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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOsroN. June 10, / 3 1.
CLOSING PRICES or PHTLADELPRf5 STOCKS
n..ln-l,h BIZ Inns IL DAVE & %. II KaNs

TUESDAY. June 1O-P. A.
The various markets al the Stock Exchange
to-day moved more la unison with each other than
they have of late. No change was developed m the
bond department except tendency toward a
greater depression but the share market was also
weak instead of steady or irregular The
business in stocks l2-S 900 sharesl was
l1B 600 shares more than the amount of
Yesterday. transactions. The market enjoyed a
rather steady openmg followed hy improvements
that we're measured by small fractions. Then fol-
lowed a steady and continuous selling Of long
stocks that was not pressed 20 the point OF de-
moralizing the market. but which was sufficiently
persiseut 60 create little uneasiness among some
of the Boarl-room followers IN the late advance.
cessation Of sales during the last half hour
of business aud rally OF Il 10 q per cent IN prices
however were some relief and 10 found expression
IN liberal bidding for stocks on the part OF a IL"
Of the traders who always are conspicuous
when the market turns a 4 per cent in their
favor Taking the business Of the day as
whole IL represents an important shrinkage IN
valpes that possesses more significance than
does the closing rally which still left prices mate
y,allv lower than last evening The greatest of the
last rallies was ia Missouri Pacific, which, after "A
decine from sGss 10 s4Ss closed at s5i2 the total
hpsipess done IN the stock was only 1929 shares
The statement Of the earnings Of the Northwest
ern Company for the last week IN May when
sboWs decline from The week of 1858 ofSlO9,5OO'
was partly the OF the weakness In that stock
IL declined from 99ia % 97s1 aud ended at %. 81.
Paul however, was equally weak and declined
from 72is 20 7Oa.a71is Burlington and quincy
and Rock Island were soft. with little pressure To
sell Among the coal stocks, Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western again sold below par wa
aud ended at 100. and Reading declined
from 23la 10 22aa923. Central of New-Jersey
sola down from IS 10 90 "a 56l2 Among the trunk
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Of RovfsroNs-PoRK-rne West ruled stronger; and
sn N S SSd
nominal nothing moment done Mes. quoted $40 g
81 II Gear Gq Bse Ra sss Il % Extra Prime
Beet. stassls Family 81 asia. ~ ia drnly
St the Mess sales Of $50 5Ss At MEATS
me isen 5@s ep si R'is'i
Hams al fis, Sisc, 700 Picked shoulders u. S71e;
ssd sees quoted ' CITY Picked Sno9ase
Smoked II MS 1919 ac......MIDDLEs L.e W. IN
suo.a $50 % or Ss s SsH LS1E E Gesr clear
shor. Clear 91oc......DREssED HoGs SHADE higher
LARD-ihs market ten - higher in sympathy With
aycss from the Vest price. advanced cd, sSSst
st the figures Export inquiry Is perhap5s tribe better but
ss tss wsse PsT for eIpo %
ersy $50 tee a. 25c June GeTey neriecsG $50 cs
@s57e closing september eIosng % Csc.
October as,77c seller year Ga 300 CIV steam
coatacnt r 'Ss az term. .ossa al 81 sOs
American 500 OTTER he market has not ~ yS 5nS
eIs ind no difficulty in sustaining the late advance Egn
q @g2c s.ate Dairy half aTsn' tubs and pals Extra
cry 5al7Se Westerns sgPs paV Nss,ern Factory
sG idc CH EEs hlhe better grades meet win moder,
tartasr Change Estern LoSl0e western Flat sSsc
active inquiry State, 179 Sc; Western, l6hql6c ca
RICEFirm as a rule only moderately active supplies
are not 6grdensome however at The san bones
hrm for good TO prime sorts.
sPICEsGent rally quiet Pepper 10 d1joc for Black and
~ 2G22c for White; Nutmegs l10s, 10 soc; Mace 800
1c Cassa, China 6Lc Saigon, 30G3Sei Zanzibar
cloves II sc: Ginger 10l7c.; Prime PimentO SAB
SrEARIN E-onlet but held firm City quoted at s4o
81sc OeOmargarine, sLlGS3tc
sUGAR-Raw dull and nominal on the spot at ls-l6c
for ehnng and 6stc go Centrifuga options
lower Sales go fair MuscOvadO zoe for sep
tember aud 5l2ac for October Refined quiet got prices
are follows cut Loaf L2G7 Crushed 2@7 osc'
Granulated, gl6Q6sc MouM a" Il sac; Con,
iectOners's A." 9lOc; standard a." 64c. on A.,
o5iNdc.; White Extra 90. 5l206'sc; Extra &C." Gao
5ac.; &C" 5isc: yellow 4asGf7sc.
