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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-18

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sIse hrdtn en antonO um 6A5 SOrna. nit @uaman Buffet erz Ons @e9fa bis
Ct 2os bia Geninn.
8ase erIadsn San antoni0 UNI 800 aa9m. nit gnaman guHtt er Ons gA@fd bis
ct 2pui8 ba Srn Irunatn 8abn, unb mad Ranas 9Th uaD Denton obne 8edfe.
8ae berLadn Gan antUnio nm 1215 @adm. nit SULLIVAN Buffet gdlafpasn bis aaubn
mn@eu grbinouns nit Durb. sdhfpasn mad Nruo ma Meucan NatonaIBabn.
rs. MAC NAMARA, W. c. RIGSBY,
9idd.asmt Rampmann @eMb. Sidd.agnt, s. & g q. DEPOT
THOS. r. FISHER, General. asent 2aubO, seps.
JE. GALBRAITH, D.L PRICE,
Generals a6asier C s&f Mqent. gfHnt General Yafasir G 9Md aomt.
H. EDDY, General Mana9n, Yak1in, Seras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

PUgs:. ssz &c. d.
"a q ssSss wsssf
a 20 do Straight - 6oss5 70 do" Patent :, - "a %
~ eye SG%s 70 Mss eonnaSG very O.
car lots c bwer futures wholly nominal No; 5 IN grain
Red !" a S epO re RED Tor Nay June
S 2. SGy At sS Sc NO 80 ii
Sk ruled ara Under stronger reports from the west ad
advanced he S yer s so % an nohnE doing
So HixS ana High Mixed q grain dePGt 49s
elevator uus .6 tS Sio No 10 for 5ny slts
Mg 40 ~. Angus iar9G2c Oats Receipts Liberal
the market for Ear shade lower Under ght 1oIca
No MS Ss SS S White e white a. StS
Poor do u,,t q SSe Nav is2s 10 June S3S
Is DO "9 df Jn i Xsa'; ,s 81 t %..sn
Potatoes steady White o DO Prime SbS3sc
Sr,o 5ood 20 SS6c Broanks and White SARA GR hncs
e .b EaF f SS? 8 siSe New Ps,
S1o5 and sssGy R S az 49, SMOKED Best Sso
o. RSfr T,s s fsS so stOS g. As%
Smoked ii SlSc do 8. p Cnrod IN terSes ID TsssEc;
s sss c,nT N E s2 AIT a and ysafd smoke. $
Shoulders; pickle ssEsd S7f SrcS * % Bacon
a QUIET H !Ilsay cS steam
Butcher, "G.. S p SnSf % Prints s2o9
C. and n Y Crsanory Extra At l7S western sTn,TTaO
Pff sS w ss,tST F rsS = steady
Part Skim, Full sklm. . &c TsSS .tssTT Winter pn
PS ST sa S sSSG 90 per c9 steady 70 w ASs
iesL bos, alOe EeceLp-Flnar "a 100 300 Srsh ship
menu"WhsaE $500 bush. Corn 5000 Ou'h oA' INV
bush -, vo ass,,.
May Soc Tos July 7Sac Aufg niy SIC 0ata
S S% '' SS Wife S1a Ss.i at cysssd 9ssoct.
1000 OgS 5000 BUSH Corn 1000
bush. LOO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

The Treasury purchased S303,j0O IL per
cents at 0s, and rejected offers oil about Sl,ooo
900 per cents $500 ., H..
State bonds were entirely neglected. or city
hank stocks Broadway sold 900 at 300, seventh
National 400 at 1875, and Western National IAJJ
at o. l-Sa97 ,
The general bond market moderately active
and usually firm. The features were Atlantic and
Pacific incomes at / 8 3-4al9l ia, Denver, no
Grande and Western frsts At 90 l.4aS2, Fort
Worth and Denver hrsts at 80 34al 90 IA Mis-
souri,. Kansas aud Texas hrsts is at 90 S-4a94l
the Is at 5ya5B IL and the IS AZ % 3-4a54, and
Texas Pacific 1rsts at 90 l.2aVi, and seconds NJ
80 "a Ohio Southern incomes declined TO 90.
