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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
COTTON MARKErs-pY rgLrGRApE.

IIvRRPoof, June lS-2:3O p Injection quiet; Mlddlng
Upnnds esd. do orleans B; sales 900 bales including
bales for speculation and export receipts 900 bales all
American Futures dull Uplands Low Mddng clause June
and July delivery. 206id lg64d Juy and August
delivery 2lG4d also 2064d do August and September
delivery 2i-6td; also 2364d. september aud October
delivery, 22G4d; also ~ Odd do October and November
delivery iOG4d; also 904d. November ana December
delivery, 6-64; also 50ld do September delivery
2B.6td; also 26-G4d.
Tenders OF deliveries t0ays clearing were 100 baes
new docket and 100 bales old docket
m.-CotOn-The sales OF the day included bales
Amencan. Futures quiet Uplauds Low Middling clause
June delivery. 1904 selers July delivery
l.6id. sellers do. July and August delivery, 2n.84d
sellers; do August and september devory Mold SELLER
DO september and october delivery 2l.64d SELLERS do
October and November delivery, SOid buyers do Noveu
Der and December delivery 5pid sellers DO December
January delivery, Aud sellers; do september delivery.
26.64d sellers.
Futures osed easy. Upands Low Middlng
clause. June delivery g64d sellers; and July de-
livery lb-Oid. selersi do. July and August delivery
264d sellers do August aud september delyeryJ 2Sold
sellers do september and October delivery 2B4d sellers
do October aud November dolIyey, t6ld sellers do.
November and December delivery 40id value; do DE.
delivery. q 25-G4d. sellers.
,GALyEsroS Juno is-Cottcn queti Mlddlue, Ills Low
hiddng H. Good Ordinary, lOi net gross receipts
bales; Exports COaAtWise HJ1 bales, stock is
sAvANNAh, June le.COtton quiet Middling 6lb Low
hiddlng liz Good Ordinary. lOS grOss receipts
~ bales; kxpOris 10 Great Britain 9U75 bales
S,lev balesi sales, 400 bales, stock. S9,Ol3 baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19

The business State bonds included only sales Of Ten
ia at 3SSan advance OF y per cent. There
transactions la city bank stocks.
The business 10 railroad bonds outside OF few OF the
speculative Issues, unusually small because OF IA lack
of demand. Erie second cOnsOls opened down at 5iA6
5i5s, TO 80, and later ranged between ssh aud
Boss the final price West Shore and Buffalo first 5s
were moderately dealt In at 3sL03sl2, and East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consOs from 5496
b4 TO 554 Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
cOnsols weak. and declined GIG per cent to 90
Chesapeake and Ohio rss, b, fell per cent 10 So
Northwestern debenture 5s were firm nj 90, and Burng-
ton and Quincy debenure So steady 92d9l u.
81. Paul and Omaha consols per cent lower at
S092 Kansas Pacific c0nsOs declined per to
Union Pacific frsts of IL at l0i9. but the sink
iGg funds firm 1904. Texas and Pacific incomes
rose cent to 40 Ia put irsts Rio Grad, division,
declined per cent 10 40 Northern Pacific irsts were
steady at lO3, and New orleans Pacific q lower
al 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC NAlXErS

