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RAILROAD MATTERS IS NEW-JERSEY.
THI STATEN ISLAND BKIDGE ASSUMINC SHAPE?AN
IT-POKTANT TrBT CASE.
Trenton, Jnne 10 (Special).?The Dsltlmora and
Ohio Railroad bridge, so-called, across Staten Island
Sonnd ls assuming shape, and the enormous draw
said to be tbe largest In tha world, will be placed In
position this week. The time for the completion of
the work was fixed for Juna 10, but the bill extending
the time has passed Congress. Precisely what ls to be
done with the bridge when lt ls finished ls not publicly
?mown. That the bridge could have beesi used for all
the great traffic of the I.al ti more and Ohio Railroad
tr'th the city of New-York, and that the rails could
hare been kept hot wtth travel is certain. If tbe days
cf misfortune bad cot come upon the -Treat corpora
lion. As it ls now, the Baltimore and Ohio ls said
to bs partially under the control of the railroads which
lt was to ba-, a rivalled, aud what will be done now
-sinains to be teen.
The Lackawanna Railroad Company haas at last de?
termined to put on a Sunday morning train on the
Morris and Essex division, tn run west In ths morning
and east in thc evening. Heretofore, passengers have |
been taken In the milk train, which was the only Sun?
day train. There ts hope that -.ince- the lee has been
broken the company will gradually adopt modern meth?
ods. The summer travel over the Morns and Essex
I* (rrent and roig-t be quadrupled by more liberal
B?ana~ment.
One of the most Important oases of tbe year will
be arp-ed In the Supreme Court here to-morrow. It
ts the test nf the title of Prosecuor B. W. Crane, ot
ffrsex County, to bis office. Crane was nominated by
f!> Governor sud ie'eeted by the Senate. The nomi?
nation wss not renewed, but after the adjournment
of the Legislature Crane was appointed - to fill the
rsoanrv." and his term will continue until the Legis?
lature meet1, again. It ls claimed that tho appointment
li practically an attempt by the Governor io e-rcatro
the constitutional provision that appointments shall
he maale " with the advice and consent of the tienate."
ginee 1-77, e*B8B tins peculiar practice seems to have
beg-..h. about thirty officials have held place, by ap?
pointment afier being rejected. In one case a Judgo
held over from year to year for four years by this
means. Should the court decide agalust Proso
rnior Crane, the Senate's volco In appointments
irill bo restored. lt will be seen that
the ca<* has much more than ordinary
Importance. Inasmuch as the saaie language ls used
In the Federal Constitution, and the question has
arisen lu the case of Federal appointees. The Crane
risa- will be arc'iod for F.*.se.\ i ounty by Chandler W.
Riser, and for Mr. Crane by llenrv Young.
Tbe Rew-Jereeg delegates to the National Conven?
tion at Chicago will Hart on Friday of this vaak
Allison, (.resham. Depew. Alger and Harrison are all
said to have votes In the delegation. The nomination
of Mr. Maine ls still advocated by no small number of
Republicans.
Th? State havinc appropriated *?l0.0OO for th? dod
icit.'i of tho KswJeraey monument at the Oattgs*
bur- battle-field, the ceremony has l>a*en fixed for the
,i ' this month. Tho Governor and bis staff and
_aX) National Guardsmen, and those veterans who
actcslly served In battle --ill have fro* transportation
and rations and will attend in all possible grandeur.
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
In irs issue yesterd,iy The SrNDAT TTtinrKE
presented an extraordinary number of interesting,
instructive and entertaining- features, among which
were the following: A I_ondon letter from G. W. S.
abeal London society, its attitude toward Mr.
Gladstone and its political divisions; a letter from
the regular Constantinople correspondent about
diplomacy at that cap.tal, tho troubles in Armenia,
the new railroads, the mails and the Custom
House; a letter from Greece about the Corinth
Canal, which will at last realize the dreams of
2.000 years ago; Amsterdam letter picturing the
life of the Dutch workingman under free trade;
account of the Chinese Emperor's annual visit to
tho Temple of Heaven; jx-n-pictures of commence?
ment days at West Point; sketch of The Dike
Trying to Get There ; reviews of three new Arueri
ela : a sketch of Mr. Laurence Obphant, nov?
elist and r. former; Art Now. and Comment*.:
Among the roliticians j Summer Drinks and Ices;
baseball, yachting and other sport*; social and
military news; A Summer Wardrobe; Bpsed of
t',-.ar, Steamers; Notes of Men and Affairs; In
tin- Church Potch; Diarite Rossetti's Wife; poems,
tales, etc., and all the news of the day from all
port* of the world, of which the chief topics were
ai, follows:
Foreijrii ? It was announced in tho ptrvrs. but
semi-official ly denied, that the lie-using C-BHSes
ta, the County Government bill had been aban?
doned by the Tory Cabinet. "-_=__- The cauula in
the LmrHTur Frederick's throat was again changed.
? Ibo degree of L. L. ii. was conferred upon
I*nnce Albert Victor, of Wales. Lord Salisbury.
Lord RoarIwly. Lord Randolph Churchill aud
|faas**a G - ..- a and Balfour, by Ck?rbridge T'ni
Tersity. ? Constable Simi>son. of the Dish
i inUu-y, murdered his sergeant and then
eoniuiitU'd suicide. ? Lord Stanley, the new
Governor-General of Canada, arrived in the St.
Lswr- ?
Osngreea ? 'Die House only was in session: thc
consideration of the Tarli, bill was continued.
estie ? Tl i n waa no -hangs ba General
E . condition. --: The State Department
? n informed ol the forcibl" detention of
Leonotti Cipriani br the Italian Government. _-__
Governor Hill finish-d the consideration of tie
u-aed by the Legi>lature.-?? Senator Hoar
advised the ataeseehuBttta Bepuhhca** delegation
not t?, tak-- any action as to eanditlates until after
Raening Chicago._-. Judge Thurman appeared
to >*e in excellent health and spirit-.
City and Suburban.?In the Aqueduct taveatlga
tion testimony was given to show timt Inspectors
had been bribed to overlook bad work: a strong
r.i*.- was tuado out against a sulr-contraotor of
O'Brien A Clark's. == The Rev. Dr. Met-hesney
pa;d B warm tribute to the character of Thoma's
MeEIrath at his funeral in St, Raul's Church.
:? The Da-moeratie dolecntes returned from the
8t. Loirs convention; little enthusiasm shown.
The winners at Jerome Park wera: Long
?? . S.r Dixon. Linden. Nettle. Harry
Mann ?-The Larehmont Ito-at ta was sailed
without sufficient entries t<> lill all the class's.
th< Shaa_*ock proving an easy victor.?_?Tin
Chicago" heal tne Kew-York ball team 8 to ?'* and
the Brookly_s beat Cleveland o to S. __?:Stoeka
irp-ruiarly active and lower, closing steady at- the
I
Copi-s may still be had at the office or by maiL
Sixteen pages, l'nce four cents.
-4.V OLD ARTILLFRYMAX KILLED.
Erle Penn.. Juno IO tsperlali.?Ia firing a salute
ta iioti'ii of the Ilepublican candidate for Conpress
9taam*mf a ca:.nor. was burst at Fairview and John
Smith, aire sixty, mas killed. He was an artillervman
I- tu- -.ar.
A MEESEW SYNAGOGUE PIPTCATED.
The' : ? :- <I doubtless lone be ro
BWob-rea with interest by many uptown BB*_BBrs ti
thsJex gi, ci.u:r!,. __> lt marks. In the II.-br-.-w ca'endar.
the aa?cai os tri the ajBBgngBn ol tba spanish and
'''"?t-tu?-ss CoBgiegatiOfl HaBM Vontefiure. In lui"
-un<triyi_ari(' twelft, ??., be'we.-ti 'I hid.ai,d Laxlagtoa
tv?s.. willah took place y.-sta-rday afternoon. The
BfBgos ol thH mw congietelleei was brae**-! a
Lip is. . harea. The dedication aaevtoa wa. eoa
*1 f. Stir. M mb Gaedaba. Tin- seiBBtesl
lamp was li?htcd by D. M. liza, after which tho
f*of_r|in mt I ..- I.,, hs ,,f Moses wera- rari-i.-il BOfBI
__5e_ ' arch daiias ths chanting ,,f hymns
sud iVej.ovi,,.,. ln ,|r. ,1|k ThB ,i0(il(._f|(IM sermoo and
? K?\. lu. H. I-erelra Mendes, oHlae
.l-l i'ltth Avenue ByB-gBgUB The
O'- ?--ai0 Morai*, of l-hlUdelphU. made the
walloa.
DEDICATTOB OF A UETTEESALTSt onup.cn.
Tho mb 1 int'i ITBlHIIIB-Ol t 'h ure li. in Qiiinry-st.,
Brooklyn. *.\as tillesd yesterday afternoon at the
-ed.catorv s--.sic.-s The prayer was made by the
B*"v U. if. Yty. Tho Rev. Dr. A-BOfl OBBflleBB, of
Ali Beak* Ckarek, preached Ike dedicatory seimon, in
*bich ha rei natl at Ihe n.-riw-th of the new enterprise
tn* (ta, hrlghl BBBBBBetB now that Its odlfieo wa-,
rompia-ti | l:. i;. v jr,-. \. j. Can field, of tiia* Chare h
w "ur rather, auea an a,!;!ia-s.. x_e senaon in the
??en :,_ ss_. preacbe, bv tha* pastor, tin- Ber Ab-ass
"-'?n-J.r. Ti. lit* ? .-x.-isa-r. !,y the Snnjay school
?ena held In ths BBB B-Mes jestenlay morning.
BOW MAXY MEX WERE OVERBOARD*
-V f.-rrr rxnt Southtii-ld left her slip st WhlU-h.U-st
St 8 o'clock bstuiday nljrht rrowdi-d with psssenst-rs.
?Wn the !aoat BBassi St. (^orgo a pretty youri? woman
rs*-*, aty.ui crylntr dUtracu-dly, " There ia a man tram,
**?-*-" Thai boat waa Immadiata'ly su>pp?l and the life boat
Wis IsVBSSg, HLot J,,?.-pt, White and s deck hand jump.-d
tatt, lt, snd cruli'-'d about in thai dark for ar. hour, tmt
to-n. no otra* In th?* wst-r. The youiip ss?in__i said lhat
--? man who was ovarrbosi, was faaahlonsbly d~'?sed sid
hsd been sluing na>sr her. if? had suddenly, without a
**(ard, leaped overboard Into the Hay No on* thought
to ssk the young tv.man ber niura-, snd wh?n tho bost
?e,ch,*d bt. Ua-orgt ?h? la-ft tho ba,i_t. Sub?->_ii.-'it y
?se pilot snd ts* pellet sought for her, but could not
tsd her. The QU<*?t,'on winch putrles them now is,
"-ether a man rosily Sid jump overboard, and If so,
--"taa-r he bore any rc isden to the youtin woman. On
_kl ssme nl-ht, aa ths favrry boat Westfield ck-sr.-d ter
klP ?t Bt. George on her 8 o'ctack trip to New-Tork, th?
