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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
OVERRUN WITH HOGS.
THE CHICAGO MARKET DEPRESSED BY ExTRAOK-
BINARY RECEIPTS OF PORK on FOOT.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

THE CHICAGO MARKET DEPRESSED BY ExTRAoR-
BINARY RECEIPTS OF PORK ON FOOT
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Chicago, June 16.-The 81, 400 hogs at the
yards staggered the provision traders this morning.
Mondays receipts ought to be small For month the
arrivals the first day of the week have not been mucn
above 10 900 head. The unannounced and unexpected
arrival Of so many hogs four many were ex
pected naturally caused drop the price at the yards
The price at the stock yards tumbled 20 cents a
hundred There were 5000 hogs left
over from Saturday, and the quality OF
the new arrivals being poor and the packers holding on
the market became heavy Prices on the moor aDouI ar
provision pit OF course suffered IN 90 S BI for,nv
and So 322 for August There was Ia ,er T sDUa a
7lo cents. Pork little traded In August Sru WE
tbe outsiders the extraordinary influx Of live
hogs a marvel 1t made them uneasy corr open,eu
under the put price Of Saturday at Boss cents Tor july
There were more hogs said zeal" Favorite Of Ar
Co.. lat Kansas City last week than the packers
there could handle and they became good deal cheaper
relatively than here We bodght several tralnoads anu
thing This accounts for todays large receipts OF
hogs" $1,000, .ouod
for SIS, 800. 600. the July lard zeal collapsed
and this market was thrown into $40 .co ase a
the floor to-day and the scenes which were wtnesseu
twelve months ago The roar from the traders that day
cOuld be heard blocks away To-day not possible
for standing under the Board OF Trade WINDOWS
banks were besieged by margin depositors the seere
tary's office crowded with boys camOrng for certih
Gates to-day the bank cashiers are out sklrmlshihg
for business and office OF the secretary or the
board deserted Twelve months age to-day MctieOch
himself pacing up and down his office on Washing
ton-st and of his creditors the best firms here
did not know whether they solvent or not To-Day
McGeOch is taking 1t easy at Milwaukee; his ONCE Is
open and going again. and his junior partners are IN
fair way of getting rich again
The markets dragged along to-day without motive or
interest Wheat for July stuck between 81 cents ana -
cents and closed at one at S7s cents Corn for july AZ
55os June pork at $40 60, July lard at ~ 81
The receipts for the twentyfour hours were wheat
I15 cars Corn 395 cars 1874 The close at two
was Identical with that at one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

1882 1863 so1S 1919 1879 1880 1881 1882 1853 i2sa
1885 lsse 2sos 7es 2o7S 2oso 2os2 2esa "a Si1e
suBRoGATKs CoUHr-Before Rollins SEstse OK sv ~
McCum at 1880 wiz Of lease Hoyt az IL T. H. oS'"
Charles II. +. Aherns az 80. va
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPRcIAL TEnM-Beiore Van Vorst '-No
dav calendar. ,., n r.
SUPERIOR coUsr-EQuIrH TERx-Before sedgwics' O. j.
Nos. 81 80. "a. --..oan
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM-PARr I--Betcreo soeON'
J-Nos 26 1870 667 1852 f42 749 T53, l77e 1861
SUPERIOR CoURITRIAL TKRMP PART y 1eq "a
469. ST., III, 773, 716. 49,. ,,~-a
ham J-Nos 1928 1870 1912 194s 1867, 1863 lsOl IKE
1878 1871, 1855, 769. III, T7s. 1872, 7SS. 49,, r
COMMON PLEAs-sPKcIAL TERH-Before van Hoesen' D.
Nos. -
COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY TEBM-Before Allen. J-NoS
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr IBeiore bes aa ;o
Nos 1884 GIL 4Ol s75 8l7, 943 948, 94p TO W. 80
TAG SAL 500 s lb2 800 172 726 $685. s7s 24O 2s2 800
636 los, 525, 1884 945 $50. $50. - -, D.,
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART II-Betore DAY 10
Nos 1893 Ss $780, 1s0 9o3 81 s9o 9Z6 9n6 9d9 40 as
Q3o. 365. 973.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