IALLOW-Steadily held with moderate inquiry. Prime
City quoted at GIG 1850; sales $4,000 % Gl29
TEA-DuI rather weak 1000 Japan sold for June
at Il &c
loBACCO-seed-Lesf steady but slow; sales. 30 cases,
1882 Wisconsin Havana 3uc 200 lSs 81, Pennsy wanna
70 l2c, 2U0. 1888 New. England Il to 25c 2jO bales
Havana soc. to ri IL lYO bales Sumatra I'll 80 10 81 o.
Lugs steady at the Exchange to-day sales July, 20 hhdS
at =; short notice 70 hhds at ia.
WOOL-Ths market ia az dull 10 we'll could be Few
sales Of note have been mentioned and the general dr OF
prices has continued downward. There no health IN tle
fker
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer NorLh Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NEWBORN June 10, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORK. June 10, ISL
AsHEs-ouiet and nominal Pots, 49iiAci pearls D
BEEswAX-Firm and in far demand. Southern md west
BUILDING MATERIALs-A good jobbng outlet i, Is no no,
ced all sides and this fact sustains quite dnp o
general list Of prices. We quote sert e 5s1 10
American Portland do 81 l5as2 so English do - 90 90
asa 20. Lime-Fnishing 81 Lump, 70 Gsac. l'n' tts
dS2 go ". Lumber-Eastern Spruce Sl3GSia xsiin.
Pine tlsas2G Hard woois-White Wood 80 @s59 per
carload. Hickory st5ds53 So Cherry. SlOdSIo: Nnest
nut s25ds30; Wanu' fgj9s110i Ash S316S4Oi Oa *
s0as55; Maple $50 1882 80 Nails, 81 90 per Nes io'
CHIC RY-Ground. 5s.a7'4c. .--.,-..,,. ona n,
CO.. Trade Ia still very quiet both IN AnthrUs 81. 20
The fee ing weak and there - IA ,i
sur TO reel 70 Anthracite is quoted at - 'o@sf " "
COCOA-Duu and nominal at I6c. FOR Guayaguli Ic'
for Bahia l8c Caracas; ana pc for haracaDo .,
pretty go0l trade Sales bags Hosein 2m 49, 49,
. ~" eN "Finance." $500 90, 3Bl ex PtOeuly WV" ~
II mbOld sold private terms options "oIs
but hrni s~s, 1880 bags, closing firm ~ lne *
$50; september 8 $3.50 october, 80Gs63 ~, no
vember s.7Ods-6 December, s.IoassO bid shd asAe+
Mild cracs quiet hut steady. .,.-.,o-r "a
prices maintained with fair degree o. steam
We quote Empty hhds. at s2df2 % Hoops iet . ~
$50; DO. ~ feet f28dS2S Molasses Shooks ana s tb
q 50 Old shocks New Heads ~ inch 81 4VGt oo
inch 81 10 OdSh0Oks without Heads SOci rum SnooS'
and Heads s3 75de4; do. Pipes f6Gtl. a. -. 49,,
cORDAi Fairly active nc l3A2c for MANN" EiSu' w
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet Arm and UNCHANGED Sales
9O7 bales last evening" including ~ 0o
ant i07 FOR spinning Delivered on contree a. M ay
Receipts today 7l3 bales agan. = - ms
week ast september l. ffS"io-'
bales against 1888 came perion last SEASON - - a..
The according to the American ~
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coTTox uArKrr--BY rgLrsRAPB.

