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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Nork. May .. 1904
BEANS AND 40 increase In the receipts Of do
nestle beans. and prices held firmly but trade
g sim very dull Foreign stock moving fairly. We
quote: Beans. marrow. choice p"r BUSH 30: do
medium. 7OGSl do pea. - 9JuS2. do white Kid
ncy. S2TS2 %. kidney. 50 25HS2 -, DO
turtle soup 81 enN>2; d, yellow eye 81 lima Cali
forna GO No. - 25n 81 80. q, forrign marrow 81 roo
s. 30 do foreign medium 81 3jn$ 81 10 foreign pea
81 OGSl 20. green peas lhls - o. .QSl 10. do bags
81 o2irasl %. DO Scotch. 81 254si 27is
BUTrEI-TAe d'pr'ssng influences that have borne the
market down rapidly this week were about sirorg
today any pervi.ua tlmc Fresh supplies were
quite liberal weather holding stock
and with generally dull trade prices iz0lc
per ~ nearly al grades. Sellers determined
md point which fhe demand VIII take the receipts,
per N. lie. do hrsts l51lGc do thirds
l3Hi4gc. state dairy, haf-nrkn tubs extras. lGisn1c
DO seconds 10 rsts 1876; DO Welsh tubs selections
l6zc; best lines Ice: seconds nrsts fnJisc. dairy
tubs. thirds &c., imitation ereameIy. nasts lSqlic do
seconds lal2c; Western dairy hfss, l24l3c do thirds
70 seconds oalisc. factory hrst'. llsal2c do thirds
10 seconds bia4llc old bntter-ceanery. Western 1Op
ltc State dairy l0al4c; Western dairy factory sisg
lie
cHEEsE-Not many large SIZE fun cream cheese
in to-day. and receivers held grades
Demand. however was less urgent, exporters hayng
plenty OF time In which Ill the orders for Saturday
steamers. Small sizes continue dull. and taf
Of the arrivals TO shippers about lOic. was
good market for the Chenango County part skins,
better prices were obtained for lots Od cheese
very quiet Liverpool cable. 59s We quote State full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
CLA USEN MADE president.
HE CoYLY ACCEPTS THE CHIEF OFFICE
IN THE PARK BOARD
p1EAsANrR1Es INDUCED IN BY THE MEMBERS
"A WEEKS RESPITE GIVEN TO THE EVIL
MINDED AND MAN-SLAYING ELE-
PLANT, TIP.

PLANT. TIP.
As predicted last week by The Tribune farN
Commissioner George c. Clausen was yes'e'u"E
elected president of The Park Board for one year
IN place OF ex-Judge Abram b. Happen, whose term
exnired Nav / The election was preceded py
little by-play to make it appear that Commissioner
Clausen had not been regularly slated lot 'i'V
place by Tammany Hall authority
After the routine work of the board hah oeen
ended. President Tappen made little speech say
ING thai his term as presiding officer was ended
and thanked his associates for their forDearance
and uniform courtesy and assistance ourl"s '''e
year The ex-Judge then moved that COMMISSIONER
Nathan Straus be chosen for the ensuing year as
he was entitled the place in the order OF sem
ority Commissioner Clausen seconded the noHiha-
ton but before Mr.. Happen could put the vote
Mr. Streus said that he must dec.'he ''le HoIiol d
IL would be impossible to attend to the odues oi
the presidency His brother. the Congressman was
in washington he said. and his other business
partners were in Europe, 50 that his hahds were
full Mr. Straus then nominated COMMISSIONS
Clausen for president, and Commissioner Ben
seconded the nomination.
