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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
rRYING pErRo1rrM INsrEAp OF COLI.

The experiments with petroleum as fuel as subst-
tute for coal in Navy vessels. that were made few
wears ago by the Board OF Naval Engineer Experts, will
probably be resumed about the first of the year There
IS no intmaton that there ia determination to adopt
the use of liquid fuel on board the vessels Of the Navy
but the Department wishes TO be thoroughly advised
as to It's utility in the OF expense and safety. If
such substitution should be thought advisable. it
would be necessary to change the entire system Of the
present boilers or steam generators. But the most
serious objection TO petroleum fuel Is its liability TO
explosion which danger would be greatly augmented
I'm the time Of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

ready for sea by to-day, tie time ordered The YORK.
town has been taken from the dry dock and returned
to the squadron. The coang Of the Vesuvius was
finished end she was ready TO return to the North
River Yesterday afternoon. rs dint Of working tho
Boston on sunday. the cleaning and painting Of her
bottom was finished IN time for her TO be taken from
the dry dock at noon yesterday She had then 10 re
celye about $50 tons OF coal The Atlanta went % the
Yard Yesterday morning 20 take the place u the BOs-
ton In the dry dock and have her bottom scraped and
painted She will probably be ready 10 come from th
dry dock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
p,y WANTED FOR DAMAGED SUGAR.

The American Sugar Refining Company yesterday
filed libel for 50 900 against the bark Unity. The
complaint alleges that J. Menendez, Hermauo a Co.
OF this city, chartered the bark for voyage from
NanzanilIo Cuba. to this port, and loaded her with
g. 700 bags of sugar While the vessel was afoat the
lbelant bought the cargo When the bark arrived
at this port on July 81, it is dec Jared l543 bags OF
sugar were damaged, causing a loss Of 5000 A.
this damage was alleged TO be due 20 the untness of
die hark Tic company demands that sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

Forty st of a satchel containing $780, She was
nm her way to the bank to deposit the money for her
employer, when Murphy Knocked her down and tried
10 snatch the satchel from her. She chung 10 IL
bravely until young man knocked Murphy down ana
held him until policeman arrived The i9otpaa
nIesded cty 10 grand larceny 10 tho second degree
In General Sessions yesterday. When Judge CoWlng
asked him what he had to say, Murphy replied; nsH'
didn't nse any more violence than was necessary"
Judge Cowing sentenced him to seven years In inc
orCo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
THEIR PUNISHMENT NrIrIGATED.

Hermann SchOenberg and l. Wnterfeld, of Amberg's
Theatre have successful in their efforts 70
modification of their imprisonment They were
Gently sentenced 90 jail for thirty days for dsregardnc
an Injunction restraining them from producing Die
Wide Jagd.7 The injunction granted upon the
petition Of Augstin DAILY. Judge O'Bren Of tho
Supreme Court yesterday reduced their sentence to
fifteen DAYS In reducing the sentence the Judge said
To do away entirely With the punishment would be
b. permit the dignity OF tn' Court to be lhsuled.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
THE ALLEYS ASsAILAYr INDICTED.

"The7 Allen appeared before the Grand Jury yes
terday to testify against John Carrara, who stabbed
him with an icepick several weeks I'm Louis Fran
chis bsrroOm at Bleecberst. and South Flfthsve An
Indictment for assault in the first degree found
lrnl n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

THE THIEF USED 40 NEEDLESS VIOLENCE
John Murphy. Of No. 80 South Fifth.ave.. on July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19

