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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
r B. RoosEvELr A coDTIER Or CANE LAWS.

The Newly Association Tor the Protection OF Game
up good dinners and Jolly meetings
az PnarCs las evening Robert l.; Roosevelt It's Sresi-
dent IN the chair When an excellent dinner had been
eaten. business meeting held. II voted TO
give $3.50 - aid In defending the caee OF La"ton against
steele. which has carried the complainant from
tie Court Of Appeals to tn United states Supreme Court
steele H. Ol!ccr who destroyed Lawton's nets, which
being used IN violation the state law, and
La"tOn brought suit against him, alleging That he acted
LEGALLY. The secrctar} Thomas y. Cu-hbcrt. was Ia
suuctcd 70 ask other sporting clubs ~ the Vicinity o.
NewIOrk 10 contribute % a fund Tor defending the suit
The Legislature having given 20 the association the
right to designate OF the tarcc commissioners who are
10 codfy the game :hc state Mr.. Roosevelt tho
President Was unanmOusly selected FOR the pdc" L. y
Auchincoss and Dean elected members Those
present included Eugene Backlord. stat" fish Com
soner; DR. John ". Greene, Alfred Wagstah. Judge
Boohbta'ef, eXState Senator benjamin L. LId!ngtOn,
Charles Halcck, Matthias Ni,Ol, Raymond l.. Ward.
inspector Henry Steers, Charles +. ImbrIc Charles
Banks. William Carpenter and WaAeman Hon erton
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DRIFTING IN THE SEA.
CAPTAIN WHO WOULD NOT ABANDON HIS
SHIP.
TUE VESSEL WAS DISSATISFIED BUT HE WAS
STUBBORN AND HIS WIFE AND Ci'h"
REMAINED WITH HIM.

The captain Of the steamer Aguan whlch arrived
AT this port on Saturday, tells story OF the sea "ch
sounds like that old tale Of the Flying Dutch'lah WHO
sworc he would beat around the Cape oi 'ooo nope
he beat for all eternity, and is still beating aceo"ihs
TO the afidavits Of scafaring men, TIE Agu'u Is
one of the steamers of the Honduras anu Oo''ial
American line When she was about $40 hiiies OH
Fernandpa in a southeast direction. shd sghted an
American schooner. dismascd and driving al inc I.r
OF four knots an hour. with the current vi ''c "'i
Stream toward the northeast The steamer pore GOWN
on the wreck and hailed her. she proved 10 DC 'he
schooner Mary J. Cashier, which had BEEN dismaStcd
In cyclone.
She left this port on March - for Cuba and was
ON her return trip The captain, five Satlors and
the captains wife were on board. 'ap'An = IL.
Thurhcr her master. The captain OIL tie Aeuah
offered to take the Distressed crew OIL as ne c'nSderea
that The schooner drifting to certain destruction,
but Capain Thuroer replied that he would not abandon
his vessel. nor should the crew. lie wanted to be
towed mo port. The captain Of the AGuan offered
10 tow tho di,masted schooner in for $1,000 10 this
proposal Captain Thurber replied Il Will DRIFT with
the current OF The Gulf stream until drift to -
before will pay $1,000
The captain of the Aguan then asked to be allowed
TO take the captains wife OFF the Cashier. but that
offer also refused. and the Aguan steamed away.
leaving the schooner drifting rapidly the
Atlantic. Captain Adair said yesterday that he sup
posed the captain OF the Cashier expected - be abc
United states. but he th,ughl il impossible 1ne
spectacle Of the wife refusing 10 leave her husbId
In his peril. aid the husbands stern resolve 10 make
the crew stand 10y the saip. a. we'll a his Wenc,
hoasc reply to the proposition for towaGc that A.
would dnit TO the internal regions before he xouN
accept the prOIcfcd terms. made deep impression OH
Captain AGsir ana he a, tnc Maritime ENchanEe
yt~tGdly anXiousiy seeking Tor information OF tio
Cashier.
4 partially dismas;cd schooner was reported IN
sunday hon the QuarantiGt at savannah. whiol
was al first thought De the Cashier bat the report
has not been confirmed and captain Adalr thnh
- : SLi
destination spoken Of by her captain.