Mr.. C1ausen professed an entire absence or anxi-
ETY. on his part accept the place but aIIu WI
Clausen heaved a deep sigh. as President Iappeh
desired TO be relieved Of the place whlch hao oe-
come irksome he would reluctantly agree TO put %"
the harness The retiring president put the Vote'
and Commissioner Causcn was unanimously CHOSEN
Commissioner Tappen was. on MI Cl9usens mo mo
d 6o,;, ~ The PARK board Mr.. Clausen Will draw
S. 900 a year the only salary paid to members ol
the board. ~ 49,, .r,,,,. alo,bart
of Central Park who has caused the Ceatn OF
eight 50 far and has twice re sd.rsd ToT
missioner Clauson opposed the plan OF putting
Tip TO death 1t was finally decided to gWe the
biF eieDhan, one week longer TO I'VE. anG IN lie
mean me time TO find ou from experts in elephants
if there is any hope of Improving ms Temp ba
n appears that he is a hopeless case, ne WIN ot
executed and stuffed for the Museum Or Na5@fa
circus but became 50 ugly that he was presented
10 the CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore MAY Flour unchanged; soles 500 bos
Ubea, easier: No red spot and May, V,a4oV"sc June
Gic6ii.c: July 6lagssc august 62g9z o s'e amer
No rcd 81, G572c milling wheat by sanlpi" hzc stocH
$50 ga bush: aaies 1llOoO bush Corn dun mixed spot,
&c: May 45asd45Mc: July. 44lea if@sc stsaner mSc
42i-T42ac. stock %, FOL bush. sales 'Vp Dus pts
firm. No white Western 42aNi3c; NO In!Sed Wese.n
$si.a53o. stock. 2g bush Rye quiet; No S2g2Sc
stock Hay steady good - cnpice uffo'fiy,
Sif oasis Cotton dull mddngs 7'sc Otner articles
UNCHANGED.
Boston May Flour dull and easy. Corn quiet tairiy
s,eadv Oats quiet but firm Shorts steady PROVISIONS
stead Butter very dull and tending lower NortnTh
creamery iS0l9c: Western do 17Wisc; dairy io9l'c
cheese firm for old stock Northern. l23G3c; western
Halle. EGGS duh and easy. Eastern l2c; western
llNl2c
Buffalo. May Spring wheat market weak spot S Gun
fair in0ury for Z. spot sales only Few cars no
hard G7saeSc do 5000 oush S4s@ S clos
ing 40 hard spot. GTizc, DO T. 6otsc; NO Nottn
crn spot. offered: DO Gtlsc Winter wheat On IN
iffter demand: sales. 5000 bush No red 31sc' so"D
bush Do. &C. 5000 bush No white Gle store; J. car
IniV,l 90: / car 80 ! white G0c. Corn opened weaS
cos,I firm. sales IL cars ~ yellow i2'4c cars no
Yellow 42c: -. 600 bush No corn. 4o4n+o'7ci sou
bush g. SOC: 100 bush No corn 3a'.MiOr n store
cars 80 yellow 4ic cars No 3 yellow. 43s.c on
track. oats easier: oHeringg fair; silcs cars 10
white ISL track 80 mi4ed quoted go hys
dull hut hrmer. No quoted DC. Flour dun easy
Mil fed weak fair trade. Canal Acknowledgements
wheat. BIC; corn. Be-. = New-fork
Crlcaro NAV The leading futures ranged follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- Ncw-York. May 1894.
COTTON-The market opened 10 . points lower. and
down 10 'lt against rs AT the close yesterday. During
the afternoon the market quiet Uninercstng
ing az net decline Of 10 q Il points. Range August
,Hn'l-. Total sales lCl. 500 bales The decline
points and the market closed even lower that The
tone Of Liverpool spot market easy. with
prices not quotahly lower. This decline In Liver
pool was greater than expected. and IS
on ne dea that large portion # the American crop
would be- exported 10 Liverpool Tho Liver
pool stock is supposed 10 be already 100000
than VIII be needed by English spirncis up the Isl
cotton and while The longs sold bears covered on
dreams weather reports good and crop conditions
favorable to-day. although the weekly weather
SAYS mat rain l. badly needed nd
lima In Louisiana cotton planting nearly completed.
