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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOsTON June ,, 1894
CLOSING PRICES Of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported bu JOIN H. DAVIS y 90. II WaLLsL
MONDAY, June 2-P. VI.

MONDAY, June 2-P. VI.
The stock speculation to-day opened depressed;
later il was buoyant, up to the booming point.
The probability thai Reading Railroad and Read
ing Coal and Iron Companies would again pass into
a receivership was the cause of the early depres-
sion, which ranged from l TO per cent below
Saturdays last figures; the boldness and dash of
the people engaged on the long" side of the
market turned defeat into victory, and finally re-
ceived essential and from the gratifying announce
ment of Messrs. Fisk & Hatch that they had re-
sumed business at the old stand" Business at the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange opened this morning
at the usual hour of 10 o'clock, while our Stock
Exchange, having entered upon its summer custom
for Mondays only, opened at IL o'clock. So 1t
came to pass that before the hour of IL o'clock
Wall Street had Phlladeph quotations for Read
ing at from 81 per cent down t. Is per cent ana
back 20 81 per cent against 26s per cent Saturday
night but 1t also known that the June interest
on Reading consOls and the quarterly dividend on
Jersey Central stock being paid; so it seemed
to some persons questionable if receivers of the
Reading Companies would be appointed to-day.
Hence Reading opened here at %, or l per cent
higher than the concurrent price in Philadelphia;
that was the lowest price of the day in this market
Delaware Lackawanna and Western opened down
2 per cent at 101 and went to 100. and Cen
tral Of New-Jersey opened per cent lower
at 54 and went to 52l2. The whole
market also opened weak st. Paul down 24 at
70, Northwestern down 1 per cent at 9912G99,
Illinois Central down Ia at 1888, Lake Shore
down 7s at S43s, Missouri Pacific down q at 81 and
then SOL, Central and Hudson down l per cent at
1O5 and then 104a4, Northern Pacific preferred
down a at Ala and then at 46a4, Union Pacific
down 1l2 at 42la and then 41si and Western
Union down 30 at 59l2 and then 5sl2 The depres-
sion, however except in the coal stocks was per-
mitted to last only short time, and later even
they except Reading recovered to better than Sat
urday's best figures. The dash and spirit with
which figures for the general list were advanced
have not been equalled since the time
when the Stock Exchange reopened
after tho panic Of 1878. st. Paul sold
up TO 7el4 and ended at 70, Northwestern touched
1923. and ended at 101a s. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western rose to 1O4 and closed offered at 1921
Central of New-Jersey sold up to 57l and ended at
$685. Lake Shore rose to S7a4 and closed offered at
81, Missouri Pacific went to S4's and was exceD-
tionally strong at s4as@s4l2, Central and Hudson
rose to 1855 and closed weak at 1918, Northern
Pacific preferred sold up to 49ia and ended at 10,
Reading rose per cent to "a and closed ct 70,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
BITS OF COURT NEWS.

Justices Charles II. Van Brunt and George
p Andrews took their the Supreme Court bench
YESTERDAY Justice Andrews sat in Special Term and
Justice Van Bruntin Part II.
Thomas p wickes was appointed referee by Justice
Lawrence take testimony 10 whether Colonel Van
derbt Allen should pay counsel fee and amOny TO his
wife, Mrs Edith Allen pending the trial Of her divorce
suit against her husband.
Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court Chambers
granted directing the Sheriff show why
he should not be committed for contempt IN allowing
Michael Mcnamara his liberty. Mcnamara was ordered
recently Justice DOn0hue 10 Sll0 counsel Zee ana
amODy Mrs Mcnamara in her suit for divorce or 10
go to Jail The money not paid and Mrs Mona
maras counsel ascertaned that Mcnamara was only IN
the custody of counsel instead Of being Ludlow street
Jail After the order obtained Mcnamara raised the
money and the matter was peacefully settled.
Mrs Fanny Stewart, through her counsel Aaron ann
petitiOned Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court
Cham Yesterday for writ of habeas corpus for re-
lease rom the Magdalen Asylum for Fallen Women. Mrs
Stewart states confined in the place by the
persuasion OF ex-Alderman John FalcOner on March z
last she remained there against her Will as Mr.. Fa
cOner refused accede to wish that she might De
liberated Mrs Stewart wrote letter TO friend re-
Carding position. and the communication was gwen
10 Lawyer Kahn who undertook her release ON sunday
Mr. stewart escaped from the asylum She said yester
day that believed the marOn cOnnved at her escape
Mrs Stewart accompanied her counsel 70 court and SAID
thai she was STAYING with friends. she was heavily
yelled Justice Lawrence made the writ reurnabe on
Thursday. Mrs Stewart at once entered carriage ana
driven away. she is the stepuaUenter VI c44o'e
Commissioner stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
THE COURTS.
THE OLD ENGINE HOUSE DISPUTE.

