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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

Ana in accordance with law and an order from the
Board OF Directors, made on the twenty-sixth day
OF october. 1891, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold pub
lie auction at the office OF the company. No, 80
Pine 81, Rooms % and II, San Francisco. Cal, on
WEDNESDAY the twentythird day OF december
1891 at the hour OF O'Clock N. of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
j. W. PEW, Secretary
Francisco, Cal de4 ~
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


NOTICE OF observation-disclosures POINT
~ Cold and Silver Mining Company location Of
principal place of business, San Francisco Cafor-
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that, at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the I'd day of Decem-
Der, 1891, an assessment, No. So. OF so cents per
share was levied upon the capital STOCK cor
pofatlon, payable Immediately in United States
gold CON- to the Secretary at the Office of the com.
pany, Room 5. 33l Pine ST.. San Francisco Stock
Exchange Building San Francisco California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day OF January, 1892 will
be delinquent. and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before Will
be sold on Wednesday, the 9th day of January,
with the costs of advertising and expenses Of sale
by order OF the Board OF Directors;
once, Room g. 33l Pine St, San Francisco Stock
Exchange Building, San Francisco. California
does I'd
G0NFIDENoE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
- Location 81 principal place OF business, San
francisco, California; location OF works Gold HILL
Storey County. Nevada.
=, Notice Is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 18th Gay OF Novem-
per. 1881 an assessment (No. l9) of seYenty-hve
cents per share was ievied upon this capital Of
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin 10 Secretary at the once of the
fornia. $3.50
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tie 22d day OF December l8al
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment is made before VIII be
sold on MONDAY, the l1th day of January 1892
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
COSTS OF advertising and eIpenS sale nv order
Of the Board OF Directors.
A. S. GRoTH, Secretary.
oflce-4l4 California St, San Francisco C:Iiior.
MS no1a "a
A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL. AND MIN
Sag ~ lag Company location Of principal place of
Cola Hill. storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of The
BOARD OF Directors, held on the 4th day OF Move M
Der 1891 an assessment, No of IS cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpors-
tion, PAYABLE Immediately In United States gold
cola, 10 The Secretary. at the oics OF the company
Room az. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery St, San
Ersucisco, Cai.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
rlstn unpaid on the 9Th day Of December 1891 will
be delinquent, aud advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on TUESDAY, the 29th day of December
1881, TO pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
by order Of the Board Directors
CHARLES Z. ELLIOT, Secretary
ofce, Room 7s, Nevada Block 30s Montgomery
san O.,
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PNSIRONEMENI.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday. November 4. 1891, 1t
u O'clock noon. at the office Of the Company. Room
6, No. 2ll Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal By
order of the Board Of Directors
ERNEST j, KOCH, Secretary.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

European monarchs also did when bonds to
bearer were unknown; and we believe that
one motive is the sense of insecurity, an
Idea that they may be driven to sudden
flight, which scarcely ever leaves them. The
Nizam cannot have wanted it only as port
able property.-The Operator.
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nELNo6Est SALE Sor16r-oaulzsnARR

Gold Mining Company. Location OF prinei1sE
Eisoe of business, San Francisco, Cal. Location %
works, Los Burros District. Monterey County, Cal;
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, on account OF AssssmsDt tSo. -
levied on the 7th day of July, 1897. the several
amounts set opposite tho names of tina respective
shareholders, as follows:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

AIu IN ArCOFuance WITH law, elid al ORDER from
the Board of Directors made the sixteenth day OF
october, 1881 SO mary shares or each parcel OF
such stock as may bS necessary will be sold
public auction, at the office of the company, Room
%, Nevada Block, No. 309 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, MONDAY. the 14th day
OF december 1891 at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. OF
said day TO pay said delinquent assessment the reOn
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
Tlos6 tul II. FISH,
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THE EVOLUTION
OF The STOVE.
Interesting Facts About Those Existing
in POmpGiial Days.
Tie Clumsy Iron Box Of Germany-The Char
eoal-Burrer Of the Frsnch-The Old En-
glish Stove Common in England.

