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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

rough PhaasTh mixed s. 'gst "a O s
Yoskers 81 eOasI s;: common 70 i nces unchanged
ronshs 2sgst shssPsuEBlsso @ ass' ar 50 2oqsa
extra a. yo best lambs s. %aS5 5o GOO 'a -,
so' mn *. fair lambs 81 7Vai - spring a"o' -
as, Stock Yards Chicago, May ,arrs n
900 head; market firm: Common 70 >, cows and bulls
ST ~ stockers and feedeIs - ~ ryans 81 25dSI Is
81 o'h 20 ~, head market strong, hea'y paIN-
hogs hiring lois s. GoqS, 95'2; common 80 40 C,o S.
m,ed 81 5oas4 So choice assorea 80 Rsrslp,s II 900
81 i,Gs4 n: pigs. 81 G0qS ~ boce 81 i5as4 *
80 market steady. inferior To cho''e' 81 '"T'''
iaios s Nav 3-cae-Receipts; l5o' head lmrun,ns
~ natives and cars Texas An ,cos genersv
ke preNarl III 49, aeers - 25dS4 80 native mixed
SHADE nis oyes * 5Oqs5 10 Iiogs-Receip's I'ot
80 The market opened active ana sro"s ,cas
cent advance obtained o'I ayeraged from IA to
~ra - ,, light and MIXED lots brough, - 's,tt ~
- r,on 10 medium lighi. 81 2as4 80, W,,tPa, Arm
shsenRAceprs 4Gi2 head frlces ss s,0si TO- lambs
N anyes n n ii,nnei Texas 50 20. a. ,. -so
$500 wv cattle receipts last ~ hours 80
head" total Tor week thus FAX "S' Ge,. 70 New York
iasl "'n IN market opened dul ana cHsfd very
nth ali the offerings unsplh "s e, iao.
oo onrs sso head. total for wrrk NV. ,Ir,ah *.
- honrs 800 ,,s, week a01O. consigned through ",o
i"r sam -np on sale 800 market 'I"l'o s"'is
Z, In a few loads of Norkrfs ana Pibs uI.-
1870 81 soasi II. mixed ~ s,a ~ ~ ,n
- rps, and lambs Receipts last ~ hours '-o
81 -|p> PreL thus FAR. 81 800 for same tinln last
~ 40. consigned through "''' 20 49,,
we'N. a, ~ Dpening of market lambs s,.f9y snip
on sal, rark.t closed dull with several eals uil.
shade c's i sheen 81 eoas5 80; clipped $3.50 90 ght
=, lar woods 81 25as5 % cligpra - 'H ,,y clinu@d
fed Texas wool sheep :, spf rs m Mexican wool Sheep
81 tDdSi y. two a,S "a "e'' w. 49,
iJr>l 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May tspccia'i.-Wheat today opened weak.
but closed strong IT, The first fifteen minutes II showed
loss u Sc from Thursday l. finally closed i.c over
THURSDAY and on the curb up further i.c July
pen.-l Al ,ic sl between G3t and Gj- and closed at
Gis. on the cub July sold up - Gj'- There no
s.,rat about the weakness Every Al
started e,rish The selling the thirty minutes
=, ind Their. were all SORTS II theories Their. was
bushels Al baltimore and 10000 bushels 81 Louis.
SINE thought Their" peg In the price
At ., 81 Louis thought that the market was up On
,irv weather IN Illinois. cables R.ccipis
we're larger than last years Minneapolis and Duluth
had l3 cars against "a last year
corn was strong advanced cent and closed withou,
much reaction July opened AZ 80. sold between 49,.
