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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
CLEHER ROC UE'S CAREER ENDED.
JOHNNY DORps, ONE OF THE COuNrRY'S MOST
NOTORIOUS BURGLARS, DIES IN A HOSPITAL.

JOHNNY" DOPps ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S MOST
NOTORIOUS BURGLARS, DIES IN HOSPITAL.
johnny Dobbs. one Of New York's most notorious
bank burglars died from consumption In Bellevue
Hospital yesterday morning. lie discharged from
the Massachusetts, State Prison at ChanestOwn few
days ago, and he returned TO this city ply steal
wreck On Friday he went in company with friend
TO Bellevue, where he admitted for treatment,
giving his John Kerrgan lie was recog lied
at the hospital saturday by Of the detectives
from the Central ONCE. The physicians at the hos
pita said that the patient in the last stages Of
consumption and probably could not last much longer
lie died at a. m. yesterday. Dobbs was nearly
sixty years old and in his day had been associate
OF nearly every professional burglar OF note in this
country. lie was believed 10 be one OF the main
helpers Of Jimmie Hope In that notorious burglars
raids on banks in different cities, but he managed to
escape conviction for many years. lie supposed
10 be one Of the mdsked burglars Who robbed Judge
Emnet's house and other houses In NewRochellc The
arrest OF Dobbss supposed conedcrntcs helped TO make
william Murray an inspector and later Superin-
tcndent Of Police. The arges: sectional Jimmy"
I'm the collection Of burglars tools in the show room
at Police Headquarters is said TO have been used
by Dobbs at Astoria, but Dobbs could not be convicted
of completely in those crimes lie was arrested for
burglary In Connecticut in S74 and Sentenced to prison
for four years. but May 49, 1873, he escaped from
the prison in Wethersted
There Is reason to believe that no associate
OF Hope later in the Manhattan Bank robbery in this
city. He was arrested in Philadelphia in February.
1850, when he trying TO sell some Of the bonds
which had been stolen from the bank, AID he was
brought to this city, but he could not he convicted
here and he was scat back 10 Wethers.ed prison To
serve his unexpired torn. While he was in this city
bullet was extracted from his and he explained
been shot By. farmer near Philadelphia Having
served his full term In fle Wethcrsfed prison. DObbs
went TO Mass husetts. on March g. 1884 he
arrested at Lawrence In company with william Thomp.
son, Fred Grey and Tom Moore. They had full
set Of burglars tools In their possession and had
planned robbery in Lawrence. Dobbs was convicted
again, and sentenced q term Of ten
years In the Charestown prison. HIS release few
days ego probably on account Of Communication for
good behavior Ills body Is at the Morgue.
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l7sc; ordinary. 15alOc; fine daries, lodi7e. Eggs
No. .pss Asy 4: F nsAt e%e ~fss qH
30. 3, &c. Oats arm 10 white, 33a 34c no. p
So s. 'is key a r% 40 So 'rss =" a
ork 80 lard Is 81 X S,e ps.FlFe'Er ia 900
bbs wheat. 10000 bush; barley. 1000 bush.
Minneapolis. May i4.-rhcre was no interest taken
In wheat today and the trading was almost n1n ,rsnt
had. and even tas would not keep the price u2
toward The last The weather conditions are REGARDED
was at that price at 10 O'clock, 1t had been l4e
higher and very steady. then II broke n' tdr
wheat. and the premium 1t commands Owe, July !,
sustaining feature TO the market Ihe r M n ,mivai
and this Keeps milling erndes wei! cleaned up, no
northern sold to-day at from .. l-sc % % nulnth
and superior 20 ears. Close MAY opening, y i-ac
highest 81 lic lowest 80 34c: closing. 90 ne sc
closing al T.sc so. hard, SO I-2c; No. north
ern. 80 l2c: No . nor,hern 79aslc.
