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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
TIE CONTRACT LABOR BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-In the House MI.
Hopkins from the Committee Labor. called up the OH
to prohibit the importation and migration OF
and aliens under contract 10 perform labor 1t makes
unlawful "a enter into An agreement contract with any
foreigner OF alien TO perform labor or service OF any nu
In the United States prepay the transportation o
In any way assist or encourage the importation or
ton Of any alien or foreigner under contract or agree
ment parole or special express or implied declares
all sucb contracts void and of no effect II makes IL
crime punishable with fine and Imprisonment Tor any
master OF ship to land such aliens foreigners so under
contract In any United States port The act Is not 10 AZ
nly 10 contracts for skilled workmen in any new INDUSTRY
not at present established here, provided that skeu
labor for that purpose cannot be otherwise OO'eu ~
profes .ional actors, lecturers or singers.
Mr. Jones' of Wisconsin, offered an amendment, wnl S
wa. adopted providing that nothing in this act sha Oe
construed as prohibiting any individual from assste
sny member Of mis- family any relative 70 migrate ron
any foreign country to the United States
The bill was then passed without division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsH!SGrOS, thursday, June ~ 4S7t'
IypnGRAT1oSInM May there arrived in the custom dis
tricts OF Baltimore Boston, Detroit, Huron Minnesota
New Orleans NeW-YOrk. PassamaquOddy, PinddeIpnlas
and san Francisco S25Sl Immigrants
urs ACCOUNTS CORRgCT.-The accounts OF F. H. stick
new dsburstng clerk of the Navy department have beea
examined by Paymaster General smith, ana rePOr'ou
correct in every particular.
LETTERS FOR GREESLASD.-The Navy Department IS
Informed that a vessel will probably sail from COpen-
hagen July 16 for Disco GreeniaGd AtI1g 5 at to
tse P men Of tbe reely Relief Expedition 1884,
there Is chance OF their delivery
GEDyrY's CHASSEL,-A joint committee from the New
York Chamber OF Commerce and the Maritime LNchange
anDeared before the senate Committee on commerce o
az ana 10 ado arguments in support OF the bill proyidng
for the deepening OF Gedneys channel through S"Iu5
Hook. $3.50.
today an amendment TO the Legislative Executive ana
Judicial Appropriation bill TO provide that an dsILletl
spirits intended for export may ne SCI apSl I'M t %
store for period not exceeding n1e months, III io
house in which they were stored When enIereu sueUI
such regulations as the secretary ol the AieS may
prescribe. -
No TpA DIET WANTED.-The Senate on motion OF MI.
Miller of New York passed the bill 10 prevent the lmpor-
tatIon Of tea dust into the United states
NEW YORK NATIONAL BASKs-ln the senate MI but
I called nm his resolution providing for an inquiry INTO
The condition of the Newly National banks ne Sau
his purpose was not to have commit zee IndI noulu
round with a brass band and create an excite
ment N might be necessary Tor the colnI.e "
to New YORK at ALL After debate the mdIIer "eHV o'I
Mr. FoLsER's notwithstanding Folger mas VIII
fen 70 Representative Warner chairman Of the sueo
Intee of the House Committee on Claims, expressing MS
annroval of the House dill pending 10 relieve from
firtber liability. account OF the direct TAX OF 1soI
and 10 refund TO states that have paid the sums
received from them respectively
To re PRgMoTED-ThId Lieutenant 0. d. Myrlck' or
tho revenue marine service having passed the required
examination viii be promoted to the grade OF second
lieutenant III that service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
COTTON MARKErs-DY rE1EsRApH.

