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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
prra oF LEGAL. NEWS.


Rose Co2blOn the actress failed 70 appear 10 ens ivy
Court yesterday in obedience to an ofder REQUIRING o "
show cause why she should not be punished FOR contempt
FOR falling to present hcrsel for examination IN supple
uentary proceedings under Judgment obtained against
her BY tho Fourth National DSDk Judge Home ISSUED
an attachment requiring she DO aiken 70 court foft
with lie aftcrward granted stay until to-day on inc
appcaton Of her lawyer A. Hlrschneld who presenter
ardsyts by Miss Coghlnn aud Dr. T. NJ. Culver stating
that sho was afflicted chronic tOnslts at the time
sho was ordered appear and had not Intentionally
dlsobeyed the order.
Thomas D. Van Ripper says that in a nt OF anger no
sent his little daughter Florence TO the House OF the
Good Shepherd and he wants b have her sent back
him He obtained from Justice Barrett OF the supreme
Court yesterday q wit OF haboas corpus requiring ho
production OF tho child court with view to obtaining
her release.
After IN absence of nearly years in Europe, Solo,
Levi who has been engaged in the ocloth business
IN LeWisst returned 20 this city and was Immediately
arrested the suit OF his wife Rachel Levi who charges
him with defrludng her 70 the amount OF 300 by means
Of q bogus check Judge Holme In the City Court yes
trrday denied o TO dismiss the complaint and
the order Of tho allegation that Levi had
never signed any such check.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
REDUCING THE RENT OF MAREEr STANDS.

A committee OF new West Washington maTketmen
wsited upon Controller Myers yesterday and showed
tina, although they paying larger rentals teah
were exacted in the old market they were not anins
the business they did before the removal Ihoy
asked for a reduction. Tho Controller brought INC
subject before the Sinking Fund Commissioners Ses'cr
dav and on his motion a resolution was passed which
anthor,zed him 10 reduce the rents Of SHAREHOLDERS
rs cents per week A new schedule for the market
win be made to take effect OF once.
Charges were made against David Barnett, collector
az wagon fees in Gansevoort Market that no ha'
Soetsred SYSTEM of fsvoTitism which enabled specu-
Iators 10 profit al the expense OF genuine prounoS'
The CONTROLLER ordered an investigation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
LONG ISLAND.

rsrIp.-Thc Rev Reuben Riley. FOR twenty 'scycn
years rector of ST. Marks Episcopal Church. has
resigned
NFWTOWN, Robert J. MARKS Post No 5GO q. 4. H.,
viii attend the unwilling OF the monument 10 Lieu
tenant colonel Engclberh schncpf, OF tho sOh Now.
York Volunteers, At Middle Village, on sunday az
Q n M ON Monday the cornerstone OF The soldiers
Monument 10 bn erected tho posts burial lot viii be
laid.
corn sppISG UhRH0R Robert Nc bride,
buder OF Now. York arrested yesterday charged
with carving opOuRd package OF dynamite IN
rnck on Long Island Railroad train. Tic was
psroed 10 appear before Justice Marley In Long
Island City tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
rHorosaApHEBs UNITING FOE PROTECTION.

Ths leading photographers Of tho United States are
uniting in organization for seproteeon against the
raeeGsting which has been going on In all parts OF the
cosnisy during years. In EewYOrk tho plan
has NOT taken definite shape but II Is said 10 be favored
by ell The best known photographers A. BogatduA who
- xtdsy known In the business IL OF tho organizers
o. the scheme He that thare IL already large mem
bership in the association representing every important
city In the Unon and tuno OF slo0 900 In the treasury
by Ills plan photographers be graded according TO
their class Of work. and general rates will be charged In
sccerdAnee with the several gpades TAsse rates. II
said be made Low that they win force out those
Who DO noe como into the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
rorRrH-crAss PosTMAsTEEs APPOINTED.

