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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June ll.-l230 D. m.-Cotton quiet Middlns
Upands T-l0d do. orleans, vl6d sales 5000 baes
Guiding 600 bales for speculation and export receipts 1000
bales American Futures quiet Uplands Low hiddlne
clause and July delivery 2564d also 24e4d also
/ 2S-64d: do July and August delivery. 26-64d; also
954d do August September delivery. sO.64d.; also
90 64d; 2s6+di DO september and october delivery.
64d also "a 64d october and November delivery,
iO8ld; l564d do December and January delivery,
9-84d; do. september delivery, 3264d.
Tenders OF deliveries az todays clearing were 300 bales
new docket and 800 Dales old docket
D m-CotOn-rhe sales day included 800 bales
Amencan. Futures steady Uplands Low Middlng clause
June delivery 2464d buyers do June and July delivery
240ld buyers. do. July and August delivery 2e-64d
sellers; August and September delivery 2864d buyers
do september and october delivery 2764d buyers,
october and November delivery 1854 sellers do Noven-
Der and December delivery l064d buyers December
and January delivery IOoAd buyers do. September de-
livery 80 B4d sellers.
Ip -Cotion- closed steady, Uplands Low Md
ding clause delivery 25-64d sellers; June and
delivery 2s64d sellers; do July August delivery,
2664d buyers do. August and September delivery 3O64d
do September and october delivery 264d sellers;
do. and November delivery, l6.64d buyers do.
and December delivery, l0-04d buyers DO. De-
I'D January delivery lO6Ad buyers do September
delivery 32-64d. buyers
eALvEsros June 1-cotron quiet; hiddhng. lls< Low
baes Exports CoAsws 1872 bales Sales 765 bales
5.63l balea
SAVANNAH. June ll.-cottSn quiet; Middng llis Lew
Midling lOa Good Ordinary. l0x net and recepts
90 bales Exports Coastwse 422 bales sales 800 bales
NEw-onLRASs June ll-cotton quiet; Middlins uss Low
Mddling. IL Good Ordinary loA net recspts 80 bales
O4 bales Expors Great Britain col bales
wise 500 bales sass 1000 bales steck lol 2Sl bAsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
THE COURTS.
THE PARK DEPARTMENT TO DE EXAMINED.

THE PARK DEPARTMENT TO BE EXAMINED
1t was reported in the Court House yesterday
that an application had been made TO Justice Lawrence
in Supreme Court Chambers for an order compelling the
PARK Commissioners appear for an examination into
their MANAGEMENT of the Park department The spph-
cation was said to have been made by Elliot sandfora ID
behalf of five responsible taxpayers who in accordance
with statute and on sufficient undertaking have the
right at any time to demand such investigation Jus
tee Lawrence declined In the matter on the ground
that Commissioner Ofe is a cousin OF Mrs Lawrence
M gandlor declined give any information Ia the mat
- vesferdav adding however -: not the attorney
~ the cass and wa. called only advisory counsel
REGARDING the correct form of the papers cannot teu
Won now what the nature OF the application is.
t was learned from other sources that the appcaOn
xas renewed Yesterday before Justice Barrett, VINO re-
served his decision Justice Barrett saidfate In the after
hoop that he should render MS decision TINS morning.
learned however that the motion was oasei on tue &c
sire Of faxuayers-the statute number OF nve MAKING me
Observation-Disclosures a thorough investigation OF all the
,ksiTs and exDspditures OF the Park Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NETWORK, June II.

NETWORK, June IL.
As the figures Of the National Transit Com
pany which controls tine United Pipe Lines for May
1850 are not available no comparison can be made be-
tween the monthly reports for this year snd last As
Stunning that the net stocks Of the Transit Company were
about 600 barrels year it may be roughly es
tmaed that the of that company May 81 were
about 100000 barrels in Of the amount Of the
combined holdings Of the Transit Company and the
United Pipe Lines year previous Combining the re-
nort of the two companies we find that the figures for
Nav 1854 inst published, show the following changes
from Aprfl: Increases dn barrelsl gross stocks,
543.555; sediment and surplus, 2o6569 net stocks,
sss.9se; certificates outstanding 69l,O2l; receipts
gG 4s6; deliveries 1876 76O The only decreases shown
were 354 OBS barrels in credit balances TO producers and
ga barrels in the excess Of receipts over deliveries
For comparison the statements lin barres for the last
,hrea nonths nj lSs4 are annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
SARATOGA, June 1.-THE following is the
Court of Appeals day calendar for June 12
Nos DOG POI EOS, 21O 2O9. PA. 2l6 and 2l7.
corRT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

