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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
Stock ahoat

sE red o. ,tors aa M SsS ss 5 a'e Ss Of @s
aqSi fn q 52 bush last week 1875 bush year ago
s5G s57 Of su. SO last S S "ad
stSek Of No Whit s 9at and NsS s bu.R year. ago.
nay AND sTRAw-Thrrc was no chance or feature to
this supplies Of choice hay arr % ana 9o9
Use fair ~ good, 0OqGjc; shipping 9oc eoteI, my
5oa6oc c9, a fs so"S'' S"o'' '''
with horf icGs o %eSTi and eenenatd
Dep Siatn 1890 choice 2c medium, 29d3ic common
10 fair 27d2sc; Pacific Coast, 1890. ehoice S-G5S3c
f ;sT1y@n t5 9445 55i@? BSaeman, 5ia5Se,
METXLs-On the Metal EXeange business IN Tn n Wa Mas
u, me o at seller, light double and 10 do 1856 on
same o tfl steady and fair iobbing de-
nand az from 25a35e Boiling duii anu ho"n"i ~ 10 ~
NAVAL 81, sDr tur Rils %nrh ct
loo os ID at qaoiaton, strained so good st.sned
Il G5; L. Al 7oi F. - e.; - 10 j. &; 20
q - g. e '2 w. q e NJ 90 10 ~ 70 . '
0IIs-prime lard though held at Doc could probably
b De tbs liner qualities are firmly held. Cotton,e'd
crude prime o2f do season ea ss7assc Choice 4oe
s do of s sadc sSas5 coeoa1at ceyon
senR sSoe 5 SGS 's Iad prime Sc E o
Menhaden crude 27c light pesssa 2se esaeno W59 sa
sIs em Se cfde sc nstsra wneT 75e natural gEns
Csc 6eaehed winter ss D seter & bsc6ea spnc
s7s est,a biesehed G0e; sayonlned 4'e per n oi5ye
lanS; "FsBFIGITS-A limited movement FOR the day
with no decided change in rates on seam or say %
A. Id AID 700 Iae- cotton at $50 1isAlN ~ No
TERs-Btlush steansr SUI ua', ,i,So, PFTrOIT!irM
Su HiFIs"BarS Adam W spies hence o oas Kong
10000 refined I nor AUSTRIAN sSi bark v1 hence
MsTseIes or Port de Bone 200 hbs crude Is ooG
S!ws sssSsa Oa!s AIendMa ehXTEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
nnrs1nrvr Eliot BEFORE THE REFORM CLUB.

President Charles W. Eliot, of Harvard university
rave an exceedingly practical, forcibe ana interesting
address ON municipal government in this country 70 'lo
members of the Reform Club last evenie imS ana
Inv 80 tbo Climb house. No. 238 Ftlrave., was hlled
,t4h an enthusiastic audience. President Enot as
cussed the levying Of taxes, water supply sewerage
coro Of highways control Of companies wmch 1Vr''S"
,',. hea+ mower and Geographic and telephone com
mnnicatlon. public health and parks lie suggested
o. the remedy for existing evils the employment Oh
experts of the best training, who should nou 'i'ir
nlaces during efficiency. ,-.-.,,,oo,
on Anderson president Of the club, introduced
1891 fand ex Secretary Charles s. Falrchild spoke
Briefly after President EO9 0er john De Witt
Everett Iobn 4 Taylor, Walter ii. Page, Louis VIVA
miller and George >. HOPKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