BALTIMORE june Flour steady and quiet Hevar Stree;
s s1d F %Uisrs gPsI Is CIV Nils so Super q g. d.
Extra So bOas4 so; do Hio Brands s562ss555 wheat
Maryand 81 q 3D. I'D 20 western Winter Red spot so
s. NS Ana iss S%H M,sa
w fsay S0S1 9s Wo 90 uS mellow SSs
sy e W b oas q aS Mica a es1
SSe Pennsylvana g gve 9pst AZ so oe EsSelp,,
oats o UnsR Rye 70 900 SGsh Shipments 00t
bush; Corn, 1000 bush sales-wheat $4,000 Ousn Corn
BUFFALO n. Y, Juno ls-Fonr dull. wheat in fair de-
81 o. oS call = d5 asked 81 81 bid June 81 o. skc "a
%sw Wee n Mi9sG ApSS Sc BUSH s.f 10 al s
sass go bush NJ No r %se 1 oS So LOG bush
~ tataa irsis%ts 70 as%'yoTE ancSspssa canal
Flour i66OO bbs; Wheat 10000 bash Cora. 5000
Sg bust otS 400 1000 bush Or 81 as $40 SS
bush; Barley Malt $4,000 bush.
spsin @ coGn q &ss and P9SeRs
Paton, Winter Wh:a,s y 80 Corn sull ssa1er Vel
steamer MiIod s2's eS3c No Grade, 6oseic Oats
s&Srts and M,snEs que, y 81 Receipts 900
Shorts. 10000 bush.
GcXSAr June y Provisions dull Moss SIS co.
sScaders 3 sIsS IS Bacon ar dull Shoulders
81 rs shOrtrs So g Short Clear so75. HOGS lrm;
e5 no. roSeipt. $500 Ssas sS,o%en1s 4io head -
qs' ss Sns Ea:s.
closing g s7ie; July ssssss'.c closing at sste As'
closing csTs nsSS s
a55lser closing Sc. July 5es 3 &C. closing Sc
sS' osSs 4 81 so' al The Year losing
tS s 0S' gps 'ales %nssd cash Sale Jass g.
&S closing so.aS At sS closing ssp:5s
quiet a. sS s SS :. Wheat
SSoo BUSH SSsS Carl Earle. 2ss9S9 TS oats S9oo SS 800
a. rye sq Sas f SsSy 1880 D Ss O-
81 O2 June OF, July 81 0ois August sssc bid sepism
So 55s.c O oa,sNo White So ~s q RI RessS
Wheat ZOO 6ush Conn., 1000 bush shiPmsn,s-whsa1
,sady 1SnS arm and unchanged wSs,
82lsS Rye arm; No. l. Gie lid harley quiet, Nc 2
$f5S5' Sasai sweet FSElsS HAN. ihtSiS HOS, $40
$4,000 bush.
naly unchanged Western and PennsyIyaRps SUPER
= 6oSss 90 DO Extras. IS oOess So Pennsylyas..
$50 bsawIs FAMILY 50 ssS IS; Western RIVE Winter l..
call steady spscaays ae ss $" %s. light.
Senana soT sAPoT, ~R a. a%pogan Car lots were
June 81 oaSssiOs July, siSsS. oS'. AusasIsiSSs
de%and light and frees Of options werS nounsy
n and ' under G sS inquiry ss for sssSS Sr Ss
S9rsd e , No trade IN grain depot alc EssS sa
depot Is SSpI grain sS DEPOT rs Sf
Sail Mixed i,nSs ssssr Mellow Y sSaS August
92lSez'ci September 6S G1S2c. oais-Car lots wsrs
ss $ssf 'isesy efsfs s ssssS WIZ
ST STEADY SS. Snet No White Jsns
koeeipts-Flour 1000 bbs Wheat 5Ojo bush Ccrn 80 "a,
bush.i Oats $4,000 bush Shipments 24OOO paA'
Corn. 5000 bushi Data 1000 bush. -
ST. LOUIS. June i5.-Fiour dan and unchanged FanS
S$saf lover We o Rs Ss o. 'S Sss 5usS
July, "a isd0A So; August 81 a00l ac Septemher
| No; 5 Red fsll eSQese. Cora slow at 81 tssssl
essh, o2ao.h june 52se32Se July, SSahS,e Aas MIA
2iShSsSss A. the Year Rye duh q zoe bid yssss
10000 BUSH Corn $4,000 bushA Oats 5000 BUSH bes
Loo BUSH harley none. shipneAts-fear 4VvS LA
Rye, 1000 buAls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
IN ARKANSAS DIVORCE CASE.
Efom The Tlrna Eininna-

