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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
COTTON MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Mar H. o. m.-CotonTho sales Of the day
included O. 100 bales American. $500,
Fulres closed auet Unt steady American Mifdlnklow
MLdnE clause May delivery Load buyers Nay aud June
deivery lB4d sellers; Jue and July delivery. 62b<d
lCrs July and August delivery, SOid sellers Ausus1
anil september delivery I'd sellers september and October
delivery a66Id buyers october AMI November delivery.
D ga sellers; November and December delivery SA
UId sellers september delivery. I'd sellers. ,,u -, -
Tenders delivery toaays clearinSs 100 bales new
duckets and 100 bales old dockcts ,.-.,
During 800 bales taken by spectators ana
1900 bales by exporters.
GALVESTON May l7-Cotton quiet Mtddlus loA! Low
Midng 10 T.l6: Good Ordinary, pa: net and gross TO
eptA 3i6 bales sales l0l bales stock 2b1U bales -.
Weekly Net and receipts l7OA bales eGlpts c"3s~
wise 2647 bales. sales $50 bales
NoRFoLK May lT,-Cottou quiet MiddhnS II net ana
gross recepts llo bales exports 0oaswse Is1 pa'es ~
- bales; stock, 4,0U9 bales - -, ,.,. .,as,
weeky-Net gross receipts eco bales exports eoaS"
wise, ASST bales sales 320 bales.
SAVANNAH May l7.-Cotton- steady. NddurS Iu2 LcE
Midng 90; Good Ordinary Ss net AMI st"SS 49,.
1876 bales; exports eoaStwse, S9O bales shoS A@A 0'
stock. 6,426 bao& 30, ,,,... e,ror,.
| cosstwisc. ,aS3 bales sales, 56l bales 80
NEwORIKAss May l7--Cotton- Affirm hldiung - h1s
Middnng 10 ITO; Good Ordinary W. Nv as hsIa.,
Ceipts 5T2 bales; exports Great DflS'h' avs 'NS'
sales 900 bales; STOCK Sl03S balrs . ,as h.I.s,
Weaxly-Not receipts 1903 bales ErOss Va $3.50
exports Great Britain 0Slo ha"si IA 49, 90.
10 the Channel 100 bales cOasWsN o''oA U"Io' '''
| 1900 bales. shouId have bscn
| 2 2aj pales May l6, l.OI3 OaieS -, a..
YORK MAY l7-FolowtnS are tne Hes VI wv
| Sept J.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
TILE rnAnE IN CIuCAno-

Chicago May 10 (spccaD.-The prospects Of On extra
ordinary wheat crop making very SLOW speculative
market wheat all day not outside tho Limits Of a
cent range tho opening and close being only - cent
nrar, ptlccs arc as low almost "a they been
AZ tbs date. There was min again ano.t crtywhets
over tire wheat country, California dHnNhrs u.cIaNl
hat the wheat yich OUT there would DO phenomenal
Cables were lower Tho export ceaanres were Only fnr
Juiy which opened AT 10 "a ard Aod low a. 70 Ia
CLOSED at Il Isa77 IA May closed a! 50 ~ June a.
III crnts Corn dNrinc1 II cent lRrGD rCcHptS OATS
were steady within IA cent range There were 1000 less
hogs the yards than Wctc expected aFd prices hrf,
were cents higher Short, hbs and Ia pork covered
in quilt freely. Packcrs who bought hogs freely on
night pork 2a cents, lard 6a7 i2 cents and short
rihe over Thursdays close. 10 was considered
simply natural reaction after Three DAYS uninte ruptcd
decline. On tho curb July wheat sold at n IL eeHtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
. Trenscrr Unframed sl,bOO 4 per cents

