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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-14
A TEESEsaREE ACCIDENT
FOIr Persons Burned by an
Explosion Of Coal Gil.

4
YESTERDAYS Enterprise contain
the following:
Last evening about 7:30 o'cleci
an explosion of coal oil occurred il
the rooms occupied by J. II. Crock
we'll, the we'll known photograph,
artist, On South C street, over tht
store Of Crosby and Co. One o
Sir. CrockWeil's assistants, il
appears, had yesterday Afternoon
enptied the oil out OF a small Goa
oil stove into a saucepan. He
then set the pan of Oil on the cook
ing stove in the kitchen. As he
was preparing to leave Oh the
evening train for San Francisco at
the time he probably forgot all
about the oil; at all events he
went away and left 1t on the stove.
About O'Clock Mr. Crock we'll
kind,ed Ere in the stove. He
saw the pan but supposed it con-
tanned water, ana did not remove
it. When the stove became hot
Mr.. Crockwei!'s attention was
attracted toward it by a
cracking noise. AS he turned to
ascertain the cause of the peculiar
| sound the oil took fire and, explod-
ing, scattered flames in all direc-
tons.
His two little daughters were
near the stove and in an instant
their clothing was in flames. Mr..
Crockwell snatched up the youngest,
and while extlnguishlng its burn
ing dress, the older one ran cut
through rear hall onto B street
with her dress all ahame Persons
there rushed to her ASSISTANCE, and
George l. Lammon Jr., who FIRST
reached her, pulled off his coat
aad wrapping her in it succeeded
in smotherins her flaming dress,
while Mrs. II. c. Wilson and Mrs.
Brown threw rugs over the head
OF the child and helped smother
the flames.
Mr. Palmer an assistant in the
gallery, was following the child as
she ran and had torn off much Of
her burning dress. He also caught
up and smothercd articles that
we're set on ere in the house.
Ada, the eldest child, who is
about ten years OF age, was terribly
burned over her whole body; only
her chest and face escaping the
faaaes. indeed, she was 50
badly and deeply burned that she
seemed to feel but little pain. 1t
is feared that 1t will be difficult
tor her to recover.
The younger child, Lulu, was
seriously burned oil the left leg and
left side. Her injuries are not Of
a nature SO serious as to endanger :
her life. air. CrockwelI's right t
leg (on which flaming oil was
.hrown) Is badly and extensively
burned, also both OF his hands. ].
B. Palmer has both hands so badly
burned that nearly all the skin was
stripped of, them.
Drs. Robinson and Harris were
promptly in attendance upon the
injured persons, and many friends
and neighbors focksd to the assist
;nce OF the distressed family.
some OF the first to arrive found
md extinguished scraps OF burning
:lothing that were strewn i'll the
ear room through which the
little girl ran out to 3 street.
On the appearance of the child
IN the street an alarm of fire was
iounded, and the frcmen we've
promptly on hand, but luckily
heir services were not required.
The family of sufferers have the
heartfelt sympathy of all in the
:ity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-14
ALL SORTS.

