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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYS weagsday Nay 6N spe
SS T rn5S sHecrs direct and G6 carloads to be
sold ali the latter at Jersey City, with the exception Of
demand Tor export enabled sellers to about maintain
e ZOE o. Of s srad MGs pei and the
ket closed weak Eighteen eatUads hCueng cit ~ th
inferior to choice sold 81 $3.50 so
carload Of extra & x 20 S1d aci a. - o
Bns at 30 5oSsf; Cows and Heifers at SO 26d$4 IS.
dead n % 2 TOR so Read for er
CIV dressed beef I'm fair demand at 7dsc for Texas
sides and Sd0c for native carcasses extra beer selling
Cable advccs received Tuesday quote refrigerated
beef steady with average sales at 4d or about &c per
Shipments from this port today include ESQ quarters
aaa :Vo and 1gy he Trinidad takes out to Bermuda
vi Win Sa is5 e s and viii sail FRIDAY. ~ ~ [
extra % $50 at % g 80 P ;G 100 % Do a.
S At a. Il II d. fs h. a, g g IS d. 1888 r. at
% 3; is n iss9 H. at % 90 = do 1:27s n at g /;
LOG ~ g % d. $50 n 9t s, p 4o 10 I nd 9o
G Seef 3i5 ~ at p a. 90 % do c %S No. OF -
L Indiana Cow: LIZ f. at 81 %; do. 1870 ~ at
newton Gget % Lancaster County, Penn, Steers,
at ats % 80 NJ do 1910 X at 20 c5 do 1901 r. 50
Is Ohio do 1918 N. at IS 90 II do 1919 ~ at IS l2a
j. 40 10 20 d. r i iiei + loss Z;
Ii0 ~ at 60 % Teams $50 b. at - so - d IR
ii50 n at 81 30 Ohio Bull, 1860 ~ at s3 30.
j. Shamberg: 80 Kansas Steers, 1874 o. at IS 40 !;
wef do 10 I GG 49, f. 7S q 10 c, DO /. 1893 as
1926 S at s. % l. do 12l8 H. at s. s. 4 do: 1880 ~
a, IS 30 20 do 11GO n at - % 20 do 1888 n, at $5
81 Ohio Cows, 9s9 D. at SO CO. do, 1876 H. at 81 5o
s. sanders 81 Texans, $50 n. at q 50 3S DO o0i
n at - G5 81 do 971 u. at - 20; 10 Colorado Steers
1910 H. - 30; G Indiana DO lfl4 H. at s. 9O 30 Do
1859 ~ at - 95 80 stled Pennsylvania Bulls, 147l H.
at 81. - O. ,ooo - . .o ,o .
90 do 1890 n at 60 10 10 do 1885 H. at So 10 do 1l93
M at - 10 y Bulls 1892 n, at % 90.
s. IS: 10 Colorado stays. 1868 n, at 81 20.
Hume & Mullen: . Bulls. 535 n, at 50 so do, o55
n at 80 do, 900 II, at SO %. .o.,, NJ,
MICH COWS-Recepts all roads, 16i head Dull
and ~ 10 per head lower for all but strictly prime dairy
stock Poor to good Cows sold at $20dS45 per head
Snles-C. j. Rockeie.lar; ii cows. at S2OdSiO per
head ~ - . .oose.. -. Aooa
Amos Miller: 10 cows. ut S30dS4 per head. .
cAIVFS-Receipt.. including 1G1 consigned direct
were 400 hcad-3G l9 at GOth-st, 775 40 jersey City
around hut vcas weakened and fell OIL &c before the
clos" The demand however,, sufficient TO clear
the pens Of all but about - head utterm dn caves rs
choice veals at 5d0Lc dew extra Che; eu'l' ana
hobs az 4d5c: mixed lots. at 4l2d1'ec 49,,
Dressed calves steady at 6aS2c for couhery'ure'seu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
STATEN ISLAND.

