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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
Tho Treasury bought sl3,O5O coupon 4l-2s

''N"'"iJ 'S"b'' N'","'V IOHpUl LIS
The only sale Of State bonds WIS n small
lot OF Tennessee settlement IS AT "A rs cd
city bank stocks, American Exchange sold t25I
at l4s.
The business in railroad bonds embraced a
large variety Of issues, and while the final
advances were not large, the movement OF prices
clearly proved that the investment demand had
not been satisfied. Chesapeake and Ohio rs
advanced "a per cent 10 w IA Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic frsts 3-S 10 90 :J.S. and
Detroit, Macliinac and Marquette land grants /
per cent 10 81 "a. Oregon and TranScontinentnl
irSts gained the fnctiOn at lu3l-2 and the
Wabash divisional issues larger fractions The
only important decline WINS in ST. Louis Arkansas
and Texas frsts, which fell 2l.2 PER cent IN
so, bnt seconds closed ! per cent higher AT 2s
The unlisted department Of the Stock FIX
change WAS extremely quiet. Cotton Oil certiG.
Gates l2,4s5l lost IA per cent; National Lead
Trusts Il $40 unchanged at II a. and
Sugar Rrfnercs l2,2s0l gained 4 per cent Tho
only other transactions Of CONSEQUENCE werc in
Georgia Pacific second consols lS22 900 NJ 81 .
10 - 30
Money wns in abundant supply IT. 10 III
per cent on CALL and the bulk OF the new loans
was NJ the lower rate
The Clearing House statement today was
as follows Exchanges, s7O,ls5,1 BOB; balances,
S3.37j,si
The Snb-Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House s1l4,20 Its net loss on bolnnca
on Saturday and to-day was Sj43 S2s made I'M Inv
n coin loss OF SG0932O less u currency gain Of
Sl5j4 The two days operations covered: Re.
ceipts, A,l32, 624 payments. S4,67d452; result
Ing In general balance OF $ls4.4eo.8i6. consist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
SUING BROKERS FOR HIS COMMISSION

ChARses g Boyd says that on JANUARY !, 1855. be
was engaged by Douglass Green and Arthur r. Bate
man, doing business under the name Of Green Bate
man. stock brokers, to obtain customers for them.
He was employed In this way until tho end OF last
January. He to have onehan of the commits
Tions the business which he broughi in. He says
that the total commissions amount TO SS 1872 so and
claims that his share, including expenditures made
for the hrm amounts TO Sl9043 o5. OF this 81. 500
has been paid and he demands o. 243 05 more, Chief
Judge Sedgwick in the Superior Court Yesterday
granted order requiring the plaintiff 10 give bill
obtained by him for the firm.
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coupr CAI,YNpARs-ro-phY.