ilvrKroot. iuas lo-t2s0 p m.-coton quiet Wedding
ygianfs ISL a. orleans sfGd sales lUpuO baies m
endng 0ogbaes 90 speculation and export receipts
taes lneiufinF t7no bales American Futures Gulei ~
lands L0w Aiidling oiaose June and Juf deiiseIF ?
gIg4d aIsa Ii.Htd. 2f.a4d % JAY aud August
fsIlvafs sd as0 lnNAd also Gids 90 August
AID s.pssn delivery go also s1-Gtd Do septen
81 as1 October delivery "a ed do october
snf Noaru5~r d~ivrfY lAeAd lr.D4d do Deeen.
Be- and saBosfy delivery ts<d september delivery,
tb5S4d.
Nmsnsau futsfes quiet Npisnds Low Middnng cauae.
Ias~ deiivsry lGafd Iuyrfs 90 Iuue Jul delivery
/ .f4d buyefs a.. fdy and August delivery, d lta4d
bugefs 40 AuGnft snd september deifTrrY H4d
a. raptsm5ef snt October delivery, q ilN4d seuers
Ccfapsf November delivery sO4d Naseln.
her uecombeE delivery 1894 value % nefeTnhef
AZ January delivery, lz6td buyors 90 -eDtember
hxsfy. q tk .bfd sellers
40 m lotion Fulures c'osed steaiy Uplanas Low Mo
eDsg clause sns asiiycfy ~ 90 sel.fs "a jane and
lay devery 1l0Sd Sellers DO July aad August delivery
2e0td sellers az Aagss sng September asiiyey istd
o. October snd SogsnseI delivery, s.0.d sellers do
November aud December delivery $40 value Do Dcceln
s. sod iaaasfy delivery lzeAd buyers % september
delivery jstAd buyers
eaLyksIps. 5gas % -gettsa quiet MaflnE. II = Low
Efcna NJ Good Ordinary lQf net and gross rsce Vts
bslss sa4s % nslcs sterS $50 bales
eAessEsR. JuBa 10 COTTON quie1s Aiddina, II " Low
riadhsg igsl uosd Ordinary io sst snd gross receipts
ssw oaiEsss June 10 Cotton quiet Niaanns II A Low
ASshsf ~ Coed ordsaryt i0s net ferrlFs slv baies
sross 80 bales sales 300 bales stsck l0%OsS basA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
LIVE Stock MARKET.

NEW YORK. June lO-REEvES-Recepts were %
and Is Of butcherns 6Oti-st Messr,
schwarzchid suizberger No trade in Live cattle Feel
ty slaughtered sides hal slow sale decline Of from
sad at Ia 0 e' oT 6rnSg to Prime and Texas Sect At
50ei2c.
Goldsmith.
from London and Liverpool report Amer
lean Live Cattle selling at l5c dressed weight sinking the
CALvEs-Recemts were 255 head-l47 at 6oth-st, 100
Live Calves consequent upon BAL dead meat
to Choice VeSIs sG 7e it7 Extra selected at &c
Dressed Calves extremely dull and prices weak CITY
Dressed Battermrk CAVES at 6iac.
S2ss-fge Cts sold state cas- ~ No. az &c f 40
lo3 D. at 10 9do. - 10, at &c. ..e,.a
r. = Aipaush & Co sold 70 Fealsyan2u5 weights ato2G
Williamson & 0 sol Iersey veals $50 H. at e74o
z = kass sold Neal7, IA 20, az &c. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rec ipts were Il cars o. 269l head
ton Market Feslpg cry M and nile o1en ~ prices we're
much the yesterday reports from 4sn2ton Market
caused doprt ssion IL trade butchers wiling to
ope ~ the figures asked carload o. Good ONO oheep
sold OF % 3d. and scattering sales were made az q &c
rive cars OF southern Lambs were SOFA a. th range OI
9c and decSosd very common went a. low as &C. ar
70 Prime Jers' sold At "a & " "a te" FeAey 10 yu
"a 2c and Dressed Lambs dull ana lower az 100 ne
Lambs SO To- ut sl-c rginia DO "a n at = 55 81
est Virginia sheep, l1 10, al 5c' p Western 10 100 d. at
/ " PIcosk sold: IId virginia Lambs 50 ~ 7'.ci POI
do 80 q. at 2 &c 1I3GO Common. ~ 70 at Sc
2Gl Virginia Lambs . 10. at 7lQc - dc So Is, a. Sc
q. Spaush & sold 50 Jersey Lambs % a. sac.
williamson Co. sold: 80 Jersey Lambs 81 10 al oas2c.
