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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Inia mess easy al 69' Cd prime mess, easy at as
demand HAms-ln good demand. BAcon-
In fair DEMAND ChesseIn gOs demand TAlIow-In fair
demand spirits Of turpontineIn fair demand Rosinln
In demand IardSpo and futures-In poor demand
prime spot steady at $50 Cd MAY STEADY al IS. 6
Jun. steady $50 Cd July steady 35s Oh Whsat-fn
poor demand FonrIn poor demand Cornspot and futures
In moor demAn rel WostArn spot steady So Y1.n
May steady $50 June steady At IS 9sd July steady
at 90 Qsd Hops Al London-SewIork STATE In poor dc
nihnd
quiet demand poor; holder. offer freely
CanflrnA l. Is Id ccnta Corn quiet demsn poor.
Heccp. Of corn for tho past three days S340
ceuta!s -, -,
hipdluaIteTs. 5d per ID ~
western bd per cwt fer CnA Centrifugal
yipg 900 and for cuba Musvaio fair refining spirits
81 Irpenne 3Js ID per cvt AUSTRALIAN tailos-Bee 26s
a2Bs Sd per cNt ,.-.-.,o. -, r-----.--
o. Al hind1uArteTs 81 I'D per lbs by the carcass
R3" LIi TOY three Uonlhs delivery
yTwKHp MAY 3-Petruleum- FiIs pale Ancricah 10 irs
l2L, confines paid aud is franc. ~ osnhin"s sellers
Nay s.-wileux's Lard olosel a. VI trAnos q
eeuumes per loo kiloa .- ,o.,.-,
BkkAkN. Nay 3-Petruleum q marks w PennHs
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK * SONS.
napkpra 20 kasSaI.st. Ncw-lork.
cnrroN MAEkETs-BY rELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL. May - p m-'o''oh-A u" s~'o' u t's uS
irCIulr,t 7. loo bales Lmericaii
Entrr.. cio.e. steady Acknowledging Low Mhdinx
,ne N.y d-iynry 1854 sellers Nay AUD Juno ioIvery
IgIi sIIrTs ard July GrlN"ry IItli value JuD
s,I Argu delivery 10 tid buyers August AMI septcu
-, d.Iyrry 6ld September and October DENY
.Tr II I'D sellers October aud November delivery ,!
~; nu,c,s and December delivery > ~ Ofl
ssI.r. s,picfn Der delivery. 66td sellers
r.i.,. r Iivery Al today, CeaTL6s ll'OO Dalts new
doc Erts and 900 bales old G"ctct- -, - -,
5000 bales ~ exporters . a.,
auyE,roS May Cotton nrnl. MhJllinS. II Low Nd
dS 10 li6 CIopd Ordinary. 10 net rrc,ip.s Sl9 bales
80. rre.rts 400 exports tire continent ln bales sales
ta,yIy ScI receipts. 22St bales; grnss. 2t7l bales :
U,ts Ia The continent bales 10 III" Channel '3'J
80 ruastW Sc J7B DAlrst sales, h0I bales
Sopvotx NAV 3-Notton hrGi. Mhiiins. II net ana
Srs. rrcef. - bales exports coasl"lhe 81 OaIe' saea
~ bac- stDgA j7sj halns. ,,c ,,. ,,,.,.
Wc,kn Nrt and gross receipts. LILO ,hcs, rNP.tIS
10 'rc,i Brt.n 24 bales cUlstwise 900 bales sales ID
bales
s,v,xY,v Nav Cotton -.Firm MMdliuc. lOA Low
Snt bas. 81 ports coastwise 2Bl6 bales sales Da!es
ans, gross receipts 1927 bales exports coast
vi.r : -sq bales. sales OOj bales
Hvy onIEIxA May J.-Cottnn Steady. Niddlngl lOH
w Nidrnr To-. Good Ordinary, lllh' h"l anu gross
,cr,Ir az hale. exports Great bf's bbhH coast
-. ia uals. slrs 34S4 bAir1 stock, l22.3s? bales
hail. rIprts 10 Great Britain $50 bales 70 Tue continent
@ "a! halls. coast wise. 49, bales sales l0ooO bhch
CrrC,- Exports for April "a SHOULD nave Deeu
80 iales April 80. l.li@ bales.