The Mary ). Cashier I, three masted scho lner'
built in Bath Nc, in 1871. and registered AZ tons
she nails from Philadelphia. and was consigned u
Il. +. Motcaf Of This CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
GR1IN md PRODUCE MAEKETS.
rrhrrREs OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The statement Of statstican Brown, Of Tie Produce
Exchange shows the visible supply OF wheat 10 be
2@,7@l,gl3 bushels. a decrease OF GC4.676 bushels
the pipvOu, week. The visible supply OF cora
placed at 1I4l3.i2- bushels. a decrease Of
1.274,5O7 bWtcS. The visible supply Of oats VA
4,-O1, 1896 bushels. all increase OF 40 O0l bushels.
The excited cur, market OF saturday II coTrsr
nullihcd comparison between The Official closing OF
that day and OF Yesterday Hence We append ycstor
days hnal oih@tl Quotations only as mate Oh
record. The comparison shows Losses ranging from
- 70 cent. iisai hgIrs, beng as follow. a. "a,
Scp;eIihcr ~ 81. DecemUcr % - cents.
There were solc wide fluctuations III options yes
actions Of only 4Asoo0O bushels were recorded Tie
impetus downward given by the Government crop ~
port wa carried aboA; further In the opening
inding but report. Of extremely cold weather IN
DAKOTA served 10 iIrn the tide IN spite OF weak cable
sellers enIsrrasscd buyers and forced Steady al
vance. June went frtm % - To 30 cents. and
closed at 80 cents bid Oh the curb. Juy opened Il
96 % "a cent?. and rome 10 81 IS cn;s, ending
at 9s&St - cen'N on thr curb no n.FhsI i ransoo
d shade lower DcccmMT from 80 - cents went u
&c - cent. cloi a5 o r on the no gr Cash wheat
In the corn marAej th6 d.>Lngu shin feature wa
the active export demand, $4,000 lI,hc., being
market attcr an early depression forcco by Continued
lar-s arrivals. The oplatna were only modcrAieiy
ac;ve AID irregular. III sympathy, on small! ,csi'.
with wheat. Tie mai n,,yc- were ~ Il for Nay
at ~ y and august al = - ana FOR soG'r ,i,,
changed for .uly az ~ II osn;a.
Cash declined I2n'Hi cont with @0Gpp)
bushels taken by shippers export exchanges. IN"
large increase In TIE visible supply furnished the
weakening element. and the options agecd OIL J ::
cent for NAV al 80 il aud Unchanged for tac next
two months at ~ "a cents
There were sales Of 80 icr,c. Of lad for export.
Tn, options ended trihc higher a, follow: June
sG 81. July 20 o. August SG1C. september ~ 80
and October 81 81.
The receipts Of grain and lonr reported ycst"rday
at New York. BalumO.c. Philadelphia ard HO't"h
were ar follows: Wheat, alJj-i bushels; corn,
046 $50 bushels: oats 243,0i7 hasLels: total gran
sos, OF bushels -four, G2,9ll tachaecs. " Chi
cago Milwaukee and ST. Paul the arrival. "eir 1:
Wheat 02 37G bushels. corn Az, Zoo bushels oa'N,
2el ,706 bushels; total grain. 7sjV=7 bu'nclr honr,
lr.513 barrels.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

COFFEF-Thcrc was a dull market for Rio the
spot. and prices ruled barely steady so : hat bean
H,u9atu oe ana undcscIihrd co. l7r. No sale fcoi%
Mia SfoNthS quiet bIt sales 100 bags Central
"a .@f> Lalnayfa, aud 40 bars Cora private
'ii~ Inv Option market also W. a!d without ne"
i,a1hI'>' NJ tir outset October gaAd points, Nh''
ou'F months ruled about stenIy. but late llaNFc cable
c,nr NTE'f ana this caused = DECLINE oi J0lO lnhtH.
