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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

s ssnse GsSa 900 ss Vs. RsansG oil = W.
saTg hence $1,000 cases Refined Oh. 3l93Sc BSE
MSS AYREs. British bark, from Brans"i'A' iT"''''
vs-PoRK-shippers sl holding on ,s and
the bnsness is made no lots needed BY me trads
The adVantsse IS . buyers and prices $40" Eg1s 70,
New do; Family Ness $40 and sls Is for Ciear H. IT,
Ms ggGg4 3 q ss G q aSc ans fs "a is r
81 so BEEFIIIas NOT Varied N pr n .l's ~ 50@sso
Extra Mes, l2 Packet 7 S.6 " o4 ss 4hA Seq
HAMs-Dul and generally steady PrTes pa aT9 as
ann and ea4er Wills Hams and shoulders ornz steady
rates SAFES 400 Picked Hams ~ ~ fIer Zones az
picked Belle, quoted 72a79c+ CITY Picsied shond1r.:
smo e Ia4is. a. > &c ia gain m Inyers long
Clear, soc. short Clear = SC Dress ZOO. are
Lent 10 Heavy averages . LARb-The spe dafoD was
a 5e 9 6a3 teT Vas SeenS Of about 35 points after
yard the West began TO 7tfe9stasp Sea 5s min sfSone
Contract grade on SPOT qnoed te sie. ~ to- /" ynt
49, Jay os &C.; e'2sE 1e SIS tcs september 800
closing y e sla 5gq ei r rSSSf SIZES 20 tss q
725a7 t0c Rehle dull C9ntnent gH S Ia v 5 if
me the market strictly ags gEes axe sed VT" M. T f
5n9s % Fglp Creamery Western 10 c
do 294 stae barry half hrtinf taov ana sT1
a2ic Western lnitlt On creamery r r. StrctlV cbe
ing steady Medium and Good qualities ia AI,i aa e4sy:
i.aer ~ q9o,eas5 % 3ce gKis l. q. Ncht SKINS
~ EGGS well sustained 70 the ate .tu,e a-
de1snd very good Ioc CANADIAN l7c Western IL
a. n &C. ,.,- ,.--. 49,, ,t,v
STEA Rim Duh and still tending in buyers tVof NiV
quoted al &C. sales 81 900 ID OleOmaI garne &C. - c.
TALLOW-Tsather weak, with llghl trailing tlims NiV
quoted AZ 63s d6 III Sc sales $4,000 n az -HC q
fRICF-Acifye and nrmer Domestic ~ &C.. Rango0n,
47.n5c Patna q &c. Java. 81 " 3 =.
sEEDSCOvcr quiet al S2G zoe limoihy qllst AZ II %
n Calcutta LiDsSed steady AZ - 30
SPICES-Duu ami generally unclaimed Pepper ~
I51.c for Black, for White NumG. LlVs'
a. soc Mace rs 37c. Cas-la, China Gao, saigon,
80 33c; Zanzibar Cloves lOLc; Ginger lOd lO2c Prmo
PmentO 3H5 &c.
sUGAR-Rsw easy; Fair Refining on the spot nomnay
Minds NuscOvadO ll-lDc.. -lp mus EN-
tfugai l6c Of option 300 tons FAR Ad.eo' ed2 sou.
Doe september 90 &C. Tor Dctooef.
and ; Sc FOR November Refined cut Loaf L9ci
Crushed. 7qc GRADUATED, 62A6 9l6c Cubes ~ 'sci
Nonld "A" 6S,d6 Lice; COnfectoners "a y f.L6c.;
Powdered "a n &C; standard a" 64c5 on "a 6s
aGc. White Extra &C, Z" 3'sno'4ci E1ua - 9s|
81 DC. &C" js05i.c.: Yellow, A DC
TOBA CC0-Seed Leaf quet and steady Western Tobacco
frer to-day sales $50 hhds Medium Leaf for september
3-I6G~lc. - ,,-.,...z-.-.
WOOI,-There absolutely nothing doing Manufacturers
mold amt holders down IN the depths 'tosAs
png and the reported financial troubles the ury
goods market by no means pleasant features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
TIE COCRTS.
DISCLOSING GRAVEL AND LOAN.