Washington, May rO-Fourtheiass posunsS'e''
were today appointed a. follcws:
Pcuns yIvanis-T hoophilus Jones, Ahenport; N
NcDermi.t, BellwOod; Thomas MCMILLAN. bower
Hill; A. N. Esllnger, Dlsours; John Z sheTseF
Fairfield: N. g. Ebersoli. LoysvIlln; Chas E Beach
NiIanvfIle: IT, C. Shearer New. Bloomfield; o. W.
Meek New.Colunbia: J. n. Terrell How-Frceport {;
John Grady Port blanchard; John schoil Pughiown :
Custave smith, seeleyvile; Charles Good, Wateron'
New-Jerscy-IcIekiah Hand, scotch I1alnA
Connec tlcut--Jcromn Berry, North Kent
New York;. T. Mynderse, Altsmonte; Low H.
Barnett Chsses Mills; Jere Hayden. Great MOCK; "
A. Chlttcnden, Hopkington; WIN. Weaver. ouairr
Street John A. Smith, Richmond I'LL bliss hI9pc.
STAFFORD W. d. Palmer, West Chcnaugo VIM Rae
Mest Wanna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
ooprEn MERCHANTS LOOKING OUT ron Gu

COPPER MERCHANTS LOOKING OUT FoR CUT
RATEs-A QUESTION OF REBATE.
The work OF the copper conference IN fixing the
price OF lake copper at io cents, as announced ex-
ensvely by The Tribune yesterday, was the principal
topic OF conversation among copper men yesterday
Tho conference agreed 20 maintain this price through
Nav and June but dealers suspect that the members
have Como home To sound their customers aHu
that II they ind It difficult 20 mako good sales al thaa
price out rates Will DO offered before July l. len
bricks Bros, Of ClIf-st, largo copper consunrtS'
said that the decision might perhaps make tne mai
a little 1rmcr but that the eject would 90 sngh1
and that there would be no largo purchases at the
official price.
For two months dealers have been buying nj 10 i'S
cents with the promise Of rebate to the new prioo
as soon as should be fixed, The payment VI ','S
rebate Of four and onohah cents will DO one OF the
chief results OF the meeting Tho price OF casting
copper IS understood TO have been left Tor htufe
adjustment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
MONEY poURrye IN FOE THE ,pou

THIS washington Memorial Arch Fund was Ipc,ea.cd
yesterday 90 BY ths following eontbuvSns James
xenwiek. s1oo; w, II. Russell. 400; Theodore Kane
Gibbs sico Miss Sarah Lazarus 800, Breoeye Je,
ninss 500; Msreeus HaseJ, 800 MArceliaa HaFsey
odae sso; H. r. Randolph. s5i W. o. 90 cents; Jacoues
Marcus twelve employees 81 60; John Plumfaer fam.
nv and employees, sil7 CO., Thomas King Son. 80.
rsr Kron, $40; A. A. MaeLesn. 81 John +. Parsons
sfo Annie r. wood sister and two brothers, 20
Clarence o. Bgeow, si0 w. L. Andrews, s2o; clerks Of
the Germ EXCHANGE $50; Morton. b.iss 20, sLeVoi
rl,ss yshyn Co.. sioo O. n. bliss. sIoni Henrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

EENsICO Charles Winston, age liiy ihree, n
veteran OF the 27th Regiment. Newiork k0lnnteersr
was killed yesterday afternoon by lo9l OF WOOD
falling upon him In Monffods "oOds
PELHAM.--John II. BeccrOft has been elected
member OF the Board Of Education 10 I'LL vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Frank Beaitlo.
HASTINGS UPON-HU DsoN .-Bnrglars entered tho
.,ahle and carriage house OF r. s. Mills on Wedncs-
day night and stole five sets OF harness valued at
S25O.
YoSKFRs-Ths Palsade Boat Club has entered into
contract for the purchase Of largo plot or ground
with a fine waterfront a. GlenHOod about milo
MOTH of YouEcrs as a site for q new clubhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-SpOI RIO grades attrartd but littlc attention
and the general market was mo'" or les. nom.tei Far
rafguCs quoted Is 3Ac No sales reported Mia grow tbs
quiet add about steady: WcakGrs. Ia foreign aiy.cgs
prompted selling VI thr options. and ne market IN
cunscQ ueuct tended Dury sales AZ decline
81 sails points Stct which thru VAS ght recovery.
leaving on ady. Speculation. however. Very slow.
lsyn declined / IA ir. au.i Hamburg rerurtd oss "
IL pig. Ito quoted steady Regular First, I 400 :,
Good second 800 exchange tpryuta9i -; receipts,
600 bags Rio for UHtsl States 1000 bags
Rio Ccanncos for EurOpe nj t0tl! stock GU, 600 basyi
Santos receipts. 1000 bags. Receipts % no July -
Nav Is 1886 $50 600 bags uns' lSSS. lG0j 600
bags saue tine 1851 ago 800 bags receipts OF SANTOS
July T. May Is 1850 2 358 600 bag time, lSSS
loll 900 bags dime 1887. 2.S6S.5OO bags Bales
here. 20, 500 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
ONE HUNDRED AND NINE NEW LAWYERS,

