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Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
San Francisco Market Review.

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.-The potato market
was more active this morning than for several
weeks past. Arrivals are lighter, and the de-
mand is becoming better Prices are still weak.
Sample wheat market quiet The demand for
export grades Is light, while offerings are mod
crate. Freights are weaker, which fact ought
to strengthen the market. Barley is quiet.
Prices of feed descriptions steady: offerings
moderate. Brewing grades quiet
There are no changesin millstufs, the uarket
being firm.
SAN FRANcrsco. Feb 4.-Apples-4Oc(9s rs.
Barley--No ! feed: 1.6O9sl.53A
Barley -Grouad, 81 so 2llSs5k.
M %Sss!1NiiI5aE; s5'l1 A.. STA No ship-
ss EscsusSts%iiy extras. x.l5@s4.s5; superane,
.,SS:ss fassS a sss e.: Il
ley, 1905; alfalfa, 11013O0.
Buttef-Fair to choice 1906.
Esac.liSifiSls saon:siSiiy 5sRSS SS RiSsrside eco
Imes-Me9icsn, %. S.0097 90; California, so
07Sc Tor small and 81 ;oo0l.7S for large boxes
Wool-Eastern, Oregon and washington, IA
aviiiea Soc. per small box RiyeSsiSe seed
lings, $l.7502 so; Mandarin, 25@5Oc per
box: Los Angeles seedlings, 81 .O09f.50; nav
RsisinsSIondon layers, $1.75@$1 s5: three
crown, loose. 81 .2O025; two crown. do, .750l.
Cranberries-12@13c per ponnd.
0nions-Red, 81. s0@s2 10; silver SKINS $3.50
Hone %Honey-white comb, 11@15; amber, s@1o.
Bananas-$1. .5O0S2.5O.
Dried grapes-3X@3Z
Green peas-3
String beans-1O@20.
Pepper-Green, 10015c.
PotatOes-7O@S1. 35. Select, 2t@3c.-
Mushrooms -15@l73Sc for common; Csc for
buttons.
Pineapples--A OO@$6.OO
Sweet Potatoes-$1 5Ot02 so
Tomatoes--Los Angeles, $1.5C0$1.75 per box.
Egg plant, 25@3Oc per ID.
Summer Squash zg15c per pound.
Marrowfat tsquash-$15@18 per ton.
AsparAgus-25Q040c.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
Calieornia Fruits ~ New York.

C1IIK0fnI6 EFuICB IN Now HUFK'
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-California fruits quiet
and unchanged.
packer who returned few days ago from
European trip states that prime red Alaska sal
mon IL given the preference over ordinary Co
lnmbia river fish at the present difference in
price infEnglish markets.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
Wholesale Meat Market.
Corrected daily by s. Maier, 149 North Spr

sreet
FRESH MEATs-Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaugterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, 6 to sc; second quail
vEAL--Quotable at 2 to SC for large and z to
1Oc per lb. for small.
MUTToN-Quotable at 6 to &c per lb.
LAMB--Quolable at ~ to l5c per ID.
PoRK-Live hogs on foot, grain fed, medium,
A to 4l5c; dressed, to &c per lb.
WooL-Spring clip, -
HAMs--Rex, 1917; Crown, 14l5: Lily, Az.
BACoS-Rex, liz; Crown, 121s; Lily, 1213.
LARp-Refned IS, 81; 5s, 81; los, 81: Sos,
Sl1 tierces, &c: pure leaf, 1215; higher all
around.
DRIED BEEF HAMs-l3c
SALT pORK--1Oe
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR,
DR. WONG HIM
PHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.