THE Old ENGINE-HOUSE DISPU he,
The dispute between the Fire Department
and the Board Of Health concerning the occupancy OF the
old engine house at No 1913 worh-st carried into
the courts yesterday Health Commissioners saaer and
Johnson Secretary Clark and Inspector Taylor made
adavits declaring that Health Department has
cupied the building for seventeen years. that the Fire
Department took forcble possession Of 1t on the night
of May 30; that sufficient time was not al
lowed to the Health Department to procure
another place the dsnfecng corps and the sanitary
chemical laboratory and that the department cannot
find a suitable building II was asserted also tnat
harm might to the city in case the disinfecung
CORDS prevented from using the building before another
place is assigned for it, Counsel Prentice took the am
davits before Judge Gorman in the superior Court and
Injunction TO restrain the Fire Department
occupying the house. Judge OGOrman issued WITH
enjonng the Fire Commissioners from interfering Win
the right the Health Department TO occupy the engine
house. directing them TO show cause on THURSDAY
were served on President Van Co Fire Headquarters
In the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH


BUFFALO June 2Cafhe-Recepts to-day 1900 head total
thus 4.l0O head: me last week. DO
head consigned through lBl cars marker fairly active
shade higher GOOt to Choice steers 81 OODpo %
Lint steers, - 3OGS6 90.
Receipts to-day POO head total for week thus far
head time week. J,uVO head; consigned
through. cars dull, weak AMI lower Common
Fair. s. 1Sl 25i Good TO Choice ~ ooGSo J0 spring
Lambs - Ds1 90.
Hogs-Recepts to-day $500 head total for week thus
far 80 head FOR time last week. 900 head
sned through rs Good Choice Workers So ~
ass 81 Light Mixed so 20Gs5 40; Good Mediums 50 4O0
81 20. Figs 81 50 as o.
CHICAGO Iune l-Tte Journal reports: Hods-Re
cepts - 900 head shipments $500 head: market weak
and lower Rough Packing - 5Ws1 10; PacAn1
and Shipping IS UOGs5 45 Light 81 20 $50 25 Skips % 20
Csttls-Recepts 5000 head Shipments 900 head; mar
ket active and strong; Exports, SO 65G57 0O Good 70
Choice ShIppIsS So 2JGS6 7O Common TO Medium 20 100
81 30.
Sheep-Receipts 30Oi shipments 250 market steady;
Inferior Fair 50 81 %; Medium TO Good 81 OO
20; Choice 10 Extra. 50 OOdS0 80
ST. LOUIS, June 2-Cdtte-Receipts 1905 shipments.
steady; Exports So So ass 10 GOOD 10 hoce
shipping S6 009S6 50 Common TO Medium 80 4O9 70 30
Texans 50 20 asG CO. Stockers and Feeders ~ 10
aS5 70.
SIsep-Receipts. 400; shipments, - market weak
Common to Clipped, 81 5Od$o o. Iexans u Qua
81 so Ill
Workers. So 49, Packing ~ 7OGso lO HeA'y % AoS
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