EyeT;i & Co. sold 50 Jersey Lamb, MAINLY at asiqc
natPe Eos sod 'Y ii Jersey limbs. g. h at no
q. Oliver * co sold s rsey Lambs at l9c - - -.
lothst ANA cars at at ersey city One car sale alive
Feeling rather 1rmer in sympathy with the improvement
Couatry Dressed traction higher than yesterday ia
Heavy selling at 6'4a7c Medium at IA nc Light at ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE 10 Flour steady and quiet Howard Street
DO Family "a 81 a SIS Is. city Nils super SO % s} DO
Southern Red 81 O5SfI os do Amber 81 os6sl lO 10
Maryland II BID No Western Winter RED spot g o. 2
81 65 August s 81 64s rs cofn@sSuthern & western
western MixeG spot 5l%S5ls.c.i June Gi4q6I4c
s saltb s %5 &C. wen w6e s. e, do Mixed
CT Pennsyvanla. 9tle Rye quiet at $50 &c sseeipts
oats 10000 bush; Rye. 10000 push shipments-whsat.
Wheat. $4,000 bush. Corn. $4,000 bush.
BOSTON, Mass, June 1O-Four quiet aud unchanged.
Winter r. whes s. % S Corn da steamer Y
500 SH5 doc i9S No qPse e ss S2
dull; No l White ~ i2q4i lc.; No White, &e40 gc.i
bbs 900 Corn. $4,000 bush; oats $4,000 oush'
shorts $500 bush.
Lard Tm boq 2 r. S B as ara ro oaaef
81 g shsrfrS 50 "a: short Gear 81 7j Hogs quiet;
:A e. SS5 20 Paeas ara sS5sr "a 50
CHICAGO June lo.-Flonr quiet and unehanged Wheat
eossd % under yesteTday .a., ranged June s. s3oc
S Sa.5 ~ Closing az 81 &C., september
SS c oT, ousf sales ranged asR Doe June So
closing at 65ci July, bJha569c., closing at 5esc.:
August 81 eG 81 b at Y,sr P 2 "a
SOC oats steady with far demand 'sli iso ranged
80 4c closing az n me me 9 ,,s aT T ~ q a.
a+ "a s Sds i RseoiptsFiour Rs 900 obs wSeaL
10000 bush Corn '9999 9g.' 9sS i.S9O9 Sgsh Hy o
o6LsJ Wheat $1,000 ousni Corn, l,2ooo bush oats.
2S7 % bush.. Rye. 2OOO Oush. Barley, l,oOJ Oush
MILWAUKEE. June lO-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
ouet. Milwaukee Cash, S3c June SIC. July 9
August G2lac. steady No 2 Doe oats duh; No 2.
S2d32ls Rye weaker No. !, 63c. Barley higher No 2
spring 5eloc No SPRING extra 50 Provisions inn Mess
Al cash: Picked 103t q Hogs. 70 20
TO- Receipts Flour $4,000 bills; Wheat 81 900 bush
Barley bush. Shpments-EOur l4.uOO bOl5, WI At
1900 bush. Barley, SIS bush.
PHILADELPHIA June l0.-Fleur dun; Western and Penn
sTvania super So 00d53 O0 do Extras s OO9S3 500 Penn
sylvsns Family 81 00QS47 as Pennsylvsna roller process
SIS 50 Delaware Family So ass 75i Western Winter low
grades 81 OoaS4 80 Wheat dull Car lots were hard TO move
No hte IN gram depot 81 % No Pennsy Red IN
iO35. 9sl O4 August I'll 03 Gsl O3 September, 81 %
81 O4 COrn-Car lots Inactive and lower SAD Yellow
afost steamer High Mixed track 90 00l2c.i No.
yellow depot, ODE. sail Mixed June 81 a62ct
July, u 2162c August 62l2 653c September. 81
lots In fair request and steady No Mixed.