'nI a, and closed 49,. There u good cash de-.
rani 100 ny, being sold here and 10000 bushels at
i.,uis Tn. Inspection 5t1ouD bush Re
ceip,. we're moderate. ~ cars: the Tor to-
cars. There had been "A lot ~ ratding
Thur.Iav Those sellers wer" in the market trying
r,v.r oats we're up litti". In sympathy with wheat
and corn NAV opened al 2Nt.c. sod between 2sN and
cins.d 1t Louis claimed that Illinois
.ri Missouri had had rain enough
pr.,,i.tors we're weak with Armour doing a good
asi - sc,r PORK 10. lard and ribs l2Isc There
were The estimate i"r -'h'rr"w were 10000
prices NJ The Yards were Loo hlthrr
IN ma rurb puts Juiy wheat were Gi.c; calls
csic puts On jay were i''4c. calls. Bose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfoni'

N4u -lU
COTTON-Thc market opened al a n"sii,g Ian, there
was a partial recovery before noon on Lu, ,s moved
.rer,tors During the afternoon the ntikr an
~, in ,r,ce hv free buNing account ~ lo'1'
anticipation improvement IN A., T.v,s acre,
age At the close he local temper was uu's', ,ri,,s
ing tone with prices un,h"s - ness
mel decline Total sa-s. i0IioD bales u" w., luis
abroad was attributed to lack ~ hnNns - ,n,,
keis The feeling 81 confidence yesterday kR'ns
one ~ uncertainty to-day owing 10
,n he l.nsf.in reported ,ha'
newspaper would publish Hht'inch, nm. n, 90 maj
IN. crop was backward and stand poor lhr ka -, A.
Acknowledgement 10 nnny bulls who cllng 10 'h't n'I''s
h,yber market in the hope that the trouble" IN the s
viii soon settled and mat i'NiNt' 81 LUZ, n,.-"s,
II seems chat the hg operators are nearly al
higher nrice, Some IN. small traders lean ,v""u W..
i.ar si. The idca TO prevail mat ny. 'u','s
cotton crop will be a small one ~ 10, III" 81 n ,,,.i
~ about 10 600 bales some "p"W" nn's nnN',s
already come IN sight Outsiders ar" not 'hklhs n" M
,.,csf in thc Warm weather Is reported
ana generally more fnNoApIs 80,
@"ns nj the ports to-day 1870 bales against ilp'
baea last week ga bales last year isec'l az -,
40 Ear this week tsI bales. against 'u"l" nai's
sy,ek Al 5s7 bales last year Receipts al N""ol"hnS W.
morrow saturday, estimated at ."" ~ ''"' ~
ceips ut Houston to-day were V,s bales "sainst
bales last week I.O2i bales last year. ana ~ N''I'''
ia bales against iO2 bales last week ~ bales las' '
Interior week ~ lS' bacs
shnmcnts for the week i29G bales. against 49,
bales last week 1887 bales last year interior ro'N III
now lG2 s4s bales against 49, % bales last weck ana
i0 100 bales last year The southern markets were gen
orally unchanged for spot cotton , ,,, ,,,s ,,D
Opening. and close to'd Day ana S'oS"s o'S ''
night md last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

.a .o A. foreign pea 81 s5as 90 do foreign. medium
s. sogsi s. green peas bSls o. do bags "''se; do
BUTTER.-The demand for fresh table grades was as
fully 70 The supply sna he co Msn
have taken slight 50 on sa high aus g@i
wise 70 encourage the ,"in ' ,, as share ~
different classihcatons had slow sale and was weaK,
and Western extras isc: DO i7aisc: thirds to
seconds. Pale: stat aary han tubs extras &c ,G
I6sc; seconds to hrsts l3a5,se; dairy tubs thirds
onds adIcc; Western dairy sal5c: factory. trsi. ~
er Western p i4c state dairy tubs or rkins saiSe;
Western dairy factory: 7a"c.
suppl cl ms" y, was orrs and the
uness q trade caused ir,her decline in all gTade e sN
AT Sc and Git edge coIorcd 7ac both Of those ns
"Fs o, we 6 corea Speciality "ndcrpricsd full
skins WIN have to he osrrsd over oo od s@ve1
than u price Al a'iaraug yesterday 200 boxes sold at
~. c , State ll ceam large white fancy 7N.asc:
DO colored fapeE .aGc 40 go1a :" ea7sc DO
common choice Ga1i.c part skins iertmer oounty'
s enc s nc f, 90 cSor do TO good
fun skins, iGlAc Old ch"ese; stat run cream; iry
So; par SKINS - ..., ,... .,.,. ,n,
EGGS Market fairly wen sustained on iamey sosi u.