NV YopE Ma, 3-Foilowing the net receipts OF The
cotton at ell porte september l, 1898 -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

s;s'' ss: iss;s ssssf;
:s$. ;S i;s: s:s .S
9 S1ssfSsG eessssa 1R5s"F
SfSsaSh Sssa xus sfIa
s !st $'nSs]H;s sa:'ao' prime 81 iS'7'''
E. ! .s,'
" f Fs;S fa$ ;ass,ss w:'s
Dun ana nominal cry E Ext: 1877 % a' Plat,
ssssls e. H HHas gG eS s9sSsed
GT fs Mr9G 9%sSG scfa Sea and 'ss
a Hssss 7 7s % e
!S .Fs?ii4 ElesIsSI f bDGss
a 5HH5 fSJ
n,soS rs:,,, f yS Sdss and
underwent light nucuo closing stronger a wcs,c a
S%s Of 5%s I, f. G H. sSo
iS is: j SH Ses so SSo al d
s s3s ESQ sSds tea Il ac ia ASSs
500 ,e. Refined coG sSG 7ia l2TFRf s
s6% cF, scF
and ySy Si'' s6 aSm' aa@ery so
9Ir55c d. pn DO t,r % goG o. al, 3g iSc :hc"
~ 20c state dairy wcsh tubs. prime 1920 q" goS
i Isc: state dairy cubs fair. l1G Ice Nrstrn na
TON Gr,anory rhocf 17d1Sc: DO Roo1 70 prime" ILL.,
western dairy. choice lie; d. fair, 12dl'c 40 common
do snconds lOr dairy aud factory thirds sa2c GA Wrst
n ere me " sunni e. f'l, 9dl8c STATE dirs nrkins
ord tubs on iOalUc; Western factory. old SO lc
CUrFST,-Thers is o steady m1rkct all around WIN y
fairy active export demand Tor now oli has mohrrntn
Rouiry from the obbnQ trade New quoted at l2c for uLI
era, an ,olU.r l. aua So wni". s>lns Iu!L "a
r -. uyht GdS i.2c pcnnsy'yIna skins lGl l4c; fancy
"Ii STATE factory coIorri 30 la 10 l2c; DO Whit 100
10 l4c: c, mmon to prime, : 1919 3+c Ettis-iii2her
and strong with a better demand STATE and Pennsyyan!a
1918 l-4r; Southern. j Lee "esNrh l. o-'Ni'''
Duck. 1Gdl9c
SU'GAR-Hlw-Dul ard wiohou, change of lmportanc"
Sales 900 bags moasscs grades &C. FAIR rrIning quoted
A. o 3sc: Centrifugal, 0O test = 3-Sc RennedCcQulet
and steady. Cut Loaf. Ice Crushed. rs tubs
. ,oc roSdcicd. lac uranuated jSGs sc Moala
-" 3-4c; Concctloners "a l:2t STANDARD -
X So: OF A. SdS 1,Sr: White EHtra &C ISa
li-16c: FNrs &C" 1.2G7 34c; "C.' l-sd7 3sc;
Yellow 7G7 l-sr.
STEARINE-IIas a light inquiry, but prices are IN
CHANGED City. ! 7.SGSc. Ocomargarine. Lac
SFTD~-Slowi.g up. GOpi Clover. $40 l.2c :
better grr!"- 34GS l2c Timothy 81 51a$2' according
to quality.
TOBACCo-ouIc, Sales. $50 cases .sso's7 psnn.y
yanla seed Leaf 10 TO l4c SundeN. TO 3Dc
200 bales Havana Gsc to II To- 100 bales Sunatra ~ 70
to ~ ~
TALLOw-Is well maintained in price on q fair de-
n,and. PRIME Cy quoted S5c. Sales, 100000 d. toc.