and general cargo WAS inquired after % limited extent
ffssSs: The e. rso$e% 5000
ArsEs2 iPs adspsa &
tSenee 70 Moss seo Sbs refined Is I'd Norwegian
BARK 6ss s h1cs to sn Or no e
SoS the Baltic sSs rsaned private
Ssa aH Ss!s AIfss ilGeS
HS B SSss o
private terms Norwegian bark Knat Aisen thence
49,. easier ass,IpS r &C ss:s
SsS &c Mes s 81 & qgGHsSS nss
sEs.s sSa s sas5
g. a. in Fe% g.sss g. P'f nd so S
BEEF HAMsoqiet and steady quoted At sls here
siSs 4s ssd IS
Fs id E FSoade, Hans 7dS SslO ngred 'as'
@55PDEi 6sS SES'fES ag{ sS5e1 and quiet
W .ssS L ~ and Ss 'as
steam medre quoted peee9sN s2e 100 o1s s
nmsTe erica f ?SCs May eSsas closing ::
SSaS July e9. iSns at 49, ifS
s,s %s'A'i SP'a'ff gS
af;t DO ws:tern seconds i0Sl7e state PsrE
ssasp IL; ;s i'll. t;1I ed
ga RS Welsh isi0GSi tubs si DO
l5d6c; Western imitation Creamery nIsIs J w
i5SiSc DO seconds saiic do birds iSS2S wStsr1
factory frsts, 15c do seconds, 13dl4ci 90 thds -
i2Lc DO aad Dairy iouIths leSllc ,;tcvv c paw
s!os s%'t choice Pc good e prime 3
9adDsc; do full cream, fair to good, 9d91aci 40
skins fair to good, 6q7c do part skins. comm9n 4se
61c do full skins 2d37c; Ohio Factory, nat iar oc.
EGGs-The market nrmer state and penntylS S,
fresh 16a. dl7c Western and Northwestern, 16al6s4c
southern log Souhwestern loG1ete D1cS ieG 1 ,or
Muscovsdo so test and sLc for 90 test Centrifugal
REFiNEP and easier on low
;s%rlatS xxT k ' S,nts MGSd
ers' al &c Columbia "a" 3yc; windsor a." S'se;
Ridgewood ~, sic: No 9, 3dsc; No Z, 3oUc No 0,
sTEARINEr-Du and unchanged Quoted 40 7sse for
hhds ,eax,. o..
TALLOw-Dull and easier. Quoted at 110aorc Tor
prime city. - - s.o,ou, =, no,,
WOOI-Purchases by manufacturers and dealers OF new
the prices asked appear
TOO extreme according the views OF buyers Ihere Is
light movement in old woods, but no variation III prices
either on domestic foreign sorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19