rrrr PARK BOARD INvEsTIGATION-MR. WALES
"worLDX'r STAND IT THE PAY-RoLLs.
President Viele. OF the Department OF GuDHc
rr sat in the witness chair before Justice Barrett III
+e supreme Court for three hours yesterday deruoo
and answered the questions OF James Y" ha"es
the nanagementOf the department s"'0
detailed account the street, drains ana al "OrA con-
200 with the boards management Of the Twenty-thrd
aud veutv-fourth Wards Tue witness was niefrOsaleu
bv Mr. Hawes and John =. Parsons, the couhsel vi '
commissioners took up the examination MI h@"e'
oh,ected To Mr. ParsOuss question a. 10 "he1nei INC
1,s uenartnent was managed at less expense III GER
tain directions than any other city department
rro matter was left 70 the decision OF Jusuce
I}rrett who had allowed the examination 70 proceed
tbout his actual presence. The grave used Oy tne ue
nartment General VeIe said. came from DahA mean
Peekskil because this particularly sharpcu' oo"
md free from loan. The gravel was ordered only Is
needed. because thereby double haulAge was
saved. ~,
Commissioner Salem II. Wales then took the stand lie
,ad that there we're iron bridges over the brou1
River in the othe department which shares the eA
,snse with the County OF Westchester about equauy'
Ar Wales was then led M0Iningsde PARK ana the
Pork Department circuit ardy jTaVSeu We D a,d ne
raj Viee the spring Or ISL nj - 80 ~
-. owing to an inferior grade Of gravel II was nee,
s,ary 70 scrape of and substitute Det'er sI""o
The firt break in the dead level Of gravel and loan N
Was made here by Mr. N9ies VIZ h v9gA Mr. HAYES
.aIied an "0ration" the manner III %ncd
"a, park Departunent had been aDsseu
- the attacks upon IT, "Itis shameful exclalmea MT
S,es III was poised in the midst Of dlsseI o
ms view of the matter. when Mr. HdWes Ptotc.s.eJJ
VIGOROUSLY Mr. Wales insisted that ne wouHh ie'an
= Mr. Rawes moved 70 strike out me o' NJ
~ nus resolution and MI Parsons insisted hlt n ,I
axes .boud be wiped out" to his address 10 MI
80. iTbe matter was finally dropped upon the promise
n Mr. Wales made his counsel, tnat ne Ho tn
Hold bis tongue" Mr.. Wales next said that tne
,'ner az uusKilled employees In the department MaS
Liter in winter than might be supposed necesssIy
he walks had to be Kept clear and the cutters open
80, ,neuss for Keeping the ice on the POhus IN sAst
rGer had al times high az $40 day a. Th
uea -, vvinter "a Ia summer was not re1hTeu. ny
orge.f force was employed In June july AussJ an ~
,,oobsr Mr. HAYES then took up tne pay =.
Psr.,,snt The volumes so stupendOus lnst
Ie could hardly hold up more than one sue Oh G
sales insiSfei thai Mr. HAYES was getIng an -
M and tnat the lawyer no mathe n%tlclAn ro
sould know better than 10 90 10 Work az he uu' AH
tearing goes today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
COURT On APPEALs.

SARATOGA, June 24.-The following is the
roprt NJ Appeals day calendar for June %:
Nos 2s2, 2s3, 234. 2s5, 2l9 239 1877 and 2SO
The following decisions were HANDED down;
Happening agt Arngt Hoyt agt me Hartford iIe IN
sttv of kingston aud AltbOuse agL sharp. Judgment
Tba People AT. Peek. Judgment affirmed. - 49,. -,
The People ag- Baker. Judgment re''rs"u anu H'" ~
In re water Of Amsterdam ORDER reversed
ar a. set aside with coat - bu ronean
before ~ DO appoln>l Ny 1ne Sapo
Eah, AT KOchler order reversed and Judgment eh'o
upon lteieee Underwent affirmed and Judgment
..ss a,,sred 40 the defendants the stipulation Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

CHICAGO. 2a-rhe visible supply OF grain June II
Wheat, lb4j3OOO bush; Corn. l,-btOOO push Osts
288lO00 bush' Rye 900 BUSH Barley SosoOo oush
quet and unchanged Wheat -nsettle owing 20 inc
condition Of affairs In Wall street but Withh the aE II
dylnced Sharply
good demand SALES ranged June. "a sGs5l4c, clos
ing go July, sjSss6iac., closing AT - sc. Au-
closing at ~ No chicago spring st' 20 closing
20 Corn QUOT hrmer prices closing &C over
yegtcray ranged CASH 6j1c June % 2pooc closing
&c. July. 5js055Lgc closing al bosc August oo't
pjBSc closing september Oo'4 o closing AZ
5do. All the Year, A. al W. closing a. 4c Oa's seshY
closing at 81 &c August q c2-c closing at ~ ~ s.
september 2bssa2b'4ci All the Year; ZOisa@of- he
dull Al "a 10 Barley dull and nominal az oOGb4c. te
cepts-Four 1000 Dbls Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn lo9Q0
Oush. oats ~ 900 oush 1900 bush Barley, OOO
bush Shlpments-Four 10000 Dblsi Wheat 2JJuO Ousi
Corn. 5000 bush. OatA 2ODO0O 0ush. hIe AIO Dushi
Barley 1900 bush-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

