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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ZIP were o care p
40 head a Jersey S o aTT 0s steady and The sapoy
reported for TO morrow Is not heayy: . 7-o. z,do.
sold al 2c ana Native Carcasses at sa9Oac for Com
The orpocS takes out SO Live Cattle for Bermuda and the
Adi!tc for Liverpool 7Z0 quarters OF eeL q. so,b,
The market opened with er feeling and the stock had
sds s6e ee t3a
4L44 lcj MIXED lots At e5' and Common % Prime state
Dressed Gayes IN rather better demand at pces
Beat y sss ap s T up az sales
2 an at Tne Ic e az as bgh as &C.
Mullen ,od I55 Xos' ~ Ss z
&C. do l5S b. at 5'sc 100 M NJ ls Sslve ~
f5a b. a. sc Il d. TO- 1sg Is algc IS y
Bnttermks leIc $50 II, t4c SO do, l72 To- at saS and
A. 5S Is7 ysn A. 4 a' sG I. q d.
Fed calves l54 b. at &C. and l39 Buttermks l4s D. at
tenae wright Hoag CO ;Qs 1ss vs e +. 40 o at
l5 b at cf 10 FeI calves 9 b at Sc; Is Mixed d. 80
a g 5qa sod Rq 50 State tsl e b. 80 do 2
TO- at &c 40 DO 1873 f. 64c Fed Calves 100 n at 90
%s9q Sqla Z Jersey ySa. s 5 7S q,
% cars at Jsg f Sha 's MsrR Ta SPG ave
days i 6 % head against u l9 head for the time las
week Tho supply not heavy and with ap improvement
sheep and Lambs an advance Of c per 10 and t9e pens
were vel cleared ~ an carry hOur Urinary 70 SOu
Good southern Lambs wanted at 74dS "a, with 5lS
r. sched &c with scattering sales to Choice
the mes OF -H5i4C.
c FOR good Dressed Lambs also doing bet
ter with reported sales at II LOG. -. . -
SaIes-NewtOn Ge sold g26 Ohio Sheep, 81 D. az sac
227 DO - b at S. 81 1873 DO 80 o. az oc 90 TO- - % &C
s. 95 10 DO 81 TO- at 20 3d. III Kentucky DO 80 To- at
Judd buckingham Sold 44s virginia lambs 80 n, at
$50 ~ West Virginia do, "a 3D. az sc 236 Kentucky DO
81 H. at &c 22G Ohio DO 81 IT, at 30 10 DO % 70, at
S. 80 90 DO g u st5c 20 do 81 10, at 5'4c 100 Ken
j + sader & Co. sold rs Kentucky sheep III 70, at
IS 80 ~ 70, at $50 III 30, ~ n at sc ll5
Virginia SO at 40 30 20l Kentucky Lambs 90 ID al Sc
lOl Virg ina do. 80 10, al 49,. 80, o.o
j. y Ptdoock sold 24O Virginia Lambs 81 ~ at l2c 2i9
West Virginia do 50 10 &c 3l3 Maryland DO, "a ID, a5
0c; IL Ohio sheep, - D. at DC.
p 3 Kase sold l27 Jersey Lambs, s. 70, az 9l2c.
DlCnback Dewey sold 23 Kentucky Lambs, % 10, &C
c IS Kentucky sheep "A b. at Sc lis State DO ~ H. at
" Appeget & Co sold 26 Jersey Lambs 60 ID. at &c 20
Ego x Ots sold. Jersey Lambs common 81 70 at &C.
Williamson & Co. sold . 8 Jersey Lambs 80 Is, at &c
TDG--ReCeipts 10 OF / 906 head-6 cars az
Jersey City and 10 AZ 4utst with continued I'm
movement In Dressed tie market for Live Hogs Is
trmer again today and dealers quote Common to Prime az
6bG57s - ~. =, . a.. ,,.,,-..
and 90 tor Light . -. - no, - - 20,
l do 25O 10. at I1c. 80 .
DGlenback & Dewey sold state Hogs. 299 u. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA ST0cAS'
ReDorted BIZ JOIN 4. DAVIS & Coz II Fal-sL
THURSDAY, June 12-P. NJ