HIS WIFE GOT THE DOCTOR OUT OF JAIL
On the complaint OF Mrs. Eva Hampsh, DIR. Claude
L. steensen, wclknown doctor Of Clifton, was locked
up at police headquarters at stapleton yesterday on
charge Of larceny The complainant in the case alleges
that In January last she cashed check for $50 Ter the
doctor few days later he again called and requested
her not to present the check for payment at the BANK
as he had some trouble concerning his accounts. He
promised, however, 10 call IN a fow days and pay Mrs
hahpsh the amount Of the check. He allied 10 Keep
lis premise, and for that reason the complaint was
made and the doctor arrested. when arrested Dr.
steensen was taken before Police Justice Nathaniel
Marsh, by whom he was committed in default Of bail
Mrs. steensen, on learning of her husbands arrest,
maze personal appeal 10 friends and succeeded In
SECURING s55. to release her husband Twenty dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
FUNERAL OF COLONEL HENRY L. KEyDRIcK

The funeral of Colonel Henry Lane Kendrick was
held Yesterday morning In the Madison Square Presby
teran Church. The coffin was borne from the Union
League Club to the church the shoulders OF six
sergeants detailed from Governors Island by General
o. o. Howard. The floral tributes were many The
superintendent and employees Of the Union League
Club sent sword in white supported by lilies
of-the valley and resting bank of red roses with
the initials IL. L. on a pillow OF immortelles.
The Rev. Dr. Marvin r. Vincent Of Union Theological
Seminary oficated. The coffin remained in the
church until O'clock when it borne by the guard
of honor 10 the hearse and taken to special train
for West Point, where the body inferred with
military honors.
The pabearers were General George W. Cullum,
General T. b. Tower, General James B. Fry, Colonel
A. Mordecai, a. Van Santvcord. W. o. Riddle, Alex
ander Mel Agnew, Robbins Little DR.. w. Argyle
Watson and Joseph f. Janvrin. The Executive Com
mittee of the Union League Club was present In a
body and there a large attendabce Of members Of
the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
ART STUDENTS RECEIVE PRIZES.

Cooper Union was thronged for three hours last
night on the occasion Of the thirty-second annual IT,
ceptlon of the WomanS Art Department. The A. a.
Low prize of $50. and the Frederick A. Lane RoDer1 u
Goodhue and trustees silver and bronze medals were
awarded as follows: Drawing from life, fnl length'
pize of $50 to Miss LOra Davis, silver mccall 10 MISS
Alice c. Morse bronze medals TO Misses Nina Browh'
Carrie L. Horne and Helen l. Mitchell; drawing irOm
the antique silver medal to MISS Abbe Ches, DrOh|e
medals TO Misses Emma +. Ocwel, COrnelia Maso'
Emma Stahl Mary Suffern. Clara Boyer and Raphaeie
johnson: drawing from cast bronze medals to Misses
Edith Levin and Ida +. Robin; pen ana INK lluswa
ton silver medal to Miss Nina Brown bronze medals
to Misses Anna L. Sexton and IIenrette A. Jouett OIL
painting silver medal to Miss Belinda II. Jouett bronze
medal to Miss Ethelwyn B. Upton; designing, silver
medals to Misses Kate NJ. Hopson, Mary A. sheldoh
and Ernestpc V. Washbourne, honorable mention 10
Miss Alberta L. struble normal drawing. silver medals
to Misses Nellie NJ Knapp and Edith W. TAYLOR, bronze
medals TO Misses Mary A. Sheldon and Ernestne W.
Washbourne honorable mention to Miss Annie kindi-
lien. ,,,,, l.. a.,
The work of the students will be on exhibition to-day
and Tomorrow from 10 q. m. to 4 D. IN. 49,, &c.,.