sales-Newton Gilett: Is mea-ted Pennsylvania
1929 n at 90 10 20 d De-, 1879 ~ e 90 % ~ no.
Bulls Bull ieiS g. at = s. DO 1857 r. at 4. 3 s5
b, at % o.; 10 DO 1870 n. 50 o.; q do, i27i ~ at
50 05 ., DO 1880 n at SO o5 20 do 1898 n, at s. o5
Heal.fed Pennsy!yan steers hos H. at 50 do,
1880 n, at SO 25 II do lCOarss) 1920 ~ at IS 20 23
state Cows s63 N, at 80 co. Bull, 1000 ,, ny SO 80
NJ. Goldsmith: 20 KENTUCKY "Stlllers" 1892 To- ut
90 c ic DO It e g. rs y &c. 12 B IS 90
2 do. 1900 N, at IS 80; Bull 1850 n, at s3.
Nls NJ. at SO 49, II DO 1855 n, at e5 So do, 1860
n, at 80 So Pennsylvania Bull 1880 n, at 81 10; 10
Kraft Pidcock: Is Chicago Steers, 1915 n, at
s. 95 10 do, 1888 d. at $ 95 do. 1918 \; at IS %
n At SO i22; 70 DO 1879 = az So; Bull, 1850 n at
Bulls 555 r. at 50 rs q SHIFTED 3s{iya9ia, DO,
H., at 81 30; l state do $50 n, at 50
J. shamberg: II Chicago stillfed Steers and Stays.
Colorado r ' do tcofnfedj' 1900 r. at IS Is.
Plant brothers: Western Bulls. 1870 n, at 80 so;
II do 1850 n. 80 40.
Mich COws-Ony 10 head received. and no sales
reported Feeling steady and nominal Quotations are
CAIvEs-Recepts 1903 head-9,Oeo at eoth.st. and
Ao7 al Jersey CITY. The market opened steady and
i've but prices weakened and late sales Jersey City
were fully 4c lower than on Friday The pens were not
cleared Buermk Calves sold az SO 40d&3 62l2 per loo
and Bobs" and "Culls" at 3aic per n.
Saes~Hallenbeck Hollis: &c butternilk calves. 122
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS,
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply statement at the Produce Ex-
change yesterday showed the following figures Wheat.
l9243,142 bushels, decrease 16l073s; corn 3,4s0,-
s44 decrease 237 oats. 3,o71 765. increase 442.
497
The foreign markets were closed yesterday. and
comparatively little business was accomplished on the
Produce Exchange, the sales aggreg,tng 3,74A 900
bushels. The temper however, was quite firm, owing
weather in Europe. The effect values early in the
day advance of IL 3-a cents. After that
but the close was firm, and there was net gain Of
1871 Ia cents foc the day Tue spot market was
exporters purchased 80 900 bushels. May opened at
81 Is "a, advanced iTeguary to 81 16 49, and closed
at 1 S S 81 rs july sd7Snced from 81 10 to
81 IL $40 and closed at 81 IL Is. August opened at
Closed at 81 O6 S. December started at 81 o6 a.
ranged from 81 O6 3-l6 to 81 OF, and closed at
% Corn CO. was dull there being only $4,000 bushels
futures and $4,000 spot. the latter including % 900
bushels taken by exporters The option market closed
spot prices were also ttne steadier.
Oats were very irregular. but beyond that were
feaureless The early months were without net anGe
Tor the day August advanced IL cent and Septem-
Der declined Ii. The sales wece $4,000 bushels
Lard futures we're quiet but closed steady at slight
decline. The spot market was dull ana eaS e f. Inc
sales were COO tcrces Western steamed al 10 90 La
The closing prices were rs follow,
wheat.May 81 10 Jnne 81 10 "a Jqy 81 II 1,S
81 o5 10 December 81 O6 So May, 1902 81 10 3-3
AucIst. Ga SO; September, "a IA cents
0atS-Nay, So l-2; June. 80 "a: July, 90 IA !;
August. As IA: September, AZ cents.
Lard-NIay, So 81; June, SO 81 July IS "a August
s6 80 september, S6 IS. ., -.
NetcYork Philadelphia baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat 1856 1876 bushels; corn. 1o4 .os7 bush
cats Ia oo2 bushels total grain. 402 So bushels;
Aour 81 $40 pa1 kages. At Chicago Milwaukee, ana So
NE Jbc arrivals we're Wheat ca, ia bushels; cccn,
a. 476 bushels oats, 2G5233 bushels total grain,
GAG aA3 bushels four 14,055 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