Philadelphia May I4-Flonr very little disposition n 20
full and pressed for sale while winters ruled firm VIII
s9i dr 1s ro. o." pS ana u g steady @ oeG
BIDS Icv for business. Gllers holding off, 90 40 =
Ole: August, 90 l4o0O 34c. Corn: option ns1rket
@ @ TS G wsa hF the y %g but aS
important change. Exporters manifest little Interest II
sscp marie" s n1 car san DEPOT Ss S S IA export
elevator. Soc steamer In do 52c no. . In do 5;'c
No hIGh mixed aud yellow IN grain x dsPo M, ana ,S
% Isc June :ld3l l2e July 80 iam a.. 30 Or 2 a,;
ruled steady under moderate fecepts bn trade nnIs
. white May, ~ 1-4037 31c Jnne 81 4d% &c ;
July. 81 Ia 81 34c: August. 80 12a37 &c. Eggs
firm fair demand Pennsylvania hrsts lGc' SrGar
LATED. 4 5-I6c standard do. 4 5-I6c; crown A
: oi0c; crystal a. 5i6c confccilon@rs ~ : 3lGc ;
hoy A a Er-,Y n al a.
C., 3 0lGc; Petroleum dull; refined In bb!s ~
ISls: 1850 sacks wheat. %. 500 bush; coin, ~
600 bush; corn. 10000 bush oats. 1920 bush.
st. Louis. MAY 14.-F1onr dull and unchanged:
Wheat opened higher but fell of. and continued
TO decline closing 5sc below yesterday no. red.
August. I0c. Corn higher FOR cash at 45c. options
followed wheat md closed lie of: May 43c July.
40 3.ia 40 s,sc september; &C. onts-Cash, higher
Rye dull NJ &c bid Earley-No market. Bran firm
bnt very little city make offering: carots ,ackcd at
near by country points sold at cA0Gjc small lots
Lead firm but dull. - OF for soft for Missouri. and
- o. IL for chemical FlaXsced higher, ~ 81.
nnter and eggs unchanged. Cornmcal strong. 81 1j0
20 20. whiskey steady 81 II. Bngoing and cotton
ties unchanged. Provisions dull with only small
trade In job lots at previous quotations. Receipts
Flour. 1900 bbls: wheat. 10000 bush; corn. 81
1000 bush. shipmcnts-Flonr 5000 bbs: wheat.
1000 hush corn. 10000 bush: oats, 200 bush
rye. 1000 bush barley, none.
Toledo. Nav 14.-whcat dull. lower No. cash and
- lie. Corn steady. active: No. cash. 40 lie:
Nav. &c: July. 45c No. g. A6c No. :. 4tc oats
quiet 40. cash. 3lc. Rye dun cash. soc Glover
wheat 1850 bush corn. 2i,42G bush: rye "a bush.
ShIpments-rlour $3.50 bblS: wheat 700 bush corn.
2O.5i2 bush; oats, 400 bush.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKEfS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


Saturdays whea: narke: dull and ms niy local 30
character Less than 90 600 busLols were traded in
and the fluctuations important The tendency Of
prices was downward and decline Of var cent Wa.
scored The weakening factors were principally the absence
OF speculative interest dctons Of markets at TIC
West and local liquidation Cables steady 10 firm
Paris advancing 10d3o ccntimos. Saturdays weather
conditions, however tnfav orobe II being very
in he Northwest while interior recopts were extremely
nt4 ;ute These iniueilc,s caused a rally OF 4aa
lsO9ih cents ana declined % NO. cents rndng AZ 81
cnt, IN ne curb prices went down Continued selling
May ciesed e'As cent at s9 July sold cent 10 80
cents but closed al JO ctnt. and December declined y
only 81 coo bushels being ,asgn for cxport ~
Corn was active aud variable May options broke A.
sent closing with ne, loss e e cent, The other
800 bushels Wet weather cSveIinT OF
shorts and poor grading West contributed to the
July, o0tdaoe cents. SPOT lots weaker and ,hc
market was dull only two loods being sold for export
oats were WEAKER e'r'y but closed sc higher. Curb
the trade was st,enant neither options nor cash Its elne
Ma, The 60 ansl AL ens,s qgg,a,Sps follows Wheat
eOt October 81, December 934 May 1888, 81 emit.
corD.May 5tt June. 52t, July. 5os X1guSt so.