The stove comes through evolution. 1t
was late development, but its progress
and transformation have been rapid enough
since the first real stove emerged from the
ehTysaliS tre-box.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

| iELlNSCE Ri BALE NOriCE - bUDlE Gun
~ soltdated Mining Company. Location Of prinei-
Pal place Of Dusn ess, San Francisco Gal Location
OF works, Bodie Mining District, Mono County,
Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
de.crioed stock, on acc cunt of assessment No. Is
levied en- the 22d day CT September. 1891. the
eral IS set opp osite the names the respect
i've ehar ehoQcrs, IS follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE UTAH CON
~ ,olidated Mining Company Location OF prIn-
epsl pace OF place OF business San Francisco cal
New. ~ '''
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
descr! bed stock, account of assessment No / &
levied on the 18th day of October, 1881, the sew.
era amounts set opposite the names OF the respect-
i've shareholders, as follows:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-06

The man who makes break ought not to
be employed On q railroad train.
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hkLl%QUE$T SALE NUTtCE-HUR ESHOE
~ Bar Consolidated Mining Company. Location
Of principal place of business. San Francisco, Cal
Cal.
Nctice-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock, on account of assessment mo. 81
levied on the goth day of October 1891. the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names of the respeo-
tive shareholders. foIIuMs:
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF the
board o. Trustees. made the sixteenth day 90
toDsr, 1881. so many shares Of each paree; such
STOCK ~ may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office OF the company, Room So Ne
vada Block No. 800 Montgomery straet San Fran.
cisco California, on TUESDAY. the dftsenth day OF
December, 1891. Al the hour of l O'Clock p NJ OF
said day. TO pay said delinquent sssessIn emit there
OIL, together with costs OF advertising expenses
Of the sale. A. b. THOMPSON Secretary
onice-Room 90, Nevada Block soc Montgomery
81, eau FRANCISCO, Cal. NOES ID
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ilSCAlc D. b........-...........io 40
Mackie, j. B., Trustee. ......76 le5 SO so
Aud in accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors made on the goth day of
october, 1891, so many shares OF each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold pub
lie auction at the Office Of the company, Rooms IS
and 10. No. $50 Pine street, San Francisco Cal on
Tuesday, the 22d day of December. 1891. at th
hour Of O'Clock p. NJ OF said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
ID. NJ. KENT, Secretary.
Omce-Rooms 1S and 10, No. $50 Pine sire ct San
Francisco, Cal de2 I'd
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

and unchanged sares $4,000 Picked Bellies ;ss,os ss
s s':s;: :..:s ss: i: sS;s
5S ssaa &
sS5''s sSs .ay y'sIs & ''fs is ssGd % 2 @ icon
sq'sso sos e. o RS; 1: Y 5sS s:sS rs' 81
ss:e&5ss;, Sl?:ts a; ,a'fi so
sa sssss sS: % c,aS.ry SsEss ss
Esn DO do sGs t,S j gHHS wset ss2s
psty SaidfsS s9S: ana pals fancy choice S5
?' Choice s!s;e %s;A s iaaS
iloa creamery choice, 2os2s good 2isssc fair, ais
sists Asfs Sc &
2ls22c thrds Ita2oc CHEEsE-9al and steady on n
isSs: Sss gsi'HEEh :: ss:'% 1
Nhlts ilIalac good 70 prime io siiss; iar 70 good
psr. .GSs to fa @ s% Sms, SSss
stass and PenSsylvaaa frssh iS,.sife Western and
sss. but .u%orss Sd
isf ss:s aa;seysss 90 Is: GsnirSsai
closed SrS June, "sts ss4as % S' july
Out Hoa ED a. @ sn q iS
Cubes sse; Xxxx, 6oi i" Mould ss1'' SiSs Diamond
a s9ss Empire "a" 1s 10. Q. S'.c 10 T. ssiei
range q prices si:. Leaf Sss @ s% 1850 8 Af e%s
yania seed ldl5c 100 do Pennsylvania Havana. 18a2o
90 DO 1890 NewEngland Havana private terms 200 90
@suhares @ a.Soc aiso so9 bales Havana 'ocasl 10 %
. STEAIuNE-Dull and unchanged. City lard quoted at
TALL0w-ouiet and steady. Prime city quoted at
wooL-No especial movement in domestic stocks has
taken place but the market is steady at unchanged
prices In the sales 27 1000 N spring California.
:ossC2s 80 600 DO pulled private terms 10 600 DO
secured Oregon 4Sd5Sc 5000 do nne gnwasheS fleece.
$500 do secured Ternory 5000 do fall Texas 1000 do
washed combng 900 do unwashed do private terms
1000 n iayn bagdad 5000 do Iokhara; 10000 DO col
ored Bagdad 60 600 do Georgian Ito 900 do China 30 900
DO Do &CSTdoya 1000 do Cape " bond on private terms
10000 do autumn do, 19c and 10000 do Smyrna. on
private terms
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

