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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-14
L furniture
Markets
VIM. Smith, Proprietor of CITY

Meat Market. and San Antonio Sauasoe
FACTORY. l25 Main Avenue, (old No. % Ace0uis
street: country orders solicited; Satisfaction
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-14
Marble Yards

Frank Tech, Steam Saving
and Polishing Mill! Furnish monuments
and head stones in wholesale and retail,
cheaper than can be had in the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The most important sale the real yes
tefday was by James L. Wells the Trinity Salesroom
WHO Offered 1i2 lots longing the Dickinson estate at
hlnssbridge Heights. 1his property lie, mmed:r'
opposite the site Of Fort Indep ndcnce, known =
"'s es,ae 1t Is intcfected by Scdgwick. Ewood aud
'raham ayes, anl Lasher-st. and Ely Place. III old
Boston Road runs around two sides OF the properly.
~ Inc Attendance was large bet the bidding was so".
Two lots the OF Llsher-.t. AMI Sjewi ka,c.
were sold 70 A. o. wnaey for ., 700 tw, adjoining
lots were sold 10 VoughJ Bros. ut ~ 200 each, AMI TN;
next 10 >. NJ. Daniei. Tor Si,lSJ cicn. D. ii
Goodwin TOOK two at III 100, W. G Ager two at 81 $50
each, ana A. II. frakec four at SloJJ eachi all nese
lots were in SedgwicK-aye. The lots In tac rclr, Ia
fIwood-aNe. went Two 4. a. Wnaley Tor $40 eich
two to = NJ Daniels for 500, and one u j. ~ Minter
Tor 500 Toe corner of Elwcoi-lNc aII Malcolm :.
brought 81 200. ana the Of Mileolm-st. and
tiialiam1Ne. tS1J, with 900 for interior los. ms
corner Of Lashr st. and 'rahanive brought 1000 VITA
Ely Plasc all Lasfsr-ss brought $500 each, and In
Ewood-c., between sane streets. $3.50 FOR corner
nnd 1919 for Interior lot Mater J5 lot had bcea noi
the other' were withdrawn. Tile prices being noS up u
the owners figures. non
Il. V. HIrn,t & Co. offered No. l,29o - SD
Avenue \. factory. AMI Nos. 800 and 81 West On ;.
hundred and forty hirdst two fyctory brick
plot j0NO.l1 also lot, j0Nyo, IN We>s Vm ~
hundrcd-and forty sccond-st., east Of enoNaIr. IN:
subject various mortgages ana wa soi
to w. II. F1Ycr for s5i,575. -.,
william Kennedy Offered No. 205 East Thirty nrrtst.'
tbrce-s,ov brick tennent hou. loi lnNooN-o IT.
regular; IL brought $3.50 from william H. fdhe
The other sales advertised were ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA MAY 15-The Senators did not cut much
n, figure In to.day's game In the first four innings
philadelphia made fourteen hits with total Of twenty
one bases of Meekin. Then Durysa went in. and was
more effective, although the hitting Of the home team
did not atate. Weather cloudy. Attendance. 27s9
The
T ys;;sssiss., 80 2 9 g g S S-,5s
fttSs& e. 6aea
aiu ,,eyhnr mp re-SnyGer
Chicago. May 15.The Pittsburgs outplayed the Chi
Cages at every point today, and they pleased by
this
G r.s:ssrs .::::.::: :.cc Q 65 d IL
Baschits-Piitsburg Il, Chicago :. Enors-Pttsburg
caIeaso j. Pi,chers-tastrlghi and Hutchinson. I'm.
81. Louis May 1.-THE Louis team outbat:ed the
men from Cincinnati TO-DAY. and follows:
81 sln'I| Ssis ::.:Yf 3 9 9 G. CT, 9
S'n%sT Il .''' o. '"A '''''''
At Cleveland-Rsn.
Albany May 1.-THE Buffalo team won an easy
victory from Albany to-day outplayins the home team
every point The score
h h1ssas ...:::::.:.:.. ..:1 9 & S,s
Buffalo aSa II bd@se and
Kesims. Umpire-Murphy
Troy May 15.-The Erie team defeated Troy to-day
after close and interesting game. The score
Try T,;s ::::..:::....6S . 9 y
and cah Bergen Clarke I'm
pire-Jones. ..,... a..
Xtsdletown May Is cSpeciaD.-wesleyan defes~d the
YN. Law School team to-day. Neither the playing nor
g. .,,src, ., ths visiting team was credit Yale.
The n
W y:s ..-:.:::.ss 60 . 9 a.
and Norton TSSss and
Tirrell.
Bsxhlehem May Is (spec.sb--Lehsh freshmen ios'
esne to Lafayette this by the score OF 10
Tho visitors played superior ball aud won easily, De
sslle's home feature. Crisweil s'e"cK ou'
nine in three consecutive innings The score .
Lehsh zoe oo ......o o.
Batteries Cnswell aud Sigman Jackson ana Lehman
Cambridge Mass. May Is tspeeiaD-Harvard p'aSca
Brown a teninning game TODAY. Darkness preveh'eu
another inning and time called with the score TO =
Harvard could hit Sexton but che helded In far better
form the Providence men, There were many DILL
liant plays during the game. The score
Bs sryrd ."..."SS ! g 9 g O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
RAILROAD IN TERESTS.
TIE COLORADO TROUBLES SETTLED.

