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New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
GRAIN AND PBUDUcE MABKETS
rt, . rrrnrs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The speculative spirit stn lives in wheat for the
transactions In options yesterday reached nearly IL
600 900 bushels Prices went up with few fluctuations
from the start to the finish Early cables were strong
by public account, but private adyices were not In
unison Liverpool showing weakness for both wheat
and corn Receipts light and the news as TO the
foreign crops continued to be unfay0rabe excessively
dry weather In Hungary being reported Inc SHOTS
were punlshed by the concerted action OF the Ul party
and prices ended up cents on the early ana cent
on the late months. There 10000 bushels taken
for export and milers took thlrty-two loads. Inc
active cash movement helped the speculative spirit
Corn was neglected by shippers The markets were
without individual feature and the options closed 10
cent lower for May and 14G1-2 cent better Tor inc
other months.
oats were firm and 1-2d1 cent higher:
Lard was steady without any export business, put
the options ended firm at net gains OF / "a points,
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-May 81 10 june 81 13 3 8 ;Jnly 81 10 I-e )
August, 81 06 3-S; September, 81 O5 5-5; OCTOBER
Corn-Sfay ~ 10; June, co. July, &C "a; August,
66 1-s: September, % 3-s cents
Oats-May, 81 1-2; June, SO "a; July, 90; August
SO cents. nm no. eD
Lard-May SO 70; July, 20 80, August, 20 So' oep-
tember, 81 a.
The receipts Of grain and -four repcrted yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat, 7OS15 bushels corn, e3703 BUSH
els oats 1874 246 bushels; total grain, 34Ss24 bush
els flour, 81 ,o47 packages. At Chicago, milwaukee
and St. Louis the arrivals we're Wheat, S3,1D3 Dush,
els corn 507 322 bushels oats POI 535 bushels totai
graln 7s2,650 bushels -four, 14152 packages.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 13 (speciaD.-Reports of damage from
Kansas, which began to come a few days ago, were
reiterated to-day from good many different sources
They were influence on tho market, and, Deine
received at time when the futures were oversod, had
considerable influence There was not the foreign
financial situation TO worry over to-day. The Cont
nent appeared to be getting its panic then Paris
and most other foreign wheat markets were higher
Prices advanced IL cents and closed strong slightly
under the top The out inspection OF wheat here 50
far fhs week is about $50, 900 bushels, less, pro.
portlonately good deal than last weeks but stlll
liberal considering the stocks. July opened ai
al OF SO sold between 81 90 "a and 81 Oh Ia ana
CLOSED at al O2 "a There were liberal charters
nearly 45O 900 bushels, and yet prices did not hold
The start strong on moderate recelpts-Tyo car5
market showed an advance of almost cents at one
time but lost it, Futures closed almost at tle Dotton
So 5-s. and closed at SO "a cents. oats acted as
corn did were strong early, but closed Win te tile
advance gone. July sold nom 40 10 to 40 To- pu'
closed at 46 "a cents.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

15c CHEEsE-Quiet and easy state oif~iScy fssiSy Light
skins, 7asc sms 4a5c state Factory run GOOD ssi" Co
prime Saios % fair ssaG9s; SG S:;etd ll STATE State
and Pennsyiysos fresh I54 al5hc; Western anu "ic
western i5Lc southern, 14iac; Southwestern i'"'''
STEARINE-ouet and unchanged Gly ydsyns ,eru re.
" sIiG hR-RAW~QuIet and weak Quoted az Sit.,1s, t1
for Muscovado 40 test and 3ac for 90 test nv
constanca the coTec cos FSeSanse S une mere sss
90 sasc August 44a$ soc REFIN NEp.Ilas been a re-
SGced sc on all grades. Cut Loaf SIS Powaered Mond
ia'Sls.s ss 5amosd cgPIs;sonRfEsdig Ss Rdg,rood
"a ssic: pScniS az, sac Empire "a" Sooc' :
No G. Sssc No. a. s:5ec; no. s, 3,2c o,, ouoted at
h-l6d5sc. - =. oe,orallv steady
prices By private sale 300 pkgs japan and ~ uo se"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE SIATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, May 13.-wheat-A few cars No !
81 II az: No. l Northern spot, 81 IL asked C. l. T.
NO 1 hard 81 IS 1-6 No Northern 81 II 79 WINTER
wheat onened easy: No. red sold at ~ l2D
81 Si i3 Closing at 81 ID 126s1 10; No. white 81 IS
No / white oregon, 81 49,. Germ opened steady az a.
prices No. 2 yellow. 71072c. No. yellow, 20 1-29
EIc: No 2 20 1-4670 1-2c.; No. 3, 7Oa1O 12c track
and store oats dull: No. . white, 5sa SO 12c; No.
white, 57c: No. mixed, 5Gc., track and store Rye,
nominaIly soc. in store. Flour strong best paten1
sDrinr S6 15a Sc 30 do winter, So 75d S5 80; rye
-four "a 75aS5 Mill feed lower: coarse winter bran,
SO: do spring, S18. Canal fre ghts weak; wiea,
90 600 bbls wheat 5O6 900 bush. corn, IL 900 bush
rye $500 bush. Shipments-Canal, wheat, 142,oOo
bush. rail- flour, Al 900 bbs.; wheat, 2o2OOo Dush
corn. rs, 900 bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAI. MARKET REPORTS.