No White In grain depot 3Ss.c In 20th-st elevator
3Sc; No White 80 80 9c, No White June 49, R35 So.
July 30 G9 nc August, 37G3Sci September 80 1887 nc.
RsoeptsFlour 1000 bbla Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1000
Corn. 5000 bush.' Data $4,000 bush
LoUIs June l0-Flour steady and unchanged Family
s4009s& 95; Choice "a oOSs4 10, Fancy So 25Gs5 IS
Wheat firm No Red, 81 osk8sl O3 "a ASH Juae ~ oSi
July, sSlsa95He| August 599s1.ci An tue Yesr Ste
eash 800 &c June OF July AUGUST
26Ee28S.o. All the Year; Rye quiet &C SIC; bid Bar
ley duh ar 609sOc Rooeiuts-Flour 600 obls Wheat
eOOO BUSH Corn, $4,000 BUSH Data 1000 busa; Rye
1000 bush, Barley, shpmeats-FlouT. 1000 obls.
Wheat LOCO oashi Cora 10000 susa oats e.OOo ousA
Rye, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
rupopy.y rryANCrAL MARKETS.

Iospos June lO-I230 D. mCcnsols 90 1918 for money
and 100 ls r the account United states Four Per Csne
Bonds 1925 do. Four and Hall Per Cent Bonds llSg
Ere. 4a do second COnsOls So York Central los
Atlantic and Great Western Second Mortgage Trustees Ger
Reading. 12t Mexican Ordinary $685. Canadian Pacific.
4j9t st Paul Common 743.
mParis advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 70
francs % confines for the account.
m-Bar silver IL quoted at so 1jl6d per Con-
sols 1916 for money 1916 At
Great Western FIRST Mortgage Trustees Certid.
s3S< Erie l4a do second ConsoLs. 81: SewYsrk
Central IO64 Illinois Central, 1908 Pennsylvania DSg
Mexican Ordinary 49, Canadian Pacific As St Paul Com
mon 49,
francs for The account and exchange London
a IS francs 2l 2 confines for checks
BERLIN 0rbe statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows Increase Ia specie OF I4ZOOO MARKS
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lines Central and Hudson was conspicuously weak;

lines Central and Hudson was conspicuously weak;
it rose TO 1O4l and then sold at 102ss0103lg6
1O3ls. Union Pacific at 1875 shows rally of u
from its lowest price but still is Ss lower than last
evening. Western Union declined from CO.'S to
59l2059a4, despite the report that the quarterly
dividend to be declared tomorrow will be the
usual q per cent and that the statement to BIO
issued will be favorable exhibit The market
closed feverish and unsettled
Government bonds were dull the bids for the Be-
were Il higher, but the other gold issues were weak
and bids were off Il for the 4s and q for the 4l2s.
Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11

Washington which passes near s sna
an fIiss An area OF 10,76o,oO0 acres. enlns
vtrc,rie North Carolina. South Carolina vess no
riorid, Alabama. Tennessee and large par, e 1T
Sotan lands OF mississippi the early spring N ~
snS cold was followed by dry May while thJ hr thsn
A. tSsr,nometer though unfavorable was akns1 a.
tast vssr The planting was late but 1000 "a sre
~ The fields we'll cultivated In MAY any ao
ce,npara.ively and the Janus n
TtmeIy rains would 20 far TO compensate ahont "a
=. che niantlnr RMS area, though embracing aoou. 90
ner cent OF the cotton acreage IN tne ooS S5 pi""
scniv nhout So per cent Of the crop IN lec~ 20 ,s
NJ ast ~ ths line of longitude, embracing oottnh iu
=, Wiss,ssinni and Arkansas. louisiana ana lekss al
49, ~ 0i3OOO acrcs. producing A. per cent on .no
49, an iss1-s3 the haa wen extremely un
ypprele The rainfall throughout the spring has oeen
retarling planting from two TO four weehs
sosrrsnS the stands preventing farm work
~ hoffons washing up the young plants that nae come
ar ana setting hes In grass The worst
i've pr,v allied In Texas. Replantng mas Deeh re-oT
=" largely but In Texas the flooding rams OF June ~
Jnne have thrown back the work. so that seeuuB II
an going on The general condition OF thls area rs
sbarsate unfav orahle. Arkansas presenting inc oe-t
6,ncs For an AVERAGE crop Taking the whole Deit 10
sser N is found that there has been no increase IN
srsgc while the condition OF the crop on May 81 was
no hetter than that Of last year which was lower ta
o. several years Labor is plentiful and no complaints
AZ heard In relation thereto The average eondlton Oh
lie cop May 81 1883, reported 0y the "aShhs
Ton Agricultural Bureau at nihety-six
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
OPTICAL CROP REPORTS.