Toledo, ST. Louis and Kansas City frsts rose to
los Reference Is made 10 our iull report OF
bond sales Co., y
In the unlisted department Of the Stock EX-
change the industrial enterprises continued TO he
the feature OF the dealings. National Lead led
the market with sales OF 36,gs3, at % LA
25 l.2a27s2e S.4. Cotton Oil was active, selling
q 34S0) at 60 l-4a60 .2ab. 3-4a60, and Sugar
Trust sold ID, $50 at 99a9sa9S 5.S. Georgia Pa
cifc frsts sold isl 900 at ll5 Is, and second
IS 81, 000 at SO 80, Western North Carolina
consol es (sl4 ,00Ol az OF l.2a9l 80, and Bruins
wick Co. 1901 at % 5.Sa23 rs.
The money market continued easy at 2a2 l-2
per cent, notwithstanding the withdrawal from
| bank Of s3,35O,000 gold for export
THE CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
The Clearing House statement to-day was
e. =, ioilows: Exchanges, si5S,lo6S2l balances.
! =, Tho Sub-Trehsury to-day WAS debtor 20 the
Slearng HonSe s585,99I The business OF the
nuo treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts % siA,526l4o, and payments OF
Ni'sslsxee. leaving the general balance 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
!


Just before thu, r,ose OF business at the Stock
Exchapge the governors presented 10 the mem
bers a su@mer-day gift, viz: notice that all
contracts for the distribution Of sales and quota-
lions by "telegra PHO uckcrS7 were terminated,
and that from tonight brokers arr advised TO
make whatever arrangements they can " tenn
porariIy" 10 protect their customers and furnish
tbem with information as 20 what is taking place
in the board OF coursr, this strike az the eX-
istence OF bucket-sboPs' and the little " Con-
soldstcd7 Board will cause temporary in
convenience But business will quickly adjust
itself 10 the new order; and OF the wisdom OF the
movement vicwpd from Stock Exchange point
Of dollars and cents, there can be little question.
The stock speculation opened with the popular
impression decidedly favorable TO a further re-
action This idea was encouraged by continued
reports from Chicago OF Generalization in rail
rates and by the early enga cement Of S3,35O,OOO
gold for export The mornings decline, however
proved 10 be small and insignificant. Here and
there attempts were made TO force lower figures,
but there was q buying power present that was
none the less significant because lis source WIS
not easily traced. There WAS some significance
in the later discovery that while Chicago
had been piling the agony Of cut
rates some OF It's strongest spectators had been
the heaviest purchasers OF stock The Pacific
Union and Northrrn-stocks were the leaders
in the DAYS advances. There was meeting to
dsy of the representatives Of the two properties,
hut what progress was made toward Il truckage
agreement is not known.
The Oregon and Transconincntal stock as n
SPECULATION for the time being, Is dead. To-day
the sales amounted only 10 300 shares at 70 "a
81 "a. But the contest for control OF the cleo
ton is not over. Elijah Smith has ISSUED o pam
pblet in reply 20 Mr.. Wizards charges against
him and his associates, and adds point In the
history OF the Oregon companies which makes
interesting reading. The fight wakes hot
The general market more than fully recovered
It's early declines and the stocks OF Chesapeake
and Ohio presented indications OF growing inter
est; the common sold up To 81 Ia, the second
| preferred to "a IS, and the first preferred TO
| e. l-2.
Chicago Gas Trust continued to rule firm; after
an early decline TO 55l-2 As WIS announced
| in this column, this company has declared diyi-
| dcnd of 2 per cent payable June 20. IL is the
intention of the management hr fter 90 make the
dividends quarterly. Application 20 list the stock
| at the London Stock Exchange will be made i'm,
| mediatply, where with the company record and
the existing demand for the securities OF American
| industrial enterprises, it is likely to become a
! favorite.
| The market closed strong on good bnylns
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
| Government bonds were dull and steady al
| quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Pr,TTrREs OF TITF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
Yesterday was the last day on which "ontSlhets"
viii receive the benefit OF quotations py uoher run
the Chicago Roarl Of Trade. 10 remains 10 DO 5''n
whether scrlorS interruption OF business VIII folow
this heroic CD attempt crush buekctNhopa anu co''
ceRtrate speculation In centre, or "hc'her l"S
fat as every effort Heretofore to reafd the tendency
OF modern business methods has fallen
The wheat speculation reached the moderatey acuVe
limits OF over 4 800 900 bushels yesterday but INC
business was largely In the switching OF one monh
speculatng accounts 10 another month. on NeahGr
an the Wet gave an early stimulus TO prcon ana yuD
rose frum 50 IA 10 SO ZIG cents, aga'SI O. NJ,
ON Wednesday afternoon. The reports from the Mest,
however, fall 10 give assurance OF any mPuLn,el..