In Texas heavy rains have slightly damaged cotton
attention OF local trades directed Iverp. I and
me course of ne market is anNousy watched for IL is
we prevailing dea her" that nothing short
mani there for cotton with uuf i'm prices VIII
stimulate Our market. The receipts
oi gNe Receipts at the ppfs for the week
ma',H al about 11V0 bales. against EGO bales last
week AMI 3o33l bales las ye1r 1t is stated
long cotton sid early in the taken by strong
outside holders for The cotton disappeared without
trace OF where II went The demand shorts
offered Receipts at the ports to-day 1852 bales.
against 4,'.hi bales last week $40 bales
c"ius az Augusta. ~ bales "a lies week.
bales last Memphis receipts ~ bales against
- Louis receipts 100 bales. bales
% iaies last shipments 1G22 bales Houston
ceps 4l' bales AGAINST iHN bales last week 321 bales
shipments. bales. Galveston market
lover easy sales. 200 bales Mobile Lice lower easy.
sales ~ bales savannah llGc lower. easy. Charleston
lsc ~. steady. sales. 4cj bales.
op ming range and clos" today and closing bids the
Yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

Buffalo May 2-Catte-Is"ceipts last - hours. 1850
head. FOR week thus far 1900 head. for
last week 5 30 head consigned through 2?4O head 10
New head. sale. 20 head.
steady and firm. closed nrm, good tOrO To l.U5O-ibl
steers -; cows 50 75fS3 - bulls good
demand AT 81 4OaS3 for fair choice l2Ob sold
late 50 90 Hogs-Reccips last "a hours 1880 head
week thus far. ~ 800 head: for
week 80 1870 head consigned through 10 1870 head;
New York. 1850 head; sale $50 head: market opened
steady. closed dull and Toe or with loads unsold York
and piss. 50 oOuSo g mediums and heavy 81 500
S. ca: choice heavy. 81 Ggs5 g. roughs 81 s5asI 0O
50 abu$i 10 Sheep and lambs-Receips last "a
H. 500 head; total week far 81 head
time last week % 400 head through
1900 head TO New YORK. $500 head, sale. 10 90
market opened l0alJc lower lambs closed weak,
with bulk Of offerings sold loads held over: choice
Clipped lambs 81 5OqS4 I5 sood s4Gs4 10; cus fair
81 751t3 So wool lambs choice SO 404S5
good Sass Is clipped wethers for export 81 35S4 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, May cotton dull: middling. low mid
ding l-l6c good ordinary Csc net and receipts
Norfolk. May cotton nominal; middling. &c. low
middling, 6o-lGc good ordinary. csc: and gross
receipts 3Gl bales exports ooastwis 600 bales Sales
% bales; stock. 2s.512 bales. ''
New Orleans. May Cotton quiet and firm: good mid
ding 3-lde midllng. 6sc; low middlIng. 6A.c; good
ordinary, 5-6c net receipts, 6+9 bales gross q,
bales: exports TO Great Britain 26l bales to France
50I3 bales TO the Continent. 1900 bales; coastwse
los bales sales, 300 bales: stock. 255 bales New
orleans Cotton Exchange semi weekly movement at IL
Leading interior towns: Receipts 7262 bales against
$3.50 bales last year; shipments l3. al against
49, bales last year stock. AZ s3 bales against
2lS bales last year. 80
Savannah May 2-cotton easy: middling &c: low mid
ding, 6Ac. good ordinary 6tc and receipts
25 bales exports 70 the Continent $50 bales coastwis
BIT bales: stock. 20. 702 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

London May AT the wool sales to-day 8 900 bales
comprising large selection offered Crossbreeis
actively competed for by the nome trade New-Sou;h
Wnles and Queensland scouTcds demand
pcrialy or the Continent Continental buyers also took
well ~ New South Wales
offered and sold readily home trade al
steady There good bidding FOR Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal woods Following the OF
les detail and the prices obtained
New South Wales 1000 bales. 5i4GsI1d.
Queensland 1000 bales 20 SID.
Victoria 400 bales. 5isddls Id
South Australia 100 bales. Ga6Ad.