VI Mt yesterday.
Herman Springmeyer was IN the
city yesterday.
| Senator Evan Williams was in
town yesterday.
Thee. Winters has refused $780,
900 for FL Rio Rey.
The dog poisoner is getting in
his work on Carson dogs.
The work on the inside Of Vierra's
new building is completed.
| Not drop of water flows from
Walker river into the Lake.
Fred Dangberg went TO Virginia
City yesterday on business.
John Sweeny has commenced
training his horses for the fair.
Major Ford and Lawrence Elrod
have gone to Rubicon Springs.
Several fine Carson colts will be
entered at the coming State Fair.
There is hardly any snow on the
mountains and things begin to lock
serious.
Miss Ida Ingrahm (nee Haw-
thorne) departed for San Francisco
last evening.
The Ely public school will not
reopen before next January. Cause
70 funds.
Miss Lilly Hawthorne, formerly |
of Carson, is residing in Seattle
with relatives.
x.Gov. Adams has been out in
White Pine lately, and is now on
his way West.
The Truckee Lumber Company
is building a dam near the outlet OF
Bonner Lake.
The front doors OF the Govern
ment huilding have been painted
an olive hue.
A match for big money is expect
ed between the Truckee and VIr-
,inia ball clubs.
Mrs. Lang, the postess OF the
comstock, has gone to Portland to
-eside permanently.
W. B. Graham has received the |,
of Postmaster st Ely i
White Pine county.
Carson has material for a first
lass amateur base ball club. -Tri-
1une. Where is it?
A large force of men has left s
olacerville to fight the mountain
Tres back OF Tahoe city.
The new race track is being
at night now, and the re- +
suit is more satisfactory.
Monday, August 26, has been
liked upon as the day for the ex
.cution OF Mrs. Maybrick.
Is Is said, that work on the found !
ltion of the proposed Corbett build {
az, will commence Monday. 7
Reports from all over the country a
how this to be the dryest season I
for many years. q
Livingston is doing dig business d
Il Rubicon Mineral Water, OF which
lie is the sole agent for Carson.
The total circulation of money in
he United States August 1st was !,
i $40 csc, 1887, as near as we can :,
igure. :.
On Tuesday President Harrison II
old II. N. De Young, of San Fran |.
isco, that he would visit California .
ext Summer.
Mike Davis who is now running
that was formerly Bob Cristy's boot p
lack stand is beco-n.n. = shining o
ght in Carson. ?
John J. Heating, a farmer near :
'astrovilie, was found dead in bed =
unday. Death came from an over
ose OF choral. n,
The Virginia City liners Union
ill hold their annual picnic and
ames on the 9TH OF September, at :"
readway's Park. Carson. d.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-14

Orhir-4 50
Mexican IS 90
Gould &c Curry 80
Best & Belcher-3 so
Can. Cal. { Va IA
S4vage-1 so
Ihoi!ar-l 80
Potos;-1 81
Hole Ss Norcress-2 so
CroWn poins-215
Belehc. = 10
EentncS-T5c
Ahh2-1
Conidence-53
Sierra Nevada 30
Utah-95
Excaequer-G0
Sec. Belcher--l go
Cverman-15
Unior-2S1
Chailsnge-l 60
Andes-6Jc
Peer iess-3jc
Mona-j5
Navajo = soc
Bcdle-90
North Belle Isle-1 05
Nevada Queen-90c
Scorplon-l5c
Ut. Diablo-2 -
Silver Hill-45c
Yellow Jacket 80
A!ta--1 81
Bal.imore-30c
Commonwealth-300
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-14

Pat KiIlen, the pugilist, pleaded
not guilty in the Police Court at
Saa Francisco, Monday, and de-
mandad jury trial, which was re-
fused. He was arrested last Thurs
day for giving q sparing exhibition
in a place where liquor was sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