Osts-Moy. 35%; June. s51s; july sss. August
sc: Septcnber. "a cents. " 7' -"
i"rd-hay, 81 50 July. SO CO; August sc Gs: serton.
New. York Phacerhis. Baltimore aud os,on were as 10.
lows What iji 500 busI els corn SO g;s bsbrs os.
IL, 903 busnels total grain gu 7sl bushels flour Is go
packages ~ Chicaeo Milwaukee and St Louis the ar.
oat. 135i04 bushels tot, Grain. sic bushes; flour
@. 773 barrels ~
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and back On prva. terms; I.,l.n t,rk .Guscpp,ao 6
IsIk Alma IIISIl. Paadcphia % he Bate $500 !IIs
Dn port S. ss Ff ss . antt
y; 'dosMf e n.%2 eo2 1HF
King West Bny to YVES. cea;t England d'1: Es;
n sSI"$ NGS!iS s,,.sSe. s::o's Ros 4; I'd
United kingdom sugar etc: private terms; British
steiner s%l fSSa' ' So q s ra al
timber. 81 iG.
ruled ,1ssy e sfs ! but lSs;
sSaySs.io y for sa ri Tor short IS siss,
smy si; % sSPsS 50 IA q Ss e
Ssrs - .%ss %' ,;; tSS S
MEATs- q TO boxes ' si:a, belize J: sad i r.
%ed%a'e dsmand r pIeFied hams. ~' ioaios SMOKED
sG f S$ hSA III SsS n fS On HJalss
IISly sfl%,:d S. and Se,sn5cT s .! DRESSED s
Ssea s S5a e .s%p. seS Win S,sl sRa
IS ss. S!:a
bid @ closed sG q. Hg' Raas co May
f rirITs saed o..e bid 'ac. go u. IN ;;c
"A. e? "s%ss s;s,. ao
as" 3G a %;;:' ss s: daily
q9s aad pos Sac do ar't' a do
iss, wS;tern ITa,lsS
creamery nrsts. lon seconds. 1871 ic
12ioc; Western dairy. rsts. lac; seconds. 12alz2c
Western factory hrs 12iou13c do seconds l2c factory
ssa :""s l asic state dairy rsins
l2aIOc Western factory and dairy Haze.
CtEl.SE-1fas not v,-ed for the u'y rui'
inr quiet Fanny white. steadily malntain.'
New cheese. state factory. full cream white.
fine lobe do colorc1. iOi4c; prime. 1oolosc ar 10
good os6o7sc do par sllm. ronmon to prime. 3ds2c :;
light skins S,Q9c for choice St1tc factory full klns.
la2re; old cheese. STATE factory fnl cream fancy
Ia,6l2r: factory. full fair 70 fine. 100 &c
EGGS-Tn HIGHT request. but sendy as general rule
new laid 1id1i.c for prime Western. new laid lo'+a lC'
for prime 10 choice duck eggs. 15d1Sac goose eggs
$4,000.