SOME PEOPLE LIKE 1T LAID on WITH TEow-
RL.-Mrs. PonsOnby de TOmkyns: Dear Lady Gups how
charmingly Miss Gulps plays Mrs SOapley twho knows
perfectly welD what! Is that lovely child AT the
piano your daughter. Lady tups To be ought 70
have guessed il from the likeness! But to think that
you've already got daughter grown MP LADY
Ciulps: shes my Cranddau .hter. il YOU please BY
the bye. Mrs soapey the Bishop and Lady selma are
coming 10 dine with Wednesday. II VIII give me
much pleasure il YOU" etc. etc Mrs p. dc T. not in
1t this time. l-[Punch
The wages of sin nowadays depend a great
deal the wealth of the bank and the chance that the
cashier has Boston Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

MFrAIs-On' Change Iron weak and dull at sl7e0s1sls
for eridcates dull weaker with spot quoted az
lsjO1lgc futures l. 20 ls45c. Tin Plate nrner spot
closing 81 % Copper very dull and heavy Lead Hat
speltcr Neglected.
New orleans. 30 a 56c. , -.
NAVAL srORES-Sprits Turpentine was steady on the
spOt 81 n 81 &c Resins were arm Tor Ue
higher grades the grades irregular strained
Good strained at 81 2-LGel u = Tar and fch quot
and unchanged.
OIS-Ony jODbing movement IL reported, ana
recent prices essentially unchanged.
OCEAN FREGGHrs-Q continues on. the berth
though small business at nrner Islcs ~
tonnage made public and the rates p1
were on a higher basis BERTH ENGAG LINEN II -
FRPOOL steam a., 900 bush. Grain 3D. o'OW DoAes
Cheese 30 300 packages Butter AS od LuV oa,e
Hemp 3Os % Cotton. 552t for COmptesseh anu
SID UncOmpressed LA SEQ W steam uOv ou
Gram 89.d 100 Beef 3s 3D. 2oO boxes Sneosc Aus
- BRISTOI. steam. 700 sacks Flour, l9s iOO 10 10
lSs od rs bbs Cd Lard at 20 od per Ton
BORDEAUN st.am, 10 900 bush Grain, tc.-b hf M y,
steam 100 bbls Lubricang OH SO pfennlngs 90 Leces
SyTup private terms de- Castings so pfennngs Auu Oos
Whiskey private 225 hhds Tobacco 2Of2l MARKS
4lO baes DO Si4 do do marks - Ahi t-fsS-
TRIESTE Belgian ship from Philadelphia, iouO DOS Re
dned OIL private terms III u ME- German snip hence
jOO bbis Crude oil Is Cd kt British DARK
hence bb. Rehped on "a 'Di GA i1lan
brig hence 100 bbs Refined Oh, 2slO ld-.... BALTIC,
Norwegian bark hence 500 bss Rennsd on 90 NorweS
hba do do 81 ... CONSrANTlNOPLE, Austrian bark.
hence 20 900 cases Refined OF, 20c.... BREMEN, LON
Don or ANTWERP, German bark, rom Philadelphia 'OVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
CLOSING p1ICES 1g CILIF)svIL Stocks
SAN FkAN-Gsr). June 24, 1896
TIE PETkOLEEn AARKEE.

NEw-IORk. June ~.
The net result of the fluctuations III prices at
the Petroleum Exchanges to-day was IN advance OF 4a
and ~ cents Uhe the NewYork and the second
figures at Consolidated board from the final quo
tatious yesterday. The opening was strong at bo'2
cents. but free realzatons and tue opposition OF
the 'bears" carried prices down to 56l2 cents
The result Of this movement was 70 check the
covering OF shorts" and To induce fresh sales
by the bears" This, in its turn contributed to
the early afternoon reaction TO 619 cents. From
this point there decline to o9l9
cents, but the final dealings we're marked by
strong tone and the market to 644 cents,
the final figures AZ the Consolidated board being shade
under the be. quotations OF the day Inc market ended
excited and strong. Carrying rates stiu Indicate
scarcity of certificates and large demand Tor DooWhg
hut further advance prices (Thlch ID more IMAM
probable II the shorts scared into covering Will
bring considerable long stock upon the market
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as lo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
,rvr srocK MARKErs-sY LEGRApr.