WIN some local realizing LEAVING on At tie boosi; lHNlr
'I"s'u a IT lover on deliver ait"r May hhIpIE
wa tihc better in ra>r G.ondN declined "Gt"l
, pI'ial qu"'ators. ~ T. Nav. ~ 81; June -
va my - ia August. 80 = t"nl. , COS oct"''
~, % "aiHIc'S O.! BiaTi,ian con - hy'h ING
STATS Gnih4 200 httk. thl'.-
Regular inst, 550 cool ,ccoid. : 80: cNchanr,
tprNHtel IA; receipts (tvo dqS l"o1l lHSN; tptii
La" 10 'ha~''' Tor tntd states dui,ne Nrrh 10y"
pa ln purchase Toy Europe ana other conn re- W.
web 1000 DaH.; Nio cragagcas by a. stanei IL"
ni''d STATES, 100 lags: fo clearance i'r i"i9E ana
.hrr countries. lhOCo ings; am'- o1nh me- al -" '
4ited States r,ilnt "r stcanet 2', ana PEI cen.
li!n'Hc per Tag; total Santos stock 3'tOO ~ : i'''
tl'aiancos 10, n!rd states by - ~ AIHi>, o" Wv
santos clearance, FOR Europe anu Other co1nt'. --"p
h'>; Santo. market quiet good average SANTOS = ~"
prc" nominal lo,nl sale, to-day, LOU p'ss -
follows
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THE TRADE II CIucrGO.

Chicago. May II (spcclal,.-Thc Important circun
stance in the wheat market 10 day dispatch from
-iatistician Dodge 10 exConeIcssma., Durham mat
his condition average Of 20 covered not the wheat
plouchcd up but simply the wheat standing. INC
bull significance Of hi, announcement was 80 aP
parent at 70 the trade mat tn price. although
tie news was received only about thirty inmates 'c
fore the close advanced cent ard oIo>cd al Tie
tipt0p Oh the day. July, which opcnad al 02 ana
when sold as low IL 35, got high ~ - ) > ana
closed at - tn 81 . cent. May opened al ~ =,
opened o. ~, got los ~. bot clJs.0 81 - =
cents. Long before TINS important mc'ad-H Wa y
c"iyCd, however wheat had surprised the lrid% 'i
L, strength. When tl" trade d'b"nt'"i tIs
morning IL partly dis-UaGcd from IT, 'o4hH 3'
pose by the aspect Oi the signal service W,tlAcf map
The temp oraturc in Dakota almost every "IoIc
to The freezing point, and gOOd many pace
very cold weather. not only the Northwest bat a,
far south Northern Iowa. There "is 10 sI 81, u
stampede Of holder. Cf wheat cSIrctcH' ~
result that after The first iittIc opening rush,
which took July ~ lOW A. ~ Js cents, ttt biII,
actually TOOK the aggressive and slowly NiIhr'
prices up The visible supply was practically WIZ
out Influence. Chicago made the decrease ~ Wnri''
900. The northwestern receipts were smJl. "iy
80 cars al Minneapolis. ana Only twenty I'VE ~
DElutl nc.shgc from springfield. H., sa'n mo-
farmers in the central p1It of the state W." com
plairing greatly % The icssan ny. Corn, lINirchcco
by the cold, wet weather, was inclined all dai 10 go
varcc. but was held bhck by heavy Selling w
Hutchinson. oats, although helped by TIE cold
wcathc:, spccua;ivoly dull. Provisions were
exceedingly dull On the curb. July wheat closed at
"a IA.
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POLITICS IN TIE NEW.JERSEY CAPITAL

Trenton. May II (SpeciaD.-The Senate Investieat-
ing Committee here to-day ~ learn the wishes of
the counsel in the Stuhr Mcdonald contested election
case. Mr.. Corbin, counsel of the committee, sald he
had no further evidence to submit. Ex-JudGe Holt
man, representing Mr. Stuhr. said he satisfied
with the testimony already IN. Ex,Judec GaTet,on
announced that senator Mcdonald. his client, had no
wish 10 Tc5It ANYTHING. Chairman Gardner all
nOgBccd that the committee VIII hear summing up
al the state House EeXt Monday.