los s iss S'f 5s s
i svS 81 sgs QUIZ lS ah.m
,9s l,sS ilss Sts i las
sgrs1nr Covs!s g. TrnH-rAHr n-s'fors Pat
sUrRxkH couET-cncurT-PAIr before o'Brien, j.
srs' ' n 81 j. 10 calendar ...-,
sss SEX s5sS ssq $685.
sS sss ssSs s 1872 osS 0O'' 0'' ''''
11o sss Be ssscs
2e7S 4sS Sbss S$et 40ss 2s7s. $685. $685. 2s2 s22a
sUisxxi coURT-cIxcU1T-PAhr 1V'-Ad,ourOod until
sSSsnoeArr's oouRr-BstOr. Ransom swnls Of Joseph
J. b Trey. 10 a MI George A ThOrns' 1880 a. No. j. H
For Of B. P.dEass M a Kslsr SsOrs'
10 m, W. r. Osborn Besey Bedient g. L. Schuyler 1880
40 couRr-orSERAL TEKM-Aajourned until June
RdSss sss SapsSI
ss SET s 5 R &
iSS i4s S. SS 29j 81 1sS ss3 1-s.,or. rru,,
- 81 S SSs5 SS55 s Ss ssS s
SUP HnIoH coUKT-TnnL TLRM.PtHI tI. BE oSoT
a lss gs ss ESQ 1SS5 ss TG i3 &c., S'7 0'
sUplNion couET-TRIAL TxRM-PART 1II-Beiore DnEro
g. itsA 1851 1855 as 1872 SS itSi 1877
suipHroE couRF-fRrAL TERx-PAEr Iv-AdiOurnsd fOr
coSMos pLxAs-axnRAI TEEM-Bsiore 1Arremore C. J,
len and BSektsvsr yJ.ASlSTrnsd until JS p, T.,
cosxOs PLEIS-sFfcUL TEas5BeiGre paiy. J.NCs 9. 10
CoxNoS PLRLs-TRIAI TERM-PABTI- Before Van Hoesen,
t~NoS iS2i il2s lana llT2 1878 sS2 942 l47o, ll5I
Is9 l272 1919. 1926. l4ll hl2 49, 1862 1Ah loIo
oS Non Pr FSsSsTa1 TEIa-P1Sf ILAdOurnsd for
CTT couHr-sPEclAL TERMaBsiore Home JCMetl0ns
Soa 2SGi 2o6s ST. 1870 7l6. 6bb 800, 2096 500 $50
cur CouHr-TEILL TEnN-PAEI II before kehIoas !:
Eos 2S77 $685. 225O 7il Aa9 76o 22sb 2So2 62s 1882
tT2, sofa. -. ,.,-- ,,,-,,-~ -
err CouHr-TxfN TxRH-PklT IlI.-Before Enrich
rs xzls st5 Te4, ai7S. 2222 1853. 7Os 2s76 1886
Ccrxr on GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART I-Befors Reoorde
snyth and Assistant District Attorney Davis-Sos 10 u
tnnlnsiye.
CousT OF GRExRAL sEsSIoNs-PtsT IIBeore Martina j.
and Assistant District Attorney Fit1gerAld-No. !,
CoUar GEFHRAL SESSoNs-PART III.-befoTe 0iidef
Sleeve j. and DStrieLAttorney Jerone-SoA
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
r. nrpRY wAIL IN rRorRLE AGAIN.

Judge Holme. Of the City Court, yesterday made
an order for the examination Of Z. Berry Wall In
supplementary proceedings uneer judgment obtained
by Ingersou & Glendinping, dealers in gentlemen's
furnishing goods The examination Is TO take place
before Jared G. Baldwin, 80. 20 Nsssau-st' next
Thufsday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
BIrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

rns viii 81 Themas @. P. Bradhurst was admitted 10
probate yesterday the objections Of Mrs. Lora Brad
hurst claims be his widow and who received oy his
viii only $4,000 In lieu Of DOVER having been withdrawn
Damages 20 amounts Of $500 against the elevated
railroad companies for injury 70 the property at the north
west corner Greenwich and DesbrosSes ats were awarded
70 the owner, William a. J. PreIe, yesterday by Justice
graham in Supreme Court Judge DAILY In the Court
Of Common Pleas gave judgment for like cause against
the companies o. 500 In favor OF Christian Ruiz who
owns the property No. ts Allen.st
In the children of Jane Crothers against the
defendants for damages 70 property in South Fifth
AVE. nsar Brosnsst Justice Andrews. Of the Supreme
Court, awarded $500 TO the plaintiffs.
An attachment has granted BY justice Barrett. OF
the Supreme Court against the property OF Henry Zeimer
& Co. Of Nos o26 and $50 Broadway. at the suit OF Sal
mon Lumley a Nev.YOrk ard Paris firm. claim for
of es2 80 for goods sod and delivered Alex.
nsr Lo% Of have says nl b SnTs hG
bank and disposed Of their property with intent 10
aefraud their creditors.
Alice Graham. the little child taken from her mother.
Graham. by the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty Children Out sferwtrd restored TO her and
now claimed by father John W. Graham. was taken BE-
fore Justice Ingraksm In the Supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday reference having been agreed 10 by A. H.
Hunme the father and Charles w. Brooke for the
mother the Judge appointed Rou NJ. Morgan referee In
tho case directing until 1t is decided the child be left
in. the custody Of the mother.
iudgmens $3.50 <47 de has been entered In the Su
prene Court on behalf Of the KsnSwhs Improvement Com
paDy against the Ksnawha ana ohlo RAILWAY company on
two dated October o. 1888, payable In ak months
with inssPsst ct 10 per cent
Justice OF the Supreme Court holds thss Ply.
hsgoras Hall In Cansl.st improperly sold by the
referee George Newell and has ordered resale OF the
property
Madame Christine Nilsson Miranda the famous prma
aonna claims dividends the amount OF 500 on bonds
the Bogota City Railroad Company. OF Bogota United
States Of Colombia held BY her She has suit asain the
company amount in the City Court and her seof-
a Veafap
yudae Bosme an order placing IL on the calendar for
sp-edy TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

