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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-10
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North Point Consolliatcd Irrigation Company.
Loact.on OF ONCE nnd Principal Place OF RusI.
uCss-Culluu llotuI, Wost second south
street, sait Lake cry, Jtah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting OF the Hoard OF Directors.
hyld on tho litu day 90 November. l-ul, Assess.
mout so. No. Of slX aud a hat per cent, or li
cents per share, was levied On The clplial
stock OF the corporation, payable on SATURDAY..
December lHLi ls"i, 70 tuu fCrrutlrY, 90 tnH
unlcc ~ thf company. Room w., Cu len Hotel.
West second south street salt Lake CITY, Utah
Territory, Any stock upon which this assess.
mrnl may remain unua on tho alst day Of
december, lail Will Oc delinquent and udyCr.
Used Tor sale ai public auction, and unless
Payment q made before, VIII Dee sold on the
3Nih day " JunuArY,ltti 90 nay tne delinquent
hsarssmcni, together with cost OF advertising
and expense Of sale
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary
Room o., Cullen Hotel. or once Of Il. o. 81. L..
.alt Lake Guy, ltAh. November glst, 1874
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although the lsnd IL governmsn, land
end belongs 20 more % the cattlsmen
than 10 the Indians. Tho Uies say
they went 10 Utah TO give their cattle
= drink, and I see no harm 10 anybody
10 the movement"
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Nrnn- N mER.nl lEnmnI-n - Al.

YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To Az.
4 pear ln an action bfuufli asainHt vuu uF
ihu above named plainun boz ihd Distinct Cuur.
OF She Tuird Judicial uHiruUi tUr Territory
of Jui. aud go answer mo umuuuru come
plant nlcd therein within ltn daf IrNciuHlye
" thc DAY OF ttru5gi after Chg terftre ua yuu
% tnla aummuua- 10 served W.thIu Ehla county .
or. if served out " tht r0duE. hos Iu tHla
district, within twenty dayt, Otherwise wiIlIu
Tory dayb-or judgment by idault vii o.
iAkcn asainst you, hcCofi'hgp tno prayer Uf
fhii amended comp alut
The saii setion Is brought 10 have a decree Of
THIS court for tho fofeclutuo ur a certain
q. &. C'aft, September lilh, W, upo4 prem
lsea hrtt hereinafter uvtcuutd, UF e. "a 90 fccuri
tuied BY tald .deienishi 10 nd q. {. clara.
August s3rd. leo. Tor iGlui run ono wear
alter date, with interest ltum in4iurltv ht 90
yer ccnt ngr hnnumi SAID hole lug que aud
unpaid, saye interest," 20 July Iafs Is.H. and
so. 90 Paid Ieb. lUth, IVA. itd gruIau maid
April stn, lsll said note and mort sfifu hatInF
Teen duly assigned 70 pAnig watch BE- now
having been released itom dntf1ti8n "a saf1
mofigtEc uelng the rrcmliet N1uualF herein.
after desgnlcdi 70 have AuHaut o. said
mortgage debt ascerlalned ahdtuluunt due or
owing % Mrs, Geo, ", stern, ifrurrI ON sad
premises % have M sfdef n tal1 90 usuuI
iurm TO raise amount ducto p.unEiu nuu Tor
| other reliefi Hhid morlgtgel premises arc
described 90 follows, ~ VIII t1sH mrnrtuH al
= ". corner nj lut O, block ilplat -, j" san
iAto liiy survey running uture Unst s31
feet thoute south lll feet toltF uuinr. saII
fcICafed premises ore Described az f1Uiuwa
| Commencing At aplIut 4uirU raat 90 suutH.
west corner OF faiI llt 0, unt|HE thence east
100 feet thence north lli ietLlHaasr e.,st IBl
feet, thence south lil feet "a .HEIuulur HlHa
commencing nc a point lli irGltaHE audi rods
f0uth uf northwest rurnnr OF ffIi De-. E.ruuutua
ihenco ehat 20 feet thence uurH BE- feet.
thence west DO feet, thence nIlh I1s fsel III
NrrlnuiuE5 situate IA sNl lHEH tIt. Ind
County, Utah ana you if0 hereby rutiuFI
mat u You iAll 70 appear ana iIHa, Uf thu sali
amended COMPLIANT ~ hblW required. tHe
saiI plaintiff will applyto mdtouit f0r relief
dcmiudcd therein.