's s,aT .g '9.'ps' 49,! w';c n"nt."' Z n2.'oa
Gouor-r ALT pr.ya,o rra, ,,ho"a"r wm It kssuyy'
Z, rnaGi.nI q. g." NyIS lumbar. - ~ . AID - AT
iors lralt 'ehoouet Lav.ri d J,a,,os ~ N,H ! TX
rrao,ss " ~ IL, NJ. Ey,> vGe. t,o '~A Columbia
I0gi3i"N,, lEIl fa!r dyHnrd 1rd prices
%; cIyort, p,.,.s Iorr. Me- quoted at Elsa
i;5 g n ,aoGJ shot g!o.- sitaiio CiD Family Mos
;d2 81 z M, l2SisS 4. T'I%a
l ni;tr a AN u.s. IA r.. .al
CIT CIT, N i,,1i, -. 4aaa 'o4y w. ruled
s,rTaSy . ~ !, 2ts E.oss H'rs il itsli i2
5 53i d. a. s sS r. 'ff SHIa" Is sss a S
S.''' " % y! an9r: lties juas e!o,oi III
nos .;.1y sal IN ~ demand Cl;y heavy T. lish
~ Mo't Parg"d .'soor5 f'nns hero t,dal AMI The
% Gas ;poI ha V d"a,aa from sPSpys,
y ,@s sea o .S aSo Ma, c 10 at g;
10. -. |;r' go &C., 7iJc, Jun" ,o|'I
Too TO-. A '.;s:! ce: at rs s,S SS,
h.a ''H ., ~. h.es ~ &C., lsc II met, Cont
njiTia. en- $so, has Su afu fI and 3 Smand
,lrtT h prcc. star" and Peun., ,s1a Crcan,ry mrw
n e. 3 3' DO, % to oo 55'4igJ 5' sa 6s-1 %
K 2 o s s p, t2ge W. % a ks do Ss 5 10 cho 100
wgern tm aa%n tr,ans;y ChooS ~ ~ GoH1aa, 70
P iHi &%;a S SS ' $a t' F:oy DO r E
% 80 O. Ga wsu ys5 S@S SSS do %n1 s&.%
ssT sco. CMG s G5 , x qas 2 2. @ ,6'
Sew ,oek sui oroa.n c9'"rrd. IN" &c do white, nne.
D. common u apvl o6B SO part >Tms, ga 7c factory
SKIM 2@Efj ls'nng lyHda s,iu- 2alc ohio dat. "a
< l2N EGGS -guloI and whH. Iod STATE
aut Pennsylvania ti &c taI aitnn, ~ l-c
l9d IS 34c; Western. l3d1ic fair to cholrc
SUGAEI-Iaw- light demand. aui prices some.
What nominal - ISiI refining quoted &c Gl4c;
and UNCHANGED @, Loaf &c; Crus6rd
De- Cubes Jic; Powdered 7.Sc, GRADUATED
i2c Mguh 3D." $40 Conf-cuoners, ~ 3 40
White Fytra C" 734G7 l3.tOc: Extra "C'S 1885,
: 5sc: &C." raj l-sc. Yollow 7-sa7c.
NfEAIINlL-Lari -sua1y aud quiet Guy. 49,:
~@tH Sc Oiromargsrln"- IIrh stronger. Cy. Ia
: l.ir. sales 10000 y OuJUrJown. private terms;
2Cu. 900 = D., =, delivery here.
TNLLOW-UuI aud rather easier Primo CITY auu,1d
4 9lBr No sal'1 reported.
IhBNitb-.lN Kentucky . small movement. or ,.ri
leaf sales ar r.N"u A. follows. 80 WILSON,
su uayuu loo l@c loo l-stT Pruu-v yanln iO5
II 10 50 cRN' 1890. pgunsylv private rrms. 80
caS:s l-s7, state Havana. tD4lGc, 800 bales Havana
Csc dtL 10, 80 bale, SluaLta. ~ 2Oa&l VJ
WOOI-rb arrivals from Texas have b,ru corn,r,
lively ag', which his led ~ business hero "A, hrr
hier E'iges. The market Is nm. Sales compfis,
~ 900 I'd Nfnur'l I"Na' al43Br erp r
4og 52' 1000 r SrrmE I"sNs 2"G2ic; 5000 n spring
Texas lga2lci $4,000 Spring T"Vu- lSy2U.. 10 600 n
SECURED TERRITORY. '5c. h.zn OpO FaII Fc,1- 400
on u.aNc terms. ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEwYorN DEALINGS.


