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The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
MURPHY TO MAN TE0.
News in North Carolina
in a Condensed
Form.
THE STATES PROGRESS.
incidents and Industries, Efforts
and Energies, Persons and
Things from Cherokee
to Currituck.

Hotel Zinzendorff, at Salem, will
be ready for business in a few
weeks.
Prof. w. r. Skinner, of Seven
Springs, will open military school
at Clinton soon.
P. B. Humphrey & Co. lost $2,-
900 by a fire at Wilson a few days
ago. A loss Of $1,000 was inhict-
ed on the Johnston building.
Up to February lst, 81, 900 bales
of cotton had been compressed at
the Charlotte compress, against
tOl, 900 TO same date last year.
Plans for the new Presbyterian
church at Statesville have been
adopted by the committee. The es-
timated cost of the building is about
$4,000.
The machinery of the late Rock
iugham chewing gum factory is be-
ing boxed for shipment to Winston
where new company has been Or
ganized for the manufacture of gum.
Sheriff Hamilton of Alamance
cot an intimation that the Pullman
Palace Car Co. would pay for the
privilege of running their car
through Alamance wrote to head,
quarters at Chicago, check was
forthcoming the Cleaner says.
The fertilizer agents at Statewide
tell the Landmarks that they expect
their sales to fall off more than half
this season, as the farmers have
come to the sensible conclusion that
there is no moneyin using it to the
extent they have in former years
The officers Of the Mecklen our.
Alliance hal meeting, the Oh II
aotte Chronicle says, TO make their
final decision on the Alliance store
question. For some time there ha.
been a desire Oh the part of a gooe
many Alliancemen TO have the store
discontinued, OF the burden of i
removed from the shoulders Of The
orders. 1t seems that this dissatis
faction grew out of The late expert
ence the Mecklenburg Alliance ha'
in buying cotton, which experience
cost it the sum of $4,000.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
| CURE FITS!

When say cure do not mean merely to stop them
for time and then have them return again. mean
radical cure 1 have made the disease OF FITS, EPl-
LEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS q lifelong study. l
warrant my remedy to the worst cases. Because
others have failed is reason for not now receiving
cure Send Mt orce for treatise and Free Bottle OF
my infallible remedy. Give Express and Post once.
III. G.. ROOT, Nj. c., 1873 Pearl ST., N. Y.
dec-6-d&w-6m.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
a AiNS GoIAG nos
'Dally except Sr76..

A~FpR SUNDAY
No -, SrurhhcUn
daily at 1l:O0 D. m 80, .'., N-
min 5toD , IL a. m Il
No. Gt, NoIthha,
Wilmington at 5.:.I
Weldon 1850 p N i
oa lIaIlls Oh Scotlani N-e.
Road leave Weldon SO =
4:22 p n; arrive Scorar5 =
p IN, Greenville 6:52 D =.
P "a. Returning leave -
6reenvllle e:25 a N. arr =
al ll:W a m. Weldon liz.
except Sunday. :
Local Freight trslu l--
Monday, Wednesday s.
io:lo a III, arriving
a N, Greenville a.si
. N. Returning ler-.
100 a IN, Greeuyi..e
Neck 2:20 2 M. arrivi M.
p %. daily except oun-at
| Tram leaves .arDya 4
6euiarle & kalsigh h
Sunday, i:40 . N, Su-s-
arrive " iihamstoa. y
10 p IL, Plymouth
? "a. RsturnlIz ~
daily, eXcept SBndas.
day 900 ii m. Villa
= IL, g:5S ID. Ar-.va
a M, ll:;0 8 q.
Train on MidisnG N
leaves G0lishOro. \.
Sunday, 6-10 2 N. arrive
c., 100 "A IL. Retnr4ln. l.
'ield, y. c S.ga m. ar~
y. c., go . o.
Train Oh Nashville ar a,
Rocky Mount at Sis pa !
Nashville 5:55 p u. -pra-
D IN. Returning leave.
500 a IN. Nashville
Rocky Mount 9.l5 = n. -
Sunday
Train Oh Clinton BranJl CSC
SAW for Clinton Gaily. e2or.,
al 600 p ~ and il:i5sm
leaves Clinton ~ - an
connecting II WARSAW gtl ..,.
% and IS.
Soutbbound Train U1
Fayetteville Brancl NJ
bound Is No. ~. 'Da.F.r
day.
Trains No. q South. sl1 i
, will stop only al r. l. 'o4-
Goldeboro and MaglO.ls
Train No. - uakes close -
at " elGon for al poil', a
all rail va Richm nd, aLa
, sunday via Bay Line. a--
: Mount daily eXcep' Sulaa
folk and Carolina t7i.ras4 X
and all points n0rtn rla :
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
kbseumatisn