WOOL.-lr In, b"'n duh week. Domestic stocks are
held firm Foreign has arrived freely, receipts coIps-
900 Laos China most Of which has been sold also
l2iI bales Cape aud 5l3 do Monteyidco Sales loOVo
y Xxx super at 35c; 40 bales \ supor. 50OO n medium
T"Na> s 600 d. nola II bales East India and "a DO
Tag lad, private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-BrIck arc steady ana Lam lam
tather clearer iaycstraw Hard Bricks quoted ~ 20
50 rs per lCoo; Gp E!ycr Hard 81 @S*s esGss y
Coton Dark and Red sl51 CTS."n Fron,
Koscndale Cement sdsi 10 per Dbl Ane en Sctman
io:tIand q 30as: 20. Roc kIand common LTr ,o c
and do nnishlng a 10; st. Johns Lime o5c LaanS:
a. 15dS2 per 1000. Goats ii air, 2iQ-c per Oue"
Cattle Har, lSd2lc. ~,
COFFEE-Thcrc q continued fair INQUIRY Tor mto
grades or the spot, and prices had stady support
sale, 5000 bags at lSc ior No II ltc iHr 40, .;
mud is 3 Sc No Mid gro"ths IN m1orfaH a,tamu
ana hrm further sales OF 5000 bags West thdrs d
Terms Options developed further Strength t'-u9S anu
closed steady at about best figures whch 'hS Ch an
advance of ia Is points from the final Of yesterday
wcre ncaln better and that may De- auriouNi
rsn. bS.Ics there buying for short
liz yrc advanced l4d34 r.. ana lidmhurg ~ up
NO Rio firm. Regular hrst u : zoo R0,i SC,I. u
$50; exchange (private % So; receipts aOVV D'fn
rio c!coranc es Tor L. s. 5000 bags Ro cIraranc"s or
Eyonc 900 bags; total stock. $4,000 bagei hihun "
cripts GOOO bags. Rio d. Janeir May 2Sahos n'oH
ON, 600 bags Rio clcaranccs for u y: Slhrr ap,L -
~ 900 bags Santos cicasncc; for T. 900 sh[ Arm
an 600 bags good Santos, o OoO
Receipts Rio July 70 May 2 ds I'm sS2 So 6
bags receipts santos July to Nay = i9so ISL
pac. same time 1893 1907 600 bag; same ut 100
. SEQ 600 bags. Sales here. 4l.2jo hays. , e.,.,
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= GR1IN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The speculative whea; market yesterday des sute OF
any marked activity, and features OF scn'n.
developed The dealings ssgreGsssd less than
600 bushels and aside from the sApnG and switch
Ing tran sacons little interest shown. more ST.
tied feeling, however, prevailed. and the nnai 1guges
showed gains OF cent the advance being du mainly
to unfavoabe crop reports coupled with Stronger ons
In the late cable adyices and decidedly bush feeling In
the West Foreign houses fcrr BUYERS TO greier
cxtht and that feature also helped To stimulate tie gen.
Of the market, besides which thu further
moderate export demand May opened 81 Ito June A.
e3 Is and July 81 declines OF from l4a35 cent fon
Thursdays closing lcurs. Local shorts covered 70
limited In early dealings and prices rallied lao
IL Subsequently further advances OF 3Sa3S cent
recorded receipt OF the uniavora5c crop reports
and the market closed hrm at abcu: the best Gurs Of the
day. Tho trading curb indication Of the gen
ca strength Of the market May and juno closing a. 50 Is
and 81 ls respectively while tie hnal quotation fo' July
CO IS The options closet a. follows: NAY 81 Juns
81 July IS Is; August So September 81 49, and De-
cenilcr. SO.
Cash wheat was mod rately active. exporters tskins
900 ,hels addition which about 10000 bushels
were taken for home consumption
Corn options also stronger. in sympathy with the
rise I'm wheat The speculative transactions amounted ~
only a moderate volume AMI the closing was nrrn st M
advance Of I-sdss Tho nnal hgurcs were: MAY. ~;
june Al To- July. ~ 1s August 4s So and September
443S.
Spot corn was a trinc higher and moderately active.
SINNERS taking $4,000 bushels Oats sympahlred with
the gensra market. and sn advance OF lSai2 was s~
eorlei In all grads. with moderate trading. Options
closed follows: May, % 81 June % L. and july
IS 10.