BEEVES-Receipts for two days, $3.50 carloads OF
5723 head63 carloads for expectation alive 90 carload
shipment dressed quarters, 1859 carloads consigned
direct to saughtrers and 80 carloads 70 be sod
There almost export demand, and EastHans
Company were very limited buyers that Notwithstanding
the light supply trade slow and the general market
showed quOtable Improvement few top Cattle ,old
shade better prices. With $1,000 Cattle in chicago,
the feeling dull at the close and few carloads went
for Wednesday. . -
Nine carloads Of Kentucky "Sters' sold at SIS 400
IS 20 per 100 n carload, OF cOrnfed Colorado Steers
SIS and meal and coed Natives at - 6Oa$0 % for
medium choice with Lancasters sold at the hand
some figure as 80. pair OF oxen brought 81 Bulls,
10dS5 and Pennsylvania Cows sold at 50 O2 pa
70 SIS and a carload OF fine fat Indiana do at 81 80.
City dressed beef slow at S4d9ac, with choice and
extra sides selling at 9l.d039c.
Private cable adviccs Saturday, May 0, show i'm
provcent Of sc In refrigerated beef with sales at
49, or about S9tc per N. American Steers slow at liza
12c (tOle l2l2c), estimated dead weight.
There Is prospect OF any marked Improvement Just
vet In the European trade Home supplies have been
heavy and with Increase Of shipments from the States
and Montreal letting Canadian Cattle, advance Is
looked for by exporters Frights are steady and in
srance premiums unchanged shippers claim that there
still all live Cattle leaving American
ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
THE prTBOLEUM MARKET.

go, vvcnanre Yesterday again manifested IN
Inc a',,dc pctroleum market, 5000 barrels In
teiesU ~ ,rsit certificates at 80 cents. and 1000
Sa,res in Buckeye certificates at 10 cent?, being the
barreis III Say At the Consolidated Exchange
lecVu io- confined TO National Transit the range
uea nmces being II 7sa72a71 80 cents. the sales
mounted to 1900 barrels. Refined oil n oaricis
was quoted at 72O cents in bulk q. 400 gs anu ANIL
in F Pe an quotations Antwerp 10 ia francs
premen 40 marks; L0noOn, o 'i"' - =" ro''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
-op,rn FpIsCOPALIAYs TO CONFER.

The eleventh council of the NewYoFk and p i
mia synod Of the Reformed EpScOpal
pm PM ~ rhursday at the First Reformed Episcopal
noau Va Madson-ave and Fifty-seventhst' inc
Cnurem os which comprise this synod are in MaSsacu
emu York. New-Jersey and Delaware Inc
Se.S' y. .bo synod are: President Bishop William
u >oholson Of Philadelphia vicepresdent William
w Lathrop, of Scranton Penn secretary George W.
nouras Of Newark y. j.. and treasurer 0oS'pi M. No.
Dous,"' ~ 1huanelphia The General Council OF the
"hcoioi ~, -, hold on Nav 81, at Cleveland, ono.
T emu ocers Of this council are Charles ~ PsG
ING SewYork secretary, and John heis' Vi
mia treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
,,,roppAN PRODUCE MARKETS!

,,u,oo1 NAV H. :45 p. m.-Becf and pork IN
ldVerpo end HaIns in fair demand. Bacon IN poor
demand long and short clear mddles ioont 90 pounds
easy az moor demand Turpentne Ia fair demand Rosin
~, ~ GOOD demand Lard-spot and futures IN poor
h and fonr in poor demand Corn-spOt in poor
demand futures in fair demand mixed Western spot
d iulv steady al IS I'D. Hops at London-Pacinc
Coasi-There Is nothing Offering. mail, ,.or, Atlantic
,,oas 4 400 quarters: from Pacific ports, $1,000
poa. s othar Sources 10000. Receipts Of American
earn for tine last week. s,4OO quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool May H. 4 p. m.-The sales of the day in
cluded : 900 bales American
Futures closed firm American middling. low mid.
ding clause-May delivery 51-G4d sellers May and
June delivery 51-64d. sellers: June and July de-
livery 4 54-G4d. buyers; July and August delivery
s-64d. sellers August and September delivery
60.04d. buyers september and October delivery
4 6O-64d sellers; October and November delivery
4 6O-G4d buyers: November and December delivery
G1-64d buyers; December and January delivery
sd buyers.
Galveston May 11.-COtton steady: middling IL
low mlddng 1916: good ordinary l-l6: net and
gross receipts GIG exports to Great Britain Alb
cOastwisc 1888; sales 49, spinners ID; stock ID,
106.
Norfolk MY 11.-COtton firm middng 12 net
and gross receipts $50: exports TO Great Britain
6,172: cOastwise sos: sales 1873; stock 4,337.
savannah, May 11.-COtton steady; middliHS 3-l6;
low middng 0-16 good ordinary net and gross
receipts 1854; exports coastwse 1926; sales 800 !;
stock 22.794.
New-Orleans May 11-COtton firm; mlddling 3-S ;
low middllng "a good ordinary 1-16: net re-
ceipts ,G0l gross 2,537; exports to Great Britain
$500; sales 300; stock 174,474
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, May IL, 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
THE B. AND o.'s NEW FREIGHT YARI