injury crops. California prOsptels at re-
late trading was madr az 81 - Gol 90 cents anu Oh
The curb after the close the price was oil - cchH On
a dull business The regular final quotatOns snow
losses OF - cent for Juno at 30 IS and July AZ o.
cent AZ 81 l 2 cents Cash wheat was shade lower
but nearly 100000 bushels wore TAKEN OJ ShlPpor,,
Corn on the spot weaker and loss HtNo, a.
though the export demand ran up 10 l+OO"o DuSh'iH
sympathy with the West values wen shade higher
ending follows June, 40 10 July, ~ Is AusiSt
a.. September 40 5-s cents. Oats we're active. bu'
only steady all around options ending at - J." Tor
June - for July and - IL cents for August IN
IRVINE dulnrss ruled tho lard market and The options
closed OF ld1 points a. follows June. 81 Oh jay
90: August ~ 10 September, - II october =, 10
The receipts OF grain and -four ri N"W.fork' Phila
drIphia, baltimore and Boston reported Ne.lciuA1
we're az follows: WheN, 81; 2U- bushels; corn 4gl.Il
bushels oats n89 267 bushels total grain, b''vH4
bushels; nour, 4404O packages. ~ ih"aEn. MY
vatIkcc and ST. Louis The arrivals wcic; Wheat
80 800 bushels corn. Gli2 j32 bUshnlS, uai' 2lO1p
bushels; total grain, oGO,O74 bushels h'ur' l0570
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May ~ tSpeclab.-At the opening In the
wheat PIT to-day there few perturboi shorts
who wanted TO cover, and few scalpers who decided
IN fry once moro the virtue Of a frost scaiN. Their
buyinE got July wheat TO II Ia cents IL cent over
Wednesdays close. but could get Il no further ana
could MOI hold II oven there. Tho near futures were
weak NAV even drupping under June. II sold a, low
a. II IA cents and June n. low 90 a ! =, both
closed - J-s Besides this declino IN thr near op
lions the attitude OF the big men hurt the marhci
They wore sellers. Corn was about a. much aHcctel
by rhu-Iiay's frost wheat, no NOR 50. 10" price
aly anced 2 cont but held ouly hall ut II. Juy selling
At - IL cents. but closing al - IA ~ IS teH,
Oats werr all day within a range OF - cont july
opening ~ - IL cents and closing al - -" ~ II
cents Provisions helped liiilo By the ION
porary strength In cora but not much, PORK opened
1 y cents over Wednesdays last figures. hut cn-e
only . cent, over them. July a. Al ~ L. Larl
closed lust where closed Wednesday, short ribs al
7 ~ cents decline. ON the curt July whcdt sold az
~ IL cents The board Uf Trade tomorrow VIII
quit furnishing quotations except 10 members OF the
nnarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The veaknc,, ln National Ira At certificates yes
telday was truccabIc 70 tho sales Of the stock IA
change element. At that board prices opened at
~ 80 cents, or IS cent under the quotation at tn"
Consolidated Exchange, and declined rapidly TO -
cents There news from the OIL country :"
stimulate a fall, and the monthly report IS expected
10 b, about a stand on The sales ot the railway
stock brokers probably 10 llquldas long
accounts but they Wotc Insignificant Ia amount ana
do moi alter tho relative position the OH OutstRHd
Ing SPECULATIVE Interests IN the market. Around -
cents ihcrr NOR" Nteadincss To val u"', ana ib'
.pse NaA fairly firm q rally from thr lowest points
The range Of prices and the total dealings ""r" -
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK Il SONS.
Bankers rs Nazsau.st. Scw-iork
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NssYeE Tn4ny Ny n "a ,5. s Erg' I o.
sIde sOd brookyn sasghlg!gts - .,oad' - go,hrt
Tor NJ. LHstnan aud ~ earoals at Jrr-rl 'N "t ao
At G0iG st. at Consigned d!rrgt -, ,.-.,-...-..,
.,on s.Sd 10; Sss.i tn.S w49s.1,y, Ia' gsr.