The Treascry purchased 81, 200 per cents az
l29 and s249OOO 4 li2 per cents AZ iu eso 49,,
cred by North Carolina consoi As at w. VI city
bank stocks there were no sales
The general bond market continued 10 RUE
firm, with n good demand and limited supply.
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic - were active
at % / 4a95 IA Kentucky Central Is rose 10
"a: The Missouri Kansas and Texas issues s %ete
rose to 90 7sa96 5.S. Erie second 6s sold up 70
lO7 Philadelphia and Reading IS were largely
traded in at 03 LIZ. Reference is made to our
In the unlisted department OF the Stock EN-
change there were no special feature. Cotton
Trcst sold 1900 at 0la9l 5-S and Of, and
National Lead t2,500) at q 3-4n22 l-s. Georgia
Pacific second 5s sold ts8l ,O00l at 81
Chicago and Atlantic Beneficiary 400 at 5-S,
and Brunswick Co. 1900 at 23a22 5-s.
Notwithstanding that 81, 10000 gold was with
and that this was Friday when q certain amount
of bankers money is withheld f-oIn the market,
the loan market was easy at 2a2 l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sllS,7s9,ols; balances,
$50, 765, 5o7.
The Sub Treasury to-day was, debtor TO the
Clearing House s135, 032. The business OF the
Sub-Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts OF 49, 08,l77 and payments Of 4,94O,-
500, leaving the general balance at s5,o0O,l "a,
against 81 S5, S64S95 May 10, showing an apparent
loss of $685., 22i. But, dcducting from the pay
ments 81 ,344 600 and from the receipts $4,000
20: items which affect only It's account with thu
General Treasury, It's gain as affecting the banks
IL Sl68,779. And this result includes the pay
ment Of $2,5s4,G53 for purchased bonds, and the
receipt Of 81. tel, $40 for gold taken from the
Assay Oifieo for export To-day's operations
covered Receipts, sa,7ioSti payments s2,al =;
81 6,52s, 6la currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