-nflammatory, gout, sciatic and it's
kindred diseases with it's excrutiating
pains are cured by the wonderful blood
cleansing properties Of P. P. P. iPrick-
ly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium1
Catarrs,
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06

Originates in scrofulous taint. P. P. P.
purifies the blood and this prevents
catarrh.
For Old Sores, Skin Eruptions, PIN
pies, Ulcers and Syphilis, use only P.
P. P, and get well and enjoy the bless
ing only to be derived from the use of
?. P. P.-Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
CARTHAGE RAILROAD.

Leave Carthage 500 q. m. and l:30 n
Arrive Cameron 1886 q. m. and 2:15 D. NJ
Leave Cameron 9:35 a. N. and 90 p. 10
Arrive Carths &c 1910 q. m.and 6:35 pm
W. Q. PETTY, Manager.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
BETWEEN
West POinr and kichmond-

Dduy.
BETWEEN
West POinr and Richmond.
Leave West Point 7.5O m daily ano
$50 NJ daily except Sunday and Mon
day: arrive Richmond go and 10 40 3
~. Returning leave Richmond 31O 2
~ and q 40 p M daily except Sunday
arrive West Point 800 and 500 p m
Between Richmond and Raleigh,
via keysviIie.
Leave Richmond 800 p m daily; leave
keySviile 600 p IN: arrive oxford SG3
~; HENDERSON 9.o5 p IN; Durham 9.35 !
n; Raleigh 1916 p m Returning leave
RaleigF 9 Is a N daily, Durham 10 %
n; He derson 10 05 a m; Oxford l1.45
n: arrive Keysville 2 COP m; Richmond
80 p m. Through coach between
RicbT ond and Raleigh.
Mixed train leaves Keysville daily
except Sunday go 1. IN; arrives Dur
tam so p m Leaves Durham 715 q
III daily except Sunday: arrives Oxford
> 10 a III. Leaves Durbam $50 IL
daily except Sunday; arrives Keysvillt
2.lO 10. Leaves Oxford 800 m daily
except sunday; arrives Durham ). 90 a
III.
Additional trains leave Oxford daily
except Sunday 1150 m: arrive Hen
ierson H. 45 p m. Returning leave
henderson $50 ana $40 p IN daily except
sunday. arrive Oxford 7.35 and 10 f.
D IN.
Washin r'cn and South western Yes
5ibule Limited operated between
Nashin gton and Atlanta daily, leaves
Washington on 100 p. N. Danville $50 a
N. Greensboro 40 a. m, Salisbury
s.2S a. m Charlotte 9.45 a. m. arrive.
Atlanta sos p. m. Returning, leave
Atlanta LIS p M, Charlotte $50 p
| H.. Salisbury 1929 p. m. Greensboro
l1.54 p. m; arrives Danville LEO a. m
Lynchburg 35 a. M. Washington
S.3S a. m. Through Pullman Sleener
New York to,New Orleans, also he
tween Washington and Memphis, viz
At anita and Birmingham.
No. 9, leaving GOidsDOro 2.15 D. 10
aud Raleigh 6 40 p. IN. daily makes con
uectinn at Durham with No. 40 leav
ing at so p. m. daily except Sunday fo
Oxford and Keysville
Nos. 9 and Il connect at Richmond
from and to West Point and Baltiplor
daily except Sunday.
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06

D ALEIGH AND AUGUSTA AIh- LINZ
IL L K. In effect Sunday, Oct. %, 1891
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.