King Solomon 1oS (Ray), won Asten, 122 IN Lynch,
second Vintage Time My. 112 (smms), third Tme1 AS.
Bettins-vintage Time fliy 70 s King Solomon TO 1.
Asben to /. Mutuals paid s10 +5.
Third race-Purse s40o, divided for beaten two.year
olds Ave furongs. Recess 1l5 (Ittlehcld won King
third. Time-1 :OSL.
Betting-Recess TO 10, Thiers l.. 70 H. Kingdom
10 1. Mutuals paid 50 S5.
Fourth racePursc $500 divided foe ao
snces heats Of nve furloags, F1tz Lee, aged i0o
4 10 lMcCarty1 third Tlme-I :02ia in each heat.
Van second in first heat and Gyda third There
were heats only
Bettlng-Gyda and Rustic to each Fitz Lee 10 to /
Second hes-Ftz Lee 70 g in the books Mutuals paid
$50 so run or 90 30.
Fifth race-Free handicap, steeplechase; purse 1880
divided. Repeater, aged. 1881 (Jenkns) won Delaware
aged 14o tDonoyan second Evangeline aged, 130 GALL
mark, third. Time--3l9
Bettlng-Delaware TO 2. and 10 10 against each Of
the others Mutusls paid sS 90 Delaware. No tickets
sold Repeater.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
PONY RACES AT HEMPsTEAD FARM.

r,.n. will he more fun at Hampstead Farm this
afternoon as the pony races will be resumed 'niS
As the programme:
ESr.t Rsce-For purse Of 1925, of which s25 to the
...ona For ponies Ia hands inches and under to be
ned and ridden by members OF the American Pony hac
ing Association All ponies to carry loo pouhus 80
900 wards straghAway, with standing start i"None'
e1o N n Winner OF first race on May barred. pNcr'
,vs,,b, o,Ioved IL declared Entries-Chestnut hln
Stock Farms Cannon, 1eo n Albert eteVenss Onofo'
g. 100 n j. Stevenss Bess, 16o N; hefoer' oo
Little Friend 160 n Tsmalamsh Stables Onei"", %
n; Charles s. Bstes's Sweethesre 10" nj o'sie' ~
mer's Griselda, 16o n. s,o.
Second Race-Hsndicap. For purse OF si<o' u ~ -
rps TO the second. ponies IA hands ineh ana uue
entrance SIS; s5 only IL declared by May o. ,,,S,s
60 o.,,.rs q, a mile nm the Cat Entries-J c. Smiths
petsev 1so n Pole Rancho Stables Champs loo ID 'o
Duryea's Robin Adair, 16o n; H. Iimmihss L' s,,,,
14B m; Tamalamah Stables Roulette, l'o ID A. " S''
Hum In 14o n; Birwood Stables Happy JACK lou I'd.
Tp,rs Handicap For a sweepstakes OF $50 /;
s,o eny ~ declared by May o added to purse OF 500
second horse to receive onehalf the STAKES. for p
"A hands inches and under About one mile on tne na
rntrs.J Van Schaick's Biloxi, jr, 14o 10 j. u oi'
pstsev l5o N; Polo Rancho Stables Chsmpa, 100 ID
John Duryeas Ballad 1o5 N H. X. Bloodgoods iioIS
pu,en 1855 N II. X. Boodgood's Little Ohance' lfo
Albert stevenss Chas s., 14o N Iemelanan sIiou'
Pocahontas 100 N Brwood staoies HAPPY 'aeA' i''
M Lynch's Volunteer, 100 N.
Fourth Race-Hurdle sweepstakes OF $50;
s1o only declared by May Q, added TO purse OF SiVo
one.haf Of stakes to go to the second hOfsefo,
non,.. IA hands inches and under About mile ana
half over eight hurdles Entries-H' n biooueoods
Holly Queen 1876 n; II. X. Bloodgoods Little Chance'
,EE n. w Harbords Nina 100 n; N. G. Reynsl's The
indian 145 n John c. Knbreths Trouble, 100 NJ f. F.
Magouns The Mlliner, 146 H.
Fifth Race-Hunters' steepechase For cup. value
y, s1oo For registered hunters, TO carry l7o 10 the
-, s,.enlechase over this 20 CORY $50 n /:
that have started and been beaten to carry 1oo
overweight allowed declared entrance s1o D. Abou:
Ave miles over fair hunting country. Entries-h' N
p,oodpood,s Julia 100 n W. Harbords Apollo l6o n
W Hs,bords why Not 40 Chestnut Hill Stock Farms
Mon Tresor 100 n J. L. Kernochan's Retrou.ion $50
M III s. Page jr's Miss Essex, 17o M r. L. stevenss
Sentinel 40 ID.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
HOW TO MAKE 4 CITY HEALTHFCL
DISCUSSION AT THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