From The So Morning Cali
The enemies of Mr. Blaine trying 70 create the I'M
that the German Republicans OF the West VINO
have in the past contributed much 70 Republican sue
at the polls will bolt the Republican ticket. How
little there is in this be learned from interviews
translated from EpeatRg Tribune ana puo-
Hshed I'm another place. The Hon A g. finkenburg IS
heart and SOUL for Blaine. DR.. H. NJ Starklot one OF
the prominent and influential Germans IN the Nest
Who during the last twenty years. has taken an import
ant in German life In the city and has three times
been hOnOred with the highest offices In the gty OF the
Turner's OF this country is decidedly for Blaine and sure
OF Republican this fall SO is Dr. Frederick HILL
oae OF oldest German citizens in this city SO, Also Is
Judge Louis Gottschalk the well-knOwn German lawyer
this city also Ohio, the Germans FOR
the Republican ticket There German Republican
paper any prominence in Ohio which bolts the ticket
TIE V0sbd and the Free Presse In Cincinnati and the
Anzel0er in Cleveland. for Blaine and Logan are
working for the of this ticket. aud give strong
reasons why they do So Ohio will be, virtually, the
battle ground during the coming campaign far as the
German vote Is concerned, the reader see that the
balance OF power, which the German vote signifies Will
undoubtedly turn for Blaine and Logan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
Total bush. 3,4s7,3ssi 3.65O75O 5,763.47s 1.

Hay AND @ 3 small and unmp0Tts95 e9
0ng trade Ta TPST ana e5 stG PIfes sn aR OF
irTegqlarity noticed on all sides san, wa rocd IN, FOR
Shipment little or nothing DONE the best grades oil state
METAIsfn stronger IS tons straits sold on the spot
91Qc Plates seader Iron drmer Copper quiet and easy
'3s more ore 5Sys ! and s5ss@ 9Gss
quiet New.Orleans 30 a SIC.
steady 1tT9i 9ed 10 So9a Straneu 9t % Dol y
4R4SFI 5 e. go q g9 s ~ r. yOS55 g q d. va
= as l25 spirits Turpenne drmer at 3 az &c on the
3lc; Tar and Pitch quiet and unchanged. -, ~
OIIS-Only moderate ObJing trade reported but
good undertOne TO prices was noticed.
OCEAN FREGGHTs-On berth there was moderate
activity at unchanged rates For OIL tonnage The demand was
for large vessels @ BERTH ENGAGEGENTs-EiV
84 @ bO4es 6 5SS qaSe s6o 10 O
P9 steam steam G So6 6as 1q ra a. 30 packages Ba
los, 300 DO Cheese 5Qs HULL steam GRAIN r ON
WERP steam, $1,000 bush; DO, gid -; HAM
C0PENHAGES steam 10000 bush Grain 81 per quarter.
''S Norwegian bark henSe 800 b6l:
Refined o. B. 2d Norwegian park 2i90 9bis EenaSd
Norwegian bark 5000 bbls Refined doy ,3s I'd ROT.
TERDAM British bark hence 300 g6 Rsh4s@ on G e
e. Sd LoNP0N German ship hence 500 bbs od Refined
P Pef[ 3s and Is Is or a%M
re- German bark rom Baltimore 6oG oes Ke eb1s
dePhla coo 6bs do do, e o6 I'd CORK 6a!S s0 FOR
BaltimOre s. I'D British steamer hence 1000 qTs
10 3R
also Baltimore to Rotterdam goo gr do y sc.,o
BUENos American bark o. 40 tons from Bos 6
hence general 4o o8 earYo 8yste
hence general cargo lump sum; ..,.s ,.,,. ,,, an,
the feeling rather weak but the changes have not been
important shppes orders are for s|s os Sn ana p Gs
n 75 o g3 IP snd ~ 20 or Nw Family Mess sl8SsiS
clea 20 R R M ss 30 Extra prime SIC BEEF dull
and barely steady City Extra India Mess ties, ss SOC
no c Extra P Ms Beet sa Family
BEEF HANS gae and ss Fm 9H2eS hF are s2 S
sustained in price and trading is moderately active sales
7LSTSac 500 Picked Hams, Ice Picked Bellies quoted
a. smoked shoSdeTs smoked Hams
i5ia olic......MIDD LEs-slOw and nominal Long Clear
Cear, s[5ci short Clear s.55,., DRESSED HOES aTe
%Sishts e% had bad break today
ee ' DTes SS I5d Pop and soss
with the lowest figures ruling weak Exporters bought 1T
steam SPOT Doe which aeoaiss
,c 4i " 5 70 Is 10y po ug1st
s2te8$3;e. closing s9se3Sici 1900 tes september
s45c closing sl2c city steam IN fair demand Sales
5S7ls SOC. south American, TIE r and CHEESE
demand state, l7alscJ Western, l65al6'4cI Canadian
RfCE-DQmesuc Saa7c, with moderate sales only Ran
sTEAEIN E-LlTd dull and nominal City quoted at s'sc
steady IiT refining IsIgg i 9e1 ,o tsss
and R0t before FsgqT.sa 2CS i hes' Ia: Jamaica
test aSS 5S9 hssI T ss $50 ss bsSe
te; Tc S4a' sndS5s bags Pggs ef.ihU
a sdSsy $50 s tons 94 sE & SsRdSf o
Les egSe: cp Mod LSpt & acc Gr csass
toners "A,s 67.lsei standard -" ehe on "a b
S$ssSsSst %9H's ,s s5Ts Yellow tSs4 P7 NAuA
fALTow-Fim and quiet Prime City quoted t6'c sales
TEA-Dul and nominal
TOBACCO-Medlum Jugs dun and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srOCES
BosroS June &c, 1894
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIAS STOCKS
ReDoyied by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., II Waii-sL
MONDAY, June 16-P. VI