SLhEflNO-CAh n StnN lCH.
On trains y and 10, Pullman Buffet
sleeper between Atlanta and Nes
YORK; between Danville and Augusta,
and Greensboro via Asheville, and
Knoxville, Tenn.
On II and II, Pullman Bnffett S'eepel
between Richmond and Danville
Raleigh and Greensboro, and Pullman
Buffet Sleepers between New York
Washington and Knoxville via Dan
vile. salisbury and Asheville, anc
Pullman sleepers between Washington
and Augusta.
:. BaRH LEY, Superintendent,
Richmond, Va.
w. A. TURK, A. G. p. A,
Charlotte, =. G.
W. ii. GREEN, General Manager,
atlanta, Ga.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen1 Pass Ag't,
Atlanta, GA.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager,
Atlanta, Ga
The state chronicle., 1892-02-06
SOUTH BOUND.
Daily OK Daily Ok Daily G,
Sunday. Sunday. Sunday

W. E. KYLE.
Gent Passenger Agen'.
W. FRY. Gerry Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo. May IG.-Cattle-Recepts last - hours
1.4G0 head total for the week thus far. 36-O head
for same time last week. 400 head: Consigned
through. 1000 head to New York. l.@s0 head; on
sale 1900 head Opened steady for good handy,
dun and slow for heavy grades closed steady.
Extra steers. 100 TO lGOO pounds ., oja ~ 40 !:
choice. Loo Ia 1,jOO pounds. - lo0 ~ %; good
fairly rat 1900 TO LOO pounds. 80 - Il medium
butchers and shippers loo to go pounds ~ o."
~: light handy butchers. 1000 to LOO pounds.
SO tOo 10 20; light half Eat. 800 10 1000 pounds.
g 23a So 3o' oxen common to best; - s9g
20 50 cows and h"fers common. ~ ao6
~ 20 poor 10 good mixed butchers. 800 10 900
pounds, ~ JOG SO ID. cows, common 10 fair. So
~ 80 cows. GOOD 10 extra c1rnicd ~ 1j0SJ -
coarse and 900 TO 800 pound steer II 1j0 ~ 30
Michigan stOckers. $50 to 72j pounds ~ Jod93
yearlings and Hight stockcrs 500 ~ 40: Western
feeders $3d 50: Dnls. stock go ss % fat. 81 5O@
81 -: export. S3d 03 % bologna ~ Boa ~: calves
huttermilk. S2a 81 10 vcaIS. fair - best - 23d
- % do common lots. ~ 75ast; mich cows and
sprngers. ~ u - per head lower; common
10 fair. S16d 800 choice TO extra. s:I3" 40.
" Chicago May IG.-"The Evening Jonrnal7 reports
Cat1e-ReceiptS. 1900 head shipments. 10000 head
Market stronger natives. - 3Oa r, % soccrs ~ -
aS3G5 cows. 81 250 s} 10 II. Hogs-RccciplS :.
Al 900 head: shipments. D0.1OO head Markct 5c
lower: rough and common. ~ 7j0 - 10: mixed and
packers. So 45@*l 60; prime heavy and butchers
weights, "a GO0A4 G5: light, ~ Goa ~ 20. shecp-Rc
ceipts 5000 head shipments: 1000 head Market
active, steady Natives a5a So 80; Texans, $3 251
50 so; lambs, - SO ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoyK-Thers, wss slow mar,
pns sss ' Ss ss
B ss % i sSas ss 'G% SS'ss
Mnnesci EXTRA e5as l. S sS,feme Goo 80 bo 9
ss.s j nss i cC %s - Aga'sn s q
ordinary to choice y aoas 49, ihTs "a
sp sfs xn.s sSfs low @ Extra Sass S
!.'1S: = sSss' I sasS ssfss 1'
SG S3; .ssd e Joy fs oa y a9ss . & trade
aSs IT, i'seR i mi
g. And san sE g. 500 Sb
% weather d., SoD snd GS%fS
q long ses. out ssra aSaafly On
Mere xSis se Opened 4 SIS s md
s. IN ~ $50 J Started az a6c then
s0 from 'h s hes T we gradual Sne S S
west was an especially factor being clear and
s.s parts with svsss M t i'ss '
more favorable thus os su r G
s 1; ssr n ono % go