Makes a speciality Of and cures Consumption,
Rheumatism, Asthma, Rupture, Dropsy, Catarrh.
sciataca, Tum0rs, ETC.. Also diseases Of the
Eyes, Head Throat, Lungs, Liver, Stomach.
Blood etc. All ailments connected with the
generatiye organs positively cured. =
OEfICE-New number, 630; old number, l H.
Upper Main street, Los Angeles, Cal, U. s. a.
r. o. Box H6l. & $, ~ !, 81 IS3tff ~ -
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05

Couehs and HOarseness.--The irritation
which Induces coughing Immediately relieved
by use Of "Brown's Bronchial Troches" Bold
only In boxes.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
State Loan and Trust Co.
OF LOS ANGELES.
Subscribed Capital. Q 200, 900.
Capital Paid Up. 100000.
BANKING ROOM, N. w. CORNER SPRING
AND SECOND STREETS, BRYSON-
BONEBRAKE BLOCK.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
GEORGE Fl. BONEBRAKE, President
WI ". Il. FERRY. isSN' 'A' Vice -Presidents
A. f. FLETCHER, Asst. Cashier.
J. +. TOWELL, Genl. Manager.
w. G. Cochran. PM Green
II. J. WOOllacctt VIM. H. CrOcker,
San Francisco.
We act as trustees for corporations and estates
Loan money on frst-class real estate and
cOllaterals Keep choice securities for sale
Pay interest on savings deposits. Five per
cent. paid on time deposits. Safe deposit boxes
for rent. Best fire insurance companies
represented. Applications for loans received
from borrowers in person or by mail
mar19-tues- -fri-sun
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
Pacific Coast 5. 5. Co.

WVAAV VVkOU ~ ~ wv
n GooDALL, PERKINS q CO., GENERAL
embrace lines for Portland, Ore; Victoria, B
g., and Puget Sound, Alaska, and ali coast
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
Time Table Tor February, 1891.
LEAVE SAN YRANCIsc0.
5sgtl Fort Hs1iS.a {. Pomona II FEB T. ,s 90
San San Diego. and S Mach Ra. req . i0' =
aedondO So. and e. GSss Ss,ds 5ssg Feb g. H. %
Way Forn....J M Is, g Sand and Marc March 8. g. = ~
LEAVE SAN PEDRO.
San Diego. ...... rs. g. Pomona. Feb. 8, IA, %
and March 2.
LEAVE SAN PEDRO.
SAN Ezsneisco IS s and 0sIns March eso s. : - ~
5snI sE1 ssfSsas snd fS%C1s %sec Feb g. 49, "a
LEAVE SAN PEDRO AND REDoNDo.
San Francisco 81 and March /. ~ : 80
Way ro1sa ons as 8 snS 0S0s March sssS Feb J. . ~
Cam 70 Connect with steamers via San Pedro,
Leave Leave 9, E 4 r r; depot, Fifth street, Los An,
Passengers per Coos Bay via Redondo, leave
Santa Fedepot at 4:46 p n.
Plans Of steamer cabins at agents ofice,
where berths may be secured. .7psA
The steamers SANTA Cruz and Coos Bay will
call regularly at Newport pier for and with
The company reserve the right to change the
steamers or their days OF sailing.
!. For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from all important points in
W. PAHRIs, Agent,
once. No, ia West Second st., Los Angeles.
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Eastern Produce Co., 12S last First 81.
Best eastern hams, 11c and 1870; bacon,
-isi dlss@ssy @ bSs{si: ; q Stis ana SOC. Best roll
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
General Markets.

IO1xUI0ULne 9RFfT ~ T1VIT
NEW YoRx, Feb. 4.-Petroleum: March
closed at 76sk.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

iCcrccted daily for the HERALD, by Mathews
Bros, commission merchants, LAO North Los
Angeles st. Telephone 122
,fovlrEY-Hens. No. I, Per dozen, 800;
A.OO@4.50; turkeys, per h., 14@15c; ducks,
large, per dos., s55o@6 0o;. geese. 76c each:
20; choice roll. 4s,s5oc.:: fs.s roll. 16M30.
EaGs-Fresh ranch 2O02lc
(, = nHoNEY--Extrscted.l light, 614@6c. ;amber, ~
sNUra-Wainuts, &C.; peanuts. California, 40
!. PorAToEs California new s1.20; Early
Rose, $l.bO; White, $I.4O.
RAlEINs-Three Grown, London layers, per
box, y2.25@2. %; dried grapes 21l@3c., loose
Muscatels. III. .96@2. 10; bulk afsiJ- &c.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAs-Ptnk, No. !, 5000
300; Lines H:tO; navy, small, $2.76@2.sO;
walk, 13}xc coast, 1O@llc; 3-lb hand4c.
ONIONs-$4.00
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05