Tho Stock Exchange markets to day pre-
sented no feares that have not been characteristic OF
the dealings for week past There the same alb
ssnce OF demand except from shorts" In rev OF the
speculative issues for railroad bonds and the same pre-
vang lack OF interest in prices outside OF the
holders The share market through its usual meas
ure OF fluctuations with general tendency 10 lo"eI
key IL values There special neWsto ausc Vaues'
except the Union Pacfcs report for the month Of April
which proves be not bad the first ruor OF Aec
weeks ago had IT, but a great deal worse thah 'he
later rumOr stated it 70 be. IL SHOWS net
earnings for four months Of S2.300592, against
S4l43, sos for the same time in 1888 whloh Is IN
sufficient pay the companys current nFsU Guar
OF that Union Pacific stock was specially "eSA'
after selling 4lLa417s it declined TO 31's' ana i"VeF
rallied to 4 d3s5s on the covering Of shorts IL INC
early dealings and when the general market was running
weak the stock Of Missouri Pacific was notable sa'
ure IL rose from s55s to s94 with considerable
amount OF reported transactions lator IL oeoHheu 10
$685. but in the general rally for the Waoe HSt just
before the close Of business Ss",H
recorded esl4 for sales Marked weakness 10
noticed in the whole list OF grangers ana the eoa PP
critics st. Paul. after an advance 10 wa ueoHneN "
6sal and ended at 69la Burlington ana quincy SOU "
Il2a11Oas, and Rock Island at 1loalOsclOsAe Inc
Nortbwesterns after L. sold ex-dvidends, and orhat
reason they stronger than the Eothers curing no
whole day. and the common sstock, after S3% AZ S44
shows final gain OF L per cent Delaware LacAA" 1n
and Western made early advance OF per oon' " o
and aiterward sold at 96ls 997+ Central anu huuON
was exceptionally strong and closed az ts oeSs Hso'
but Lake shore declined sl7s, and later raeu 20 GO
asa Taking the market a whole II was "e@A' Ou' II
closed with important recoveries.
There we're no sales at the boards OF bonds
hut the temper OF the market was rmer and the oddH'
were advanceds per cent for the 80 and 49, ana PEI
cent Tor the 4a Annexed are the closing quotations.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

This shows falling of of 26-1OO per cent The De
crease IN the price obtained by tho companies is only
The General agent OF one OF the most important
coal mining and transportation companies said 10 the
The rnmor that the prices 81 coal have gone down ~
any important decree not based on fact Inc Mature
anthracite coal makes IL great necessary as
sd the demand for increases the same ratio WIN
population. Last year there were 3lOOOOOO IONS VI
mined and allowing for the possible decrease Ia s'2L,
age bv manufacturers which VIII .l
counterhalanced by the increase In dein lsn
consumption, there ia To believe thal ne
viii be less than 81 100000 tons mnod ana cOhsue
This wear Owing to panic and the general depresso
in stocks BUYERS are wary of accunulang anything anu
DELAY giving orders except 70 NIL immediate wants me
producers are compelled a safeguard to taemseVe "
control the mining until the buyers arc forced 70 PuI
chase by their necessities That the fears that the
trade IS I'm bad condition based upon unseunQ o
culations there can reasonable dOunt Iherc Is ~
reason whv the profits this year should not be as great
not greater. than they were IN 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
Net earnings for mos. s.. Se9.756 s4143eO5


LONDON June l2-123o SO lll9 for I money
Cent onts W Atlantic and Western First Mortgage
Trustees Certificates 33 do Second Mortgage y Erie y
New York Central, 1888. Illinois Central 1904 Penhsyl
vana 53ss Reading l2h Mexican Ordinary 4O' Canadian
Pacific 434j ST. Paul Common, 1873
D Atlantic Great Western FIRST Mortgage Trus
Certificates 34 do second Mortgage 81 NewJrsey
central Consos lO4 Erie l4a; do second COnsols o0'4
New.York Central l04 Illinois Central III Psnnsyvanla
6Aa Reading. l22 Mexican ordinary, AIb CAhSuIah
Pacihc. A IA 81. Paul Common. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

State bonds were as dull az usual; the sales included
only Tennessee es at 1914 OF city bank stocks Cont
mental sold at 10 and Phoenix at 100.
The general bond market was as dull and featurees a.
IL has been lately but there some irregularities IN
the movements OF prices that were principally due 70 the
covering of shorts" in some of hessues Erie second
ssn.ols rose from 53 to 64s but closed al u Rome,
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads..
NRw-YoxK, June ~, 1S9,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-I OHk June T, ItFE
CoFFEE-spot duh at l0c for fair cargoes Options
dull and weak closing barely stesdy az the ioowng prices
September s50as55; October, s55se.e0i soyemser.
demand Good CacUta quoted l0sc sales sgV mats rsan{
az Crescent" l0U Do II "Haa" and 900 bags central
Amerfcan besides understand about 1900 bags more
MarscaibO, all On private terms ..,...
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet steady snf uacnangeh
$50 bales 263 IAs evening including 900 Sp ana
cepts at The ports today 1905 bales against cs this
last week and 1922 last year since septemDeg t'o"S"'
hale, against s. SAG 40 same period last season - -.
Theqsstatsss according 10 ths Aser1sah e'assASASA "
fa
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s s.Tst 9 ,Ssa ldaa4v s E iG MaaAs