Tasmania 400 bales. Gi,d9d.
Ncw-Zaa land. 800 bales. 6i,6i0d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 100 bales 5Q0Ld
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ng ,G rangc and ooso today and closing bids the

Market closed steady decline 1877 points
spot sales today and last night For consumption H3l
bales. contract 1000 bales total 1891 bales spot marte
which IS l-l6c lower compared with YESTERDAY close
New York receipts bales. exports Great Iffnin
52sG 4lcs forwarded ~ bales sales 1881 bales spin
ners 9il bales stock. 2343s7 bales. Total net port
cep's to-day 34j2 bales thus far this week - 0Si bales
Exports TO-DAY. Great Britain. 5j47 bales France BOB
bales; continent. 1873 gales. Consolidated net port
ceip,s far this week 2l0 27 bales. Exports. Great
Britain 1907 bales. France 53G2 bales; Continent o.
CO. bales total 53.OG4 bales stock. go sJT bales.
American 900 bales: additional sales - sn1 c'ion
1900 bales middlng. al: futures opened dull sellers
al Gil decline. closed az 3G4qi Ga decline
June. 35Gb: June-July. 357q25s. July-August. $685.
August september, 30s SeItemh-rO October. 3Gls. o.
,S. December-Januafy 3G3r364. January February
4 OOd4Ol.
Cloths dull: yarns dun tenders new docket
ZOO bales. old docket. 1909 bales.
cOfFEE-Irading WIS n small scale and changes
unlmpoftant ara generally In downward direction.
although December showed strong und.rfone. Foreign
market foatureless and whole movement here
bags MAY flr points difference 30 July MAY
points and 80 July for Jurc 30 difference u
francs mne lo 10 franc I,,iI ~, a, frrs ,iaie-
Apri 10 bags deliveries SOB bags STOCK 10 Lon
lor 10 OT6 bags against 142 90 bags Ham
burg make quiet ana unchanged May. ~ pigs June
- pigs, July y pigs; August :" Pigs. BRO market
quiet Quotations nominal exchange unchanged m 9i.
Receipts. 800 bags. sock. 10000 bags Santos
ket quiet. quotations unchanged - 1900 res receipts
cleared from Santos WIN 10000 Il, shipments
Europe in April 90 0p bags. ard 10 the United States
and the United states 2lVoO bags. Arrivals Liy-
epool in APRIL 5474 bags; deliveries GGsl bags; stock
Contracts closed easy TO 10 points decline Sales
were 1870 bags. az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

No at c July b. ahoat, and 1000 bush
,reiov ~ 45c IN the 5000 bush No = May ce
n store and zn4i-sc delivered may
closed al 43lsc and July 449c..... .OATS-Ihe matet
% rcati,elc quite firm this morning. advancing Signify
on further c1verin. shorts and buying by aoets
Neofher cr1p reports continue very favorable Uut
,ho docs not seem pressure on the mar
et and while receipts liberal the bull interests IN
10 market seem L. have complete control " prices near
m. close prices eased N trihe In sympathy WIN te
general yyca ness closing quiet at &c net decline 's
ole wore oriet hut arm sales 1900 bush No Al
4ic elevator. 5000 bush 10 white at 4l'5c: lo"n
l.h 10 3 white AT 4Oi.c: 5000 bush track white al -
(ti0r 1000 bush mixed. 4lQ4lisc and 100 push
viii Clipped .MALTMarket quiet
graded Western 65Qs0c. Canadian Wa1c. sN-ro"e1 ~
efs5c tworowcd. 72a5c BAisl-tl 4u' No
D Milwaukee GGQ67c: ungraded Western Ht4btc 49,.