Green and Dried Fruits and Nuts.
Corrected daily by N. Mercadante, fruit dealer,
LOS West First street,
BANANAs--H Honduras, via New Orleans, -. o5
APRIcors- sun-drfed, 15c; evaporated. 1sc.
LEMoSs-,i - Lisbon, sweated, $275' Eureka,
NUTs-English walnuts. 7@s,f; large oceans,
Ice; BraEils. 17c; flberts, 15c; peanuts, Cali
fOrnia, &c. eastern, 12c.
POHEGHANATEs--31<c.
PEACREs--EvapOrated 190221<.
FRENCH PRUNEs-EvapOrated, 10@12cx
AfPLEs-ti Green, 81 so per box; evapor-
ated, l3914c.
PEARs-None in market
ToMArcEs--75c per box.
PLuxs-.Dried, 1O(012c.
I1MEs--7hc per 100
6rnAWBERRIES-1Oc
JAPANESE PERsIMMONs-6c.
GREEN PEAs--4c.
SWEET PoTAroEs-1@2c per lb.
GRAPEs-ImpoHted, 2Oc.
NAVEL ORANGEs-$l 5O02.5O box
SEEDMNG ORANaEs-s1. .0O6D1 rs a box
HAY MARKET.
HAY--Barley, old, No. /, y150016 barley, No.
2, E12; new, No. 1, SIS; No. 2, $l3@14; alfalfa,
$12@16; oat, $12013.
BAKLEv--Feed No. 1, sl.70; brewing, No. J.,
$l.73.
MILL FEED, ETC.
FL0UR.-Los Angeles xXxX Extra Family
patent roller, "a. 20; Capital Mills Extra Family
patent roller, $4. 20; Sperrs's S4.9O.
Corn-Large yellow, carload lots, LBS; large
Mill Feed-Bran, s2G; shorts, $2s: cracked
corn, $l.40; rolled barley. $1.7O.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER EXECUTION.

I7ree sugar as usual at your option. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05

BByg. g, HAsNoS, Deputy shs!Sa
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-05

Ol6GCTOHSs
W. 7. Chtldress, Poindexter Dunn
=. y Schaliert, e. E. Crandall,
J0hn y. Park, r. G. Lint,
A. d. Childress.
General banking. Fire and burglar proof safe
mum. ml-10m
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May Special.-Wheat having had reac-
tion from the low prices OF Tuesday Of about five cents
has apparently begun TO decline again. To-day's
ranges exceeded three cents. The best prices were
shortly after the opening, the low almost at the
close A private cable from Paris from Singer who
is there, declaring that the French damage was sn
estimated at 90000000 bushels, rad most TO do with
the strength Cash business here and elsewhere turned
out disappointingly small. however. T,rs weather
everywhere was Perfect, and the crop summaries IN
Guiding that by "The Price Current" all beaIish
The combination too much for the bulls. The
prospect NJ an exceptionally early and of an excep
tionally heavy harvest is becoming the dominant in
fuence again. July wheat opened at 81 90 IA. sold
between 81 OF and % ga cents, and closed at % Id
cents. Corn opened strong and advanced early on
moderate receipts, fullsh tactics by shippers, and
q higher sample maelet 1t lost its advance before
the close. July opened at 60 IA, sold between 63
and G1 Is. and closed at Gl Il cents. The Price
Current" reported corn making splendid progress
Hot weather will sOcn be general the corn belt
TO DAYS receipts w5rc 3ls cars, hut tomorrow's are
estimated at 40. oats were firm. in sympathy with
the other grain. July opened at a. IL, sold between
As and 46 L. and closed al 46 Sd cents Hogs were
5G10 cents higher al the yards On this and in svm-
pathy with gram provisions opened strong The close
showed the advantage lost. July pork sold from
s12 so to S12 - and closed at SIC II July lard sold
from &6 % 70 SO 50, and closed S6 80 July ribs
sold from &c 40 to Sc 32, and closed at the bottom
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
GBAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The speculative wheat market at the Produce Exchange
yesterday nervous and general rule weak. 1t
opened at advance Of sd1 cents better cable
and also reports OF cold weather in the spring
wheat section. These served for advance
BY the msnpulators. but the buying was light and
took place with the West selling freely and the closing
prices osa1 cent under Yesterdays The sales
99iS00Q bushels Spot wheat was sa1 cent lower and
and the same amount taken by mlers. May opened
OF 81 l3, advanced to 81 l4ls then broke to 81 ia the
closing price June started at 81 lO advanced 70 81 ~
5l O9t 70 81 O7e and closed at 81 O7s. August sold
from 81 0S's up 70 81 or and then bro4e to 81 o. the
81 OLE with s1044 the closing figure; December sold
down from 81 o7's to 81 o5 and closed at reaction Of
For corn the market quiet, and the course simply
followed wheat First prices showed an advance Of la
.as then slight advance and the closing prices repre-
sented net gain Of cent for the day May, and
decline Of a on other months The spot market was was
bushels.
For oats the entire market was dull and weak OPP
Of 600 bushels The spot sales were $4,000 bushels
Lard speculation was dull and in sympathy with the
break il aas1 @ tone e. ya a 1 the ts @ SuOSSs
spot market was firm but dull; The sales were $50
The closing prices were follows:
Wbeat1MSssy, 9 Ia June q o9's; July, q or
December. 81 o5as May, 1892, 81 Ces - VIZ
GOrn-May. 74i2; June 20: July. 677s; August, 67h
oats~MaY IS: June. Ssh July, 55h cents
Lad-Moy; SO 81; July, 81 o5; August 81 20; Sep
Th receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday at
New York. philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
follows; Wheat, 14e,316 bushels corn, s5193 bushels
80,iol packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Louis
the arrivals Wheat. 64.79S bushels; corn
SOB bushels oats 29o77o bushels total gain 7e4Os9
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