ssntSs s hs seea on SSsns Tfr oa5o
our addition which her Or les selling BY
! asss i5s %.@s o'
s ssssss.s an" Of O sH
f s. s?un ~ evqz ;Sh Il The & e
bush but they had foo 90 goo p Gasb M
fss a, nt.T points 81 we're
and e?oS4 bush winter agan;s is a,dsyd ana S
SH ss. az
prizes , .e g wa Ss y yaS
aI ssDH.' s? spns May
fn SessRs 1ns Sf'M a3
sSs s 81 SSSS Ss.s s'S S a%d
S S As,Sso Dssa az e sos Po
c: io So, tS,sass So sScss M na,a: s5is
sRs.s' ss:as ess y"if' IS aGs s.
e esns a. ssc 90 at s 80 %ne - al
ss %Se DC ASss Losing a. @ DO DO
Is o;%%s at s go % d pssnOe1 closing q Sc
at r f,Sss qsod 5cas.c r"l
S e, i9e sS AID SaDa s .S %
% active in break Ss Gs,yS 1s ana ne market
WEE eo oS"s 4 S'S%lsc
ana C Jsn, y "S.'e. OF SFIs ssPs'
Se s.e there e %, so%s SPSE sae o.
w ssDs" Weak Liverpool sSrsiy closing S lover csSsi
,se Visible showed Of bush bush 1 ~"
' sSp i-s l sI % 1905
future go eas spot, H;gd2s afsed D ssa
cansT %sd %lsa e2; s ecyaS ,G Sr
Soz May S,sa52se closing a. p2.c DO June soasig
August 1855. closing at tss sep.e%bs 30 4s,.
a. Influenced by the break in hr ca, and
a sss,s an ,S scm o. s%' !" he
there was decline Of 49, closing Win >ilgh, ccov
demand iG7"o sa.i w" iae.
Gs r' ES "as g. s ss e
S?s'ssse a? ws.,s%
sssi es%:as ia DC ! siG.
ING ~ Sss%s ~ @ofpFs'e os e
sss 5oasss per ton heminy chop s0asse 0"'ecd meal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool MAY 49, p. m.Thc sales OF the day
included 1900 bales. American Futures closed cay
Notwithstanding. low middng clause May delivery.
:, old sellers MAY and June delivery 3 5s-6id
:, Hers: jane AMI Jny delivery. 3 3Jc4o coed {;
Jniv and August delivery, G2-G1d sellers: August
and September delivery, 49, 6Ad; september de
livery 4 ACID sellers September and october de
livery 3.G4d sellers; October and November delivery,
a 5G4a4 6-G4d November and December delivery.
a s-GJd sellers. -
Galveston May 1G.-COtOn quiet middng. SC
Iou, ufddIlng ii-IGc good Ordinary Ice net and
cr IS receipts, 900 bn!cs exports Coastwse, % bales
solcs 10 bales: stock. 21.93S bales.
Norfolk May 1G.-Cotton quiet middlIng : 11Gc !:
low mIdding. 6 5sc: good ordinary. BLOC net
eceIpts S2s bales s6G bales exports TO Great
britain 1890 bales CoaStwisc 25l bales; sales 0l3
bales: stock, 1882 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 1G 3 40 p. m.-Becf In poor de
mand. Iork-rhe demand is improving: prime mess
western. fine. firm Mt 6is Sd :: do medium steady al
SIS ID Hams In good demand short cut, about
Ia 10 10 n. firm al sos 3D. Bacon In good demand
Cheese I'm fair demand: American finest white, firm
nj j7s sd. 1allOw I'm fair demand Turpcntlnc and
Ho.in I'm poor demand. Lard-Spot and futures In
poor demand: prime western spot steady al :'3i
NAV steady at 33S: June and July steady nj }s "a
Wheat In poor demand No. . red winter dull at q
I'D No. > red spring duh at as. Flour In pooI
demand. COrn-spol and futures In fair demand
mixed western MAY firm al A. I'd; July firm AT A.
Id Hops at LondOnIaciDc COast-Thcre l.
nothing Offering. Receipts OF wheat for the past week
from Atlantic ports, 400 quarters: from Pacific
ports 1900 from Other sources, 5000. Receipts OF
American corn for the past week, 10000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
rECOHDTD MORrGAGEc.