3 carload VI ''"''''', cows At % z. Ou' At - 700
Refrigerated beet an anted SRA tI H. aud the London
market wac isd or elSsr 10 &c ,D m. break o,
.- H %s-s .nd srs .:lns saSd. si2' VI
Shipments odsy ao4 i've ostuc on the Columbia and
S sSG Sc SO Ne &,T[ 0s Or sunday on tie nd o6
Essp,n sena' QUE $40 GTarts. Of boz IA no &rre,e
sea pa S rs .651p oa Tic oan Saa making a
S'a aG G aSafS IT ' 5 o 70. S week ''' ''
s si iSs ayes Sa q :! Is @ TO- 'Hs a s spf
10 g. i3. b q 4 4 !. o. IL Is d. iSl 3 &
% d. d2 45 fS = 4 81 8 Il DO J5a H. i& 3
e % d. 1856 ESQ C. 81 F.9" $50 STE
y tg q % q o. 1870 1870 ~ at = 50 ~ 49, '-', 49,
:, S = o =: $55S 10 e.
i2 a. - 10 10 10 DO Ss5 Ma q, ss = ~ i Rran.y
y1aia Cow. iii2 At IS Is psi. i9}3 D. at IS 30 ;
.5a & fS T. Is d. hast' cs@G E: dS So"i
S cIiSsF' ;sSs 1 - ?. r At + & Nc 60
Halt breeds lAA7 n AZ - 40 Is do. 1854 d. on private
GELvEs-Recolpu to-day. $50 head and ls45 55ly y
esSrDE making the .o'o y, '0 "D nS l .1d
Ps EEL OF % i G,r WI " aas HH%s ar
as SSa nt quite as good ngarc. A. those recorded W,
tcr8ay although sellers did not clear The pens by 200
sSsS have no mo- ,S Sss % oSSp% ny
ButIc ter Calves sold At % SoGt2 20 pcI 100 fcas
T. for EEK + rR ia 1T nih e cY . ia
Ycss L: n. At = "a Do 40 n, at 81 So 40 do, lGi
3D. JsMSs. Wright Co. 27a vsaI'. Isl n. at %"o 20
co. p M r. * Dewey: a ycnls $50 n H45O
snt F2i"% xSSF L?M6sHsSsg yc:erd,y and today
eoaA, Of c.G 81 ~I sa ana
day sheep wer. in liberal supply and The market wax
sq% Pd oI r. . tT yd!e p han TO S s"
q S earring f R% n y six
sheep w.s ssscB at: at s rs per 100
cos Of Choice d. a. = S0 ya ~ sS at tGG
G ' q &c T.: SGnSh % F sa % aud jS'
.y!sS I ! ) &c. De- 80 6 I2 a. %I'iSn' ss:.2 o
S SSH'4 sSSed l'a g g T. >? HS' DO 50 e.
Virginia Lamb' 81 n at 5o y 8 81 Sheen 80 n scan, q,
o. 90; go DO so D. At s. Is; ?is DO. - n at - 10
riiso tx ad5 oES $S@;p . = % ~ DO
Ewes i2s 10 s5 go IS Jersey Lambs Is n ut lie per
p Ea Jersey lamb: q N - a. zoe PGrG ~.
Jos TS9 n1.ass09 busk' iao ~ 2i% Virgins
2so sse;S e .vssa s 5ss sSss
q . ~ 81 S e a. % e. az % HS sf F Es"as
90 & e & G 9s 90 s f. 81 29's 50 T SS
and r hn%S Dtrry o7 Western Sheen SO mat - 10
Hume MXien Is S,ie YcarinTs 50 n at ~ .,
s'',f } EsIiSs ~ 3so sss;p 90
q'i Diie"estk Dewey state Hogs averaging II!
n o. 90 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

a. q. s,ooksr. and yveders % 40 90 10 cows BANS ana
NIed Al sS3S 30 Texas Cattle ~ o00S Do oo ,.,ket
'tI"rs RcoentS $4,000 hsad shipments boOO Wstt
,vnsE MiSed "a 40SS4 60l Heavy o. 35Ssi 0O hiSn'
a. OaSI 20 Skips Is 5Od% 90 a noo. ruartet
Sheer Receipts 5000 heal shipments 2OOo DO "a 81
strong Natives 50 5oe4 go western s9rn ~ 20 WV"
ST. IouIs May 3CattlsR $40 head "a TO
900; market active Choice hssVy 1870 srJ Feeders
Fs To- 1oS 81 1898 10; Hangers Cornfed - SO@" ''
I;rass.fod 81 10 1si 80 -.. q, ano rn.rka, sfronR.