.,,vRvxr CouRr--CRANBERs-Befo lawrence, JNos 49,
sS 80 90 81 81 141 l6l 22O 22S 24o 245 zoo |oS 2oO
172 ga, 275, 276. Assessment eases.
suPeEME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERA-PARr L-Beiore Anure"s'
st;rsRns CouRr-sPEcIAL TERM-PART II-Before Pratt
JNNos Az 500 4B6, $50, $40 4G9 40 4s4 6dS 10 J.
20 4l0 AGO at 29 6O7, OIL, 2l2 49, I9s ooo 49,
COS. - - u no,oro par.t.
NJ Ia0 ara lGTO 1906 2735 b26, 1880 291e 2s94, 222
fo25 1870 sb4 1912 $40. 1888 1914 1915, 1915 I52I
s,ppREHg CouRT-CIRcUIT-PAR IIBeiore Van BInnt =
Noe 29 cs 81 2o 1858 1000 5063 2o65 20SI $685.
50Gg 2OS7 2O6s 2Oee, 2O70. 207l, 21l2.
s,,spuR CouRr-CIBCUIT-PART IlL-Before Donohuei j.
NO. i0s 1855 447 6O7 1868 1913 "a l6ls l3iS Idzd
i5Is 1868 1866 1857 isQ 1872 tsSi sy 1889 1879 iS5
1877 1881 is 1855 1913 - i7Ss 265 Soa 100
2o7s 2O7s 2Os0 2osi 20s2 2ooS 2os4@ Zoso Zoso Zoo
sTRpoeArKs CoURr-Before Rollins s.wi Of Magdeana
sPgEoR coUFr-sPEcIAL TERM.-Beore Van Worst, J-No
SuFTsioR couRr--EoUrrY TERN-BefOre sedgwick C. j.
Nos. ~. Is 10, ~. 81, 81, 49, -, 80 80.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRAL TRRM-PAhI I-Beiore freeann ~
INos Pr "a 2ol $685. 100 CO., 1904 '4%' '1V' 'O ''
SUPERIOR coUEI-TRIAL TERM-PART II-Before ooorman'
suPERIoR couRI-TuAL TERM-PART III.-Before Ingra-
CossoS PLEAs-sPEcIAL TKn-Before Van HOesen, j.
Coahos PLEAs-EQUrY TEaM-Before Allen mos 8, 10,
16 -
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL rERN.-PART I.-Beiore Beach j.
Nos 7O5 500, $40 l4 SIS, 40l, e75 3O2 403 503 ST.
b4l GAS e44. S46. $40. $50.
coaaes PLRAs-rRlAL TsRn=PA.I IIs-Before DAILY j.
boz $685. 9ol, e55, $50 -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
Awe s1ocK MARKErs-nY rELEaRAPH

BUFFALO June IL Cattle Receipts today 90 head total
week thus far 440 head: time last week. 6sC
head consigned through 1855 cars only one car on sae
feeling weak.
5000 head for time last week 500 head consigned
through, IL market active and eaeier common
Fair 81 50aS4 O0 Good ~ Choice 81 2osso OO spring
Lambs 50 5OQS6 70.
far 1900 head for same time ast week 20ooO head
through l07 Good 10 Choice Workers 50 90
Gs1 70 Lght Mxed, 90 lO4s5 20 Good Mediuns 81 AOs
IS 30; Pigs 81 65 ass 90.
CaicAG6 June II-as Dropsrs Journal reports HogsRs
ceips 23OO0 head; shipments 900 head market dun
and lower, Rough Packing. s. 20aS5 5Oi Packing,
and shipping s. $685. 80 LgnL 50 lOGso TO- sps 81 oo
as4 TO-
weak and lower Exports, 90 6OGSB 800 Good 70
Choice shipping 81 l0asd AL Common " Medium 70 Vos
81 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