sale: ';' $S i%' '::: I 2: s..
t.ms.p li'S6, 0ctsser, ilI4sILl5j Ssvssser lo9zs
y SS1 pif.Sss Ss9o6 clos,
ing steady At the deelqe y S9'Sss IN buy
ers favor with further sSh eoacessons Tep2.1a EAlo
or EGra o6ssSs transactions
70 POS 1TSe so ar ws for export
CITY Mn Extra s2ssS 40 Tor 'V W 8ST whsat 100 6bs
LOT Low 7PE ras f E9s s. IS 90 so mainly w :,
- 90 Is tor wiHtsr Wheat Soo bbs wnisr @aolt
Extra mainly vthn the rangeof 80 50 8,
an s1trsns cenmsn to Far Extra stat. % as So
s .Ts e ssay s 49, 49, eooi I. c6Oc. S com
Far Extra Ohio 8 i0ss4 oo GsSd - S5s. 80
500 $ g asa 5 ao e.aT mIt9r s z oSs
Extra q 7sssS 5O St LOai, co@aos % Far Extra y
saS as 3 49, sT e P. sSs' sT Wheat
So 20 City Mn Extra for Yves, IHais, s. oq "a s. 49,
SOUTHERN FLOUR moderate reluesl 10 etPS o sna
Common T & Seed Extra At So oss4 6 Good Choices.
81 osss 9 cglas 200 Dds ,1r se Tsos demand
sales: So f H.. sa aISa 8 MEAL
S T5a9g, % SnaSs a. yellow We tern at
GRAIN-wHEATA Market agl &c lSwsr ns.s s as
speculative account Closing heavy a, shade Adv ts
cash the cash Wsat mainly fsT export nc1a 1 S So.i
GS1so n az at PosteG No Red sc
Unsraded Winter Red 7ec ssl IS No Red 50 Ss2e;
M Store E & 70 81 Of II for Kali cortaea
4 Rel 4 81 Eo y s siSv seller jane 9s e
seller lay q S s. 81 III 40 seller sepieSs
s. sfsSsI % q closing ol4 do sole .eo6er 0s3t
al Ga closing Fl RYE5aIEst hrn s5L far
ly active export business. Sales lOOu nush No Nesu
to arrive soon y 97294c 10000 bush do, % arrive cost
freight and insurance M 49, Sge9 2q19 fs AS sS
NAL - BARLEY MALT-Quiet Two RoEsd state, 80
9Oc. SIX. ROwed do, 81 09lc, canada SIC @el u9-.,-
CoRN-Narkst y sc lower "a ry export trade mod
cosing beavv at the prices sales. lOJOO0 bush
tstare 1870 coo bush. cash including Damased 1900 54sh
fJssn Tor ex port AZ jUc, UDgraded Aire1 AZ oloo
No 8 at So. Sc. steamer Mixed at 81 81 &C. No.
I7s963i4c mainly CSC delivered Old No 90 Hely.
cred so White 6sc UnsTadsd Wsite as e Sa.sy
6 sci 40 seller July 62lssdz2c- closing &c DO sch
Ter August 63l. Ss4c, closing .c 90 seller 7spemoer
aI3s S5c closing b43c....OAIS-Asrket 40 & lower,
closing heavy the inside prices sales 90 Oyg sa'h "a
tare 325 900 cash including 10 Mred q y 20
2 &C elevator Ss pc deliyeTe o iasinns ,SvS
cost freight and insurance, at ~ c 10 quoted ssci
No White Ssci No 2 3o9.dS9ca Ne Gaslea . I,tsI
NiYoS W.srera 81 a39c.i White do. sGi3c. WNs
state Al "A &C. No Mixed seller Jans 81 2G 81 sc closing
AZ 81 lac do seller July Ss3 9c Closing 81 W. ~ 'o
Ter August - G35 lsa, closing 80 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