,orFEh-lrtyate trading IN the Brazil crowns WA
light but there IS no large amount ei stock nioed
at lsSals1sc sales, 1000 bags No sT. Tc abo tass
lSasc Mild grades quiet but steady sales, @oo Ss
Saysnia 800 do Maracabo and 800 do Central Alneless
ON private terms The option market fuleu sses"
supports te local market though trading Is on 4 e aS
scaie london prces were Sd lower while the Eae oeoo
indicated decline o. Ids. from the previous nay
Ioca prices were 10 points over yesterday ~ he sSe
freel saies 10 $50 hays regular RIO ca0le lo0WS
Regular io ko nominal Good Sssone 4" ko Ro sco
hagsf i;to clearances United States oOV Dass iNo
stock $1,000 bags RIO market inscnNe Sentns
market quiet; Good Average santos 10 zoV; SU
Inv iSS5 10; August, II @0GlI20 septeinnsr loS' 70;
Mi6Bo: october, l0O5dl6.10; December 10 oVo~lo.lu
C0TfOtOn the spot was less active and l-l0e lower
closing INN Sales 2a1 bales Total receipts M az e Ine
n,ts on bales compared with 5,255 bales tne sano
Sv last week aud 272 bales ago. Total feSess s
Of cotton from September up TO MAY ~ WERE oo'V'''
bales as against 5.691, ,427 tales last year.
49,. rnoAa
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
= ,ssrNGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt a,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and De-
oosses S S for sIatinston and intermediate points
10 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elnra. Rochester Bu1.
falo and the West Potsyile and principal p0nts
Chair and Pullman car 70 Suspension bridge
II 40 a m fOr Elmira and intermediate Do,ntS
~ M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
ear 10 Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris.
burg
mediate points Chair 70 L. and II. Junction
80 D. m. for Pottsvlle Maueh Chunk and inferno
d.ate polits. Chair e. Maueh Chunk.
Connection 10 Reading aud Harrisburg.
80 D. M. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira. Rochester Buff
faIo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and sus
pension Bridge
Trains leaving OF 10 a. m. IL 80 a. m, D. m ana
40 connect for all points In Mahonoy and HaEe
ton coal regions. ..>. -. -.
$40 A. for Mauch Chunk, Haxelton and intermeeiate
points and IL for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. -,
80 D. m. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Hcf
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Sao
penslon Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
COTTON MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, May 10, 4 D. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
day include 6600 bales American cOtOI-Futures
closed easy; American Mddling, low middllng clause
May delivery, 47-6d sellers May and June delivery,
AZ SD sellers June and July delivery, J0G4d buy
August and September delivery, 5664d value; sep
tember and october delivery, 5064d buyers october
and November delivery, 4 57e4d04 > cd; November
and December delivery, 5s-64a4 o.l64d; December
and January delivery, 59-64da4 4 co G4d.
Neg-O Orleans May 13.-ColtOn quiet; midding,
SO low middng. 7 "a good ordinary. X, f-l6
net receipts. $50 gross 1887 exports 70 the Cont
nent 1875 e0astwsc, 6l16; sales, 300; stock 170.-
$50.
Galveston, May 13-cotton quiet; mIddllng, o-16;
low middiing 1916: good ordinary, 116: net and
gross receipts 1915; Gales, $50; stock. 1870.
Norfolk, May I3.-Coiton steady middnng IL !;
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
CENTRAL II. r.. OF NEW-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LtBEkTf-sT, NORTH %IVEA