SEEDS 6Toyerseed- Market stSdy. al - oofzpZ per
i00-t, in store Timothy Market steady - 1g>"' 10
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METALS lioN-Ihe metal marc ~ e..' .'.. i,.n, n
iron me reduction IN ID, ~ 1sl, IS G, Jrn iocai
cno,a,lons are: rig iron Americans .och y !. $50
so. Icnrsy ltauin ~ =. Sl2 SD sNiih'ih -"
foundry Sl2N>l@ -. y. soft NllHNll :" Fl' ~
ls.s 80 foreign steel hlle- ship <211>2' -" d'
S39qSa9 5o nestle he's. STn$iN 'nt si~'l i"'S -
ciosnr easy 'oIay bur with quotations nominaiy Nm
l..r. pean stock, ~ copper given a. i"lNp ''nS
aslin.i 8 24p tons tpr The interest 70 'h~
marie" s'' 9''na', ''i 's mlrsni e,,,,ed a., In
a.u bat closed quiet spot closed ~ -" hd-
hf'N' W. m ,.I ,,Sue ., ,tc Exchange %
"'7 - 'I 800, '-i-t ,- .-.,
,,,t sSts N> 1rr-f,s l..ra ne king for small
..r- an. "'' , o.. d, ..,.,r, ..i.i.v H., A minimum
N.'N.'"' 81 ..' I'D :, .i-ie nr.as fr.cn tut
J.. h.''' - '.., .. .',r ,., a.. ghi concessions
%. ''' ''''. ,".' " .i''.' ,.l,f- ...,t, v.Ifl
inc W no. '' ,.' ,.,..., ,.r+-.e,s,l
j., $3.50 ., t.r la, i.r. Urinary - COM
g'.l'", ~ q, 80 IA t,fa 'i,, asra,~. ~ \ - primo
:, ""-- ll''. -'.-. 49, f.i- o.. ,..t lts
~ Sl.nIr i''v ,o.,,@
NAVAL SToliS S'-rE l..n = - .il'. IN
'"'' hils iaf. l.''i N''. TO i'.i sf 80 .
IS dnl ana "'.'' n." on .'-' "' - 80 '
oll.S-'o'onse'1 Sd De- f"l qH'"' n} ~ We. ~ a.
The West ara i' 'f' mills li''- NJ iill.if '.'
1.lr4 anr lus'"i 0iis age about tir''t. ." tl =,
h,ls 2Sr@t-. 81 mo- .irlr'r yellow ttr'f'- ~ .'''
y.i.w SIC. primo ..mr..f white. $3.50 butter li
ssllsG lara oi G3 g.. hnee.i oI American. raw. %;
American. boiled. ~. calcutta. raw sc.
OgEAN FREffifTS rh. market fIr berth fregh's T.
6nu ami vaak aim rates lu some cases shade lower
Ensasenenfs 'uov u, 1|nd,n. i.sls sl'in - 600
fr0n store. AMI i,sI grain n0.af. f1 G.trHltlr
1000 sacks n.lr. T. cl. O.. Hln. i-p s1gfs f ~
~. io, nNes bacon -. 10, 49, teef O. O., I-r'fori
do. flal ca.'i. fr.n Itfl.r~ 3d. June shipment We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
rAB1EAUS FROM "BEy RUR" 10 BE GIVEN

The Young Ladies' Bible Glass Association OF the
Harlem Presbyterian Church the Rev. DR.. James
s. Ramsey pastor, has planned an interesting ana
attractive entertainment for the evening Of May
10 1t will consist OF a series Of "Ben Hur' tab
leaus representing scenes from General Wallaces
historic novel. There many scenes in the book
excellenty suited for dramatic representation MIS-
F X Bradford Of Washington D. c. who is the
original compiler of these tableaus has personally
trained the young people for this presentation ana
the prospect is that 1t will be well worth seeing
Mrs Bradford will be assisted by Mrs; Esteie H.