g s%4 iS Do extra q Sts Se' do fs snRfF
- GSs Do 40 o. " w9eT Wheat eat patent g g 50
Receiptr 16.O64; shipments, as ,38s; sales, 676.
Wheat E m No red spot 81 16a 81 10 Il the
steamer No. 2 red, 81 10. Southern wheat steady
Friltz, 81 1921 l5; longbery, 81 12d 81 10 Re
dull mixed spot zoe; the month 7Oa 20 1:4c; July,
66d GO lac; spot No. white 72c. southern corn
9T% w9 stnmsG so yellow 3eS 53 Receipts 5
Oats dun No. white, Western 59a soc; No mixed
do 5s@59c; receipts, 1000; stock ss,842. Rye dull
good TO choice timothy $11d S12 Grain freights
quiet steam, to Liverpool per bushel Id; cork for
orders per quarter IS So cotton per pound Lied
middlng. s 76c Provisions steady, unchanged.
Butter more steady creamery, fancy; 10000; do
fancy 15c do good to choice, 13a 14c rolls ne 15c
fair to good, 12d14c; store, packed, 12d 15c Eggs
active, 10. Coffee quiet, unchanged Sugar, un-
changed. Copper steady; refined, IL 3sc Whskey
Boston, May Is.-Flour, dull and steady Corn, dull
steamed yellow, 10 Ice Oats dull No white, 62c.
quiet and steady. Eggs firm. Receipts-Flour, $500
bbls $500 sacks corn, 1900 bush; oats, 10000
bush shorts, Al tons.
Buffalo, May 1s.-wheat-No. / hard Duluth spot
5000 bush. No. l. chicago sold at 81 ii lao
81 II "a No northern, c. T. f., closed at 81 - rs
red sold at 81 14d 81 IA ~ two cars No. white at
81 10 in store; No white oregon, 81 IL tn store.
Corn-Quet. 1,2 cent lower; 10 cars No. yellow on
in carloads 81 lee; No do, 67c No. ., Sc 3-4c
No. g. SO Ice. Oats-Dull and week; No. white,
SO 34a 57c;- No; white. SIC; No mixed; "a / &c
55c asked. Rye-Quiet; No. ., 92c asked in store
Flour-Qulet and steady; best patent spring, 80 300
Mill feed-Dull cOase winter bran sic: do, spring.
s1e. Canal freights-EaSier; wheat, . 1-oc; corn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 10 (special-It was dull wheat
market today and for that reason very ordinary
circumstances had considerable enect french cables
.,or,ad trost baltimore dispatch reported damage
49, trost IN wheat in Maryland and in Ohio. These
frost messages the substantial decrease IN the visible
ana some complaints OF dron.h III che N"1l"eS. re-
cent over SATURDAY The weather a map showed good
Tas 0.Ico tredlcs showers for the Northwest TO-
mSrrow july opened At 81 OF IT, sold 70 u Oh Is
az ~ t,t-,res were firm In sympathy with wheat
g in the visible helped toward fractional
my W. 50 The close The movement. however,
fnnes large and is getting all the time larger To-
Sm, r"reints were Ash cars, the estimate for Tnes
CAV ~ good general wettlng down would
start even more selling In corn T than In wheat Jnly
oiu io, ts IN oats are not favorable. The specnla
tnm IN this grain. however Is dn prices Of course
Ner al 40 10 cents Provisions showed triiDg
advance ssgrsy Close nT Tn eoES 2s s TGe Ep are
I 90 and Sl1 a. and closed 81 81 95 July lard
iooD al a. and SO SO. and closed at &c 50 July
brt"e e1veen rs 05 and SO OF. and closed at SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
COTTON MARKETS-BY TFI ApIr

Galveston. May 1s-Cotton easy middling e1ec:
low middling i3;lSc good ordinary, Lice: net and
bales sales SO bales spinners Sc bales stock 10 297
bales.
Norfolk May 15.-COtton steady middIing &C !:
net receipts COS bales gross $50 bales exports coast
wise 84s bales sales, $40 bales stock. 421 bales.
savannah, May 1e.-COtton steady mlddng, 5-16c
low middllng 9l6c: good ordinary &c net and gross
receipts, 694 bales: exports coastwse, 1924 bales
sales. 100 bales; stock, - $40 bales
New Orleans May 1s.-Cotton quiet and steady ;
mlddling 36c low middling, 3-4c good ordinary
1-19c; net receipts ,s97 bales gross 1899 bales
exports coaswfse 37e6 bales sales $50 bales stock,
Ia $50 bales '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The spot market for Brazil grades, while not
was nevertheless, easy at 10 for NO. l.
The sales comprised 600 SO. 10 srrve), at 1sc,
and 600 do santos No. 3. at I04c. Mild styles opened
rather quiet but the market steady one, with
comparatively little Offering except from second hands
The sales comprised 1851 bags Maracabo $50 do Central
American and 81 bage faguayra private terms. There
was practically edort made TO do business the Elk
change, In the absence OF European cables. Closing
prices were Precisely Saturday and sales aggregated
900 bags The RIO cable quoted regular first nominal
good second 500 sych9snge lob receipts, a; 10.
RIO shipments by steamer 70 United States during d week
Rio purchases for Europe 1000 bags reaht per steamer
United States 35c and cent primaee; steamers
loading at Re for United states two Good Average
stock 900 bags Santos market quiet Santos shipments
for Europe, 1000 bags Santos shipments for Europe,
1000 bags Santos freight per steamer 70 HAVE 25e AND
States two steamers loading at Sanos for Egroge four
steamship seguranea 5000 bags NswYork closing prices
i166c August, 1l6d17 DOC September 10 50a16 55c
October, 15e0d15e5c November 16.25d15 95c; Deem.
CoTTOE-The spot market at unchanged prices
Sales bales Also last week and not before reported
1904 bales for export and 32l bales for consumption
Total receipts the ports to-day ASP bales against
6S1 bales day Last week. and 4,49S bales
year receipts at ports from September to May TO-
6o8662 bales, against o.090O eS bales last year.
Quotations are based American STANDARD Of classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 49,