FOOT OF LIBEkTY-ST, NORTH RIVEh
80 a, m. for ,Easton, Msych Chunk, wnkssDsrs.
Sa sanSssS On Sundays for EssOa
Mageh Chunk, wilkesbarfe and Scranton scranton
E1ssn nS and MagSh Chunk On Sundays.
aaqSn S@nfE Easson aaash wss.s.
sss$s sssaSns @aiiSSs f'
90 p m. for EastOu, Maueh Chunk Reading, Harris.
burg s6s%O& @usS snSS and &
vi Se sqsaaSIi Reading l9I and sH HsfrbsIs 'A Cn a
burg, wilkesbarre Scranton TamaQua POssvie. shame
A'1l 80 p. M for Easton and Allentown.
5:95 D. m: Tor Easton. Msuch Chunk, Reading. Harris
burg 80 Sc m sufSayE for EasoS 81 and Allentown
AaPc co Rigniansss s0ssv e. 49, 10 s2 II 1S % a. %
go For feSoa SC 81 n a45 m 49,
Branch and points south Point q
susdas ecep and and AsSSy 800
9oSS SS p a ' saaasS. slS DE sG6 % % o.
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 4:45 Sis a. m, 80, 40 p. IN. Sundays zoo
For Toms River, parnegas Park and B@sfnssas Bar Asa
ls Fos Hsante SO city. " Sneiand and Brdssson .
a. 1 For Monmouth No n Beach and seaOrisht at Sis NJ
wv SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ror IRON H Ptsh Hsand Highland Beach sesSs
ns6 Park and Point Pe,san at 10 6 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 40 SOys 10 oo II 80 m y
80 :OO 80 0O 100, 90, 80 y. - 10 night
SUNDAYS, 000 10 80, IL 80 A. M, Z'OV, S.5O 90.
q 100 d. M, - :15 night. =.
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 00 III 80. with
Dining Car, a. 100, $3.50 Dining carr 800 p NJ.
u rs night. . - IA oo "A.
40 p M II 10 night (except saturday nsht sundays
$50. 200. 100 rl have connection for Reading har'
For SunbSPy and Wamsport via Philadelphia at as
n m n 40 Buffet Parlor Carl. 80 D.. II .15 mid.
SSiqht fexcept SATURDAY night, sundays, 200 D.
TTclcts parior-Car seats be procured at
10 26l 4I5 9lI llio, 1928 broadway, !S7 9th.aye-
204 West 12oth-st.. lS4 East i?sn.sI New.fork;
Sew.Ycrk Transfer Company WI call for and cheek
tacga9e from hotel or residence
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Atterbury, Anson p, 70 VI Monahan, n o7Ihs''
0issidy, Henry G. 70 NJ L Dongn1elly, sg1 1SSdSt'
comstock Frsderck H. 20 the Poughkeepie Savings
Ra5S' ii0 West s6th-st, 3 years, $40, 600. ..,o
Cola John, to Dry Dock savings lhselIu1on - oo'0
ward, n 130th-st, l year. $1,000, -, p. ~ q 10Th
Mayer, Cfermanla Lie lils W, '01ii-
st W Madlson-ave, 1 year, $25, 900. oo.. -. = ,o.h
Hutton, John w to J9liu' Llg%ea' S0'nS' iO'
Judell, Adoph to Il Macy and o another slS'S''
q od.aye . mortgages, years $4,000. - W.. oo., ..
Kge6ier VIM +, to Hupfers Sons, 437 West S9thst'
demand, 81 500. - ,o u and s7th
Lane Ch1s, 30 + IL Weeks, cor Ave ID anu o''n'
st. 8 months, so, 100. oo ooo c,o a.e
NIaver Rachel to 4 Hassey 1896 1G3S 642, 1o4o
and G50 70 G5S Iexington-aVe year, 1000 - ooo
Rives B W. TO King 81 Dey-st, / year, El9OOo'
Reed G Albert, to II Winthrop, 50d-st, oth-aVe'
/ year, $4,000 oo.. -. ,v s,h
Sackett. Mary A, 10 j Campion' 5 o91h-se " JUL
sonn Hyman, to F II Weeks, ssth-sa W Avenue D.
United Sewing Machine CO to Atlantic Trus' rus
wingenfed, Marcus to Miller, SulllVanst'
bfSS,e,ss Wheasn 1sstheS n 10 II Weeks ssth-st
Avenue n 2 MORTGAGES 3 years, S14 600
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND

WEbIElsN
shortest Line. yesubuled Pullman Coaches.
a. m.-Buiao and OswegO Express, Via Paterson FOR
Water Gap, stroudsburg scranton Bnghsmton oweso.
burne wateryiile Iachfed Springs Utica, Nj Morris.
Greene UAiod Norwich Cortland Syracuse, Fulton and In
ternedate stations Scranton with trains
PitIston WlIkesoarre Danylo ana Noihumberland: az
Bufalo with trains for the West.
4 30 n. m.-Binphsmton Mall via Boonton.
m.-Bmghanton anc Emirp Express for Water Gap,
Stroudsburg scranton, Owego Wayerly &e II
Scranton with trains for Pittston Kingston and Wilkes
10 D. m.-sersntou. wIkesbarre and Plymouth Lx.
press
verify, Elnira Corning. Bath wsyland Dansvile Ma
D p. M ldayl.-Bunals, Utica ana oswego Express fos
Fulton Greene oxford Norwich, Sherourne wateryilIe
Wchnold Springs. &C., and ell points 9uralo aivs> 4:
sNansess Wig. trains for the Wesf,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum markets were without feature
Yesterday and there no motive for the rally In
prices beyond a covering of speculative shorts. AT
the Stock Exchange there sales Of 10000 barrels
at 20 1871 cents. At the Consolidated Exchange
the transactions amounted to 10000 barrels and after
rally from 20 12 II 12 cents there was gradual
recession TO 20 So cents. The refined markets were
Unchanged at 20 90 cents in barrels and 800 in cases
Foreign quotations unchanged at 10 IA francs
in Antwerp GAO marks in Bremen, and 3-4G5 1915
pence In London.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
RAILROADS.


91O A. M.-FASr MALL. For Albany, Utica. Syracuse
1850 Baiis aGS HvEs%iBu1E LIMITED due
1880 c1,.fse M Pe6 2'T
1a:oo soyrHwEssTCERNY C yEsTIRULED LIMIT
4.5o p P0Si: M.NoRfH 70 T. SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
600 FAST v " EsrERN t EXIEEssnpue SdnI! * Chicago
s SInel9nD6ifk 81 And b'o MoNTkEI IL e Ex
1856 n,'fPs 2; NJ BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
o.I SfESiHML = HML.-FAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex.
si2 i2ir:s"6ue Indianapolis IL 20 next day. ST.
sf35i e s M
sS S.s S.s Fl t'SsR
A1s$Sfjo jo 5S jS g Sd5 5o}Ss 5S S % j. 100 2.
easS sS s,t u / 1s rs % nsS 20
u4fG$ 4SSS s. M IS 8 sS o. 3F3 SS
SSG P0 80 1sa u 90 noon 5o
N1SS%RN S9SR iG AGB Gls 10 oo 10 80 H. ,a 90 noon.
ADtk9SDGCk SS f;UC S6uSFANs SS AND MoNrREA1H7 AS
CAPE M v1NGkSr 2i oepGSsBGRG fG rs HRG AND
p m, i3 90 night also for 6swsgO s1O 1000.
AuBURS' SS GENEVA AND cANANpAIGuAe:1 10, 10 100.
AZ 81 ii % HE 2H i va nj HEIGa Ii e a"Sfli4Sffss
sS "a Pc ,ss apply Il sra9s
fs9si sS9 e sS 81 s sss
Westcotts EXPRESS calls for ana SnesS baggage from
fDaiy except Sunday. aDaily except saturday Other
IL % HssH t1'P sFs?S er!Ss . and
SS ISHS TdPso s oHSnT S y aSS EoR ssss sfG DANEns
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE.