continued upward movement IN wnsa
%y ihf5f Ss v' % % ooSpasd Ssi Ss
Or choice Pennsyvan,;h "asssOceS aic per bush
Se HTsn was a'a I,.s o. sos sons Sss
FsRS:ylySns fSns enH,cG red Inf1'SSa n do held
as e 5upS 0 81 laaeM hz Ns.
gh offerings AID higher n,S TPSs fU Sh O'sef FAX local
Ss's nsGs Il s1'a n 9ssss. s 7ps sSvses ss Ssd
S5y1Ss asy 5S7 ssnS ass7'ss say
SesIsasdh Sa shss ssls &c rss NAY
s }ssa6s S sse GrJ SS"s9ssi sesi
ssi4 fSS SsI sg5
s3a Wheat 80 bush corn
ws JSsn.s .!es g FS ,ad e aS but
S dSd Ss,t S gs eds.4 ss SHs
& 1Sy s dsTIPas S P%
there recovery az the close the asess Sis SgSr
S; Sa. d'S1Rs Suss & 3 si sG 'sis'1
SS g%"a1 S9@gcc 5Sy Closing ee%Ser
ing Gss7 s7c Corn opened strong and as higher Trad.
n only ho ate, but yseS set IN and
SS;e =, wsss Sps Nay Otsg sS
Sssc Closing e2c July Seaelss closing sac 0ss %ss
% NO 2 s9SSoc Hay weak and lover for ali but fancy
snGe5 p5 BE s ss s smss SHY sTsn
S carn%ss I'ss g 9Rs g. %s sss
Tsh9 esSd1 a0 PORK IRON S$s9 GG Ss 3 q ssss
shfs 80 q s Dry RIBS: s Sd 80 er ol asSsS &
Bacon quiet bSyed shoulders Is So lonss 90 7Sss 80
s III S e. 'RsS g Sr Scc 4oS S
5000 bush oats 1000 bush rye rye LOCO SS,n sSn
10000 BUSH oats, 10000 bush rye, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