The Produce Exchange markets continued 10 preSens
no attractive feature for sp culatorS. Cash business
yesterday was cht and only L. 900 bushels Of wheat
we've taken by shippers Prices fell OF 1884 cent.
The option trading reached onl. The f:uro OF 24oooVo
bushels, and the trading largely l0dh Inc
excellent crop prospects continue 10 cNrTiSo u'-
pressing Influence, and coupled with them were reVo'S
OF cheap charters from Odessa To MO 'S"e'V'
The ltfcleSSue,S Of the curb cast DOUBT upon 'ho
potency OF those reports The options closed down
Ia IS cent a. follows May, - o-' june 81 July,
~ - August II IL; september. II 50 december.
II IS cents.
Cash corn was firm under fro" purchases OF shippers
that ran nm to 200 900 bushels. The OPTIONS con.
inur peglected bat closed practically unchanged AZ
follows; MAY, II -. June. Al July, 81 3s, August,
Al 7s. september, ~ - cents. Oats were dull
and "a, cr. Options declined | ( cent tor May at 2S
and Is cent for June al - - and July AZ 20 IA
cents .
which impaired a stronger tone e. the market Tho
optios closed AZ gains ot Bat cents follows: May
ami June. - 10, July ~ L.: August - Ii; SOpte-
bcr - 10.
The receipts OF grain and fOur al New York Phlale-
phs, Baltimore and Boston reported yesterday as
lOuwS Wheat, - lT3 bushels, cOru $50 a. bushels
cats 2li4l3 bushels; total gIain, Ct Ola bushels (;
Tour, 42,so1 packages. At Chicago, Milv sukeC AMI
- Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat. 10 PAS bushels !
corn, GiI,Il6 bushels; oats, 2Io,lO4 bushels; total
grain, 02G 765 bushels -four. % All barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore May 2l.-CoIton dull; MdtinE llHdll t2c
steady Howard and Western Supernn M
81 5Od8V Extra 10 81 10 90 90 Family do 81 Is al rs
city Kills Rio brands Extra 50 10 96 70 Winter whaa
e. 90 as 50 spring do 10 s. IS BB
- Is % IS DO EItn % 76sg23 WheasIsouhern quiet.
FultE IS 1886 LouE6erry SS > 9SC No > Southern
nSc weslsrn easier No. Winter Red spot 80 ~ &c;
May s3I.c Jun9 sag; July SOC Corn.southern dull:
MiI~i spot 4ihdAlNo May .lSsIl Sc! June Al &c.
steamer 1850. Oats firm: Western White 80 83S &c .
90 HIsd ~ 300 Sreded No. White a. SO southfra
vimOns quiet Meas Pork at els IS Bulk Meats loose
BsOon-sHogh.r' 80 CiSar NIB sides e. Hams
Butter dun Western Packed I29lio Beat Roll II lGc
Creamery Il lsc, Eggs steady at l94l2Gc. Petroleum
quiet kehned At 100, Coffee steady
lsNslst.e sugar erm "A" Soft at - Bs nc. Copper
quiet hohnrd al l2c WhisEey hrm At 81 10 FrriRht
liverpool per steamer quiet: Gotten 2sc asked Flour.
per ton IN JACKS 5s ga Drain por bush. SID Cork for
orders 81 I'd Is Oh. Receipts Flour 900 bbls Wheat
1000 bush Corn 2l.OO0 bush Shipm Sales
What $4,000 bush Corn ll2OOO bush.
CAICA0O, May 2-Ths leading Fntures ran y "a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N"w.YorE. Tu"-ipv. May 2i-RElVT.S- Rorcfrts a.
snEost o. 7"i had - c,rord- worhaw lnu hr cx
I"rl " rari'Si, direct N Fat St rlaughrr-rr and a
'l"f' oai,hI OF j"r.gy tI# hr The market No trailing
Ia iiN" t4t.,r. Pooling weak '7
br>~.i I,H Iu. nl i'pr'>'l and draI"r- arn shading
p,I'"-, IN or!or TO- '"I Ordinary. 70 rrlmr sid, are
frNrl' cabi' edl ices tu Monday Ma On g.,
TEf% I'"'' "a'a"'"i La per H. settling At .!l or
, American 1.-Two C1',Ir worn nu,r a, II 1912, rr,r.
- -', estimated a.. ~sI weight '-. ''"P''
,',' l, No. l"t '" gpu,' g. NJ hoo' IN the Wyoming
- IH'' IN 49,. ,h. NE1n 100 addition 10 uyr castic
enc NX YIt -G RI tol heat O which 2o a, I.rcr
a"tI o Win few solicited lcl,y Rurk. Comfy n,I
pr..-,i Calves frnl rhr cro.,. q, ,n, Num-,
6ruuZhl Set ~. Country Dr.,sd Vrla sold ~, VS.
Fhf 10 Prime. aud city Dr.-~ NJ 3 n.,sr "" '' i"F
Sa,,s.I. \. I7dro.d 10 Veal. llt n ,f ,c nor ~
-, spi Ibd Hnck nrh!m lat yesterday - Yeats al ~
SHEEP AND LAMR>-Ecpoipr,. ( +, ra7o,,. 81. ~,
h,hI aui II 'af,hN~ ""f" hold pyrr yN'rrl,v rr,i
ri,, nn.i at IN" bad condition N me Odd uarSt
W stock The few -ll", ~ - gig II gs D.. H any
si t@ $685. 80 'or Lamb, only 70 J,rtys IN wo ISITP
mn Market. and bo- viii not ryrrrI So ""'ihe'
br7~set Mutton dul A. s4gc. Dr,-.ot s1S-ir, : ami.
n a. yUGi4r ana worry irv sulInR over II i2CI3r
p'rr'l G@lIng' also IN light demand at ia lie $50 '''
a. ~ , Wn"@h',k H"ls, 2d7 Kentucky Lambs,
TV.Hu Pi1coCk 10 Ohio Shoop, 80 10 n at a. e.
30 a. Ihg%,Ai -" Ohio sheep ~ n At ~ 25 2iO DO
IoGS-Rcccipr. 30 carload, ~ 4 go head Market
quoioi .teny At ~ 5Odr4 Common 10 p uno IIops
o,oN !" Lamb roi ~ State Hogs. @U2 n at a 90 DO
LIVE STOCK MARKETS- nv TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO Union Stock Yari. May ll.-"Ths provers'
Journal reports oAttio-RoosVA tAo0 head shipmSnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