Witneia. the Hon. Samuel ANrrrlt. Iutgs
anu the zeal Of The UffrHrt t0urtg Id
the Third judicial U'rrt. tu and f6r
tsEALl tho 1ctrlf 81 NJ Utah ihIa sth dav III
June, 90 tu' year NJ our Tor onr
Thousand eight lu1dud ana NINETY
four.
49, DAVID g, DUNBAR. clerk,
hy GRO. H. LOOMS, Deputy uinrE.
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LEGAL Nnrlcn
To tho Probate Court boz and for salt La.
County, 1orut5ry Of Ulh

go Wv q .NNAHN NHHNH 100 anu NNF HNIu u SC
County 1orui5ry OF Uah
In the matter Of tho estate Of KttiA y.
Pratt, deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ james II. lee. admnlatrat1r % the estate
pl heth y. Pratt, deceased has rend rsd for
settlement, and dled 10 sa.d court. Die dual ac
count " his Naturalization % said estate and
peIlton ior nnal dittfiUution Of tha residue Of
sall estate among Tie persons entitled thereto,
ehd that Iucsday. tho lith day ~ December.
y. y. lsi, AZ Do O'Clock q. m.. tt the Court
room Of SAID Court in The County Court House,
salt Lake Nity and county, Utah Territory. laa
ncen GUY appointed by the Judge Of slil
courg tor the settlement ~ taid account nod
hearnf taid petition for distribution. at which
umc anu place any person lnteres cd iu HlId
estaie may appear and show cause. DO any
ihere 1e, WHY said account should u0i Do set
Wei aud approved ana nuai diatuUui'0u made
o. prayed Tor
Dated November i7,h, 4. y. isqi
~. v MEiDT.
Clerk % the Probate Cfuft
by y. D. JACK, Deputy.
I. NJ WAuurLfa Attorney
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SUMMONS.


Alexander, julia Alexander. Jsunic AtXtn.
etr, hcul amia 1trinmau. Isaac Bauer ald
samuel butlOr, GO partners o. liutpr ifolherf'
Henry laeci W .liiam stN, o. Emgmau. iona.
partners ~ hiru, huN 4 Company, r W. Not.
uton, tdward Asrul. samu Neral nd
lhomai g. Kent co phftners a. MOI.
lnhrcy aud John o. r.. NoUlruu,
-u.paftnors aa D r. Jlaray a Company liut.'
turd suHrcu1er Company. q corporation g. *
Williams, a " Ciuuu 60, ncorUofauuu, Henry
Ncuatadter, Jacob a. Ncustadicr. David Nuu'
ttadfer, isalc uppUnrUimCr and sign Iud
tcurhtWanFCr, CHsuarluCra as NEustaufg-
hrltbcrs aud -lIt Lake Contraction Com.
paug a corporation dcfgudAuu.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

LalI Chanco Mining Company.

ifluclphl ONCE SAT- lhAe ivy NtAus
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ ampttiuE OF tha board Of directors, hold
on tho 18Th day Of November, 1885, an assortment
Of two cent? per share waA loyioa on the capt
thl stock Of the company, payhble lmmc'
dlalcly 10 X. X Anderson, secretary ~ hAln
Street James spencer, lihtomanCo'u oheelsalt
Lake city Utnh. Any stock upon Whlch SAID
assessment shall remain unpaid on tno gun dhy
NJ December. l7Il, shall become delinquent
and advertised fur Hale and unless payment Ia
made before, VII. boo sold az public auction, on
January l.th. lsIi. no O'Clock r,m,at the Aiuro-
together with 't6st 0f advertising and expenses
Of sale. Hy order OF the board Of direeiora'
IL. Il ANDERSON,
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

1'"8"'" u 8-IITI7'7T '-777771 V '777-73--18
NOTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN NY THE
~ uudgrsiguc1, administrator Of the oatate
OF Lillian Howard, deceased, 10 the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with tho
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the lrtt publication OF this notice, 70 the tAit
administrator, caro- u WnddHu 4 Adams,
AuUfncya, rooms so aud 1ls, Mccormick buud
ing salt Lake city, in tho County OF salt Lake.