Governor Albeit filed without his approval TO day
the measure known as smiths History" bill. Ii had
lecn passed by four successive Legislatures and each
tne Until to-day went into the GubcrnaOTIal waste
basket. Tie h,ll provide that copy Of smiths
4listory u New jersey" be placed in each public school
in the state excepting only the primary schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
COTTON MARKErs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Llvcrpool Nay. IL, 4 ,. m.-Cou0n-Thc sales OF thc
day included 100 bale. I'm, rlcan.
liqtles closed Per s,eady AlaerranMiedl,ng low
Junc delivery 3o-Gd scll'i Jra" ana J1ly dcIHi
b1vr' Agga.t dcli'Sry s?Gil 5000 Ant@Ni 1 ana
6 tGSiGd6 3l-GId september ala October dnli1cn,
6 0.Gid buyers October and November delivery Cd
seller. . 80 ~ -,
Galveston, May 1e,-Cotton quiet mlddling lI%c
tow nAdinp lIHci toG Orhnar. 1000; csporS coast
wise o. balcs sale; balc, .toca. :. io2 bllc3
Norfolk. MAY y - n'Di eteiiy middlng. IN hct
and gr-s receipts, 80 bal"s: exports coa-Wsc. az a
sale l. bales S'och, s.t37 GaieL
Sayannah, NAV L.. oron lIm niddlnc. liNc low
rfdil'nq 1llsc gool odnarr. Ioiqc; net ard ero.'
receipts. 30 lal's ,hc. "5 bale stock i0bi' G''
NcwOrleans Nav l2.--Cn'to1 NTn, niGdling, II 80 :
low mldSling. 49, geod ordnary II i16c n.t rec'ig
$50 bales 2lnS 80 balcsi fhrOr;s coa'tWlse, go
bales; salcs. 1900 bales stock G. 027 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

a M liShef .lIS. May l5;ioc LEAD-Fi:mer spot
W%AN ffsrEH.fi1ac"dy; May S2'e'- Pig IRON
Cua o dtp iS4c G for 20 tst 50 r test ' iSc
. ",!eL 80; fair TO srctIy fancy; Porto Rico
,,,, NAS ~ sIoEEs-srIHIIs TvEpENTIHE-A shade
a and % very GS c ay on s0' other haa
os T. 'i g. L 81 l. !. Z: go g? ~ So 81 s. ~ H.
4lls-lhcic strong market for cottonseed. with
a 'p gr demand sale. 700 bols Yellow 37.c 100 bD.
and ir. otto,' Cd rude priiue a5c refined summer
l"o~ J'g Cocoanut, Ccy!on. 5'sc Cochin, G',c Cod
e.s %ss % ., GO LaS prime. 5sS lsi%% S
Ma' a; S3s sp@ cgds %i"ts5 ga
1sfG win ,g,sF 1gie Mnaic crgae N9rtasrn $780,
tcachca Thcr sq Soc Rrd kaim 3: sapdni
itoI; " oNTt'oot prime, G2R"75e; Straits. Goa
t @GtAN m. f l TsXo special activity in birth
in rat UuS ~. hsfht Is dor D't,er add some ad,aGc
r r", Taa'fysr Lat SATURDAY. 5000 brs grain were
1000 bush grs". az at ElN cHirf aIgg
E,s = I'd ...., ftTRolECM Cu.Nil,l ts-itasn bari,
cua,. EGLX'%SffoGs 'GMNhrE:SSS|n ypl4
I, l,.'oM c'na dina 10 Lo"ion or Hamburg. phos
-, r"22yiNloNe-roi.K-Haa a,oo modGT;e inquiry
No, Saqi i5qsi5 iet old siiasli$9 for
r'imc Qalrt and ,tcaGy City Extra INDIA
~ y -. ~ 5olti3; Extra Mess in bbls. g. 2jG
IBIS. 5se5s HLf n%MS@V and in d ISsS d t
M fq' , GI St a.G e q: %r md G a s,s 1870
30 box. m l'"lls l. 20 aNe,@fe. bgc; zoe hiel"d
billie quo a, 3'r t"- l2-b aye, at jsc FOR 10
~ ied ii'm,, 'eloc r1o.+d do iS',ei rgkca
.' 'i At a CO., c,jr, ,,or, Gies NAY IG,SG a
u ia ,'eng q1 +" i'f Te g o, -y n. .s
a o., a.:9neg oaay o aa tn y, 49, Iqt t,r VA "a,
n
. ~ g. "a ,,'Ie 10, opi'?n. ny tn, 49,
SS.S IL 90 'es az n'Ir; Jal closed At OG!e aIes
m6G eo.d 'o St $50 sd" October eicscd at
@ o, l,, 20 r., a. 1..mne'e ,n,cc, Kenngd Con-
81 !s ''' wax marx maTSet " &rousAoa TO- win
,nanaaa Gr,,ry IT, ia , isn cf:aacty ;,asS
70 h,i., l5ei, fa To- GOOD 9cic Stat Dairy. nai!-
i,"H inb. ID, |.i- ~'t ~ choice io24' e s2oa.
