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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

ORIGIN OF A POPULAR PHRAsE.-It is
generally supposed that the term dark
horse" is Of American origin. But Thack-
cry used it in his Adventures of Philip
before it became current in this country,
and in exactly the same sense as we employ
it. "Wcll, bless my SOUL" Philip is made
to say, referring to some mysterious candi-
date for the House of Commons, she can't
mean me. Who is the dark horse he has
in his stable ?"-iS. Louis Globe. Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

SECRETARY CHANDLER, who doesn't hate
the devil as much as he does the South
says he hopes 1.-The declination of Mr., Til,
den will result in the nomination of Mr.
Bayard." Nothing would better please the
bloody shirt wavers in the North, during
the coming political campaign, than Mr..
Bayard's Dover speech, the wise and pa
triotic sentiments Of which they would roll
under their tongues as sweet morsels OF flat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

THE DEMOCRACY of Texas, who will give
the democratic candidate for the next Pres
idency seventy. five thousand majority, de-
clare against a protective tariff, and de-
nounce the present tariff 'as scheme for the
protection of monopolies, and master
piece Of injustice and false pretenscs." The
national democratic convention must, If it
would correctly represent the views of the
men whose votes will elect Il democratic
President, declare for a tariff only for reve-
me
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE Is.

TIE REPUBLICAN party processes to be
national party, to have national interests at
heart, aud to have national aspirations, and
vet it has selected for its national candi-
dates two of the most sectional and pafu-
san men to be found in its ranks. There
are thousands of able, true and consistent
Northern republicans who, having fought
gallantly and effectively through the wal,
stopped fighting when the war was over,
knowing, and periodically acting upon that
knowledge, that the true interests OF the
North would be promoted by the happiness
and prosperity of AL the sections OF the
common country. But all of such men were
passed over in order to take up Blaine and
Logan, whose chief notoriety, other thah
that derived by the former from his pecu-
mary corruption, and by the latter from ms
sudden conversion from a fire eating locoio-
co to u blatant republican, has beeu achler'
ed by their hostility 10 the people OF the
southern half of the country. They could
not realize that the war was over as long
as they believed that panderng to the AMI
mosities it engendered was conducive to
to their own political advancement. For
tunately for the North, as we'll as the South,
that time has passed, and the candidate oil
the really national party of the country VIII
be elected President next November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13
WE HAVE received from the American

WE HAVE received from the American
News Company, New York, through Mr..
George E. French, of this city, copy OF
"a Lovely Girls Fetters," a spicy novel,
by Mrs. Simon 3. Paige, the story of a
young bride whose mistake was in not
bringing to justice, at the outset, her ira
ducers. The story is well told and makes a
very attractive volume, handsomely bound
and neatly printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

Persons who are remarkable for plenti.
FIJI lack Of brains are not confined to any
race or region. Enough of these folks to be
conspicuous are distributed among the Ger
man cities tlst now. They are collecting
break fast rolls from which notable persons
have taken Il bite. The precious remnant
is !ickelcd 10y the collector: "This roll was
bitten by So-and-so on such a date"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

J. Parker Norris, OF Philadelphia, so wei
known as a Shakspearean scholar and col
lector, is not likely to be lacking in rever
cncc for Shakespeare, and yet in discussing
in The July Manhattan the question, ''Shal
we open Shakspeare's grave?' he will not
hesitate to argue in favor Of opening it, in
spite of the anathema carved on the tomb.
stone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

The REPUBLICANS in the U. S. Senate are
doing all they can to defeat the Mexican
pensions bill, which has passed the demo-
cratic House, by attempting to load it down
with amendments which will send it back
to the House, and which can not be concur
red in by that body. The fault the repub-
licans have with this bill is that most of its
heneficiaries are Southern men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

SUGAR is selling in Cuba for two cents a
pound. Poor people, when they lay in
their weeks supply of sugar tomorrow, and
nav for il, will have a realizing sense of the
benefits they receive from the protective
tariff
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MONETARY AND MMERClAL.