LIVERPOOL, June lg-l29O p. mCottOn steady Middling
Uplands 61 do. Orleans M sales 10000 bales includ-
ing 1000 bales Tor speculation ana export receipts Uuu
bales all American Futures arm Upands Low Aludlng
clause June and July delivery 62OB4d do july ana August
delivery 2l64d; also 264d. do August anu september
delivery 22Gid 24B4d do. september anu october
delivery 26td also 2264d; do. OCTOBER ana NoNeuDeE
delivery gG4d also lOB4d: DO November ana December
B4-G4d. do September delivery 2j-d4di also b2l64d
D.. m.-COtJon-GOOd Midding Uplsnds, O-tLi Mlddlnk
Uplands, 81; Low Mddlng UplandS 5Lbdi toO9 OIdi
nary Upands, l3lGd. Ordinary Up anus 2 no4u ai-
Texas 5ltdj Good Ordinary Texas Id QFilnary Le1as
9lbdi Good Miduing Orleans sd Mlldnhg orleans
B-9di Low Middlng orleans, Jltd HOOh ordinary VI.
leans 6 Ordinary Orleans 9l6d The safes Oh the DAY
incldled 100 bales American
Futmes-Upands Low Middling clause, June delivery,
226td seos do June and July delivery Z%-oia see 3
Do July and August delivery, 2b4d seuets 90 AusIsl
and sedember delivery 764d buyersi DO september and
October delivery ZuBtd. value do OctODef anu oNeIot
delivery llC4d sellers do November aha DeooDer
SID value do september delivery .t4i buy
motion Futures Osed quiet Upands Low hiudlns
clause, June delivery 264d vauel DO June ana July ue
livery 22b4d Naluei DO July ana August uetiFeiy .
sellers do september and October delivery 404d buyers
do. October and November delivery llotd V1uei 20
November and December delivery bO4u buyers 40. DO
cember and January delivery 584d buyers DO september
delivery 29-64d. sellers. -
GALVESTON is-Cotton quiet Mlddling. IL 10 Low
bales; Exports COaatHise bales. stock - 400 Dales.
SAVANNAH, June l3-EOtton easyI Middins III T. Low
Mlddlng 1926 usod Ordinary g0h net ana gross receipts
bales Exports 70 Great britain, - Dales COastWise
NKWORLEANs, June ~. Cotton QUIET hddlnS, II ~
Low NiddlinR l0 Good Ordinary 10 net and gross 70
ceipta if3 bales Exports Great Britain, l27O bales SAFES
400 bales stock 20. 1856 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE MEXICAN PENSION BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Senate to-day
re.umed consideration of the Mexican Pension bill. Mt
ingalls, submitted modification of his arrears OF pen
sion provson-the modification providing that so tar az
the arrearages concerned there shall be no dscr
nation between the rate allowed TO private soldier ana
an officer Mr. ingalls, explained that under the act Oh
1879 n an officer pensoned and was entlted 70 az
rears the amount of his claim for arrears was
upon the rate 10 which he would an officer nave Dten
monthly entitled The modification requires mat IN lhe
compilation Though not in the computation Oh
the nenson prOper officer he shall take the same
rate as private soldier 1t limits arrears to the cases OF
persons who Tile their applications prior 10 October l.
1854 as 20 applications ed after that time the pension
shall be computed only from date Of filing. Protraced
debate ensued without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June eacon-CumOerl1nd cet
ats od sAor ss 4ls d. shoulders Sis I'd per ewt sd
EOS for extra Insan Ness PRIME Mesa s2s Perk-Prf1
Ness IS I'd per boil Prime Ness Eastern 74s VssSs
ern, sss LlrdAweriean. A ID Prime Western l0x sA
Lard O. Ala o. Hans-Lsng Cut Bg4 Cd shsulders sax
Butter O5s per ewt reg naest aited states
American aoce oSs od WhsatRed Western spring
ala DID, Red Mster Is 3D. So Cd per eenta No 2syrta3
t. I'd, Now Western Winter Is sd, New Mixed wss1sr
6s dj California No !. Is Sd STA lids California
Ia Sd sfs ID per Osnta Corn-Aixsd old GA 6Las ass
5s I'd. per centA Pr0duce-spirits rarpesxtna
2is obi do. nc Leadsa. asa I'd Rsnnsd fssrdI
leam = "a per Eailsa clover seeI-Aasrcan Red ESQ
G64s. per cwt ranow 35s. Od per ewt Rosn-Css -.