**T of " >ian orerboai-d" w? heard. A smsll bost waa
?atSMhsd. which cruised In the vicinity for som, time,
"tu found no a,ne. Tv/o pa-sonf.'.-'* declaraid that ttia-y
"*?*- cris* lu the wstcr of s drownlnn man, and th*n
*?"? c_-? the ?,arm. It is believed by -oms that this
?sa ih?: ,?_., d'-M-rlb-d by thc young **oma/i, as the Wa*st
?*i'l leta h?, A9<:k ,U4l about the t-_c thst the troum
KlaMf-aii
WELSBACH
Incandescent Gas Light
Company
OF THE STATE OP NEW-YORK,
No. 13 West ma, ta-Yort
This'company offers a limited
amount of the full-paid Capital
Stock of the Now-York City Wels
bach Co., par value $100, at $30
per share, payable in two instal?
ments atthe Chase NationallBank,
New-York, the designated depos?
itory of this company; no further
payments or assessments.
By the terms of a guarantee,
which will be explained to the in?
tending investors, the actual risk
will probably not exceed one or
two dollars per share, while large
profits are reasonably sure.
This wonderful system of light?
ing is now on exhibition from 3 to
IO p. m. at 13 West Twenty
seventh St., where the Subscrip?
tion Book is open.
a. o. i;iM\?;r.R,
tient-ral Manager.
BOARD OF DIRECTOR*-.
IAMF_J IT. STF.liBlMS, JOHN WANA.MAKKU,
THOMAS IK-LAN, EJJ W AKD TICK,
JOHN T. Ul L.t., WI-1.1 AM ti. WA Jil)-. It
WILLIAM W. (.1BBS, F. O. FKKNI H,
H. W. CANNON, T. J. MONTtiOMKKY,
-J-UIU.- F. STONE, WILLIAM M. _?8'tf-CKLY,
A. O. GUAN (.Kit
? ADVISORY COMMITTEE OP STOCKHOLDERS.
'JEORliE N. CURTIS, JOHN I. BLAIR,
RORLKT H. BATJUB, MJ-B-tX 0. UJH-sON,
UKORI,E I'll II.LKK, J*. W. KENNEDY.
EDWIN Lt ULAM, Josi.i'll M. CAZZAM,
JOSEPH BUSHNELL, JAM hs A. W RI- HT,
DANIEL RUNKLi; J. B. ALTEMOs,
JOHN tl. KEADl.NO.
URALS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FE.vrrnEs of new-vokk dealings.
At the Produce Exchange on Saturday the cash grain
marne's were quiet all around. bpaS-BIB did lltil.-,
taking only 48,000 bushels of wheat, but cash wriest was
firm. The sensational bbv?nientrj in option wheat oc
cirra?d after ths close. Thn.ugh the regular sesaaion,
trading was light and a linn tone prevailed, duo to IBpO-tfl
of a threatened gra-ialinpira.r plague In tu" RBI Ul WBBL Tho
ofltclal .untatlora. ended 3-8al-S cent higher, as CstlBWS:
June 91 3-4, July <jl 6-6, August 93 1-8. .S.-p,,-n.lri-r H3 _ I,
December 961-8 cents. Af;er the ofllcial tltBB, an > v
cited specula'1BB BBB ABVBlepsd by the Government crop
report, or jettier by the conflicting lrItBSBIS-BClSBS of IL
The trears had looked for an important improvement In
condition of winter svh, at, and tat IfBBBS 7-il ac:nn>t
73.1 lu May), Brett a _J*appoiiijinent. A vlguraaus scram?
ble to cover short* carried December up 1 1-2 cents, that
month absorbing the dealing.*. The advance, howt-vr,
was lost almost ss Quickly as lt wss gained, ana wh-n
trading casasod the tone was unsettled. 2 o'clock
prices wre 92 3-4 for July. 93 1-2 for Anviist, mi, 88 l-l
>-.-ri's fur DsSSBaBBr. The JunS av rag.- sf BlBt?I wheal
lT3S) BBB par.-, ssith 87.8 In Jun-, 1807, and 84.9 at
last year's harvest As the apisroiit reduction of bread'h
of winter wheat from last JBB- ls aba.ut 1,750,000 acr> s,
the Lull statistician*? IfSM ,._; an iniimriant reduction
In the crop. The Washington rap,,rt maker- an BVBfSfi
-.cresse tn ths acreage af i*i*"lncr wheal sf oin- per Stat
Com on the sj,-,! ssas L-4 cent lnasi-r, saith shippers
apaita-tic. The options wer? quiet and 1-4,3-8 cent
lower for the principal months. The exportations of
large arrival- this ss,,-k myatt the pstaetpal ttSBSBt of In
flu'-nee, and were sufticlent to pres-ent any response lu
cuni to the wheat rally after the close. Official final
quotations were ss follows: June, 59 1-2; July, 59 5-8;
August, 601-2; aSepirmbcr, 00 5-8 cents. Oats were
quiet and easier in tone, closing as follows: June,
36 3-4; July, 37 5-8; August 33 3-4 and September, 33
cents. Lard was dull and devoid of fi-aiun-, th-- options
closing down 2-4 points as follows: June, S8.72 , July,
88 73 ; August, S8.74; September, $8.78; October, $8.70,
snd December, $8.1G.
The receipt* of grain and flour reported on Saturday at
Na-w York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were aa
follows: Wheat, 80,758 BBS-SlSj com, 110.838 BB-BBlS;
oats, 118,898 BB-hSiS; Mal -rain. 31<J,VM bBBBSlBi flour,
30,724 packages. At Chi,ap,,, Mllss-aukee and St. Louis
the arrivals were; Wheat, 72,341 bush,ls; com. 438,8"r7
bushels; oats, 330,185 bushels; ta,tal grain, 841.383 bush?
els; flour, 20,307 barrels.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 10 (Special,.? The (iovinma-nt crop re?
port was mystifying, as lt always ls. A dozen dltT.-r'-nt,
interpretations Bara put upon lt. snd as a result, wh<-tt
yesterday In the half hour I inmediately following the giv?
ing out of ihe report plunged around In a range Bf 2
cents. The report did not reduce Hie BTBISgt condition
of wheat. It even advanced the figures a little. But j
lt announced a loss in the area of winter sslieat In IBBB
numbers of 1.750,000 acres, and a Isbb In spring B_SSI
of 134.000 acres. Tie- average condition ssas pur ut
73 3-10, against 73 1 10 In May. July wh'-at at night
closed at 86 1-4 cents, an advance BBSS the oriening ot
3-4 cent. The market started in a humdrum way, with
little doing. The fs-eling was heas-y early. bSCSBBS BkSSB
was so little doing. ?jm 85 5-8 cents, shortly ifter the
opening, the prices for July ra**d off to 84 7-8 cents.
Then., was just br-fore ll o'clock a report, from Ness-. York
that the Government mada- a general SYSBOgS ?r 88 i^-r
cant, and on this the pries was rushed t? 88 1-8 SSBta
AIiiios' Immediately afterward the ofllcial siaiaiina!,- ,amp
thst the genera! averatv was 73 3-10. an linpruv iii-nt sf
?-10 per cent. On th!? the pru:.- ss. ni from 86 1-8 to
84 8-8 cents. These violent fluctuations aver-- all within
a few minutes, accompanied by an enormous and
BXCited trading, both uv h'-ulpers and comiiil.salon men.
W-BB lt ssa*, all over thur.- v. j. a gieel Itel of tSsBBtU.
faction. Buyers had r * In a' tte- r-.p ami ,,ut at lat fest
tom, snd sellers had fared just _? badly. The expe?
rience will result possibly In a petition by the trad,- to
the authorit.es ut Washington. a.kiriL' last Ihs I
port -BfSaf-B- be Issued al night. That Hill give BBB
f..r IBBSBBSBlS examination of it before trading bSglaa
('..rn ssas as.-:ak ,.n lal,-- r. ,-aipis .nd on la
nona, fur M?ndai. .loy ,]r.-n?-l fruin 881-4) cen,. |a
:,i 1-4, elealns at r.2 1-2VS2 5-s cents. Provl?lons opened
eiasv but closed suadv Bit-OBt any special feature.
COURT CALENDARS-TO-DAY.
?n-rasim rofBT ? C'sambkrr. ? Before Andrews. J ?
Naas .11. Si'. 41. 45. 69. 84, 70. 77. 84. St, BB. 84. *5. ?>:. 107,
IIS l"., V.C 128. 180, wi. ia*. i*e. ??-'? ??*"? '-'?'? I**, iso,
lia' 187' 107. if". ->*-. ?-"--? '-'-'s- '-''?'?'-'",- -?''? '-"?? -'
?_-(' 2*4 _H6 286. Wi, MS. --'?. '.'?". '.'-'I. Wi, '-'9.;. '.ill. tia,
?_??' '-97' iti" '-eH, ;jim>. sui. mi. mj. ;jui.
SCr-SBS COUBT-OKI---AL -_jl 8BBBSB.
-Ti-arKiir COUBT ? KfSCIAt TKs-B- t'KT I. ? Bsfnrs In
_rai-__ J -Na*. Hid. 158.185, 1ST. 1S8.178L 17:4. 177. 776.
'.VI, 71"'-. 670. SOB. 7.'.7. ~tii. Oil, 778, 797. 811, ti41. 7U_. 774.
StvrBB? OOOBf-M-sSI-l, Tkkm-Part II.-No flsy
"M-i^'-BCoL'BT-CiKri?it-P'.bt J.-liefors Lswrence. J.
C'ase od no ai?y talen'.,r
Bi-rusas COB-T ? cnBCOTT?FABl lt.?P.sfor-P.ntaraon.
j nm il-. "o? Ts-... ion. lias. i--?. i'--y. luau*,.
1779 1780 liUll 70.. 1170. 1,31. 11*62. 1B96. 1145. 1770.
l'.!-0' 47.V SSBft. IH-01. 1'.I2'.?. l_7*?Sa MjM**-__? -,_
-srtssit COt KT?CIBCLIT?PSB'I Ul. -eton << r.naii. J,
v.. 74ci' 111* !6iJt; -9-0. 18511s. 1884, 1888, l'.'s. lust.
isms. ism. IS54. IS-* uti. nie. ihoi... .;. ;i-i.-,o. i6TK. leal,
?Atll. HO:', 117., 107-J. 14-'7 _ . . - _ -
BtrRKMR c'--?t-('um;i it?Fabi IT^BaBaee_B_aeB_ j___
Ns.?. .'.44 1614. IIKW 1-44. 180-. ls**?. "I'M. l'-'sd,
i',-.'. i;i7 880, 1878. l'.'4S. 1707. 18*0.1078, 17_... _i;to,
eon. SIS*. B04a 773*?. 1S-K. 1204. 1877.
MBRBOUATL-S COl'KT?Before li-iisoni. st.?VS lil or AI ker I G.