Lard was dull and from to points lower 81 the clos
Ing the trading throughout the day oH!nE absolutely
featurccss Final quotations follows: Nav o. To-
June u TO- July ~ ID; August 81 a. and sop'em0'''
s7o0
The receipts New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore ana
Boston reported yesterday follows: wheat s'oos
bushels cork 2l30C5 bushels; oais. lio0O0 oushc's'
total ass $40 bushels Aous, 3j0i2 packa-es Al Caess
ukeaa and thC afr
bushels; corn, SGTC7S bushels; 2io7l2 basasS'
total grain, Glo.l5 bushels; -four 10 900 blrrelA
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


Tic upward movement IN the stock market
was continued to-day. The buying, however
opurarcJ to hr chiefly for the short rather than
for the foreign account, and the movement OF
prices was hy no means uniform. III the early
dealings. indeed. there seemed "a b" an inclina-
ton on the part Of London spectators 10 accept
a pat " thCi- recent profits but the largest adj
,,nrrs ycr. made nf'Cr the English mirk't had
closed Aside from Union Pacific and the Ore
con nd tho Northern Pacific steers. which adj
>anccd OF the better prospect OF harmonious Pc
latous between the railroads N In" cN'rm" North.
west. there was little TO indicate clang" IN
the professional character VI the trading. Bur.
nrlton and Quincy easily kept the first place
m both activity and strength and " closed AZ viz
tu,lIy lis highest point with = final gain OF l.
per cent ~ Paul again gained nearly l per
cent and Atchi,un -, aud fresh movement IN
Ilcumoud Terminal 81 another r"purf"l change
I'm iunua cement resulted IN u similar gam.
The uIIu ipal incrcst w.ts centred IN the west
cru RAJ road shar, g. however, ald generally they
closed ~ their best prices nc cAceltoh'i ne
rlIurS excepting IN lie and Nashville, wrr"
suffered 10y sprr IalilcS Ink" thlcug" Gas Trust
Pullman Palace Car aud Wabash, although USUALLY
ruusplcuouS stocks hike R-adlEr and Fri" closed
uncra Igcd, and others like Lake shore, lA"ka-
waunis aud Northwestern recorded only lnsiGnh-
cant gains lhc closing was strong, but I"ss
active than the morning dealings, and 'hc renewal
Of gold exports apparently had no influence on ~"
course Of prices while sharp furry IN the rates
for mOacy was equally Ineffective.
NE DAY ~ TIE BOND MARkET
There were no transactions N Government
brud,, and the market WAS inclined % weakness
IN consequence Ot the refusal Ot the Treasury Ia
advance It's price The knees WAS not sufficient
TO make any changes IN the closing quotations,
which were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NcTYotk Esdqy Nay AS r. 1S
and East Side 81 Gars at CIV Wg is w. a
Ar nakns with carloads held over, AZ carloads to be
win ceararc" Of ali the oGyTinss, lacking about 3
''' bsHnr Ne s@ S@"S cPs x via a; IS so per
ard ;aII! oTs9'E: = s. - The 9'T a, a1a
S' Jul. vas rai dGl and weof CYFn-,sd a? Pl,, at
s@S; od1y Col gayle ana 20 qns,s' ; q beet s
%" 1 qaar,@. .t bsSt DvSna, $50 9ua.Isss and
Sa,'. Tie France VIII have on board $50 quarters Of
"rloSa .ai f,r Bermuda y5strriay with Is cattle and
i -l"p and the rrim MaufA carries out Tomorrow
T. rrcr,cA apparently good authority that on and and
W.crn .oll will unload cattle at the Jersey CRY stock
nre.-snerman Culver: 10 Lancaster County. Penn,
sucre l!74 ID average az - - - per 100 ~ 20 90
y re H. " ~ DO is r. at - 60 T" d. Isl H. at
j.. 1924 At - 80; or 400 n. at SO IS; n.l.
&?';%s9 Z GncfgG ST., sso} iae5 1lso 81 at
1893 SeS'G at : 8 40 iss
- d. 10 D. OF = TO- y Co. ltS2 3D. - 6o - " ~
o. do i e. 4 # 3 e <a" d. io,G n y : - Do
j., 100 r. a, 3; d.. 400 II, at 50 TO- do. li6o ~.
J. >cranmyg: 10 Lanca;:cr County, Penn. Steer;
ig7 n .! - 10 - DO iiol T. a - 10 Ohio 10 1871 81
To- Isl. = a, :. 90 - K"ntnrtv S,i.fi Bulls rGSS y
81 -: |: Com led do from Pitshurg l4+3 10. a. 20 %
! Ct, - ,G%SacH ana Cows 1877 H. at IS so; oH"n'
10 p 4EHE: at Esn9'S 1" ai Sj5'it lSi 10
s sanders: - pcrn.yivan!a Cows, l.o3j n, AZ
CNVES-R"rnip's 1871 h'ri making The total rocoip,
Of Live Cav". tor siy days II j3I head Estimating he
r"roII - aa Calves 800 for III" same time" ana
TIL. condition Of Tho market cv"n than y"~
-rv ani price. touched the lowest mark OF III" season.
| Emily 1000 rn>oli
Bu,t"rnilk Calves sold l.2d2 lie per Nrols at
100 VIII n" Bug 81 tGs 4,", a. %a l2r 100
sT%iasa a. Be- TF o q d. b. i6 $50
ysS: 100 p q SIC; To- d., ~ n at Zee II do,
| I l5"" ~ Vcais I39 y ., 3 l.2c.