Br-FpALo June % -Oqre-ReceDts TO-DAY 3oj head total
FOR week thus FAR lasr week. 400
head consigned through 3l market weak al Mondays
shsep-RcceiDs to-day 500 head total FOR week thus Ear
500 head, time ast week 300 heai coDslghsi
through i cars market quet aud weas Common
10 FAR 7jdS3 o. Good 10 Choice - oJ4el 40 spring
Lambs - > n IS -
gogs-Receipts to-day. 200 head total '0r week thus
far l~Llu head: time last week j 900 neal;
consigned through cars Good Choice Workers - 40
Il r5 ~ Light Mixed - 90 go 2j Good Mediums. - 800
- 80 Pigs - 80 D%1 90. -,
CHICAGO June = 3e Dr0rsrS J0urnU reports HJgf-Rs-
ceDts $1,000 head; shipments 1900 neat MAJ Aet -esiy
and "a Toe higher Rough Packing - - - Packns
ard Shipping - GSj 5O Light 81 OasJ 800 skps IS 10
cIts-Receipts 5000 head. shipments 1000 head. mar
ket firm aud active, Exports, - iOaF, yf GOOD, 70
Choice Shipping 81 OO0S3 sos Common % Medium - Id
- .. -.
Stesp-Receipt 1000. shpments market slow:
rn.eror to FAIR 3OGS3 80; Medium % Good, - %
= ~: Choice % Extra. - OUds1 90. a., ,..
ST. Louis. June 34-Cqte-Receipts 500. shipments
- market dll Exports. S6 50 ass .. Good 20 Ch'ce
ShippluQ OO0 Sd; Common 10 Medium. = - - @
Grass Natives, II jOGt5j 81; Grass Texans - 900
~ - 49, c., .. Ns.sir,,
SiSeo-Rceepts. 100. shipments; Common 10 Nediun'
:. p u 80 40. liOld 20 ChDce, - > as 90 -..
HJgs- Receipts, $500 shipments 900. nlaieeO tuES
Workers. 50 III - 20 Packing ~ SJaeJ % eay 70 ~
10 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. jane 4-BEEVEs-Receipts were so cars
Mr. Eastman cars3l were for .sugherer.
and single car oa for the MARKET NO trade ana 40
Native sides in moderate request al % Tor common %
Prime and little Poor quality went as low as &C. le1An
No shipments Of Live stock or Fresh Meat to-day
The 0regoa . 20 sa 5 52@9Fo" with oo quarters Of Dei
VEs@Receipts were i 10 head mainly Washington
Market The few reported at about yesie day,
quotations Pr Jersey Neas sold at a. &c aad rev
Dressed calves ow and about per lower than last FRI
day Dressed veas started Of at lie FOR Prime s9ek
0o5. are Ole for poorest to best Country Dressed
sold &c downward and Dressed ButtermuS- At &c
do ~ n az 7c. do l3 u. at &c Buttermik Caves lsl
q Collins sold: "a Mount Holly Calves. 200 Z. ate
J. ; Richardson & Co sold: jersey Neals Extra I'D
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Receipts we're loA2 cars OF 2ls;
head d at Jersey City cars At 6Ols anu = car 40
Pennsylvania Road Trade dun and the demand I'M @ Fitn
sp weak and Of LAMBS owe" moor % Prime ohsra
Lambs 5 &c and Common - Extra Jerseys az SIC
Dressed Mutton slow &c few carcasses selling up %
DC bar not them quotable az that hgnre
Lambs dull and dropping at a nc Tor Ordinary 10
saies-Dnenbacx & Dewey sold AS Tennessee Lambs 81
''Hauenbeck Davis sold: 80 Kentucky sheep POOR a
No. at 1852 do, 70 ID at sc; I63 KENTUCKY Lah) % ID
Newton Got sold. TOT Kentucky Lambs 81 n: At .c
y < Pdcock sold 100 Virginia Lambs "a 70 at 7c 32s do
80 10 5Lc - virginia sheep - n ar &C. , ~ ~ a.
4c 30 Kentucky Lambs few sheep 81 b. at 5'c IL Wess
J + Ssder & Co sold SO Ohio sheep 70 n AZ 5i4c.
4 collins .od: 40 Jersey Lambs, s. p. al re.
W Appeget & 20 sold is Jersey Lambs Extra 81 D. az
Eyeriti ( 60 sold i Jersey La@bs 81 n. at &C
: Riclarison 20 sold 10 Jersey Lambs averaging 70
HoGsSkecepts we're 80 cars 6.5o2 head cars ~
40ths II at Jersey City No trade IA Live hog"
to i Esht sell hF at 9sS'nSS1 'D'' A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
, urDCNFvr AGAINST c. K. GARRISON.