snv rape-. went deliberately % my coiaserals ana
securities in the sale lei there for the nss =" heir
swn sccnrsics do not know whether THIS vac a"ns or
not hit two OF these directors came to my e 0n %
Judgment note 70 secure them Tor SgVog,y security
& sese ,ndorsements while intended all these col,
Hferals for the Of the dcpositofs ei. 49, ~a
IN dcrosiorS other banks offered 70 help ana lent
g2so 600 notes Of the directors IN N ~ enc hang
snd selected sgl5oOoo and wanted slooOo0 mere az
seearty Tor their - 1 10 give them right
st IN case OF necessity they could transfer the %
ne reenld on call take al the money IN the bank to
secure themselves
RIDDLES VIEW OF HIS MISTAKE.
In the beginning then my first great mistake was that
4 dd not az soon l discovered the condition OF the
bank IN lss2 OF early in lss3 draw out OF it, AMI allow
its affairs 10 be settled their actual merits could at
that time have withdrawn from the bank without a
bsemish ON and could now be rated as worth $500
600; vet having my whole heart as We'll rs my money
Interested In the banks welfare t hut natural that
should Try to II from runtry 20 save the depos
tors many OF them. their all In the second place. maze
mistake in continuing IN the attempt 10 make up thos9
accounts 20 the bank but II wac my pride To 40 so
friends n the loss of all the money had the labor Of
e the loss of health never robust at the BEST y PROOF
doing Yet my intentions have always been keeny alive
60 the best interests of those who Teposed tn III S
bank and sincerity OF purpose Is demonstrated by my
complete wreck financially my grief and almost thoOagh
ruin physically ana wiling 10 SIy s og eora not TO
saw greater blaine who should the blame with me-
a. I surely think have had more than my share
The statement created intense excitement and the
newspaper offices were surrounded by people of all
classes who iostled and crowded each other in their
eagerness to obtain copies. The directors implicated
Indignantly deny the allegations made. but Riddle
claims that the books, which now in the hands
of the assignee will fully bear out his statement
Riddles condition is much worse to-day and bis
physicians fear more hemOrrhages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUKT-CHAABERs-Befor Lawrence Nos ~
% 42 AZ a. 3d. 5l SO, ~, $50 81 80 lO2 lC1, lO9
III l3e 49, 1856 1885, l94 1876 Dol 2O4 2O5 2Os %OS
sIiPRENF CotRr-sPFcIAL TKRN-PART I-Before Andrews
Nos 4s6 35 III 5l0, 622, go, 2ss, - D. "a biv
b6s 59O g. asa $685. sos 544, Az is 322 623 SAL 6I4
sIiP,ruR CouRr-sPEcAL TERM-PART u.-Before Van
Worst J-Ad0urncd until the 4th.
SUPREME CoURT-ClRCUIT-PAR before Barrett j.
Nos 1851 500 1887 1866 1927 1921, 37Ol2 9l4, 1870
is6O 1904 1913 2l21, 3O95.
STTPReMT -C1RCUT-PART II-BefOTe Van BTunt J.
Ma ISL 1867 1881 332, 473 1881. 1914 1856 l3i l3I
i7O4 lss3 1892 900 s37 1859 1895, 2ss4 l7622 1871
1888. 24s3 2s7g. 1895, 1887. - - ~,
SuPeFMF CoURr-CIHcUTT-PART IIL-BefOre DOnOhue, j.
Court open y NJ Nos a2l1 d2.O iSo7 % 20 A.
i7G2 iT43 2iO5 1914 1913, 820 207 1868, 1856 1867
1bS 1890 1901 1881 1882 1888 1896 1862 1886 1887
1898 1888 94O 9Al 1912 1943 1914 1914 lB45, ls43
slRRoGATE's COURT-Before Rollins, SEstate Of Maria
1890 win Of Frederick GrOe, CahaT1ne
A ferris Henrietta Bega and Rosa V. Burns, II a IN
estate Of Catharne IL Marks, y N
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL rKRM-Before Truax, mos
:. 10 81, 2l, %, %, o. %
stPERoR CoURT-TRAL TRRM-PART I-Beiore freedman
s0s 1870 B67 1851 742. TAO 100 1854 1865.
SIPEEIOR COURI-TRIAL rERMPAH Before OtiOrTnan
Nos 800 722 721 463 65z 21s III 1918, IZIS 44O AL
T7aVEoa CofnYGfafAL TRRS-PART III-Before Ingra-
ham J-NOs 1887, 1872, ls43 lSs5 800 s53 l594 ~ -
isjO 1862 1867, 1874 1877 ls7s 1879 ISL ISs2 1850
ss7 1855 1891 1892 1894 1895, 1896 1897, 1885, 1888
1900 1901 1902 1911 1872 1913, 1914, 1915.
COEMoN PLEAs-EQUlrY TERa-Betore Beach, J-NOs. !,
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-BefOre Van Hoesen, j.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-PART L-Before Daily C. j.
Gaze On-NO. 6SS.
CoMAox PLE4s-TRIAL TERM-PGsT II,-Before Daily, J.
S65 $50 2s4 Ts so sss, $780, 500 s92 S99 sJ4 $780,
$50, S97, $685. $780, SOl. 0O2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