An interesting meeting OF the Section on Public
Health and Hygiene held last evening in the
Academy Of Medicine, No. II West Forty-th1rdst.
The proper disposal OF stable refuse in NewYork was
the subject first discussed. DR.. Sturgs opened the
discussion and spoke forciby Of the disagreeabe and
unhealthful manner In which stable manure Is now
disposed Of In conclusion, he offered the following
resolutions which were adopted by the section:
Whereas The present OF removing and disposng
Of stable manure the city Of NewYork Is menace to
public health and nuisance to the community here'
FORE .
Resolved That the Section on Public Health Of the
New.York Academy Medicine presents at the earliest
possible moment Academy Of Medicine at large Tor
adoption by the body and transmission TO The Board OF
Health Of the city New York. the following resolution
Resolved That on and after the 1st day Of October.
1891 10 shall not be lawful TO remove stable manure from
any stable premises In the buup portion OF the CITY
Of New-York. to cart the same within the CITY
limits unless the be pressed and baed as re-
oured by the Board Of Health and be properly covered
while being and carted, be ncosed in tightly
covered barrels recepaes approved by the Board Of
Health prevent the escape OF all offensive odos
and liquid matter.
The question was further discussed by DR.. Alex
ander Hadden Dr. stephen Smith, Mrs. Troutmann,
secretary OF the Ladies' Health Protective Association
Major Bullard and Mr.. AHamonte, stableman. the
remarks Of Major Bulard were interesting as showing
the method employed by the Health Board in over
coming the present nuisnce. lie said the piers were
inspected once "ech' am u""O ~
allowed to be dumped upon them, and that baled
manure could not be opened the piers. Carts are
required to be covered and any complaint by a
citizen causes an investigation TO be made.
Mr.. Agramone said the objection to baling was tnat
manure could not be sold in that form. After this
discussion Dr. H. W. Mitchell road paper on %Ihe
Drainage OF Cities and It's Relation to Public hcalth
He did not confne himself entirely to drainage but
spoke of the necessity OF proper method OF street
cleaning lie approved the idea OF dividing the Guy
into districts each under a superintendent. Each
street should be swept BY machine once daS, ana in
mediate removal Of the dirt In streets where there
is much traffic men should be constantly employed re-
moving filth "a II accumulated , -,
The meeting was largely attended, and all TOOK
deem interest I'm the subjects under discussion.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SIS bbls shipments, 4l57 bbs sales, l25 bbls wheat
unsettled No red spot, ~ II; the month, u l02G
ael lO' July q oY2asl oe1 August. 81 StEgSl ,,9 pa
M siei%er N 6ns6y ma 1S q receipts
shipments 900 bush stock 1873 77 bush sales 20! 900
Corn dull mixed spot and the month 1oc June
7obc; July. 0sa6s*e spot No white 7ie southern
Ia 207 bush stock. 81 41S bush. oats dull and weak
80 white Western. 012q62 &c; No mSea, 61a0l nc
inactive No 3 93c receipts 900 bush stock 9f5i bush
IIay easy; good choice timthy, $lldel2. Gr1la
frciehts Unchanged. Cotton nominal miGdling, SEC.
provisions quiet mess pork old 81. 50 new, slS SO
hulkmcas loose shoulders, &c long clear and clear rib