The regular commencement exercises OF the cooper
Union Schools will take place Tomorrow night IN the
l2rRe hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28

ssasd Quoted 81 60 good q sIne 81 ssI Ri'fs
Il 81 g cass Is = IS IS % IS 30 s y
@ ' TSe 1aS
sga pr% S"S2e 10 Oh gr'ds 2a esasG reI aoe
DO ca grade SIZE cosOanut, ceycn., 90
&c Western 55a5Gc Lard, prime, o,c Iallow isci
M sGps as si extra S'SS tasSd %
sperm, crude iSc natural winter 1Sc natural spring
sra wns bached sSG 6eSd spring
ST1 sA esacGeS Oh gon sc Ban SV'
ociHS fiiEiGHiscihe bert6 movement VII legular
Sss R% Ss nd"% nasSet
600 T. Cop sn naag sa at g Liverpool III
g S9 p SSf9a p a1s steamer Ss5A ias
IS ioG September oDs % l5STS esf bss
j. H''d sasSSS if Cork S
5000 OSs TenG IS ssff ed GS xastra BARK
on a' p az ss hence T. tf1 sOG PIX
e snP ON % private tem BRITISH Schooner
oRn to Las Pa' 9SG Os pGSf rr for efs
cottonseed oil private terms British orig a ~
h sasaos TO e Sas' o bark Rachel
%s port naS e o sao ioc schooner
Joseph sOuther Pascaeoua 70 MayaggeL umper S0 Oe
anOthsr dull dull. day S4y5or sds
Old mess quoted $40 5dsl o0 new 49, si2gSIE, me
s sis it Beef en- IN price a9d quiet
M Sasf e plHifSSs S held Fsdns
auocc Hf'' =" Varied no a1y
q Tss qG5ssa s1f pe h3Sd' Aa s'6
Bffls sad fSSel&Es RSsS
e s21S seG in T %oa SgS demand quoted
6r.c for heavy to light Pies CisaG4c hDEkued
somewhat unsettled Influenced by the fluctuations In n G0Ts
Al one period there was slight advance, and then again
p pr sRad lower decline sn q yee %S Trade
Only modSrate Cash closed C5oSs sales q; go
eiy steam had fair inquiry sales ?7s rs At ,n 300
Refined 9dsa qSSa st. nne ecd
51y s0;sd e ssss sn 4s s'S "a
so. :G'ea g. sales e.
Shaving S''OG NO radical E9Iss
rather aDd iTsSe e aSlss per H.
isaioc do State second; to Gr's i6dlSS 40
Wettcrn arsts i7a17sc seconds I5a1ec thirds I5c
S Sas Ra 4?f do s seSS 1sd g1i welsh
extras do Grst 20 sec do Seconds
iGa1iac do thirds i2dlSc Western Dairy frsts i5c
4 'G do cc dSa'f 3 40 s 90 Sr 9s
Dsy fonFr ts s,s factory whe at steady pces
Tut otherwise the market =, has a dull look look
S SSit eSSe do coorsd o. do good prime
s'aosc do fair to good s9GsS.c 40 common on. % InT
EtsstEong and hlsher Tth t,s.6 fairly 1o &C.
Western and Northwestern, I9c; southwestern, 1SAa
1S94c. -, -oo .o
50 Quoted &c for Maseoyad % tot sd am and Sc
and g. FOR July. on the Coffee Exchange May closed
az 3s2a3S5c; June 33id33sc July Si0GSS S, c;f
54c; Crushed. Sac Poydeyed ,4hc \, GIanuatea
3-1Gc; Cubes, 4sc; xxx. 4'ac; MoId a,
iasc diamond a. 316c COnfcct!oner! ~ 1.l6c
"G,'' S'sc Phoenix "a" i5-lGc Enpire, "a" $34e
20. g. $,,e; 80. l. $50; 20: g;iG e. No o. S9c
s1ERINE-Lari qpgt and ssteody ggoted at 7'4c In
TALLOW-Falrly active and steady as general rule.
Sales 200 hhds prime city at Acc; 80 hhds special
1jiGc. and 80 hhds DC. ,,
TEA-Sacs to-day by auction SS25 pkei az follows H
rer'ai, 1id2ic; Gunpowder 169d2Gc; Ping suey In
pcrial 17hc; Gunpowdcr, 15Ra30i2c; Japan1Pan'fred
CSC; Ooiong FormOsa, 2Oiad32ec; FOochow, ssal9c ;
Annoy, 1fdl52c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
A COLLECTOR CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY

Edward VI. Acker, young man OF goou auoress
living at No. 10 Bleeckerst.. Brooklyn, was prisoner
at the Tombs Court yesterday morning, charged with
grand larceny.
