quiet
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON. May 7.-Turpenrne nrn .. $50 ssksl
7.-Turpentine firm II SIC
WILMINGTON. Nay 7-Turpenune nrm at 35c.
THE MANCHESTER MARhET
MANCHESTER, May Z-Cloths and yarns nrm though bet
little doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER May Tho print cloth market seave ana
strong 6<x6Ss, l2.lbc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED ST0OK AND PB
TROLEUM EICHAgGB,
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

Actual cash IN
Treasy vaults
certhcaes s24a Io2 7se s24 700 Iel 1nr 81 800 7o5
Deposits In bn 425952S3 1893 26s Dec l028,0l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

~ sominsl %. / rEI SD a. d IS. Prime }i.ss1
y. Ss H. n sss, R Ri az. e. ssssS
S.iisa shSSiasf; bgssa % gss@ shsa olaS So
Per gallon snSsfs-cut Loaf sses'ss, 0raaaisssd Sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

GOVERNMENT BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08
z Tenn Y q Ga Ry

Con Gold bs
$4,000. ......l05L
Enc ~ Con Gold
8 900. lao
Erie RcOrg'n LIST l.
5000. liz
EQuIt q * Fuel
III chicago LIST
5000. ......102
Flint Pere az Mar
lst
1000. ......l22
~ 4 No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-MAY T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON Stocks.
Boz Ton, May :. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08


Cash ouo,arons wers A. follows: No Spring whsAs at
s5c No Spring whsss II o 7Sc. No. Rod at $50