The week opens with feverish and unsettled markets al
the stock Exchange In stocks there was diminished
business as compared with that Of the last days OF last
week: the transactions amounted to 2171l5 shares
against 324 400 shares Saturday. The market had
rather a brilliant opening, and for a short TIME
prices enjoyed a lively advance. Western Union, Union
Pacific Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Ct Paul
were the leading features and made the greatest adj
Vances from the opening figures. The remainder OF the
market followed rather slugsishly but did make some
Improvement Western Union from Saturdays last
price, rose Ia Union Pacific rose IS, and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western and st. Paul each
rose per cent this occurred within the first forty
five minutes OF business After that tne market dragged
ali day but the fluctuations frequent and sometimes
wide With the four leading stocks the final results are an
advance for Western Union OF 8 and FOR Delaware Lacka
wanna and Western s. a decline Of a for ST. Paul. aud
Union Pacific IS unchanged. Missouri Pacific was compar
avey quiet and sold only higher than Saturday last
price, to 90s and later sold at 506s94 The Northern
Pacihcs were specially weak. and Oregon Railway and
Navigation declined 80 81 sales of 300 shares
A mucn smaller demand 10 borrow stocks was noticed,
but In the early loan market premiums OF from l6i to &
percent were demanded for OF almost everything
The stocks purchased under the rule for nondevery were
800 Central and Hudson and 200 Union Pacific. Taking
the market az whole It was dull and dropping and gen
orally prices show or less Of decline
Government bonds inactive but strong. Bids for
the As were Il and the 4l9s y per cent higher
Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
vo,d,y Goods none. After Twenty-Five years Of public

worldly goods none After twenty-five years Of public
service, he Is still poor man. -. ..o
end ask why these were nominated answer tnse mes
were the choice OF the Republican masses ihey sIo
Blaine was their choice in 1876 and equally
their choice in $780, and now they naa come .h
determined 10 triumph defeat. His name was tne
talisman of success. Had another been onosen the
generous aror OF friends would have been chilled ao
spond
2 Speeches heartily supporting the nominations were
also made by Chauncey Filley, Colonel D. p Dyer u
e. DisrictAttorney Bliss, Judge Louis GottschaK D.
Milton Turner he colored orator. and Judge Henry A.
Clover Judge Gottschalk said: When November comes
the great mass OF intelligent liberty loving Germans VIII
be found In the ranks OF the Republican party Wnere
they belong and have been for twenty-five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