from INC 1eJdS syringe.
Several days ago young negro and his wife
appeared before sim Patterson, black knight of the
rural Arkansaw bench and demanded a divorce
sWhut's dc trouble 'twlXt yer T. asked old Simon
al KANT lib wild her an she KANT lib wild me-" replied
the husband.
why KANT yer r.
"'Canse she amt eddycated up ter my standpoint"
else better eddycated den lie Is, Jedgc, case ken read
an he KANT" said the woman.
"Oh she mout hab more book arnin' den has, boss,
but her knowledge amt dc kline whnt de unders gned
She ken spell cat am dog but che KANT spell billed cab
bage ter suit Ebery time comes ter de house, |
finds dis oman hanli hel book, but doesn't smell
nuthin biln' in de pot"
"Ef yer wuster fetch suthhr In dc house, yer wouP
smell hit bilin In de pot" rejcined the wife.
"Oh, dat ain my lookout, De '0man's duty, ez
un'erstans case ter furnish suthn' ter eat OATS
whut married yer FUR KANT speck me ter keep up DE
repatriation O. de family an husse for bread longs ter
de sciety"
Madam" said the Justice, de case IS ergin yer. DE
bible says dat oman mind whit her husban says
Ef toe yer put suthin in dc pot an ddn do hit
why den yers laid yes:eh liable Mr. Clerk, write out
'vorce fur dis gennerpaa but doan' GIN one ter dc
Lady"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
$4,000
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June -BlconCunIberland Cnt
lOs Long Clear Middles, 40s Sd; Short Clear Mddes
Oh short Rbs AIS Sd shoulders 34s Cd per Beet
Sgs Indian Meas; Prime Mess POrk-Prime
Mess 72s. I'd. per Dbl Prime Ness Eastern 7is West
ern IS. LlrdAmerlcan. ts sd Prime Western Ais a.
Lard OIL 4is %. Hans-LoRg Cut, SIS Cd; Shoulders 3is
Butter Dos. per eTt for nnost United States Cheese
Choice j3a o. Wheat-Red Western
ais jd Red Winter rs 3D. ass Cd per centa No Spring
Is fdi New Western Winter Is 3D.: New Mixed Western
bs I'd; California No. Is Sd. Q7s lid; California No
Ss }d a7s I'd per Genital CorR-Mixed old 5s cid, DO
now SIS. ID per GENITAL. Produce-Sprts Turpeatirs
2s. obi, do. at London 2Js ud per cwL Refined Petro
a54s Dor cwt fallOw 3js I'd. per owt. Rosln-Common
As d.: Pale 9s9 los. Sd Lnseed OIL 20s Cd per cwt
LONDON lS.-PrOduce-Ll OIL RlS lbs a. 10 o.
per ton. Calcutta LinsSed, Ais. Cd per quarter Lin
seed CAKE ~ los per ton Refined Petroleum, esd III
per gallon. Spirits OF Turpsntine, 22s sd per cwL
Sperm OIL, eGf per ton. Resn-Common Is I'd ais "a;
pale is oils Provisions-Llri. AIS Cd. per cwt for
American. sugar. rs I'D. per owL for CUBA Centrl.
fuga p1larzing o5' aai lis Sd Glis 3D. for Cuba
eoyado lar 70 min adoaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY l TO DATE
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Excess OF imports. s6OO7OG00 s4G937,905 S3l10O532
In the stock market to-day the two distinctive features
Missouri Pacific and Lake Shore the for its ex
cepOna strength with small transactions and the other
its special weakness with larger usual
business. Missouri Pacific from 903eG90ls to
92a914, and Lake Shore fell from S3is 10
Slsa8l&. The rumOrs concerning the hrst-named
stock to the effect that there likely some
difficulty in making tomorrOw's deliveries although
day they made with The special weakness IA
Lake Shore due 10 unusual pressure to sell the
stock winch SAID TO he because OF reports next
dividend will be under per cent The remainder of the
market huctuated within range Of per cent with more of
an inclination to decue than advance. Union Pacific
was moderately active between 80 and 80, and ended
at 80 4, against 1874 yesterday. AT the meeting OF tho
cOmpany's directors to-day, when Charles Francis
Adams. IT., was elected president IN place
OF Mr.. Dillon resigned IL definitely set
tied TO pass the July dividend and 10 pay the
Government 100000 In cash account OF the sinking
fund under Thurman act The full report OF the Gov
experts upon the financial condition OF the com
pany has not been received at the hour Of wrtng but
abstract OF IT, that published to the Street showed
floating debt OF about $15,000000 against which
materials and suppliesl only about $1,000,
600; leaving the net HOatng debt at
about S9,O0O,000. The granger stocks and the coal
stocks were feverish and ucuatng generally show
small final losses The market closed dull but unsettled
Government bonds dull and weak for the fixed
date issues Bids were Il lower for the As and 4es An.
neXed the closing quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEw,HoRK June lS-BEEVES-Receipts were l67 cars o.
SlOS head 40 cars at Jersey City and 22 nc 6Othst
Total FOR four days. BIAS head 724 head for the cor
responding time last week Tho arrivals ~ ears OF
EXPORT Cattle aud cars for saughjerers Tho marked
opened strong at an advance OF from ~ per c per
ID anu later IN he cay acquired stll hrmor tone,
cat Ito DELAYED the road lost nothing by the detention
Closing sales OF Common 10 Fair steers rated
strong NO higher than Monday Thirteen cars OF Grass
Texans sold at 0dlOo TO dress So manly at Ices aud rs
cars OF Common to Good SteIs at aal2c 10 dress 81 NJ
with ears Of Poor do at 20 as While oxen
and stays aud Grass Cattle 10 dress b6
10 Decent to Primo Natives salable Sc 10 res,
5Bd5 H. and 800 head OF Choice Buooss were sod
at the OF 81 45d$7 10 per 100 To- The best airing OF cat
Tic FOR ne number was tie 100 headof COrwn steers by
London Exporters purchased altogether head at
the extremes Of ~ 0S7 U2ia ~
Shipments t0day-4l0 live Cattle on the Qreoeo NV M
Godnth ana IN the same steamer 4sO quarters OF Beef
anu 10 carcasses OK Mutton by Joseph Eastman. Ihe
GIeoian Monarch win got on tomorrow With about $40
Cattle. N' Wv
sales-D. Mcpherson on commission; % Pcnnsylvania
stssIs $50 To- at y e2'9 do Laos 10, ct Va 6O do
" 80 do l,204 H. NJ a 30 20 $50 NJ AZ ~ 35 ess
10 do l3i3 10, ~ u 20 ~ do $50 D. ut 81 90 ia do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
WHY 1T Is so UNEASY.