sides &c sugar picked shoulders. 6Sc sugar cured
smoked shoulders TIC Hams, large llte small ldsse
isls Coree nrn; Rio cargOa,, fair, lO1c. Sugar
QUIET; granulated; 4sc Copper steady unchanged
Whfskey unchanged.
nuralo MAY s.-wheat-Spot spring scarce; No !
Northern Chicago, OF 81 0s DO No sPiing q o. T.
IN sCoJ od az Il o o7s $1,000 bush do al os
5000 bush No . Northern at FL 0i2 closing prices No
Northern, ~ osh; No d. 81 o5's; win:er wheat
Siss do In store si closing at 81 llael ll2 cars
No extra red sold at o. 0sds1 0e No white at 81 II
in store Corn unsettled. closing weak cents lower
demand 7S, G ss sssssiS ~ ies = ysSr IN store sS
aaISee 20 g. 7fd7i[c asked. oats quiet weak cars
10 white at OCaooso No white soc No sd mixed Cd
soe ,s:s sss'q 80 Gn a.psa siA kTs dull 20 sss
Is sSas5 90 Rye -four :: 1888 60 MN feed WEAK weak
winter o do nSS sV s1f e.
6bls corn 40 600 bush. Shipments-Cana-Wheat 2o2..
900 bush: corn $500 bush barley malt ntOo ous an
naxseed 900 bush rsEhonr isooe bnIs Mnsae i'o'
r.or May 6s sSSP SS e' SSse S NO.
white, 6saa5Se, Re-Nothtag doing whiskey asm /;
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The wheat market at the Produce Exchange was
again active. nervous and unsettled yesterday Early
in the day there decline Of le0l l-2 cents due
largely to Continental selling and the rmors Of fnan-
cial tcoubles in Paris. The latter rumos were subse-
quently contradicted and reaction OF 75a1 Ia cents
took place. Tine OF an increased demand on ex-
port account also had stimulating effect and the
close was steady at within 3od7-S cent OF Thursdays
prices. Cable accounts weaker. The sales were
19,44SO 900 bushels. The spot market was unsettled
and lower the concessions resulting In a moderately
active business Exporters took 100000 bushels. May
options opeIet 1t 81 10 3-s, declined ID cent. adj
vanced to ~ II 3s. and closed at ~ IL. June
at 81 90. July opened at 81 06 a, declined IA cent
advanced 10 81 OF 35, and closed at 81 Oi. August
started at 81 O3 ID, declined Is cent. advanced to
~ Ot rs and closed at 81 04 IL. september sold az
Si O3a 81 o. and closed at 81 04 l2 December opened
81 O4 34, declined TO III GA, recovered TO 81 o. ana
Corn opened from 161 IL cents lower on options.
advanced l Ia cents. declined LA IL cents on
weak at 1-461 1o cents under Thursdays last figures
The spot market was firm and higher. owing to the
scarcely OF supplies. Exporters took 10000 busehls.
Oats were veIy dull Throughout the session, Doth IN
The actual market and for speculation. options closed
at a loss of l "a $50 cent foc the day
Lard moderately active, closing weak at a de
ern steam closed at go S. and city steam at 50 25.
The closing prices were as follows: ~ ,.,.. ., ~.
August, 81 O4 l-e; september, 81 o! l,2; october.
81 03 lo December 81 OF Us; May, 1892. 81 Os L.
Corn-May, 73; June. GO IL; july 81 3-s; August
oats~May 81 1-a June, 55 1-a; July, 55; August.
. Lard@May, so e5' July. IS o7 August 81 ia' Sep
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday as
B eor aa oss %ss
aoGr, ao734 packages. Al (cago Milwaukee he s,, and
corn 4142T7 bushels oats, 27I bushels; total
grain 795.l0 bushels; nour. 1e,4o4 packages.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
TO CIRCULATE THE SUBSIDIARY SILVER.