Utah Territory,
FRANK MCDONALD,
Administrator Of the estate oil Lillian howard
deceased,
MAppFLL & ADAMS. attorneys for estate.
Dated November 10Th, lHJL
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court 10 and idf lha Third 30
dCiAl District Of Utah taf-ItJry
C0unty Of saIi lhlt

Tho National Bank NJ iho lguHI Ir. plaintiff
We
William Burke, Mary J., llurtehs wife. Edward
Eve. Aaron tsy,is Wi'i-,f1 y M.
tornigk. Mary HrHtn, tf.nn National
hHnk oi salt Lake City, aulfIurati1u, I'd
ward H. Nicat, lfutiGo Iof 4 De- -cult,
Ut, %. scott and NJ. 70. Nl'0us n W. AaFluf
nud George Croker, d0HElus meas under
the hrm name Of ffUmdalQy Etuck CON.
uauy Defendant.
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NOTICE



In tho matter Of tho estate Of Margaret u. y.
McMastor deceased.
NrOIICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander McMAstor, administrator VI
tue estate Of Margaret u. i. houaster, DC.
ceased has rendered for settlement, aud nlod
in haiu court, he nnal account u his udminia.
trlliDn OF SAID estate aud petition Tor nual dis.
tuuutinn OF the residue 81 sAld estate among
tho persons entitled thereto, aud that tuesday
tho mn day OF utce mber, a. -, 1854, 90 10
Ole. ck a. u, ~ The csuU room of said court,
300 the County Court House, salt Lake CITY and
County Utah Territory. has nrnn duly ~.
pointed by tho 'udge OF said court, for Tho
settlement OF SAID account and hcnriug said
petition for dlslrIUuuon. at which umo and
place any person Interested In SAID estate may
appear and show cause, Il any there be, why
HAld account should not be settled and Ap.
proved aud lnal d.atribution made a. prayed
Tor.
dated November 18th, a. d. l'9t
n. v. MELOT,
Clerk Of Probate Court
a. MCMAsTEu attorney for estate
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In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County, Territory u Utah.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Annie W..
Clays, deceased.
Notice OF timo and place for the hearing Of
petition Tor admission " probate
OF will
nuUeuANr TO AZ ORDER or SAID
i court 10 saii matter. notice IL hereby
gwen thatWCdncsday, the 21th day % December
q. -, lsgt, o. DO O'Clock ann, AZ tho County
Court House IN 7nlt lake city utah TCrrtory,
in tho court room Eof SAID Couri, has been
appointed tho time aud place Tor the hearing
vi "a petition OF Louis inrhfW0rih and FRED
w. Reynolds, praying tor The admission Co
probate OF "a certain document thurcWlth pro.
scented. purpUr.ng 90 be tue last Will aul tpata.
mont Of Annie W, ClayH, deceased, when and
whore all persons interested may appear and
oppose tho pro ate NJ alii WlIl, or The Eraut.
log % letters Documentary 90 tall petitioners
a. prayed Tor iu .lld petition.
In witness whereof hsNu hefruuto cot my
hand and nnlNCd The seal OF laid
tsEALl court tins sixth day Of December,
A. ~. lsIL
n. V. MELOY,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
hy j, b, JACK, Deputy.
FltANK HUrr,fAS, Attorney.