D. Harrington - Vcas 1876 r. at s1;2c,
90 5S aa Ia E'' at 20" d." at s 81 ''
n S AHp al S Ey Sna S SaFSnGs 56G
e. and about 10 carload' were held over yestrrd,v
sfGGg in m%i%ta qge oS 9n% qa o0d BRINE Sd az
strong piles About 10 carloads OF stock, mainly late
arr, a.. we,' un>oLI AZ !? oci"ck ,oo ,,.,,, -,
wood DO ~ - 10 10; clipped Y"atlinFs s5 CSC ~
Cull, ~ 5C0fD, and carload Of common woolled dc
Sai,s-Dnrorhack D"wcv: 81 Clipped State sheep,
* W%.Srn DO 100 il q = at 8 50 j. " az - %
Hnrng"n: 9@2 Sigp'i Ohio shssG 80 l % n at .!
,6 30 2 SIi9p I'd MIchig,n Tca6as cHl. 50 b.
- 80 233 d. % ID 10. at ej 81 - G22 sta:e do ~
a,nssc % 5n o y 10 e ssgGas State Te'FnS' o''
| Jrii & buckingham; go clipped Ohio Sheep :" ~
~ Newton /. Gllet,: 200 unshon State Yearlinrs es
" Receipts &c carloads Of o.4s7 head. Only n
| a. so for fr to primo Hog.
Sa"--Iluinc Mullen 10 Stat" Hogs lo5 n a. IS 40
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The Treasury bought sllO. 600 rs ~ 1908

The Treasury bought $4,000 LIS ~ 1908
Among State bonds, Tennessee settlement 81
Wcrc uuusunlK active, advancing ! per cent 20
- 81. and the only other business was small
sglc Of Louisiana CUlsUl - NJ 80 3-s. OF city
bank stocks Continental sold 10 n, l?s.
There was less activity IN railroad bonds, ana
although the advance was rSS rapid, II was ~ less
steady The Burlington and Quincy Is ues were
higher in sympathy with the higher prlcc OF inc
stock and, III general, thr granger ana the south
western issues made substantial gains Iron Noun
min rs advanced ! yer cent To - ~ Louis,
Arkansas and Texas hrsts 4 10 90 4, ana sec
nnds a. To 80: san Antonio and Arnnsas inss
GrSts IL TO Of, and Texas and lhclhr. ana MIs
souri, Kansas and Texas issues = 10 J.! per ccht
UnIutb South Shore aud Atlantic rs rose IL
m.r cent 10 Vs. Small concessions were made
toward the end, but they were insignificant -,
I'm the unlisted department OF the Stock fN-
change Sugar ltchncrIe> stock was NOR ac, III
gy5si al decline OF IA Ter cent 20 VI l.E anu
National Lead Trust t3.l2j declined IA To
- a. and - while Cotton OIL certificates 500
wcr. excessively duh between 80 1-e ana % %
Other transactions were in Duluth, South Shore
and Atlantic l,li5ja at Ia and ! .?as -. ana
nrcfprrcd 4 sos at 30 and 20 80 and in Kingston
and Pembroke Iron u, 300 ~ 81 u l-2 ana a. -
Money ruled at to : ~ per cen, uhu ard ia" !;
per cent. few thousand dollars only were loaned
NJ the extreme price but there was conslderapIc
business Mt per cent. Az the close the supply
The Clearing House statement to-day Was a,
follows Exchanges, SSH ,205; balances,
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House s277.456 The business of the
Sub,Trrasury for ahc week ended tonight include
recciIds Of si2,72s,367 and payments OF
sIs5, AS. 2ss. against tlSi .4Ol.Sis April 30
| showing an apparent gain OF Si.O?O.9l3 But
deducting from the payments 1901 600 and from
eSs f sS
| affecting the banks ~ si.sll,9i3 And this re
| suit includes tho payment OF ss27.24o for pur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

IoNpoS, May AT the wool sales to-day thcrr was a
cssened attendance Tho bidding spilet. and there
Zealand ptolrcc Following the offerings prices
detail!