ONE HUNDRED AND NINE NEW LAWfERS,
Poughkeepse. n. ", May l6 (specsD.-The follow
ing were admitted to-day to practice AZ tho Bar OF the
State Of New.York:
Sherwood AldrIch, Richard II. Abcrcrombie Fred Fred
sSG o. AyRiGS Ada soTge Ae"b ates John Baker
Abner T. Bowen Ausburn Birlsal JohR :; RToson'
M sHS5 ~ BSrA aws Arthur l. Game Elisha
Camp, Robert ". Gambler, John Z. Clark EIbert ID,
Cemnt Charlie, B. Cole George GSnpe d6n PeSS
James s. hcCSbo, Louis Meyer, Joseph G. Mont1EnS
Murray Harold Nathan Edward ]. Newell Francis
L. Noble, Thomas J. oLeary George Il mrberi
messy William c. Osborne Charles L. PaShiey meIpoIt
" Peck Frederick H. Pauman Charles W: Persson'
John A. Quintard, Guy Richards Dewitt " ID. he,heS
Frederick y. Rowe, Jesse Grant zoe, SS.sirs 2,
scnlal John J. sinnot Abort T. selbert, Ao Sitb
II. sarashon Nelson Is. simon hes ,t " b.Td X
sontheate. Edward g. stone, Moses strsssmsn James
lambert Suydam Theodore NJ Taft George - lAfltU,'
Gerard b. Townsend BENJAMIN LIS auc Vreeland,
GeorTe " wallace Robert NJ. waern9er. bu, ne, -
Webern George r Weller, Charles Wesey' vos;io
wilkn, S. WOolley, stephen way Oeraru nh w.
CpAzpD ny A SUCCESSFUL EXAMINATION,
porrhh.opste Nav 10 (specIaD. Herbert Winthrop
Peck Of PiainAeld. n. j., passed eredtaoie
ton todsr and was admitted to practice at the oa'
Of the state OF New York He rlshehinto INC su0o''
and throwing his hat in tho air, shouted
al am an attorney and counsellor ct law. "hero
can get bandP -, =, -.
He found one of nineteen pieces. and hired " TOT
the rest OF tho day. and paded the streets ahcaa OF "
CARRYING a broom He hired carriages ana ooush'
fireworks, but It was subsequently discovered mat ne
had money 1t Is The belief % IoSe his mind
and HIS success IN passing and being gthitteu na9
crazed him for the time being PecE WITH Two 0ois
psnions started tonight loi he~'iorA Aio
Student of Columbia tolleEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
OBITUARY
WILLIAM 8. CoBn,

William r. Cobb, who died at his home. NO s2i west
Fifty seventhst Wednesday night from paralysis Of
the brain after OF ten days. member OF me
Produce Exchange ana Of the New.York Athletic
Club He was In this city forty three years ago and
was also educated here He engaged with his father In
the provision business No 400 Washington st., the style
OF the firm being +. H. Cobb SOP. Five years ago
bs father died ana since then he had carried tho busl
ness himself Besides belonging TO Kane Lodge. No 454
r. and A. NJ, he at time = member OF the Ho.
boken Turtle Club and Of the Board Of Managers OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

,-r,,o-v an Ami o. Ha says: I have not entered
.v land or lands town lot or lots In the okiahoms
Dstr,ct and have no interest whatever, directly OF
indirectly near or remote, Of any kind or na'ure 10
,nv tand or lots IN the Territory. have hsd ai'anu'
nation that ono Of my deputies has secured .USS
10 I'm Guthrie and ono two have entered QuAitos
scsfon of land apiece. Will at once ascertain 'no
f.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND. I'm tho Richmond County Circuit Court
Yesterday A Jury gave en- County Treasurer Hugh
MeRoberts the possession Of certain land at South
Beach 10 which tho Bergmanns have for the last two
years claimed title under dOod dating back 10 Queen
Anno's tme and awarded him 90 900 damages and
costs This win put end 10 the struggle that has
going for the last two years between tho Berg
MAINS and the Widow Miller and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
ECHOES OF TIE SAMOAN DISASTER.