Davis the reader and elOcutionst. The Drllliant
Oriental costumes and the instrumental music and
singing will greatly add to the effect Of the tab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
decline Sales

Brazil coffee dun and nominary unchanged at lG'4c
800 BAGS Rio 70 sold at i5sc
MID coffee quiet fairly steady: no important business
flour AND MEAL-rhe -four market was dull and
ana are biddns rom &c 10 zoe under h- mar
lively steady. Total sales about 1850 packages to-
SACKS Kansas clears private terms: 900 IBIS spring
patents 81 75aS3 80 800 sacks Of sraighs at 3d. 100
for EXPORT and 1900 sacks fine on private terms for
COO b r 90 i hm @nd iarly aetTe' sags
more. 81 To-. BAGMEAL-Market steady: fine white
quiet s Y fer We,'ern at 4o 1885, co 80
soc sob ,5aSoc; lGO-ln Soas5c; sharIs s5a'r Guy
homny chop sogs5c cottonseed meal. 81 l2zasl H. oil
-wliEAT-Another new low record made in
wheat this monns both here and al Chicago The mar
TO Gasc for May and 62c for July. and 80 for july
these options The decline brought cash wheat here
There seemed TO be considerable long wheat pressing for
sale pd thefe w1s soH d,ai OF gossP current about
rumoIs Of export business West lent a stadyng niu-
adyan The cop and weather news was ve GT Az e
BILE and the reports from abroad Of favorable cond
have materially improve in the past three wecs
great deal OF long wheat has come on the market steadily
are always current during weak market There scems
Is getting of long wheat bought at higher prices
Reports that from the Argentine
about 5000 900 bush that orders had been
generally reduced. helped In the weakness
Ing by early buyers started decline jus before
the close. which the early records beaten the
market closing weak at the lowest prices reached
Cash wheat inactive The sales Included loads Of
No Northern for export sc May, store cargo
Of red wheat sold but not FOR export. No rcd was
quoted May price In store and 20 MAY. on
board, 10000 bush No hard winter, To-
July, free board anOaf. and 10000 bush No
red. I.c under July. free board. anOa Exporters
5000 bush; July closed 62c. Options closed
at f.0A.c decline. The wheat making
low in the morning. selling GO'.c Nav
nd 62ssc a md DUH untl NJ
the when renewed weakness appeared reports
OF 100000 bush exported last week from Argentine
which prices broke &c below the morning figure.
ing weak the lowest. These figures below all
previous record. although cash wheat is stln &c
Of the winter break.
cORNThe market quiet and about steady this
morning There a little local selling on the decline
in WHEAT and the favorable weather for crop.
there seemed be general pressure and prices
only below the final Of last evening The ndvices
The West all in the same line and there is
not favorable weather for the growing and
promise but farmers continue liberal sellers
OF corn receipts interior points showing large total
feeling prevailed in sympathy with
weakness in wheat the market leaving on dull at I'M
&c advance. Cash was dull Sales IN
cuded 200 bush No elevator at 43.c $4,000 bush OF
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a a q9 5s.; sa S '3a: P:aF 's Ing
y corn r. $ ~ eats "a $500 'e s. e. bG prime
timothy seed 81 - pork per bbl sl2 25g$l2 2i;;
@ oo n 81 t2ss7 ~ ss sso' 5Ss de s SsS's
shor, dear sides boxed) 81 s7isas7 2'+ whskey. dis.
g ea nShs ~ 81 a. P s Fan " 81 g per bb
'n i i4c' N,m%"sy We CHOICE i5ISc sweet
PEI dozen for fresh stock.