| The week has been devoid of anything tinan.
| cially or commercially worthy of special note
| Banks "hcrc and there continue to close their
doors generally in consequence of the populations
of the officers, but besides the occasional explo-
sions which only produce n local elect there is q
Better feeling generally. In Baltimore we note a
fair demand for money, the rate being per cent,
although SON" transactions are made at Il lower
figure. Call loans in New York yesterday were
made at , per cent. u. S. bonds arc quiet. Vir-
piu:l securities quiet consols sold in Balti-
more yesterday mt 30 II, Consol coupons sold at
81 for SIS and 30 for 1855 and 1SS4s The
1910 bonds quoted b a:;:' and cou pons of
] 1888 were offered at 40. Pcclcr bonds were
offered ut 10, and new IS sold at 53%,, closing
firm nj So, aI37s. Railroad securities are quict
and no transactions in local shares or bonds are
reported. Trade during tho week has been mod
cratcly active. The coal trade is slow AS yet and
Tho receipts of grain are light.
NEW YORK, June 13.--1O:3O a. m-Openine
stock quotations: Canada Pacific 43, Central
Pacific III IA. Del. and Hudson 92S. Del. and
Lack 3, Denver and Rio Grande 9as, Erie ID.
East Tennessee 4 ~ Lake Shore 1884, Louisville
and Nashville 27"s, Michigan Central 65A,
Missouri Pacific SSls, Northern Pacific preferred
46, Northwestern 94ah, New York Central 1915
Oregon Trans. 10, Pacific Mail 39%, Reading
1894, st. Paul 693s, preferred 1O4, st. Paul
MINI. and Man. 9Gia st. Paul and Omaha pre-
ferred S99., Texas Pacific 1Oas, Union Pacific
:sSli,. and Western Union 591h
.Noon.-stocks continued strong until 1870,
when there was reaction of "a to ~, the latter
in Union Pacific which sold down to 37a,
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Sugars Demand for raw Sugars is very moderate.
There appearing to be no buyers in the market
figures can only be named from a nominal basis
as matters stand. The quotations are 47sa5c for
fair refining. Grocery grades of New Orleans
sell for 6a6lh cts, and centrifugal 7l,. Refined
Sugars quiet and about steady: Cut-oaf 4.c for
crushed rs; for powdered Tn +; for graduated
I soft Sas; yelows 5a5;t. cents per ID.
Coifec.-The only arrival in the week was
cargo Of 1925 bags. Tho demand for invoices
has improved. The market is firm though quiet.
The sales and Withdrawals are II 900 bags at
9k.a9a,c. The obbing trade is moderate, though
the prospect for business is more encouraging. At
the Exchange to-day 500 bags July sold at SO 40,
and 500 September at IS 60 We quote Rio in
voices rs follows Ordinary at cents, fair at 10
cents, good at 1Olh cents, and prime at l cents.
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AND YET the people, in their hearts, want
Bsyard for President with Mcdonald on
the ticket.
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LYNcHBURG MARKET. June 12.-Thc market is
sluggish. Flour unchanged and qnict. Receipts
OF Wheat light and prices weak at 9Oal1O. Corn
in demand st 7Oa72. Rye and Oats nominal
Receipts of Tobacco improving and the market is
much more active, but price, for brghts are un-
changed. Fine shipping in active demand.
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. June 12.-The
market is without change and the receipts very
small. Flour quiet al 3 3Oa$G rs. Wheat quoted
at 1OOa11O. Corn 65a6S. Oats 42a45 and Rye
5Sa6O, nominally.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. June 12.-Sheep
Ind Lambs.-The arrivals since Monday, consist
ing mainly of Lambs which have been reshipped
East, number ABA head. Only % head remain
i'll the pens OH sale. Prices unchanged.
Hogs.-The receipts since Monday number
nearly 400 head. Trade has been only fair. The
number unsod is 300 head. Prices TAT lbc, as to
quality.
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RICHMOND MARKET, June 12.-The market is
quiet and the receipts of produce grain especially
worry light. No offerings of Wheat to-day and no
sales reported. Sales of good mixed Corn at 63 y
Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