fryRppoor. 20 = motion Tho EAles Of the
IinC faded G. 700 bales American.
futurcA closed quiet but steady. American -Addnk-IOH
MiddnE clause Nay delivery 1854 buyers Nay
delivery G36Gd bu3srA June and July delivery. 80 sr
July and August delivery, Cd sellers August and sep
TENDER delivery, B2Gkd Secrs; September and October
delivery 4SB4d sellers October and November delivery
J46lG seilers: November and December delivery, 81
BAd value September delivery. 5 62.B4h sellers
GALVESTON May 40. --Cottoh quiet Middng lOs,; Iog
Mddlng 10 7lJ; Good Ordinary, 9't net and gross
eapIs. 40 bales exports cOastvise bales sales
bales stock, 2.G17 bales
NORFOLK May 2O-CotJon quiet Middlps Iii net and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKErS--DY TELEGRAPH.
prrvALo 20 Cattle Receipts for tho last % honrs
2736 head Total for the week thus far 6s5n For the
umo last week ;l27 Consigned through 800 head. 900
quiet steady and closed eAser hut not quo0by lower
Extra steers 1900 1900 lbs, ~ 2b94 40 Primo 10
Choc" Native shipping steers 400 10 1900 lbs, 81 Is
RutchernE grades ~ so "a Is veals 81 10 d 90 '
sheep and Receipts for the hst % hours 400
head Total tho weak thus far lO40c For the same
week 400 Consigned through 800 head 900
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domestic siiuatious tDarte0
Females.

Females.
IN AITRFSS - LACNDRESS. by two
w Protestant girls; ore a. first class
waitress, other a. hrst.class laundNsS Or
chambermHld good city reference. Address
n. H., 22s East 40th.sL
WAITRESS and PARLORM by an
w English Protestant; city or country ,
best references flo Gth.avc.. near 42t-st.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERM AID by
w a very neat North German Piote-
tant; boIt reference no objection q coun'
Try Cali at Il St.ave.. near llth-st.
NJ AITRESS or PARLORMAl An. BY a
w young woman understands her duties
In every particular. Can be seen aL present
employers West 5lst-st.
NJ ELL.EDUCATED and refined ,virl, OF
w Is would like position IN family low
salary no rough work. ), H., ~ "'S'
3ith.st.
w AITRFSS or CHAMRERMAlD and
w SEWING. by an American woman
private family. best Of reference Az
drass A. NJ. Tribune Uptown once i'-'o
Broadway. -----.---
M ARTED, Sewing BY tho dav with =
w dreAsmakeF or family. ELLA ia
West 2GtksL
XVASHING.-A respectable German WON.
w al whales gents or family wAShlnE ~
homo or would 70 CUT hY the cay liiVi
is+ave., Room ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