Baltimore, May IL (speciaD.-The Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad has taken possession of its extensive new
freight yard at Brunswick, Frederick County, Nd The
new yard begins at Brunswick and extends eastward
about two and a quarter miles 1t is about 32o feet
wide on the hills to the north the new portion OF
the town will be built for the railroad employees Inc
yard will afford capacity for 5000 cars. Here all
mixed freight trains will be taken, and solid trains
for various points will be made up. transfer shed
1.4o0 feet long, storage ce-house no feet long
and other buildings have been erected. When com
pleted the work will have cost S250,0O0. Bruins
wick now becomes the terminus of the first section
Of the road The repair shops will remain at Martins
burg W. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
THE ALTON AND SPECIAL RATES.

Chicago, May 11-General Passenger Agent Charl-
ton, Of the Chicago and Alton road emphatcaly de-
MES that he and his company responsible for the
failure Of the Western Passenger Association to fix
summer tourists rates rates for the annual meeting
Of the National Educational Association at Toronto or
the Grand Army encampment at Detroit. "The Alton
he said ais in favor Of fare for the round trip or
less for the meeting of the National Educational Asso-
ciation and will agree to any form Of ticket and to
through tickets being sold, but it is not in favor OF
selling them by roundabout scalping routes 1t Is IN
favor of selling them by direct, legitimate routes and
a majority of the members Of the Western Passenger
Association are with the Alton on this. In conse-
quence of the boycott Of the Eastern eoads against the
Alton we are unable to sell tickets to Detroit and
return for the Grand Army but we are willing and
anxious to sell them between all points on our line az
one fare or less and agree to any fUm Of ticket Or II
tickets are Objectionable to agree to return passage
being secured certificate. As to summer tourist
rates the boycott has no TO do with them than
Al has with the The difficulty IS created by Two
roads which are evidently in favor Of discrimination,
and We regard discrimination as unfair If not Illegal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
OH. MAEE ETS

on CITY MAY 1l.NatiOna Transit certificates opened
-oi highest 79Ic lowest -OIrc; closed 1O.c. SALES,
90 900 bols ccaracos, 1000 bns charters 5Ooso bbs
shiuucuts 55S76 bbls luus JlJlo Dbls. 49,,
i"itt,buIg NAV 1l-htrceuni-Notin doing; Natonai
1ns,t cerncates opened at 72c closed at 7lc highs'
bradford May Educational Trapsit certbestes opened
at zee closed at 70S.c highest nc lowest 'Vte vicar
auces 1900 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
BREYroGLE AND THE CRAWFORD CHARGES.

BREYFoGLE AND THE CRAWFORD CHARGES.
Louisville, KY, May 11-Dr Breyfoge, In an inter-
view regarding his resignation as assistant TO inc
president of the Monon Railroad, says:
"I have not severed my connection with the
Nonon as I am still a director and member of the
executive Committee The Office Of assistant to the
oresideot of the road was created only for the pur
pose of enabling certain matters 30 be concluded
and. being simply clerical, matter OF course
would not think of retaining it permanently me
Crawford charges had nothing whatever 10 do with
nv resignation the Board of Directors refusing 10
consider them and regarding them as absolutely iase
after accepting my resignation passed resolutions ex
peedingly complimentary to me-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
EAsr.BoUNp SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago May 1.-THE east bound shipments BY rail
last week aggregated SOB TONS while the lake lines
scored s1,769 tons. The shipments of -four, grain
and provisions from Chicago TO the seaboard by the
lines in the Central Traffic Association aggregated
274S1 TONS against 23lOo for the preceding week. an
increase of 43s1 TONS and against 37O54 for the cor
responding week last year, decrease of 1878 tons.
The Vanderbilt lines carried So per cent of the traffic
the Pennsylvania lines 20. the Chicago and Grand
Trunk 16 and the Baltimore and Ohio per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

room. The club members present threw water on the
oil, which only spread the flames. The stroke seized
the lamp and threw II out Of the window but lodged
the balcony and set fire TO the woodwork The
flames finally smothered. but not before many
rowing costumes had been burned ruined The room
was damaged. but none of the boats were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
1T WILL NOT GO TO THE STATE COURTS.