5000 market BesVeA s. 251sI 40 Steers SO 80 o
- 30 Stockers Aui F5eders - so as 20 CuWA Bui IN
MlIcd 81 yDG5 80 TrTAs Cattle ~ OORS 60
HOss-Rece!pts 1000 hsad shipments "SO0 mArkc
lowrr Mixed 81 35as+ So Heavy ~ SoSs4 So IAEht
81 80 Bs4 IS Sklps IS so "a rs.
sh,-p Receipts $500 hsAi shipments 900 market
STEADY Natives tJ 50a AsO Western shoTn s3 90S4 Is
Texans ShVru 81 80 81 g. 20. lambs ~ rs os5 IS.
KANSAS CuT. May 1.-THE Live Stock Indicator
pOrs. Cattle Hn'"pts 4OsI shipments 1000 market
Good 10 Choice Corn fed 81 IS - 10
Common 10 Medium s3 25BJ Is; stOckers Feeing
~ rs B45 3: cows 81 IS as IS
Hogs Receipts 0o2O. shipmonts 37A market steady and
Good choice Si So ~ 81, Common TO Me
dum a. 20 - 80
sheep Receipts T-2 shipments none market steady
Good 10 choice Mutons % - 81 25 Common Medium
.. 30 = F5 50.
ST. LOUIS. May 2l-Cattle-Rcccipts 22DO shipments
700. slrong. Choice Heavy Native steers SO
81 40 Fair Goud 1884 10 sockers and Fosicrs
Fair Ia GOOD e. 10 IS 20, Rangers Cornted - 30 So
Ursssfci 81 OO q 81 -
Hogs-ReceipLs 2 700 shipments 400 market higher
Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 81 s; 5$I S.
Packing Medium " Prime, - 80 a. AS IAghE Grades.
Ordinary " Best, - 40 ~ So.
sheep Receipts 700 shipments 1905 market steady.
Fair ~ Choice - o. a 81 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May IL Special. The price ot wheat Inst
another IL cent to-day chiefly because OF the msfira
tons Of "Oh Hutch lie a seller OF July
through his own brokers, from II cents down TO 70 .
dlllng mp all buyers, dscouragins all holders AID
weighing tho market so that the decline kept on
long after he had withdrawn his men from the pit
The weather was perfect stu everywhere over the
West Gables were very weak Hutchinson, Il was
thought sold 750.OOot bushels, all between ~ cents
and "a l. . cents for July. There were those who
Thought that while his open selling going on no
was quietly making secret purchases on even larger
Ale through outside houses July wheat opened al
10 ia and for an instant touched II cents 10 sold
as low as 10 Is cents, and closed at 1914 cents.
NAV closed at ~ cents June al 80 cents decline
for both OF cent nom Monday Corn steady
with IL cent range, opening and closing about tho
same figures, 34a "a Ia cents for July. Oats kept
within Ia cont range. Pork to-day advanced 90
cents q barrel and closed II IL cents over Mondays
last hgircs Lard adva cents and short RIBS
cents. There only IL 900 hogs at tho yards
and fewer In the West than for the daY last year
On the curb July wheat sold al TO Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