Washington, May s.-Secretary Foster has under
consideration another proposition that has been sug
gested to him getting the subsidiary silver coin
in the Treasury into general circulation This PROPOSE
ton. which the secretary is said to look upon with
considerable favor affects particularly the silver half
dollars. 1t is that the Department put in the de-
postary banks located in the more remote sections
OF the country, such as Washington, Oregon, and
Texas amounts OF this coin ranging up TO $4,000, in
exchange for an equal amount of lawful money from
the banks 1t would then in the course Of business
be paid over the banks counters and would therefore
become distributed in section oil the country where
it would not be returned to the suolreasures for ex-
changed for paper money rapidly it is in the vcn
itv of the Sub Treasures Frequent representations
have been made by public men to the officials Of the
Department of the scarcity OF fractional silver cain
In fhe regions referred to- and the opinion expressed
that the course above indicator would, II adopted help
to solve the problem that now confronts the secre
tary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, May s. D. m-Cotton-The sales ot the day
include 3 100 tales American. Futures closed 1fln
Amerlcan-Middliog, low n,ddog clause May delivery
52.04d buyers Nav and June delivery, 520id buyers
June and July delivery, 5564d value July and August
delivery 5s6id buyers August and September delivery
value october and November delivery eoei az 81 CD
cember ana January delivery, 4 62.efdI es.e4d.
Galveston, May s-cotton steady middlins, size low
recspts lst bales sales lSS bales ssSek ls o2s lss
coastwise, 1892 bales; sales, l,672 bales:
Norfolk, May s.-Co,ton steady; mddling. She nee
pa bales eoastwlse 2oO tales sales Sso bales Stock
Weekly~Net receipts 32oi bales gross. 3Tsi bales;
exports Great Britain 22i bales eoaswse 2s4o bales
sales. . 30 bales. o...
savannah. Nav s.-cotton STEADY; mdd:ng 3 sleo;
mlddling 9-i0c good ordinary, sc net and gross
receipts 7l0 bales exports the Contncn tQ62 bales
coastwse 2702 tales sales. 400 bales stock 22e05
bales.
weekly-Net and gross receipts $500 bales; eeports
10 the Continent SS27 balesi eoastwse, Sfol pA4aA1
sales, 1925 bayes.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May (speciaD-This wheat market had
bad scare to-day. When it was rumored that Ephrusa
Co. the biggest grain house in Paris had failed every
bodv beCan 10 ask what woud become of the millions
upon millions of futures bought credit by Paris IN
this and other markets Of the world The thought was
enough to depress prices cents The rmor did NOT
prove true The unfortunate house some smaller
one with the same The market got over its
scare and prices partially rallied. The news from
abroad however, is not encouraging. July wheat sold
from 90 Is TO 81 38 and closed at 95 "a. Reports
from the Northwest spring wheat by varous rail-
roads indicate increase In the spring wheat area OF
Is per cent: hot weather, now becoming general, VIII
soon suggest new wheat The wheat charters here so
far this week have aggregated over 100000 bushels
The visible supply Monday is likely to show large
decrease. Sample weak today the estimated
receipts for saturday, $50 cars, disappointing to
holders, and Of the bulls tried 10 unload AS
result prices cents July sold from 6l IL
to 50 7-5 and closed at 50 q sample oats were
badly demoralzed, closing nearly cents on Futures
sympathized partially. July sold from 40 15 to 40 l5
and closed at AZ. Provisions followed gram very
closely opening at decline suffering further loss
and closing at partial rally The Price Current.
estimates that provision stocks exceed last years ~
this time by the product Of over 100000 hogs