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Manufacturer aud dealor In all kinds
q Metallic. Wood aud Cloth Covered
Collins aud Casksts.
Full line or CONN Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly Gllod.
open Day aud y lgh,
Factory aud WErorooms No. 259 Z. lat
South. ~ blocks cast ofIheatoE
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Notice Of umo and place Tor the hearing {
petition Tor ntmission ~ probate
OF Will.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory u Utah.
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By JoN CuNMocK, Deputy MARSHAL
Dated 40 salt Lake cry, November !ilh, 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY

August. eei,aesc Conception market dull and shade
weaker in sympathy with decline IN wheat Foreign de-
mand continued light Local carlots In small supply and
firmly held but quiet: No mixed May i3a43iae; June
~, d43xc: July 44d+ii4c August: 4i1sg4iNc. oats
Offerings Of CARROTS very light and prices further al
vanced nc with fair INQUIRY In futures no traoing ana
prices largely nominal: No white May 4l.5gt2isc
June July 4ii.6i2c I'uter quiet and STEADY
Pennsyyana crearerv extra. 1IHlsc do prints extra
20c Eggs steady fair demand pennsylvania nrs's
lie Cheese quiet and steady; New-York factory iotW
I2.c part skins 7Ggc. Sugar-Rsnned steady ana falrN
active; cubes lice: lozenge Dl6c, standard pow
dered. 7-Gc graduated and standard granulsted
3-lcc: crown A. 7-lbc. crystal and double reired
diamond A. t3lGcc confeconers A. Lice; red star A
and keystone A. 3 l5-l6c Franklin H. 3ltc FRANK
lin and c. 3isc green star {. 3sc' al
less 3-i6c rebate; No 27sc net: No - il-l6c net
dun: winter bulk. Si5qsio 80 per ton Pc
troleum quiet and steady: refined In bills los Potatoes
fairly and steady: NevNOrk Lose. 'OcaSl; Bur
banks and White Stars. 10uS'c
St Louis Nav Flour weak and quiet. Patent. ~ ~
G$2 -: extra fancy - 50ns2 W; fancy. - 2pgN2 ~
choice 81 9pGS2. I'VE -four Sass 10 Bran spot oD
tainahle local mills making very Mite ana no
country offerings. Eastern buyers not IN marKs, az
spring wheat offered in that section fuly ~ per
ton lower than winter wheat feed. but boat ,s,c
was bid by Southern shipper. Wheat lower; May os~sc
nominal: July 5iisc bid: August. 1l'sc nominal o9rh
asked sept mbcr 37ssc )wer May 35'c asked July
2siSc arked August P0rl-Stan1ard mess SD. on
orders Sl3 % LardPrme steam quotabe at ~ 2oVN, 80
choice. 81 f2i2 bid. Racon-Bo.ed shoulders &C. longs
nc. clear ribs. re. shorts. nc Dry salt meats
Shoulders G.c: longs and clear ribs, Oooc; shorts " .V
High steady 81 OS ead-uolders asking ~ l'1s
but sales reported. Srelter dun at about ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May Cspecian.Whcat to-day lost Ia cents
ana the bottom July opened at 9t. sold be-
tween 597, b. and closed 1t 5sis cents All the
news announcements bears There IN Increase
on passage II bushels cables were lower The
Kansas report May bcarish The weathe
throughout the Vest perfect There was bank fal
ure AT wichita The IN the vsie supply. l42I
lush only half much as expected Washing
ton messages that atchs committee would intro
duce his AnfOption bill tn" House during IN" day
The noteworthy trading just AZ the close wlen about
2CoOpU bushels wheat sold through one concern ny
loom probably wheat. The approach or the Gov
eminent Man report the market narrow and In
elm 10 b. lower outside markets all weak There
was no business here the saboaid reported only
loads.