IS now rrached only FOR very goods from best
more neral price ami some lots which lose much 70
hrss have been shaded - ac southern are a a
p pi dozen i4i.e state and pennsyivanr is'saitc;
Western. l3a i3ic southern. l2dl2hc duck eggs '"a
l'S S,or .sts rpre,t ,,,os IN Itch, sur-
FRl IFS ANl1 if''tir'. ii.'fi HlII's ~ ~ ~,
ply ana hrIn f,,n 80, w., ree,,,g i.r,e,v undesrah.
a ,n S s,rh dr"ggnr We qrote Apes Husse Roxry
alI ~ e. 80 a. ,:l.r ga Il, baldwin
PER b1 e. 'aS - ca ,of, ~ cr So, 50 20.
t-oherries Xorih carolina per o. ioq25c DO Charles
sr W. a. IL tr'rii, io~a5,. 80
'"i ,,t,r, ~. .,r,1r c,o,,. h,s occurred In
i,, ,ra,i,a, I'm mi weak Lon.
r,n ,rsda mounts T., ui te ana t. sell f0r export
r,r-n, ..,,s o,c.,f a., htgh grade goods AMI few
41',o' '.ti. nominal
~ u'sr ar" 49, an, 49,, inanirv Tor
~, a ,, hnn, INA 81, ~ barr t,res and skins
atn' - ,i'n ,t.~. l.ii mile doing
in chcrre~ backhcrrics or pun~ ,alifo fruits have
moderate iohbing trade but there sim presfur" -
srd am ,arv ,narke. qulte. Apples. c,Hppr-
a,l fancy g. rSrn fancy 7.d7s.c. d, prime 10 cho
m. 6G,r, DO common - fair as. do sun-oi JBd
o.. chops 2H2iyc: cores and sfinr. sHlc. Esierries.
c,ntnrsiei aDa2ic. cherries. 70 hlackeirer. 'tlo
MUM. ti4. npricna. Gd9isc. peaches california,
i.oled l2ai5c do unp.-,-i. Gug.. pnn.s. t. rizc
aud ,,,Iuv nj ani.,
Uols- Al,,tt The same general features are Observed
u all hut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
REAL ESTATE.
RI-sINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The only sales held yesterday at the broad"ay
salesroom were under foreclosure proceedings py
order of the courts. Smyth e. Ryan sold NO. i'lio
E,re,-ave dve-story brick tenement with stores 10
the plaintiffs Jonas We'll and others. for ss-'i'
There was due on judgment $.soo; 49, ..
~ Phoenix Ingraham e. co. sold the two four
story brownstone dwellings Nos. 400 and Al West
one.hundrel-and- forty -eighth-st, 2ox%l ana .oox
80 II respectively There was due on Julgmeht, on
each $3.50 j. d. Butler purchased NO F' TOT si0'-
300 and No. ill for sl3.32j -, -. c,,.
Richard V Harnett & 60. sod No. 1874 East SHY SHY
nfth-sr a three-story brOwnsione dwelling, axi"'
on which there was due judgment OF si'V'o' u
Abraham Cassell for sl5.r . ~, -, on
Doug,as Robinson & co. have sold TO Or w Gii-
man Thompson No g East Thrty-nrsi.st, iour-
story English basement dwelling. lot 2xo5XsS' Tor
&S.JO ,- ,.,1.,., ",
David Stewart has sold for Meyer coleman Nos.
ri Ii6 and IFS West Twen'ieth-st three threestory
brick stores and dwellings. size OF plot eS'- zee,
also for Archibald Henry the TWO three-story DITCH
dwellings, Nos III and 10 West Nineteenh-st. SIZE
OF plot i0xg2 feet and also No 10 West Nineteehtn
~ al 10 Jacob d. Butter for total OF about
$4,000. , u,,,,u,,ha,
,omr los lcJxlCD2 on the north side OF Eighty
fourih-st 100 feet west OF Amsterdam-aVe' on pfi-
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
.r,,rpx COTTON MARKETS.