a. Csc August closed At 72oc septe@soer ss ciosea
=, ~. Sales 500 at 734dIsSc sy
R-The market steady on best gsope
o,hsr wise Sew-Stae Creamery, 2Ua3oc yvs
Cseamery extra zoe Elgn Creamery fancy @
~ AZ aoc do choice 2Sd2Oei do falr 70 goou 81
hoJfArkIn tubs and pals, fancy 2yc choice Sa9
Sss Good 28a27c state Dairy Msen ssos, i1s, np;s
ION cTs,mery Choice 2e good 2is2S 5s ,s SiS
1so' tctory fancy 24ad25c nrs.s 23d24e seconds
Ian state Factory 1i9ll &c do fair 70
,ns light skins, Ga10l2c; skins ta6c; state
Eactofv f cream fall made fancy coored lZalzHei 90
rSie ifsal2c good prime 10aid1laoi fair TO GOOD
foi a o5c: common fair, 92 2G1Ohe full skins 2a4c
a.. skr's 6dOc... EGGS-Firmer. State ard Pennsyl
tsna fresh 16c and Northwestern, 1870 south
e,n t5diac: Southwestern, 16h2l6ac; Ducks, 17aloc
S-RAW-MOderately active and lower, at &c Tor
so est Nuseovado 3sc for 90 test Centrifugal sales
I fsi hhds and 3164 bags Muscovado, SO test &C. Az
he cogee Exchange sales In options OF 200 tons
Inne AZ 34sc May closed at 3.36d34oe June, S4oa
s%se July, sisaS - ,6e 9a:
cubes 4'.c XXXx, Sac Mould "a" 9;i6c Dian9na
&c; Windsor .'A,'' 4c Ridgewood "A 49ec Phsnx se
"A1 4c Empire a." &C; No. 8, 4c No. T. o Sioloc :
No g. 1510c. c,v lard
ouoed az 7sc in hhds and si.c osomarsarne
7TALIiOw-ouet and unchanged Prime city quoted AZ
WOOI~The market is Inactive, but unchanged otner
wise Desirable grades In comparatively rev hihtS
and generally held at prices that have been ruihs iOr
some time past.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
c,urs IN MANY DIAMONDS.

Boston May 7.-Today's game between Kellys men and
tho Reds was magnificent contest lasting fourteen innings
In the last with two out and Seery on hrst Kelly
nut .he sphere over wall the first ball pitched
This hit only single Mains pitched Tor en-
cnnat and Boston hit him hard to the seventh inning
hut after that they did Brown led the
hating and made tremendous triples in succession
and two singles. The Cncnnatis played grand fielding
game and brilliant plays made by Whitney CanaNan
Robinson and Johnston. Murphy caught finely. Attend
snce, 100. The
Boston a. AL 3o2 Pa
Basehits-BostOn Is. Cincinnati II. Errors-Boston 8.
Cincinnati 1. Pitehers-BunintOn Mains and Daley Cm-
pire-Mattbews.
Chicago. May 7.-Cleyelsnd turned the tables on the
home club to-day and game in the first inning.
earning singles and Chlds's terrific hit
10 right for four bases and making taes
double by Alvord and Of Dahen and CoOney. The
fine weather attracted 4,ooo people. The
c,Scssvs chicssgo s..---'-''-..-..~e I Q Q ! 0-s
Basehits-Chicago T. Cleveland 8. Errors-Chicago T.
Cleveland .. Pitchers-Luby and Viau Umpire-Powers.
Cincinnati May 7s-Cncinnsd lost to-day's game with
Ptsburg chiefly through inability bat ssaey.
double plays made in the Attendance, 1881.
The
gg,,tts,S1sg g,ss,sn.gz iy-SS IN iy-SS 3 3 ! g SS ! q
os1nad .da 5EiIsS-rstssarg
Mcccade.
Baltimore May 1.-The Baltimores, by timely batting
and Ehress wdness. scored six In the first inning
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
cENsrRE or 4 PUBLIC orF1oIA1 wI1HDRAWN