As Od.i Pale o. al0s ID Liasesd OIL 2os Cd Per cwt
LONDON June Ia roduco-Llnsesd OIL ais Ia o.
per ton. Calcutta LIasssa. Ala Cd per quarter Ehx
seed Cake - los PER ton Rsasss Pstrosaa, I'd 90
per galloa. sprts Of Turpeastne 22s 3D. per e1&
sperm OF, s6f per ton Rssln-Ceamsa AZ. Cd ats "a
American sugar l1s Cd per owl tss Cuss csas1o
frugal polarisns sSs aad LA 3delAa Cd ar cxAa Nd
seVaas refining aAsAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported By JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., II Wdli-st
THrRspAY. June 10-P. N.


The stock speculation to-day generally was weak, but
the exceptional declines few stocks made some Others
in which the declines were small look particularly strong
The transactions OF the day amounted to 33GsOS shares
OF which Lake shore with sales Of SLIGO shares, fur
nisheG nearly One-quarter From 5l4 aJ the opening
down 10 at the close that stock never had reaction o
over per cent and it closed weak at the lowest Inquire
II hasJsod al since July 1879 Central and Hudson win
only one-eghth Of the business done in Lake Shore,
feu from 1881 10 1OO7sa1Ol-a lower price
than The stock before has sold at since September
1877 St Paul, with sales OF 4s,125 shares, de-
clined from 6D3 to Is, and closed without recovery
Northwestern fell from 93li 90l2 Rock Island feL
from IOsIa 20 1868 l07, and closed offered at lOo2
Burlington and Quincy fell from 1l2I4 to IOA@IIO's.
Union Pacific was active s. p down to $685. closing
NJ 81 The stocks which seemed to be steady, II not
stroug in face Of the large declines were Missouri
Pacific which after and an advance 10 gle declined
only TO 81 L. and recovered 91 with sales on sellers
option at so days at s66sJ2 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western did not sell below 1oOa and at it, closing
figure Of 1O1 is only Is lower than last evenings tne
stock. however, sold at 97&a97lo, seller go days
western Union also was firm after decline
from GLE TO co.'s, and closed at 60ss The
dealings In stocks other than those named
were unusually small; but they generally show final de
cl,nes Of from a TO per cent The list Of orders TO pur
cba stocks under the rule for nondevey that was on
the chalrman's desk after 215 p. aggregated over
I 600 shares: but none were purchased because the
whole amount was presented at the desk either by Ger
tiAcates or by PARROTS The only rumOr Of the day
WA one TO the effect that weIlknOwn capitalist was
embarrassed and had made assignment; but that was
authortavey denied before 1880 p m anc cannot nc
said 10 have had any effect upon the afternoon specua
ton The market generally closed weak at near inc
lowest figures
Government bonds little more active ana were
steady at yesterdays lower figures Annexed are the
leIos ouOtatiOng:
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1nP RI-RNsIDE,s EMBEZzLEMENTs.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-J. o. 2. Burns Idle,
late superintendent of the Post Office Department. who
was rearrested last night a warrant charging him
with retaining SIS 900 realized from the sale Of waste
paper was to-day released bail. Burnside, immedl
aelv upon entering his Office in 1876 began to retain
portion Of the money realized from the sales OF OLD once
furniture CARPETS waste paper. etc, which he was Oy
law required TO turn into the Treasury burnside kept
no record the sales o. material but II mas Deen SHOWN
taat he received over $50, 600 ON chat account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
A CARLOAD OF NEW WHEAT IN ST. LOUIS CAUSES
A DOWNFALL OF PRICES.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THg rRIBUNE.l


CHICAGO, June 19.-lt is asserted that over
100000 bushels OF wheat shipped from here to-day
Dispatches camo from the "bears" in ST. Louis this
morning announcing that carload OF "beau-
tiful new wheat had arrived there from
Texas. The result naturally was lower prices.