On the Produce EEchalse t1t ti2 sasS w,sis,n I2S
T Tfo d ES G 6as sStS Coca solos
rsSy . S5s. sn g. Fancy !: ; Viz fs:;:
SS. ar@ Se %ts Sa't SD; s * T Ssli
mat. inlet sGsry 9: s6 1895 Is Bacon COZ. 'saaT
S ss s scG. On % sss G5n
HneyS S5s s sugar sS@Tod G0i Hsr 1H s2ae
Sssy Com%Ga s6d T:s sat % 99s
: e. 2 Pe'ns l' Gs sstSfG' - caoS,o
and and e ~ @ .s n'' RaD n
a. AE 45S 5spe N q 5.''5 5a :'
~ = = g &C. of Ssr SY Ga "a MG FrovSS,
porEcAh en- t9S s5cAi rs. g Is Bqtsst ' eSss.s
sSaiy aa!et chSdiars sSloc receipts yiSGr 400
S Pour COO %0V Ssls Bar Barley ' 1000
PEORIA May l7-Corn active High Mixei 3S. S33lrc;
: No A No White 81 as4s 80 wGS S2S Rys
aoG,aI 10 S IS 200 Sa:h 0,s. 80 go
bnsh. Rye 100 bush shipmen's-cOFn 1900 bush oa''
MAY Gqss S S ' &C.
az So s9E - Ass sS s4 e ss 5o
s!sss psas .Ss sos;ss. i Ip 81
Clear a IS = SO do. d. Sunlight g eSdSt 80 "tR1r
81 - IS do straight - 5OssS 2o do Patent g IS
s Rys soqr gge$ ,sSdy Snos sSvSy rs So MI So
Rcd May 0o,eS2c DO @. June 20 ssie DO @, 70. JGiy
at Psa6sn1 caFn.AI! !S s tos car , .Hs
AyRk declined
liberal offerings opening prices unsettled ara leclnd
drIyot a. &C 2Tcoy grain depot ~ soc No
Sc; No MiKsi tor May tlsdtl' oI
do for June Ia4lc; DO nor July %Ee42 nc; do Tor
August az Oats-AaEkct for lots ADVANCED
la trade demand very moderate
| No White $50 80 White 81 4Ssci Mturos Sqll
s@c. do for July SJ639Le: 10 for August 81 d3l%o
T"tatoe, steady White Potatoes-SewYorK And Western
EarIy Rose $50 bush do Prime 80 eS2c ID
FaF 70 Good fS2c: Buroanks And White stars Chooo
2 300: GOOD 2Sp2jo; Mammoth Pearl Choos
soc Hebron SO 9Sjc; New PuuatoesFOrdA per
bb Prime do Meium 50 % a. 20. PTovlsiohs
quiet AMI steAhy. Bset-CU Family - 6Odsll per Dbl
Hams Al UOesla 80 Pork-Mess New 81 OOi do PTims
! Hess New AT $l3 So DO Family $l59ij &C. Hans
Smoked 10 a 9l2e: DO S. p. Cured In uerces s2sl91o
S!Iea clear BIB. % A9ci do do smoked ngSSo
Shoulders salt and fulycured o. cove do smoker Pc
7r shoulders pickle Cared sc do DO smoked sSSas
iard Quiet steady CITY Refined ~ SoIc; steam - 20
butchers loose GLT7c Batter weak. gleti L'lnsyiHana
TInrry Extra IS l6c: PnnsylcanA Prints Exaat IIo.
n { and N Y Creamery Extra AZ lie; Western fAet0ry
Ia l5c; Packing IL Gl2c. Eggs weak PennSEaA
Er,ts 40 - &c Flrs9 az l1c. cheese seaayi
part skins 641Ic Full skins PC SuSG-ltshhe1 nih
Powdered So l5.lBc Granuatcd 90 fcI st'hoyi Mntrs
test IN obls- ESQ. Receipts Flour 55,o GoiG WneaS
| q i6l buSh Corn % 400 Oush. DATA 1880 0nsh snip
mruts--WhoAt $500 Corn 33aOo OGs1 oAIs DOW
! bush
/ TOLEDO May l7-wheaS dun steady; cash 81 ass To
| NAV 80; June S24o July TIC August THO. Coru
,rn steady 3Jl.c May $50. Oats quiet, steady
NJ Wuto ClOvrrseed dan, steady cash 81 5o
Reeelpls-What 1000 bush Corn $4,000 bush Sllp2ent-
| Wheat Is, 90 busa. Corn 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, May 1850 y m;-Boof-in poor demand.
I'm fair demand long and short clear mdrs heavy SIS 10 IS
ms du 39s Chcesoln fair demand TnllOw--tn de.
mand primr city steady 26s sd. Spra turpentns-
In mit demand Ro.nIn fair domand: steady at
a. OIL IArd-SpOt and tuturosin fair demand prime Meat.
er spot dula 3bs ID May at J3s Od June AZ
35s Oh July easy at S6s 0d WheatIn hir demand new
NO Winter Us bd No, Spr dun at IA Id
Flour In poor demand extra No Spring dull at IOs ST.
and iuuTesln fair demand mixed Western spot
steady At IS pA.d July duh AZ Ss 8bd Hops LOndoa-
New York statO-l In poor demand,
Provisions American refrigerator beet ForcquterA I'd
hndquRrters hd per ID.
lfraauus Wheat dull demand poor: holders offer freely
cccpts OF wheat for the past three days $4,000 cena
Including 1871 900 American Receipts Of American corn Tor
The past thFca days llk 400 coutAls
LoNDoN. May ia y. m--Sprts OF turpeutnc Sas sd
" oil, G4i tim, Australian i
l5s Oia2Ss al per evil Muton2ds Od ID per cwt
coco nut OIL Cryiun-25s per Cwt.
ANTWBNP, May l7petroleun- Fine pale American 10 irs
1871 ccntinoa paid and ~ francs II y cenumes sellora
ANIwERP. May l7.WileOI'a lard eosot B5 TrAnos rs
crnt NOS pOT 100 kihA.
B4EMES. May l7-Petroieuni, a margs rs ptonnigA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

There was little done In crude certificates yesterday
until near tho close Of tho day At that time ac.
tivty sprang up which was apparently inspired from
OIL city and which resulted in rapid weakening
OF quotations In tho early trading tho market showed
modest strength and prices rose from S2 b. 81 IL
cents. In the last hour the selling free and
prices fell 10 so os cents. The field news was not
bearsh In character and tho inspiration Of the selling
came from reiterated beliefs expressed Rt the West
In the value OF the latest advertised process for Nc.
hning Ohio Oil The market at present seems 10 be
following q ulo Of rising ono day and falling tho
next, with trans actions covering limits OF about .
cents. As specu alton lacks aggressive bull support
the propOnderance OF the beaFish trade sentiment n
evident IN the OF prices and the consequence
Of the existing conditions is that disposition 10 I'm.
vest from the outside Is promptly suppressed. The
market eloSod al about lowest figures, but not so
weak as II lOOhed
The range Of prices and the total dealings were
~ fGIloWg W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARxrTs-pY TELEGRAPH.