hundred sixsynfh and s
sss IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and also on the line on .ne
s,srhan Randi Transit Railway The neghboreooa -
smnned with water gas and police service ane tne oss
are ready building The terms VIII ee ~ 81 , hs
balance Of the purchase money July ~ Blu, o. per
cent may remain on bond and mortgage Pc eSno ~
over hs property part Of one Of the osae ee'atss
In Westch hester County. ft was purcnasea Irom INC
ssns nv Edward Jessnp and John Richardson Jointly,
in the middle OF the seventeenth century and the pur
shsss WA aftervard confirmed by Crown patent 10
Ssee Tt WAS the homestead OF William W. Fox, rom
xsom n takes its name The name Fox Corners
crtSfnated IN 1850 from the fact that the intersection
ths nresepf Westchester-avc. with the Hnnrs foint
and West Farms Road the meeting point OF Inc
North Riding hounds The old inn, licensed IN 1850,
stiIl stands near this point being used as dwenng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. June IL. 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-Yonx. June 1 1. 1884,

COFFEE-spot higher, at 10c. for far saes lSOo
bags Tyeho Brahe" SOS santos ictisn asI OK 90
24O "Oibe-o" $50 Rosse sold private terms Up
tons opened Is points higher but lost most q the %
later. Sales 10000 closing barely steady A. ne
lowing prices. June sos July, s36 u.s. A9fns" No
vember s.7osss5 December s75Gs.s6 bid and asked
Mild grades active very firm prices sales ~
and 400 mats Java $500 bags Maracaibo ana LOU -
American private The Holland sale went on q.
ac above the valuations Maracaibo, ss9IZ2ci JAS Al
a 1c. ...-
CoTToN-spct Cotton UNCHANGED fairly acive am 600 for
Sales i67 bales Il 60i last evening including zyuV o V
export and 267 for spinning Delivered on contc e9S
bales Receipts at the ports today DOB eacs asan' WV
this day last week and 3,42S last year. ~.
suoaens according TO American cassihcansa ars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Bow-wow.-M. Pasteur, of Paris, officially
himself 20 have discovered infalibe cure
for hydrophoba This treatment consists OF three suc-
eessiye inesustions Of the hydrophobie virus mme-
diately after the bite" Let us trust this intelligence Is
not good 70 be May wehops that II is
hoax and win not prove to have been Of those
canards tbat occasionally ny across the chsnnelf His
IDoply like the old "mornins after remedy, when the
eLippy who could strike matches on bis tongue"
sAs recommended take hair OF the dog that bit
him" heard that II infallibe recipe for
'be cure Of that sort OF phobia--tPunch.
A MoMEsT0Us QUESTION: hear your
master extracts teeth without painv without payn'
Do no. air. His charge Ii i've shillings p-lPuneh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
rrpopsAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roypoy June l1-1230 p. m-CCnsos 100 FOR money and
M lar tGn account United -Four and Hall Per
cent Bonds 1875 Atlantic and Great Western FIRST Mortgage
Trnstees certificates 80. DO second MorGage g;kre q
10 second Consos 5ja New.York Central, lO41 Illinois
Central I2OlE Pennsylvania sos; Reading l2A2 Mexican
ORDINARY. 4O 1t. Paul Common, I32 -.--.
93O d. m-Pars avlces quO'e Three FER cent hehteS ~
10 francs : = confines Tor the account.
states Four and lialf Ter cent bOnus
1889 Atlantic and Great Western FIRST MORTGAGE trustees
fert6caea 3I Erie II &. do second COnGOls, J0 New
YoF Central "a n Illinois Central 100 Pennsylvania - u
Reading II u; Mexican Ordinary SO Canadian fAcnc
100. st Paul Common. 1Z4 -, NJ .,
2 D. m-Ille amount Of bullion gone INTO tue Bank OF
Eng and on balance to-day is 10000. % 49,.
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes az ~ francs
cepfs for the account and exchange on London at 20
francs III centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

