The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-04
FROM NEW YORK.
The Gold and stock Markets.


Despatch TO The EUeniHg Telegraph
New YORK, June 4.-The Money market is
very active this morning; gold has fallen; it
opened at 13S, rose to q, and is again quoted at
1873. This is owing to weakness of exchange
and the lack of shipments. The market is how
ever, steadyng itself by degrees. The Stock
market is again dull, with scarcely any change
from yesterdays quotations. New York Central
is rather active, having opened at 1925 and adj
vanced steadily to 1929; Hudson River has ad
vanced from 1881 to 15915.
Robbery at n Water Cure Establishment.
BUFFALO, June Al. G. Fiske, Superin
tendent of the Erie Railroad; DIR. John NJ. Pot
ter, of Canandaigua, n. Y; Merritt Brooks, of
this city, and party of their friends, robbed
yesterday afternoon while bathing at the water
cure establishment here. Potter missed a GER
tificate of deposit for 200, deposited in the
Warren Bank, Pa, $15 in currency, etc, and
Brooks lost 500 in currency. The rest of the
party lost their valuables An attendant of the
water-cure house, named Clarke, has been ar
rested for the theft.
Arrest of Expire Robbers.
John Newman, Mary Newman, and John Hen
derson were arrested at the Grand Trunk Rail-
road depot to-day, while en- route to Toronto,
c. W., by Officers Best and Donohue, of the
American Express Company, charged with rob-
bng the express company in Philadelphia.
From letters found on the person of one of them,
it was discovered that the same parties COM
mitted larceny at Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mary
had $1100 on her person. All three were held
for examination.
The Flour and Produce Markets.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
New YORK, June 4.-The Flour market is
heavy and 10 cents lower. Sales of IL, 900 bbs.,
Gncudng 5000 barrels fresh-ground extra State
for export at $6'10@@615) at $5'105'35 for
superfne State; $5'90@j for extra State $6056O
6'f0 for choice do; $6'1506'30 for fancy do;
@505@5'35 for superfne Western; $5'65@5'95
/ for common to medium extra Western; 500
$40 for choice do; $6'50O7'50 for good to
choice white wheat extra; S6CG6'l5 for common
to good shipping brands, extra round hoop Ohio;
$6:2007'10 for trade brands; $70S'50 for com
mon to fair extra st. Louis; $909'50 for good
| to choice do, the market closing dull.
We notice sales of the first arrival of new
South Flour at $10'50. Flour made by j. NJ.
Clark of Augusta, Ca, was sold by Whitlock x
Wallace. Southern Flour dull and dropping;
| sales of $50 barrels at S6'50D7 for common to
| fair extra and $705@12 for good to choice do.
| California Flour dull and heavy; sales of 300
barrels at S675@9'25. Rye Flour quiet; sales
| of 200 barrels at S4'6O@9'5O Corn Meal in
moderate request; sales OF 200 barrels Brandy
| vine at $4'65, and 500 barrels Western on pri-
! Vate terms.
| The Wheat market is heavy and 1@2c. lower;
sales 37 500 bushels at 140CDl 40 for no spring
| ofoat. Rye quiet. Barley dull and nominal
| Rorley malt dull Corn better with good de-
| mand: sales GOO bushels at 69@Slo. for new
| MIXED Western via canal; SO9SSc. for do. via
railroad. "a for good do. in store and SO for do
| aAoat, Oats active and decided by better; sales
81 600 bushels at 77CGS0c. for Western ailoat and
/ 7Sc for do. in store.