n' rn,adS ard and 1 'Ec .,s 7? s.sp'"
Eutcr Mary 4, 70 chG Gdc Hall c"h'''' I"
TccS Louis p. 10 Ko-aana Ha,anoSh. If3d.-, .
I J,,c. I'D "r to trustees 6, stephen.
char.S' 9sd.t e Of io,9ayc. in.,'-., ~ 30
ave. eas It " q croions iarSvIy. 1car. $1,000.
Gi1Grd G"sTsc and o. T t. 6 5S"' Anger
ae SS%%"%' @ e. Of fG %s rd r''e,s s
Daaesy william % r""a IT. Tsomp-O". - Hs'hrds"
flci' hlaen SAMUEL to ~ d5e Guarantee and Trust
ciGin. Mill: ava y,a Edgar ct al. :
Gan,lmaei \ to A"5:, GOD X Fly, n W corner Isl
Ilancr EaMard ). to lien' Taylor. III Gre'n"i'h'
Hamilton VIM. and wife, to broadway SAVING Inst.
| tuition 10 Fast 2o:hst. ins,am.nts: 1000
ld." 5 5GGn var an s T oo g. D'd'''N '''S' ~
I; win Ensn ard 1, Wiz go. e Ooh" Dr''ns H. 1''
yS n"ars Grand 'na dni VAR e s TsSp-s9 COO ''
I"cnie. Jane 3nd ano To Thomas '''"' NO ~
same 10 william II s~ldles;on. 40 i2o "'1I'on't' |
and trust Co. Lconld.,t. West Broadway. years
WcSwccney John. and sno 20 John 90 ci'cO' "N'r'
i7Sr T M,,s Mnnd ,. i7th. SHAVE
Scs"s S ,, t eSf wife to w" Alien No 200
Xewmann ilraha,n. % Christian nammci. :. No i2'
n' cS@, .G ss n 39ar ,dco S
Oiback Max to n'nry licrtrel. " i'tav"' 9th
sane and wife TO Katharine Koch. W lst1ve' n
Rin,lio Isaac to Frederick MddebrooH. No "
Henry.st year $1,000 . - 49, ~, 400 . u, -,
; years $1,000. A., =, - ..,.,,.
!o.p s9 asa Wy" axe ,%'" S
Scanlon. Margaret aud husband 10 nnoa "'''f
and same a%S niy % Hcc"aa' property
| wear. 5000. ,, o...,. :, s.o.s,o-
a River Drive = JJth-'t Neaf. J.. Coz"
weinsten Ascher James Richards and ano. eNrs,
etc n lythst 3dayc yfots orteHR's. ru'oo'
same 10 Julia schurhoIdt No 3S3 Wacf-st. years,
- 600. -, ,,.., o,..o. r.,s, Cow,
many Xctyork No 1876 shave . years $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17