Qasoataal. la* ? ia. aili of Is??, J. (Uiver. II m
T-STI-OBl TO BB 1AKKN IIIsMiKI Mir. I'S'>HATR ( LEHK.
I'rsi.-taj of th* wins ot Uisrlea J'. Kn.g. Julia R. .Marsl,sll,
ll ll Luoacomb 10 a. ni ; fiullp Lamer. Joseph Holt.
ll ;soa. in
m i'Emos coi bt?c,r.sr.nAi. Tkrm.?Bsnes dsssbiw, c. j.
? Freaaiiuan sn i Tiilsi. JJ.-Anneal! frosa srslsri .Nos. 1. 9,
3, 4. .".. I App-s: tri.rn ;a,t?eaats No. )3.
SirrKiok cosBi?srsiiA' lssa-Pefore o (.ornisn. J.
Noi 14.,. ISO, _S1. -.-82 6S, 888. 811, 88S. 858.118,114,818.
mon cotBT?Trial 1kr_?Part l.-JJetore Lugro,
J.?' aw itu ?. no,1st cala-assr. __ _.
coa-on ri.KAs (,i.\tRAi. Tkrm?Artjourseal untu Thura
-sar. Ju,.aa SI.
CO-JUS rLEAS ? fsPRCIAL TSRM? lisfof- Mn HoeMB. J
-N... i.
Cohmos Pi.bas-F.?v(IIT'1'SRM?Before Allen. J.--Case on i
Nos. 38. 37. 46. 4* 2. 14.8.8. 7.8 t?. 10. M l? l* :~
Commosflbas?TrialTRBM_i>aRT I.?Bsfore Larremore,
C. J. -Case *u : n* nar calaun.r . ,
Con-on Pi.rai? I kial Tkkm? PART IL ?Before Iialy. J.
- Kat. .VA, 30-_. 72.i. 719. 510 716 6S*t. Wit. 714, (UM. B85,
6S6. 5??. .101. 501. '.r.a. S.7 lift ?53 MK *tto. 412. 600, S|3.
944. -47, 94S. S4W, 067, S.V,. l?6S
cm COURT?IBlAL Tbbm -ra?T I ? Bsfore Browns. J.? |
Use. 36.<7. _S.l. -661. 4172, Sots. 8808. 8882. S656, SSAS,
8S20. itil. 881. _8.ll, 1S74 .1744 3S4'J. 6_S, 3740.
CIT! tail. ST?TRIAL TSBH-I'ar't IL ?Before McIIowd, J? i
Koa. 3S.7. U1H. 5074. 3.'.5o. .m-j 1519 670. 5484. :L'.o:t. .439,
604*;. 5378. 3885. 3?S7. 3s-!a, .i?yi .j-.,;| 54Ui' .'027.
OTT Coubt?1 rial Trrm- Hikt III.-Before McAdam,
C. J.-Nea. 50-,'.'. 518-, 6283, 3SAS .(24_.
' ni ki or 'irrn avd 1-umi-ibb-Baafore Berrett. J, ans
Aas.sii._l Ulatrli t-Aiiorne- I'arker. ?Noa. I to >** ISStlsalSS.
BOSST OS "S-ISKAi. -srmidss?PAST I. ?Before .Mar
Hst J., snd Asiiitant '.'istriet-Attorner BBSsBSB - < os. 1 u> ;
_,. i!ieliu,?a.
( oi kt or OBXtUAL asssioMs ? Past JI.-ii?fore
Gliaiar?l??-s. J., sn.l AasisUsi Uuiricl Anorner D,v|i.?
Bs i
coubt or oksbkai. sis?i.,s? *._?. i n ?Before (owiar,
J . sod AsaUUut Ll-tl l-l AUsrintr J a; rs iii I.?laos. 1 LS 16 m
atHssBj
A DULL WEEK IN STOCKS.
HEAR" INFLUENCES AT WORK.
CAUSES, REAL AND APPARENT, OF PRESENT
? DLI'l:l..v*I't.N.
Sunday, Juno 10?p. m.
Th*- Tnitod Rtnt.-s Treasurer last week received
from rustoms f:i, 5 7(5,010, und from internal rev?
enue 8-,8.'(5,8.J0, total from both, f fi,_14 -;".
n ira inst 85,846,9.4 for thc pr-eed Bf we-k. aSinee
June l the Treasury has reduced the umount of net
cash held in its vrttilts 8141,H70, and its deposits
ni National hanks $6,?_6.8>>8. Th,- last named
reduction, how.-mt. is principally a matter 88
bookKceping?a irar_sfer from the general account
to credits of di.bursirij* .tlic-rs. Allowing for the
usual weekiy silver coinage, over HOI*ttl w,,s
added lo the general circulation by th* Treasury's
o|s-r.itions since June 1.
Siibjiuned an- tli<- results of yesterday's state?
ment, compared with that of June 1.
June 1, 1888. June ll. 1888. Differences.
Gold coln and bul.
leas certlO'-ates
sud SIOO.000.000 . ,?
Nsaree .... sioo.3oi.i20 s--,4-7,6S.*> i>c. ssoi.-'i
r - eeete less
certificate* . . 88.9_8.?00 34.31? 00(1 In'_ 888.780
Nat. bank notes. 0702.811 7.057,271 Inc 354.4W
Ula/" dui'rs and
built,xi less BBSs
-neates.... 63._00,a306 r>3,_17.flr,l ix*. 8*1.788
CS?h In Trrs?'TSl-4.2;'1.74sS 1194.089,770 Dec. 8141.970
Da ires!-* In Ns
tlonal bsnki . 00.07S.C01 Ml 11.733 Dec. 0.9.0808
T-.tal bal'nce s254,307,317 4-47,238,509 Dec. S7.0-9.-S
De.Junt for funds
ha'ld tn redeem
Nar. I/uk nut's,
Ilr-ludlllK Ul" 5
BS* c-rit fund 102.0*1.910 102.231.913 TVc 417.003
N.-t available
balance . . . sUl.0Vr.431 SI t.'.OO.T.W, TW. tn.r:
Hy tlie operations of the Sub-Treasury in the
weeli ended Friday -"vening the banks fained
jiiiKifi. Iee*ls-*day*B bank statement of averai i
reports a -rain of 12,834,000 BBB-, This gain re
11. .ts large net receipt* lr,,tn the interior and indi?
cates a, timi oaeh boldinga by the hanks at the el se
of business Friday that BIB B0BBC 11,000,000
fri*- ni'-r than tha -uni of averages "***po**ted iii the
Hell IBS III An expansion of 12,488,000 in the
loans .wells the toe.-nea la the deposit, to $5,315.
ioo. Hence the gai- t>, the surplus reeerre ls
only 81,585.235. lea-ring it at 127,310,850, againsl
$4.--7.7'_Tj on June 4, 1867, and $12,001,970
June 5, 188C,
Tnt chaiif.'s.-s for flu- Break ef 1897 wen- ns fol?
lows: Loans decra-iiM-d 1128,500; eB-h d***$"*e-aed
|7,000, deposits d**c**-s*aed 1341,000, and surplus
reserve lne*reaaed 182,300. The changes of the
week of I WI were Loans Increased |?85,100j
dish incn-iisa-.| 13,384*, OOO; depoeite toe_t*_sed
$3,130,600, and surplus react rt toci-eaite-l 82,585,
000. Ths changes foe the week of 1881 trers:
Julians Incl-seed 18,400,000; cash Inc res sad 8838,
700; deposlte increased $6,004,800, and surplus
n-s.-rve decrea_*ed t.84,950, leaving it at $_,_05,
$08.
The sT;itement eompares with those of corre
-ponding duta-s of 1887 and 1881 aa lollows:
June U. ISSI June ll. 1087. Jun, B 1888
Ixrnns.S347.4'.'4.'.?", S885.10S 200 ?.-'?'. :? N -
Sir- ??!?' .... "ii""-'-"0 72.171.9O0 M.7
Legal i.-itdrrs . 18.813,300 24,8150,800 87
lie,,,,.!!! .... 845.048,200 870.O85.8O0 886,54
t'lrcilati.e* . . 18,-88,100 ?-. 070.000 7.411,000
'Ihe foUtfW?fi Bhoara the r?'.arion between th
totriil I tau re and tfal total deposit*, at the r
ive dates:
Suede .... B76.taO2.1o0 ?72 171.800 aWS.'.^'IOOO
*_a--_l sta-Wl . 18,818,800 24 889 I yo 87,748,400
ToUl res'rvs r_5,21ai,lUO 897,101.500 ,120,4 4-.400
Rau-T-'i leatiiir
? S ns'st do
psslts .... 80.41O.HO0 02.741,4V) 80,185,550
Buriilus ... . SS, BO-"-. 300 84,420.0-0 *27,310,tt.'a0
Bstio ? f -? -'>??
t<> <;?
lier seat , , . 87.87 8819 8-32
Followil-g ia Saturday', statement in detail:
, !??-,'* I
H.nks. Ixiana. ' Speel*. ] U-i-St- ! D-pSBlta
Nrsa- Y?rt. ... ~11.40t*.0-0 2.Olu.non l,.<oo.oo"~ l_7l lu.o'O
Manhat i "mu. ' S.B,_,-O0 S.S.6.0-- 671.BOO lB.575.000
M.r.-tu-iU'_ 6.740.100 :(.H,4.4?i 7B7.-0. *?-,_- *"0
Mav-aii.ca'.... I B.054 .1 1160.000 BSf.UOO 7.
America.' ll,4r..4.*0' 4.014.UIHJ. flu'. 1-0 1..047,SOO
Plis-nn ?? H.ITS." Kl :..-!."ii.' n.'.*l,.a,M, S,07'-,00U
rn,- ... 6,860.-00 1,0:4.nos, i l.7*7.40u
Tn?te9nisn'a...l -.761.-fto 441.c."" iBal,IOU _.___.7oo
Chemic-*! ... l8.431._O0 t*,it ?
Men-Uauts'Kx. 8.M1.3-. .S7.7IHI 738.80- 8,86*1.700
?n ...I 5,04'..6ik|. 1,639.5110 80*1,700 4--( -01'
Butha _ Dniv i -.14-.1*00 4 ??-..'-" l.t-.xo" _..-!.'_""
Mee'i ATrsaVa' 8.076.000 lo'.." OU 820,000 '_,:i7S.ooO
(.rea-nwirli.... ! 1.103,200 120.4O0 ll".-HO 1,183.008
LesUi.-r Mau! > 8,834.400 .-_.."?' 215.,U_ _.75S._?I
Hersutti Wat... ;.--|!.l-av 451.. lili"0 1.408.700
?,'-'-l.*r'*y
8,814,100
Klataaef NY'S .(.Hi4.1"(l -.4. '00 ..-,?"'"? S.SS2.7W
Amarie-n Ex.. 14.4.10."'," 4.8S_.a-0OJ 2.500,. ?_.l?5.0O0
.lillirie..