Union Pacific sold mp to Ais and ended at 1919
46as and Western Union after an advance to 62's
AIS per cent closed weak at 610s Considering the
excited condition of the market the days bus
mess (459013 shares was not large. Ihere
occurred the late usual Neutrality-suspicious. Hurry
and excitement about buying stocks IN under
the rule' with the usual delivery on the rostrui'
so that the purchases were covered by 500 Union
Pacific, 200 Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
and 500 Central and Hudson. The market closed
excited aud unsettled
Government bonds were quiet and steady, with
the bids for the s and the 4l2s Is per cent higher
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

sEx-intercst

rEX-intercst
The sales of State bonds were covered by .
South Carolina Brown consols at 1858. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks
The market for railroad bonds was strong con-
trast TO the share market. The business done was
small, with few changes in prices and quite
as many declines as advances Chesapeake aud
Ohio rsts series b. 3l2 per cent higher at 30,
and the currency Us were up IS at 30 ana East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia cOnsol 5s advanced
from 56a4 10 5sa57 and the incomes were ND 1 u
to 16l2 Erie secohd c0nNOls opened down l u at
80. rose to CO. and closed at 50059ls Lehlgh and
American Dock and Improvement 5s sold
at 50. st. LOus and Iron Mountain
5s were per cent higher at 81. New-fork, chi
cagO and st. Louis first 6s ut 80 ex interest were
L. lower. st. Paul first Pacific and Western
5s off per cent to 96 and recovered TO W
and first Wmconsln and Minnesota % were l per
were steady at 93, and Burlington ana
Quincy debenture IS were 4 higher
at SO. Wabash, Omaha division t II {,
100. Texas and Pacific incomes advanced u 10
453i, and frsts Rio oTande division, were up D at
SO. after selling at 80. Northern Pacific nrsts sold
up 10 1851 and ended at 1912. and Oregon ana
TranscOn Iuental were per cent higher for small
lot at lie. Oregon and Improvement frsts sold at
81 eX-inteTesI.
The sub Treasury to-day gained S402 1858 on bal
ance mace up by coin gain of ; $50. 40 less cur
rency loss of $7s Az. The days operations coy
cred Receipts, 81 751 400 payments, pl,34o 132
currency balance $40, 16l.22s; coin balance
SIPS, 342,777.
The local money market for call loans worked
easy enough between and per cent; the last rate
was per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SlO9, 1l3; balances
S4.3l0 1916.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received %2l2 900 National bank notes Tor re-
dempton. The customs receipts were S6O4,34Z'
and the internal revenue receipts S776O33. -
The foreign exchanges. on an extremely small
movement, firm, aud we revise quo
tatons for business as follows: Bankers bisS4 s34
and 81 sj3i for long and short sterling respectively;
OIL and JlS5- for francs 94s and 81 = Tor reich
marks 40 and 40ls for gIlders.
The following IL the public debt statement issued
on June ., 1854, compared with that Of May l,
1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. June .,


The monthly report of field work in May,
received at the NewYork Petroleum Exchange is dsap
pointing TO the bulls" decided decrease in work
wells drilling and rigs up and buildD1 is shown, but
there was heavy increase IN new production and also
in the average per well. The production in May
the largest yet shown In any this year. but
average per well is under that of February. Compared
with April the report for last month shows increase of
IL in the number OF wells completed decrease OF AZ
and 40 in the number OF wells drilling and rigs up and
building respectively increase of 199 barrels in new
production and OF 3 barrels in the average per well The
figures since January are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