Il il generally conceded concerning tho crops that good
deal depends upon the weather OF the next four weeks
dot dry weather will probably mature vast area OF
grain. which promises Well lot, wet weather Is
likely to greatly damage large proportion OF this area
III the weather should continue favorable until harvest
and then turn great deal OF damage might be done
The future OF the speculative markets depends
upon the weather Prices are now upon basis Or big
prospects. Favorable hIrveSts would scarcely send
prices much lower unfavOra5c harvest would
tainly cause a sharp up turn. -
Wheat for July reasonably steady az S7l2 70 S77s
cents; for August az s9ls 10 SJ4 cents Corn Tor July
was for sale small lots IL went at 362 cents az the
starr and az STA cents for August Pork steady at
$40 80 FOR July; lard 40 - so for July. The receipts
to-day for tie twenty-fOur hours were: Wheat
81 cars corn, 276 aud oats 2ll cars The close
was: July wheat S7s cents; august, s17s cents July
corn, 5Gl2 cents; August 81 ccnts July pork Sls 90;
July lard, s. 90.
There mas been bad "break in prices in the short
afternoon board JULY wheat fell 70 1858 cents, August
10 "a cents July closed az SO cents, and August
at 56a cents Lard for July stopped at = 90 and pork
for the month at $40 3d. Matthews, OF Cincinnati
who IL lust back from fishing excursion has been the
principal seller The break 0cca5ioued by the rather
sensational d ocnc in tue hgh-prlced securities in Wall
Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NETWORK. June 10.

To
It would be difficult to find any new feature,
in field news or commercial situation to account
for the decline to-day in pipe line certificates OF 3 cents
from the final quotations yesterday Yet the depression
caused surprise 10 close observers because the market
for weeks past has given evidence Of any buying de-
mand or of the existencs OF any combination TO bull
the market. Prices have yielded every time there has
any selling pressure. How far the market viii de-
cline a problem beyond solution but the features Of
the situation still such that, THE TRIBUNE said on
last Monday II is not 10 be wondered at that many
conservative traders with who express confidence
that hardpan prices for certificates not far away
from prevailing prices" The market closed weak at
slight rally from the lowest figures OF the day.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20

state bonds entirely neglected OF city sank stocks
American Exchange sold 1lsaI20, and Continental Al
40.
The general bond market presents the same genera
features that have characterized IL for two week SIN
guar absence Of demand for the best classes OF s
sues Prices to-day were usual irregular, anu INC
fluctuations In issues wide; but the dru vas
steadily toward lower values Erie second eOnsOls W
clined from 555s 10 54aa547s. Chesapeake aud ono
rsts series B. fell from 20 To 20 sales OF SlBOOo enu
the currency Gs declined from SO 20 3Ol4 a3OaS MIS-
sOuri. Kansas and Texas first cOngols declined 1
per cent 10 "a and later 06la the gen
eral 0s were down per cent u so. CANADA
Southern first IS easier at a. 00A st. Louis ana
Iron Mountain 5s of per cent At So East len
nessee Virginia and Georgia consol 5s declined Iroh
bbI4 TO 59oa54 aud the incomes = lower AZ l42
West shore and Buffalo first IS ned steady at 80
New-York Chicago and IT. Louis first 5s OF 2 az
OIL Northwestern debenture 5s were on u az pzA,
and Burlington and Quincy debenture IS were up le at
Grspde copsOls declined Z 70 462 and hrss WeserneK
tension were Off "a at 81 u Union Pacific first declined
to IIOI ana sinking funds A lower at lO6 Cen
tral Pacific nrste were down o. AZ ll2e Texas ana "a
cinc incomes fell 3la 81, while hrss. Rio Grande avis
ion were per higher Al 40 Northern facic hFsS
we're of Ia AZ lO2L EewOrleInH Pacific nrsts declined
nom so 10 48 and recovered 10 3D. aud Fort Worth and
Denver rsts declined from 81 10 40 and recovered 10
10 ~ Louis and san Francisco class sold 10 10 1921
THE Treasury today lost on balance cb6bJ0I, made
mn nv coin loss of 46S9OOl less currency gain OF
al IS OO4 The days operations coveredi Receipts
S97O6I2i payments 1857 800 currency balance
do 05, 364 coin balance, Sl23, 34Sll4
The local money market Continues 70 DC exlemsiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20

AS duuess continues the principal feature OF the
refined market The quotations to-day were sympathe
csy reduced L a 90 77s cents per gallon In New
York and ~ in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD, PENN June I9.-CruIe oil very weak; total
RUS Wednesday, 6967l bbls.; total shipments 6346
bbls. charters s5l37 bos. clearances, 36l4OOO bbs
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 7OSs and closed
6O7s highest price, 7Oas lowest W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The joint commits
sion to arrange for the ceremonies upon the completion OF
tbe Washington Monument this morning organized by
electing Senator Sherman chairman A committee con-
sistng OF Senator Morrill, Congressman Tucker, Dr.