COTTON. SPRING AND WINTER WHEAT, OATS, RYE
AND BARLEY.

AND BARLEY.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The returns oil cotton
plauting made 10 the Department OF Agriculture III
dictate tendency 20 increase Of area, checked some
what IN the Southwest by rains and foundations and in
North and Tennessee by low temperature IN the
planting season Replanting was still IN progress 20
some extent on June l, even in the lower lattudes'
The apparent increase is about per sent The com
par.op with the area of the previous crop a. follows
Virginia So North Carolina 1Ol South Carolina
100. Georgia 1903; Florida 104 Alabama 100
Arkansas 100; Tennessee 1OI Missouri 80. The
,emperatalre Of April was lower than the average
throughout the cotton States Rainfall was deficient
on the Atlantic and slightly less than normal III
the Gulf States but rains were excessive IN nay
throughout the Southwest, causing o'eru9~s ol lcs
iuiurng stands everywhere. and causing large amount
The latter part Of May was and clear on con,
adorable portion Of the Atlantic coast causing rapid
tb and sdortling opportunity for thorough wedding
and clean cultivation. In the West fields arc 9r.''ry
and choppng out not yet finished. inc sess ouu
one 70 two weeks late The plants are generally
thrifty and vigorous The main cause of reatVey low
condition l. want Of sire, which few weeks on nhe
weather may remedy set conilnianSs OF oa Tbe
would now be disastrous beyond the Mississippi ne
general average Of condition T. 81 against 80 IN June
81 last year. and 80 in lss2 Inc hgTes 9y In,
are Virginia 90. North Carolina ~ South aroma
o. Georgia 90; Florida % Alabama ~ MIS-
sis.ippi az; Louisiana -; Texas u Arkansas -
Tennessee a2; Missouri 90.
Tn increase hi the area of spring whest appears 70
ie nearly 600 600 acres. per cent No part OF IL
Pacific coast area il included a. spring wheat Inc
lsrgcst increase is In Dakota. amounting To ABOUT
4Ob OOO acres. The condition o. spring "htA aN'i
sge= 1Ol per cent being up 60 the standard IN ntIy
every district The condition Of winter wheat commune
high The average l. g3, against 90 month ago ~
wac rs In June last wear and tt at inc sau' ual' n
I1s1 since the last report the Illinois average hnS
declined II points Ohio and Kentucky 8. lngl,na'
Mehran and soue other States show higher c'hn,,'n
m averages II condition Of principal states are; NeH
york 81 PENNSYLVANIA 100 Maryland t'' 'c'gg'
81 rexas - Kentucky gB Ohio 81 Michigan vi
ma i,rrea.e I'M sfea of oats D. per cent Tho aver
ere f condition l. as II eo LAT year and IUl ih
june OF SD Tho averages ARE highest. a. l. ur"lif
the ee.e Ina The states north ~ The t0rteth parallel
coming an % the standard In all ot the estcrn state
The general average of rye has ndy'nccd nom 'o ="
o. Inc harley average has fallen from tul in Nay 7"
a. m va. "a Last June aud % in June l-~2 it
wa 81 In New York 90 IN Penney lVl pa W a.
eonsin 100 Ia Minnesota ~ IN Iowa, 100 In Neora-H"
end - IA California
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STRONG PROVISION MARKET.
IN PRIcEs-coNrINUED DULSEss IL THE
GRAIN PITS.