a., Cotton steady: middling 6.c low
mdass &C. good ordinary Sc' net ana dsS bales
cepts eM sss bales: sales 1855 bales STOCK o''s
bales and gaO ss receipts to ' France
prts 20 Eminent 500 bales; coastwse sslo pae''
sales $50 bales spn,ton quiet: mddng 5-isc low
mSdns sc ordinary &c $40 nei ba anS sass 2s
seip.s s' % 54I bales Weekly-Net ana Gross
eeips ISIS bales exports to The CoT,inen' $3.50
May sco,ton aIei; s?9d ise good
Lilo ,,in ne, receipts, 326s bales: gross o. to
baes exports Great Britain BIO ea'es "7 bales
receipts oss bales gross F?a S,s sso
sNpyrs ,h continent II 63i bales; coastwise 'lo'
bses sales is bales spinners i2n bales ,ss,inr
,s" I, Kidding &c: good ordinary. 5asc net re-
ceps gross s2 baei a sspo sales 100 bales
HEX 2o397 bales weekIy-Net receipts t"ae b baes
$50 - hass. exports the Continent 20 pass
ssoas,yise sGss bales sales. $50 bales spnners 100
halo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

market was stronger bulsh from Liverpool ana
Pa rs and reports good den and for cash wheat az
cago The advance was i4qiac The cash ma ,n
unsettled and dull red 300 bush In store ana ei
vator AT MAY price; closed 6si7c. do quoted 1zv
NAV delivered AMI over May aiioat. No ~
spring nominal Nav delivered Interior n, b5-
81 wheat al spring wheat markets today were -oIo
against 2Gj 764 winter 81 100 bush -,
p, 400 bush seaboard receipts. 1Hs4 8 bush heais' -
SO bush. against 5,'->f nns"
ports 80 100 bush against 4S.. 1872 bush .toftNi ny.
was steady the corn market Al the ope''',s
lighter receipts holding the market up. lh"fe Mas
doing most OF the The initial trades ihclua',
NAV Al New York 5+i.c and July al same pice ~,
this was followed by advance OF about " VI. os
after opening The Chicago maihet ~ -',s
along I'm sympathy with New-York. There was sOne az
vance during afternoon small estimstes uiii ~
sympathy with wheat. which was higher "hcn ii't 49,
local shorts The advance was abou, - ne
not take kindly this advance and refrainei from pui
chasing quoted &c MAY asked IN elera"l
J4s.c. steamer yellow ooo pus 49,
elevator steamer quoted May price In elevator ana &c oe'
Nav delivered .OATS-There was only nourIac ~,
gree OF activity the market for oats during the Earn
hours trading. the market ruling about seauy' anu
starting nj 33i.c for July and 2ssc for the SANE
month al Chicago The trading during the afternoon was
light but there a firm undertone In fympa'hy WIZ,
the improvement There was ne' hd'a'ce VI
The cash market quiet. with mixer &c uel-'
nd steady. Sales 6sWp bush. as i,io"s
bush No oats 33c elevator. and lc over Mat u'
iivered May closed a3c. 361o bush No white 80.
nominal. MALT Market dull. quoted: Western cog
7ic.. go. .SEEDS-Market steady quoted toNer E 60,
grades s. 75dS? 80: high grades. 81 i3dslo % tos'
81 :Oa$6 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

ci yssI' Robert + to Charlie. Mssarney. n;
chamber. Esn NJ. g S. HsbOsra Ss,r. Bath.
psys Marie to J, Title H Guarantee g. and ru.; Com:
pany. No lis East s4ts-st years ;;;::.
D soo Il n@ Of ah 10 "'.a 'o.e @
Fayors,: Johanna p to Title Guarantee and Trust
Frank. Rose to G Wiener. Mott-ave. 1871
c6a.m 81 i| Sbrahs5 flt rs Henrietta pcaba
lo7th-st 224.3 # W Of 3d-ave. years $500. I
Greentesg Henry ~ and wife Sen to Solomon Bach
Same to same Elizabeth-s 1903 It Of
Harrss Conrad and wife to the Eas, River saw
ngs Institution. 2d-ave, 1872 II OF s2d-st.