SrGAE-Rhw-S Steady and moderately active. Quot d
A. oar for 20 'n.t MuscnNado AID 10" FOR ~ ''.t
t'iiucal. Sales 1000 bags centrifugal ~ test
Lice and 500 hays moarses grade. 2Ac. REF NED
Quiet and i1ther easier on lpw grades Cut oHi 81
Size crushed 5djsc powdered A'sd+ac orannard
5.IGgi Ole: cubes. ,o.irat iI-1Gc xxx 80 3sc !:
Ccnfcctioncrs' 4. s.iGdi SID columbia a, tI-ieg
I 3lGc: Windsor 4. i.lG1i 3.10c Rldgewood 4. "a
4isc: phocnv \ 15.led' LOG Empire 4. 9'oate 80;
1876: No. 9. 3Sa3rtc: No 10, 3 ol6d3 11l0c; NO
H. ~ d3'.c 40. 10. aAd3qc NO - hd3'4c
STEARINE-TArd dun; cty quoted a. &c IN ts ana
70 in hhds ocomnrrari1c quoted at G'.c sales ooooo
n city. Csc
TALON Quiet. but very firm City quoted a'.c bid
NO sales reported
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York. Saturday. Nav 1i.-BEEvES-Recelps %
caru1> O6y hcadall consigned direct 70 souHhter'
with the exception carloads late We trday ft the mar
kct. No tudng F's'linc dun. CITY dressed Dc'i ~
rather Hight demand at 6d1r an extra SIDE or TWO ST.
Ing at scl No later cable news shipments a. pre'i'
ously reported. -. -
CALVES-Rcceipts 80 head all @. 6oh.st. Firm Tor
per 100 n. and a fcw veal at -. an. a.,
Sa,E-Ilune & Mullen 20 buucrnlk calves 10 N
eycra = AZ 10 30 por 100 r., II ycals LAG n. at 80
SHEEP AID LAMDS-Recclyts. including carload,
cons rned direct were carloads 1870 head ''ool
clipped shc,p and yralng lambs whncd aud nrm Spu'h
en- lamb aie entirely neacted. The weather /, 100 cool
md butchers prefer I'd; li7nr~ old Jerseys Shplrr-
hnd better hold little until the temlcrltiIe rs
milder. Sales TO-DAY a. f6dtO 30 pr 100 ID Tor
clipped vcarng lambs - i0dfj 81 Tor clipped sheep ana
lttle bunch Of Kentucky ltnbS sold at DC yer 10 rive
carloads IN old. ., ,, .,,.o ,o, >,
fully sustained price and selling at ldl-2c cIr.'
Ling lamb. slow y. /. !l5c and by the car'as' DcNt
neoriw stock sells ~ sGdt1 - . ,,,-,,o ,.o
Salcs-wlIkcr-on sherman ~ clinlcd Mlchg.h shecp
90 n average a. - - 100 h; 1871 Kentucky sprn7
lambs % y, u &c pc y. ...,,,,.
newton & ,llett 81 un'horn Pennsylvrna ysar'!ngS'
90 N o,cr,sr a, 81 - per 100 = l7i do %? y At - -
" NJ collins -. clipped Michigan lamb. Al ~ at 60 %
nor 100 n 90 Indiana coarse, ~ ~ az so lol indiA'
sh.a, fcIlrp d. .o2 p. at -. M
Isu.niock { Iloiis. pa Clipped Mlchieon sheep ~
y a, - - ofS clipped ohio iants - ~ a. ~ - -
ID Harrington: 33j clipped Mi'hisfi lambs 81 H. ~
aG Cc2 ...,-. or. e,,n,ad VIZ
noes IHccclrt~ - carl I'D. or ~ h oil N@r -
ole alive Nomnaly steady at 81 Joaf1 20 per ~ ''
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore MAY ironr aro unchs ,9 o. hc wna
dtnTr: 20 I'd -poi 9jA2c bid; the month otEs 90
iunn ol Layl,.c: Juiv 90, a36Lc ''eaintr 10 ~
.1sn sock $40 g3s bush Salcs. $1,000 bush Sou a. n
wheat quiet Fula. 90atyc Lonrberry y="y VA ,c,9,r
49, ni,ed SPOT J3a53Lc; the month bzhd'z ~
lime Soi. ajOac July. 407sa50e steiner mh'a, 30
hid Recclpt'. ?oo's bush '9rk; 2S's, Eli.
N7a Sssc % n" mixed Western S4Sc asked Eeceipts
- go Iu,h; .,Gck so5 huh. Rye arIi no 2 sg2 ~.
sac Rccept- sos bn'h .toSs nsaaseS Cotton
a"i,t unframed. Provisions 'tcady and qnct 10;
chanccd Butter nrm. unch,nned Eggs sLong. goa S
demand BE coffee nm Rio caref.t Mr loTs; 30.