Chicago May 1j.-The longsiandihg dlherehc's w
tween the Colorado Midland and the Denver ana kio
(rande have been finally settled, and rates in Colorado
will, be restored as soon as 1t legally be done.
The matter Of running or two trains each way
every day will I've left TO each road to do as 1t pieases
abot and all other matters not bearing strictly upon
the points at will also be left TO the presidents
of the different roads The effect OF the settlement
Of the Colorado troubles stifening oil Wora
Fair rates east of the Missouri River. but they Will
not reach The point which 1t originally INTENDED
that they should. The Atchison's notice OF WIN
drawai from the Western Passenger Association eA
,iras nm saturday and Il meeting OF general man
ayers has been called for Friday. TO see II maIess
cannot be arranged that the Nchison VIII remaIn
IN The associatioi The Atchison has all along Deen
i'm favor of lower rate to The World tair imam that
oficially adopted by the asspca'ion ana u VIII nov
nsst that some concessions be made 10 It's wishes III
This regard. II will ask that the ronnd-!rlp F T
Denver To Chicago, be not over S3o, and that from
Kansas City $15 or SIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
INDIAN ASSOCIATION MEETS.

The New-iork City Indian Association held lts
monthly meeting at the Broadway Tabernacle Church
yesterday afternoon. In the absence OF the president
Mrs. Philip f. Taggart the second vce-president'
Mrs. George Wood. acted Il chairman. There were
about forty members present. Reports from auxiliary
societies were read. 1t was announced that new
banch recently been established at Kingston, with
sixty members. The OF 81 900 has been raised
for the prpos. Of building hospital in California.
The work will legun soon 4 tribute paid
TO the late General Armstrong. OF the Hampton In
stitutc whose efforts had gone further than these
of any other 10 promote the welfare OF the Indian
race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
A BONDED WAREHOUSE RAILROAD.

Albany, May 15.-The Tivoli Hollow Railroad CoHi-
pany of this city incorporated to-day with cap
tai OF 800, TO build and operate standard gauge
steam railroad from the New-fork Central Railroad
tracks near the Tivoli Lakes TO the east side Of
broadway In this city, distance Of one and a half
miles. The directors William Bayard Van Rensse-
laer Howard Van Rensselaer,. F. A. Harrington. Led
yard Cogswe Frederick F. Wheeler and Marcus I.
Hun of Albany: n. Wate- Webb, John NJ. Toucey
and Ira A. Place. OF New-YOrk City. William Bayard
Van Rensselaer, subscrbes for 300 OF the 30 shares
of stock The road Is TO be constructed branch
from the New York Central road 10 the propOe1 bon led
warehouses to be erected OH the old Van Rensselaer,
In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
PETER +. MEYER, AqstisSn,esr sc,,o,