the published court reports yesterday 1t was said
that the suit of Cotper J. Thornburg discharged en-
ploye of C1e Public Works Department, to recover
81 $685. for fifteen months services betweeo June, 1885,
and September, 1886, tried on Tuesday before
Judge Andrews In the Supreme Court Circuit and that
in ordering verdict for the plaintiff Judge Andrews
censured the Assistant Corporation Counsel who tried
the case for the city, Sidney j. Cowen and said that
the answer of city had been Improperly drawn and
the case improperly tried 1t should also have been
said that when Mr. Cowen presented the facts Of the
case to Judge Andrews after the trial the Judge with
drew his censure Of Mr.. Cowen and expressed TO
gret that he had been led through misapprehension
of the ctys position in the to the language
published Thornburg had originally been appointed
a rodman at SO day. About four years before his
suspension In 1885, his rate of pay had been changed
10 81 200 year and the fact made matter Of
rec1cd In the Department Of Public Works. Judge
Andrews's impression that the plaintiffs pay had
never been lawfully raised and that Mr. CoweD was
censurabe for falling TO make this appear When the
actual facts explained TO m he made the repafa
tiOn which Mr. C0wen desired
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool May z, D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the day
inGlgde Gg13 Pae' AmscSn Futures closed quiet
529i44 5@S,0id @ May a3d June delivery 4,<2,e4a
and August delivery, 5sG4Gi 596fd August and Sep
tember delivery 6l6id buyers September and October
delivery G06i "a 616sd October and November dev.
cry. 6-6td value November and December delivery
"a e3-64d. ~ N
Galveston, May 7.-Cotton steady; mi1dllng Size low
receipts 146 bales expor coatwise 5i2 bales sales
544 bales stock, II .0Sf bales.
Norfolk. Nay 7IC9iton steady mlddling. She net
and gross receipts BIG bales exports coaswse 612 bales
sales 25l bales stock 10 574 bales.
Savannah Nav Cotton steady; middling. s 3.1ee
low mddlng 9-16c good ordinary, 7c: net and gross
receipts 1855 bales eoastwise 446 bales sales
100 bales stock 2S ,662 bales.
New.0rleans May 7-Cotton steady; middllng Sac /:
low mddng 7a4c FOOD ordinary, lice net receipts
hale
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