y s g 7 ec':?: % az L. ss, 's% 2ars
o.as"s Al a 80 DO jaSe tii eo.sg =. ~. do ivy
~ lIdAt Jsc closing 81 :! Sse' DO Auggsh
81 sd,. Sssi2 Sc. clo.ss 'GS2 So
okTs-f ~ vraAcDei AID clo-ct ssit, lover " 9oth
lS%eSrT, va quite m0dsrstr. sales 1000 bushels
future 81 900 bushels not IN gtlns NJ. D. d.
4 %ihiS 2 % wai,S q ~ =: WE 10 S"d
wc.tern. 274Soc wms Dc, $la& i2e NJ . MAJ.
az 81 n ~ - 90 Ju7 g Az. 5s1 cioiiTg
~ I fc.'.,,. FED -GuoCd 20 =, Coa0,c. 90 :
5000 % + ''S7o' iV0 = '0'7o' SHARP" so's''
Nv W SD STRAW chooo grad. Of hsy have fair
SH14 qa 3; 9 s'' - a'l.Ss, Sg sSi
sSGs&: s4o5 aioa RSs
Se2f Ege &C., q 9a t0a.S slow with
,o.sres q TassTil export Js.nsrd. 10 drrS
E $:as ggs fseiSs 9s,. snss II:
ss %a and 'W.c5nan. new, i6aE6c; FoT'iFn. nss
III 9E%P AND 5TTr- s s:"E s92y ,ss t.
business s Ecpt QP'eS JgS butt ar ss,ty Manila
HIpRsase!eSt.d Ryo, riS,s ':DNE + tlgsSf on g2Sa
SS g i3d % daiofhla 0Gz ss25 n s Ha
rSTss 22s25 n Is lao Gsns A%St'Gaa reg ~!
10 STaasd Ep. 3 IL PC TSrS. &SssS \ 10 'p2
IS t. ga iCc by satod M,aHataT .sscs"i aET2 % =
s2G ssa1ern q; !h'y ran 2tgs3 -, w;
GTa Et COW 4t&ts n, 30; and r. OK totSo n
COW, t0tOO N. 6I.9Soo; city slaughter or. OoN-0 %
:, LE,ATTER.s liberal amour. Q, export, seA,. h,yr
The home consumption IL tCeTsGly fair ~ &c quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

SHk SOkf-steady, with the usual trade. We
asote Bsaafy = Reynolds. Staeei n. G.. s sc ;
49,. aayiof brotherS English ChicOry casks and
cocoA-A light movement without change o, ,mpor,
"a Trinidad iSei Bahia, 1sc and GuaySqui IL 81
cooPERAeB sTocK--TAsrs 4. q. s,,,r,,. ..u.,.,
jsr shocks beads and hoops Empty S5Ssbes eI s,s
nssd s2sse TO- sssT shocks sss ns.a. 'sso2Ss ard
70 enSkeo. 5oeel 81. Old Shooks SnS ~ GO
s s,saa, assSs Il q s0Sss q oa sbos
Rnp ptpsA Is soase; Empty Hosshsadss ~ toGs3 so
IL feet. 2Gd3oc 10 feet. 36a27e W 20 Hoops,
.D,hoS5s DYE Sc.-rhe drug trade appears ,es.on.,,
se ana i nr Sye" and chemicals is fairy so
sesps about s.esdy Alcohol moves steadiY sehsfa LIST
es s.sis ana goe for % per cent wood Bosay soeS2
100 ssS1 isS 81 cternia City esSpsSs,.
Bot. So,oa 10 ,., psTses quoted lisia s 81
sftn continues TO sel moderately oSs,SS ., a cram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

COFFEE-TNO Tor prOnpt oenVery had q HKhL dtnlahuI
but prices ruled about s1ady Fair catg2ea quoted At
and unchanged There was ltle more stir 70 the sDeeu.
the volume Of business transacted was
comparatively small and prices underwent Hight variations
DuitnosS prevailed early aftor which there was rise OF
b6iO ponts local buying and better foreign ad
vices closing sths1y Hayrc advanced l2 fr. Hamburg
dui and unchanged Rio quiet. Regular first 400 +;
good second; sooi exchange tpHyate) y Is Re
1900 Rio clsatances for United States,
:. 900 bags for Europe 10 600 bags total
stock 27S 900 bags; Santos receipts 5000 Receipts at
Rio July 10 May 20 1889 94l 900 bags; time
1855 l.e9SOoo bags; same time Iss5 1928 600 bags
Receipts Santos july 10 May 90 1889 800 900 bags
time 1855 LOSE 600 bags; same time 1887. 2,3SS
nnnnh ara Aalas hern hana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