sAL 5r, 81 r rHfL1 SCHOOL
Public notice l. hereoy given that the Commissioners
Of the sinking Fund or the Guy Of New WI VII, or
s ts in ssns a. e's Nr
day 1883 noon choice and valuable lots IN
Of belonging ne csy q Ssw;York = tn'
the line Sfy sS'Sn f Aayfder wit
merry Grammar School No: g. n. s. sirand.st- Ward
bewes" sog ,1 I Fye and h.,s scs
7O0; Ward Nos. u to ~. between LenoS ana 'lh
can nely FInary CT No. T. "a %d
sb 3 ,Sn S Ss"es s ava sx i"5 IT, s. os
dcn-ave, 300 Il. south Of rnion.ove;r RIA ava
an 'of from a'S;95 To-; e.. Depth &' '''
10 lao :: ". corner sist-s; Block 4Sd. Ward Nos.
18TH Gn fR9JSS Ar E. !S 1STfb Block 1927
,cTH WARD.irwo lct. " s. 1olstst. Block 1.ocs.
IcIii wARD.55TwS lots. N. s. lo2d-ss, Block ioco.
VAN MN W cii;:6jf6N AorEDrcr PROPERTY. ....
ETH 90 sS 90 q Lot no. aes map e Par
rs2 ~ 81 %AED-rhres p adjoining lots 2eIxloo.
Lot Nos. ?. 3, on sa!cs map; Farm Nos 81. %,
,sf fTy wXnp nnP lot on Am.terdamave s. E. corner
,llCc w SSuSr 81 d. Farm sscE No; s5os,
elTfi rwHRDoTwo parcels vacant land; zone on sedz.
wickave.:. and ono on Torahah Landing Road, near
s .nf'!if n29
e 2haft;site; Mo- 4 3 D. T. D. TO-
fo,"ason ind e e%wstsG%c9t oG,o "c gsc
H'sssTsy and III the NSHi
City Of New.YSrk Finance DEPARTMENT ,sSs
Comrtrollers ONCE. May IT, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
INrERscHoLAsTIc TENNIS AT PRINCETON.

l.
Princeton. n. j., May 10 specaD. The first annual
iuterscholastic tennis tournament for the champion
shin OF the Princeton League held Oh the uni
vcrsity tennis courts last Saturday. There were
,.;neteen entries. and interesting matches re-
.,lltcd In the morning slight sprinkle retarded the
,,lay somewhat, but 1t cleared away in the afternoon
I'D the Tournament completed up 10 the finals,
leaving Everett Colby, Of the browning School, and
g. Thompson. OF Lawreneevlle, who will play OH
COR the championship next Saturday afternoon The
crut prxc is a solid silver cup designed By Tiffany.
a, yew York and the winner will also receive
campbell racquet After the tournament meeting
ua held in Dickinson Hall, at which constitution
and bylaws were adopted. and the following officers
w.re elected for the ensuing year President Everett
f,,x ~ the browning School: vice president, +, q,
tom,son OF Lawreneeviile: secretary and treasurer,
H. r. Mccormick % secretary OF the Princeton I'M
xssps.,nefas springs school Walter simmOnds. Deal
school r. A. North. Centenary Coiee1ate institute;
Thomas HaDion. bennington seminary ana NJ IL.
';rlfah Morris Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

That was the last Of him alive. For news oil
Hail. II alive. ESQ offered for the recovery OF
his body 800. and In case he murdered *l.ooo
for the arrest and conviction Of his assassin. some
boys who were playing along the river saw the
body floating up the river with the td" HAIRS
watch and chain were found and all suspicion oil
foul play were set at rest by the finding Oh 'he
money and valuable papers which he had with HIN
when he disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
o,vvrp FOR BfsHOP vow scHEELE.

The Martin Luther society gave dinner last night
., ,hs uo,o, savny. In honor Of the Rev. X. H. g.
Won scherIe. Bishop OF wisby. swedra About $50
persons including number OF w'mc'i. were present
Speeches were made By the Rev DF. George +.
Krotel. the Rev DR.. J. b. EeineiiShydcf' 'o's"i
Wagon. Vice Consul Bagse. the Rev. ar s'o'pc anu
Bishop Won sclIeeie. Jacob =. "hIer rcs'eu ''''e
OF those ,,.ssu, were: the Rev. DR.. Jacobson, the
Rev NJ AhrahamSon the Rev. Dr.. spd Mrs. r. r.
Nsllshnke. ne Rev. Dr. q. W. weuner, the Kew
J. T. ", Nssu, u. nv, 4. xts~~, - ss'snsvn, - ..
- canUearuaa m M. 4, ~ 0dsseneemss' q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
rurxD FLOATING ~ THE BrDsOy.