Corn sympathizcd with the weakness In wheat, al
though announcements concerning corn We're rather
iush July soil between 1913. AMI 3s7s, ana closed Il
- cents The visible supply
was good than expected The decrease IN the
local stock busnelswas also larger than ca
u.otoi Samples Cables lower. and sea
hoard clearances only l230oO bushels
weak rounlngs oats held fairly well
MAY declined = July only . cent; Septelhbe
only :. sold between 3ji4 and BAN. and closed
M 39. Shipments Of oats from this point were almost
800 OuO bushels
Provisions excessively dull Thc'e 25Ooo hogs
the estimate Tuesday GuOO hogs Prices We're ,
cents lower There NJ important trading. .
on curh puts July wh,at Wer" os'ga'Ns. cal :
iS7 cents Puts JUL were 3o's, calls 3oSs4"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May {. 1894
coTToN-The market closed with net loss Of 49, : 10
W ~ I, o,ened with August selling at 1O2WtOI.
pohs 7 Al the close SATURDAY. the extremes To-
esain So, iI7 The general decline the opening
oy ~ r r1r.s Total sales for the day. Is 100 bales
The early cecnne ~ Anon, 3G4d with English spnners
, fivero8l weakness resulted in the failure OF our
The ~ t1 ~ The comparatively steady tone Of the
Inan market saturday Prices have again broken the
ioNesi record market was without ih'eIesns I'll
ures locally crop Conditions al me Sy h wek are o.
o -. against 81 balls last year. Receipts at
Xew.OTleans tomorrow are estimated at IRON 70
20, ts against 49, bales last week. SI6O bales last
year Receipts or The week at the poris are at
rom 80 % 90 bales against Al oos paIes ia, %
81 yssk a. 600 bales against amount last year
tn interior movement for the week VIII DE aD91, qua
p-ics Co say. The exports Of cotton are today
o8 oo bales larger than foe the same period as year
wsa, their ,akngs this yea and last year rms ONE
c which Al one time amounted 10 2G6ooo bales has
the report that Eastern mus are t,ner,
n, cotton With cotton al &C. II would be PAD )uasien.
on tie part Of large manufacturing ~
at least portion ~ He1i nv, Ia hs,e
ourements the ensuing year Not since me war ,
they been able to buy cotton al p'esfn @ esr when
stocks - depleted In me iiee VVp eS oc, -
Arr.s, cotton sold 66s they had taken 6oo, bales
cotton than hey have ms yat 80 nav Ioson 10
secure II cotton on the basS 'oW'r man NJ
that Memphis stocks viii lose to-day Low pats,
but none o. this will - NewOrleans OUT u Is pro-
NV =, Us way 10 ,he mills stock Memphis is now
q s bales stock Houston. Csc bales stock al New
orleans. 1898 bales Receipts at Augas,a to-uH Hfh,
against u bales veeN u tales last year Memphs
receipts 40 bales against lO3 beles last week so. nd
arans, rone last week SS3 bales last year. shipments
l6 bales Cincinnati receipts llIi bales against i!I
baes agans: 2ss bales last go bales last year;
shipments s5G2 bales Norfolk spot market was l-ltc
lower quoted 6l3-l6c other markets unchange1'
The report that the Anti-opon would come up IN Con-
gress to-day ha- 10 effect on the market 80. 49,
Opening. and close today and closing bios 'he
aud follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08

LIVERPOOL May = 3.45 p m-Bcef In goi i"manl eNl a
trSt, ,,..a rrr ~ o.. prime nfm ~ -, ~
PORK IN good demand primo moss Ncsirfn Inc s"ny -,
"a medium. steady TO- ca Hams 10 n.i'i 70
h,,,,I .n.rf c,it about Il III IL. nuN at 90 ~
Iiagn IN poor demand. Cumberland cur aD'u' - - 81" ~
l,rg clear mdd.s. about - n. dull ~ sts - %. mn
short clear inlL1es abou - y. dull AZ Jis g.; r.
chou, 10 duh az Cheese IN lar c".hii''
American nncs white AMI coiorcl tT'n a. - l+,''
-, ~ demand: prime dun NJ Is ~ ~plfi' y
,,,,,onfne in ,s'erate demand hr'n at - '"t' +
c Iv,ie-l refined. ut 2ls 81 it'-n IN mo-. ~"
common s'stdy - I'D Iard-Spo' IN poor a..
u.i.i futures demand prime M"F"i .Ip,. ~.