prvvlro May for the last q hours
"a head ,otal week TINS FAR $4,000 For the Same
uc a.t week > Consigned through 100 head l31O
Of which NswSork 40 head for Aalc market dul weak
ant lower. -, a., 49,. o onn
h.l Total for me thus far 216ON, For tho same
1; agt week - 900 Consigned through 900 holt no
oI which 20 Now York $500 head for sale; rning active
uuoJably higher tOCi TO Choice sheep 81 20
"a 10 Common Ia Good - S6A uu. -..,., a., -
the last "a H. 700 head Total nor
me Mech thus far I5Sl5 For the time last week
AZ DSn Cos zued through 5000 heSi 5000 OF which 70
Now York; 1000 head fOr sale market dun, weak and
nyrr selected Workers - A5 selected Medium Weights
al as Light Pigs - as Roughs 81 On stays 81 250 80.
CHICAGO Union stock YarlL May IL" rho Droycrs
Journal reports CNtteHeceipt 5000 hoadi shipments
Stool market steady BeoTes 81 O01S4 vs. steers 81 40
ID 20 anil Feeders % o0gS SO Cows Bulls and
Hoss--Rocelpts 10000 hoAt shipments dooct market
strong MiGc ~ 10 asa iOI Heavy ~ lOoS" Soi Aght
81 ~ , 81 80 Sdps 81 90 a. 70. 80,
Shrep Receipts $500 heal shipments lvOO market
,tcSi NatiycS s3 2Aat 30 Western Shorn 50 50a+ 10
TEXANS shurn 81 ODG s. IS. lambs - % 4S6 90.
UhI. unraet a,ronr Heavy Native =
Ss4 a. FAir 20 GHI g. 2U0sl Fveiars
FT 10 lOS43 20. hangers Cornod ~ 10 15 10
LIrNs toh 81 90 hf2 30.
Receipts 400 shipments oEoOl market strong.
Choice Heavy hnd Butchers selections - 1904 25
Packing Medium 10 Prime 81 1904 10 L4ght Gndos
Ordinary u Best 81 1894 50,
Shsep-llsCript4 400; shipments nOnei market strong
Far 10 Choice Is % asa 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
OIL MARKETS..

- ,,.. ~ National Transit Certificates openet n
Of o shs.S s2S lowest son 400 elSseS oo ssss
$4,000 oHI .hpmenIs 70.i62 barrels ruoa el,soo
baITcla. a., -, h..v,,
PrIsBCHo safs. opened at Sc; closet ~ eOS highest
S2lo lOwosL.eoh .,-.,.-., ---...,, ro.,,......
BRAptoSSSI Il closc,ia sOgi highest s2p lowest Soai
ClcaranceA 10000 ooA ., So. ,.-,,s--.-
rTrrsyIIR Penn May lT.NatoaaS Trhnat SsEtsasasss
dS, ~ Z, highest 20 al loweaL sOSi closed sou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