roughkccpic. May - ESP ciap.-The mystery Of
Richard V. HILLS disappearance has been cleared
49, 1I. ;,ody OF The missing man found floating
a., Ga. Ilud.an River of This city this mo;nins. Hall
nr. a., well-toao faumr, about sixty years OF age.
, rvd ., ,b,. town OF Ecckmsn. on the nigh,
:, Ant, q the Liquor Dealers Association held a
lsu AT xlrschner Hall AID Hall attended Il. shortly
- ,.t<.s~ss ma isr the hall una s,ssssd down the
.s,sst m III tSnsht ~ was intoxicated It hat uns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
THE ARBITRATORs OF THE FAsT-TRAIN DISPUTE

The arbitrator selected to cit in judgment on Ihe
disnute between the New-Y0rk Central and the o'her
trunk lines over the formers proposed twenty hoar
train to Chicago are a. J. Cassat and William Bliss
Mr.. Cassatt, who is director Of the fenhsyiVann'
Railroad was selected by the New-iork Central OH
Gals and Mr. Bliss. who is president of the Boston
and Albany road and intimately associated with the
Vanderbilts was chosen by the Pennsylvania people
In case they both consent TO act and are unable 10
agree they are authorized to choose a third arDl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
GIANTS BEATEN AT BOSTON.
CRANES WILD PITCHING GIVES BOSTON
VICTORY BEFORE 5000 PEOPLE.

Poson May l5.-An oldtime crowd attended the open
ing game of the Boston and Ncw-iork AT
the South End grounds to-day Governor Russell ana
other State ana municipal dieritarcs eacing te oc
cason with Their presence The Bosons the game
hands down in the sixth inning, when they punched
three hits with a combination OF wid pitching on the
part OF Crane and errors by Davis Fuller and Doyle.
side from this inning the fielding both sides was
sunerb Carroll Duffy and Burke in the outheld making
star catches while Ward Nash and Long eNceltd In the
ipaeld Dovle's throwing second was SUPERB. The
New.Yorks outtatted their opponents. and only cool
outNeId,nr kept the score down. Attendance. S,OV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.