70 the Rditor Of The tribune.
Sir: The Nelc- York Times is uneasy about the
record OF James c. Blaine. Il cannot at present SUP
nov, him but thinks that the action OF the Young Repu5-
e.n Climb OF BROOKLYN IN searching the facts Il an
unusual proceeding" AMI Il IS AFRAID that "thc exact
truth" cannot De reached Now | suppose the simple
meaning of this is that Mt Blame cannot ne successfully
asacd that his record i clean AMI That there Is rca
ma evidence agains hin but that manufactured IN polti
cal circles and editorial sIlctpmS. TIE ItnsS prOOlOy
laoS. this and hence Its une.suess. NJ. ]. RYAN
Ne,r- York Juae 10, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
THE sAGWs LATEST cIpHERlNG FEAT.

10 The EdltOr or INC Trt6une.
SIR: admire the discretion which added to
the leader in THE OF yesterday the expression
that it fr Tldcns letter of declinaton lacks that
straightforward manly declaration OF purpose which
would put rest any talk Of hi, candidacy" You evil
IDENTIFY know the man.
1 have looked carefully through the letter for any
preston which would Mr.. Tilden to refusal OF
q unanimous nomination by the Democratic Convention
ct Chicago next month; but in vain. have analysed
every sentence which appeared TO be open and candid
and there is nothing which he says which would prevent
him replying 10 q nomination.; The peoples will be
dome; the partys demand is stronger than my wish
Aud In spite Of everything has said in this letter the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19

old master OF chcsne and cphers could write very
pathetic letter OF acceptance IN when nc "o
himself out martyr to the public service In snDmttns
the call OF his party. And mark my words: u," ne
lust about what he will do when his managers secuc W
Unanimous tender Of the complimentary nomination 70
him have for long time believed and have WILLIE ic
IN and ont Of season my belief una. m'; ~, ,,
and hi friends were preparing 10 play the same irck on
the coming Convention that they ted on he oa 1T u
alton was retained TOO long and the Convention was
s,ampcded to Hancock His letter is In time now, anu
n atfuly wOrded tn for the sly OLE cphe n
unanimous apTea which he could consistently say ~ was
impossible for himself 90 resist. .
i A CLEVELAND BLAINE SUPPORTER
Nee Tort, Jure 10, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
CLOSING PRICES or OlLTFORyII STOCKS
SAN FRANgIsCo June 18, 1881
THE EASTERN PIC IRON ASSOCIATION

READING, Penn, June 1S.-The annual
meeting the Eastern Pig Iron Association composed Of
owners OF one hundred furnaces east OF the Aeghanes
representing $25 600 900 of capital, held here to-
day. Henry s. Eckert, Of this city, presided. NewYork,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and the Schuyikil, Lehgh and
Lebanon Valleys we're largely represented. The reports
Indicate that the present SLIGHT duness the trade will
be succeeded bv brighter business and heavier orders
as the advances The members OF the association
and many invited guests to-day visited the famous orc
hills nj tornwall and the Pennsylvania steel COmpanys
works at Steelton Tomorrow the party will inspect the
furnaces at Aburtis, CataSauqua Reading Bethlehem,
Allentown, Hokendaugua and PhillppsOurg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
THE FLOP" OF LITTLE ACCOUNT.