KrirSilwav
?srsatiWis
I'acin, ....
Hep,lillie.
;-,;.;..- to 6.-.7.1"" i.?i",.o.o ic,7h..ii,,"
8 4--^ *?"" l.S IO0 4. ?*?- oe
7.917.bOJi 1,864,000 l''J-..o" H. 10-.4i?*i
3.:lS7.1lH) !.vi),.-,is,, 2T.,lo<, 8.a?0,__e
8,2.4.200 1.134,800 724,20- -.'.f-!'.!""
Clutliaia.J 4.50H.3 -1 098.08X1 402.500 4 S73..?
Psopls's .... 1.m.4.-.'0" 1,14 ToO 141. iOO V.T?I6,400
Nd America..., 8,806.40. 031.OOO 240,800 .;.*,;l7.00o
Hanover.I 1_.624._01) 3,1.6.10-1 l,'i.-.-o" '.Ja-41.4"0
Irvin, . ?.,',.-""ii) 625.000 188,800 2,925,000
Citi-uns'. -.',-i)4. :0'i 746,300 2S-.7O0 8.113,400
Naa.su. 8,4:12,700 108,800 40S.700 '.,-?ot,100
Market. _,177.1ik?i 8ni,:,o,)' 251.400 ii- .
St Nicholas.... 1.771.70" 184.6001 eT.TO" 1.44.1.600
eiiar.- ,t i.asnllie: 8,1.11.000 4-44."ira. 3i"..: 8.-09,000
Cori, t.xch_U|f? S,47a.**-0 1.074.8OU '.'-'J ""il 6.989.HWI
ContlDSBt-L... 4.764.-.00 685.600 esl.i'm'; 6.."._",,ioo
OrienUl. _.",.->.""" 159.800 3.4.*"" 2.0O4.0O0
Imp.tTraalera 2u,T3^:(ihi S.tel.SOO 1,878.100 2V.5So,S0aJ
l'srk. .... 17.0-4.-00 '.,.,.T.loo 4.-iOsi.8 X) .l.T.ij,TOO
North Hirer...I'l,9ss,-iUO| lr*4,a(*aj l?jo.8.)0 ',.l?l4.'iOO
hast BlTST ....! 1,811.300 331,100 114.800 1.509.200
Fniirtii .Nat.... lB,Tl.'..Ti?) 8,180,200}1,06*1.000 17,101.000
Cont ral Nat_' 8,838.000 _,3O4,OOOr_,l_?,O00 ?..;.'. i.noo
kscond Nat_ 8,416,000 842.000 .tn.tnio 4,20_,ooo
Ninth Nat.' 4.0.7.600 1.7.1"'.'"" 6&6,SvXl .'r.-7-..0o0
1'irst Nat.. 2i,553.9(MI 8,703,700 1.44".4imi 19.746.400
'ill.pi -Val. ... 4,679,400 754,100 J.'6,"!m, 4.422.800
NVN.it iii ... 1,438.700 -';?..7"0 184.800 1,21?.OOO
Bowery._ 2,266,490 409,400 1?>S,600 2,403,000
NI i i.nuts* ... 2,_'.'0.&ISI 8.'.,,,0(1" li,.1.(-,M) 8.234.500
lier Amenran..! 2.6S1.0I-U 47').."" 1 _*_.'_0a> '.,414.."roo
Chair-. 7,804,900 l,2nl,?00| b-.'ti._00, 7.a,.4.t0.i
Fifth Avi-i,ne. 8,958,100 817,.I B9,90O| 4.041.700
O'riiian tx....! 2.tJ'-5.9oi) 127.700 :'o4.400 3.073.400
Oerinsnia.
Unilai Mama.
Liucln.
8,468,500 1,:(.<("", 3H'..."imi 2.718,800
3.844.1*1)0 U.6,500 7.I.S0OI 3,tf33,SiM)
8,448.900 856.100 _08,_OtM 8.261.SOO
'_,;I45,00" I.4S 3 M, '.'56.'too' 2,944.800
1,51 a.OOO -.;,.".-no -..(,.',oo 1.763 '.""
8,009.700 1,11*0,000 :i.'.!,T"8 4.7.1
taartielil ...
Fifth Val .
Metrojaolls.
B/sStSt-t.? 1.980.100 885,000 _T4..",0o, 21195,600
H. a. isrd. 2.07(r.'-iMi 875,700] 846.700 2,887,600
Sixth Nat .I i,'.)'.'".180 Cid.,hui 150,009 -.210,100
?Aeit-rn Nst..| 9.61-.-.00 1.274.300 1 .,'i.,S,40ol 8...I4.3B0
Tlie bank efolianges at the New-Torh el**Brinj|
House and thc stock Mild at t.ie Near-Yofk 8tO?K
?xebange for thc w,-,-k of three jean eoBspare as
fwllo-.v.:
\ve__ eadbtg?faas 12. 1886. .inn.- 11. 1887. Jobs B '
F-tc-SnffSS . . . 8592.494,0?* - 6524.048.ti44
N.. sBBIBS sold . 1,544,188 1,_-S lol (r?7._'JJ
Last sreek was barren ol any specially important
developments lo the moneta-, sit nation. Tl-'
Hank of -_-_*___d rate for discount btu redaee- to
2 1-2 jH-r cent BO I hi.rsd.i_ . Hut this hu,| I.D
for. shadowed hy thc condition of Ihe 1 i, a markel
for money for ii we--k before, when rales had ruled
ut below 2 i?-r ecol ell the time, .?,,i|i as low as
1 1-4 .mt eent The only importance In this
rliani;e to the American marketa is in it* indication
ih.ii nu matt'-r erbBI ma] be the ta-m_;irr;ir:' bal*
anea- of trade, Eorope iias no need f"r our gold.
In the local market iii, condition waa thal 1
perflnoneeaee. Call loans Danged ira-tu.-.-ti 1 and 2
|H-r ''.-nt, and time loans wnt freel* offi red at
4 1-2 i?er cent, ac. rding t., the character ol the
eollatera] and len_th of time. The Tnesnrr'n
bead parcbascs during the week wr.- in .m.ii!
amounts arid agnegatra ;,n insignificant sum. <>n
one da* tbe boldere t -mi.t-tt thi v
vane- ins rata-s by offering 13,.I."1", .it 128 for
the is and 107 i-j far the 4 i-2s, hut the v ?
tory Rfnaad to adranee irs prion. The I
evchane.s riil.-d weak, although tin- effect of th"
Hank of I?}_iand's rednc ?! mt '**e_t rate wae t 1
stitt, n the price fer sixty day lolls. The marlo-t
closed dull on the basis of ?' Bi 8-8 aad fl ?H|i 5-8
n-si-ctivcly for long and dort st. rl:n_. What
artll be th.- effect ,,f the recent Beading and <Yna
(liiin PaciTic Degotiatii ns is still a mattes of aome
nneertainty, bal it ?>,-in< probahk thai they will
snpply the market with s suffleii nt am,unit of bflLs
t,< carry over to the new crop movem'-nt. without
u further exportation "f gold.
KAKMNG8GENl-UALI.Y BATIBFACTOBT.
Aeearding to "The Chronicle's'' rwmpilation,
Berenty-four r*il**oads srhicfa have made full rt>
tums for the month of Hal give an n rgregat?* of
l23.883.t3S, against 1.1,746,7*-" for Mar, IM7
a gnm of 11,137,258, or 9 23 per eenl I-.s
In Hay the .am over Kay, 1888, of 102 roads
th<-n n-portiiitr, \s.is 15.30 per B*s_1 -Baring in
mind the .ams ol List rear, tlia- further galas for
Mai "f this j,-ar should in regarded as eminently
satisfactory.
Sixty-five eeenpaniee have reporta-.] n,-t earnint's
for the month of April, giving uu aggregate of
I0.83t.877. against |10.1 a0,483 foi Ipril, 1887?
a toes of lsii.818, or :i o''. |-r ,.,.t,t stilt,-I ia
that way. the fo**effo(n*j sin,wm.- is tut from being
satisfactory, lint of the total number if eomi 1
llii-s..lhere w-ri- fOStJ liv.- roads srhicfa ihowBgBi
of fl.2IS,Git, or 1*>.7.", pet cent; thc ,,thcr twenty
eompunla-s m a loss of fl.57t.281, "r 45.tS I"'1"
ca-nt. Further, ot Ute aggregate |,,ss ,,1 the-treaty
companies, thr.-a?Chicago, il'jrlinrton and Quiney,
Chicago, (tarlington and Northern, and Atehison,
Topeka aad Santa Pe?furnish 81,325,040, or 77.70
per dent to the 8B8?pantes natn.-,I Thus the l"*v
of the Other seventeen OOSBpaniCO WBR BaUj
1248,888. With th-- f,,r> _-?in_ explanation, th'-ex
bibil of net sai-tnp for April, as i;ir ;is repo-ted.
should i?e eti.-oiirainni.' and artjefactarj to every
one. rxeeptinir thCM pe***aO_S unfiirtiinate *-noii|{h
tai he holders of tlie securities of the three
eompani's whose hisses ar>- surlieieiitly larne t"
ruiiMrt, the large BvaxaaB ?sin of sixty-two o_-*-b
i,,t,- BB .i.-n, . lOBB ,,f ll "ti jst cent fur thc whole
s;\tv ii\,- eompanJeft
dna- reads and heal- "f little ,-l.sa- m these al;i\ *
ev ,-pt depress,,,n There ia <i- pee aston in tbe iron
business, qepr-ssion in railn s l con**t4*uctiona depaea
sion m mining, denreesiuii in the 00a] traiti'-. ,l
?SBSKiOB in m;ii]iifaeturin_. depreaeioa gB_-*_B__l
spreads itself over all mereantilc pursuits and
at the moment there is a pt-rticu-ir depres-ion
nient tuts u*-?*n so thoroui*hly cul
has beeome absolutely ehronio? In
Its cultivation to itu pr seta poin
thc labor of twelve months, t.hi..
''f Ul*"owing erops. This condition of senti
a7?f_?K,^*l ^a f? thoroughly cultivated that it
certain circles,
nt bas required
-__?-? *- _?-??_- --?-??- wlsomy iiredictions
nave r<,iiaiwa-a| ,.jich other j ri rapid suco-ssion, and
Tti'-n- ari- those who pride themselves upon having
loreeast the existin* condition- at the Stock Ex*
enange. it would in- unbecoming in us alone to
elaim that the existins* conditions are, to a large
extent, the result of purely artilicial causes, pur
tieuiur \- ee ut this pr**s?-tit moment the predictions
or ru rt her depression ail over the country are more
emphatic thau ever bi fore. We may, however,
Oj i- mUtted to refer to a few facts which are in
consistent with the m.'joritv of the statement
which have been heretofore put forth.