Choice Heavy and Butohers SsleJu1n' TIght Grates
Packing Medium To PRIME - o"FN ''' -1''
Ordinary 60 Brss cSo Shipments lOOOi market strong
Enir OOn4 81 UO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
THE STATE or dDE.

BALTIMORE MAY II cotton quiet Mhnlrs II 70
Fonr quiet .tcSiy Howard strSel and wrssrn Supcrnns
~ % aS % Extra Dc ~ 10 a. 90 Family Do ~ - %
civ Mis- RIO brands EIira - g315oj Winter WheAi
As rs SS 80 40 KItra g sB?i whsaiseuihern 'tesdy
TaitI - 81 Oc. Iougberry :; 0Oe 40 -orihera
.Jr wss,srn arm 80 Winter Rel -'d -2,o:
Juno -issl5c Ju'y 7.esohc Corn-SSn,hstn '',nny
white IoaIae FNuc" At toftle. We.'arn 3Tm
MIsd spot lot vtotsr. June iU, stlr, July &c.
40 N1Hi ~ SOC; GrNdrd 40. White AAf3i ~ Southrrn
ard Peun.yvaniA aoS3ic. rive Ntrnly At 5tfbhc LAY
vision. quiet, Mess Pork at G975 Bah Meats l"o."
shoulders 90. clear nh Sides 10 d. packed 6 &c
pason- Shoulders 20 Clear Ri Sides 20 Hams
quiet .caay dl31 Iart .say hSn9Si A. -
Creamery al lB1lsc. EEgs hrmrr at 1850 Petroleum
urn sOc CUnro quiot strong NJ" eargoe ti
ls1dSc sugar urrn a 4" soft AZ BTaStc tOPpor
active Rcnnci / ~. wh.Eey nrm at 2! 10 Fr"Ighs 20
per ton saOks IS, % Grain p"r bush I'll CORR tOt
orisra at %. Receipts FI"nr lGOnu hhlA, " heat
1900 bush % 900 bush oats 1000 bush Bye 200
bush. ~hipmoHts-flUuI 1000 h.A corn iiIVVV D"Nh.
sales- WHEAT ~ 900 bush torn 81 600 bush
BrTyIr0 Nay ai-wheai- No demand for Oh No Ham,
Al 10 asked 1000 bush Of SrE No Hari sld AZ 81 O2't
Kew No Northern pc Old "" Northern pb - No :
Northern - Winter grades iul weak and lower
Michigan pJc corn quiet opening higher. but closing 20
lower, No Yellow 31'4c No Yellow $50, No az
sac so Al J7liC oats steady and unchanged
M White al 8la3l.u track No. white At
No I7a sc asked Flour unchanged, IN mir demand
Mieod dull and unchanged Winter brun fl2 non IL "
spring do. Ell 6O9sl2 90 Canal treights qgiot anl
500 bhl' Corn l2s 900 bnsh oats
bush Canal ahipmsnts Wheat 4OUOO bush. corn 5000
huah shipments by Rail Flour 1000 bbis. Wheat $4,000
bush. Corn $4,000 bush. oats 10000 bush
CHICAGO May SlThe loading fnturss rsa ;ed as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
, EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortandt ~
DesbtosSes sts IS follows:
a. M for slstinglOn and irsermedis,e points nasal,
q m for Geneva Lyons, Eimifa. Rochester, bubAs
and the West and principal local points. Chair car
Elmra- - -. ,-..-...,... -.,...
D. m. for 1unkhannoek and intefredian pemsuz1
Chair cars 70 Tunksannock Connection 70 headihs ~"
s;aS D. %. for ttston sna principal internedse
nfints Chair car 70 l. and b. Junction.
!" 90 n m FOR SIaIngton and inermetists points.
Connection 70 Readng and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
M"S ~ M for Geneva. Lyons, Emirs Rochester. Budss
and The wose Ihlman sleeper 10 Lyons -.
meet FOR ali points Ia Mahsnoy and Hsleton eeE regsna
SUNDAY TRAINS -.
"a for haueh Chunk. Hasietoa and inssrnSo's~
p0b4o D. NJ for Mauch Chunk aad tnterpedass poigss
D. m for Geneva Lyons, Rimlra, Rochcstss buns0
ana The West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
s'S Wv General Eastern oniee. 2as Hroaa-sx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
1lvr srncK MARKETs.-nY rEtrGRArn.