CHICAGO juno 1911 80 a. m.--Thc weather
is clear and COOL Wheat lsaf.c lower. Corn un-
changed to 1sc lowor. Oats unchanged to lsc
higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-13

There is a fair local demand Tor established
brands of family and extra Flour at unchanged
figures. Wheat is steady; good milling grades
are still scarce; ordinary to fair Futz sold to-
day at SLABS and mixed 10i; no prime Fultz
longberry wcro offered Corn is active and want
ed at better figures. Rye is scarce and strong
Oats quiet and easy. Eggs are in demand. But.
ter is coming in freely and is dull. There is nn
change in other produce.
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New YORK, juno 13-Stocks easier. Money
easy at 2a3c. Cotton quiet; uplands 11as; Or
leans IT'S. Flour weak. Wheat 4abc lower
Corn better
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BALTIMORE, June 13.-Va. G's dord =; do con-
solidated 90; do I'd series 30; do past duo cou-
pons 30; do new 1O-4Os ID; do new 3s So
bid to-day. Cotton dull; middling 11"s. Flour
quiet and firm; Howard street and Western
super 81 71a5 80; do extra SD 5Oa4 80;
do family "a 50a5 rs; City Mills super So o0s
SO so; do extra $3 5Oa4 so; do Rio Brands
SIS 61a5 rs; Patapsco family IS %: do superla-
tive patent Sc rs. Whcat-Southern quiet and
steady; Western lower and dull Southern red
lO5a1OT; do amber 1OSa111; No 1 Maryland
110a1 1Ot; No Western winter red spot 1Ooas
101 fresh June 100 laa1OO7s July 101Sal02;
August 101Aa101a.. Corn-Southern frmer;
Western lower and more active; Southern white
72a73; do yellow G2a63ia; Western mixed spot
59haGOA; June 50laa6O; July 6Olqa6Oa..
Oats steady; Southern and Pennsylvania 37a39 !;
Western white 3Sa39; do mixed 36a37. Rye
quiet at GSa7o. Hay dull; prime to choice
Pennaand Maryland $13a$15. Provisions steady
and firm; mess Pork SIT 75. Bulkmeats-
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, laa:ft..
Bacon-shouders St. clear rib sides 1Oia; hams
14ba151a. Lard, refined, 9t.. Butter steady;
Western packed Sails; creamery 17a22. Eggs
steady at 17l,. Coffee irmcr; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary to fair 9a1O Sugar dull aud easy; soft
Gls. Whiskey quiet at 81 Is.
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CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. June 12-Hogs
active and firm; common and light 4a$5 50;
packing and butchers $5a5 60; receipts $500
head shipments 300.
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New YORK CATTLE MARKET, June 12--Bccves.
Not much trading III Beef Cattle; dressed Beef in
fair demand at 9lha1 OA,c per Id for native city
slaughtered Sides and Sag for Texas do Sheep
Market firm and active for both Sheep and Lambs
ut further advance in prices equal to Hc per ID
poor to prime Sheep sold at 25a$5 rs per 100
lbs; common to prime Southern Lambs at 50a
50; choice Jersey do So 90 Hogs.-Market
steady for live Hogs at 20a$5 80 per 100 lbs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO June 29.-Four was quiet and un-
changed. Wheat was in fair demand The market
opened easier declined Il 3sc advanced Sc "a Tsc nue
tuated and closed l SEC above the closing prices on
Change yesterday afternoon. Sales ranged: June
s45s0s5l4c, closed at s5ls0954e July. $3.50
IS alc, closed at s55sc August 970sT 5se closed at
s7lac, September 871a@s89sc closed at 8Sl4c; No.
2 Chicago spring s5ls@S54e. Corn was in good
demand and unsettled. The market opened weak de-
cned Sac rallied 81 1c iucuated and closed 1s a 3se
under the closing prices Change yesterday af-
ternoon. Sales ranged: Cash 81 d 0523sc June 81 So
052lsc closed at 81 ACC July, 517s0525sc, closed at
52l4c; August, 527s0537sc, closed at 53l2c; Sep
TENDER So s054c closed at 534c; all the year As a
AS 12c closed at i4c May, 46046lac. Oats were.
in fair demand and weak The market averaged $50
1ac lower. Sales ranged: Cash, 302c June, 302t9
3Il4c, closed at 30si 0307sc; July, 307s03l 1ec
closed at 3O7se August, 267s 2712c closed at 26l4
027; September, 26ie 026lec, closed at lie; all