Toner Professor yelling and Colonel Casey was ap-
poiuted 70 take charge OF he preliminary work OF the
commission The committee will report 20 Ihe comns
sion in December is proposed TO invite the Governors
of an states military and civic organizations ana the
puilic at large to take a part in the ceremonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT FRAUDS.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Secretary Chandler
said to-day that investigation of the accounts OF the
Naval Bureau of Medicine and Surgery since 1881 is still
and that suspicious vouchers have been
found which may further involve the two officials against
whom proceedings have been begun and also number
of outside persons not previously suspected Mr. Cnan
against whom proceedings have been instituted appear
70 have carried systematic frauds Tor three years
with the assistance OF persons outside Of the department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE NICARAGuAN WATERWAY.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Secretary Frellng-
huysen communicated TO the House Committees on APP
preparations and Foreign Affairs this morning the details
OF the plans OF the Administration in respect to the Nca
raguan Waterway. He said that the unusual methods
adoptad for making these matters known to Congress
were taken for real reasons" and asked that his com
uuReaons mi be received under the restrictions OF
official secrecy The committees after nearing the SecIe
tary adjourned without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
A Discussing CLERKS ACCOUNTS WRONG.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The First Controller
Of the Treasury settling the accounts Of Robert G
Morgan deceased formerly Discussing Clerk OF the De-
arn,ent of state and chief Of Bureau Of Accounts
5iscovered adenc Of $4,000 His bondsmen Charles
+ Whitehead and Horace NJ Ruggles OF New-York, and
Albert r. Bass OF Brooklyn and they have been called
ing CLERK OF the state Department for many years ana
va, held ia high esteem lie died about TWO months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK, June l0-BEEVEs-No fresh arrivals and
nothing doing az the Catteyards light run OF Cattle Is
expected tomorrow. aud the feeling II tribe nrm
CITY Dressed Beef sold rather slowly but at stronger prices
than yesterday Texas sides sold St but mainly
sc alive 10 TO II 20 for Medium
10 Prime with 4 nc obtained for Choice quality.
Shipments to-day 100 Cattle the Monarch
by Martin, Fuller Coz and 20s head BY NJ. Gold.