BUULro May 3l,-csue-necelps Tor tho last q hours
Total fnr the week thus far IL 100.
Inc same time week plB Consigned through 300
head 100 OF which 20 SswYork carload sale market
gust. $500.
sheep and Iambs-ReoeiPts for the lat q honrs 1000
head Total the week thus far $4,000. For the
time last $4,000 COnsigned threaEh 1000 head SOC
Of which NeW.York $500 heat nn sale sheep IN fair
drma nd but prices declining lDd5c Choice
Ia Extra sheen e. bOa4 IL Medium 20 GOOD A. 1894 50.
COMMON 81 gOdSI rs lambs nrtIvt. but qnniablV
higher Good Chance Is $3.50 bO FAir TO Good Is Oh
Al PS; Medium 20 Fair ~ 90 10 90.
gecfuts Tor tho last 81 $50 Total for
the week tins far al $50 Dor the time week
"a 7O0 CONSIGNED through $50 head 600 ~ which
Nov. York 500 hesd sale market opcnrd weak and
loWrr bnt closed arm at outside prices Mediums 81 80
Workers 81 sbs1 10.
oacAgo Union stock Yards May 3-"rha provers'
Journal CAslehoceiptF 5000 head shipments,
as00 stranger Beevss ~ 10 ~ 40 steers Is 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

prDiuCS Exchange DIV thf ButtNr market Vas
hrm; ElEn Creamery l5|HlIo, Choice Western l?cp
lic Choice DAIRY l29lAro: 01Sd ~ Chotos sRlOC.
EEGs hrm At l26l2Hc
CISorSSArI Aay 3l.--Cotton steady Flour heavy;
Family s5 ES9f3 90 Fancy ~ 90 BSI 30. Wheat quiet.
No Rel at soc. Corn steady No Mixed 34yUAic
Data quiet No Mtei 2j92lSc Rye Mc.y No 1T
meats nrm ! short lhb. ~ 81 oO6 ~. Bacon easy
bills nnishsd good, Of 81 o.. Buttrr quiet;
Fancy Creamery l'D2Ooi Chuco PARRY O8lOc. Lnseoi on
arm. 509"lc. Sugar nrm Hard Refined "a, 9Phcl New.
Orleans 87sc Hogs strong Common and GASh; 81 Ih
- % Packing and Butcher, 81 ne IS receipts 18O3
shipments 1900 Eggs at l2Hl2 Cheese steady; ChOos
aud ohio Flats 90 NC Eastern Exchange sronE buTlnR
and 7bc premium selling Receipts OF wheat 500 bush. :
shipments, 1900 bush
MnwAUKRg May 3l.-Flour steady. Wheat easy, cash
at $50 Jnne at 75c July 70iac. Corn steady No. 3
S3aA3i9c. Oats QnirtI No White 26342Ic Rye dull ;
No J. 81 LkI 70 Barley dn No e. bic Provisions hrni
PorkCAsh Sll NV July Sll S7l LArdCaah % 90 July
90 IS. Batter steady Dairy at l24itc Eggs steNiT
Fresh a. lael2c Cheese steaiyi Chaddars old 900 70
Reeoipts-Fiour $3.50 bblA Wheat 1903 bush. Barley
l3oo bush. AUTHORIZATIONS Clio bbA Wheat LOEB
buAh. Barley $50 bnsh
rroRlA May e. Corn STEADY Insh Nix, Mixed alSSlLe
No. White rs 026Ie No White 22Ld2iSc. Rye
quiet! No. ?. 37d3ISc. Whlsk0y brm Wluos 81 % :
Spirits 81 o6; Receipts Corn 0S,i0O bush oats l0l 900
bush Rye 1850 bush Shipments-COrn 5000 bash Oats
1880 bush Rye 1000 bush.
PHILADELPHIA May 81 Four-MArknt continued dull
Spring grades ruled steady, while Waters wore weak
Extras Is ooasa ooI No Winter Family % SIssA OOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
RAILROADS.