10 the EdIfOr OF TIC IFtONHt'
SIR: As a Republican | have often taken
The Times on She score OF economy, though my prefer
cnce was alwdys for THE TRIBUNE. Bat when Tie Imes
on the morning. after the nomination showed its true free
trade eolors by its op to Democracy my first patriotic
work was TO boycott The Times and am more than COM
pensatsd for the odd penny for THE TRIBUNE by It's loyal
and manly politics is mastery treatment OF
general topics and its readable type The Times mas sai
IN degeuera; Ell since the dcatl Of Henry J. Raymond
and nCw In its decadeuce It's loss IL small 10 Repnhhcan-
ISM and Democracy gains tile. Managed by an Eagsl
esrads theorst and owned by freeFIde stockholders
II will find congenal bone in the freetrade party ana
it, exit will partly RepuOcanlsm, by ellmnat-
Ing dscOrdant theories H. l. fLIAKsON
Aflc YORK.. June u. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON June Il, ! S9t.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHTi STOCKS
Reported bH JOIN II. DAVIS & 90. II Wali-sL
WEDNESDAY. June 1S-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY June 1S-P. VI.
The Custom use returns OF the foreign movements Of
merchandise AT tn port for last week snow Of
P1,63l223 in imports exports which is Sl6i2,233
less than the excess OF the week of 1888, and
$22i9022 less than the OF the week Of 1892 The
imports Of last week 49, 023 1879 $2,4OGSj6 less
than for the week Of 1885, and So s970l less than for
the week OF 1882; the exports tSG,3S0200l were
S7G4623 less than for the week OF 1888 and S6l5679
less than for the week of 1892. For the twenty-four
weeks Of this year tue imports OF merchandise exceed
the exports AGl 1873, which IS 800 % 1916 greater
than the Of 1888, an is 81 ,260,73S less than the
for the period OF 1892. The resulting bal
ances after deductng the specie movements, the bust
ness of twenty-four weeks years are shown IN
the subjOined table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
NO JUDAs-PAPERs WANTED.

TO he EdtfOr OF INC IrtbWne
SIR: Ihave been constant reader of The Times
for years past but yesterday informed the neWsooy
that need leave any more for me but should re-
place IL with FRE TRIBUNE, a. had no time TO read
papers of the Judas type Blaine ami Logan will receive
the hearty support of all true Rep bhcaas. They may
can him the spotted man" but Ia November when tne
ballots fall Ike saovf2kes ne VIII be washed winter th3t
snow IN majority that VIII cOnf0und his traduceIs ana
You may count old Suffolk County 70 help SVEN tnaI
majority g. MELVILLE SAiii'
Neg Iork June l3, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
ENTHUSIASM IN NEWJERsEY.
r. IN. pdifop n TAs TrlbUnR

SIR: No nomination in the past forty -four
years-not even those of HARRISON, In 1910; Clay, IN
1874 or Lincoln in ls6Ohas given such entire satisac
ton to the masses of Republican voters here az that OF
MI Blaine There is kicking in the traces IN all thus
section II New-Jer>ey MOI only will the ticket receive
The united and hearty support OF all tue kepuncau' u
already many former Democrats are joining our RANKS
The best of feeling prevails. CHARLES sCkANlON'
OXFORD, ". j., JGne ID, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June IS, 1891

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June - 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salcsroom to-day:
BIZ Scott q HycrS
plot OF land, OF East ll0th.st IS IT OF 2d.ave
l2JxlOO1 Jx233; Alex Bath;ate.... @l2 100
By Louis Mesiey.
. 2.siory 'rame dwellings, with plot Of land. s Of
Blooming ialc- road 1884 n Of l3Uth-st, plot Cox
about I0Oi Coo 1900
BIZ f. n. L1tdiOtc IL o.
lot OF 1Oth.ave, 500 n OF 6ith-st, 2Jxl0O John
T Overhead. 1900
iOOiii $3.50
BIZ 4. J. Bleecke1. & Sons.
with about 20 Of land Kings
bridge road. adjoining lands of VIZ b fsham at
Mighbridge Sc coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19