On proiuos EVellass tn-ty IN. BITE, mMksi va,
f ise ca a5a 6Hry fssiss Gooi Choice il ala
y Ssfasar w % .a So;s" :E 's?: 9
S SS c ST No xisea S ss9E syo Gatc ,saY
FSt o& syo,s k &: S Sd 9 Bssos . sn
sSS !. Wni'SsSy a5 I, !. 's'y anal, s. q :,
zoe Sho a,, Pf.y T. h9' 9
q 80 Packing and Butchers 81 2Jdsi 90 receipts 1870
sn 0Sio FIAT Ss5St E,,ssn tonanse ,r2ns Cayns
sni 7SC premium selling Receipts Of wheat 300 bush
ISpr.SAroLIs May 2o-wneAs aull No. :? Red $50
Corn steady M. Mixed 33c. oats nEuij No. ansS
MnvlUxEx May .2o-Fl,nr steady. wn.,: e,,y' ea's
s.' oi iSn sust 7O nv wS IS cGR ''' KY ss
f. 3 f ANS .,: :s;y
ps Ess, .eSy ois At II y + ca's,
P Flour OSs Wheat S" I OS, s,' ssy s5S SSs
s aI My Seer ass ss s .. s:
steNiy Ne White l%&27 ~ No Mm'" 2sS2Sss, Bys
spirit. ii 05 Receipts~Corn 4sO3O bush 0ar. 5000
G 9%; OaS S Rye nf ;o onsn i'O' Oh
PELAnsLrErA May 2o:-Flour5 Receipts moderate and
E;. sPS 5s sS ga SsSy 3 g 90
PrnusyvanIa Family 81 25ssi so: Psnn.ylvana Roles
s SrS r SG c sr 4 2 s5ss. 80 so d. d.
straight - 60dSs 50 81 Louis and southern Illinois
rs,sn chSs : WSssf
80 rs asa 40 do straight ~ 5u9SS rs do Patent IS IS
Market connur offerings ths spot were light
snd prices ru"l stea.y quotations for cPnons wholly
May 90 s92c for Juno 20 89nL Cor July 81 $50
DO August sO6SOhc Rye quiet bat steady At sac for
No Ponnsylvana CornMarket for car Iot, inlet and
IRt export demand and prospects, Of
NJ high Mixed anh yellow in grain depot 43Lc No >
for July 4lSs42c do for August "a a&3c. Market
hr lots ruled steady under g offerings tgh
iTnds sTSn S5po TO- WIZ y %c s elevator sc DO
track 10 Barley oats - c Choice Barley oats SO nc
80 Nlys nomnaiy 3lc futures we're weak &c lower
3. &C. do tor July 80 = S32se: do for Angus: a Rsi "a
POTATOES steady: White Poatces-SowYOrk and Western
Early Rose Choice $50 S5c per bush do Primo 932c 10
2SH5Oc do Fair 10 Good 2BT21c Mammoth Pearl
p Soc Hebron Choice 80 aS5c New Potatoes per
DO do packets az 90 sos smoked s Beat
Hams $i30ossi3 80 Pork-Mess New sltoo DO Prime
Smoket loL9l2c: DO. : p. Curel in terce. o. slOTe
SIDES Clear Rl6 IN silt aloo do 30 smoked $3.50
e; shoulders pickle cured 67iac. 10 smoked SGs ~
bellies. in pickle s6shiG do. Breakfast bacon 99SIoe'
IArd qnist steady CITY Refined ., ESQ stsAni
Creamery Extra At lie; peuuSvvauil Prints EttTA 90
~ G. and y. Y Creamery Extra at lie western taotSv
- abe Packing Batter II 1lgc Eggs arm tsa.'EssSh
firsts lSHallc Western Frsts At lie cheese s'fsng
Powdered ~, 100 GrlnulAtei g Fool ;1y SsI
Bran ga SofSlS 90 per ton rs.rs9h noJ SSy, WHeat
$4,000 hush Corn 10000 bush Oats 10y onsn; SEET
mentA-Whcat $500 busl Corn S''o osh ""' o''S
bush
TOLEDO May 2o-wh,at active, lower cash sssssoi
Nay SIC; June SIC. July &c: AusnN &c ezra
dun, slcaiy cash SOC May VIC oa, Gn'eI sIeay'
No White cash At 2tIr rov"r.-ci n"nna'' HsSeiP"S
Shpnens-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 3VOo oHsn JAWS wv
bush
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Domesht Situations mantso
EennAlhR.