corTo,G. Of SIS iG,i4 CARLOADS direct to EAst Side
1at hruokyn sauRm"nrt p casoad; a. hcS Is were Tor
NJ Eastman is for Stem an1 for Kaufman sTsn5 Is,
mi Dcnr 70 Rri.h markets. with the II carloads hen
over there were So caroad' 70 sell , r., c.,,Is and
price ne sgt si and Msd gar s'S we're not
a p ngo:E srEod from from saa 70 II 90 pt
shipment. today ga ca,tIc The India BY Tho h.
onins steamer ar" .ypiSa 70 sG Zoe S DS%yss for
t11,u Tho Efin with zoo Quat'crs Of Beef ana S?o
;rGs ,or j. sn$ The fnopa Win TAO quarter: he
aro partic Neptune take. out - Sh.'p S 20 To- he
uc o, $40 Cattle, $3.50 quarters OF Beer anu
sic-Ncw,on 20 ansas;,SC6S County, pf 1920
S".T> rs p a So IS2 h a, g = 81 Il DO s7
e IS 90 d. ls2 At F. a. ~ pss 81 Il q 10; Do
4" 1850 :. 2 3 + 7 its5 lis g. n lS Z
S,Ir Co. Is Indiana Steers 1908 n, at ~ 30
''s S2 cPlfosG s e &c. Il i2oG &C. n ss $
= g +, 80 100 SG! 10 1893 90 10: :, Is o 1O'
Co. isss lss g. r e DO 10
5 80 G@lSnsGs e. s' iG5; 5't 50 r { q
= n :, - 81 20 d. iie5 D. e.; OF DO. 1920 h.
II Go ,aa = chicago S,ccrs has 10 at "a TO-
i'''s s,h5nhsS " = rennsyyanis Steer ItcG ? ?,
e g - = DO iS.9 3 a. DO 1919 r. ' az ~ II i 10
a. ii,g n. a, - 10 10 do 100 n al 81 oj y d1S
,o't p a, 2. al 5o d. 1903 h. at IS 25 i DO, 1870.
iSSo, 9G 20 ga Do j .Ss e s. a,
GkvF K's ,oasv 800 ox s'1 ID o E. T g The
;TH 'q m riS555 s ssvo ,nT aasGi at he
clo- TIE decline for the wceh Is fully ic g[ 40 -,
Br,termyk, ami Miyl Calves s'ld ., go, b,,ps
100 > Va. Sass 90 Tow Choice ana o"'ee' o''"S
'sn's-ira,onheck Hollis: ySar., .gls ls2 ~
11 Yc =, o. q 10 cog o. rs n At ~ IS IS do, l5t n
Il ita M Dc? Ma 6% T. = &yei calves. Jos a,
q d. la H. a; y 50; "a do. 1873 n. at 81 rs; do
!, ., Y IL | i.a 81 : s:s; s
I,3,r'.Ft9g = M I'D Ga ssT 10 10 At :. y
'n'cnn5 5 ( TcwHy TO Vcals, ltO n, at 4i-2c
jSi ts ySol. $50 70 r a. Veal.
NJ 'ohn' h%t"Igg 6 at 81 H. ~ o.
'2i sl = e, I Il" Rccss SO carloads Of 90;
ba nu r - Of Sarooi @ere held over from ~
y; II Sp J 5Sh Wc ana aiad dull
weak mi spring Lambs On continued froy rc"ipts q,
o" EcTor Tssttons vSro a. 20 Tos5 - for sheer
s SOU lamb, .Si q d7 a4s pr u fair Jerseys al
ls and ordinary s!a aY, At q Ohio ,Scoo 30 n Al
g = % 100 Tio &C. g e. b. :. .
r. n rs.oc ~ 40 @r4 ohio Sheep 50 n a. e. s. 2ii d,
= -. A. so; VIRGINIA Cwc@ - %; A. - ~ ~
sni' '2,"D .! = o't7; 'ss d. OIL - n at e. 81 o.
r. $ Es-; go Onto sheep 90 =, at 81 So So Jersey
Trt to- GIlc, ars virginia lambs Oos n OF &c
GUti nackne6lm 2fO Buffalo Sheep os n, at 80 I;
ns.S5,:E n..: 90 ySrmon, sheep 'sg g 8 n
22 MGGge 70 Dc" IS, 90 a. 20 n Is "a aS' Vernon"
srnS:2n S5 2HC sheep - :, n ~ at - % 80 d"
| ~ pIucnrsck s Dewey 5oa western sheep. SO 10, a
iiuma 3 MulIcn 81 sa,, Ewes. 50 y, at 81 30; :;
100 10, i 3, N'""'' ur .n- easier ''' = " .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

COTTON-On tho SPOT steady and unchanged, with morn
doing sales AA0 bales for export ani $50 bales Tor con
SUMPTION Port receipts 2236 bales. a. against 544S
hslcs last week OSbS for tho TIM last year
Total for week. laiso bales against p 1871 bales as
week aud % J25 baos this time last year since SGD
tembcr the receipts the ports Aggregated hfiHIo
6ale comparing With Obs so bales for The correspond
Qootatons arc baacd American standard OF els'sin
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary go,