4 , 60 God demand refined Iiac. whskey hm un'
changed. -. ..,o.. -.
Bunao. May i4.-Spot sping Whea, quiet, no G.;
: demand sales. Il 900 bush No. hard spot AT
90 i.Ac: : cars at 81 l-2a0 2c closing at VI -
o-ked; % OOO brsh No. Northern spot sold NJ
SOC closing at So 3-5c; Dr. G. j., 81 Ice wln,er
wheat dull: 40. . red, 80 Ia o4c; no. whi'e;
az I"Sa9a asked Corn dull and unsettled No; ::
Yellow, 81 a4a ;nc; No. yellow 81 H. 81 iS S
yellow On irnck, 52c No. .. 5ic. oats dull and
wcrk: 3 cars 30 9 white sold at 30 i2c; NO. 3
White 34a "a sac; 40 mixed, 33 asked r, No.
White In store, 81 -2c. Rye nominal: tiomr
tcedv =. hest spring - s5dEI 0o do winter, "a w
@st Ks: rye Hour II G50 ~ -. Mll!f>cd scndy ana
unchanged Canal freights lower wheat shipped ~
De- ~ Tcw York. Kcocip's-Flour $4,000 Dds Wne a
NH Canal shipments Wheat, 10000 bush: corn
- 900 bush Shipment iS rail Flour; 10000 bbh :
wb.at 1pa 600 bush corn, 10000 BUSH barley,
10 900 bush rye. 5000 Lnsi.
chicago May 1.-THE leading futures ranged a. fol-
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,,vr srocr N,pKf-rS-HY TELEGRApIl

ruralo MAY la.-Cattlc-Hcccipts for the ll.t ~
hour. 3 200 bead total for week thus ihF' i,-Iv
I,,d for same time last week. l5P@o hed t'h.'s"'f'
through 3 go head 10 %cw YORK. LEO h.hI 81.
al. 30 head market Orc.icd steady rI0>cd mn! ni
Old Iocs-ncceipt, for the Inst - hours. l"'iOo
head total for wrok thus FIR. sJ.rvi head Tor siin
inc Inst wccL az. 200 head consigned through lt3oo
head Ia New Aork. c.l5O head on sa'c l-"' n'nl
nnrkc, steady ana unchlnrcd: heavy, - roc - W
,r,c,c,s and medium - DOs ~ 80 i"fhrr', gnoh I,
.t - -ja - 30. do pig and light. - roo - 30
=, I'm - - d. common ,kips to fal:. ~ 10" - -
sorted roughs 81 l5a - 20: common rpnshs - or
IN - s:acc =. Joa ~. sheep and lainhs-h ,cc,pS
;n- thc Ins, -, hours 200 head total for week mus
for 40 900 head for same time last week. $500
hr,d con signed through. 1000 head 10 View \ ORR,
I 100 head on SAKE 1900 head. market loG .Jc'
higher on all grades. closed strong. clipped sheep
choice ia fancy vchrrs. - :p0 - =" Gun, anu com
mon A. 7jasj. clipped lnnls. chocc I, lohr'
- ja f6 % fair 10 good - 2jg - culls 7" COM
mon s:l0 - - wool lamb. ga - -. -,
Chicago Nav "a" Tho Evening Journal r'ports:
ca ne lccepts 800 head shipments 800 head mar
- *; cows ila ~ 10 iIors-Icocipis. 81 900 head
.hIpmcnts 900 head market active. De- lowrr, rDgh
and common "a - - mlN"d and pacLcrNs 80
"a IS line heavy - 6jN rs 20: Hight. - 40" ~ ~.
theep-HcccIpts 500 head shipments ..r" L'nd
markct steady Texans ~ $50 81; natives, T'G - 20
lambs and yearlngs. 4:,0 S6 30.