washington, May I6.-ApplIcatIons for pensions are
beginning TO come in at tire Pension once rom the
widows and dependent relatives OF the onioors anu
nor bo lost their lives in the recent naval diEaster
at Samoa The widow Of Captain schoormahor. Of
the vandalia filed her claim few days ago. her
pension VIII amount TO 800 per month To-day
coIored woman whose son was employed on ono Oh me
lost YES sells flied her claim for pension enc viii To
enlye Sl2 per month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
prpuE1Joays DEFEATED IN MONTANA.

St. Paul, May IO.-A dispatch TO "The Pioneer
Press from Helena says; The Republicans cOncede
the control Of the Montana Constitutional Convention
10 the Democrats by from 10 majority, The
Herald Rep) tonight figures the Convention at 80
Denocrafs, 35 Republicans, one Labor and one In
dependen. but this Is partly estimated. One district
AZ MIssoia is so close that tho Official will be
needed 10 decide the election. The vote was light,
IN which fact the Republicans ascribe their defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
quotation. arc based on American standard o, classic
STAINED.

Good Ordinary .......S 80 Low Niddllng 49,. "A
Strict Good Ordinary 1910 Mldllng - 10 b. Ia
Options without to-day aud the tt,I
ing lacked animation, being mainly OF local cbar,onr
Fmness prevailed carly and prices advanced IL uolu.
stronger cables Liverpool however. closed hardy
steady and our market weakened Near month, loft az
about points lower, ard late deliveries resuudcd win
decline " points Sales. az 900 bakS
Closing Tricos. Highest. Lowest. snIes
W." 1850 ''''''''''''' 'V'"oS'V'oi i"uz l@o2 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
HE ADMITS rHAr he is 4 n1GAMrsr,

William Livingston, age twenty-slx. a native OF
Brooklyn was lodged in the County Jail ut Elizabeth
n. j., last night for hgsmy. lie is au ornamental
decorator and working at CRAWFORD, wheru he was
captured he married two women in Brooklyn, both
Of whom arrived at CRAWFORD last night and followed
him 10 his boarding house, where they had him ar
rested lie was taken before Justice Mendc whore a
sensation was caused By one Of the wives iaIntipV
whom the Justice committed the prisoner 20 jail With
out bail Livingston, Who docs not look 10 be over
twenty-one, eoolly admits hts guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEpORT-P. T. Barnum expects 20 begin soon
the erection OF his proposed 1900 900 building for tho
Historical and Scientific societies. II Is OH.
cially announced that party Of Newly capitalists
have purchased controlling interest In the stock OF
the shepaug, LitchHold and Northern Railroad and In.
tend 10 improve and OK tend the nne through the san.
gatuck Valley 10 Westpor, there 30 connect with the
Now. York ard New aevn Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
CITY IN DARKNESS.

Tho business part of Elizabeth, y. J., vas thrown
into darkness last night by accident at the Schuyler
Electric Light Works manhGe plate In The boiler
blew out with loud report, filing the works with
escaping steam and nearly causing panic The Itaf
engineer, who had been working around the boiler,
had narrow escape Lamps were at prmium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
CHIEF ENGINEER II. l.. HARRIS.

Santa Barbara, Cal, May 16.-Chief Engineer r. L,
Harris. who was on the Naval Examining Board 10
,os, the cruiser Charleston, but who became Ill on tho
voyage from san Francisco and was incapSetaed for
duty died at tho hotel here last night He entered
the NAVY in 1850 as Third Assistant Engineer, aud be-
came a chief engineer IN 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
NEWARK.

John D. Higgins, who loft the city some time ago for
Canada is back again. He involved In financial
difficulty with the Cartaret Chemical Works, In which
he was general clerk for six years.
Governor Green last night appointed Bernard j.
Ford Deputy Revenue Collector Of Newark, as super
lntcpdent Of state buildings At Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
FRFDTRICK GERKFR.