The business IN State bonds covered by sales OF
Tennessee IS at 81. There transactions in city
bank stocks.
The market for railway bonds developed no new fea-
ture free supply and slack demand were evidenced
5s declined from 4Oa 3sat, and after a recovery to
397s closed at $685. Erie ecOnd consol Is declined from
56a TO 54l9, recovered 10 5Jas and ended at 54as-
Missouri Kansas and Texas first cons0ls were of
l per cent TO 100 and the general 81 per cent
3d. American Dock and Improvement 0s, guar
anteed by Central OF SewJersey. sold at SO. Chesa-
peake and nrsts series B. of l. nc 92l2. but
The currency 6s q better at 33s 81 Louis ana
Iron Mountain irsts Il lower at 1l1 East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia cODsOl 5s advanced from
56la to 577eG57Ia Missouri Pacific cOnsOls recovered
from p5 972 d97. Wabash general 6s steady NJ
So Kansas Pacific cOnsOls steady at about ~.
Union Pacific rsts easy at liz. Texas and Pacic
rsts RIO Grande DIVISION declined from Al 10 AZ a43,
and Northern Pacific rsts = lower at lO2 lO3
The su-Ireasury to-day gained S333.747 balance,
made by gains OF $50 $50 currency and 243567 coin
The days operations covered: Receipts, fl,539 28Oi
payments 81 2O5,bl3; currency balance SS,7SSfOoi
com balance, l25,42S,6l5.
The local money market shows no indications OF
change Rates to-day for call loans ranged from TO
per cent and closed zig per cent -,,
The Clearing House statement tO-lay was as-IOnOWs'
Exchanges. sIiO,616,3is; balances, Si970,9O2.
The United states Treasury &C Washington to-day re-
ceived 1921 900 National bank notes Tor redemption
The receipts S094O29, and the internal
revenue receipts $3.50, 25s.
The foreign exchanges are unchanged; business quiet
and rates are firm for business follows Bankers bs
81 ssh and 81 s7a for long and snort sterling respee
lively 1888 and LIE for frances b42 and 30 Tor reich
marks; 40 and 4Ols for guilderss
In London British cons0s were steady and unchanged
ll16 and 99s respectively Tor money and account
United States A higher at 121a, and 4a2s we're
steady at 1884 American railways were Irregular put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

els ssr extra Tsdisa Ness Prime Moss s2a PERI
en- s3s Lard-Anersan, 4 3D. Prime Western, Al9 80
Lard OIL tis Cd. Hans-LonE Cat ets Oh; sheuocrs 50
American cbsfce 54s Cd whsstEsd Western syftn e
ara 3D. Winter Ts 3D. ess Cd per Genital; NO SPRING
a. "a, New Western Winter IT, 3D.: New Mixsd Westsrn
ba "a; California No. Is Sd. 67s lid; California NO
Ia 3D. els ga per Genital Corn-Mxed old s. 6iyd, 10
new IS 3D. per c.nta. Produce-spirits Of TarPsnfns
eum STD. par gallon. Covsr seed-AmsrSan Red. 4ys
so4s per cwt L@ow %, "a per ew TO- ~
Receipts Of wheat the week. FROM Atlantic Ports "a 20
% 600 quarters Receipts Of Corn 200 qusrses
LONDON June .Proiuce-Lnsced on. q IL rs 9GiJO%
per Calcutta Linseed, Ais Sd. per qusrIer Lin'
seed cake. Is los Refined petroouD I'D e62.
per gallon Spirits Of Turpsnttas Z3s. Cd per cwe
sperm OIL e64 per ton Rcnn-cemmou. s. 9d9As 81
pale S. GI1s Provis!ons-Lard. 44s Cd. per cwt fef
American sugar. TIA. Sd per cwt for Cuba Centri-
agal poarizng 360 aad l4s ID sl4s 3D. for Cuba Mas
eovaae fair rsERing aH0aL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

sUPRKNR CoCRT-CEAhBERs-BefOre Lawrence, J-NOs
H. So 81, AZ 49, or 3d. So l02 los l09, Ill 1l2 12V
I'll l2s l21 1875 80 100 i6z Ill isO 1856 2O2 204 xi2
cid All 2ls 30 goo 22l, 226 227.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEclAL TXRA-PART I-Befofe Andrews,
Case on-N0. 4s7.
suPaEkK CoURI-sPEcIAL TgRN-PART II.-Betore Van
Worst JNOs o49 603 4G6 $50 667 $40 46e 40 4e4 423
A. 90 $685. 4o5 2l1 &C. 81 659 460, GA 4y7 52b, 1914 ll5
456
sursEm coUsT-cRcUrT-PAEr I.-Bsfore Barrett j.
No 100
sUPEKME cIRcurr-PART II Before Van BrInt j.
1886 zss4 1917 1888 1888 2s79, 2733
SUPREME I-CIRcUIT-PAnf III-BefoTe Don0hue "a
Gos 1865 196e l4 Oo7 1885, VA l6lo l7zl 1851 lv4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