the year, 5s026le, closed at 257s026c May,
29c Rye was weak at 62lec. Barley-Fhe market
was dull and nominal at 62065 Flaxseed was quiet
at $154 9i.55. Pork was duh; small cash lots SIG
017; July, $3.50; August, S1S.60019, closed at
$40; September, S1762l20 1878, closed at $17.75;
all the year, $11.7o0l1 .S0. Lard in good de-
mand. The market advanced 100 zoe and closed
steady. Sales ranged: Cash, 72007 25; July T. I2lo
al soc, closed at 727l297 .30e; August, 1909
7.4712c, closed at 745 IA lac; September 7.42l2
D7.65e closed at 60 81 lsc; ali the year 7.1Oc
Bulk meats were in fair demand; shoulders >. 75e;
bulk short ribs, 7.50c shors clear, Sc. Butter was
quiet and unchanged Eggs were quiet and
changed Whisky was at $l.10. Lake FIeights-
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sina, $55o06 % box Prunes-Turksh 607c;
French, S014e.
Patents, S. $685. fancy. $4,000; choice 81. 40
"a. so; family, $404. 25; XXX, SO 25 93 40; Xxx, SO
03.15; extra, 1919 $780, superine $2.5 az. 90;
fine, $2.2502.40; foundry 81.
IRON AND STEEL.
Bar iron (ratesl, &c; horseshoe bar $3. Is 40;
Norway nail rod &c; German steel pillow slab, &c;
American drill Steel 12c Sandersons tool steel Is;
tire steel 4c; spring STEEL &C., horse Shoes " keg,
$500; mule shoes, y keg, $500 horse nails " box,
3d. S.; cut nails, 10d and larger, $40 p keg;
other sizes at the usual advance
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin-IC,
10x14. 14X20, 12x12, $6.75 X 10x14, 14x20,
and X 12x12 1915; &c 14x20. roofing tin, $3.50
10, 20x2s, $3.50 rs; block tin. in pigs 26c; IN
bars, PC lron-27 iron 3lsc; "a Cron &c; gafvan-
lied 45 v cent: discount. Sheet zinc, 7c Copper
bottoms 23c Planished copper BIC. Solder 10 q
loo. Wire, so " cent. off list.
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALIOw
LEATHER-oak sole. 80 04oc; hernlock sole geo
Soc; harness. 3o036c; skirting 37040c black
bride, y doz, $60065; fair bride $6o@79 y dozi
city kip, 60aSOc; French kip, Soc 0Sl. 2Oc city
calfskins 95c0$1 IS; French calfslins $l.15Ol.90.
HDEs-Green, 6l2c; heavy steer. 712c; green salt
S@Slse; green sailed calf 10011c dry flint 12c; dry
sailed, 1O011c. Damaged one-third off the above
prices
SHEEPsK1Ns-$ clio
TALLow-Prime, 61907c.
GREAsE-Brown, 4l2 05c; white 606l9c
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal 900 ibs, $15 1000 TBS,
$50. Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE
BUTTER-Creamery fancy, 20022c; dairy selected
4016c; choice country, 100l2c; poor to fair, 6 a
Sc.
EGGs-Shippers paying 12lac; selling from store at
13D13l2c.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 45c p ID; mixed duel. 20
025c 4e ID.
HoNEY-2O022c In 1 and 2-fb cans.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR-Syrup, 81 ~ gal;
sugar, 11012c ~ ID.
PouLTRY-Spring chickens, $2.5O03 ~ doz; hens
SDSloc ~ fb ROSTERS, dc o. fb; ducks 81 10 ~ doz;
geese, full feathered $4.20 per doz turkeys, live
hens &c, r. ID; toms, &c y fb.
WooL-Tub- washed, 28032c; unwashed, medium
Zoe; unwashed common, 19c; Cotswold tic; bury
and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard 7.75c. Short
ribs, loo. Hams, 120 12l2c. Shoulders &c.
JoBBING PRTCES-Smoked meats Canvased or
Planl-S ugar-cured hams 10 to 121o TBS average
131ac; 10 to Zig TBS average, 13le 20 lbs
average and over, 13c they rum cottage hams
12c; California hams, 9c clear breakfast bacon
average TBS each, Sc; dried beef. 17lac;
bacon (clear sides) 2540t average as desired 10c;
backs, do Toe; sides, heavy as they run 1850
10 average, 10l4c; bellies, medium weights, 9s4c
Dry Sailed and Picked meats-English cured clear
sides, backs bellies tunsmoked, 914c; bean
pork tclear), v brl 200 lbs. $3.50; clear
pork y brl 200 lbs, $3.50; family pork,
y brl 200 lbs S14 family beef, " bril- 200
lbs, SIS. Lard-Pure kettle-rendered in tierces
Sc: in half brls Sob tubs, 9l2c; in ooh
pals Toe; in 10-ibpails, 10Iec. OHIO. 1, in
tierces. 621oc p gall in half brs 65c. Sausage-Bo-
logna in cloth, &c; in skin, 7l2c-
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CoHee.