Acker came well recommended about three years
ago TO Henry A. Conkn. truckman ana forwaruer, OF
No 1876 Pcarl-st. who engaged him as collector
On May 10 last Acker was sent out to make col
lectlons II was Saturday and Mr.. ConRlin needed
some money to pay of his employees. Acser IN his
rounds collected of o. Kaufman Brothers, at Franklin
and Washington sts., 1920. The firm knew Acker
and paid him the money without hesitation. Acker,
his employer says, had the audacity to call him up
on the telephone and ask him whether he would have
II In check or bills. Conkln said he preferred Bills
but he never saw either, he says. An Investigation
was made and other Irregularities was found. of D.
Vogelsang d Sons No. AZ Barclay-st, Acker received
check for 5000, but, through fear of detection prop
ably he failed to cash IT, The Colwell Lead Com
pany say they paid Acker SEQ. Francis II. Leggatt
a. Co saw he collected of them SIC on May 90. Mr..
Conkn Is Of the opinion that Acker's populations VIII
reach $500. .., o..
Acker was arrested yesterday by Detective oates
Of the OLD slip station and at his request was re-
manded by Justice Taintor until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-Rlo on the spot ruled dun and easy on the
basis OF Isc for No. 7. Sales go bags No plus 10
I77sc and 500 bags No. Santos plus is, 1S'sc Mid
grades rather weak and in light demand sales 100 bags
Cora and 500 Java sxlmmngs, private terms Up,
lions had quiet day. and the fluctuations did not exceed
10 points. 1t a local market throughout WIN con-
tined absence OF interesting features cables as rue
were bcar,h but they had but ittle effect The close
points higher IN some cases while IN Others prices
showed slight decline. Hayre dropped 3a's r. but
closed with recovery Of r. Hamlrrg declined ple
Sis; July sos 30 August, 7ss Cd september eos "a
October, t3s I'd November, Ills. Rio quotes: REGULAR
first 30 kllos nominal good second 90 kIosl W by
exchange (private Gsc receipts IN Rio 600 bags ho
ciearances TO United States G000 bags no erances 70
Europe, 900 Rio stock. IS 900 bags Ko market
steady receipts Santos, 5000 bags Santos STOCK
40 600 bags market quiet good average santos
10 200 cleared from Santos May 20 steamship SaerIo
receipts at Rio July to May 90 1881 III 900 bags
bags receipts at santos July 70 May 30 ls9l 10000
i52 600 bags. Warehouse deliveries since May l. 1s-
New-York 15l4o1 bags; Baltimore. 12OSl bags; New
Orleans 7o5 bags total 107.297 bags Total sales here
to-day 81 900 bags including May at 1155dlLo June
IL 49, July l7.15G17.20 August l6.6SdlO.1O' sep
TENDER, 16.O5a1610 October, 10. 45dl5.oo December
1475dI4eO closing follows: January. 14.6od1i.l5i
February 1fGOdl4.70; March, 14.G0al4l0; May l16o1
l7.65 June, 17.f5d17.50; July, 172odI25i August
lG.70a16.75 September. 16.05d10l0; October, 135O0
1890 December. 14.70d14.S0. . $500, ,
CoTTON-The spot market ruled weak though prices
sumption receipts tie ports today f0l5 bales
as against $500 the day last week and lO0S
bales last year.
IRON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
ELIZABETH.

Among the indictments found by the Union County
Grand Jury are some against Jack Quinn and Daniel
Iuyster who engaged some weeks ago in sunday
przenght Joseph Tillon and Hugh Boyle are also
indicted as seconds. The first three could not be
found yesterday. Tillon is the son of an Eh5hbeta
Alderman BOYLE was arraigned and pleaded nOt
guilty He gave bail to appear for trial June 3.
The Central and Pennsylvania Railroad Companies
are said to have completed negotiations yesterday with
the heirs OF the John D. Norris estate, to purchase
from the latter all the block bounded by West Grand
ST. and Unon-st. and both railroads, on which 1t Is
proposed to erect union depot. These grounds are
those on which the Elizabeth Athletic Club building
stands.