snssp-Recetpts 1000 shipments, II narkst slow
Fair az f3 2b Medium TO Good. % 100
"a rs, Choice Extra ~ 25ds4 rs.
ST. LOUIS June ll,-CarIs-ReeeiDts 800; shipments
1000 market higher Exports s6 709s7 00 Good 70 Choice
Shipping 50 256s0 So Common TO Medium, 20 269S9 20
Corn fed Texans 81 1865 so; Grass Texans, % 500
81 60
Shsep-Receipts $50, shipments 21O0; market steady
Common TO Choice Clipped, 81 eS4 2S Texans zOVs
50 rs.
Workers. SIS 30SS545 Packing So 10as5 50 Heavy S. 400
R6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

CINCINNATI June II qnlet Mes; ST. gOI
shanIdsrs 81 25 shertrb So 60 Bacon arm shouiaerA
al ~ shorrb 50 ~ "a Short Clear ss 90 h2ss M ~
ma Irh a 2O Packing and Butchexs 20 w
az 80, recslrs 800 head shipmsats. slO head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
WEDNESDAY. June LIP. NJ.

The directors Of tho Western Union Telegraph Company
today declared the usual quarterly dividend the com
panys stock per cent for the quarter TO end June
80 PAYABLE July Is. The transfer books will close June
20 and reopen July q The usual quarterly statements
were presented board The revised statement for
the quarter ended March 81 shows that the estimates for
that quarter were that the so-caed sur
plus at end Of that quarter was S4Oi9sls instead
Of 81 O947I1 as was estimated in the statement made
March 70 The following comparative statement shows
the figures of the estimate Of March II and the corrected
figures furnished to-day:
Quarter ended Estimate Of March Actual by report
81 1854 IL, 1884, June II, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Surplus of March 81. 1854 81, O94,7l1 s4,U4VoIo
The estimated for the current quarter to END
June 30 gives the revenue" at 100000 so that
the estimated surplus for the quarter after the payment
NJ 81 per cent dividend, is $206200, and that despite
an increase Of for interest charges per quarter
because Of issue of $l,OoOOOO OF bonds But tha'
srnlus ia deceptive II is equal to scarcely one
ha nj the average Of necessary expenditures for con
,ction account which by the old method sof making
fine companys reports included as part Of the quar-
terlv expenditures The following table compares tho
estimated figures the current quarter to end June ~
with the actual the corresponding quarter OF 1888
ActuaI 1888 Estimated 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

State bonds were entirely neglected and the quotations
cv bank socks and the bidding and asking prices for
them generally were wide apart -. .ho
dealings in small amounts covered large number OF Is
Erie second consOs declined from 542 10 % 9os
0gdensburT S. were OF 3, at 6si Chesapeake and Ohio
currency 6s fell from "a to 3ll9 canada i1 ~
10 East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consoIs rose
50lg SO, and the incomes were per cent hner
49, but the method by which the last adya VIZ
made not an encouraging feature the orders evidently
to pay high price for the bonds as possible !et
interest on East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
consol IS will be paid from the actual e9rnihgs
were of per cent at 70 West shore first IS were com
paratvey steady II a4Oasa41 against Az yester
day. Pacific consos continued 10 be weak ana
declined to o. Central and Hudson consolidated -
sold 1872 and the unsecured 5s at the srprlsing
Of 1913 104q Lake shore consoS sold az iiygats'
and Michigan Central SIS 1902 at LOG. 50 Paul nrsts
Southern Minnesota DIVISION were of = at lO94i. SoPLm
into and Quincy debenure s were up 4 at 929 Toledo
and Wabasi 1rsts ST. Louis division sold at S90ss-a
simply reflects fear OF any possibilities
under the present msnagcmsnt OF the WABASH an H0
system Denver and RIO Grande first eonso IS maue no
further decline under 46, and rsts, Western extension
steady AZ abeut 30 Kansas Pacac eonsos W onS
frts Rio Grande division held steady after yesterday
declines Northern Pacific nrsts were OF ls at lOl e.
81 and Fort Worth and Denver fell from 80 10 56s57
The -ubTreasy lost on balance SgSe $50 maze up
by losses OF Sl76ss0 currency and $4,000 con; -z
The DAYS operations covered; Receipts, Ss12,924
pavments. Sl.752434 Currency balance, 3D. 4o,So'i
coin balance Si26.9O0,J07 -,
The local money MARKET, az usual ruled easy Tor can
loans at per cent the exceptions We're IL anu
per cent ana the closing rate was per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was az !olloWs
Exchanges, So sG7 SOY; balances, S3,s712l9
The United states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
ceived 1902 600 National bank notes for redemption;
The customs receipts S56l0Ts, and the internal
revenue receipts -226,6S5. A. -
The foreign exchanges dull hut rates are firm Tor
business at quotations follows: Bankers BUS - ri4
and - s64 for long and short sterling respectively
s. 1875 and 17is for rancs 9las and S45 Tor felch-
marks; 10 and 4Ois for guldera. -.
In LONDON BRUSH cOnsOls were stronger at 100 TOT
money and JIG for account United states bonds
were weak al 1924 Is, aud ll2 for 425 Inc mar
ke for American railways all lower after the fashon
of Yesterdays lower markets but the feature was tnat
generally handsome profits below the
enuivaeut OF homo prices The Bank Ot England gained
cents declined TO 79I5 and sight exchange on London
ruled at o. 81 francs TO the Z.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND IT. PAUL
FIRM a99 s9} 5ds st3s SSS
CHICAGO, MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL AND OMAHA
lsi rpc u IN NH Tnpe sss79j s96lO0 sll840O
Jan l to June ~. 1,9i27G6 2Ol5,O03 22s2iOO
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
FG3s5 IA. s s a5 85 5!53$$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FRRsH.
al. tfsrAOINlaF IhA