Idve,nool NAV 49, 3:45 D. m-Beef and Pork-Holders
offer moderately. namsHoders offer moderately; short
cut about IL 10 NJ steady at Ais Cd Bacon-Holders
oGer freely Cheese-Holders offer freely Talow-Hold
ers offer freely. Turpentine and RosnEhodsrs oner
eratey wheatHolders offer sparngy FourThSld Id1Sd6:
offer inodera.ely; mixed and Western June steady az
Is sid July steady sad Hops at London-Pacihc
Coast-IIolders not Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

John F. B. smyth had successful sale Of twenty
nine lots near Woodlawn Cemetery, in Willard ana
Grand aves, at the Exchange yesterday The corner
of Fourth Oneida ave. brought 345o and adjoining
lots in the rear in Grandave from S410 up to $40
Lots In Willardave. brought from S41O up to s4oo'
Among the buyers NJ Bertiner, j. Devine, George
RENE and l.. Hzer. o- -. -.
II. V. Harnett offered Nos. 305 and 30! front.st,i
running through to and including Nos 304 ana o o0o
South-st. The total property is on a plot ooxlao.
Tho property brought Sl6500; Myer Finn was the
buyer. -o r.. oo ,rrdrod
andtwenty -elghthst., three-stOry BRICK dweing on
q loft 10 3x1OO. IL sold ior SS, 900 70 NJ worms
No. 55S East one hundred and nineteenth-st soia
under foreclosure for So $50 TO the plainl IN the SUN
lot on the north side OF Ninety elSnust., near
Central Park, west, sold for 1890 to benjamin r.
Fairchild. a uocomh,s
Dam Road lO0x22O. sold by r. V. Harnett to j..
Romane Brown for 1856 per lot. -.
Nos 291 &c 2g,i C0lIn.bus-ave, four nye-st0ryy
brick flats on plot 1OOxrregular DrOught @oo'ooo
i'' vacant plot in West Eighty.eighthst., west Of
Eghth-ave. 75x1O0 sold also TO the plainun IN tne
The stock Of the Exchange brought s11o yesterday
at public SALE. ,,.. -. uo.,orx,ov and nd.
journed 10 Friday next
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trains leave West 42d.sk as follows
twenty minutes earlier from loot Of Jayst 1850 m.
ONEIDA osweeo Cni,agei $50 p n, for Campbell Halt
sdMn ssrT %aoa one cSntrap p % Tor se@
Rochester, Niagara Falls. Detroit chieaso ST. Louis,
timetables. S2s broadway. J. Q. ANpEIlsos 0snss1
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

OIL City Penn May 13Natonal Transit & certneates nc
sses 900 bbs cearances, 1000 0bis enatIis oo'-
Oei bbls; shipments, 1914 bbs; runs, 81 9S0 DDs
~ pittslprQ Penn May 19--Petroeunl-No Nothing doing
National Transit certificates opened at sc closed az
70sIc highest 7fiec lowest 70'tc.
bradford penn. May 19.Natlonal Transit certificates
opened at like; closed OF 70asc highest 71sc; lowest
7OAsc.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

net and gross receipts 4ae exports coastwise. ls3
savannah. Nav i3~Cotton steady middling 3-l6
low middling 016 good ordinary o7 nes oss su oo
receipts. s52; exports coastwise Low s"''' o'''
stock. oO,473.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