Chief Tenny yesterday appointed Patrolman Henry
Gerstrong TO be sergeant of police. The appointment
excites the wrath Of several COunclmen who threaten
TO make it hot for the Chief for his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool May 81 4 80 p: m'-Ihe sales oil the DAY
included Z 500 bales American. ~
Futures cioed quiet; AmerIcane3Mi low mid
nd rnne delivery 44-G4dd4 45G4d June and July
@ T 45 cad "a 46-64d July and August delivery
tn IA sellers: August and september delivery,
~ Ga huvcrs. september and October delivery,
?2Gad Zine: October and November delivery,
70 % ca seiers November and December delivery,
1D-G4d sellers; December anu january ucHNe'S
4 60-6fd buyers. ,... .. t.a,t,c O ~.
, ;SdIny : 4 &c: good ordinary, &c: net and gross
Icc iii bales: sales. 44O; stock l0,S0s.
Ndrfola MAY 27-Cctton steady middlng, l-2c
use s47: sales 800; stock. 1O50l.
savannah May 27Cotton steady middlng 1S &C.
ross rcrepts $50 bales exports coastwise. 1851
sales. 275 stock, 17,7gs. .... ..,o. ~ -,
NJ Q q e. low middllng 3 4c good ordinary,
9i'56c net receipts 200 bales gross $50; exports
"a Great britain 1926; coastwse' 4Os2' sales, 1850
sfOch. 153,6l2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, 1solTWELvE PAGES
za1ns for eity.dres,ed; sa

small ssYs a@SS 7a1O' for 'ydr''''d "a
ss Ior MSer 90 buttermk liz ?
yss g ss per s ss a. s n g &c v ss
= d. 1s 30 &c. n ,s 2. So 30
49, at 81 i'' d. rs g. at It is
ssqOsk Hollis 3. sst,s,m ss Gsy e: lss d.
l' AZ n e. % v6 81 n iSs s0 -
& q g. ID ~ 13S d. Ss K a. SO p a. = 40
RcnGask DeTsy 81 sst'eT ss * ' is 49, 81 IS 20
a. RSfS 's $ g 3? g 8 3;
Has e q g. e e; 1ss 3D. %
s, d. - a. G. ds d. $i' rs 81 IL j
z g. - 50 2 ias Y g. IS ~ %
o Gons wisSs Co.. Us suts,rmls calves. "a =
% my DO ls ' at sc !? 1s6 veas isS f5s
s a. f. + y ~ a. 10 g. Is g. ls' n at
NJ at Gnu do 2s NJ busser%Ik Calves. ito
3D. Judd buckingham 80 yeals 14s ~ at ose "a Do
At CO a. g Isl ss a. l4S S '51"
ey Sgf r. 81 sS az % % d %f ss SaD s
PdS SSEPS Son! 4eS: Il 40 b. &C. Gull
s g q ge sS1Ssa: q s'F 4sSs
carloads at obOkp Prime LAMBS are not S over
sheep Tsie ,S Sg S SsS
Il
their The pens were not cleared .o.- 80 puoLs
choice Sheep sold AZ ~ 50nso 10 BUCKS
and coarse Ewes at s3dS4 % carload OF Weten euIs
at s3 80 good yearn9s at SO 50d8 90 southern Ls y,
Mt 7l2dSo,c per deck OF Maryands at DC punch OF
Jerseys at about 9isc culs at 6l4c 49,, ..-,nos
Dressed mutton unchanged at 0d1OAcc; ars,eu yes'
sold at 11dl2c dressed soring Lambs at iVdItc n, ~
| saies-Wilkerson e. sherman: II Ohio sheep ~ 10
average s5 20 per 100 n Western DO ~ ~ az
IS rs; $50 Western do Kentucky fed 7sss az - -
l10 Kentucky Lambs 81 N, at SEC per ~ lo' no. oi 10
SdcSSS Sons 1873 Maryland Lambs s,s q a. m,
NJ at B9.c 224 do 62 n. at Size PA do 81 ~ az S'4c
200 do 63la ~ at Sac: 29s do. 62 N. at she; 81? 90
| 500, NJ at &C. 258 Kentucky do co NJ az 19c 20 40
Oh ~ nc 7i2c; 81 do (culs 40 n. at 6sc l96 ONO
sheep 95 n AZ IS SO per 100 n 80 Kentucky DO l03
at "a 75 76 DO 80 n at - 25 SO Virginia Ewes " H.
at IS DO ia at 81 so DO 80 n at - Ia k ,Go
| n, ut SO so 40 Kentucky do. 90 ~ at s3 20.