Females.
SEAMSTRESS -Ny respectable young
- woman would go With family 10 sesshore
or mountains ~ seamstross or companion,
Ailrns Miss *. LEVY, care Of Vince,
32S East 3t.s.
- tNNSI RtSS by a competent person (;
- VIII asslst with upstairs work and
max" herself useful can make over ladies'
dresses nice pae" preferred to high wages
tr"ssUakcrS' reference no cards unless fare
paid. Call At $40 Fast 6Oth.st.
- EAMSTRESS and MAZDA lady. going
- Abroad wants u place for q Gierman
Protestant girl as seam-ttcSs and maid u
growing children. she can give her hlQhrs,
recommendations As excellent sramstrrSS
thoroughly competent nur>r; very Kind and
neat. Call at IS West 52d.st,
TRNINED NURSE. English, with high.
est city reference, i open Tor on ga.r.
m"nt by h" dav or hour Address Il =
H., l00 East 47th.st, ."
w AlTRESS and CHANlHERMAID.-R nv
Nr!y neat American girl: quick 10
understand: willing n assist With Other
WORK mako herself useful. but wants 4
'belN pace city OF country. AMERI.
M 30 Bth'aNc,, near l7th.St, Mrs.
w AlrRESS. by a young woman IN pri.
w Vate family 10 so 10 the country; q
ycarS city reference from har last piaoa.
Can b. Al A Fat a. 49,
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Domestic 6ituailons tuantto
Females.

Females.
NURSE.-By Young girl aS nurse and 10
" assist with upstairs work, 10 20 In the
country or to travel; present employer may
10 secn OOU GTeenwich.-t, mar Christopher.
NUiSFRY GOVERNISS With a tAm.
" Fly going to the county German aud
mu,iri best reference no cards ECO
broadway. brooklyn, J.. ID.
n I7RSE.-Ry a respectable young girl as
~ childrcn's nurse willing ~ assist with
chamtorwurk or waiting. 3lS East j0th.st. f;
ring I'd bell.
ID 0SITION as govcrncss or companion
Il Ia young or elderly lady prefer To
iravel, references exchanged. Boa la,
Nj Idletown; Conn.
- ENMSTRE~S ana CHAMRERMAIp
- l!Y n competent girl willing ana nhlig.
irg; hr-i'cIaSs reference. iOi West 3Oth.nl.
~ EAMSTRESS and CllAMBERMAID.-
- by one who IN 1rst.cluss would wait
IN lady or grown children best city ref.
Trences. Call for NJ. g.. 2O3 Lexington.
nve.
< EAMSTREsS ard MAID. -Rv a French.
- Swiss Protestant; very good sowing
by hand understand all duties best ciry
references Address J. T., 2oi West 35th.
- CoTCH WOMAN wantA house 20 take
- care OF best personal reference, Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


the average estimated az - 90 - -
REEVES Receipts 800 carloads OF B144 heao-sS "a
oads direct 20 East Side and Brooklyn slaughIsrfs
carloads at G0thst. including 80 CARLOADS ior ~. a
man 81 carloads for j. Stern, carloads Tor -
Strauss and single carload ior Meuger Ley T Ths
81 carloads at Jersey City, mainly for the markys
offerings included % carloads OF Kentucky IA
number OF droves prime heavy western S"rhi7" Ne
and a moderate supply Of medium weights z.taonaA :,
Demand only alT and prices Equality ~ ILL.,
tribe lower About carloads were 70 se ~ w ~ =
Ordinary 10 fair ''steFr sold at eS SOa$4 LII
Corn led Steers at ss s5dS4 IS for decent 70 prime
choice bringing o. Go9s4 70; Bulls OF sSGeS oo' "o"'
at 81 56ds3 ., ,,, OK Cattle ,or Meyer
Hou.eman and the Boston City Is expected 70 san 20
day with SIS for Mr. Eastman. The wyoming u eli
10. norrow 600 quarters Of Beef nelson LIZ 400
load the PTussan at Philadelphia tomorrow WIFE 1''
head. A. r. pt.L.rdt<e AZ Mon.
trcs The Tribune is able give the Canadian and
hc nast week Including 40l Catue on the toronto 80
sco On the fake Winnipeg, for Liverpool AL on 'n n
rccan and 35l the GrosbrOokc, TOT Lohnoh an %' VIZ
he Cohnia, for Glasgow, ,.,. h,s ,.o Kindly for.
.do1 H. s6Inrents from port incindinE oSt VIZ
W. the Wethefby BY Meyer HOu4enot TOT l.onu"p
on o the m ,be Rarrowmore By the same $50 do by r.
Morgan and 355 Cattle ard hll Sheen ~ Az H0 -
n,obcr iii on said steamer for Liverpool . 4, -. q.
Cable adyiees report refrigerated Def steady a. "a per ID
This weeks shipments OF Lave Cat'ie III" She'P ~ ~
Beef and Mutton are as folO"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA MNhNFlN'
HAVANA May 20-srsniSh gold - t3AH$e ~ En
change auet SuCar--Ssady SaturGaY lot ~ ccpuE
fugaL 06Y degrees polarization was sold on speculation ~
81 g2I gold per quintal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
OIL MARKETS.