Philadelphia May 10 (speear.-Frederck Gerkor died
this Morning at the hotel In Geneman's Driving Park
lie was appointed By President Cleveland Collector Of
Internal Revenue Of this district taking once August
L 1885 AZ time Of his death All action for divorce
b,ou0ht by Mrs Gerker tho court dockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

4 VOTING MANS DISAPPEARAEoE Explained
The disappearance of Joseph Phelps Williams OF NO.
30 Rennsen-st. Brooklyn, on May l, was explained yes
$50 when his body was found In the North River
az the foot OF ThTfty-elghth-st He was young
man OF good habits, and clerk IN the once OF
the Central Trust Company, IN this city; MS SIeIe
is MANAGER of the Dime Savings Bank, IN BFOoAiyn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
ppps,nENr1Ar. posrMAsrERs AproNTEn

Washington May I0--The President to-day ap-
pointed the following named poSimasteD:
Edward II. Hosmer, at Youngstown, Ohio vice
Henry c. Cassidy, resigned. Henry S. Bennett a.
Evansville, Ind, vice James W. Laner. removes;
Ernes4 removed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
SELLING THE GOODS OF W. R. FOSTER, JR.

The sale at BaypOrt, l. l.. Of the house, yacht,
horses carriages, brc-Abrac and other effects OF W.
r. Foster r.. the dcfaulting counsel Of tho Gratny
Fund Of the NOw-YOrR Prodnco Exchange was we'll
attended yesterday and fair prices wero realized for
small part OF the goods The sale win continue two
or three days Maurice Mendham purchased the steam
yacht william II. tor $1,000. She was built IN Calor-
MA and cost S32 900 Richard Iersser paid &c 200 for
a team Of horses John Roster bought wine worth
% 600 and Firc Chief Nevlns. OF BrOohyn, invested
IN some parOF ornaments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

CONDUCT OF MARSHAL NEEDLES IN OKLAHOMA
Washington, May 16.-The Attorney General baa
received report from r n. Needles, United States
Marshal Of Indian Territory, IN regard to the conduct
OF himself and deputies at tho opening Of Oklahoma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

CoTTON-For prompt delivery ruled quiet and steady
NJ unchanged prcnG; sales. os1 bales Tor cousunptDn
Por receipts l440 bales against 800 last week
CAS- bales the time last year Since September
the receipts OF tho ports aggregated 5440 400 bales
pairing with 3i2lsl bales for the corresponding time
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
domestic 6ilnatIons UantEo
kenales,

Females.
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS. ny neat, VIII.
ing German Rlrl an competent chlPs
nurse understands all kinds fnmily sowing (;
Is excellent obambl rmad wage, moderate f;
city OF country. AMERICAN TRAINING
SCHOOL, 4S2 3i.aYe.
- ESPECTABt,E widow wishes % take
~ care ~ private house during The sum.
mcr, Address 1877 West 2ith.st.
~ ELlADLE parry, no children, would
II Ike ~ take charge ~ gentloman's
residence during summer. or niger if TO.
quire1 Al rrioranCGs Address CLYDES.
DALE, Tribune ONCE,
- lTyArtON u take caro- Of ono ur two
~ children, by neat. respectable girl,
with family going 70 the country or moving
abroad preferred; Z years reference from
present employer. Please call at All Tomp.
klns-0ve.. Drooklyn.
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5ituaiions tuanteo
Females.

Females,
tNSPECTARLE WOMAN 70 go out wash.
ing AMI housekeeping by the day.
Mrk BROWN, 2S7 East 77th.s:.
iIUATloN to do ehamberwoK and
loving or assist In the care " chill
dfen willing and oblg!ng seen ut prc,eut
employers, 90 West S0th.sL, FtIday.
Two SISTERS, colored wish situations
d sewardovscs, can give best ~ rrter
rlgc Address J. A., Tribune Uptown
once, 1898 broadway,
WAITRElSS, ny cCmpeb,gt waitress
~, ,tor q eoaTding-house good reference
w person thoroughly trainei IN her work I.
SERVES IN courses; wines makes Sa!als eele
0f. silver, paFlOE &c city or country rel
erenres 970 6th.ave,, near l1th-St'' Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
WIZ THEY MAINTAIN pRToEsr

nav sas; total ISL soi previously aefnowisdaed
sae. $40 20 grand total s9f.5si ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
DomrSllr 6ituaiions tuanteo
Females.