straight = eosssE5 St Lou. and s0gae.P r. n D,.
IS 40 do straight - 5TSsi Is DO Patent IS IS
Is 81. Rye four queL steady choice at IS 90 wseA!
local milling requirements AID mark for spot lots weak 1ad
irregular. cash No Hi telned - and ~ DE aware
kCd wa: 2c LoTsr guota1n. iet iitnTss Wholly nSqaS
Red IN cieyator q 10 Ne Rcd IN eieya;or 9! s 20
AT Csc for No. Pennsylvania Corn Market Tor oar Ns
weak closing lie lower options aouin .sht cXpor; Aal
grain depot 49tc; No MiIrG Tor May IO', 84lc DO or
june 40s.Stlci do for Juiy 4lTet9c do Tor Aagl.!
Sscr for car los mt Ha Pce ga 1
White S5c do Choice trak 33t futures quiet steady;
Potatoes steady: White Posatoas-Ncw.YorE A0d we.,-n
Fair 10 GOOD IS S2Sc Bu oaIs and wat. S,1r. Choice
. soc Hebron cIoicc 30 $50 New ps;
g:Ss:t. - SS' y: aofss bsst iosiO
Meas, New SI3 so. DO. Family sia 5OsI5 So Hans
S3oked II SlSc' DO; $, = cured, N nerce. sasll.
shoulders in dry sst and urcarcd s. Se do smoked si
&C., Shoulders pickle cured s7'to DO do smoke" Sf5e;
i%ra auis. STEADY CITY Kenncd &c; s,esm 7S7SS
Butchers, iSo:e o!g "a BGs'"r aT3 4Gte! rrnnsylvsn.
D. C. and I Creamery Extra a. i7c Western FACTORY
lSgI5c Packing Batter II nc Eggs n-m PennsyivsnS
Part skim. ~ &c Fun Skins sc saT.rGRetacG arS;
Powdered S'dslc Granulated &c Fees; steady Winter
s1a 10 oS So Ss ETSeG@ 5' Ss y w SSs
$1,000 bush Corn $1,000 bush OAt. II 100 bush ship
lush
TOLEDO. May 2l;-wheat quiet lower: cA,h s:1s7c;
May sc June Sic July 5G.c; August 56.c Cern
N.Y. % we cash cash 81 ssf MAY 49, 0a s
Wheat 5000 bush Corn 30 900 bush oats 5000 bush
ShiPmentS-Wheat 1000 bush. Cora 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and RailrOadA
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The brick market Is fairy
steady. Lath unchanged Uayersttaw mara
Bricks quoted al 90 2JG$7 per 1000; uPRlyor Hard.
90 50ss7 FishkLs. ~ Jerseys sedS7 Pale Bsieks
CTotoH, Brown sI4as15; Philadelphia Front s:5 Gs2s
Trenton Front s27 Roscndale Cement 9jcdtl 10 per
per bb American Portland. e. 1882 30 German Port.
Land e So9$2 % tTeS o S,i G0Snmon lime
and do nnlshing Ell 10; ST. Johns Lime, CSC Iaths.
e. rs per 600 Coats Hair, 24d27e per bushel Cattle
HAIR 19G21e. .. A.
COTToN-Cash lots have continued fair demand and
prices rule showing decided change sales, 800
bales for export and lO02 bales for consumption Port
receipts $50 bales. against So12 bales last Week
553 bales time last since september
lie receipts at the ports aggregated 5447,649 bales,
eornparng with $50 bales for the corresponding time
labt year. .--,-.- e,-.s..s -, c,...,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

In Mems Spring Trousers we have unusually complete
stock Elegant Fancy Worsted Stripes, 1913 worth
$500 Atwood Cashmere Trousers $l.79 worth
$780, Striped Cashmere Trousers, 50 cents worth
$1.75. These Trousers from the syndicate stock
and must go by Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
xSsfl are based on American Standard o, Cl.s

Good Ordinary IA Low MifdlinR" 1910
Strict Good Ordlnary.S7-S MiddHng ..........lo 6-o
optons-Lverpool In stronger at the outset and
our market responded with rise Of 2d3 points This
was followed by further rlse later in the Day oGe 70
ijSht receipts and buying closing steady Near
months advanced 4a8 points and late ld2 points over
ths anal of Yesterday. Sales, 47700 bales.