A Judgment of So, 900 in favor OF the Broad
ray National Bank promissOry note OF the ri''s
,urg Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company lndorseu
Nv { X Garrison, W. q. A G. n Andrews and anotnei
s,s taken by default yesterday supreme Court IN
st1t begun June g. against G. k Garrison and W y
kndrews. The suit served and the Judgment "|A
aken against Nj Garrison alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

GCNNY BAGGING- Domestic dull az 9L29ll l2c
Hay AND STRAW-Receipts OF Hay have been consid
eraby lighter Trade fair and the tone nrIeI StaW II
PRIME Tmotby 7Odg6c Glover, mixed. 500GDe; Clover
40 soc. shipping Grades soc. otraw-NO kye' soc:
Short do. 90 d65c.; Oat. 80 G4!c 80 o, 49,. ~
HEMP III, -Iute Butte. dull at 2Isq2sc; Manila Hemp
higher. 900 sold at SO. or sisal Hemp 1000
bales sold at lsc. --... -. I'll.
Hemock sole and AIMED ami steady undertohe 70
prices noticed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

The cearancss in OH City 6,592,oo0 and in Brad
ford 4, 49,, 900 barrels. 49,
Reineo oil was advanced Il Of cent per gallon to re
cents York and rs Philadelphia and Baltimore
BRADFORD, Penn. June 24.-Crude oil opened weak
and broke rapidly during the first hour but toward ~
o'clock values became rmsr and there was an Almost
unbroken advance to the close; trading was specially
,c,,y dr,p the Iast bo,r Total runs Monday FL OoI
bbs total shipments, 56.773 Dbls.; charters l-oo0
bos elearances, 4.934 900 bbls United ripe Line GER
ncates opened 90 and closed at 6J's highest price
"a; lowest, Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
MERCHANDISE.


MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Excess OF imports s59.6I5s75 sJ0.I6t734 S327295ol
The stock Exchange markets to-day yet feyerish
unsettled and irregular. The stock speculation aIIer
frequent and sometimes wide fluctuations, finally IN the
last hour made smart brush that left values at the
close generally materially hgher than they were yester
dav But the dealings developed features There was
a halt in the liquidation that dates from the moment
when the failure Of Messrs. NJ Morgan's sons was an
nounced strong effort TO lift values and general COW
shorts because the decline IN price stayed inc
advances OF the day show marked irregularities IN the
various movements that probably indicate the relative
amount OF "short" interest there this morning out
standing IN different active sOcks But the top OF
the advance few instances gives figures equal TO
those at yesterdays opening As on last Saturday Della
ware Lckawauna and Western was the special feature 0
the day II early advanced from los and lOola cash
and later sold back 10 1914, and afterward rose u
Io69lO5a Yet total business In the stock amounted
only To 81 400 shares The lending rate for the STOCK
wa about u per cent but In the sales market there were
all sorts OF fancy differences recorded between cash and
regular Missouri Pacific attracted little OF general at
tention but ts price from 80 to s4s and then after
% closed at g3a Union, with sales OF sJOOo
shares led the market in point Of activity IL dechAed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
MINES AVID MINING.

SlLEsIr TIE yEGTOsI uTVIyT EXCHANGE
NEw-YoGK. June "a, 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