Strawberries plenty and very irregular The bulk OF re
cepts from south Jersey Maryland very
small poorI these have 70 generally g wagon boys az
quart and soft lots have sold even lower
good enough for shippers use and sell mp 20
9d1 but very few Prime Upper Jersey Wilson berries sell
duncan bring Some fancy varieties Of very large
ns berries from Staten Island and nearby Jersey points
which sell AZ exeme prices 70 fancy trade Chertes sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Uniting the May reports OF the National Transit Com
pany and the Tdevater Pipe Line, comparison with
Transit Companys statement alone The figures OF the
two corporations for April and May 1884, are az FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Receipts the week 1927 pkgs Exports 40s5 The
market active and armer Arrivals continue liberal
deal OF the stock being put away IN cold storage
under instructions shippers and there considerable
specu ative demand the local market The movement Is
chiefly fancy goods gr which approach closely to
fine Improvement 10 noted IN nearly all kinds state
Creamery pals could probably be Job0ed at 22l9e very
fancy do much exceed the wants OF the
grocery trade Extra Western sells promptly at 202021e
and Frsts zoe Exporters have orders for
fine quality az 10 l9c but are unable to DO much business
generally ask Oc 20 the class OF stock shippers
want some Ordinary Creamery selling at L lSc Sweet
cream Creamery doing little better at the close though
would be effect important sales at zoe. State
Daryn small supply tine quality inquired for and might
quotations Receivers have been able 20 Keep
the medium grades fairly well cleared by accepting mod
crate prices TOO little Extra Welsh arriving TO establish re-
liable quotations few Ordinary Prime lots received
and sell in the quoted Imitation Creamery has fairly
sasfac0rY the basis OF l6Ulc for Fine Sc
ectOns OF Dairy have reached 1c but for best
invoices l66 Ice IL the current rate Factory pen
tier and Full Iowa stock Is not SalaDle above
4 end very OF the Ohio Indiana goods exceed 13c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Tor the week ending June TO- 1884,