It is i*enerally admitted that the bank clear?
ances, when fairly analyzed and speculative on
iliturns properly eoosldend, are a fair indication
of the general business of the eountry. We are
inck b.*d tai ' ih? Chronicle'' for u compilation of
tbe exchanges _ot the month of Mav and for Ave
months of ink; anti ?**:_. for the month of
May the exchanges of the New York banks ag
ITegBted l-.737.053,484, atfaitLst $2,700, 7?8,.'J87,
a decline of onlv $C.'l,700,000, or 2.03 per cent.
Outside (,f N csa-York tbe exchanges in the month
ol May Bj-gnaated 8l.t85.t75.880, a_rainst fl..-, 00.
887,880 t,.r Mar. I*-,;, a .rain of flit.Boo.ooo.
F-ir th.- liva- month's of 1 888 the exchanjres of N>\v
i"rk hanks were ii 8,3- 1,071,043, atrainst 821.
,18,330,005-B decline of |l*700,900.000, or 7.0*
[ur cnt. Now the value of securities dealt in at
the Stock Excbanpe in those five months was
fl.4f-w.oos.274 in lPtiS. a_-inst |3J81,S81tttt-B
decrease of $712,000,000. A.ip.j-ini* the usual
method of doubling the amount of security transac?
tion's to cover the exchanges arisinn therefrom, we
have 81,484,000,000, or only $:ton: 000,000 less
than th,- total decline in the exehang'-s. Ontaide
of -few-York the exchiin.i-s for liv months of this
y.-ar were 17,130,083,351, airainst $7.1 lit,(",4 7,84ft
-1 gain ef sii.noo.ooo. tneee fimires do not
indicate any depression in general business.
OOMPi-USOSfl IN RAILROAD BI'SINESS.
Turning to railroad eaminfrs, another sure b.v
rometer of genere.1 conditions, we find that for the
four months ended April 30 134 roads have re?
turned ,. mt pain in rtoss earnings of $2,634,244.
<?f that number, ei,hty-one >*oads gave a gain ag?
gi, -,.-.tin, 18,878,177, and the other fifty-three
Nada returned a loss a?i*rcgating (4,843,883.
Toward the loss cf the fifty-three companies, tba
St. Paul Company contributed $422.ooo, the North?
west.-rn $1.14.000, the Chicago, Burlin(_ton and
? Mimey $4.4,000, thc Atehi.son, Topeka and Santa
Fe $47(.U)ijo, the (Jrand Trunk of Canada
$."51,000 and Wabash Westa-rn $271,000; total
for the six ea8-B8_-88 named, 13,811,800, leaving
a loss of only $1,004,000 distribtitavl among the
Other forty-seven companies returning losses. Of
the carnin__ thus far reported for the
lull month of May mention is nindi- abova-,
ns well as of the net earnings thus far
n ported for t_e month of April. Tbesa- figures
fail to show an> decline in the general inovciii' nt.
ol toniia.e. Un the contrary, the BVBtafe I ii* i i -
liit.s >_ liir_ely increased movement. As we have
shown, the Important losss-s -which redaee the uv
? tai:,- aggregate are amongst a few companies that
ha-.,? been sp-eiaHj affeoted hy eevere cuttins of
rrit.s Even tin- earnings of those i-oi-ii-uh-s, if
it is to he ;issu_a;d thattli-ey have been doing bntu
nesB :it anything nenr as low rutes as have been
quoted, show that their tonnage movement of this
fear has been largely in exe*-** of the same period
nf If*) 7. and they al_o (lcluonstriite the re,;!desstiess
and _e**d-easnaa" of the " light for a Iastin_ peaee."
Thc event of thc week which was most impor?
tant in it. influence on the current share specula
ti'.n. waa tlc- announcement of a faranger mova
DMnt in thc State of Iowa. The Conirnissionors
"! that State v-'-m to have BJB-med
that if the railroads could atK.rd
to do th'-ir busiuess, when at tinies
they were *i**olut<-ly sompelled tn postpone shi|r
mentB for th.- want of carss, -t the rates which
th-- compauies had voluntarily established, tin
low rat.s furnished a basis for the eBtahlishnv-ut
of panBanent charges. The c.ndi ion nnqneetion
iihly is eomewbat tetiona, but th- manai-emcnt-,
Ot at least s,,n,e of tlc-Hi. have hlBBght lt upon
th'-nis--hes. Ii is aonsewhat amu-nue-. however,
te ih- ir.,:<< n.-iti-n ut the propoeed action
..I the State Conuniasion, when it only anggesta ia
eontinnance of conditions which the managements
have regarded with eomplaeaaoy dnring the lae!
m\ ur ? light months. People with a dooen years'
experience will remember that tu hist Granger
movement *-**-1n*** tlie railroads of the Northwest.
That movement was the "raquel of a railroad war
similar to that which has been riging recently.
They will also **ft*B**m?****. that the movement
i dura-ion' thal aa *-',u aa it was lecog
-ired thiit the proposed action would certainly
drive capital out uf th" Western States, the n
ment waa abandoned before it had done any ma
terial hann.
I hs demand for railway mortgages was un
!. lin. SUbeC?ptions t., the J'eading 4
per o-nts were for many times tlie amount of?
fer..1, an'l the itiibIiiibb done in previous .
nt the ortiz's of the baiting bankets was large,
But at th- Stoek Exchange the transaction*) in
i fur the lull week were only 6f7,-94 shac-s
? 780,849 for the urec.-ding live days, and
against 1,258,104 sharass tor tl?e week of last year.
lu the early part of the week the conditions
se* n. d to he favorable to a restoration of con
-denes snd an improved BfteeulB-ion, hut, Ute
powers that h.- were not prepared for that, ana
tht inaeLin.-ry fur _e****eoB_o_ was put into active
operation. The fluctuatione genertuly were small
and insignificant till the Iowa Stat.; Commission
threw it- authority into the balance with thc
bears. St. l'nul. boto common and preferred
stocks, snd Bock Island were the stocks which
suffered moat became of that Bot?western
eli sed 3-4 pei '.nt lower tlian a w-s-k ego,
and Burlington and Quiney wag only 3-8 pa*r
oem lower Phe Sortnwestern can pile an ndr
ditional |1,800#00 on t.< the leas which it sus
tained la-t y-ar and yet. pay its dividends of
7 and ?; per cant. iJurlington and Quincv's loss
of net earninp for the four mouths of this year
hits been 13,800,000 and its net earnings for
the time have not equalled ene half of it* first
charges. Aa to the general mark.-t th- effect of
this new " hear" boom v-a.* simply to cheek the
good feeling which was beginning to develop.
Subjoined is our usual table, uiviuc the number
of shuns sold of all stocks, the highest, lowest,
and Snal prices of the week. tonUter with the
final prices ol a week ?#**. p-***fixea hy the average
prices of June ll, 118.!
WBBKLT U-tCS
ii ? ca
Juna,_
ll. iHisti
! 1587.1 sst- !
i rin-t i
-1 Juso I
FIdsI 2.
Lo- ,-__^^_
eat .1 nu III isis.
No,
llisiats
Mid.
Ascii Tot.,? -> *. ,
p. i: a t tts prel
Caaa-sBoatk'ra.
YtmxW
Caucrsl irt S J...
Centr-1 PaelBe.,
ChJl osin laqpr..
* Altos !
Cine A Nur'.tiw j
'.!.:.% Sorth sr. j
i !.. JIU at >*t PL.,
Ck U.V SI I-'Krf
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rat.
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lco-i; Ut . 148 ' UM HM
1)1% ?;.; _ v.lK< f.t\ _t5*i
I.-. 107*. 10S*| lot*, 107%
ts I a-J.i 3- \ SAM ..
84 Maj 3i ' _5*J 3-f]
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ttl it I -t 1
' 'nfl Coal.
Cia w J r..
i W _ Barsf ...
I ,rvr .t PlttS...
Cl I Bl.
( ,, ll ?. ' 1
(.1, A _ 111.
ilo pre
13* Si! IOo ,
asl 87-J
a | _ 1,1
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do lat erf.| 78 I
do-a.-KB*. '.-7
Pl W A Usn.| 47sj
llimnia (Vdtrsl. i-.t^,
SSS ;._?:?
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LskS 1. -- sV vrt
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I.. N A A '_.
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Manli.ii.il lisacli! .. I JO
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v i.-.t w pr* un r,h
M.nu A St I_ H 5*i
Jopiol.; 41. ll
Mis. Ksn A Tex M I I'."-,1
Missa-Xl Panns 10'J*i 7U ?
M.rril A K.ssaii. .. 14.M
IOU', lu.
17
44%
8.
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33 . i
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88%
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77.
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17
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53
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88.
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N. X. A N. K. .
NY NH A ll....
a rust aw
N . -AV. prj ...
Nur A Weat_
M s-AW prt^_
tiUT V%C.
Jo prl.
O-lo A M.ss .
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Ors li sn. .
Ur Short Llnaa .
P.-u Ixe AK Tap i
Plul. A Kr-lin
PltlaaK.W-i mc
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lo na .t Sar
Kl.-nrai.-.A ss .; pi
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ltame. Wat a O,
i'.ich A I,.m.
St L. Ark A Tax
tatl. A A I ll .
Sa> praf
bl LA SP pref
4a> lal prn!
St P A Imnuli
rat Psul A I, prf
et P - * M .
baiatkarn Paclfls
la.ss Psriflr ...I Si%
I'Danu Pscirtr ,.| 00
Wafeaae
Wsl.a>sli praaf ..
WAU] :
West I'd Tel_
A Sans ! i|irr>.a
Amer Ki press
1 8 Ktpr
a-j
los
il
(iv*..
143
80%
... s-_;
14 .
4-*a
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70*1
12%
70*?|
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118% lc.*; 108
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3_ 'ii-, ti j
5*1 _7%' -.'?'
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105 I
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37 \
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Bk li
44 S,
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ll'
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31
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a..,
154
75
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33 >s
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15%'
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17
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88
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170 i 17(1
88%
06
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51%. 60-s,
10% 18
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33 ?i, ?
18 I If
t,i*a a?'?
,154 I 154
l.'.4-a ,51V U. -
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iii is- i
13 | 11V
43 i 40 -ll
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lol i iix? ;
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10%l 18J*1
i.-rs, a_-?
ix 13 i
-_%; _?**( SiT,i 8?
;*' uo 1?_ . [_
11,14, lil) H??*a 1_L'
j 71'.
HS
11?
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ll9
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18%
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04
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loo l
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64 I
s_
13
40%
H0s,
ll.*>
64
101
1*3
54*4
i.-a
;.i-,'
Wella larne Ka. Ula '137*. lM",
Aaaasr Ca .las . I 7-J*a "I -i
l-seida: Mail . ?4% |4 . R%
? s.%! _i*S 73
100 I 88 I 81
Con di
i ,.ia il.pt.s Lo.
I4t?-i
10.!'.
?
MT-a M J-a
73 %| 73
SS 33
73?i 73
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188
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8.0I-.'