NEW YORK. June IS offee-Spot lots fair Rio
dull and weak 97sc; options dull and points lowers
Rio cargoes No. z spot 8, 25c Sales of To- $50 bags
Rio No. z July S.05c August, 8.30c; September,
S45c; November, Decer.ber and October, $500
$3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Cotton dull middlng,
lie; low middling, 1O5sc; good ordinary, Zoe; net
receipts - bales; sales, 200 bales; stock hand
20 1856 bales
GALVESTON, June 28.-Cotton dull; middlng
lie; low mddling 05sc; good ordinary l0c net and
gross receipts 166 bales stock hand 1885 bales.
MEMPHIS, June 2s.--Coston quiet at lie; re.
cepts, 30 bales; shipments, 219 bales stock on
hand H. 535 bales; sales, 800 bales.
81. LOUIS, June 2S.-Cotton lower at 10 7sc;
sales, none; receipts none Shipment none; stock on
hand 3 500 bales
LOUISVILLE. June 2S.-Cotton IRREGULAR and
nominal; middling lie.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Cotton dun and nominal
middling 11lec.
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Elsewhere.

BUFFALO June 2S-Cattle - Receipts TODAY.
1000: receipts consigned through, 455 carloads.
The market shows fair demand; Illinois steers of
from loo to 1900 lbs average, So. Is D6.3
Ohio steers of from 200 to 1,300bs average $3.50
0630 The market closed slow.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts to-day s. 500; receipts
consigned through, 92 carloads. The market was
easier but not quotabys lower; medium to good sheep
of from 80 to 81 TBS average 81. % 40. 10; ordi-
nary to choice lambs of from 55 to &c lbs average,
$506.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $780, receipts consigned
to choice Workers s.. 200540; butchers grades
So. 40 $780, good to extra So. 55 05.65.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-The Drevers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments 5 800.
The market strong and firm; rough packing hogs
81 5000. 10; packing and shipping, IS. 10 as. 40;
light, $4.7 as .25; skips, $304.60
Catte-Receipts 1900 shipments /, 600 The
market was steady and weak exports, 1858 rs;
good TO choice shipping steers, $60675; common to
medium So 1906; CRASHED Texas steers, $405 20;
corn-fed Texas steers, $5.20U6.
Sheep-Receipts, 36O; shipments, none. The mar
ket steady inferior to fair sheep, 1915 03. so
q cwt.; medium to good sheep, $404.25; choice to
KANSAS CITY. June 27.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts 695 The market
steady for good grades the quality of the offerings
was poor native shipping steers of / 200 to 500
$50 LOO TBS average, 81 80 545; stoekers and
feeders 81 G475 fair to good n'eive cows, 1925
al.
Hoes-Receipts, 1000. The market was steady;
sales made of lots of 200 $40 los average at
$46005, with the bulk of the sales 81 rs al 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 105 The market was quiet; ma
tive sheep of "a lbs average sold at So so.
ST. LOUIS, June 28,-Catte- 400
shipments, LOO. Supply light only small retail
trade done.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts none; shipments,
400. No supply and nothing DONE
Hogs - Receipts, 1000; shipments 900. The
market steady and frmer; Workers, So as. 10;
packing hogs $4.9o15.20 heavy, So. 90 $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. June 2s.-C attle-Nothing do