MAY ~ " Ma! W May IL, VI. May IL 10.
Ms' SSS 'ss:ss az @
ESsev s s5sSSS s 5sSSS Js Gsl
RAY AND sTHAw-wnhout ouot,ble change: tho
market for hay cc ,%g sI v Oi but dw aC
sseasi choice . faney; SSsSss; good eSocs
-. sTRiw-Lons rye. c5d1oc; short 55c oats
MopsAt the Hop Dealers Exchange sales % bales
july asac and Is tac, stat medium ,. July .e Little
a 70 Ri s ho S%d &c SSSS' t,
2s25c 1900. choice eoasie' MEDIUM lSas old s So
c2a27c; do 1890. lsa?oe md .,o,av s,,.. so v.,,,
ExShanas Included . tons buyers oion ali the year
h s e To cc SbC Is ,o sec option NJ the
ao'sc; 10 ions June 2o9os 10 tons buyers option all
and Hneeangss cuba. 50 test;
Tns Lana Porto Eo re- esS to fancy
NAVAL STORES SPIRITS TrRpENTIYE-Rather
easier wiz fS sSnS''" a trade GsG''d a
q IS sSod d. = 's a. e = 81 g. ~ y ia 81 g 6:
g. 81 u Is :2 H. g. A. 80 NJ 81 NJ 10 10
~' 900 80 hs HSs crude late satqT
S o a. o5s a5s s sns G"a ' J
Ccylon 5ac linseed. raw american. aoc do Cacutta
S% c DO p SH' n' sh s@s IS
siS i? go do 90 p Sl'
% ' Mnsr 2 do M RSp,a ya soac
natural pTngo So DO bcscned :piing &c. do nat nat
Sachon ,oc rcd saponincd pcr N ,oS tac; red elaine
s s'SstccG Sonk ssaaGc stats scdszS Give Italian
So% ScEAS FGEia!TSAs @ r s trI, s;s
est was reported in tn line Of cngag or charters
train freight closed steady with engagement, during
3i,d TO- coo bush Icth, SD 10 coo bush TO HUI
"a 10000 hush to Mais.illos l. Cd 81 coo bush To
Antwerp I'D; 1000 bales cotton TO Liverpool. Tod
r " 81 rrTs lo bark Ma1c TO- arrive
hence to the BaItc 900 BIZ refined > Ga Nor"csa
prK nsd"ro Scnc 70 tw Swain mort. 300 65'
@nnod - III "'"'' WWISsCTpp1HTEolS CiI tETfH,-
Ital,on s rclicn, Fc,r,,i Xnfik 70 Tr,pani stavc~
n mr." ba,x Marci Tbomon ph,Iadcpha to RIO
Jann.iro ear material on p,ivntr terms
pROyISIOTS iRui.d vow dull with prices
barely .tsady 80 sales lcportsd Mos. quoted
eioIeI. ,amuW o a aha az ior -,r" me-" sC HEEF
Steady bu, tadnS slow Ey,r, mess quoted al ~ 5cdsS
tcs ex, India mess So in % tex BEEF HANS
a an ss s q T"rua 9e aa ' at % ,n
which are snrinGly offered picked h,ms l or Va
s s%SE'p pS SS bc & S .nou,di SGaso
s5 !eia DRESSED OGs-Quc- and somew hat nm; c n
Qno'rd O4c Tor 2n NJ oSc for $50 ~ ',in '% W d.
G"l0s, fer 10 pigs tsd1tc Ia i Sae,,ncd
51s points the break in Toward thc Close now.
hv shorts" OF cash, saIcs 500 IT, q: G.5oc. City
steam wcakcr: sales 1875 tcs 5POc Refined Continent
Quoted 10, size South Ame,ic, 7?0c My c'ocd At
80; g Zoo ,e at 5G5c $50 1,cusi closed AT q 65c
San,cmho" c,o.oi -oc lid s,Ics go cs 600
rIcITEcWas firmly maintained IN prlcc on farv
1870 6ons "' Xn,v Uunr Cre,r"ry Sta.c ari
Lem Wns,orn arsts 1godooc
seconds 1s6 lNc: thirds i5Gi7c: state dairy. half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London May 1G. p. m:-Consols 81 1l.i6 for both
money and the account: Eric. 81 do second consos.
100 "a: 81 Paul Common 80 L. New York Central,
iI7I4: Reading 80 L.; Mexican Central new 4 per
cent bonds 73 l-s. Paris advices quote 3 per cent
rentes AT az francs 90 cenmcs for the account. and
Exchange on London at oo francs II ccntlmes for
checks The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
En- gland on balance )day was $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Brazl growths ~ tic SPOT were XSry nm on
tho basis Of 1o7sc for No Rio Sales. loco BAGS Nos
and s. Ioc. c. and 500 bags sano, no ; l1,e goo goo
bags Santos 13asc aEoaL Milo grades steady win nc
refused Cucuta sales, 1000 bags Maacaibo
1000 bags Maraoaibo and 7.2i0 bags IaeuaNia taken
fJom the bonded and shipped anoa IN the option
inc rhero moderat. degree Of activity and stronger
market with less buying for short account
stimulated foreign accounts and better so'
market Prices at the close showed rise OF Pa1 po n
higher. cndon also hardened Glosns at % - r1 y. H ~.
"a August sos sep, nbc 53s % oG'oeeT 5oo JOS ,o nd
second Io kilos 10 300 exchange. l+ receipt, N
Rio 900 bags Rio stock, 100000 bags Rio market
ouiet: Rio shipments steamer 10 United states uufg
week 40 600 Iags shipments by sail to United STATE,
during week 900 Kio shipments TO Europe during
veAk 10 600 bags purchases io United States iufing
week /. 900 bush purchases for Europe during w',X
900 taes roeht per steamer to United states zoe ana
,sy cent primage; steamers loading at lilo for tnitd
States 2 good average santos, 10 SO receipts at
santos IL 600 Tags santos stock 3j7 900 bags santos
market quiet; shipments for Tinted States by
stsam u 600 bag santos shipments for Europe 10000
Sacs Santos purchase, for United states 1900 bags
SANTOS purchases for Europe 81 900 bags Santos freight
Ser steamer Have 10 and 10 cent pEasc s,samer,
santos for Europe. 3; receipts at Rio July 70 nai ~
1S92 3,s22 900 bags sane time ISL 2'iU-oo n1s>
same time 1870 200 600 bags, receipts at santos JuT o
N NAV IA 1892 3365 900 bags same nc lS? ooiVVo
bags same time 1890 lS2l 900 bags total sales here To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17