Good to Prime steers sold one year ago al l=@l@ 49, anu
the estimated AZ l2c. - -.
BEEV Es-Recopts yesterday and to-day we're 81 cara At
Jersey and at SiItetist. making 81 ne al,
against ! head Monday The arrivals for the week
were r. head g than ast week, and 3Od mead less
than the cOrresDOnding tune last year -,
s ednesCay 90 dle past with light arrivals 9bua
brisk demand. prices rue tn i2c higher FrtAys
opening the arrivals liberal aud the
finish dull decline OF from 20 lac per ID ON Common
and Medium Steefs.
The to-day included 20 OF Export steers ior
Messrs Goldsmith Norris and 80 cars for .Iushetrs ~
nc carloads for sale The tone o. the mar
ket firm at the start and Coco cattle 80 ~ raner
hi time Friday but trade dra gd later
and finish dull prices generally rated &c
than opening for on but the top grades The do
Oad the greater part OF whcn
Tor the market nterru ted trade an the offerings were
kely be all closed to-day Among the sales we're
Of little Texans &C 80 10 and 20 Of Cincinnati anu
Kentucky stu ers a. the ranged SO o2r7 l2 with most o.
the sales l1340l2isc 10 dress SO ID several ear
loads Of Dry we're sold at Sja$j 90 and
dress So 10 and Stl Bulls wanted at i r.
~ reported sales Of CCrnfed and Mealed
Steers 80 30 20 u 50 for Common 10 Extra
obtained for 80 head l5O4 average. sold By
Daniel Nc lhersOn.
ali is expected TO sail to-day with 500 Live Cat
GOGsn tn Morris, and tomorrow the Annie
will get or with over 800 head for + r. Lnghaui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK. June ., 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW- lJNA. I17h
COFFEspot dun nominal l0c for cargoos
Options dull and without material CHANGE but the tone Eaa
barely steady sales. l. 30 closing at the following
p ices. June. - a. 90. July S15dS2O; August s.25
a 80; September. s4OaS45; October. 500 DS.55 No
vember. N.01a 80 December S.6UdS65 bid and ask a.
MID grafes dull: 1n0 Das Slvana SOLD on private terms
COTlON-SpOt Cotton l6c lower and more actye sales,
lJ3 bales a. urdav evening" including q, 81 Tor OK
port ami for hGmc consumption. Delivered or contr et
800 bales Receipts al the ports today U3b Oaes against
2lO7 this day ast week. and = last year since ,ege
Der 47oO.J5 buies against 5SOJ,2l same period last
quotations according TO the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
quotations according to the American classification