ing. Receipts, CAS- shipments none.
Hogs-Firrn. Receipts 2 700; shipments 300;
Philadelphias, $4,000 good Workers, So a
1925.
Sheep-Nothing doing Receipts, 1900; shipments
2,400.
CINCINNATI. June 2S.-Hogs quiet; common and
good. ia. 25 05.25; packing and butchers, 81 30
$3.50.
MILWAUKEE June 29.-Hogs firm at $47O0
= Or
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Oils.
BRADFORD.

BRADFORD June 2S.-The crude oil market
stronger National Transit Company runs 70
$50 brls. Total shipments S6315 brls. Charters
SAILS brls. Clearances, 100000 brs. United
pipeline opened 81 l4c, and closed at 625sc; high
est price. 63c; lowest price, Gle
OIL CITY. June 2s.-The petroleum market
was steady; United Pipeline certificates opened at
81 lac rallied to 62ac, and closed at 625sc Trading
light.
PTTTSBURG, June 29-The petroleum market
steady; United pipeline certificates opened at
81 ec declined to Gle, rallied to 62ac, and closed at
625sc
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 2s.-Spirits turpen-
tine, 27c.
ANTWERP, June 29.-Petroleum 19lef.
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bears have been hard at work to-day. They succeeded
in running down future deliveries from ID 100c to
7l00e but although much lower prices spoken of,
yet before the close appear to have thought it
prudent to cover others followed in their wake, aud
much of the loss recovered. Consequently June
and July closed $1,000, August and Sept TENDER
4-l00c to 3lO0e lower. and all the later months at
the rates as yesterday. Total sales, 1850
bales. The market left of steady.
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Cottnn.

NEW YORK June 2s.-Cotton easy at 10 1850
IL , 6c futures steady; June. l0STc July 1OS7c;
August, IL. 02c; September, 10Sila October 1059c,
November, 1c,44c; December IQ.llc January,
10.52ci February, l0.6ic; March, 1O.75c April,
10S7c.
The Post says: "As it was found easy to create
downward movement, and thus secure profits the
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Foreign Money and Stock Market,

LONDON, June 2S.-5 p. Achievement bonds
-Consols for money 80 1916; United States four.
and a-halfs, 1872. Railroad bonds-Erie 1115s;
Erie seconds, 475s New York Central, 96l4; Illinois
Central, IA; Reading, I12l4i Canadian Pacific,
l42l4; Milwaukee & ST. Paul, 62ls.
PARIs. june 2s.-Rentes. 16f Doc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-30
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Summer Lassitude the Chief Characteristic of
the Local Markets..
INDIANAPoLIs, June %.

INUIANAPOLIs, JUNO 20
Aside from a little more activity in the gro
,ery, leatherand hardware markets, the dullness
n trade Of some days PAST continues, although
merchants anticipated quietJune, and are not
disappointed The indianapolis Grocer of the
th, in rs trade review, says; 1T is folly to look
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-30

NEW YORK, June 2S.-As usual to Saturday
there has been light trade but with buyers in good
force from many interior markets and representing
the best trade of the country, tleweek closes with
a better feeling prevailing and promise of an in
creasing movement for autumn stocks.