Wstertovn and Ogden burR ves declined per cent 70
671 Chesapeake and Ohio nrsts, series B. after 81,
closed g. and the currency Sc rose rom
slia to 349s3 Missouri, Kansas and Texas consols DO
cined per cent to 1925 the general Go were on per
cent at 5 and the So were lie lower at 54ia Lehigh
and wilkesbarre consols declined from "a TO 92 Can
ada Southern rsts up ls at 100 East Tennessee
virginia and Georgia consos we're q higher at o@s Ne"
York Chicago and st. Louis first Sc were on per cens
at 96 West shore and Buffalo first 5s after Al 81 SOFA
down 10 40 but ended at 41 Missouri Pacnc conso o
sold at 80 and "a seller go days and were % eSar
the way they were offered at " N Cno an 70
T.I ss as M s
Rio Grande rsts sold down to 92 the consos
Kansas Pacific coasois declined per cent tel rallied
49, and ended at 73. Texas and racine ,i' ssil
Al were weak 39ia and rsts Rio Grande DIVISION, %
from ASA to az and ended at ASIA Atlantic and Paelno
rsts sold down 10 60B70 against So tne lac. ,r,ts
SALE and the incomes fell to 7Ss Northern facinc '''
The sabTreasury to-day lost on balance 633, made
up s. or s Tednosd By the
from the cash OF that amount or goo oo
m.nts, s1447.732i currency balance Ss'oZo''oo' 'O"
with exceptions at 4 per cent and the iSsI ra'o va"
Exchanges Ss6,06l, $685. balances, s3,953,015
The United states Treasury At washngo1 . tGGay
The customs receipts were s5l0,o44 and the h'erna'
The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm, at IN;
changed quotations for business foll0ws' bahksLs
hills - s4h and 81 S64 for long and SNORT s.ernus
respectively 5.19os and 5.17is for franesi JAS anu
947s for reich marks; 40 and 40ls for gullders ,r
The governors OF the Bank Of England at thsr rogns
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN the DanA'
minimum Of discount and IL remains az 22 por cent
During the week the bank gained 4l,4OOOOO DuIIon,
and tho proportion Of its reserve TO Its laoultes
raised from 4s cent TO 467 against ~ per % oo
this date last year. To-day the bank lost SlVy,OoD
bullion on balance The weekly statement OF the bsnA
OF France shows losses OF $4,000 francs god ana
900 francs silver At the London Stock Exchange Ish
oOnsos lower 993 for money and ses IoI ~
count United states bonds q higher at l2Zs lot
As and 1874 for 4lss American railways also gsne.s1
showed some improvements the exceptions were IohtHi
and Hudson Lake Shore and 81. Paul At Paris freneH
per cents were steady at 1915 francs.
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
TT. June sslS9 939 ssSsS sS5S44 s
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
First week in Jano.... slsoo00 $1,000 Inc $1,000
Jan to 7...-...-... 297 1772771 Inc o4oO
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
H. lines : soGthernHv. sls0o7s sls2l0o Dec s. S75
Iowa division. fAfD'' @V"'" wv 49,
Total for week s2s2e52 s2l 800 Dec 81 81 9 95
ian to June 7..-...-- sZO4'l5o ASoILoS Dec' -'@''
UNION PACIFIC.
Month OF A pril-...-...-. 1882 1888 los4
Cross earnings. -. So 969 SOC 81 383279 s2l2996t
Operating expenses l83l,lJo I,OeE45 IA''V@'
Net earnings for month 81 O3s4l3 sl2s4033 s96lS35
s. o. s:sss ss "a ~ s gss5l
Netearnngs for Amos So 383,758 s4I43eO5 s2SOo592
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