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700
sus
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600
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3,084
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1.370
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1.800
.4.-0
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1.1IMJ
8860
31,5.0
881
17.J1D
300
7>8
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100
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2.OOM
27. i, .ll
46
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877
6
100
18,880
40W
35.135
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7.5
307
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2.11 j
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ll,lr.il,
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146.3.5
1.16
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7.175
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188
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100
1.031
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sou
1.003
13
4.U4
66,7-.',
440
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183
8,188
stu
S30
CAUCCA I.I 44V 19% 19%! 19%! .. I 10<
Cohai. au!-i| 3;i%- 33.1 3nv 99*a\ b'*
Teas Coal...I 88%| 89 I 8041 3. | 3S%|_4.154
Total sales for tha weak. 687.394
_*_30 Bs*r cent asseistn.nt sddsai._
Ths following wera Ssturdsy's quotation! (or unllst-*at
sbbssMbb
Bid. Atk-i
Sos HAS new
stock. % i?
l>o old . %
Pi-.-,k.Tii Kl--sis 33 87
t-nlnth. .So suers
Sid. Ailed
Aftiison ft Ptks's
Peak first Ss... 100
Georgia Pac i Aol ai
mortgage 6*.10*ti* ..
Do 2(1 liiron.ea.. 43
ami Atlantic... 7 .. ;_leiicau National
I>o prefd. 33 ... | isl . 89
E lean. Va and da Trust Keaxn.ts.. 99 lui
old common si'- % VOcean Mi>ama ti ip
Ho preferrad ... % %i to. lit srusfi'd 108 105
Flint ft l--r ..iar iSt I" Kaatand (I T
I lit 'is, gnrt'd br
M,L8 and Wu 98 101
Tolede, Peoria A
Western 1st 4s 72% 75
Utah Cent'l 1st 6* 90
American ('otlen
Oil truat cert... 34% S4*t
.'lu. ago lias Trust .1 33
-.high ft Wilkes
barre Coat Co
Stock. 13
N Y Mutual Pal.. i. -IH
.(nette. 41
'leorgia Pacific.. 12 1.
Mai nan National ..
Do Trust Kaw 'ia UH f*j
Do Construction
Company. 30 25
NJ Mouthers. %
N Y. W 8 and B.. 2 3
wino Central. % %
St Loma sud Chi .
?o pref. 40
Toledo. Peoria ft
Weatern. IB 20 iTIie Natloa'l Tran
Vicksburg ft May ?t ra, Pipe L
rl'lian. % a. certiflcates.. 78% 79
Do pr-ferrert. %l Western Natloaai
Wisco-s^i Central 10 .. j Bank.. 98% 96
iJopret. 39 ... 'Florida IUUWjr ft
j NaT Co. V
_ I Do Preferred._Jj
CLOSING SELVES OF WOESOM 6TOCKR
Boston, June 9. 1SS8.
Yeeterday.To-day. Yesterday. To-day
AA Toa. lit 7a 1S0% lao*, old Colony. 104H
AAToe KR... ?i?, 83*e Bia ajaal K R
KestoaAAIba'T Uf Iff .am . 18% l?*i
Boat A Manie... 21 l i_ 211% Rutland cora.... 6*i 5s*
Chic Barling * !*tiiilanupi. 30 35
Quincy. ll'_*4 }|| | Atteuei MlnUO.
Cia San at Oot. 16 15% inesrl. 1 I
Kai ta-ra UR..., l_;|i_ 1__ I Caium't A rtacis 24S 24tl
I--stem RR is. l.l 1.4 I Franklin-_- 15 15
FbntAPereM. 42>aj 42 |Huron._ 4*? 4*4
flint A P Usu IOU 102*. Osceola. 21 21
-H4f?. lunin-T. '70 71
ls 7l. 110 Hell Telephone. 22*! 2_*t
Mex can com... 14% it. Boston L*nd.... 7*i 7
Mexican Central Water Power... 7% T*j
latMorlldlil Si;i, 68 Mass '.ant. 20% 20?i
MtNEml.. ST H.-ii-anDL Ce. ill il
-o 7a. 12-.% 12.*, West Kail l_nd -3% --3*?
Otrd. A L (liam Laaa a're SaVce 61 ttl
Dilan, cora_ 6% C-a'
RAILROAD K_Jt_n_io_
0-arnuxi iowa.
18.?(- 1887. i-*>8.
N'urobor of milos . . . Iff 510 6ll
Ki.urth wee- lu May- t_0.o*?0 (tn oil
lam l to May 31 . S50-.S.7 6_8,-__ 880,281
CINCINNATI, WAfBlHGTOK AND H.VLTIMur.r..
Numba-r of miles... :-l _sl _sl
Fourth week m May S40.341 fal.!..,7 "-54.15I
Jiu. 1 to May 31 . 704,010 a_?i;,ii'.i>i b_a,0_t
CT-sCI-aJNATI. JAC-tON AND MAcKLNAW.
N'umtM'r of n_. s . . . - Iff Ml
Fourth week in May-. 810,708 Bl t Ut
Jan. 1 to May 31 .- 181,878 186,811
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
tfaaasM "f miles... 70 70 7(
Fourth vs.,-li in May *J?.3_- SO.Oi'S 811.811
Jau. 1 tr Kay ai . 100,800 12o.44i 1-8,784
FLINT AND PKKF. MAF.QUFTT*-.
Number of miles . . . 301 881 301
I-.,urta w-.'K in May SSO.-.Vt 871.9*-.. 8-7,2-4
Jan. 1 to May 31 . .05.451 1.039,4.1 1,034,071
KANAWI1A AND OHIO.
Number of mil-it . . - 129 12.
Fourth BPSSk in Mny -a e.4.70, 110,941
Jan. 1 to May 3t , ?- 81,680 104,2SI
OHIO AND MISSISSII'I'I.
Number of miles ... 010 ill. 010
Poaitk week in May - sr0,510 868,70?
Jan. 1 tar May 31 . $1,4.2,001 1,698,400 1,444,-I'J-i
TOLFDO, PEORIA AND WK-TXH-T.
Number of miles . . . - 24 7 247
Fourth we.-k in May - S24.720 820,961
Jiu. 1 ls May 31 . - 302.11. S47,17i
HOC-iTON AND TFXAS CKNTKAT
Nnmber of Btf-M . - . 513 613 513
Third wa-ek in Mny . 882,978 041,103 840,071
Jiu. 1 to M.iy 21 . 8.*?H,S10 t?:!5.'j'-4 _l_,56t.
DL.NVF.P. AND R-0 GRANDE,.
?st earning-?
N'.i-.ber of Hill.. . . . 1 :* 17 1.317 l.fl
1 rat week lil .lune . , SliXl'.O 8187.800 8149.00.
Jau. 1 to Jurie 7 . . . 2,1--.7-, 2.jl5.711 1,932,13;
ETROPEAN FINANCIAL MAi'.KF.Tl
Lo-i>^". Juno U.?I p. m.?< onssls. !)9i-16 for money
sud '.,-.(*s tar lite aaicount ; A-.lantu: aad uieat We.aters tiratl
mortg sire truttees'o-rtin.-aiajs. SSH: l anai'.au Pa.-ltlc. STsj;
Krie. 2 .. .le. second cornell. 98%; Me-icau ordinary. ^->*J;
Illinois Central. 122, -it. Pam. Couiiuon, OO-Si New.
York Central, 107',; Reading. 110%.
The rata et di vomit In the open market for botk short and
threo mouths' bills is 1 % uer cent.
The a lonni ef bullion )(one Into tbe Bank of England on
balance to-day is 812.000,
l'arls BSffeaS unote ;{ par ceut rentes at 83 francs 30
OSfiUaSB fer tin- account.
TBE -TATE OE TRADE.
nat.TiM-itr. June 9.? Cotton lU-id-. Ml Milne 10r-10%e
Flour duil, uuctiaufe.l. Howard street and Weatern Sn per?
il da- _2 59* |.l DU. Kl tra So *.l -"> * I 00. Fanny do 1-4 -j
a-4 7?>. city MillsHuui*rfiuss2 :,vj>i >;.. Extra da S3 35 837.
do Kio Bra-ids B48- * ' I ' PbBSBSOq I'mu.Is- *.i ilo. u.,-n
perlaUTe Pala-ut $5 tri. Wheat?Soutkorn dal., lower. Palls
.ift.oci Lsusbarry 128188a Western w,ra_. lower. No..
Wlutor Kel *.i?,t at 90*aB90'sa-. .lo for June at M%ai
So ier JuJy S9%_90c ; do A-i.-ust ?*.< -,.-. do September 'j.??>.{.
Corn?Southern ijuleu easier. While S8%0)SSA; Vellow
a (Sol- Western waaia, lower. Mlxeat snot 10 asked;
June 6S_0Oc ; July S9%B-0%C; Ae.nst. "?.?'..
Oat! Ilea.,y. Southern at 40 ./ 4.io, Wcatern White at Lift
45c. ss.-stirn Mn?l at 4094-B; I'.-iu.aylTania al .ul
45s. Rre easwr. niiulns!; I'riine C'(tc,*. Uar itsa.iy,
firmer. ' Frlaia to Choice Western 81 a'ml-17 SO. l'ro
tmioiii active and urm ; Men Pork (1. oo. Balk m..sta.
*<s,miders and Clear Rife Sides packed 7:? .??>?',_. Bacon?
Shouldera ;'a-H-jo. Cloar KID--Idea 9*aC. Hams 12-j*tlilc.
Lard relined at ???-jc Ralt.-r steady. Westera p-a.-s.-d ac
l-.'Al6c; Cr.-ainerTat 1-aliac. Earss easv at 4%910?,
retroleu?i alaa.1T. I'.elinwl at 7 -c. Oe?SB dnll; Rio
C?ri;-ea. fair Ki-aa. isuirar Urn;. "A" soft B%SL Copper r?
haed at tS%BlS%A Whisa.-T steady at Si '_o<?Sl -i.
Frelshta ta LiTerpoot per steaaier da.I aud nominal.
Lotion S-S3d. Klonr per ton. os. M. Oraiulsjrt. Ra-celpta?
Flour 7.)*74bbla Wheat -.,924 bn-ali. C'eru 1, l'Slbuiu,
Oats 5,000 buah. Hbipmsnts?l-'lonr-*,ot'*i bbs. Whoat M.Odo
bain. Cora 17,l4_. sales?Wheat llti.ouO bash. Corn
18,800 bu.-h.
ivrrxijo. Jnne 9.?Whsst? Na 1 nani iiuiaat but steady
StS-fCOTor ( hleujo Aasu-t ->i>s of .'..ooo matsh. St90ci
ll oartBB111 st :'0*ic i Na 1 Northers dull at lc over.Ckicafo
Aususti Winter Wheat dull ; No. 2 Ked 9,*',c; -s'u. 1
White Mlchisaii 98 .caaked Corn dull and loweri No. 2
Yellow at -b?K|; N,i il Vellow atSSVC; No. .; ai. j5"vc in
Hore. Oataouiel aol weak: No. . White at 4l-jc , No. 2
Mixed at i,\e. Rye nominal. Flour i[,i:et irnt ?