! . y 4,
ssG p g II g. lis = = So 50
s1 Dl asG So oe P Sc IS 1S'is@s S
5Ss y .S g. az sa de- so Isl h. ss' ''
T. S'; e vs ":se s.'S: ~ # Is e?
90 a. il n a. &c. y Us DO $50 n At 20 81
i IL e a. Is Isl 81 O. 1 g B e. z d - h. 50 90
d S': TH c 's al Sc il sj ad 5 s. ySs'
~ yeal; lsi ~ at she; i1e do 100 ~ at She II do
, Kirby Co. 70 susermllk calves. 100 N. at
s e Ssls%s. g fso
SC ias s us ~ CO 3 ; ysa l 49, h. az &c 60 do
i8 a. 5sc lG ys sps'eF ss csvf 1875 q, d. SIN
5c isi do few buermilk'' l25 N, at Sc; culls so
r. Hlgpe 8 Co.; 20 veals. 122 10. at 5'.c; 1877 mixed
NeT tons G Ia Xesls' IFS n at 5'c Butter
SHEEP AND lambs Eeeelpts including carloads
loads Jersey City q carloads at oohst and carloads
Vices from Buffalo encouraged dealers to hold their stock
Arm and better demand is looked for later IN the
Poor pine sheep al clipped 'Sid A !. iSsss
price, g Is 'GSu & &C., SuneS Of
do sold 81 so. Southern Lambs ssdsS 70 and
deck was weighed up to an outside party at 50 few COM
at 1la1Sc and dressed spring Lambs 1iSl4c "a few
Sses-J. n. Pidcock & Sons: 272 Virginia lambs. 81
% ~ at sac 900 DO GO n, at She; 17e do, 85ia H. at
e s e '' is ,' S's' 1' %H:' d. 80
a, S IS aossa ane los KsS:a f. q co.
Ohio Sheep, S22 N, at 81 60 1873 Kentucky do, 922 H.
D. Mcpherson & Co. 2e7 Virginia Lambs. 67a n at
sac y w9Olled Virginia Ewes n n, at &c; 20 State
Judd pussEng4am 500 Western sheep common
25S Ohio Sheep and lambs 65a n, at as
NJ. Collins 128 Ohio Sheep. 90 n. at IS S5; 40 do,
80 n at SIS 70; State Lambs, 40 n, at Sc per n
=. Newton GiIlett; PA western Sheep. el,s y: at
58ia H. at 5iac; 81 Yearings, 70 n, at &c.
- r. Nipple 4 Co: lj2 Ohio Sheep 90i2 N, at e5 IS ;
20 Pennsylyenia Lambs, "a n, at sac.
. Diuenbaek \ Dewey: 215 Western Sheep, Ssh n. at
shorn 7oh az 81 So IS Western Spring Lambs 4S N,
at 81 200 Kentucky do Coarse, 1872 N, at 50.
o. H9Grington 9tS Michigan Lambs, 7oh N, at 81
Hume & Null As Pennsylvania Yesrlings 58i2 H. at
60 90 pennsyCania sheep 1O3 No. at 80 Pennsylvania
Hallenbeck Hollis: is State Sheep 90 ~ at "a so.
HOGS-ReceiDts 103 carloads OF 16. 297 head-63
loads at 40thst and 40 carloads jersey City Two
carloads for sale few State hogs sold at IS 25 and
pigs and s5ds5 25 for State hogs.
D. Mcpherson & Co. sold State Hogs, 172 ~ at
Judd Buckingham; State Hogs, 145 n, at e5 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good to PINE Steers sold year ago at "a s0ds5 TO-
and the estimated at "a IS.
lsS-Recepts days 202 carloads OF BAL
head-S2 carloads consigned direct to saugherers 20
loods for export alive and 90 carloads for shipment
dressed quarters, and 81 carloads the
wish usually light supply for Monday and export
prices ruled firm and the yards cleared early
at advance Of l0c per 100 ~
carloads Of Kentucky stilers sold at IS 10
as6 o5 per 100 H. carload Of Chicago stlfed steers
at S5 So ordinary to choice meal and fed
35aS6 80, at 80 50d@o 20, bulls $50
So and hefers at 81 60d$f IS, Including
load Of good fat Indiana do at the outside figure.
City dressed beef quiet at 81 c92c per h, extra sides
selling at 934c.
Latest private cable adyiees ore Saturday May TO-
Refrigerated beef sold 4isd si4c per n AMER
lean steers doing little better, and bringing In
Liverpool 11AG13c. estimated dressed weight sinking
q high 1910 l4c obtained during the week
No shipments from New York either to-day or Tuesday
aad Montreal shipments for the post week were
O received in for publication.
The commission firm Of Kratz & Pidcock received
their first consignment Of cattle to-day 6. c. Krstz
who represents the executive head of the firm is wen
In Baltimore Chicago and other cities. having had
twenty I've years experience in buying and selling
cattle. The junior member, +. l. kratZ, has been the
active and alert yadm for D. Mcpherson and his partners
several years and ought to give good account OF his
excellent training. and the financial partner Pdcock
has for Of years been recognized the man who
could carry successfully hafdozen different enter.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
The PETROLEUM MARKET.