q g6fgs. T c sJos e c.y %s SI.
HayMedGn vt 70 LTpg 5c Shipping grades S5c NS
Rye straw 50c short do zoo, oa stray s,0e.
Their concessions we're made Att. -. ,u,,-...,..
the and export trade No sales we're rep0Su AID
pMETALs4Ps Iron stagnant Strait, TIN dun and irresu
lar 10 tons FOR JIn9 sold at YIo % tys nt: N0N9'f
1MoLGssEs~ du at 1910 &C Tor So tea Refining
Grocery grades unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-Rosins were weak and naD,3y anc
strained to cool strained dropped to y az y ss
20, " g. 4 oSSas3 ~ Tar aud Pitcl quiet p
Has 9GG anu GSf4 Zoo bS iS f July At
Sity Taa and Petroleum. partly owing To .as Del ne y
prices q both eomrSei R1se. s,aay 5a.R Gran
SLd 100 tierccs Beef S. 1000 bales Cotton s6ad
Steam q d5 oash cram 500 boxes Pa
S Sn 6 gSi era Ta hds tG So eTss. Beer IS o.
lard via LE 3 ddd % Shs Grail, dsS
4a' f4qXMBnRG, steam, 500 bush cram 90 Ptennnsi
tc'R6NsT4DT via ~ L. loo bales cotlOn slid.
GH1 81 51 S.8s S's1 s. :P @
S2S RS' od Esn SenSS bis R;aHed OIL 81
German P1r o s SsS snee e0 d bS
e s OH "a "a aas 3D. as to leg days Lon non OF
American ship hence 99S 9e' R Rsnsa on k Is
IeSian bark Seheo, 5000 o5is Refined El,u% or
s ssn .s p hence a at 1000 OS. "a
S Ssa4s.; yof %SSOSHs az! .a On.
ID 900 Quarters from baltimore at Is % SMYRNA or
- 90 U cases F Rshn9d o LIDNE
hPS. genera 'a S cargo ami Lumber
observation-disclosures market Offers no new tcar
lures shippers are eGyng YER. an s Ssa5S
The opened heavy and lower but e5.ed WIN seS.
Fsp n f., sS s M9s' SuSt .s 81 sf d ,sr
f B1fs ssr Sales Ia tee City Extra as,
w S. sl2 psef;t SIS in barrels ana $40 is tsrcss
e.aa. aaa s se 90 hr Western G ever M
cut n nE s az zoos SS Pd s
Hams at lIsl2c eco Picked sh3glders 49, NC Y
Picked Hams il '.sI2c smoked shOGderss snssd
Clean :' IN SsTYsfi que for western delivery Long
rsi.bts LARD@rhe speculation 5 without especial fe
and & s spot 1i a % s Ss
ahe bottom ascs h9s 9esss wac due .. SO
western Sn G Steam .sS Sos
S Ia closing losing s s sSsS IS:
Sc . sss yeS SrS dtS @ asd @
scty sas, ;s0 ties a. s9c s'sn:a GOotess = s,ss
CHEESE and EGGS wishOa. important change
RICE-steady at 5hs7c for Domestic, with moderate
" ssfTEARIsE-Dun and price. aominay unchanged o1y
sUdAR1Rav d. and nominal at isIes for "a. Re,
%I% osf cFs.a;d i Sss: Sssql.!;a, ~
standard a" i6e.i on "a S.. g6eJ White mud
&C" 51abTci Extra &c" eks5Sc,i &C" SossAs
Yellow, a9G47sc.
TALLow-steady and IN moderate demand Prime cfv
quoted At 9-l6 g6sc sales 10000 y.l6e6Sc
| TEA-Dull and most nominal
TOBACCO-WesJern l.lo0 10. higher.
ST. LOUIS, June l2-Fsm steady and unchanged Family
s4O0sS4 S5i Chsice 81 69dst 10 Fancy - S5ess ~
July. P3iyGoSSo5 August 81 Res2sc Al the year Aoi
cash ssSi June 81 s.s2S July ssssI.s kSs.:i
Sc S at All ss Year cash ss Sa. Il tsS s BID
ley dun &c 80 assoc. Rsesipss-Flo1r, 5000 bbls wssAA
ido0o bush Germ. 81 900 bssaa oats 10 600 sasa, s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