Mi.lleeal Uiiasttis.t: si inter .Lian *14 oo_)l.): -priui; no
Si 1-if 14 O'), cornmeal ateaaly. natuieal steady, (anal
freights unsettled. Wheat; 4c asked. 3-jbid. Corn, S%6 i
OaM'-?-<?. Receipts?Flour 34.000 bbis. Corn 826,000 nth.
outs S.'i.ooc bush, shipmsnts hy lull? Flour .(-.ooo bbis.
Wheat .12.000 bush Cora 18.000 bush, (jats 38.000 tush.
Csasl Stiipnienta?Wheat 11^,0U0 buah. Cstu 07,000 basu,
Oati's.o.o feusli.
QB-.SBC. June 9.?Ths leadinz futursi rarn-ed at
follows ;
WHKAT MO. 2.
Op,-nu-*, a.si-sr. Lowest. Closinir.
Jnre. ?5% s5"? 84% 85',
July.-. ?5*j 88% 84% .H.,
Lieieniber. 80% 1-7** h.-,i^ S/ia
Septtmber. 84-j 8i% _4'i 80S
cuts KO. 2.
Jnae._.. t','% ?-2% 62*a SI U
July. Ci bi-* SSS 6--*,
Au.nsi. 6_*i 53-? O-'e (jJS
September. &-?? 5?% 6J*i 63%
oats so. 2.
June. :'?-'*< 32rs __**. __-?
July. 3-."a SW . 88% 3.??
Ansnat. '_?% W% 2*a% s*8%
sopteiuber. 27% 27% 2T'e -,'7 .
latl'-s P ,U_ PSI HU
July . 131*7% Ho"> 1301 HOt
Aiiaraist. 14 05 14 13 14 03 14 13
September. 14 15 11-3 14 13 14 25
Lass psb loo :S.
Jilly. i* M 8?J% 8 52% b02%
Ail-usl. SOO 870 8 O') 870
?er. 8 o-."_ 872% >a >;7 % 8 7'.".
Oc-toLer. 800 872% BOO S7_-_
short sisi rex ino rs.
JnlT.- 7.-,7^ 7 63 787. J 88
August. 7 07% 7 72-j 7..7*? 7 71 -j
Sepia?1 Ssc. 7 73 7 so 7 75 7 so
Caah nuotatioas ware as follows ?Vs. 2 *>urlnr Ofl at
SSijtfHli. No. .1 -^priUK Wheat noannal. No. 3?Ad
No. 2 lioru at 51',,- No. 2 oau at .S_"_c. No. 3 Rye at
Ma Na 2 HarleT 07-6-sc. No. 1 Flax seed at
fl SO. Pl UBS li-uotl.v s,-.-s 87100a 7 14 Meas ['or?
al if-1- 95-14 00 per b^L 1-ird at *- ?. j,er loo .:,
Short Run -idei looss at |7 U Un salted shoulders
boteit tc, on Ail, 35. shirl Clearai.les boxed at Sn lo*
1818, Wiiisk.-v. uistlllers' fiu.ihe.1 Koorta SI 20 yargai
lou. Sugars-cat Lost ">*- ^ la'-- <<r_uualtod 0;,c ; -.tand?
ara "A" t'SlC.
Ar'ieiM. K-re'.ii's. Shlpmsnts.
Fmur. Bbl!. 14,000 .n.oiwa
M heat, bulli. 41.000 20,0-0
Carn, hush. 864.UOO S'.&.IMW
Oata hush. 291,000
Rve. Suss. I 1,01*0
liuney, bash. 4.hoi 3.000
On tho l-rsdace Kxruanae to-day the Rutter aiarkst was
artiTe. Creaiat-ry 15 a* lo., -airy 13 - lo %- Fggs hrui
at U.;14-),i.
ML-f-JKAPOLls. June 9.-Wneat?ReceinA 1G1 cars, r.,
Shipped out. Closing q?otsUs-l >o. 1 Hard caa? fj',,-,
do July -4'sc, do August S.V.c : 011 track Bl. No. 1 _Unl
Northern ,-asn B3%S 1 do July -J-e; do Angus'. -1,ij
on track r*._-!il'?e. Nos I Nortaeruraah so-jr . do JuIt
81',c; do Aug nat s2e.; oa track "la*-*!. I-'iour nnn ; fat
ents to ship, sacks, tu carlota, 64 30,itt 70 , lu barrell
B4 70-S4 Md
PiULAirKU'HiA. Jnne i?.-Flour-Sapplles light, holders
sat.us tull prices tor deilrable brands sVheat opened a
shade tiriner. ia lympathy with Chicato- sr-SCS tue market
wai ailTtncn- sn the report that ike Agricultural DsS-krt
ment mad* tue aT.rag" .--.nilitiou of wheat Mr. Tkla was
dlicoTered to tw a miat?ie, aad tlio ia v erase proTed to Oe
7.C3 aga.na, 7.'. 1 frees ris-sod a al;a.l? Isvtf than yater
day. Western aud PeuuiTiyasla su nura ne f.' 75A*
do do do i-.xtraa S:t BUBBS '-'-. No. -J Wiutor i-an. v
a< -Stftsl 75. FenniTlvania Family at j I fia
S4 00. FennaylTaau K .lier ITiceis *4 2i>^ti ii3. Uh:>
Clear H.'nilU do do lirilghl 4k io*, 7.'.. India.ia
CV ar*4 IO AI 40: do.lostraig-.lS4 40<#4Hi. Ht. Louis and
UouUiern tunion Clear S4-0.il lo. .lr do straight SI MB
S4 75 Winter I'atout lair to.-bulee st-.5?5 12 V Minnesota
Clear Bil 00 ?4 .'">. -o atral?!itS4 40-1 75. Uianeeota i's'.
ania good lo choica S3 ''')*J lt: So do fair. t*4 75<*4-'>.
Rye Flour stes-'.T si $?? -?"'?_ 75, Wheat-Market rolaat dull
aad lower demand fair t nemleS ut grain depot l).'?
Ne. I Real in et|M.rt elevator-7c . No. 3 Real for Jun.
?1, ,i..!o! .J ii. v 'tl',---'. . do for Au.uat i'l'a A'J-.'c. do
for September .la'.l-'c. Corn?Spot Iota doll and lower;
futures weak, and dooltned le in sympathy with tha w eat
No. 2 Yellow iu rraui depot ?'.*aa- ^teamer Sic No. .1
M*s*-*Ml Kt, I Mixed tor Juna 'r()-01c; do lor J uiT
M*kBSl%S de for August 81%S>83%s doter BOB tom ber
18901c. Osu-Market for spot lots atrong and sItsbosS
auder light ?nenn_sand S"?.l deaia'iil, Kejeatoai White 4 '
Ha t Mixed 41a-1 NA '-'Whit.- M%a>Sl%- riitnrwa quiet ;
No.'J White lor Juse 4C.?44r. do tor July 44<r44l?r Sa
for August iisw-G-c.. do for September ,1,
PoUtoaa? N'owactlTO. tlrm old dull. weak. Wnite potaiooo.
Sc.urn Mag-numa per IM !? sacs fl 7."i-l no do Kaleula
81 7<> _ si-O; ''? ''hanipioiia *1 ce a tl 7B. Ponuarl
rania an! New-Torr Karly Koae caoioo White.
bi 50c per bash. . do so Isir i* (,?_? :i5_4..c. .
do do Burbanks and Whlta Stars choiaie at '..*-:
do do doRurosnki -"sar to u<k-i at .'.Oe liebrom Choios
st Mle i do Fair touo.l liAli.-.: Mammoth l?earl Choice
af H.'.c : de Kau- lo Ooo.t 5o BMa 1 lomu new potaioea,
primo, per bal.. S4 23BS4 M Florida sew potato"*,
mealtnni. S3 iK)?*4 ?H?. Kio: uta new potaures. talla,
per Ob;., tl 60**2 OB ProTia;ons rtr;,i. iu fur deaiaud.
Beef i-ity. FamilT. BOT bb?, SS SOBM 00) Ss Ao Fa-tel"
87 00 01011: Wiuoked Beef l3Ai.*.: Hasof Ha-nsSlii "!'-'
Bl7 (HI 1'i.rt. Mess. 410 00 do I*rn-? Meas. new
Tit 50. doK-Ullty Sl'.i-Sad 50 Hains. -* ,10k ea! rrer IB. ll -J -"
lc. do 9. 9 cured lu tiereea lo'?_)I1 "ac do do do
In s.ajt. 8*|B--. MiateA Clear Kib'ret aineked 3% all Dav
Hhouldera. Ul dry tait and tuny cured 6%e.i oe.
do. sanoksd. 7*aas7-s_. --ouldsrs. plo Ala cuss. 7%B
BRIER. MOORE CO,
CABINETMAKERS & DECORATORS,
41, 4.1 and 4.1 West 11th Ht.,
ARE DISPLAYING THE LAKOE8T A5D HA-fD
HOM.E8T -TOCK OF
ARTISTIC
FURNITURE
Just now In ihr city, at prices, aa ?saul below all com?
petition. VairelMre earpnsoln* any pr--loa? ea-aooo's
prodeaHleue. The Moot woa-erfal ar-Vcte la Oak.
*la_o_uny Cherry, W-lnm
7%-. am. do. smoked. 8"_B?-. Belliss ls pintle, 8*s
?air. ? do Breakfaat Raeou at lOe. Lard flrwa ?City
l.-nne-i f.lOi.', ah ; ,io I-teem SS 7r'.!*'Hr, Ilotchere' lawree
SH _.W*t .'". Buller Orin?Fenneriraoia Creamery Eura
ai Hav ? Western < re-met t Extra l.B-Oe -. B. C aad N.
V. Creamery fc.tra at l**a a M.-tem Ki.-i.-arr 14 A 15c;
I Arlin, butter 1,'AlJa*. K.ss were omer, penuayirsnul
flrata si 16 *jc | Weston firsts at I'm, Choeao quiet ttoaaty;
iteB.su' fair. New Tor, Full Cream >-?.?/*'.c . Onie
Flats. Choice al mi..: do Fair lo Prime 7*??ie. Besar?
Retailed (Iris. Powdar*! 7 1-16. s-rauulatod 6 lil -Ide. Feed
onlel: Winbar Bran SIS .10..SI7 SO oer ton. rsatroleum
ata-aly ; 70 Abai toot la bbiA 7 .e. ?aSBSBBS? Floor i.O-B
bins. Whr<at l.Oajai bush, ('oro _.(>J0 bush, oats 4.0oO
bush, a hillmen is- Wheal 4.000 buah. Cora 0,000 bush.
Oata 15,000 :,'i?i_
THE PETROLEUM MARKET,
f*T*WS TTiOM THE FIELD AND RANCE OT TB.TCTJ9.