At the Stock Exchange yesterday dealings In crude
petroleum reached $4,000 barrels in National Transit
certificates, at 67a66 346es cents. At the Conso
dated Exchange $4,000 barrels were taken at 90 81
n 80 LA 81 12a66 cents There were no transactions
In Buckeye certificates. Refined oil I'm barrels was
quoted at 720 cents In bulk at 485, and In at
sos cents crude, In barrels at 8.75 cents and In
bulk at AGO cents.
Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp. 16 IA francs;
Bremen, $40 marks London, 5 "a pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19

S,s 11S 6S nss qgs
1900 6bs Sty Mil $685. IS for West Indies zoo Pbis
ira, s4S$4 So $50 bbis sSpefSne g 7Sd$4 i5; $50
He| 5S = g t. IS
Winter Whea;, low grades 500 90 far T. choice;
8 1893 as g. eG'{ y
What low 1 56co $is S9 atT $40 % 70 F. RE-
MHTars 81 65@s5 % Ssfs sits ordinary % fancy q s.
2$$s Closed quiet $50 S2tT Ii3jSS
s3e go & &
Patents s. 1oas5 Frye FLoU81More active and
a. si s. 2o oRSM tf and nnchqnaed yellow
Sales 60 bbis. Including zoo bbs brandy wine
SRAIX~WHEAT3T sPssustIye market was .,o only
and rev RE % RT and sS s sc
received however were firm in their tone and quoted
SS Sn ' OF ea RcFs all Of 3 and a
west prices indicated advance Of 1alc Later
t tions indicate net advancs q 'sdsc for day The
S from the h4s ps tho s STs s to
receipts T9days receipts a. the interior spring wheat
sG%a9F y Win s s6 les ard sHH
yeF se1s@a5a In and "sefS ss
aGday agsrsaated 2$i7 bush against l6S 3So bush od
s COO spot Su. RaF1 S iss bush future
s sRS' ee es5nf 81 NJ lea s Sm saGa. @
u gc ~ E4' SoE FsS q S S9ssl III e s%
AL 49, closing at 81 IS do June lSaSt a. CLOSING
90 o. q Auag!t 81 os9y1 oe closing 0e 90 sPt o5
Si SsPs at & S'1 a. g 6 6S Do
May Us 1892 Il o5.asf 1o 81 n, i nSa,
BRRLEY MATT Duh and nomn2 a. CO sSvoIes
onton market dull but firm. closing Az III " ,ar
Of d2c for the day There were no speca s5aoy
r1oter. but 2s 600 bush Sales 100000 bush future
81 900 bush spot Including NO. mixed at 692al0c . IN
elevator 7Ola Tic ahoat 7Oasd70c for special delivery
earv June ungrnded mixed e12d7oc steamer E 1TS
T9c In elevator No. MAY 69ac closing AZ a. 49,
20 June 66d6Gac. closing at 66i2c 90 july
closing at 65lc DO August Closing az Sisc
do September 63s, SG44c, closing at oi'+c-..
The market dull and eoSgd very Sigbc N sS
september 4c lower sales $4,000 bush future 5000
bush spot including NO g. 900 do white 6Gc; No No.