LONDON l6-12i3o mUnited states Four Per Cent
Trustees Certificates 35o NewJersey central Cousos LOG
NeW-YOrk Central lO6 illinois Central. 1921 Erie second
Consols 90: PENNSYLVANIA. 80 Heading To Mexican
Ordinary 40l Canadian Pacific +53 st Paul Common, ~
m-Erie "a "a do. Second COnsols 81 New York Cen
trail lO55 Atlantic and Great Western second Mortgage
trustees Certificates g. Illinois Central l22s Reading l3
Canadian Pacific, 45as; ST. Paul Common 1888 Mexican
Ordinary. 4O5s .. - -. -
francs 81 confines account and exchange London
At II centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
LIVE Stock MARKrrs-aY TEL EGRAPH


BUFFALO June Is Cattle to-day l6OO head tota
week thus Tar 40 head time last WeeE 4-ug
head; consigned through l24 Market active nr anu
Good 20 Choice shppug ~ 25drb 60 Medium 70 w gu
Butchers Grades 50 AOGs0 sockes aud Feeders IS oO@
a
shsep-Recepts to-day total for week thus Tar
1000 head; for time 0sgO nea coIsghe1
through, is cars market active and hrin' common
Fair % O6Sl Uo Good TO Choice - 90 SSA io sphB
Lambs, - OOHr0 70.
far 1900 head for same time last week l50O nead
consigned through III Good % Choice WORKERS 20
as6 400 Light MiIed % OOGs6 2J Good hediuma 20 :"
50 40: Pigs 81 90 ass 90
CHICAGO June IS DrOrerT Journal reports HogfRe
celps $4,000 head; shipments 400 head market Disk
and. lower Rough Packing sJOO9fo sOi Packing
shipping s54Oss5 60l Light 81 80 Sso 45 skpa % %
ass TO- - -
6atls-Receipta 1000 head shipments SEQ head mar
strong and higher Exports 81 tOdso Ib SoOd 70
higher grades lots dull and lower 90 sell
Choice Shipping 50 l54s6 6O Common TO Medium 80 zoo
81 o. -
Shssp-Receipts 900 shipments 1905 market steady
Inferior Fair f2 90 s3 OOi Medium 70 Good, 81 Qua
20, Choice 10 Extra 81 OoaS4 80.
Juno I0.--Cdfts-R Receipts. 1900 shipmenta,
500 market slow Exports 80 5O4s0 75 Good Choice
Shipping 20 60esd 75j Common Medium, 50 6o9se oos
Corn fed Texans, IS 00sSs So Grass Texans, - 600
s. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
COTTON NARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June l6-l2:30 D. m.-COttOn quiet Mddling
Upands 7.l6t do. OrleaLs 9l5d sales 5000 bales N;
cdng bales for speculation and export receipts OoO
baes Including 800 bales American Futures duh Upands
row Mddng clause June and July delivery 2364di Aso
"A ed. and August delivery, 24b4d; also D
35s4d do August september delivery 2lStdi also
r4d do September and October delivery 2J64d also
26-64d; october and November delivery l464di DO
December and January delivery e64di do september de
livery. q 29-64d; also S0-64d-
Tenders OF deliveries t0ays clearing were lOO Daes
new Ock and 500 Dales old docket
motion Futures osed firm; Uplands Low Nddlins
clanse lime delivery 2464d buyers do June and July
delivery 24-64d buyers do July and August delivery
2564d buyers; August and September delivery 2oo4d
BUYERS; do September and october delivery 264d buyers
do october aud November delivery, l464d buyers do.
cember January delivery s64d buyers do september
delivery. 3O-64d. buyers - -.
GALVESTON Juno It-Cotton quiet; MddlIng. Il 4; Low
Mdding IL Good Ordinary, l0 net AMI receipts
bales; stock. 3431 bales.
sIyAySAH June lB.-Cotton quiet; Mddling. Ills Low
Mlddng lO3 Good Ordinary l0 net and gross receipts
lac bales Exports Coastwise 452 bales stock LOSS oales
lB Cotton quiet; GdtIng. IL O-l6t
Low Middling II; Good Ordinary, 1885 receipts, 294
bales gross Exports 20 France 323 bales 20 the
Continent 70 bales sales 500 bales: stock 94l73 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
SOME THINGS THE PEOPLE WANT.
From me chicago Trtbune.