"io''. le4itci IAiry tnb, fair @cllc Weeter1 lma.
a{ @cc do t sdod oa sic s 2q 5asc
, & ;ss9n,s DC parry 3, an TO- s,5,
pin afaln. . - lie Western. Dai'y or F",2ry'
49, 'r... 'Hi.i~t shippers Wer" light uy"rS to-G'y
en- 'n ncv 40 -" market Lad wax ooh N'W 'nJ
God ~ n,Iu ''' oIo r', 1or,o9 70 iS'r si.G
i., Stat. =. to.r aims. ic5c: penn, lanla -Hn,,,
~ - 'r.'y lrm- goods nh.,h la'" f9ir "9rlay
" ,.t-l f.-h l3Eaia.c. Southwestern l2',c Wcst"rn
g. ft o." l1rc: southwestern. 12'aIS'c; "oo-r y"
-sQo 'ar ges q9Ic' and ;o oe BE-. "o% ut
%a Yors T6';ld.'rsIs and Portland Tor Xov.Yor*
"'' G,, ' d. "a, rS,i &C. cu pS' o'5
C2.i.e: Po~l.rd. G'lc. Gr1uulaFd. 1l-lt.; Mould
. \ $40, EXON ', ,yeI. En-, % ~ asSc:
rAt-, "C." 5-a5'4c; "C.' 5f5 l-lGr; yellow, i''0
oc'.s d., In grl'' soa qq.,;, cG g@;
2p.' f s,,.a the % So 900 4 h. y.'v firm
N"nl-Th. demand "r nl" r"'c'- continue far on
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TO FOUND NATIONAL cuuRcn UNIVERSITY.

The semi.annual meeting bishops Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church, which has been holding in this city
past week. viii close to-day. The have
been held ia the bishops room Of the Methodist Book
Concern. All the bishops have been present Bishop
Warren, who Is on visit 10 European missions. The
sessions have been presided by nearly all the bishops
In turn, beginning VITA the senior bishop. Tho main
objects Of the meeting which has cohduce1 privately
throughout the assignments Episcopal visit lions
during tho coming autumn the discus
Sion Of proposed plan for national Methodist Episcopal
university 1t said after the adjournment yesterday
that plan for the university had been unanimously
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agreed upon and that Bishop had the agreement in
his Aet, signed by all the members Of the conference.
Bishop Hurst declined give any information Oh tho
subject saying proceedings would be made public
today, would also the list OF assignments.
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4 STRAY DRAFT For FIFTY PONDS.

The police Of the Nineteenth Precinct would like 10 find
the OF draft fOr 90 pounds sterling, made payable
b the order OF Charles Dunstn esq and datd "Lonfor
Aytl IS, 1890" IL I'm envelope Yesterday
without any explanation Oiccr James j. Perkins at the
house in West Thir:eth-st Of tie police In
that precinct knew anything the identity Of Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
NARRAGAySETT GLIB ELECTIONS.

The Narracansct Club held it, annual election at It
clubhou>c West Fifty nfthst, last ching resulting
in IN, choice of the following officers President, william
H. Cagk lrst president John C.. II. Meyers second
vce-piisd,nt, Robert f. panVcrsi recording secretary
william Kitchener oir,spoIGng seer aFy, IcFranc'
sullivan; financial secretary. David Ryan; u'a7ntcr.