The suIsTreasury today lost on balance a,n Of
nm Inv coin loss Of 1884 800, less currency ssm ,s
~ go The dav,s oueratOus covered Receipts
$703, 100 payments, Sl,9299970i , currency '''
The money market again was extremely easy 10 me.
loans at ala per cent, and the closing rate wac P
cent. - 90, m follows:
The Clearing House statement to-day was ~ ioi0"'
Exchanges. S77 757 $685. balances dav re
Tho United states Treasury ut Washington W-iay ,dn
ceIyed $4,000 National bank notes Ior ~ inihernai
The customs receipts SG2O,O9e, Snn lhe i"''
revenue epts $277,540. A., soroirn er-
Ltls or no business was done IN the IorS,sm at
changes: bat the rates continue firm for CUISINES ozi
Guotations as follows BANKERS bills. - e3 9h ?
2or long and short sterling respectively D 10 ~ nd
i7is Yor francs; 04e aud % for reichmarks; ~ a"
40ls for Guilders ,,,.,., .o,. onencd
Al the london stock Exchange British consos pd
ls lower but afterward recovered ana chosen End
al 90 1871 and 30 1916 respectively Io o.' vsre
account so quotations for United states Dohus 10
received American railways opened iroh , y made
cent lower than Yesterdays last figures, anu tte 90, n
martial recoyeries India Council bills were al9tte ~ IT,.
decline OF Id, per rupee. rhe Bank or LK .r sbIn
eIO0 600 bullion said have been Withdrawn loI siit
ment to Canada At Paris French per cents Wers
ut 7s3 67s32i9 aud sight exchange on Lohuoh
IN frs IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
MAJORITY AND MINORITY.

TO ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Times, having gone over to the De-
now forced to take position indicated in its
editorial OF this morning entitled Among the Plain PeO-
ple that The minority rules because II is the minority
that determines which side shall be majority. query
Which ia Tho lOrity, the minority or the majority
Ner York, June 10, 1884. W. H. HUDSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
CONSIDERATIONS sUPPoRr.

70 the Edit0r OF The TT t5dhe.
SIR: am asTold Republican and Il supporter
os the Chicago nominees admire Mr. Blaine, both IA
q statesman and gentleman. Am perfectly conscieh-
ous In this matter aal would consider 1t great f1Tor
n some speak through RE Times wcdd tel
me why they firmly oppose Mr.. Blaine ny ssu WS9
An favOrO OF Tie Times, but now against ". Sholu
Mr. Blaine be elected he NJ DOUBT will perhaps nc
Times will change IT, taae; We SHALL see IN Noytmo"'
NeC York, June 49, 1854. a. iAiLJh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
HOW IT LOOKS IN FULTON COUNTY,

70 the EditOr Of Thc TFtGuhe
SIR: That free trade paper. The Ne'C- J 0H
Times lost yearly hundred subscribers in the last
four days here IT Ia to fad reader of The Times in
Fulton County to-day. Nearly two hundred more snb-
scriers 10 TRIBUNE IN this town this week than last
GioceySrilc " T., juno IL, 1884. j. /. CLAPn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer Vesseisand Rdflroods.
NEw-YoRK. June 19, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SEw-YonK. June IL, 1873

,,,,r, s, p,o orict Int firm at lOc far options
osor Int partially recovered and closed steady s
~, no b9gs closing steady at the following prices
49, as iuy S25ds35; August Sl0@tOO SePeIccn
ber 85Sds6J; October S6ogs61 nS S Sales Go0
SSs Maraeaibo 400 do l55 Costa Roa 10 doi te
dol 100 savanilla, and go Central Americas" y" p
C0TTON-Spot 16c lower and more ynort and
o All holes bS last evening" including $50 lOr s1pe' sno
1855 Tor home consumption Delivered on 5s9
ialos Receipts At the ports to-day ZUs Oaios' "s@ "
mis- Nv last week and l,014 last year. ,,a,,so, are
The Quotations according TO the American cia''i"'