From The Chicago Tribune
The great majority of the people believe that IL Is te
this country had an adequate navy ample coast deences
q commercial marine, trade with It's DeghDors 1ney
believe that IL is simply disgracefu for grown-up Ma
ton which has passed its century TO remain longer
In embryonic condition They believe that ~ should
have foreign policy and voice in affairs, particularly
voice in the affairs OF the American Continent ana It's
rights In American trade. MI Blaine believes TINS Also
and there is section of the country which VIII more
keeny and quickly appreciate the material henents OF
such policy than NewEngand There Is no city IN the
Union which will appreciate its own interests more
nninklV han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
MR. CONKLING RECEIVES A SHOCK.

Henry Bailey, the professional nurse who at
,ended Jesse Hoy In the weeks Of his life, was con-
,ronted with an affidavit yesterday in the Surrogate
office in which paper the had deposed that Jesse
Boyt wandered In mind late in June or early IN july me
viii signed June 20 Mr. Bailey saiu ysseelH ny
that that date early he did not tnlnK that MI
H0yt suffered from mental alteration DeIore a's III
July early In August The stated that MS pro
fessona services Jesse HOyt brought nun IA GOV
week This statement acted like a galvanlc DatleIy on
Mr. Conkiing , who exclaimed surprse " The nursing
profession must be more lucrative than the law nj.
Bailey looked equally surprs ed 70 hear this opinion rom
the Senator.
The hearing viii 60 on to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
CLOSE TO THE HEARTS OF THE PEOPLE.
I,.o-. Lndln.,nr,nlia Ln..rlnI

FROM The Indfdndp0Efs Journal =,
If the reformers can show that the selection
OF Blaine brought about by trckery dishonorabe
tactics In out OF convention; il they can show that I'M
fairness prased against their fayorite OF even mat
the defeat of Mr. Edmunds, or any other candidate pc
fore that convention that the candidate Is not ne 20
he a member of the Republican party, them and then
only. would they be justified in refusing TO longer CO
with the who went in on equal terms Win
them to select nominees acceptable to all SO far from
this being hint has yet been made even Dy
the opposed TO desert in the face OF the enemy
any irregular questionable thing being done by the
advocates Of the man from Maine Never was candidate
closer TO the people than James c. Blaine to-day The
of hard and practical ideas, the men VINO 90
forget the nature and attitude OF the Democratic
party aud who realize that II requires strong men TO LEAD
successful campaigns. with Blaine and Logan heart
and soul IL has always been safe TO trust the people,
and il is safe The people enlisted IN this CAM
naCn. and the nennle will win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. June 10, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. June 16, 1894

IUhh L5ob
CoFFEE-spot closed quoted at 0c for fair though AZ
Obtainabie e1sc Sales 23O7 bags santos e1
! 10 Bess l." 236 Rio "PtOlemy," 256
Ell sirius" md 1914 Advance" Withdrawn from stocs
7749 ex 'Sius" ard 10 500 "Strasmyth on private
terms Options opened points lower but closed firm with
partial recovery Sales II 800 bags closing at tho Following
prees June 9O508lOi July, s20dS25 August, 30
a545; September, s5OSs.55; October s.55as;sO NO
yember, S.6Od8.G5 December, S70dS.75. Mild grades
steady but very quiet in most instances 1878 bags
MaTacaibo sold on private terms. oo
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales l3S6
bales H2 Saturday evening" including l,2l2 for export
Ia spinning Delivered cOntr9cts 400 bales
at the ports to-day, $40 bales against 2tO this
last and last year since september l, 4o9~
93 bales against .S5O3-6 same period last season
The quotations according the American classification are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17
A REPRESENTATIVE TICKET.

From TIE Westdeld ~ " Republican Arthur Rep
We abide by nomination that honestly ana
bonOrably made, and hoist the ticket" Blaine and
Logan. This ticket is clearly representative a. any
that could be made We believe that Blaine is quite as
certain To be elected as any who could have been
nominated His canvass will not be defensive nor VIII
these alleged scandals harm him. Altogether the n0m-
nation the logical outcome of the situation There
are fewer antagonsms and strength in this nOm-
nation than in any that could have been DONE means
a live, enthusiastic and a decisive victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

The clearances for Saturday at OIL City announced TO
40 900 barrels and at bradford 10 544 900 barrels
There was no change in the refined oil market
BRADFORD, Penn, June 16-Crude oil weaker; total
runs Saturday and Sunday 6s O93 bbls total shipments,
100 354 bbls charters 269s4 bbs cearances 4OAi0OQ
mis- Tnifed pipe Line certificates opened ut 72l2 and
closed al h the lowest price reached during the day;