The business in rate bonds was confined TO sales Of
e3~ Tcnncssec compromise 80 4oI2 TO- ana IN Guy
bank stocks the Only transactions in American TX
The general market for railroad bonds made only feeble
response o the better Of the share market Chesa
pelke and Onto s. series A. recovered only 3prr cent 10
o series r were a higher ~ - and currency 0wereu no
per cent AZ - Erie second consos rose Is 10 Dds MIS-
souri, aud Texas first consol- declined per cent
IN = and recovered 10 20 Rome WaterrOwn and Os-
drnsburg cousOl d % liz O~er than the IA
previous sale. st. Louis and Iron Mountain 35 decnel
per cent to 3d. East Tennessee. Virginia ana Georgia
consol So were off 4 AZ 3d. but the incomes were up
per cent AZ l., West -hore and Buffalo 5s rose from
3-l- to iOi-63ga Missouri Pacific cOusolS declined 10
and closed AT % or B. than the Last price or me
stock ST. Paul rsts Pacific ana Western DIVISION Wcro
lrc .. we're 10 lovor an ssh Northwestern debenure
- steady 9O9 and Omaha consos were down 10
1O0l2 l0lL. Denver and RIO irande cons0is ie per
Kansas Pacific consos were mp per cent aI
g. Union Pacific hr,s after los at 03+ were up = per
cent. Central Pacific rsts at lOsl2 were y owcr
Texas and Pacific hrsts Rio Grande division. were
steady ut 3-2a3-It; Northern Pacific hrsts recovered
~ 90l-; Oregon Railway and Navigation lrsts were
of Ia at 1903 and NewOrleans and Pacific hrsts were
The sub Treasury to-day lost balance S223.l1s
made up by com loss OF S5l&i17 less cur
reduced $4,000 by the retirement OF tndt dholnl
OF gold certificates. The days operation coy
rencv balance $500 .g24 com balance 412l,liil9-
The local money market to-day worked easier The
principal business in cal loans was at to per &c n eA
ceptionally AT per cent and ~ az per cent
Tie Clearing House statement to-day was az IoIo"s'
The United .tttes Treasury AZ Washington to-day re-
ceved S693,O0O National bank notes for redemption
revenue receipts Sl20.41-.
The foreign Exchanges are badly demOrazed and rates
to-day were AL AZ The alleged cause FOR the con
dltion of the market the marketing OF large amount
ot borrowed bills. For actual business the quote
tons are about "a fDIcw4: Bankers bills - y =
and p S3l for long and short sterling respectively
5225. and j2OIs for francs S4s at - for reichdrAs
10 and lOl- FOR euII,lers.
In London British cOuso=, for money, were ll6 lower
90 1916 aud for account were steady al 700 I-l6'
United state. bonds were not quoted. American ra-
WAYS were the opening the decline. iooW-
ing after hose in the home markets OF yesterday AZ
the oh here
better midday prices Bur the London quotations today
~ usual rule below the equivalent Of American concur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


rosrox Tuno 2ll3l0 D. m -Consols lj-l6 FOR money
and ll6 accounts Atlantic aud Great Western
Grs- Mortgage Trustees Certificates. - Erie. l. D. DO
second Cou-o- 5iio SewNork Central 80; Illinois ZEN
.r, 1fg PsuusvlvAntl oh Ordinary, oJt Can
.,ll,n Pacific. f.it tOInmOn, GA.
PARIS iyices quote rhree Per Cent Rentes at n
francs ~ crntme. for the account.
Amount of Du.IJu Nithdrawn from tho BANK OF
FugIaud On la to-day EO,OoO ,.-.---
30 D. m-Atlantic and Great western FIRST mortgage
TrIsfee. Certificates "a Erie l3'- do second NOn-oi7
81 Ssw-TorG central 93l Illinois Central ll6 Penn
svlv1ula - Canadian if'- ST Paul Common u3 =.
u u-Par'- alyIcc- iuor Three Per Cent Ienes AZ y
francs IS ccutmrs tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
Actual Sales. 1

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE a.
TIE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTOY STOCKS
B1-rJV limo . 4 =
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIJ STOCKS
ReDorted bg JOIN H. DAVIS & CO., L Wntst.
TUESDAY. June PAP. N.

TUESDAY. June Dap. NJ
The Custom House returns Of the foreign movements or
merchandise al this port FOR last week show an ex-
cess Of s11IO72O in imports exports against ex
cesses OF s3sssjsO for the week OF 1883 and OF
s945.7s5 for the week OF 1882. The imports or
last week (Ss,ssl, SOD were Sl41i35l less than
for the week of l-s3, and Sl,722,35s greater than
for the week OF 1882 tho exports (S"''II'p were
q asa 200 greater than for the week OF 1883, and
q 40 23 greater than for the week OF 1ss2 For the
twentvdve weeks OF this year the imports OF merchan
disc exceed the exports S70672,l0s, which is Sl97O6
255 greater than the Of 1888 and Is 03SO3
less than the excess the period OF lss2 The re-
sutng balances after deductng the specie movements
on the OF twenty-five weeks for three years. are
shown in the subiOned table:
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

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