which assisted them greatly winning the game Attend
ance $500. The
EstmGDs Is.;lIs .............Ss g ! Z Q 6S-2
Pasehits-Baltimore TO- Louisville 10. Errors-Bau
more g. Louisville @. Pitchers-Madden and EhieN oi
pfre-Ferguson.
Philadelphia May THE Athletics won a good game
from Columbus this afternoon by combination OF luck
and hard hitting in the eighth inning Attendance 1Soo
The .
Athletics ..............1 Q = Q -
Columbus .....-.........1 1 "
Basehits-Athetlcs S. Columbus Z. Frrors.Atheties
Columbus D. Pitchers-Chamberain ana hheii' 0Hpii'
Jones.
Washington, May THE game today was marked oy
the heaviest batting this In the second
inning Comiskys boys batteda Carsey and knocked ou
seven hits which brought in nine runs. Again. in the
third he was hit hard for three Both teams psyeo
a good fielding game. The
Ss Ta'hi9sson hoa1s g z I'll
Washington o, St Louis II. Errors-Wash;
ington 3. ST. Louis 3 Pitchers-Cafsey Stivetts ana
Mace. Umpre-Kerins.
Syracuse May THE Bufiaos beaten to-day, be-
ing unable to gauge Ferson's pitching. The score:
SgSsIo fylssSSe .:..::::::: -.:.:11 g 3 9 9 -
Basehts-syracuse 0. Buffalo s. Errors-syrseuse 3,
Buffalo 2. Batteries-Ferson and Quinn, Goodan and
Weckbeeker.
Albany May 7-Rochester defeated Albany to-day after
a close and exciting ten-inning game The score:
klsp%y knesey.e, ........4 S.S 3 9 III
Basehits-Albany 15 Rochester 13 Errors-Albsny s..
Rochester t. Batteries-Sprogel, Murphy ana Roche f;
Blauyelt and Bowman
At Mddietown-Asylums 12. Commercials T.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore May 7.-Flour quiet; Western super 70 s7a
"a 10; do extra, "a 2Jd54 20 do family, $5d@5 oO )
winter wheat patent, 80 5JaS1; spring do S8ds1 20 do
straight, % 25aso So receipts 1886 9bs shipments
Fultz. 81 lOasI IA LongbeIry, 81 lzHsl l0 NO. red
oI O52Gsl O5a4 August, a. 06s6Sl 05S steamer NO.
red, u 10 receipts 226f bush shipments 1000 bush
stock 1877 I45 bush; sales, 10000 bIs Corn-Sauthen
nrmer white and yellow, 79a79ci mixed strong spot,
742a7424c the month, 74c june 71c; July o92a09sei
spot No white i9c receipts 63Of bush stock '99io
bush sales, $1,000 bush Oats nrmer; No. white
1000 bush stock 101 S74 bush. Rye quiet No. 2 93c
receipts, l,2OO bush; stock 1865 bush Hay quiet
Unchanged Cotton dull, nominal middng Sac. Pro-
visions quiet Butter extremely scarce, higher creamery
fancy, 3Od31c do fair 70 CHOICE 2od20c do imitation
2OaZ7c sdle fancy 25q2ec DO good 70 choice 2Za24c
lsd24c. Eggs active, hrmer, II 42Gloe Coffee strong
unchanged. Sugar easier granulated, 4.44c. Copper
steady, unchanged. Whiskey steady, unchanged.
Buffalo, May 7.--Wheat. No offerings Of cost, insur-
sold u CSaSI l02; 5000 bush No northern Chicago
at O0at winter wheat opened frnler, with
active inquiry; 5000 bush No red In store az 81 l3 IL
cars track at al 13 dsl Ii cars No white at
I'll is track co at IL il in store; No 2 red
closed at 81 IL LaSl l2 No white at @l 10 In store.
Corn unsettled, good demand ears No yellow sol9 at
73c on track 5000 40 yellow 74c; 10000 bush
No 2 at 732u74c; l4,0O0 brS1 No at 134a7J2c in
store. dull No white at 6OaO0lec, No white
at 59Iac; No . mixed 56-sc57c track No white
No , at soc In Flour dull quiet firm
patent spring. S6 l0 ass 80 do winter, T5d$5 90
Canal freights dull wheat 2sc TO New York Receipts
Flour, $1,000 bbs wheat l0o 200 bush corn lSO 600
bush oats, $4,000 bush. Shipnents-Cana: Wheat,
1872 600 BUSH corn, $500 bush rail 81, 700 bOls wheat
1000 bush.
Cbicaoo leading futnres ranoad folo,vs
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
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Buffalo, May 7-Cattle-Reeepts last "a hours, 800
head total the week thus far . 100 head Tor same De
week, 1000 head consigned through 800 head 70
from yesterday qdie5, but held firmly Hogs1Ke ,
ceipts "a hours 10000 head total Tor une week s
s975 head for same time @st week. ~ s99 0 es hesd
consigned through, $3.50 head TO New-fork LSOO he1a
sale head closed steady 40 9pep&1S & PICS %n 30
mediums s. S5as5 4O; pigs a 76ds4 9S roughs "a no
"a 20. Sheep>and ambs-Kecepts last "a hours o,SO0
head total for week thus far $500 head for same
time last week 400 head consigned through, 2GCo
head on sale 5000 head opened slow az yesterday
prices closed easy with bulk sold wool Sheep ss 501
81 so clipped s5 26d@0 10; wool lambs 81 2oaSS 90
Chicago May 1.-THE Evening Journal, reports
CataeNRccelpts, 1ioOO head shipments, 1000 head
market SO ady; extra steers SOd$6 20 Others ~ !3d
s5 95 heTer 80 eods4 so TeSans g dS0 S5a$s S 20
shipments 900 head active strong a, sSggh and aGa
prime ayy aud butcher weights. q o5ds5 O79 light.
a oJds4 %. Sheep-Recepts, 10000 head; shipments
head active steady o. strong light IeNans
$5 25ds5 90; Westerns, IS 50dS0 50 lambs $odS7 30
St Louis May 7.-Catte-Receipts, 1000 head; ship
mcnt 400 head marked steady good to fancy native
steers So 10ds5 90; fair good do, 81 20QS5 10 Texans
and Indians "a d5 10 Ho7s-Recelpas $500 head ship
ments 900 head market steady fair TO choice heavy
s0asl 95 mixed grades 81 8oasi s5; light fair 70
best a GOds4 20. Sheep-Racepts, 700 head market
steady; good to choice clipped, s4@s5 5O