Omaha, Neb May I1.-Judge Caldwell In the united
States Circuit Court this morning overrled the petuon
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Company TO
have the case OF Thomas J. Lowry against the company
remanded 10 the State courts for trial. Lowry Is
grain man at Lincoln and is suing the road on the
ground Of discrimination I'm rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
4 LIGHTED cHAxDELIigR PALS.

rhe eight-oared crew Of the Atalaata Boat Club had
lust reached It's batbouse tue River course
near Newark between and o'clock last night. when
o large swinging oil chandelier, suspended from the
ceiling in the assembly ROOM fell with crash TO the
eoo, breaking, and scattering the burning OIL over the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
MACY,s WILL BE BIGGER YET.

r. il. Macy Co., the dry-goods firm, propose 10
enlarge their establishment by erecting an eight
stone and terracotta store the north side OF Ir
teenth-st, l25 feet east Of Sxthave. The plans OF
the building were filed yesterday at the Bmldins
Bureau The structure viii be ~ by 1913 feet IN ex-
tent and will cost 22Do, 900 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
RATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

Kansas City, May 1.-The Trans Missouri Passenger
Association has announced that ii will not make the
one fare for the trip rate TO the Cincinnati third
party convention. To-day the Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Memphis announced that IL would not be bound by
the action of the association but would make the one
fare rate asked for by the farmers This will probably
compel the other lines to apply the rate The matter
will be considered at the meeting OF the association in
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

Boston, May ia big express deal has just been
eonsummated which will give the National Express
COMPANY through route from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific BY the terms of the agreement the American
Express Company withdraws entirely from the Fitch
burg Railroad on May Is and the National takes
possession. Hereafter the American VIII selu all vi
their Western business over the Boston and Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
n,vr 1xctrtsIyC ITS C4PIT4L.

Albany, May 1.-THE Columbia banh Oh os.G lotn
-, sIas IN the state Banking Department certificate
mas ni9u ., Of capital from 100000 to 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
CONSUL copTE CALLED HOME.

Rome, May 1.-THE Italian Consul at Ne"orleahs'
signor Corte has been Instructed to return home In
order 10 furnish the Italian Government with an exact
account Of what has taken place since the murder OF
Chief OF Police Hennessey. Vice Consul roma OF ue
COrte I'm the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
Visible SUNNY,