Cash quotations were as follows: w - srr,c
wheat. % Re No 3 spring wheat, b. doG74c;
g isc 80 corn , a. 7s 70 4?: sa MH
no sales 10 naxseed IL o6; prime timothy seed
% o. 100 SS $40 Is ps short rs 5s s sides
lid; dry saited shoulders (boxed $l0@Slo % short
clear sides tboxedl. $40 soa 80 20 whisHry. dS S
changed: so . white oats, o b. 81 l,ae3ec 40 3
w yaa o. b. Soc. on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was weaker creamery
lse23c dairy 1891 eggs d"'l' strictly ire'n'
sos s y q ia@ s = strong
red nc Corn strong No mixed Rx 40 fair t% aS
90 q ssc Pork quiet, so 80 Lard dull lower to
sen SO Il 2 sHk@sa's II ish d snady
sales, 1856 bbis 81 10. Bitter weak; farcy Elgn
creamery 25@ 2sc Ohio, ~ .c prime dairy h i1S
refined 5 IA &c: yellow, 7-sa4 ;ic Eggs finn
i3c. Cheese firm; prime to choice Ohio Nat. 1o@ llc
Milwaukee Nay l0arIUar aSet Wheat SoT fSrr
Corn quiet no. a. 90 a4s4 oa!' r Barley Icy
LsIdIJuiy. $40 90 1-2.
lowest and the opening the highest. The de-,
cline was steady There was slump ~ o., .ne x e''
Northern went at as I-aa6Tc. Close May. 65c July
opened and highest 90 l-2c lowest and closed closed,
s ss s Closed s'e 20
No. Northern. 81 lee; M. Northern. 20 l'ae.
phiadeps Nay l'Flourmsear r r a4y'sl 4
in their views winter super sea ~ 20 do extras
r. 2Oase so 40 winter family w ,on TS w hrn
lear - 800 10 so do straight 80 5Oa e, = winter
patent - 75a - 49, Minnesota clear ~ 90 ~ %
favots brands higher rye hour dull but steady ,s at
80 os"sa 10 tor choice psnn;ylyana 1nnc
n 34a 7sc: July. IS 34a zoe August, - -" zoe:
market firm and Advance" ne soa 80
Futures neglected and nominal No w''e DS My:
dull and weak Pcnnsyivania ercamery extra. s9c;
pennsyvnna prints ezra ysos:"e' Hrgs dnII and
lower: PENNSYLVANIA fr-ts. l3o - lac. ,a, ~.
fined dun and generally i'e lover e' s4c fin.
cranElal-d 5ssc standard gran"iG, o-hl refined Ss
diamond A. ,3sc: eonfeconcrs' u ,te' r,u s,cr
4. lsc: keystone a, 51-sc frnhhiin DE- d. ,roc,
star G. 7.lGc: blue star {. 45.sc No H. IT.
net Feed scarce and frncr win, e,rolrnm Steady
refined In bbs. 5.15c.
-. LouIs May 15-Flour quiet Inclined w to- weak nn
neil D"S pngsS noi e,ny liver on nant news
closing 70 Isc A "A 500 s c'r,l@s on "a dd a
news but weakened with wheat closing unchanged
40 10 iiea e Sass 40 30 80 e. % Mn' 6a
=" = e"s7' 81 ls May % n.T: Soi6ns doing
Iram- No offerings flaxs@sd nominaIly - %, I'm
othy seed Unclaimed Hay unehnns,n . ,a ite a,
~ g" S wh %S - 81 e b. provision: 'r
but tm Later a standard mes, ..bGld.f To-
ons; and tits sio as shorts. $40 SO; boxed, Ise
more bacon packed shoulders. 70 o. ,o"s. ana
AZ az a. % Short vi 81 's ''"'' '"N''"''''
loSSs Nay I.n - active, m"cr 80: cash
ase %sis quiet 30 "s" e".s a a:s: rye ,uIl, ar%
wa o:isssr. ' 6 70. '"u STEADY '' cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
LAST WEEKS EAsTBoUND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, May 13.-The total amount Of castbound
sbjpments last week, exclusive of live stock,
AZ 100 tons against 5O6IO tons fo the corresponding
week OF last year. The tonnage was divided as
follows: Michigar. Central, 1857; Wabash. 1895 ;
Iahe Shore II 81; Fort Wayne o.}24 Pan Handle,
Il A7s: Baltimore and Ohio BOOB; Grand Trunk.
GJ6: Nickel Plate. 4.499, Chicago and Erie, 6.a6o
Big -Four, 1857 Total, os0oo The shipments
,,. made HID Of the following articles: Flour 3,233
,,be, I 500: corn 4,2 oats. l2.7e8: dressed beef
IL :so1: raxsecd. 3ss lumber, 1904 miscellaneous,
I53Ol Total, JS,:jDO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
GAMES yesterday.
JBfVoklya 4, baltimore q.
I:oNon &. Eew-lork q.
Philadelphia 10, wesisns'oa

lhcrc was Fair crowd yesterday and The nvc!cst
KIND Of n game baseball between the Brooklyn and
baltimore teams at Park. The Brooklyn team
won by the the excellent support given
s,cn doC much dec;ds the victory brilliant plays
werc numerous $500 spectators present: enjoyed
tncr outing to utmost. j:rookyns fielding
superb not an error OF any kind marrinc tao r'coFd
The baltimore also dG remarkable work in
,ha field and while ,hcy made errors. buude
had any cec, Oh the Tic ONLY really had play Of
,bc eamc was made the ninth inning with the score
"a in favor Brooklyn. Bll.Imor, had a ;nan
Kc,tr OH third with only Clark was TOO
ANXIOUS ana he sent up easy ny which DAILY caught
and rs icf;z had start plato a double play was
made and the game was over. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
WANTS TO EXTEND IT'S ROAD IN MEXICO.