Good Ordinary .......s 80 Low pifilinp ..,. 30
Street Cppl Orilrnrys 1916 MIME" q 10
options ruled Gulot today anl N" fluctuations In prices
We Liverpool w.ukClfi carly.
and tho locs! marECt rsuoulcl With decline OF "0i
points, most markell months. Tn" lOsN how
"yrr T"Clpd, aGi mat hgury. vcEr st.lly.
snlc-, q, 500 bllcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

,,. =, "a al yanco sase IL ausr refined 70 easter
ofe snif with An easier tendeEoy China tca qnef ena
1haaa sBa Ceyon COMMON are eascfi ns ps
ssss IN oeylon arm Rice II dull and easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May l7.-spansh gold ~ sIss2 S7t, 81
anss drn Sngar-Hoders hold aooi oOy hags OF eentr'
p.arlLalon. sold at 81 10 gold per qaiaal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
CHICAGO, May 1.-the leading futures rhhg74 As IOo"s

Cash quoatlons vere q. follows. No spring wheat $50
sSI,c No Spring Wheat al 12c: No rel s30
No q Corn 3tc No2 22l,c. No. Rye Ale No BAR.
lev nominal No. / Flax Seed at 81 81 Prime Timothy
Ssad II yT1R; "a Mess Pork all IS per boL Lard
:, II = par short RIB sides looss 81 81 $50 Dy
sntad shoiner, boIei e5 - e5 SO short Clear shlst
boxed 81 l2I825 Whisky. stert finished Eoo y D!
per gallon. Sugars-Cut Loaf ys39Stoi aranuatea SAC
krapdard "a" &c
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so45s17,I7A eoi5, oSs, t1s Dee, s1Ts, 75C
Al ,890, $50 4o,1l9.73T Inc. 720,l77


Net cash balances s9s7 7s4 s2s75s155 Inc s54l2
There was a good demand for sterling sight
exchange for to-morrow's mall so that exports
OF $l,760,000 were required to meet IL. The
market was firm at quotations for business as
follows: Bankers bills at 81 81 3-8 and 81 81
respectively for long and short sterling; French
francs at OH l-2 and BIB 5-8; reiohmaris ut
% 3-S and 95 5-s, and guilders at 40 3-s and
40l-2.
In London British consols were firm ut 90 Is
for both money and account. The Bank OF Eng
land gained $4,000 pounds bullion on balance
Money between bankers ruled at l l-2n2 PER
cent and for discount Of bankers bills ct vi Ga
b-8 per cent. American railways opened
responsive 10 last evenings home closing figures
and closed with reactions corresponding 10 the
early home declines At Paris, French per
cents declined 20 s747l-2, and sight exchange
on London was easy At 1915 francs for sterling.
The attention of investors Is directed 10 the
announcement IL our advertising col umnS relative
to the first mortgage per cent bonds OF the
Oregon Pacific Railroad, OF which $4,000, 600
are offered for subscription at par and accrued
interest, nv Barker Bros. IL Co., Of Phi!adelpha,
and the Manhattan Trust Co, OF New York
The company is now operating 1916 miles OF
road and has seventy miles under way When
completed the comp1ny's main line will he coo
miles long, extending from Yaquna Bay, the
only coast sea port In Oregon, TO the eastern
boundary OF the State, where 10 Will connect
with other roads.
entire issie OF Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
FIRST mortgage bonds have been disposed Of
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--norr,r rrSANc1Ab MARKErs.