James j. Phelan ccanat-aiu. CHARLES j. McCOiracA
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stock 40. red in store, May TO- GJJ.3;j bush.
against a"23o bush lat week, and iI2S6' bush thi'
.
HAY AND -rRAN-f'Ioicc Grade. have steady de-
nand,. AMI such the marie, CONTINUES nrn "t, D..
served ofsTiHt-. Lover quaiitie. ruiz quiet ilAh
Choice. s3d0oc; good. 7oa7jc; com'on t. i"f'
i9nG,r, Clover miNc95 10000 shliJhns' SUI ma,
ana WHEAT. 30df0c.
IOrS~fhcr- /, a nin market throughout.
particularly on the better rralcs' ,, VIII
stat 1859, br.t. 1919; dun. l6al1' com
mon TO elr l2oIdc; stat, best. lsso J. j.. 10 i
medium "a Toe do 7aSc do 1887. 3Oc; ia lhi
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1Oallc choice. 1888. lie common u prize. "a IVt.
METALS -TlN-Iigher and very strong but oh,o mod
cStSy ac a sales 30 ton August n,ppTEstrons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

err o and May dull q. 3s CID; June dull at IS 6.d;
July dull at 81 71,d. Hops Iondon-Pacifc Coast
There IS nothing Offering.
Receipts Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic
ports, 1900 quarters from Pacific ports IL coo from
other sources Is eco Receipts OF American corn for
the past week, 60, 200 quarters.
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COTfON-Thc spot market cay. though tlr chhh
unimi ofant. SAFES. loo bale g. export -" ~
bales for ran~umptou Also lat I0. btfurf b
ported. 2.o|1 bac FOR cNpot ana :'-a 'alcr ior co'
tio. Port receipts ocai, lob ba!"- a. against =
bales last week .G41 bale thi~ day last yaf Nn.
Icrrer recipe AZ Ga, port aggregated ,"ri l-'
bal ~, j5j bales TIL ndhs ti'
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s s,:,.., |I ss5 f.; :;.
iio% ss}yr io o,siS5 iiS Sss 1873 1873 '5
-FOUR AND MEAL-fLoI r.. iAc Gea'ia, ra ',t =
.her irrc' lec 'iieni San t5t,' l lXlG', ,l
loea. !obb,Is yr1- fi~ef uuy q hifn gan inter.
low I'm i0S at ' y 5'S 3ao6 boz c Mn q. 3D.,
- go Tor Inc N,,t Indie $40 - 'ia',oiA .,.-.' -
iloO bbls Sci, riLs - s. IO4-2 - 800 49, t.ne 90
= 35a+t o.. ra'en,> ';~:, = Low ltti' p 80
M W. " me- -. '.s AN. ordinary To- co
Wat Low INtra s. ,OasS Cea-. - o.; 90 z: -"
:, tS,., 90 Su. rna. Sring AID water y los2 =;
INC I'd S5aFt So. Mhia"i 90. I'd D. ~. so lI.l."
FLoIT Taat & a4a 49, - I'm md sr
2, hir' g. LII ~ aad ..l, o'- S1S. 20 81
saIer'no a. ,3I+ 20 > -A"s@S p fancy IN sna. IT,.
oyo:4a V a, = oGt4 So aai s'snaywlac 30 s4
~ GHaAIx-wnEAT-An un-e..ed f.e.ias rr"elod m
hot esre'i7iy br,-i. About 10000 bu.h... chang
hands aud q con-.l-iati' ~ 90 %; ne t'-'"
I'D t,oar ioo. and p,.-.- declined a,olt ,. at.f I'D
w. st' i'.''. .,.,i r--, ani nna. 0tlr .~
IT. ri,e 81 ~. ~. n. 1a4i sa,aaeoG b. s5. ,.,
iron J.iG opnd r. ~. 90 . aa' WV. 9a'H . 't 90
~. Go r,,a,nt , ior' brl ;.. fol',e.i it Pie,
y 90. a. wheh ~ 90 n.ti NJ, 81. ,''' 30
.