Hyman. Lewis to the American savings Bank
$ ls5ih-st. sio # OF Lenox-ave. 3 mortgages
Ives, Cora N. to Frederick 4 snow. 18Th.
executors. Sd-ave is.i II Of ao'h-st. i
Ksstsns Frederick H. to George Reichhard.
Kelly. George E c, TO the Mutual Life Insurance
60. New-York. 5 l35thst. 49, IT W u 5th-ave
Kaener. Frederick G. to Christian oelicr
S Bowery. 2s4' n n Of Springs years..:..
$ soth-si. 42s It e OF Boulevard. year....s.
Morris Al Sce G. to lgna,iu. Radsy r. rs
Madison. Paul. to Charles De II Brover' ''1 $ $
io3th-st $50 It Of Park-ave. year. ........
MILF " sSD III .,s to- Fly 'SsSss~ieA los
O'NeiIl Mary A. Mary Ferguson 5 9th
ST. 23s II Of Ave A. 3 wears. .............
Parsons. William f., 20 Perry, Belmont.
3ih-st. l3s II " OF SHAVE. year..........
Person Edward d. and wife 70 Caroline A
Gieser. 3d-ave. 755 n n u 1Oth-st. ! year
Perkins George ". 10 James Trowbridge and
another. trustees. 2ith-st. 1854 II Of
Ryan Florence B. to waldo Eiutchins. $ ain.
ST. AS II Of 7th-ave years. ...............
Robinson. John 5. TO trustees Of John Campbell,
n : s4th-sf 10 II Of West End-ave. years
Sharpe Mary A and William W. 70 Equitable
Life Assurance Society ~ the United states.
n i30th-sr. l3+6 n . ~ Lenox-ave years.
Spencer, Mary r, 10 Robert Taller. trustee.
No - South Washington Square and 81 West
Tucker. Katharine l. W. to Never y Rorhs,h!d.
i8th-st. $40 n W II 5ih-ave. wears
Toelberg Marie and Niels 10 William : Seaman.
Huntcr-ave. 30 II n ~ Honest. years.
Todd. Judson :. ~ - r and Cosey. : cor
I.enoy-av and ilifh-st. year ...............
Same 20 cora " Ives. i3s'h-st, iI5 r. W u
Tolberg Marie t. 23i Ward Land Improvement
Company lot 100 map section Nyse estate
williams, John T. - Scion Humphreys 81 a.
trustees 80 - Exchange Place and p 20 -
William-st. Year .,....:..,. ......,..'...; q
Zimmerman. Sophia. 10 Title Gu1raniee ana
Trust Company n i.yfh-S' 315 n W ~ Am
sierlam-ave. = iG0h-st. 3i5 n " ~ Amser-
dam-ayc mortgages. years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

Liverpool. MAY ?. ? - r. Iie"f Extra lriit m'r'
firm At S,s prime irn AZ c.' - I"fk Prime me-
Western rne nrul nis 81. d. medium arm - as -
Uaw. short cut. atoui - 80 IL y. dgl 80 ~ 81
bacon cumberland cut. about = - - y. 'a.f ~ -
short about -is 90. long clear Ni.-
diet. about - ~ 90 - lons anl short ,c,r ni
a Shoulder. niH'4' - - =
n dull AZ chee~. American finest white easy a.
AS: d. coor.l easy 80 Tai.o~ ifim" 0y nominal
Isverrl.l refined steady m H. spirits -
turpentn. steady az - - u 'sin Comm ~ nm a.