NETWORK CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
On and after MAy - tialu- leave
HKANn IENTRAL STATION


~
HUDSON my HK, RAILROAD,
q GK Az 6 CENTkkNG SFFRiIT rlo
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room cat, g RSaay , and Al5s@ aas'sa
Ma D s II: r. + also Eat Albany I" 81 Adams wa
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nn9o4 Ere C%voSnd rolclo. ETC.. arriving chicago
. so a, m. Indianapolis ~ 3( a M 81 LC%ii 80 ~
toumbu. AID Cincinnati Elegant compartment sleeping
10 80 a. No. CnicSg, Exprc>. for Niagara Fails To;
rono, cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit ama
"a" III Il" M" m @.sSrn yorF NS,6c HgTSsf
80 p m, Albany Troy aud uuca special with draw
SIS y ~ Accommo1.loo to Albany and Troy Con on
polnts on Htchburg Il, h Drawing. room car New'hofk
I'd = m Fn. Chicago Cincinnati and st. p 5qS,. f. *
prs oS NaSa{s taI hTSl' S hnsII ST. Iouis
Detroit and Chicago, with vesubulcd ana sleeping 'HI
ais p m Cenandagna Accommodation -, SlGSD9EyGSf
Albany % Cananda,gnl Though 'rllnS''a'' new i"'N
t" '9s1 go "a MonI y" cppgoae!sgn
pa Ious Point and va St 6a"' GGas sn Il dpSs
Mountain points aud to Syracuse aud Canandasna daily
p @" sgcclal Mnn Limited arrives y a, B9C9e,s"r
10. Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati, IN.
@9 81 & BG aya ad 2 S9S@ VIZ" dy %S sEs9S;
S' @ne iT f. for snoas wSSha and Rtoni No
connection with ,rnm e1yns SHtG1sI t SIpRE cars t"
Tickets aud space ~ drawugEOom and ,leepngcors on
Genital S'stun tl3. TS6 and pi2 broadway,
f2 Park Place battery Place Us Wee. l25th.st,; aud
FULTON sts. lnI S3N Hsfiori.aye, T.. D., brooklyn,
Wcstcotrs Express calls for AMI cheeks baggage from
hotels residences.
Run daily; others daily except SUNDAY. tSop at
1sS6s station to take w passengers Tor North aud West
FAST pITTsFlELD AID NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
Csotra station Va ipTi"m Division dSy oScSp, Sunday
/ IT 90 ID, m. Fust time superior service.
j. NJ. T0UCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
Eaneral Superintendent CONF PaSsenger Agent. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
WEST SHORE RAn.ROAD, N. Y. c. &

w H. H. r. II. CO., LcSSve.-Tralns leave Wsst aga,
st. station, New York, "a follows aud iw0nty minuIss
earlier rSn t tTCt Of Of last r. Chicago Detroit
Louis '6iS, .s;f5 p 2; Toronto, 70; IS m S:fS,
Falls syFnSGse uaeH ard PrpSPai nIeEmsd9E stations
io Utica only. Kingston saueorIiSs Casiil Albany.
SaSSbuTg no. q is 49, an M 80 q Had 4 H. sSH q
? NJ Hayer;tray a. M, 2tS SO p M Elcsa ant
Chicago and s. Louis DAILY; iDay, except Satat:
Jersey cty : r. z station, ali 90 a. NJ 81 40 3, n
MoS9Ron "Gs1 sho tro station all So a. M - 80
oeleesi Brooklyn-3as washingtonst, 729 FuitoHst.,
Olec, foot Of EultOnst, NswYork ClLy-g7l 3A3
sgd oi2 nrGad.sy, 1871 Bnssy l2 Patk Place, ana
.. n Me..s9t.s ESgress calls for and shsess bag
General Passenger AhenL vanderbiltsye.. e. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKrTs

roSpoy MAY al D. m.-Ajlantio and Great Western
second mortgage trustees ecriincateS 1873 Erio 2SS
Nsycan Ordinary SOL ~ Paul Common, 74Is Now York
Ceptra lle% Michigan Central hrst mortgage boudA ~
pa, advice, quot yer gsnes - francs ~ cen
zines oT The account and exchange London At - rahoi
II + confines TOR checks
Money ldlG per cent -, -
a,hCount In tho open msfEet Tor shoft bs
and for three mon tbs bills "a ! = per cent
BAr silver quoted At aga per ounce -
amount Of bu0 Withdrawn from the BANK OF Fns
land on balance to-day ~ 466,OpO 4,
IIs sakIy statement The Bank Of France shows DE-
~ 200 OUp gold and increase OF 5oOOOO
IN allV