N URsE and SEAMSTRESS.-By a ncat.
" tidy North German good seamstfcss,
hne nccdleWorkefi 10 objection ~ country
10 growing chlldron or a. la1y's maid .
years best city reference. Call al Mira
DlRCR'S, II S.ayc., near llth.s.
n URSE.-By young Protestant glr. Lately
l landed. TO care for grown children aud
90 sewing and fancy work. l,OTS ad.aye
81 bell no cards
NURSE.-By neat young girl as chlid's
~ nurs, or chamhcrnnid and w1itfe.a
II very good sewer and Kind 70 chllArrT
willing and obllgnR nrst.class reference
Call nt 100 Gth-aye,, upstaifN.
~ URSE.-By young woman willing 10
! take child out In tho Park, and would
asslst with the chambsrwork kind and
nhIsinS. Can NJ adhreSa p1a Il. lgth.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

T iie, Choice pary i9Slio God o cAocs osiOO.
Ecgs hrm AZ re.
showed no to SpeS,s SSSp fo5 9s a %anI
E EsTsn 81 60 s. Co. go Tss Fa@y IS 50 asa oo
Frnns2i1anS Family Is a5ssi Soi Pean.rinnta Hotter
E E5gSis SS Ss S. I SGa t clear d.
Clear srass 4 VS. DO dS sTsn ~ S wsSs
ISa cSGlSs :! .Ss sss 2S MI% S.:11 Cir.
e S. re aO0E quiet 'SSd i GhSSs IS o. Sv ws.
1cr"s snn Snf ana Over he @SrSSt largely nSmnal 10
90 %; SG GuE ESt To- May g
S. sI s%o Rye Saic, but stead oT No
SSla fS siSa Sgp andS S esas, oSss
futures and export business because q sinai
: : $spo = Assa fI5 isR's y:
s ss%s:sts cslsSS !G5S rsssip. %A5ss' E Il
Whit, sy ss No sn white ns F 81 % @
NJ White Whit s5 n isS sa' RSHAl
R RrrG ac. s.GeS Soe WIZ pSf
GOOD sSs$Sq nrSans, and Whit f Fss. S SsoSs
Ssa soc Hebron choice sS|c New 3 gs:
S1ic, and STEADY psSy Ismy E. 50 si per SSSs
d. DO g1ss 60 90 p 2S Sss s Prime
Ness sis So Family sli acrcs. % a1Ss
SOaasrs IN rS sat AM &c DO smpk Sd ga
Bc ss'q"' po RS1s sE PSsS%
b@on sToI loose s o. az Initor aalct Psonsyaaa
rTH%S5y EErA a, iSS EH;Ta a. iis western o
Packing Butter at2S EsSiT ic Cheese stcy;
Par skim. ES S SSs ,ssSy w 4S;
ppS ~ 90 sis 90 Ps toa eroun steady A6si
,s sos2 .S oai. S 200 OS Dash w sSp
8cS menus GooO Oan Corn 400 'a'N oA'' ''t0'
Tor TOLEDO MAY lo-wsAs dan, easier, cash sshsSOc:
Nay sGc June S3s July &C. Assas s o. 0 ,. cSrs
SH ;'s S,y .a sai al s Sc coy@r..e steady
Ts: SS S5o 2 SSs
c CSsn' 1903 Ss'i bush siG'V oaisi.OOO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
noAao. May le-Tns leaalnc tu,ress RANGED as follow.

FLOUR steady and unchanged. -
Clsn quotauns vers tousv. M Spring whsai $50
pc NO spring Wheat IsGS0c No Ited sZReSSa
No Corn % &c So.2 - So2 rye al 10 NO tlh
sy nominal. No. | Flax soel a. g % Prime Timothy
s677a per 100 H. Short RIB sdet 0oaS % !SS5 90 e
boxe 90 I?y925 Whskey. disis. nnishsi Foots o. %
per gallon Sugars-CuE Loaf 90 aJlei SranuAted sac
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