!sr TELEGRAPH TO TUE rRIBCSE.l


CHICAGO. June 10.-Last night there was
pretty large and wheat privileges and they
were within cent OF each sther The sellers OF these
privileges standing in the pits this morning aud had
no trouble the absence OF outside legitimate dealers in
keeping the fluctuations within bounds. Cables we're
strong and this fact prevented decline The sales by
the sellers OF oas whenever the market sho yed signs
OF a substantial rally, prevented advance. On tao
whole the market a remarkably duh one.
Corn opened at 56la cents advanced
L cent and occasionally declined Z
cent Wheat was tri1e more active but
quite as featureess There great sellers and AS
few great buyers There talk about provisions
The posting Of the shipment showed a large onward
movement Of all kinds OF produce during the past week
of hogs At the yards where prices were 10
higher also tended TO make the pork pitt although
dull extremely bush. Pork for July started al Sl9 40
and for August al $40 90 July lard was - 40 and July
ribs - 80.
active notable thing considering its condition since the
beginning last week July pork advanced at the start
% cents barrel and soon going AZ $40 50. Lard
shared In the advance but short rbs advanced more
noon wa selling AT 81 72a The receipts OF grain
pretty large this morning There were OIL cars OF
wheat; ass Of corn, aud l27 cars or oats.
The visible supply figures excited De1rsh influence on
figure. showed decrease In wheat for the week OF only
3.JOOO bushels, while decrease OF l,OOOOOO bushels
va nteinated The decrease In the visible supply or
corn wa. given $4,000 bushels In oats the ngires
ing local stocks Of grain showed decrease IN
of l5 600 Ia corn OF 00lOOO bushels, and In oats OF
20 600 bushels FOR tho week wheat al me clore
dropped s99s cents for July corn To % for t same
month Prov increased rather than decreased ~
etrrnuh At o'clock July pork was slD ~, July lafd
o. ~, and july rps 40 7z%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO lOT7s Dr0Ders Journal reports Hocs-Re
ceipts 10000 head shipnents, 2lOO heat market dnll
and lower; Rough Packing, 81 p - 80. Packing.
5hppms ass So Lgh So l. - -, SkiDs % -
dH5 uu.
Clus-Recepts 1900 head, shipments, 100 head mar
ket slow and lower; Exports So 69GSi 50; Good 10
Choice Shppns S. 10 ass sos Common to Medium. s. 200
Inferior to Fair 50GS4 00 Medium Good - 90 o
81 20. Choice Extra 81 5OdSo %.
ST LOUIS June l0.-Cdue- Receipts l9OO. shipments.
6O0 market lower Exports S. 5Ods6 80 Good 10 Choice
Shipping 50 QRG sos Common to Medium, - 40 81 oJi
fed Texans 81 75a$s so stOckers ANA Feeders So 80
Gs4 so
Shesp-Receips. 1900; shipments. 500; market steay
Common to Choice Clipped 81 25aS4 'o' Texans s. oO"
SO 70.
Hogs-Receipts 400 shipments 200 market active;
Workers s. 35 Packing So w GS5 30, Heavy So Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-11
TIE PE1RoLErM MARKEE

Nrw Y0Rg. June 10.
According 10 the Official statement OF the
Washington bureau Of statsrcs TIE exports from ne
United states o. petroleum and petroleum. products 10
Apr, varied bur slightly from the exports 10 March Inc
comparison with APRIL 1883 however Is more 'A'oioo
a., g.. the srsilar oomparson OF the March report
me amount exported In April vas i.ao3lll gallons
nndsr me ngres for April 1888 but the value OF the *
porta was sii0934 larger For The ten months o. inc
essal year beginning 30 1888. the exports were
4lGpT8i7a gallons ts9s 272 2l4. against 3eoSAl'lo4
Gallon. ts35.lO5,s65 In the same period OF
a.. ,,.ceains a,cai year But nom January /.
rsa4 there IA decline nom the amount
FOR the nrst four months Of 1888 OF 71s17s6 gallons
hat the value of the exports shows an mere t-e on
a-n rye total exports OF the country rom January :"
Ap,al 40 tesJ and lisa compare as follows