Wseaf n poor demand. NJ : f"4 Wl''f ''hf
a. A. gd Flour IN poor demand - IcHf fancy Nh',.f
steady nj Gs Spot poor d"marf 'i'Gfr IN n ].
-. t.,nanf mixed Western. spot duu ~ - ~ on
dur a, rs ~: June dun IS SD July dll n, - 81
~ rs a. London Pacific Cossi-ln poor deuhnl sunny
80 ,aGf5 Receipts wheat for the part week from y !,
iontic ors l. 200 quarters. from other rufcr- .e'
,r,.-e Receipts Of American corn for the past "'r"
10 800 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
THE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore May Flour dun wes!ern super 81 SOes-
ta,ent a. sass 80. spring do. &p'HN ~. -. :
stra,ght 81 .jgs3 -. sales 80 bt' Nn,a' Ne.I. ~
f.a -t., ana MAJ, j1slljgf.e. june. HlEp" Juf w. :
s,ns. August II .CBlis steamer NJ : 'el 90 .t"o'.
milling wheat by sample 1hH"l'. s'l'A - -, u.
.airs 20 80 bush. corn dull. mixed spot 10. hid Nj
a. nd July az BID. Steamer mNsi So ." -
,rn corn h., sample 49,. southern IN hlA" ~
~ stock y22 81 bush. sales. i5"o nn-i ''' ,,'
10 > white Western. }3c. 80 mixed western 's
-ocx 80 3S bush i've dUll. No = h'n'E ,k
o;rala freight dui. % LNcfp1" ltp-l yer n't
cork Tor orders I.r quarter - "ln-s - '""4 f''
H. 10. nolr DO ~. cotton duh. TiidlnSH -
visions nrm mss inrk 49, bnlN ah"ulf"rs a.. sh,l'
rh s.ies and ccaf aia~s. ~. slHi 'H,,1 S,.,. ,,
SO hams. IIsul2i.c. lard refined! .s ''utier Au2nH
rr'nery ,,ncy igl2oc ltdle. fancy. lfr sf-" pnkri
p4iic Egg, strong. 10 cone" e'tf ~ g. i', Su"i'
quiet
Boston Nav 7-Fiour Dun onA UNCHANGED CEN cue
iuf firm. quiet. bat arm. S".its t''''l
.,cr,v lpI,ter lul ana Northern Creamery l''
N.sf.ru is1l.c. daifi.s. 100 lG- thc"s" hfn Tor ,'
Northern. - ne he. ""fiein ll"i 90 "'"' ''''''
Eggs Jun and unchanged
Iunao May Spring wheat dun a few ca' ads 20
lard SOLD carly 90 lats~ ~ &c and closed oic
asked. NJ / hnrl dun C5hc, 10 wlni.F go. T. 49,.
irier wheat nominal. No rod. 49, y" WhI'. -
nsk.4 store corn for yellow. but very dull: NIX"
yellow 43isc 1900 bush " corn. D',HiI'tc' 1850
bush No corn lOa fO.c. sales track cars NJ vel
low a. ! car No yellow i3iac oats unsettled, good
inquiry al inside prices sales. II No white iosW
4O'. 10 cars No whit" lOri0'sc; cars y" VIM;
3ss,Ga0l,c. No mixed. 3Sl3Sec track. No :
white IN store. 4Osc. No white. hI1c asked Rye duh
hu' nrm No . BIC asked In store Flour dull weak u1
changed Mil feed fairly eteady unchanged Canal
eyhis steady: wheat. &c. com. &c 10 New York.