,o,-,oI MAJ ~ m-CoHsls P9i. inS both money ana
,h sIsoaIti Canadian Psclnc j6si Ens 70 DO seSond
cor soiS 1907. Mexican orhafy. 30 d. f1l S'n"o"'
sSa. penn sTiVautA 81 y; Reading, ZS's
Money y az per cent - -.
psT silysr is uulnled 81 Ieisf per onboe
atyces quOta ornt rentes AZ ~ francs en-
,,es for the and exchange on Loha"h ~ 40 ~h,
10 cent for cheeks
Epaniah Is 76it -. - -..xS., ne ,b,os
The 81 discount N tho Opon u-'@"' ~ '-''N
months Iuls IL plbdlS pJT cent ~ 81, vu,,,. =, -,
Tho amount bullion gone into the bsnA VI h"b va S@
snee to-dAt - 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

Refined oil was unchanged 81 e.65 cents per gallon
Baltimore. WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

ceived to-day ss9s,se5 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipt were e5o7, o32 and the In
tarnal revenue receipts were s430, 200.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as foliosw
MAY TO- MAY H. Direrenees
Net gold hand el2x SS6 10y DEC $3.50 53
Net silver on nd 2SfoT'oao So'OooroES Inc 4OfBo
Net legal tenders -, - -.
on hand. 2tfoI'IT2 2AifO''voc Inc iu2ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
THE MANCHESTER MARIE,

MANCHESTER May IT. ClO,hs aud yarns quiet With moe
erate business doing. Prices unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON May l7.-rnTpentino firm at 3klae
SYkNNAu, May II. -Purpentlne Arm n S6c.
wIMISUIOG, May h,-TuTponuuo nrm st S6ac,
MINCING LANE MARKETS.
LONDON Mar l7Iu Via AlnGog Lane markets beet sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

Actual cash IN
TreaE'y vaults
over outstanding
certificates. .....
Deposits in bsnks
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-17
The Interstate Commission
epS Examine Several Rail-
: way Officials.
Export Rates the Main Sub
ject Of Their Investiga-
j ton.
Phil Armour Discusses the
!, Recent Action of the st.
/, Paul Directors.
The Yankton, Norfolk &
,, Southwestern Will Be Rap
idly Pushed.

WASHINGTON. March 16.-About fifty
railroad officials, members of the Trunk
Line association, and representing the
various trunk lines of the country, APP
peared before the interstate commission
here to-day to discuss export rates on
grain and provisions and the best man
her of making and publishing these
rates, as required by the interstate
commerce act. Mr.. Sargent, president
of the Grand Trunk railroad, stated that
the export rates of his company were
based ON the inland and ocean rate, and
were subject to daily changes, growing
out of the daily and hourly variation OF
ocean rates.
Mr.. Hayden, of the New 7 ork Central
road, also spoke of the daily fluctua-
ton in through export rates, and said
it would be impracticable to publish
and furnish the commission with re-
ports of these rates, for the reason that
they changed, not only daily, but
hourly. A. Fell, general freight agent
of the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern railroad, said rumors had come to
him of the manipulation of through eX-
port rates by Western roads, but in
sisted that his road had not par
ticipateG in these cut rates. There
had been an unusual increase
in. the grain export traffic over
the Delaware & Lackawanna road re-
Gently. but he accounted for this from
the fact that his road had furnished,
and could furnish, plenty of empty
grain cars to their Western connec-
tions. After listening to statements
made by Mr.. Fell and Mr.. Hopkins,
general freight agent of the Wabash &
Western road. the hearing was adj
journed until Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-17
THE CONSTITUTION WRECKED
Unfriendly Conduct of the Olga
at the Time of the Accident,

at the Time of the Accident.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-The.
Chronicle publishes an account of the
wreeking of the barkentine ConstitnI
ton at Apia. She arrived at that port
Feb. 2. and was subsequently wrecked.
On her arrival an attempt was made;to
board her by party of Germans from
the Corvette Olga and her papers de-
manded. The lieutenant in charge Of
the party informed her captain that
they intended to search her for contra
band of war, and that martial law haSl
been proclaimed by Germany. On the
date of the occurrence the American
man-of- war Nipsic was absent at Tu2
tuela, and there was no American vessel
at Apia: Capt. Coly, of the Constittt-
ton, had only eight men on board. He
informed the Germans that his vessel
was an American ship, and that lie
would resist any attempt to board his
vessel, declaring that he would shoot
any man putting his foot on her deck
without his permission. The Germans,
after some further parleying, withdrew.
When the Constitution drifted on reef
in the harbor, and. was wrecked. her
crew was rescued by the crew of the
NipSic, which was one mile away at the
time. The crew Of the Olga, which
vessel was lying near by, offered no as
SiStalce,