Newton & Gllett: 204 Indiana Sheep 30 ~ AZ = %
~ Montana Sheep 1o9'4 n, at - so; 14s do ITO 10
B. Mcpherson & Co. 1s5 vIrgIns Lambs IN 72!s n at
| 7ssc 90 do 50 n. at 7dsc 3 do, SO n. at She
| Judd e. Puckin9ham 227 Ohio sheep 81 NJ at 30 20
| o67 Mixed Western Culs GO n at SO 60. oo
r. Hlpnle & Co.. l40 Colorado Sheep, % ~. az - 30
p. s. Kase: 106 Jersey Lamts, 81 n, at trihe over
| DC per NJ
D. Harrington III Territory Sheen 1921 n, at g 50
| 2o2 DO los n at IS so; 80 Michigan do 100 n, at
| S. 30 1872 Michigan Yearlings. 81 n. at $6 30
Dillenback & Dewey: AZ state sheen ana learlngs,
| OIL, n ut - % 90 State Yearngs 20 N at 90 30
4Othst and 10 carloads at Jrsnv City None for sale
olive Nominaly steady at - 35dfi GO or Western pigs
and - 9ods5 IS for good medium and heavy Ohio and
| State hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
THE SITE OF TRADE.

cna SasV receipts, $e5o bbs shipments S4s5 6pi
mG s 1870 So n %seaf S. II Nc 81: &
81 OF i-2asI OF "a; August, 81 o5 l-sGs1 O5 3-s
steamer No. . red, 81 1ods1 II southern wheat 1
frmer filtz 81 10G$1 IA; longberry, 81 1881 10 /;
receipts, 7117 bush. shipments, 10000 bush stock;
ia 611 bush. sales $4,000 bush. Corn easy mixed
spot the mGnth sc and Jgns csc S5Gn T SRIy
firm at 66a 81 1-2c yellow steady at Goa 70c receipts
1920 bush mt T a3 Wesero c asked
No p mixed Western SOC asked receipts, 1000 Nsh.
shipments 80 bush: stock, s3,524 bush. Rye dull
Uay firm: good ID choice timothy. $12d 413 Grain
freights neglected unchanged. Cotton dull nominal
middllng, 7-Sc. Provisions steady unchang ID But
er-Demand good: creamery fancy, 19a i9c; creamery
fair TO choice l6617c; creamery imitation. 14d 1oc
Iade fancy 1870 14c: do good to choice 11a12c store
packed. 1913. Eggs steady at 1oc Others I'M
changed
Boston. May o7.-Markets unchanged. Receipt
Flour 1900 bbs 1900 sacks; corn, 1,lOo bush
oats, $500 bush; shorts. 67 tons.
Buffalo. May 27.-Wheat-No. hard lower, closing
at 81 10 SO; $500 bush. No. Northern sold at
81 IL "a closing az 81 II Is: No spring, II OI@
q No hard c. f. u ~ l int no. c S4F dmrf
4 cars No. . red sold at 81 1881 10: cars No.
white at 81 1881 10 4 cars No. white oregon AT
sold at sc i-2G63c; % cars No. sold at 81 Ia
so lee closing dull and lower; No. yellow o@c 40.
3 do 81 34c; No. ,, 81 Ice; No B Gic: Qa rs
5G51 3-4c % cars do sold at SIC; cars No white
sold at 5Od so 34c cars No mixed at 3Oc on track
IL cars No . white at 81 la j2c NO; : mixed
enrinr S. 1896; do. winter, rs 30d IS 40. Rye
n a5Ss5 Millfeed dull and weak. coarse winter BRAN
Scarce: wheat &c: corn, l2c; oats, 7-Sc, TO New
Work Receipts-FlOur. 1880 bbls wheat, 23l 900
bush; 10000 BUSH o oats 10000 eu 90 Ssha
aaYseed. $500 bush. Rail shipments-tlour, lo,ooo
tbis wheat 81 900 bush. corn, 81 900 bush.
chicago May o7-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May 81, 3 As p. m.-Beef-Iioders offer
freely. Pork and Hams-Holders ofer moderateiy:
~ lbs dul nj OBS Cheese-Iiolders offer moderately
old American finest white and coSreS steady at 5Is;
ars oHer freely Rosn-Holders offer sparingly.