smith. The steamer takes $40 quarters
Of Beef for swift Bros. The Brooklyn City
also gets OF to-day with 49, Lave Cattle FOR Il Goldsmith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEspot Rio quiet and about steady at 60e Tor iaT
and easier SAFES $3.50 bags closing barely steady az the
following prices June. s.10G9.20i jay, e2ODs.Zo aug
ust s3b084O; September, S500S56 october. So69
$50; November s.6OQs.65 December, &. lOGS7o MIG
grades quiet Sales 500 bags Central American on private
terms 49,
sales 2l2 bales q 500 evening" including 3,OZ' TOT
export and home consumption. Delivered on con
tracts Receipts at the ports to-day o25 eales
against OB6 day last week and IL 10 last year since
September 4772O62 bales against oooZS4 same perou
last season. ,-,a-....u -
faIla
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cations according to the American classification are

Futures moderately active advance of to points
7ipls 't jay Of iTSo &SgasI sepg@19eT
l24 October lo9SglO'4 l6 ga fos3
February io8ISi665; March IL 100 April Ie9
fLoU Tar HNp MEAI%FLo dull with 70
enng tendency export trading gn a Te Of Se better
grades Sales 1880 bbls Of which 1000 obs were joe 2r
bills Fine 81 Is qS2 y for Spring and ~ SoGs= % n
% %hSF at E IS 0G 20 So6 bS super apsre 8
PGToPs b and y nteT 10 Wheat EIrs manly
within the Of s. e55S4 12 enc 9qqta an
reme Common to Fair Extra state s. 9t 6O Good to
Fancy 90 80 Go g 90 Common 70 S99G S FAR
Extra Ohio So 70 ga OO Good 81 90 Good Choice
q ~ Patent e ~ oas 10 Bakers Extra 81 Is as 2 st
louis Common to Far Extra 81 % ss4 TO- Fair 70 Good
- 79s 25 Good to very h9lee % Soa - o Tnen Ezra
Tor 80 6Gss595; segth h American R y E ls
d1 and prices without change sales soc 65ts c9T m
IS 9jRYE FLOUR steady with moderate trade de-
mand sales 900 5bs 5IpenS % goGS es rS'' s
s. b; RyandyEiae. 50 50gs$ o., I,u., moderate
export trade light cry Milling bushes ana ar The lowest
a nG 10 nsrgca 800 BUSH at "a s959ic closing
s. c chicago to arrive the canal 81 81 p sci
migrated Winter Red. s2e 81 l5j Posted NO. heo
Red 9g5egc elevator No Red - 900 Co., IN IN
boar q 62 81 OIL delivered fro@ store 81 OH
Ran csrg4tes N eey9t9 g,s 10 os Rel NO 20 Rd
sc Ter tune nominal 99c do. seller July o. sdel OF,
closing 81 y! DO seller August 81 02l2gS! 70 81 cosns
at 81 O3a do seller october u o. 7sdSl H. closing ~ "
seller "a OH HSl OjSs closing el W sh Z
hrmer with far export inquiry sales go push
Prime Canada 7Gc: bush Western 10 arrive
900 bush Re eced at 69c delivered BARLEY N Alt
pull. Two-4owed state, 72G Isc, S1Rowed DO 50 S5ee
irregular unsettled No is 1c lower 20 &c
ana other without decided change options
opened ga &c subsequently recovered ana anced
ti1ne closed steady at i &c under the M9hes pe5
moderate for export and home use and ai,y
active trade speculative account sales 9300 D1sn ~
fura
d63ec No g. J9 &C; Steamer Mixed at OF -2ci 10
> l2c elevator and store "a l4c adoaI VINE
3'sc closing 3lsci do seller July 63lsS65osc CLOS
ing C3ac do seller August, "a SC, closing o. c
do seller september, = 6594c, closing 90 -OAl
Market has declined and closed heavy at the inside
Drces sales bush future $4,000 bush. cash, in
Guiding Mixed 81 ac No 2, 81 l2c No quoted
}sc No. White 81 -. 40. ?, SO 2ci No. quoted Ic
Mixed Western 81 u S9e White DO % 5zei an 1
June 81 &C closing Sc seller July. 81 g 2c
CLOSING c.; August 80 80 2c closing 35e TO-
seller September. 3 l203Jc,. closing - l..
OuI Nv O C-rauI o % q ID. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20

atss ~ the Naval Academy upon their ASSIGNMENT 70 me
various corps The bill read third time ana pasSsu.
II provides that graduates OF the Naval academy
ton OF the six years cruise shall be commissioner eI
signs Of Navy and the grade OF junior enslep
missioned ensigns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20

MILWAUKEE June l9-Flour steady aud unchanged Wheat
weak No Milwaukee Cash, ga June so July 81 sci
ss9e Rye ar| No g4'e Barley quiet No S.,,
$40 90, cash sweet Picked Hams 1lh9l2 Hogs "a 20
90 Reeeps-Flour. - 600 bblsi Wheat $4,000 DuAhi
Barley 100 bush Shpnsnts-Fl0ur 10000 bOls, WI AZ
aTOU bGAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-20
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.

The Utah Mining Company has levied assessment Of
so cents per SHARE.
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THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 49,.
THE GENERAL LIST.