strict GOGi Ordinary 9A Mildlng --------- IL l-lB
points lower Tor other dcvee T' sae! @a7oS bales 70
days co1as prces lnne lI9 en aa1S@ 81
Octooer IL 49, November, l095 Gl99i; Decemser
ills, March, li2lill26. Market closing very DUH.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUE-Market dun and still in
buyers avor without hover any decided change n price
mainly 20 snl7i reels for immediate Want. sales son
S S o. Ws ads pO Ts Pr export 5b
wheat bS %, Pf ET, sssS 80 o. for 900 B5
80 s. o 56 50 wI1P %be5f s. E4 Tor %
FIne 81 @oSSa sgRera1s SO st as q q later
Good a@ey 81 co@m og to GG6 oS ftTa W e%
mon to FAIR s1tra Ohio So jJdsi h Good. ~ 2OGf5 30
Good 70 e5oGc oa 20 q om RSe E M4nrc 81 %
"A So Straight 81 3jasi Patent So lOa@65 SIS Bakers
s 5oSs! Far to Good :, q az 95 GOOD to ., Very
a9ee CIV mi Extra ta.eqS for WE" ws aes s
south American. 81 ass % Market closing dull.
sacs, 30 Dbls rcain Comment Good Extra q s.
Ss4 7o Good TO ShOee Cen: - aro ass ne FLOUR dt
wine. =, H. qGo,rd IS 50 80 as Yellow Western So
se9yy XIV a2a 0 lG dS dover and ma
crate transactions on speculative account ConG heayy at
II 900 bush cash including SiwauEee y.c; No !
Rai &c in eevaof No Ret ST d store 81 O3
cert TT nss "a II r gs'eior fTed osne 81 do
seller July, - ~ s9S %, closing I'll 94s do seller An
-dsI 0O5 closing ;. =; do seller December 81 ~ 4
lO' closing II RYE-Market dg and scarcely
arm No Western az .Ja7 &C, Canada, l2q534ci
state -'r &C .ARLEf MALT, quiet and unchanged
CORN-Nsrket IA &c lower good business Tor e1-
port ade for home use and fairly active trans
%, TIE ns prices Sales 10000 bush future, 10 >
600 bush cash. including Ungraded MlHed At joa6J No
5, at steamer Mixed q &C. delivered No 2 at
la d Nercd nee on Da1Itl
rom store Mixed seller juno O 7sd6. sc. closing
6}r., do seller July &c closing 64c. do seller An
adB closing September bbdf
cosing ATs-Msrket - A9c. lower clos ne
bout the insl prices sales $4,000 bush III
ture 1000 bush. cash. including No Mixed, Al c., No.
- o.. "a e., including 900 bush Tor export AT oc IN
store No quoted at c.. No White, 3.c.; No :, 4Oc-
elevator g a3J14c 10 arrive cost freight and ngrr c.
80 ! Mixed Western. 3 34o3.c; White DO
4uA4 c. W'te state, &C. including 10000 bush No
Mixed cost freight anu lusur nee within me
ran.r OF 81 i4a3 vi Mixed seller june 81 sI31 &C.
closing At 81 &C; do seller July 81 G3-e closing 81 Sc
do seler 36c. closing 3bc.-.. FEED-DuI ana &c
cnng 4Oib 0DuD 00 zoe SON. 80 G9Nc, lOOID IL OUG
III o.. sharps,SI 10 GeI 10. Rye Feed. sOOJ5c.
stocks New-Y Brooklyn and Jersey city
grain warehouses; and held hallway Lighters on Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

EUROPEAN FINAN0IAL MARKETS.
IONnoV June - a. m.-Part- adv1ces quote Three Per
Cent hentes 70 a. centimes for the account
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MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr TEE XEw-KORS AIYIyG EXCHANGE.
ERwYoRK. June q 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

The above does not incIude payments made ON
account of the interest principal OF the public
debt of tho United states.
This was a holiday III London and therefore no
quotations from there received neither have
any been received from Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

GALVESTON 2.-Cetton quiet: lfiddIng, 11ls Low
Mfddlfng IL IA Ordinary, 1O9 net gross receipts
2s Oass Exports Cosstwis AIS bales stock 6476 bales
SAVANNAH, June Gotten easy Middling. llix Low
Mladling l07 Good Ordinary, 10 Doi net and
ceps bales Exports Coastwise 70 bales sales 20 bales
stock 1913 bales.
NEw.osLEAss Jun> 2.-Cottoa quiet Middlns rs Low
Nidapg !; Good Ordinary leS net receipts GAL bales
gross 0lo bales sales 400 bslss stock l0s7Zo bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

MILWAUKEE June 2.-Fisar steady and active. Wheat
sns end steady rn h .ts.S1 10 's'1 ssc sO
sessa SISs2s steady so e ! ays as n and
spring &c., No spring extra 40 a60c hecepts-F1eur
1900 bbs Wheat 95, 900 BUSH Barley 10000 bush ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

The Silver Hill Mining Company has levied an
assessment of o cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2, 1884,
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There was some hestatation in the early dealings 10
pipe line certificates to-day. The monthly report checked
the 9f the operators Opening ny ~ Genus,
the declined 70 u cents was not long, how
ever before the speculation shook on Its dependency
and began TO improve. While no special activity
or enthusiasm was developed, the price rose 10
ANAL reaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

NOOK.-By respectable woman as tirst-class
" cooz private family city country city reference
est 3Ids. fourth bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

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May, 1882 May, 1888 MAY, 1854
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Wells drilling 800 ~ 90
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