- led Prime W.s''fr. flNf. steady 80 SIS ~
Wheat-So red winter steady ~ 's ~ - f"i fifhs
steady ~ Flour - Louis fancy winter tfm %
e. al com Mixed Western flHt nrfn ~ y O.. NAV
steady ~ a. i June steady a. . ~ iIf trtif ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

London. May AT the wool sales today 1900 bales
offered The conipetiti ION
was hrsk the home trade kecny contested for
t,"t "a continental operators bid for good
..h,h cau.e,l co siicrabl. animation and brought
extreme nvrlrcs There was good showing OF Tas-
,hich yas faNorahly received The pur-
chas~s for America small Better parcels were finn
err Foow,ng are the In detail with the prices OBJ
-" s"u,h Wales 7CD bales. secured. 6isd(fl
"a 10 lts and pieces 5sdod greasy 3dsisd do locks
7dais "a Do locks and pisces C.glId; greasy. SAdSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

Ne~-York. May D. 1886
BEANS AND PEAs-No further change is noted in
either domestic foreign beans Continued light receIns
tend make rather steady holding. but is an
absence Of important demand. and II uncertain al
what price business could be done peas slow and
weaker We quote: Beans. domestic marrow, choice per
bush 81 JOns2 55 do x2df2 o.. do medium $50
ST. do kidney. 81 s08<2 35: do red kidney 81 900
81 95 turtle 81 Gjqsl 1O do yellow eye 81 2o
g. 81 do lima California, 50; do foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

The following plans for new buildings and alter
were filed with the Building Department yesterday:
New buildings;
fremont ave. n - - Il of Prospective. three
story frame tenement. by Frank iierwis - No
lGI.,', 80 = ioc I, " Of rnion.ave. thrce-story
frame tenement. by william Miller of 10
,Gis, ., w. 10 Il " Of Amsterdam ave nye.
story brick Nat. by Robert 9 Winters. u 40
,a" f ven ,' go It oi icnoI ave. i've hrcc.
story ana basement hrlck dwellings. By Anthony
,.5rh,sr n = i25 n " 4 ii,h-a,o. thrcc-story
frame dwelline by Thomas O Robertson. u No
Masls ss,l 5o7 n Of io2dsi Two ave.
story brick fats. By William Rankin. OF No iio
Io,th'st. S. $50 I, . 81 Amserdam-ave. two nye-
story brick fats. by same ,,a
Srick fats by
Modis5n.svc. . corner iOlsi-st four nye-story
brick fats. by same '.''''''''''''''''''''''
Madison.avc. No 81 by Arthur u Proal. 10 four.
story and basement brick d"ehng ',i:.n;
oberbcck TO three-story and basement BRICK
e,h'ave' 80 los. by Patrick ponnelly. to i've.
story brick store and tenement .,..........,...
53d-s, g. between sth and rh ayes by George
satour 30 three-story and basement brick DWELL
Rutgers is place No / by Il d Hapan. nye-s,ory
s, S ave ' 81 ssi by jeremiah Lyons to foar.
story and basement brick dwelling and store;
ives'ory brick warehous, 49, -. ,....'.i...
cS,h..t $7' Of y IVES, END. Eni.aye by
Barclay-st. 10 ~. by Keppler & Scheil. 20 four
story BRICK s gs an, and w2rkSh ,o,io :;
four-s,ory brick store AMI tenement .........
42i-st No - West. by Katherine !. Hall 10 four
ei-ave 40 1851 by John Lally. 10 tw9-story
hscs d%elli g,S 1 r. w1 Sr 5r waach to
four-st0ry and basement brick tenement and
ce riors 40 los West. by william Bosarils to
th-ee-story and basement brick dwelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MAY rA1Eo

and sss asd pssss a4sSiSsd
M DO locks pieces srea sS7d. a sSsn swan
bales seoure .iorea ssad do LOCKS and pieces.
I'D paiesi a. 40 locks and pieces. 24Gfi1q o "a
gTesy Greasy 49d do locks snd pieces ocks and
bales s .a 'S do locks and pieces:
Besses SCI ana 81 Good Hope and Naaloo Bales
a. 90 .raasv 4i1GGi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

There me he s neu more for ens cs an S s e
a better tone 70 the street market generally Holders OF
invoice lines be anxious about the future
n oa .2a tD " s PS s ss 1ns s ns s &C. '
i4s.aiSc The market Tor mid growihs shows Iue
ssuar'y win less inquiry for large nss although the
the w The %s,s Is sSaay We en-, noss si h,s, to3,
America all private terms.