Garfield selected James g. Blaine for Secretary Of state IN
1884, II is difficult TO- believe that its present ho,tty 70
and its high conception Of the necessity Of immaculate
purity In public man.
"MAY IT GO FAR AND STAY LONG"
These be 81: time. cf *: ss party
party has at last got shut and clear OF re
Times That has been standing political aimee
Raymond died, nor, except In Its funny copn; any
Ns an II GaaDy OF malice
We do not remember when II said GOOD wVru iy VA
party to which 1t claimed to belong out mao never
been pleased with anything but has kept up ese con
Re%ScaSs nave sons it has objected TO- whoever they
have honored it has slsndered, whenever they nave
enuncisted any principle has wanted somsthmg else
While protesting to be Republican journal 1t has con
tinually devoted its energies to giving ad ana %
pretended friend than as an open foe II mas
left the party We hereby throw our best Old shoe
il fer good luck and hope it will come back May
II go far and stay long IL the earnest prayer Of every
Republican who knows what It is, what mas peeh SA
What 1t would have been II 1t had remained Win U.S.
NOT A REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR MANY YEARS
Tho announcement made BY The Ne,O- York Times that
was Of coiIrse tended to have sensational effect upon
the country There must be great disappointment
of the bolt has spent itself In spite OF the rear OF the
thunder lightning did nothing more than nasn sum
candidate but the party that The Times ropudatcs ne
Times net, it been for many years, genuine
genuine Republican newspaper. III the Democratic Pal
dominates a Free-Irader or man VINO leans tO"sre
British notions and business interests The Times VIII give
its agemeat aud assistance. Every earnest re
publican will pray heaven that this may be done ia 0Tuer
that men OF the American spirit shall arlss In
might ana under the banner Of Republic2nsn bry Ine
Democracy and greed OF English control IN TINS cou
try and Free Trade and The Times under cloud OF ee
mems votes.
NO LONGER HANDICAPPED AND EMBARRASSED
From The Uttcq Herald (Repl
The Times though pretending otherwise, has not Deen
Republican paper for years. since II repudated tae
principle Of protection TO American Industries wneh rs
one Of the chief cOrnersOnes of the party PLATFORM
direct attention the act-the significance OF Whlch
reaches the root OF the whole busness-tRat every news
paper which belts the nomination OF Mr. Blaine Is
pronounced organ OF free trade It Is not MI Blame ou
te principles OF party which they have improved e
opportunity his nomination to repudiate AND on Ine
whole we are glad of it, 1t Is said that ths issue pc
tween free trade and protection must come sooner OF
in this country. The Republican party Is ready or "
and IL IL happiy from elements which handcappu
and embarrassed Il in the advocacy OF ts convlcuehs
From an such assaults upon him Mr.. Blaine Is ne oDs
Gus and undoubted gamer and the mclo1t NJ ~
fuslade which has been prepared 70 dampeh tg t
OF mis- campaign will only add TO its fire by deepening tAe
convictions that uEderlie IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
Va 1nNnrp nANn1cApprn AND Embarrassed.
NnrurNG sHORT a. FNEMTEq.

The BtnGhGUtOn Kcp'Ditcgn ffcP1
Those who counsel against the Chicago noHine-
tons counsel the defeat Of the Republican party anu vac
overthrow OF Republican principles rms tney can ~
do without becoming the allies OF the Democrats anu a
allv of an enemy is nothing short or an enemy the
masses who he ieve 10 Republican principles ana IN tno
Republican party as whole cannot ahord 10 listen 10
such cOuRses They cannot afford 20 deteat themselves
10 please the unpary. fpraisng. eseeKng dlcIato
rial individuals who forced ona bitter ana causeless
useless personal campaign, and SOW propose 70 carry
niratical MACK flag during the pOltleal campalgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
THE OOURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

SARATOGA, June 12.-The following is the
Court Of Appeals day calendar for June ID:
Nos go 200 2l4 2l6 PIT. 22l, 222 and 225
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

ST LovIs June l2.-TSar steady and unchanged nnily
81 90 "A $751; Checo 81 60dft TO- Fancy - Is 4ss ID
Wheat active No Red Ssc Ssi 90 Cash. Iuse 81 sstaj
Jay gSsssSsS Aasust 81 Ess2,s : al The Yss 10
cash 81 ssSi June 81 SsS2sS s July Asss:S
25sa2yac All the Year Rye quiet &c SOC bid ~.
i6ooo bush corn 81 900 BUSH Oats 10 goo sasa, ave
1000 BUSH Barley, none sApments-Flsur. 600 ssla}
Rye. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13

1Aa sactotsI csmpagn of 3s4 opened under exceed
tneIy fav orable auspices, and the BaneLogah cAet
will arouse great enthusiasm and VIII DC poIucINe VI
cratic party al its convention IN CAlea7o mex
Snonh Shoud nominate such worthy candidates az
49, the Renublicans In America all classes take an
ntegent interest In politics. and the citize
s,ide and direct affairs We ask when the Italians At
home and in America viii put such sound theory INTO
ice1
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Garfield selected James g. Blaine for Secretary Of state IN
1881 difficult TO- believe that its present hostility 70
Blaine springs from its sensitvsness TO political virtue
its high conception Of the necessity Of Immaculate
purity In public man.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
JUNE IL, 1884.
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Prom Tie Cincinnati Commercial Gazette (Rsp.l
Amid the OF enthusiasm with which the ponains-
ton Of Blaine and Logan greeted the voice Of The He
York Times, pfOcsiming that IL Will not support the
ticket, sounds very Ike squeak.
Considering that The Times supported Grant for third
tery4 N $780, and entered protest when President