on CITY May 30 NauonN Transit Certificate. ooensl
49,: highest SIn. lowest 81 closed Sla- SAlsS
~ 900 barrels clearsncsI l46SOOo charters
lO9 523 barrels shipments lOd0t0 barrels runs, G3 $40
barrels
Prr1snuRG. May 20-Peroloum dull and heavy. National
Certificates opened Al sl7s closet A. Sh highest
81. lowest. Slia.
TmApVoRp Penn. May 20 National Transit Cortncltr,
oTsned at 3D. cosed al NJ ~ highest VI n lowest 81
CkaHnces, S24. OCO bbi.
TnUsyflIA Penn, May 2O-NAaona Transit csrtnoats,
opened 81 Blss highest BlA, lowest S0si closed slS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIyE.

t'HAxLRsToE Nay 20.--Tnrpentins 1rm 81 s5lsn
eAvAFNkH, NAY 2o.--Turpentsne drm at $50
WILMINGTON Nay 2o.-Tnrpentine nrm ut 35b2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK Ayp Pr
TROLEUM RICHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May 20. 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

Ne. cash balances s2s7, 9os2Te s2ss@AOo Inc
,r, ,oroio exchanges were inclined TO he easier,
INT from nm absence OF demand rather than fresh
SUNNY gT, Of mercantile or security bills There was
no change however IN quotations Tor olsIhSS' 80 80
rSIncctl, civ for long and short sterling; French
iropcs at BIZ - and 5l3 5-S; reichmarks at
G5 80 and V5 5-s, and guildcrs ut 40 Is anu
In London British consols declined l-s 20 % LIT
for both money and account The Bank OF Eng
land gained 1871 900 pounds bullion on balance.
and the rate Of discount In the open ihhrke' n n
silver was unchanged At AZ lid an ounce Amer
icnn railway shares followed closely me 40.
vance in the home market and IN most inss"hcSSe
Paris French per cents were firm at So IL,
exchange on London being 25.2o francs TO inc
rfnrIinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
ing Of sls7, 7sl ,s4l coin and ao,ss4,iOS cur

ing of s1s7, 7si,2 4i coin and sle,oS4'ioo CUT
rency. o,
The United States Treasury at washington t t
neiyed today s34 l. 600 National bank notes Ior
redemption. .,.,, .,d ,ba In
The customs receipts were 500 b2S and the III
ternnl revenue receipts were s61 ,Z1% -, .o.h
To-day's washington Treasury statement OF casn
IN hand and deposits in bank compares WIN Tue
1apreS Of the Last previous statement as follows :
NAV IL May 60 Differences
A., a m hand sto2 400 $50 slp2 1900 Dec es2 Ss 1
Net silver on nd 2S,9t3seo -o'0''"N '
Net legal tenders ~. .. os7 an7 Inc dTl3
on Eand.......... 2ooSS'oM -3,, -
Actual cash Ia
Treaty vaults
Outst1nd"R ooo .o,n "A her s1s9 O25
cert!Hcates.... G24b 40 M 40 Inc 9g4 SIS
Deposits in banks 4l,oolVl' ,I2--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
WHEAT So. 2.