a. 90 m' a., ~ .t .,g,.i...,
thor arr and 'ol N.Y. - pc, ,'1'''f o., az ,s
% news To ''uir ia1 tl' tc W ''t' ii- '''
w.iih'f Ia Dakota. ana 20 MS Nn- a-'flI" i''i 81 W
ad,anca. cable conpnr.d dun and weak and r.'.yr
w.rr liberal. Wl!'f III t.rtrutr. were lfs' l1-
visible -upply dccr'a'e ooc'.Gse bush "a .on'Fhn.
q .lo,c tr,ttou- r-t.uatas. did
:.r.1.iv ar,ct Price, E,por. nqu'r We,
-Iow interior atii,sis t,day u.fo 2.i2-s bush spring
- 3oa72 hush wtt.r. ~cs'~arl f','ipt- 3I3 'ti
bush. clearance. Sn.1in b"-h what ard lt"u itf-
Nour On the curb June c4o,d ''r bd July 90 up .
ga closing g--sr. Angus, 9jfc -eLt~mhrf o. f 90
Doc,mhe- g. r. Toe got market al frl-l i."'''' ID
I'D very dun. '"-lnR h"'..''f "H' NV
,'so 1o6 hush ,rt- So . fci quoted r96i.r ,'D-
- 0lfsl Ola aGoat 80. hafI spring n,mn!. - 'I
~ o., 80 No'n 9not4 II "l- ~ %, "" ,.a
N9"'try. closing ~ =. ..' ." ~. "a
OIL: DO tgrs' "',:ar|;" c,eia. .,
i''H'f u' ...
- 49, M" p'..' i''' - " 49, '' '.','
~, -" d, '',,", s,,,G w., A. i,.',d. ',.,,,l
59d5nrc. ~'lto. Gol a"c Canada. togGo'r, . - a.
'hanv,G aud eri: 49,. corn Thor 80. ." rs..ii' T,
fktt on tyli int~ t'''ht. ~ W. "'''' P'l' TO-,
l'aN ff'iIl". hf i'' '." "'' ''n'''' ''ih- -
. tive tIOf' d'.lIf| lfi TO- fh.f ITO
81 yl NOR. I..- 'aT,,'t iv 81.
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Sale sherman culver: Chicogo Steers. lt7G ~
qv"2ec, az - - PER 100 p 90 ll2i At, - 90 81
Io2o >. It = s2S / g. 1859 at = 80 Do. 10?
~; - do. lij2 o. ~ - 20; . Do l2Gj -. ~
- ~ B.; do. TO p. A. = 10 d. l2i) - az - -
STAG. 400 e.. 80 30; - W"t'-frd P'nnSvIv ana
Ste,r. r2iG g. ~ = So: 10 do 1919 p. - 20 %
ll6o u - - GO; DO. Il0l r.. at - %; 81 do.
1873 g. ~ 81 90
y NcPhcreon & Co.: moal-fed Ienn>y lyana steers.
i2ra o. - 10: do. 1918 - ot ~ - Do 100 ,. at
aO: g. 1900 = AZ - 20 - do lIs0 =. NJ - G5
10 do no r. AZ - ~. 10 d. lo5s \ - O5: S DO
1916 o. ~ g -: ! Bull 1920 =. no 50 20
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UANANA MARX IT.
Havana May l2.-Sp1nlsh gold, 242Laoi2a, ES
.banUc quiet. Sugar quiet.
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euoiatlon. are 1a.ca on Amecan standard Of ca..n.
SrAINIIi

,roei Oid!rary .........vis How Micdi'F ~ Ii-lo
Strict Good Orl.a g.. ~ VI 90 M .-.--.--..--Il1
OPTIONS wcr- somewhat variable and ONLY moderately
active. Early dly the temper VA rather b4hi-h
and plc's al ,aucod 80 point. in h"'uhg VITA I''
a. I.itcrbooi r.ral thereafter au- tn II
noN,ulcit wa io- closing. how"tti. Win little m".'
: Stl.. l.ftH
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Franci ,co Nav -. 1890.

Assessment Sierra Nevada so cente.