lower extra creamery, 22d23c extra rsts, 19a2lc
nst, frsts, i1Siec. Eggs i5Giic. ''' ''
Minneapolis, May 1.-THE wheat receipts to-day
were light and shipments larger than usual The
offerings were small and the demand limited Hard
market to sell on owing TO the unsettled condition OF
% @ All grades v but ss S0 ae Al as a m s 6d
some later at II 05 sales were made all the way
from one cent under up to July price The latter how
Most Of the sales at 81 o76s1 OF lo. Receipts
for twenty -four hours 1913 cars and 16 cars shipped
track, 81 o. 1881 10; No. Northern May 81 OF IL
June 81 OF "a; July, 81 0s IL; track, 81 OF 1-2
9sI OF "a No. Northern May, FL %; on track
Peoria, May 1a;-Cccn C active end higher. No; q
sSd sS Il 6S5e No 3 s ahs a act
Snte 3s a Il To- RyS sn noting ~ dGGs Whisky
shipments-Corn, 1891 OATS 1000; rye none; bar
ley, 800.
q @ s Nav qss s R;ss; asss1sa
il sSs y ls 5py 81 dCGO 90 1ass1 sssdnT 10 Il 4 AS
77c; No. 2 mixed. May; 73 l-sa74 1,Sc & m June: Tune
as ona 2c nSded ay Th No. White
81 5S i-ac Do, choice: SOC white MAY; soss
30 Lee. i,sc Butter ae dull and weaker Pcnnsyiysns
Esss quetsr Psnnsylyana lirsts q aSiIe sugar
granuiated, 4a4 1-sc. Feed dull and lower Winter
bran SIS asa s19 so. per ton; Other articles un.
changed Receipts. -four, 5000 barrels II 600 sacks
ments,wheat 1000 corn 10000: oats. s.1Oo.
| St. Louis. May l3.-Flonr higher and firm xxx
"a o.: fancy 81 1894 So extra fancy, 81 1894 SIS
patents, s5 o5a s5 IS: Wheat strong; 10 r;d cash
81 04 34ds1 05: May 81 o. closing 81 % bid July
90 1-ss0s 3-s closing ms ls; August "a 7-3aeJ 7-s
closing 0o "a asked December o. 5000 r. closing
closing 81. "a cents. oats quiet but firm; No. cash
50 Id asked May closed 81 "a July "a cents Rye
| nominai BARLEY, Iowa, ~ 1-2 cents. IIay dull
prairie, soasl4 timothy, s1a 6oSsI7 10. Bran hrmer
sacked for this SIDE $50. Flaxseed steady Western
Bniter easy unchanged. Eggs firm. ~ l-aal3 cents
Corn meal steady. Whisky steady, s1ls Provisions
very ouIct Pork. standard mess GIL GO Ga a1I 75
Lard nominal go % Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders
SIS longs. sg 15a s1 90 RIBS 90 Goa sa 25 short clear
e6 81 1-o. Bacon, boxed shoulders as so longs and
RIBS e6 co. short clear. 30 rs Rercpts-Flour 900
wheat 5000; corn, T4oo0; oats $1,000; rye and
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

4 DvEnTIsEMESTs FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIB
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
LAO broadway, corner 2ethst. gnnl Q p m. 27o West
ave-, corner FourteMthst. 200 Thrdsye corner Forty
seyenth-st ozC Third.aye near sNty-nIat,st NY LOS
1l7O Nln.have cor 72dst 90 Iiberty.st 52 Avenue A.
1873 Thirda and tho HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
One hundred and fifth 20 D. m.. and 200
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

o, Mkieb American. 10000 bales 600 bales Of
which Tor Speculation and export 1000 baes AmeIyan
nno h9ies snot market In buyers favor midding,
4i3fsd Futures opened easy at 164d decline. >. On.
points on easier cables and more isycaoe RoTts pp pp
fhs South on weather matters Moderate ectviSl Ple.
vailed but prices gained only 12 points from the lowest
sales final hgures representing decline ot oaa da1 po''
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
OIL Markets.

harley. none shpments-FIour, 1000: wheat, 1000;
corn 10000; oats, 10000 rye. 1000; oariey nonc'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

IN HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 500 pages
illustrated TIE standard authority on American open
air amusements Rules for sailing, swimming, ball play
ing shooting. horseback riding &c. &c. IN full 81 per
copy. Published BY The Tribune. Newfork Entertain
ing and universally complimented by the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Chicago, May 13-The leading futures ranged as Il
WHEAT, NO. 2.

Cash QUOTATIONS were as follows Four steady and un.
wheat 97cqsl No ,gd 81 oo'asl o. 20. oTa5 corn
nominal No n@T seed 81 4 prime timothy seed 81 20
So 45 short ribs sides Goose IS 9oqs5 95 dry salted
shoulders 80 10 snort Gear sdes opNS@a @
81 II; No white oats, 54a5iiac; No; DO. 5Sa5atc;
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
9urt,on Sales of Real Gstalc

beautifully situated at junction OF Macombs Dam Road a.
Tremont-aye., and being the wel-known
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

the Produce Exchange to-day tie butter market
was lower creamery, 22d23c rsts, 19G2lc
1rsts, 15d1Sc extra dairy 20d2lc extra sts, 17U13c
1rsts, 14G16c. Eggs, 130l4c.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Mrsiral 1nstrmments.

ID RUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at s15 Pear
ID st onpOsite Peck Slip lowest prices
' JOHN K. HOPPEL, Manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
sns,uras nrsusrtn as Gel.

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