Tho pa-'roli-um situation at the moment seems to ba
lsrfrely Influenced by tha outlook tn tho field. It can?
not be said that dangerous developments are ahead,
but enough doubt snd uncertainty exist to nniavorabl-,
lnfluence values. The principal point of Interest and
anxiety ls at Rake rs town, a place several miles south?
east from the Kel hold pooL A fair producer has been
found In this la>callty, but the |-eolo-*lcal character ot
tho sand Is still a matter of dispute.. The owners ot
tho well have msde ita" mystary," and full rnforsia
tlon regarding lt will como to the outside speculator
s*-~eeM** too late to bo of any benefit to bim. It is
possible that no pool of any importance may be devel.
oped at BakerBtown, but even If another KelboM wera
?BOoreM, it ought not to exert much effect on Tsluee
at their present low ebb. At Washington unfortunate
activity still continues, and the advices of Saturday;
Indicated the chance of finding 'julte a little more oil
In that field. Added to the e;r,-rt of nervousness oves
possthlfl developments by the drill has been the gen
seal speculative " blueness'5 of the atmosphere of Wall
Street, and the unsealing effect of political contro?
versies.
I.ur whllo these elements ha**o affected values, and
Bins' be weighed tn any estimate of the future, tha
situation has many enromaglnR features. The shut?
down has not yet helped the producers much. At 60
BSBSS a barrel, the daily yield ot 40,000 barrels nete
only 8.12.000, and even If we add B8.000. as about rep
resentln, profits on the trust oil distributed as a dally
production, the total return to the producer ls onlj*
ni.u.it what- wss repaved fur the dally our,
put of 60,000 barrels a year ago. when
th,- price was 00a65 cents. The success of the schema
as an effort to lmprovo tho Industry h-s beer. rotaralaxS
by the activity and recent good fortune of the cllo.ua
of producers who have refused to unite with t-el*
BBifkbeee In the work for trade independence. Never?
theless, after having endured tho tests of the past, tha
organized producers are nc likely to disintegrate, on
the eve of the active refined season. Russia's trada
his reeelat. ihe limit of her transportation facilities
and coitsuUr repjits snow thst her miich-ulked os"
pipe Use is certainly two to three years In the future,
Nor have we heard of any change to Justify consider?
ing Ohio oil as a competitor. It seem. hardly poss!.
Me tint the business promised in refined wit-la thlrtj
days can come without benefiting crude, In the ab?
sence of any radical chango In the petroleum country.
The charters this month have reachod a dally averaga
of ".';._-? birn-I., or over 17.000 barrels In excess
of the June production and nearly equal to the dally
as i ii ire of the total dollv cries. The deliveries are still
(a i? low th" daily average necessary to equal tha
movement of last year but they are larger than ia
May and enough ahead of the production to agata
run the reduction of stocks up to large figures.
Tin-re li r.o reason for sunpojing that the light de?
liveries of tho last two months represent lost Instead
of deferred business ; If this be correct, lt ls a moral
cert linty that the stocks above ground at the end ol
1 -i sv'll have leen cut down hy consumption to
1<5.000,000 barrels, and by next May to 12,000,000
barrels. Even should Bak-a-s'.own develop Into a
largo field lt would hardly be likely to Increase tha
above given figures by moro than 2.000,000 op
3.000,000 barrel*. Should the worst view, there?
for,-, of tho present situation and the near-by prospects
bs taken, there n-mains strong ground tor the be?
lief that beter prices for the producer may be post.
poncd but cannot bo prevented.
The pipe Unas fijiura.-s from June J to 7 (charters
to the 8th, Inclusive, are as follows t
FXl*e?|
Huns. Delly's. lt. li v's t-T-arts-Ts.
Tatalb-'A. 873,113 414.'-rt 141.-14 4.VVU
Ar. yenlay. _y.S16 Ml-si -0.173 &?,-*??
The early part of last week witnessed a fair degre?
of activity, while toward the close trading suffered
diminution. Throughout the market was fererlsh and
Irregular, the governing Influence unquestionably be?
ing rumors, gossip and fears regarding the BaJ-ers
town oil strike and the prospects In Washington. The
sharp break of the previous week apparently reflected
an anticipation of hearlsh news and to ttls extent waa
of some benefit to the market of last week. The lat*
rally of the previous week was carried to 80 3-3 cente
on Munday, but a sharp drop to 77 1-2 cents fol
lowed. Covering of shorts carried values up to 81
cents and In the last three days the market was
variable between 77 3-4-79 3-8-73 1-4 cents. Tha
b'-ar eUejas shows signs of renewed aggression and
tho short Interest no doubt has been Increased, par?
ticularly at the West, oil In the seventies ougrst to
bo considered as having discounted a good deal of b-dl
iv s. conslda-rlng that the coramerct-1 denisnd ls so
B.UC- In excess of the supply, hut lt ntitsf ho eon
ceded thar the sp'-cula-lve support to values at pres
i.i.iii.l. Ihs best hope, perhaps that short
s, lien will meet with small success lies In the
rapidly spproae?lng -emaods of legitimate business.
The uiar-ui rlos.vi Baas, aoWBeet, with a free -eliing
movement in ****eejeea
The IB-BB of Brices and the total dealings In Na?
tional Trai,sit certificates at tl.e Consolidated Stock
ami Petroleum t-tchaiitfo foi' tho l__t three woeks
Bate as follows;
Wk VitCO Jnne 2, Jane 9.
Ol -lng ..ooo. tft.t-9 r..'. 3 4 79 3-9
H.b'J 1-2 M 1-4 ?*??"' 3-4
it. 84 7-8 77 1-8 77 1-8
. M t-M Ttl 12 7H 1-4
barrels .... 5,0"'.Ooo 0,198, OOO 7.807,000
? Ui- is ?. k r\s.--a_a_e 1.BM MO -.37*1.000 _.6__,000
Xetal sales, horrels . . 0,-73,000 B,_-_,ooo 10,4ai9,00*
? Hit-best st the Stork Exchange, 81 cents.
The refined market was moderately active smd
ttna-ly wtthoal chanav at 7 1-4 eeata pa-r gallon, Abel
ttl, at Kew-TS-fc* Philadelphia and La-tlmora.
COTTON MU-ill IT TELEaBAPH.
-tvMti*o<'i. Jase D? 1 o m.?Taittnn?The saios of tha day
. r-.OaJO bales Amorla-aii. Futures rimes b?r?iy steealyi
I'D soda La.-BuMinis clause. Jsnodeltvsry.S .ti-eaal. sellorsi
Juno and July aleatory 5 ..-(Hil. buya-rs , July aad Auiru.f
lrlvors- I _-_84t- Imyera. Auguit sn.l September dt'lir.ry,
-, -Cr-W.'bayon BeftBSBBSf ami Oa-toher d-ltvery. S lt-iiSB
?efleri october hu-i Noteruber rtel.tery, 6 V o4d. buytri ;
\o-emiier aud I)ei'.niU.r deuysrr.lo MMjHllSSa . l)oca?ni_or
andiaaa-ry Sall ISSI. 6 9-4iL sa-llers, Bouicmher dolivsry.
j .-.Va>4il. buyer
oaLyssTos. Juse 9. ? Oott*m ? yolet anidllar. S Si
La,w Mtsdllng, H'?: <."o<l Ora.tnary. S's; uast an-1 crate
r.-.-..i;,is. '.?. bal.-- ex perm soaatwtse, noso ; salas. Bl
o_n? , sto.:-. MU -aiea
Nosr*)tS- Jnas H ? ( otton ? Stes-ty. Mlddlisg. Olj:
sat -ieI rrnaa rocetpta, ldl balea i aa a. ports a-uaatwise, .-A
Sa.ea --1 ??. 1'-- balea: alack 14,00. balara
?AVABBAB, -uss ?.?Cotton?Quiet sod steady. U'.AAlXag,
9 7 l'l Low -talallng. 9118; Ooo-l orl.n_ry. 89-lS. not
ant -riras recsipu, ... balsa; se?, 2S_ bales, st-ek. 11.9SS
JJ.es.
If***s**OBLBA*is, Juss 9-Cottain-l'irm. MlddllBf. ?7-l6!
_e? M,.i!.in_. S's: (iaxxl oi-lstry, hs,, not sod
met iKeiuts, Stl balos; sales.'.',7.0 balsa; staxk, 9.,.?4
bait!
EUROPEAN I'ROUCCE MARKET*.
-.?-rsyoot, Jnnei*.?- ilo a m?Boof-Ho'.ders ofTsr freely.
PoTk-lluldera offer aaodacutely. Kaius?liahteri otTor mod?
erately, ?econ? HoUlert offajr (nodoratoly : long cl?ar atevty
_t .. le. thee*. Tho supply ia poor. 1 allow- -ollera oiTar
iui..iora;aly. hplrtu et furueotieo ? Holders offer freely.
Kosh,- II oiilera offsr freely. Lord - Spe t aud tnt urea-11 obi era
a>:i,-r tre-ly . prime Western spot, dull at A,'a. ed , Jana dull
at 4-a "d.: July aad Au-ust, dull at 41s. vd. Whaet- Uoid
? rs offer Irasly. l-loar-al... ? ? offsr freeiy i (-?ru ? ka
sud futures? Holde! a offer freeiy | Mixed Western J "so ?tall
at tat*S-l July, dull at .* -?.ii., Asxuat. .lull st 4s SWd.
aa... at L-jnalou-New York *??_-??Holderseffer freely.
>:. ts, f.sr Juna ?. -Wileots lard cluaed et 97 treas- per
lax) kilos.
ninia Jane 9-Snaaiab sold -So'i*-*??*-. K-rhtnte
est si *utar urn . sale*. 7..00 bass .-.-_?_: .(..'Jo lat
-ja. -hi desrreea po-ar.-atiou, on apeoutatloe at at i??*S3 l-l
parr uBlritel : Mu*, eradas. fair to sooal redo.na. S.B
S.l*>. cehinflcai, U. t.;-.ao.'.e.roea. S-61-??S.1 1?V *i"?k
tn warehoaae at U_t,u_ vi-'. Mataazoa. S.SeO box*-. 3.0..>s)a?
bs(s and ie," > rat's iteeoipts ot tho -eek, SS- BuisSw
ll.(HM) bass aad 3.6 bhds -.ports te the L'ulted SUMA
1 box, .0,3.b bass and 413 Bhds.
SPIRITS OF TCRPEXTIKE.
<niiiit>tr:\-. Jnoat). 'I irpeutiue stea-tr at .sl**c
Sas AsiAH. J,ui? :'.?Tairpent?ie .'Slat at '.IV.
Wlt-UBBTUB, Juno 9.-Turpeaunoitee.'.y ei .-iee.
?? a?-?aoa-a^?-???-?-??
?' 'T UK TARIFF of lHnS," a pamphlet of 20 large pi?ee
1 glvluf rates of duty bow iii lorre, in full, tng.-iaei
with thar autlr. Free ?lat, and other taiual.il Tariff Intot,
n,_,l,iir. Timely for ra.?e*rnre, and a?oolutely eorreet
12 ?lu s copy. _-_a__A_sl mt -Trna Irt-s-ia-.
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