- Iouis Nav li.-fattle-Rcc"ipts. aD n'in
shipments none market steady no goon 's,u" c0 on
soir Uogs-Rcccipts 1000 h'nd shipments, COZ
had market weak fair % choice heavy. ~ 8oa - 90
n,ixcd ~ I0d - 20. light ~ 5o1 - 30. Sh"cp-
percIpts 1000 head shipments. none: market I'm
changed fair 10 good clipped s+aS3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. May Is (SpeciaI-The Weather Eurcau
authorities here issued AT abou, noon Yesterday a
bulletin predicting clearing weather for ihe W,st Oh
saturday night Sunday. The wheat market had
opened at about Fridays last figures and bad held
isiriy steady for two hours. When this mr. .dctinn
was issued the price began to Yield along with evorr
thing else the floor Ill, iinde forge, tim, II
Ind been raining for almost sixty DAYS and forgot
all about the Weather Bureau map having had s,IcL
terrible look In the morning. Ev ryb0dy wanted
10 sell a little In anticipation. July oDened nj
81 1-S sod between % Ia aud 5-a ana closed M
81 SO cents. New York bought at ono time on the
higher French cables bat afcrward sold NAV crd
TO cent premium over July. but closed AT about Sd
cent premium. Minneapolis and Duluth had only
about l61 here there II the estimate
Tor Tomorrow 90. II Is expected tlnt the
visible supply tomorrow will show n decrease of
10000 bushels. About 100000 bushels cash WHEAT
was delivered. May corn got 30 ~ IL cents: Judy
TO ~ "a cents May closcd ut as IL cents: Ju,y al
43 34dA3 rs cents. shcrts were tie BUYERS with
Norton WorhnetCn conspicuous Holders were the
sellers Qunliu selling more than any other OF
the ESQ cars OF corn received. only seven graded
contract. The estimate for tomorrow was 1875 cars
oats w"rc finn caily. in sympathy with the other
grains and on the wet weather. Like the other
etahs. oats YIELDED OIL the prospect Of better weather
May soh between 80 3-S and 20 7-S. and closed al
- rs cents: July. between 30 IA and 20 rs, and
closed Of 10 cents There 10 900 hogs The
,stin,at, .os tomorrow $4,000: for next week.
10000. Jnly pork sold from - s. 10 80 Is. ana
'lrs at - - 'uIy lard. from &c - 10 rs 10 and
t~s"d NJ - ~: July RIBS. from Is 90 to Is e.. and
aoscd u o. e31$5 e..
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COTTON NAREETS-DY TELEGR tPII.

Liverpool. May H.. p m,cotton,A mericnn.
Mildling 3 I5-ldd The sales OF the day Included
: 100 bales American. Futures closed firm a, the
advance: Amcrlc ancniddlins =, low m'ddns clai,e'
livery , 50cta3 coed; June and july delivery.
6I-tiia3 G2.Gid; July and August delivery I'd
sellers August aud september delivery, 4 264d buy
err. september delivery. 5G4d sellers. september
and october delivery. 3-6+d sellers: october and
Novembcr delivery 4 T-64d buyers November and
December delivery. 9-6lGf l0-tid.
Galveston May l4-CotOn quiet mlddling. 1-sc {;
low m,ddling q 0-l6c: good ordinary, Lice; net
aud gross receipts 7oi bales salcs, Al bales; Stock
- .TsJ bales. tam,
Norfolk. May 14.-Coton quiet and steady mldilng.
l. Oc low middng, 5-6c good ordinary. l5lcc !;
not receipts 4OI bales; gro-s 1873 bales: exporiG
coastwise 3a5 bales sales. 500 bales sicck 1861
bales. ,,, ,,,,, -,
savannah: Nay aomon a'li naa,I III. % .ow
receipts, 535 bales; sales go bales; stock. 20,52s
bales. .,
New. Orleans, May 1t.-Cottoo quiet and steady ::
nidalirg &c; low m!dGng. 60-1Cc good ordinary
l.lGc net receipts. 96l bales gross l.326 bales
exports to Great Britain. 400 bales; coastwise,
1855 bales: sales, $50 bales; Stock l69a27 BALES
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Eio on the spot Iuled qulct but the tone
was very nrn the basis OF l2asal25c for No :.