Of which American 10000 bales. Sales 10000 aes OF
which for speculation and export, 1000 bales American
middng is-1ed. Futures opened easy decline
The contract market opened easy, with Liverpool Only
to advance Che crop months in consequence OF Dry
weather IN Georgia. Near deliveries fairly active
but unchanged at the close while remote months showed
advance Of 2d3 points Saturdays figures; Inc
market closed easy Total sales reached 300 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR1The ma g0 was v sGyy
66s cyPC INCLUDING 900 b9s Low Extra 1ad sia1 SS
b6IS Minnesota Extra slGsi 60 800 bbs Winter Wheat
Extra, s4as5 so; $50 bbs Superine 50 I5Gsi 40 yoo
SSs5 IN 20 patents IS SOS$s % Low Ezta SASS 80
w9 7Sas5 %5ea n l2w g $685. 90 Patents ordinary
choice $5d$5 Co fancy g G5d$1 @ Mnnesota sPs
gda 70 choice s. SS aosy 50 10 s5Gy K g
ass CO. Superne spring and winter g - Az t bn
and u1 Metksd sies zoo bbs Shipping Grade
ad and RYE sT FoURoae but Steady Sales 100
6bT STperne at p 7cG$S % ana ana iahey 10 Western
closed at % Ioasi and Brandywne at ga Sales $50
bbls, including 500 bbls Brandywipe.
tn speculative % sr was n fd Rc
day there vas an &c Of on reney y
oreSS selling and the market then became Irregular and
s carly ' months and q Ge months SPOT
took 900 bush The receipts Of wheat are quite light
%sa n S tSs nS5S RFnf Tas %
day last The rseps t bush for May H.
The receipts at the seabOard were 15s 3 bush against
G 6 s gd %Ss ms 1873 bush
s SssR atS SssS 5a.l M5S MI
agadsd winter red az q io % syv1 eIs Sd2
Sgs bS ND 6 SG5ohet 81 '5 To- arrive RI deerd 10 @
caso f"e qrys delivered Iii d 10 g oS Nay ~. 3 os S
c g9 l2 at s Il o5 AZ do Jay 81 osSS1 os closing at
81 OIL; August 81 03d$l O4s closing at - o 20,
DO s oGsoBeP u C5ssSs 6sf closing at 8 e.
do May 1891 81 O7d$l os+ closing at 81 oara;,
I'VE nm and nominal BA RLE1-Dull ana nominal
M u III Y MALT-Dull and nominal -COKN-Was
d and lower in the speculative line, closing weak at
aGd ioweF Closing weak There were no features Of
ri inte,est Sales $50 900 bush future, 10000 bush
gctI incIvdine No mixed sO0Slc In elevator 81 aS2c
aGoat ungroded mixed 7sg92c 40 whit S g2 Gjc
Vaor: yellow soc in elevator; No May il2u
closing at II &c do June, 6Gsa6'c closing az 0le 90
INV g. -, code closing at Gjc do August "a 2dOo-2
n:no at G4oc do September 04c. closing at &c; do
December, closing at 81 I,thg were
reduced somewhat but options advanced "a &C. saies
4O 600 hush future 80 900 bush spot ncudhs 30 . ~
Nc do white $50 57i2d5Sc in elevator .9c a1oat
10 white 5od592c; No. SOC do whit VOC no. do
chicapo 5s,950c ungraded Western, mixed o1aOlG 40
white d. Sea7Oc NO May pc closing a occ c GS Sn
ic do August closing at i2c do SepteIn6er io@fO2e
closing at 40c; do white May, 5ehG's2' 5G Sioe
ing FEED oaotations 40 SO and so 3. at s. 90 100
n AT 81 %; rye. II 20dSl 2z2 cottohseeu he' a'
81 25d$l 40. and oil meal 40 81 41dsl 90
New.York Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
Chicago May 11rne leading futures ranged as follow.
WHEAT. NO. ..

Cash QUOTATIONS. were as olows Fiour 'Ieady and un
changed No spring what, ~ 02 No spring wheat
9ja97c; No . red II o2asi o. No corn, oS'ei No
oats soc No 2 rye, SIC No barley noLinal No
iax.eed. Il Il; prime timothy seed 2 2Sssl g mes.
short ribs sides loose o6ds5 95 dry sated shoulders
boxed 95 short clear sides. boxed GO 4ods8 80
whiskev dstieTs finished goods, per gal, 81 IL sugar
unchanged; No white oats, 81 aa52 he No DO 5o9d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