bGLed5fc in elevator, 572d5Sc ahOat; No White
SsdSssc: no l. 5sa5sle; 40. ! white 9sc No., No;
S6ieaqo 57i9d5sc; ungIaded Western mixed, 54aOOc
White d. Cod7Oc; 30. May. j6l d5esc closing at
b6ac do June 55ed55a.c, closing at 51te; DO July,
5Sa55hc closing at 35.c DO Apsust 4Sa452c, closing
White May closing at 5sHc DO do white, July,
Al 15asI 20 100 n, at 81 25ds1 30 rye at 81 20 bid
and ii IS asked coonseed meal at 81 35dSl 4O and oil
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, May 19.-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours
1890 head total for the week thus far. $3.50 head
e260 head; TO NewYork 1920 head on sale $500
head opened very slow, fully 25 35c lower for all
dull for common to fair grades; hest heavy steers
So 500 So good 1900 to 400 b. IS IS a s5 Is GOOD
s. s. Oo good % ooS to IS Il d
50 20 good mixed butchers stock 80 75a 81 % COM
to fair, 81 5Oas4 fat bulls, $3a SO so: extra a
light 80 25d 81 rs; stOckers 81 6$3 % feeders
90 rs to sG %'9 s to s 9 e4 ps Pa
calves CAVES Lover sales Of common to good at $50
hours 13,8oo head total for the week thus far os5O5
head Tor same time last week $500 head consigned
sale. $3.50 head; opened steady with a fair demand
no s9od Eeayy OH sale closed steady; medium and
Y o @Igf TO foFeE gS4d to best 81 85a 81
70 best, va ~ 90 roughs SO 906$4 Is; stays $50
SS o. no goo heavy on sale Sheep and larnbs-Re-
r ig,O9o head for sane time Last week 1000 head
CONSUMED through 1000 head to New York 1900
closed firm with all sold clipped sheep good to choice.
- 900 50 90; fair to good, So 25a$ 40; cTIls and
to choice s6 So So fair to good IS 76a ss Is CUES @E
ana ana sHmon ~ o0G IS go spring lambs fair to best
:! a94$1 80 corn-fed Western clipped sheep IS e6S
Chicago, May 1s.-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Receipts, 10000 head shipments, 900 head
lower; extra to prime steers IS ooa IS 05 oheCs,
- so; cows sea 80 IS. Hogs-Receipts, go 900 head
shipments, 10000 head market weak lower: rourh
and common SO aS4 10; packers, 81 4Oa 81 80 10
prime heavy and butchers weights 81 s50S4 rs light
gag - 90 Sheep-Recelpts, 1900 head: Shipments
$50 IS So lambs S6dS7
St. Louis. May s.-Cattle-Recepts, 1000 head
shipments, 400 head market steady; good fancy
Texans and Indians, ga 81 40. HogS-Receipts 5000
choice heavy, 81 5Oa 81 G5; mixed grades $4aS4 so:
light fair to best, 81 4oaS "A So Sheep-Receipts,
to choice clipped, ga s. 20.