Receipts for the 1877 bbs Peas 1890 bush
ExpOrts-Beans, "A pigs. Peas. 2O69 bush Imports
$50 bags Beans tlte Marrow having export de
mand the market little rmer sales have
been made at 81 S5 free on bsrd in io0bng way fancy
stock reaching So scarcely any choice medium heres the
trade however being supple largely with foreign Pea
plenty very dull hite Kidney seldom inquired TOT
held about steady stock light Turtle soup
dull Foreign moderate JObbing demand at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Receipts for week 9O27l pkgs The market ruled steady
B2dl7c for Western until the close OF last week. wen
weakness developed This week arrivals are nber
trade stock freely offered and prices avOring buyers
Western sell loss on Canadian Of fancy quality geuer
ally at the mark.
state, fresh packedl7l halls Western poor TO good
Canadian ch0ice lBloHlb3,' bbls adl5
Western choice bbls 1871 a 1871 Western good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Tho daily receipts of Milk AMI Cream at the differ.
railroad distributing points in and near the city for
have been follows Erie al cans OF MIX,
20 Of Condensed MIX and 300 Of cream Harlem
and NewYOrk Central 2093 cans OF MIX and - cans OF
Condensed aud Western 1850 cans OF milk and
l40 susqUehanna and Western l63 eansof
81 OF Cream; NewJerseY Central 80 cans
MIX and 10 Of Cream New Has ea anu aartiorr
1000 cans OF Mix New-YOrk City and Northern, lz'o
cans Of Mix and by miscellaneous routes 600 cans
OF MIX ~ OF Cream The total daily supply has been
1880 OF Milk ls5 Of Condensed MIX aud 04o
cans Of The surplus sells on the platforms al an
average price of II 80 per can Of forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

The price of refined oil reduced IN NewYerk q OF
cent 10 eIs cents per gallon and y In Philadelphia aud
Baltimore 10 y cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

won vbsu fancy; many are small bed order and suc1
sell low Gooseberriss dun Pesehs. from eeerGs
mostly Of inferior quality eud have 70
70 10 street comparatively low rates; Fancy stock
Of desirable sell high Wid Goose Plume fron
Georgia sell az az 30 per crate Beach fums
81 eightquart box Fordn Watermeions range
from SIS 10 $40 per loo, the outside extreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

Market overstocked i've poultry and decidedly lower
Eight have arrived within two days and fowls maze
dropped closing weak. Roosers down 20 6GIc
Turkeys slow. Ducks and Geese are fairly saabe when
prime hut there call Dressed spring
Chickens in liberal supply very dull and over sDng Duck;
asO dull weak Dressed fowls greatly neglected ana
lower some good could be cleaned to-day
L. but holders generally ask Ia c more scarcely any
doing any price Frozen poultry steady for hne
quality.
No Wild Pigeons arriving snipe and Plover very slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

The petroleum speculation to-day was active than
Il has been in many days. The transactions az the two
Exchanges amounted 20 nearly 100000 barrels. The
unsettled tone that characterized the market for sew
era DAYS developed into positive weakness Free sales
made for the first time the recovery from the az
reme depression in the early part OF May met with little
resistance and with trivial fluctuations prices gradually
receded from 1874 20 cents The market closed weak
a shade above the lowest figures for the day.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as fol-
lows:
NY. Pet Con Ex.
3 1snif ''''-'''''''' TSst 1879
ulEnos'------''-' 20 10
Clearances, yesterday 4Sloouo e'''V''
The ntice of refined oil reduced IN NewYerk Is OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

REGENTS for the week, 1920 pkgs. Exports,
81 5i6 pkgs Liverpool cable 5ss. The market has
declined rapidly Receipts have been heavy the quality the
soc poor and exporters have borne hard
prices To-day fancy stock in perfect condition
and shippers paid lOc for such TO put tOmorrows
steamer Ia unGertOne OF weakness however, and
loo Is certainly high safely be quoted at the close
Open soft otherwise defective parcels have irregular
and uncertain value. from 9c down. Foe really
Nghtnk skins &c. obtained but much OF the stock has
se considerably lower and for Twelve and Twenty Hour
Skins there absolutely sale the
receivers would price from &c down
clear the accumulated stock Ohio Flats quite
plenty very dull and lower Best Mid offered at
Slec without selling 10 any extent.
state Factory Fancy DO, Fair 10 Prime a 8
full Cream 10 n DO, Poor TO FAN. 90. a
Do. Good 20 Fine. a ga Creamery SKINS
Do Poor 20 Fair. a SAa Penn. GoOd-...... a
DO.night milk skins a 3 Do common ....... l q 10
Ohio Factory, Flat
hne, mild. SlaG
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GOVERNMENTS
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

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