DRUGs-Thc market for opium is dull and tagging. and
s ssme aSsaniase The price Ter os in quantity 81 o1
aScS5dns 10 the b % c under s S@, wd sa e "n
able response Single caseots quoted at g 72sqs 49,
@s sT % 81 :'"S al r@
w,s teaay al &c sSvs hs 6ac @ Future
have been booked on The basis Of &c sale Of about
Is said be equal 2ic here The market Tor essential
s s: Without $ssa s "
81 ssS Gs spi; lemon 20 'SH sTs
segs pnsTo sai g. % So ss c 81 S"gs %
81 SSasi as Winerseen 81 $oasi 40 The mske, ioi
roots in good ee%sna sN as high a. c neny
at eeeisc, We quote Geniian slsaaa.c snscns s. 500
Sc tI .asR. sec resas saas sGs s.n'S
,dDs on There wa. some rae in spn S@ pa,ens
arrive. which the bulk Of sales today made
cessons but unable to get; Other bide show &c
2n s"a 's p sf nnams "
ss ss S"sT SO 81. 4 S IBIS %
81 90 and $3.50 hbs a, private terms 7i25 bbls cI!y
Sssr pss city e" ines s. S. bSl. spring patents
Ga - sk e 81 s seS s. 'G and 20 a
Il d.. RYE FLOUR-Markrt firm Gales. 90 bbls at
s4Gsi is. .CORNMEAIC Market quiet Quoted: Brandy
wine 81 IS Saganore So 75 Western and southern ~
@sa 70. BAG MEAImMs,k., quiet: nns White. 81 IL
EEED-Market steady sales city 400 tons eca9lc West.
sSGsUc 50 No. s5a9cc: 100 ~ s7'saa2isc homny chop.
SS,.Oc cotonseed meal. 9ocasl oil meal - %, city
feed. 90Q95c
FOREIGN DRIED FRCIT-Haisins are dull. buyers TAX
ing only small lots. prnes aue, but steady and ngs
rais.ns cisq4c; sultana 4sgz.e California reg
Pard dates 313nc curran's 2qtsc prunes Turkish y.
aS,.c: California. boxes. 4sgotc: bags. SA.a7nc:
niberts 8illJ7xc figs 3Aa3'sc
iFoREIGS GREEN FRUIT-Lemons are quiet and lower.
Oranges are quiet the moment but bananas are n fl
demand at good prices. We quote: Lemons. ,. Hn$t
oranees 81 25Qs6 bananas. 6ocas CO. pneapples 81 80
6siG: cocoanuts. f22nCI
CRAIN-WUElAT-Thc market at tire opening was about
&c lower Nav selling 677sc and July at esssc but
Sere Was some later In the forenoon Most
~ The carly information hand Of bearish char
scer Foreign people selling quite freely. but most
80 the business ~ local traders In the
Sorthwes, reported having fallen and
crop reports the main favorable Liverpool was
alec lower decline according 10 public cables
being about Nd with Paris weak from 5n2oc lower and
berlin XQl Later in the cay there were further
changes in foreign The trading early In the day
not particularly active operators were inclined e
sssit further Developments During the afternoon the
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Citn propertr for Sale.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE West End-aN
n cor. 91th-st day or evening. handsomely ~
GRATED. T. FITZPATRICK. SO West 61th-st
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CoFFEE-rhe announcement Of an Increase OF some
8n bags visible supply Of the world on May
brings the amount 70 3.1l5#D bags THIS fact
tends 20 check buying. the supply Is ample for al
reouiremen,s During the afternoon trading was light
ana easier. Havre closed quiet May TO August.
az % francs September, J3 49, october ED no
cables firm: quotations reported Exchange. s5-l,c:
receipts 1870 bags Cearances for United states 1850
bags stock 10000 Santos receipts 5000 bags.
stock 2s6 Market firm at 1900 refs Cleared
from Rio steamship Mexican Prince with 5000 bags
Marseles arrivals in April 2OO bags deliveries. l6pD
bags stock. 1890 bags. Hamburg quiet. April 100
pigs: May. &c IS. June. 1850
Contracts closed steady 1Ogl5 points decline. Sales
hars fnl
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