Chicago May ia dispatch from Durango, Mex
leo reports that the Atclson road Is endeavorng TO
ob,aiu a concession from the Mexican Government
fx mn extension Of IT. line now IN operation between
Alfalfa and Culiacan "A distance OF thiriy-eish miles.
r tbc concession Is obtained. the road will be-
tended 10 Durango acros, the sierra Madre Noun
t,,s o,d THENCE 10 Salinas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

Ncw-Jcrscy: r. II. wefer, W. n. Luckenboch, the
rev. l. H. Funk, the Rev. G. Z. wcner w. Hollander,
inc Kew. p. j. 0Connell, the Rev. &. c. Bcrkcmer'
M. ana Mrs W. ii. Steinkamp, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L.
, NUDE. A. RADIO, Miss Brenneman, q. ID. BOschen
~ Mss Noer Miss Fellows, DR. Hedges, W. S. Cross
r. Rado, Miss Meyer, T. W. Reinbrecht, DR.. Wood
man, Mrs. GotschaIk
bishop Won scheclc goes to Philadelphia to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
RECEIVERS FOR A WESTERN srREEr-CAR ROAD

Sioux City, Iowa, May 15.-Upon application OF
A. f. Nash one Of the Stockholders, Judge GaynOr
today appointed James +. Peavey Receiver of the
Sioux City Street Railway Company The receiver
Ship Is only temporary and was asked for as the best
meats 10 protect the interests OF the creditors and
utnckboldprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
THE RECORDS.
CANES TO-DAY.

Boston Ncw-York, at Boston.
Baltimore Brooklyn. at Eastern Park BrooAIyi
St Louis vs.. Cincinnati al ST. Louis.
Chicago VS.. Pitsburg at Chicago
Cleveland VS.. Louisville. az Cleveland
Philadelphia vs.. Washington, at Philadelpha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

.,rars"Eroosivn 9 Left on bsses-BaIiimora 5 Bro,k-
irn g. Fist ba-e on balls-On McMahon !, OF McNabb g.
OF stein y. Stuck out-Ry Stein ). Threc-bisc hits
Clarke Burns Shoch Twoba;e hitsMilligan Cor ,oran
p'~hsrd.on: stein. Stolen basesNli gan rrc,dway ..
Retz, Griffin. Double pays-Daly Rctz ana MI ,fan
EIrnsri~oa Corcorsn Foutz. Hit by prcher-Shoch
Passed balls-Kinslow 8. Hurst. Time OF zane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
The STATE OF TRADE.

81 Soc = IL: do extra, ?. @5a 81 do family
az .3asi co: winter wheat patent. - 100
a no. sprns do 49, H. T. i?@ ZOO n,i 20 % Wne aG
firm No !. red spot and May ~ 1o0II Lie; July,
as La 20 Bic; steamer No red. ~ lie ia s'och
sample, ;oe 7oe. Corn strong; mixed, SPIT May
and June, 80 l-4c bid July 30 La sc Sic; stock,
4sU31b bush: sales. IL 900 bush; white corn ~
sample, joc sales; yellow do d. y l-2S 33e. nat,
do SO 1-2a37c; stock, l3I,-42 bush. Rye, active
inquiry No >, &c Lid; stick. 3o,o'ii bush iiay
r,ud dema I'D good TO choice timothy, 81, J0aSl6 o.
Grain frcigh's steady; steam 10 Liverpool ia ASH
Cork ftr orders. IS Sd cotton, l6c -four, &C. cotton
i.,minal: middling Lice Provisions quiet mes
pork W buik meats loose SHOULDER c Tmg
shoulders IL lee. sugar-curcd smoked shoulders.
L. Lie; hams 10 lie; laId refined, 1: lie Butter
weak; creamery. fancy, aoc d. lair to cheicc ~"
i9c. stoia packed, 20c. Eggs steady Ia ii lie.
Coffee firm Rio eargoes. fair. 1sc: No !. ~ Use.
sugar steady granuat,d 13-oc. copper uichahsed'
Whiskcy firm. III goa II FL
Boston, May 15.-MarLets dull. with lower
tendency.
market was 40. Northern nj - 34c: T6c bid nfoat
for No l Northern. Closing: No l hard j.
- l-sc No l Northern, "a l,Sc; No do 40 1.:c'
7sc No I white. 7sc; No extra red. BE asked
Corn in fair demand sales cars No yellow.
AZ 1-2a47 3-4c; boatloads No. i: corn; 40 20
corn. 46 1-2a47c. Oats steady good demand sales
cars 80 = white. 30 sa ioc q cars No 3 white.
offerings Of spot No . +, - lie asked Flour
dnll easy best spring "a 1914 % do winter:
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LIMITING THEIR DELIBERATIONS.

Boston. May 15.-The Senate to-day gave the Rail
road Committee until Friday TO report on the alleged
discrimination against the New York and New Engand
by the Newly ork New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company.
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