IooKSnnd pieces Ia d els 8d grrasy esu 2Ls DO
locks aud pieces ID. New South Wales-8SO0 bales,
secured. l9Ildls ID DO locks and pieces s~lals id
EIessyi uo Iuek ana pieres va queens
pieces Is Sd greasy 9dslsT do locks aud pieces 8',d
bLd; do. locks and pieoes Sis vii greasy 6Ad6lohd
d. looks and pisoes stged TasmAnA Il bales grcasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

On Protucs Exchange :ntsy IN, Ea.:ar msr.s' "a:
nc Choice parry iaSls0 Good to Choice l2slt'
sH 6: gs1sy S %.ss' 4 :''s
ME-. sc y ,, se :, SOY = 30 sst
Rsse' ciss s ;sy s. 80
s f., 9i Sss5ss No. S
s. : Packing and Butchers e S go 7o receipt, 5Lo
sn3 OHIO Flats $685. Eastern Exchange drmi Ouyins
aud 75c premium selling Receipts OF wheat none ship
1ypnSApous May s. hea.-Nothing doing; Corn erm !.
Mnw.rKEz May sTlour easier wn's. firm cash
q .. o.:. gas aS Sea %site !5s hye a5n:
1ss; cns sss: :F'H rsfs 10 70 Chez:
Pissf So sis Pe' 5sS 5a 'aA Shipments
s S:Pf u: aR sR
E as%ss = $'st r
ss:h! s.s g sRs @ & Ss.;
as s .,e th6ss At 5 o. Il
continued very duh an! pricc: arGey nominal sales
II sFn al II at $SPo' 80 g
sgnS Rys stey at s. S5c Tor 30 Penu,Sanis Corn
Market under light offerings local iOhbers oyer
@ieyator I3i, at4c Mixed Tor May ~ S42.c do for
hume Al &C. do FOX July I2L.4.jc. do FOR August
Lc OIts-AaTkc FOX lots active and price,
ruled firm under moderate offerings; sales OF tngrafed
White Choice at Sac No White 3OI4c: No White SIC
do on 81 1c do SPECIAL bin IN 2Oths elevator
82c quet firm unfr stronger reports from west
| No 2 White Tor May 3lR13lHc: do FOR June 81,
Potatoes steady, White PoatoesSewY YORK and Western
Ros Choice So $3.50 bush do Prime 80 93Jc do
Fair 10 Good q32c Burbanks and White Stars Choice
3Oa3Ic do Fair 70 Cool 2Od2So; Mammoth Pearl Choice
2s 3Oc Hebron Coce 80 eJJc New HoatOesFlorida
bbl Prime 90 DO DO Medium 80 80 "a 80 Provisions
quiet steady. Bee-City Family 50 50dslO per Dbl
DO do, packets 80 i0Gs0: Smoked Beef 10 slo Bee
| Ncsa New OF Sl3 50; do Family slj0l5 SO Hams
Smoked DO =. Cured uerces 9l2 a To-
sides Clear RIB. a 20; do do smoked o9s4c:
Shoulders sat and fully G 64c; do smoked 6s
1c Shoulders pickle cured I97sc DO do smoked s6Ssc
Bellies pickle. 0Slsc do breakfast Bacon aoloo
Lard quiet, steady; CITY Refined "a GSc: steam 767tc
butchers loose IS. &c Butter dull suady Pennsylvspa
B. C. and Y. Creamery Extra at l7c Western Factory
li4l6c; ackng Butter IL l2c E2gs steady Pennsyvala
Frsts ~ l5c; Western Firss a. l2tc. Cheese steady:
Part skins 611 Full Skins &c sugarReaned quiet;
Powdered gd9.ci Granulatei &c Feoi steady Winter
Bran sl3 20 osl+ rs ton. Petroleum dull 20 koel
| test. bbls. $40 ReceipS-Flonr LOGO bDis Wheat
800 Corn l9.S00 bush. oats 1000 oush. ship
men1-WhcaL l,2OO ou5h Corn iSIOo Juan osIs IL wv
| bush
May 81 20; June s2sc: July 700 August 7sc Corn
No Whit cash az 24c. Cloyerseed quiet sash 81 90.