patents 81 4oa % fancy Sc 7cgs3 IS family 50 +os
s. ~ What hsep'i e@a Sfsr"ss sni receipts
anl s,ol demand. nrm. No white mixed. 43,c; white
vate ~ oa,.-Light receipts god demand; arm'
s4 % eier mess S' sla ~ family 81 family
So hete iafd STAN Lear 10; SSn ssoaIder:
s ~ 81 .iei hi. al s q Ssr es ,' Fac "h'ky
20 577.c. recovered to 5Sc. and closed a. '5,c BID
smrlcs wcre in good demand. receipts light Close On
1 - No[acrp Se an, 30 P 5c oi M, Ne q @n5d
samples steady ana IN good Grana rye va 40 Sol
seeds unchanged Flour dull Domestic patents. 81 son
Map, nay ~ wa, ts', COW, wheat sg %a' 6 al
5ranr NJ may CO.'S d '5 to Soc and ii e5.ca 'e "A; soS
Jui, -l ycs.erlay at 'o'.o6ie opened this morning
September opened at $3.50 ana closed $50. The
oy VA Ca;h wheat was easy ~ co., N0F Them
w4, lot ~ 1000 bush ~ NJ Northern sold arrive
81 ~. ha.'.. 81 so i0 shipments. $3.50 bhs Bran
.n SHORES Nar,, steady. with fairly cool demand Brn
generally h.d Al So 80 some dealers asking 81 I5GSlO
common shorts - - s about the price. with fine held
5000 so - Corn market easy az about 35c for NJ
Olts Market quiet with small offerings No quoted
&c
Philadelphia May Flour market depressed by the
decline wheat and prices were weak and irregular
Holders anxious % sell while buyers lacked conf
Geucr and operating only for actual wants Wheat
Market weak and declined -.n%c under a light
foreign demand and lower reports. No red May 39Nu
Corn Market quict hut firm under moderate offer
inrs Foreign demand light ana there was no
speculative trading Local CARROTS small supply
anil quiet former rates Sales OF No mixed at 45c;
y, mixed May 49, r42Ac June. 42'i i3c; July 43S.p
a. August. 49, r44lc oatsarlots quiet but prices
ruled nim and advanced ic under light offerings. Flu
dull AMI without important change. Sales of
y, white early 4li-c No > white. At ili.c, do
choice i2c No white May and June. 40u t0i.c. July,
,0inr,c Batter dull and lower; Pennsylvania cream
extra. isc. 10 prints. extra wholesale &c do job
bling 2jc. other articles unchanged.
S. Louis. May 2.-Flour-Market dull Bran-A great
paucity ~ offerings yacked saiable. track At
t.}c and % boats G27c. Wheat lower. May, 3s.c
asked .uly Doc August 55s.c. Corn weak and lower;
Mav Rise June. 36i.c July. 367.c: August. 3Sc.
MAY. 24c bid. July. 25ac: August. 2+c bid.
standard $i2 81 sUS2 -. orders Sl3 rs
larl-Frnc steam quotable AT Ii.dI 2Oc. and choice.
135c. Bacon Boxed shoulders &c; longs, Ne clear
ribs 7s.c shorts. 7ac Dry salt meats-shoulders. &C.
longs and ribs. she. shorts. 660c High wines
ftcady n 81 os Lesd-A small business on basis OF
50 Bass Ia. spclter nominal at about 81 p &c.
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UNLISTED STOCKS 40
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-08
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the Third judicial Dis.
trct Of the Seate Of Idaho, In and for the County
Of Canyon
In the matter Of John N. Bernard, an insol-
vent debtor.
To all Creditors Of John N. Bernard, an Insol.
cent Debtor, schO haze prOued their claims:
The above named insofvent debtor having ap-
piled to the Court for . DISCHARGE from his
debts, and the court having made an order that
all creditors who have proved their debts, be
notified by the Clerk Of this Court, to appear be-
fore this Court, ut the Court room thereof. on
the 18th day Of September 1894, at the hour O.
two O'Clock, p. NJ. and show cause, ii any they
have. Why the said John N. Bernard. Should
not be discharged from all his debts, in accord
ance with the statutes in such cases made and
provided:
foH are, therefore, hereby notified, in accord
ance with the said order, toappear before the
District Court Of the Third judicial District OF
the State II Idaho, in and for Canyon County, al
the Court room thereof, on the 4th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1894, ut the hour of two o. clock, p. NJ .
why the said John NJ. Bernard, should not be
discharged from all his debts, in accordance with
the statutes IN such cases made and provided.
JOHN T. KEEGAN,
GEO. LITTLE, Clerk
Deputy.
Morrison & Rice, Attorney for InSOlvent,