Ar THE HAEGER WAREHOUSE. SHAVE. from 3Jd
"A 10 3ithst storage for furniture baggage, goods ana
Of every Description In seprate closed Compartments
ALWAYS &C during bnineS, hours boxing pichinp
shipping anu everything oppc tanning the handling OF
property offended TO estimates furnished and Inspection
invited ONCE 400 West 3ith-st.
TRUEKS S1LVERwARE. paintings and oil classes OF
varables furs rugs IN cold Storage insured igslnst
moth returned free from odors silver sres with packing
csbtnets special rates for security safes.
GENITAL PARK SAFE DEP. CO.., 49,
69th ~ and Sth ave. Phone. @Io SSta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
American standard o! classlflca.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary Low MluG"is ,, a
Strict Good Ordinary - Niddihe ......-..o 10 ~
options had comparatively quiet day and the tendency
was IN lower basis attended with lt" selling Tor
long With decline Of az points at Liver,
ing showed loss OF I point. ana the
weakness was subsequently augmented BY good crop
ports and liberal port receipts The result Of the trading
a break of 4d5 points. ana the Close Dafey sVdoy
Sales "A, 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17

New.Yo,k Monday, MAY lG.
Tho following sale, were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: . $500 =. ,,,o .,,h g.
, lots = GrAntaNe, north 1bith'st -fAiio ''N" >
lots " : IIilI ave 100 1t JcTcrson.ayc 25xl0O each
Mt Vernon. y 4 W Merriam, sl,575. .,oo .. .
T.. IIilla,e, 100 # Jccrson-eve. 2oNioo c"ch
Requa. $500. ~ .. asa. n
Is lots " Mon.iceloavc, 100 It Jcnerson'ave' a
Brown and othcrs a. 30. - $50. AZ I,
Grifhhs and Others. $3.50 49,, tyt,c.
IL lots on Sc.on.aVc between JenT .on.aIr anu h"se
bridge Road; + DIsia and others, si:32q1; and sa,o,
lots on JeNcrsonaNr. between Mohtce"o "'A ~
aves G. A Brown aud others s2l1J
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Comparative local stock In store

stock Of No red in store Nav a. bush AGAINST
1892 bush Lass aad 93s21 bush this time ve5r
arc Stock Of No. mxet corn Nav II. rs e37 bush.
Stock Of No oats Nav IL 357 672 bush against S1l ri
bush last ana 3iS 720 bush sock OF No
white oats NAV IL, 5401 bush against $50 bush last
week ard 1913 ao7 bush year ago. ''' ''''
EewYork Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
~ SATURDAY, May H. 1907
MANA husA... o. -. SSio6.00o go. 1855 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT The EXCHANGE.

William Kennedy offered. by order OF the ex-
ecutOrS, two lots on Grantave. near One-hundred-
and sixty fOurhst. they brought 81 O05 each from
Mrs. EIdmann. The adjoining lot and one ut Grant
ave- and one hundred and-sxty fonrthst. were with
drawn by the auctionccr having sold at private
contract.
The sale by James l.. Wells. Of al lots at Eden
valid. Mount Vernon, we'll attended,. LOIS III
King sbriGgc Road and sct0n-ave., biOngm S3oU cach
with 900 for the lot. Interior lots on the
same block went for 300 to $3.50 each. Lots IN
MOntlcclo-avc. Jefferson brought In the ncigh-
bOrhOod OF $235 $50 per lot. After seventy SIX
lots had been sold. the OF the property was with
drawn .
In consequence OF the proposed withdrawal OF
A. II. Muller sons stock sale. the Real Estate Loan
and Trust Company will have stock sales every
Thursday. beginning this week.