Chicago. May THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08

Market quiet and steady at TO points decline
compared with Saturdays closing prices Transferrble
rotces: May. $50 Total sales 0s 100 bales New fok
spot to-day and last night: For eonsumPuon Sol
bales contract LOO bales total l4Ol bales Spot mar
ket STEADY middling upands &c middling gu!f. TIE
which unchanged compared with Saturdays close New
York gross receipts 22 bales. Continent 2o
bales: Great Britain DDS bales: forwarded 81 bales
sales 40l bales spnners 301 bales stock 23l 1876 bales
actual Total port receipts to-day $500 bales; thus
fa this 46j bales; to-day Great Britain
3i5S bales: Continent $50 bales Consolidated net port
receipts this week. S.4G5 bales. Exports; Great
Britain l43S9 bales Continent. lI3s bales total zoo-
bales; stock. $50 o3 bales.
Liye-poo' cahle--Spot cotton easier sales, 5000 bales
speculation and export. 800 bales; American 'VD bales
receipts 6cD bales. Am rcan. 5000 bales: mtddling.
3i5ld futures opened quiet. buyers at 264i decllne
cos-i quiet and steady at 3G4G404d decline compared
with Saturdays closing Nav 3.5lb: May-june, BOD
JneIul, 35lN352. July-Augus 3.52d35 49, August sep
TENDER. 353354: September October 3j4H3b5 october
Noyemher 355035G. November December. 35op53I Pc
cernber- January 3J7b January February. JJ543o 30
Manchesier- Yarns dull. tenders docket 900 bales
COFFEE-SpccuiatioT again marked by an al
ssnce Of all interest prices being kept within narrow
range and the business for the day being remark
ably small. The absence C.; important foreign advices
DAYS sales 80 May. l53Sc. liaNre was
ncianged Sales 1900 bags May closed at lOl francs;
June 100 francs. July. % france August oII5 francs
Hamburg lost . pig deliveries May. " 10 pig:
September * pigs cables quiet quotations nomi-
nal exchange higher. ys4c, receipts 300 bags
stock 10000 bags Santos stock 27O0O bags receipts.
1000 hays. market quiet nominal quotations The
steamship Sirius from Rio has cleared with 1900 bags
AZ London market advanced 3D.. May and June. 7oS
"a July and August 74s The warehouse deliveries for
the 5O9lj bags all ports. against ts} 13l
bags the week last yea, and included 4l%o al
New-York
Contracts closed dun at points advance Sales
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visible supply showed decrease Of 2I500 900 BUSH
larger decrease than anticipated In view OF the fact that
curing the week past interior receipts showed material
increase There was feeling toward the close:
Following the decline IN wheat. the market leaving OF
quiet at the lowest and at decline Of AaAc cash
corn duh and included 10 600 bush de
vered at 44c: 80 600 bush anoat for export at ol.
Q4ol7c. and 5s 60 bush No white private TO
rive ..... OATS-The market for oats was quiet and
slightly ensier during the morning prices sympathzing
little with the weakness in other cereals. Weather and
favorable The clique both here and at
Chicago appear TO be doing little and in the alb
sence OF active operations tho market seemed disposed 10
The visible supply showed increase Of lOltpl
bush Dealings late in the a small scale No
marke closing quiet the lowest and loss ~ 10
sc. Cash were easier mixed ana dull; fairly ac
tive and steady for white. Sales 1900 l,nsh -
oats 4Oi2G4lc. 2I.uD bush No white ~: 3l'b bush
track white. l2GiCc. ard few u track mixed a.
ala Sc MALT Market DAN unEradei western COO
300: Canadian. aVG95c. sE-rOwed SOUSdc, 'worowei.
72u 75c. BARLEYMarket inactive. season about
over: No Milwaukee, GCiG7c; ungrad'd Western '-'l
&C. SEEDS -C1verseed- Market steady. with inif
tohbing trade n \, jOS1O - per 100 " in store Tim
Marke; steady with fair demand. - hSJ In store
We for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
and flr the ennnllnC latn list yc1r.