Iard~spot and futures-Iclders offer moderately prime
Western spot and May steady at BIS June and July
steadv AT 32s sd. Wheat-Holders offer moderately
No spring steady at IS I'd FlourIiIolder' offer
n,oderoteIy. mixed Western spot and May firm at
~ . I'd: June firm at IS BID; July firm at IS 3D..
Hons at London Pacific coast-Hoders are not otter
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. May 81. 4 p. m;-Consols 95 IL for both
Money and the account: Erie II Mexican Ordinary,
% "a II. 81 Paul Common 66 IA. Money, per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for both
.borf and three months bills Is per cent.
india Council bills were allotted to-day, ut an ad-
vance OF 1-32d per rupee.
30 % confines for the account. and Exchange on
Jondon at oj francs. 30 - centimes for checks
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
nm balance to-day IS f13e.OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
RAD MANAGEMENT MAKES A DEFICIEN(


RAD MANAGEMENT MAKES A DEFICIENCY.
A conference was held yesterday by the Board OF
FINANCE and the street and Water Commissioners 10
devise some means for reducing the expenses Of the
Water Department This department has been a
continual scandal ever since the gang of hungry
Cleveland Democrats got control of it, The men
whom Mayor orestes Cleveland appointed to this
important office now admit that the Water Depart
ment is S374,000 in arrears, and yesterday the FL
nance Board issued S950,O00 OF per cent bonds
to refund this water debt. The bonds run thirty
years.
REELECTING ARCHDEACoN JANvEY.
The archdeaconry Of. Jersey City reorganized
Yesterday by Bishop stsrkey. The meeting of Epis
copal clergymen held In Grace Episcopal Church,
and was largely attended. Bishop StaFkey nom
mated three clcrgymen to be voted for by the re-
mainder for arldescon. The Bishop placed in NOM
nation Archdeacon J. r. Janvey, of HoboSen; Deacon
Holly of Hackensack and the Rev. +. Il. Clayton OF
Rutherford. Archdeacon Janvcy was reelected. me
Rev. +. G.. Clayton and p Edwards Johnson oi
Jersey City. reelected secretary and treasurer
Judge Knapp, yesterday in the Court Of oyer and
Terminer, sentenced John Gildea, who was con-
yicted of manslaughter for the killing Of John Boyle
at Kearny, Easter Sunday, TO term OF ten years al
state Prison, the extreme penalty Of the law
william Reig, of No. e04 Palisade-ave., West Ho-
boken, and his daughter. Miss Jessie Reig, twenty
wears old were returning from funeral late on Mon
day night in a carriage when the carriage was struck
nv a freight train at the Jerscysve crossing. me
Carriage was wrecked and Mr.. Reig, Miss REG ana
the driver, Anton Schmidt. were thrown 10 the
ground with much force. Mr.. Regis leg was broken
and he was hurt on the head. The driver was also
hurt ON the leg. Miss Regis injuries were slight.
John b. Wright, Of Paterson. storekeeper IN Jer-
Gov Civ for the Erie Railroad was arraigned before
Justice ODonnen yesterday on a charge of larceny:
lie was observed carrying away packages ana last
tools and supplies Of paint oil and other things were
found in the cellar lie pleaded not guilty ana was
held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market was not affected by reports
from Pittsburg of falling of In the total output OF
tbe McCurdy pool Probably this due TO the
recognition Of the fact that new "gusher' might
quickly raise the production At the Stock Exchange
only 5000 barrels were sold at SO 3-S cents There
we're sales of $4,000 barrels in options at 6s90S o
cents Refined oil was unchanged at 7.20 cents in
barrels and sos cents in Foreign quotations
we're shade easier at Antwerp, at 10 1915 francs,
Bremen at $40 marks and London at D ID pence
being unchanged