quiet and steady Winter . OOnIIo spflng Whess
Patents ~ rs as 50 Bakers - 20 63 80.
Dash quotations tounv. No. SprnE Wheat s7ae
sSc No Spring Wheat SsSOc. No Red s3SssSe
No Corn $3.50 So2 22 ~. No. AYE t0c Ne BAr
Law nominal No / FaI seed a, oil % Prime Itnothy
Seed e. So Ness Pork At ell 80 $50 per Del Lard
s6 as per 100 H. Short RIB Sdes loose a. ~ ds0 DRY
ssIted Shoulders boxed IS l2S15 IS Short clcx sies
bo1ei IS l2182j Whskey, dsuers nnlshel g1Ss u %
PER gallon. SuRlrs-CuI Lat ys49'Sc GrAauatei s'ss
iV.nN av,l-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government apd other dssirabh
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
Bankers 2s Naks.Iu.SL. Scw-lork
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There were no fluctuations ot moment IN the crude
certificate market yesterday an the dealings were "
plcaylnr proportions Thrr no ncId news u lm.
porance and the irrcgularlty Of Saturday, trailing dN
,u,.at.a A. bradford and Ttusyiils EC"inrs ~ tbs
Petroleum Exchanges held to VUt" upon th" pro.
I. pan OF practically exclusive dealings Ia "iuturr~'
m, the clos" Of bushes, here"
Tn yuts Of tho PtsburE fNchanz" was cast on Friday
sgln1t Innovation although ny narrow margiu
aud IL may innuonc" upon the other boards
There Is decided opposition 70 the experiment on the
MARI Of sDu, prominent New. commission houscs
although IL haS br"u loudly expressed and among
tho number NAY b. included stock house that Is bear
Ish In OIL which has often done large business
In certificates In old lost DAYS of speculative ANNA
ton The market, however. has fallen into such In
nocuuus denictudr sprculauvcy that II may welt b"
doubted whether particular method Ut making con
tact. will Of lt.clt rcFtor" activity
The Of prices aud tho L0tal dealings were fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

NJ AIrRESS. by a young woman IN pri.
w Vate family 10 go to the country; q
year,. city reference frum hoe last piaca,
Can be seen ~ 4 East 6Sth.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21

There were no tT0nsaOti0ns In Government
bonds at the boards but the market was steady
at the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-21
NORTHERN PACIF1CS DAY.
A CENTRE OF SPECULATION.
WALL. STREET MORE CONFUSED THAN BY
THE CORNER IN o. ANDT.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-MAY 20.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
,hanSe B'EIFt Worth a DC

GO...s..s1fo
Tenn Settlement 50
1000. .......TI
Atlantic n paoinc
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-12-07
Bellevue Grant,

Another general meeting of the citi-
zens OF Bellevue was held at the West
Bellevue school house, pursuant to no
tlce previously given, to take action to
enforce their right to use the timber
upon what is known rs the Bellevue
Grant-a grant made to them by the
Spanish government, in the year 1880.
and confirmed by the United States
government in the year 1906.
. Upon motion of Mr.. Z. S. Clements.
flle executive committee was authorized
to collect funds to cover expenses of sur
vey and for the purpose of EMPLOYING
counsel to enforce their rights in the
courts, and that The meeting fully con.
firm and ratify the authority previously
gwen the executive committee TO act
Tor the inhabitants of Bellevue in the.
premises.
Upon motion of@Nlr. w. l.. Truman.
the jezecutiye.committee was instructed
to give notification through the Opeiou-
sas papers tOsaIl persons occupying the
tract IN question, and to Rll unauthor.
wed persons taking timber therefrom.
to cease and Gesist from such tresnass
under penalty OF being prosecuted for
Inc foregoing is published by the d.
'ectaon OF the said meeting.
LrcIrs DAVID, President.
ARTHUR SIMON, Sec,y.pro tenn.