hecepts-Wheat ZOO bush. Corn 5000 bush shipments
WHEAT 3, 900 bush. Corn 5000 bush Oats 1000 bush
| Cuyerseed la
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL CRY May 3-NAtiona' rrnn. cert,ncates ooenet ~
az. highest $50, lowest, Ssh closed, S5S SalcS
$4,000 barrels. cIearanoes il3ooOo h,rrcls charters
81 barrels shipmsnta 02Js5 barrels runs So 7S3
barrels
P,rr,srRs May S-Petrolcum dull but steady National
Trannt Certificates opened At So c!osei " sj highest
81: lowest. SSls.
BRApFoKp Peun May 3-Natonal Transit Certificate,
opcned nj S5T. at Sj highest IS lowest ssh
CltaEInces - bills.
TrTVsyrILE Penn. 3-SAtionai Transit Certificates
orsu eli sSr,; highest sST lowest, IS; closed S5d
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Ordinary
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ....... 90 Low HhllhE''''' !" iI,r
U"r, Go'I ordinary 1916 NAiur .....'..'i' INV
opttons-wcc ,ara" nni very rrItr I' adY Ts
"a H. Cr,,.r selling At 'h' uu"'. and ti' marx
hr,aI Early Inonth- declined pa pm,, 'Ht inv
,,,ip,. IirporrS cola weather IN W." - wa" I
r%rr imInrt,i H'rt'r feeling lar, %h Nun n.nr
'ir,ying of firm. n POINT decline ON n'",i
,oint ,Iyanc, IN ArgU>& while d,iht IN g I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

7A. swan Riysf-2oo bales sreasy s.deIotA Nov:
4da0d Cape Of Good Hone and Nats2O0 bales greasy,
;s8sLd. ysikhnd-lo bassi greasy. S1d a9st o. losO
and pieces 3sIdd5a,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

co1TOS-The spot market mai" intth'r gaih Ot
,1Gc DAY ana closed firm after n"l"raatr DusIu.
III 9nI bors for export and 4o2 bales Tor tnn'ntp'
lion Port receipts i72G bales ~ n21n.t 1to- Tas
., ork lSJ La!rS the sane tine ll-L year Ind,
- tso ;vnck, 2Oi balcs. against 8hbl' ia'S iaH
Week and 80 732 hi, week last y'Hr S,hI" sic nr
W. ronaSnts M the ports aggregated 54OGlt' hi'S .I
uapng With 62I7 5si bales Cor III" corresponding u'
last year. ~ ,,,e,co, S,,pdari OF Classic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA May 3. 49, spanish gold. So S6Iaeo 49,, FIX.
change firm 5ugar-Firm Tie customs receipts Of Cuba
fr the phi. exceeded mon Ia las.
year by 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
CHICAGO May srhe loading future. sed a. follow,


Cash quotation. follows: No Spring Wheat 81
&c No Spring Wheat y a76c. No. Red sO9sQl.c
Eo Corr, "a &C 22'c No. Ryo 40 &c No Bs.
isD nominal No. Flax seed 81 ssh Prime Timothy
Ssai ii Y2T35 Polk GIL IS go per Dbl Lard
ri So 50 per ID shor RIB sidea ooss p 80 Ply
honsi Cd gs13 Whskey dlsullerS AulIhdi goois 81 0!
ner gallon. Sugars-Cut Loaf . G9oc GRADUATED osc
Iarh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
M1scING LANE MARKETS

Iorpos May Sin the NDoinE lane markets all
ar, selling freely hrmer Coffee EOed demand
Prices afs hrm with bat htus quotabs change Tees
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
SPIRITS OF TCRpENTINE.

OF fTsTI0 .0F Z Z 1s' 11.' ~"
CHkRlxsroy. May =. -Turpeauuc hrm ~ 38rA
SAVANNAH, May S.-rurpcntinc irn NJ Sur
WILMINGTON. Msy 3.-iurpeutino dull AZ 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIvIR. Masa. Nav 3-The print eloth mA3sS
firm aud steady 6ax6As, lSl1a Nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
LONDON WOOL SALES

THE MANCHESTER MARkET
MANCHESTER May 3.-Clohs and yarns nrm, though but
little doing