rts i7d2cc extra daIry 2oG22c extra hrsts' l7C9c;
a1s @ 81 S.s sSJ" Z
Ssra Fo PPaq sit T 4snp 81 lard G G1s Si bulk
meats quiet short ribs IS l2l2 bacon easy short clear
Whisky firm sa S o 4 Rs O t1emt goods Sg
soc Ohio 25@2sc choice dairy i5sI6e. Linseed oil
sady s' sq Esgs sssd had 1c Il
good demand. with light receipts Ohio fat, ioaaiic.
No. sS9ss On May Track ln ss Oh wG Gsy
no No,ther9 y CS Corn rm 10 o. .t track ou &c:
&c. q siOIs a. Rye NM SO e , in ',Sss Gee
F Fda j9 10 100 vi bD a wheat ra s5 bs6 6r
bush. Shipments-Flour 1900 bbls barley, 2,loo
car for ~ cod spy c TS dT s.s
t Sas SLOW Nofses' a $sF S
srH and SG a5o Sd PAID nGs l % The
offerings were mostly closed before noon shipments,
rs Sse Al 2T g SS Soh Mn and ans
Ma g JC Cg a. 9 81 o taSf o. No
olc reS so % oats lower xh 70
sp ssssOs Rye $@s ssS H.%
GsS ys SS eSis 500
Philadelphia May 1l-E1ourzwestern and rennsylyanis
wD, e sS S IS o % g f Il sg S
q 1895 30; Western winter clear s5dsS g DO do
so ceaT 25 do strsah s 5 50 " 10
~ g5a whe Ry sor oS MAJ - 80 II HG
june 81 osssi o. July y o7d$i OH August 81 oss
sa@ Ss So M %sd /" apot 10
W TscF 2sd S nSd in y HS! @G Sn fS
S91c July G7a0sc; AUGUST eeGG7c;, oats-S,ales. 10,
592c June and July 5s'aa59c Provisions steady, bus
SO 50. Smoked beet i3di4c Beet hams. is 5oGsio.
Pork mess. new sl3 so do family. sl4 5ods5. Hams.
sde clear b6ed f S a c do DO do smoked 7
shoulder n dTy salt Ey Sgrd a. DO 90 sSS
0i2d7c bellies in pickle 7a7gc; do erfas bacon; SD
&fpur suttt y d n and 7 xaa1 % SasT
GreaneGy extra 29;; DO PRINT; % @s3c Esss arm;
4i9d4ac grsnulated 44c. Feed dun and weak winter
bran Slea.2o Petroleum steady rcined IN - Sbl nn
sacks: wheat, 10 800 bush; corn $4,000 bush; oats:
233Oo bush Shpments-Wheat. 1900 bush; corn. 4o2oo
bush; oats 1000 bush.
. red cash 81 oia$ii OF Nav 81 q 2 bid July, S4Ls
25sc, closing at 9iatc; Angus. 0Slsa9ise closing az
no (ath s%5c: Nav 55&Sjse Closing az
July, 55isd?6osc, closing at 56 oats quiet but hrT
nominal Hay duh prairie slsasls so; timothy sii
as: Bran dull saeEed b. soc F!axseed lower;
s9am Sss sia2sc ' esFy lSs?sc SefhsT" roll
Whisky ss s;s2 sf + FGssns iT o2 SSs9s
80 IS; short clear SO 37l2: Bacon-Boxed shoulders
Hams, si0asl2 Recepts-Flour 5000 bbis wRoas.
10000 bush 1872 600 bush o1s 80 900 bush. ship
COO bush; oats 1000 bush. '"'
Toledo, May 11.-wheat weak lower: cash and Nav.
ro m neglected Oats dill cash. Sic clovcrses s
steady cash and May q 20 Rec,ipts-Four 20 Dbl. ;
shG @ G bDs wa So' BUSH n s eS
o6.3lO bush oats 9i1 bush rye 1912 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter marhes
was lower: extra creamery 24d25c extra rsts 2ld22c;
rts 17d2Oc dairy, 20d22c extra hrsts. 17G9e;
lrsbs, 14al1c Egg. l3dl4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

4 ADY'S MAID.-By a French lady; can
IL dress hair and understands all kinds Of
sewing. Call or address 182 West 32f-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS OF BEEvEs.

Good ~ Prime Steers sold one year ago at ~ 7OdS5 10,
and the average estimated az 81 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-13
1ncnmntiyo and Machine Works.

These works win send ont this week three
new standard locomotivcs--one % Michigan.
one 10 North Carolina and the third No. ~,
an lsy26 Mogul passenger engine FOR the
Richmond. Frederic ksburg and Potomac rail.
road. This last engine is Of the latest and
most improved type and is built expressly
for power and speed 90 meet tie require
ments Of the heavy but fast trains now car
RED over that road
Some very large brass castings have Just
been made foI parts of the Texas machinery.
One piece especially was not only very large
hut complicated, yet it was cast successfully
the first time. 10 the qualification oI the Gov
eminent inspectors. one Of whom was heard 70
saw TINT az another important establishment
he had seen three failures IN making a similar
casting before IL was successfully accom-
plished.
II seems more and more apparent that the
South is destined TO become IN manuiaclures.
as she has been in s.atesmansmp' the peer, II
not the superior Of any other section OF the