Mid eowths arm ana uneehangrd Inole was very te
hands. with the trading purely local. Despite the dul,
ness however. there was higher rang" OF prices and
tho closed showed gains lOdlj points on better
foreign accounts and covering OF shorts" stimulated
May, while Others were UNCHANGED. stock in HAVE,
10000 OF which $4,000 bags brazilian. Ham
bury closed L pfc better. There holiday al Rio
London better Official quotations. Is p. May.
scptcmbcr, Jos Cd October. SIS 3D. Receipts at 9
$50 oo0 bags; ame time 1891 . 100 900 bags same
time. $50 212 1000 lags Receipts at Sano-, July
os7s,GoO bags; same time. 1890, $50 600 bags Total
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Che Curt.
ROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
Ocean Cleaners.

N ETHERLANDS LINE.
~ FOR ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDoS;
= &. ORDAM Saturday. May ~, Q. -
D D. ~ From pier foot Of 5th st.. Hoboken
First cabin SIS 10 es0. Second cabin. 81. Kcducc4
excursion lcket S.eeragc at low ates sos nus!nsee
guide and apply 70 Genera - wey:
ID AClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
tExrRi Nt AND SOUTH q, xME y Lea AND NExIco
for San Francisco, VIE :hs i.thmns Of Panama
City OF PARA sails ,L,icay, May 2o NOON
~ FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF FFKlNG sails saturday, May 81 p. N.
For freight passage and general nfcrr,tcn sPply
'0"'-' ii. j. BuLLAY. General Snreflnsendene
DED STAR LINE.
Sailing for New York and Antwerp weekly
xo,,,iSLHSD Wcinesday May is. 10 .. m.
fHiEsLAND "Wednesday, May 25 $50 M:
first Iabin sS5 upward Excursion tyD upward SECOND
cabin stS: hound "trip 10 redUctioh Apply fss
"sss's iISsTrEFRSNTioxs.T HNviaXfio% CO. CO..
General Agents. Bowling 0geen.
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NJ 40 cents In barrels In bulk wash
ingtn quoted jOJ cents IN barrels and 2jj
pcr Cllon In bulk Sapatha unchanged At ) cents
per gallon c.,--. =,
Foreign quotations were lower on the Conncnt. clos
49, 100 kln- ut Antwerp, ard j. 50 marks
i,ar so kios bremen. and 5itd. per Imperial gallon
az London.
on CITY Penn MAY I4-Natonal Transit certificates
opcncd 53's highest - lowest, jJ closed sos sales.
40 oc.oOo hbls.
'''ptt sbnrp r.nn. MAJ ii-rttsocum dun National
Transit, ccrtncat", opc 5Gs closed at $50. highest.
56s lowest. JGa,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
ErRorEAx PRODUCE MARKEr-ny TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. May L. . ,. m.-Becf and Pork.-IIoders
offer moderately lilns-ihe supply l. short cut.
about il % 10 n MN 5o .accnThc supply is 400,
Shoud,is- II 20 ls H. Arm nj 3s, Checseliold
oncF ,lallney Ancrcan iaeS coored nrm at 5i Ga
Holders ofc moderately. I,d.Snot and Hold
er offer -plrnelY prime Western spot and NAV. firm at
So. June and july firm at 23s ID What and Flour
lloidcs orer m5de atey Cornspot-Ths supply Is Door
futuies-io'dcrs offer Tode atev mixed Western spot
firm, at lid Nav Arm at l. lid June firm ut IS Sad
Iulv Arm o: T. lid Hops at London-Pacnc Coast
Holders 00crtn..