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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARgEGS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEw.YoRK, juno

FEATURES OF NEW-0Okh DEhbiN'''
NEw-YoRK. Juno 2.
Chicago again shows a startling disagreement
in its visible supply statement with that OF the New"
York Produce Exchange report The Board OF ir"oo o
the former city reports decrease in wheat from inc
proceding week OF 30I 937 bushels and decrease III
corn of 29s 402 bushels oats showing an increase
l2l92s The figures prepared by Statistician walker vi
the home exchange Of the visible supply OF gram Id to
United States and Canada east OF the Pacific slope On
last Saturday compare as follows with the previous
week: Wheat SO 733 759 bushels. decline OF 34'9a5
bushels corn 533977 bushels an Increase Oh % -
bushels oats 2565 $50 bushels an increase VI
bushels total grain, 44,S33'5=o OushoiS' e
SCI. I72 bushels. ~, -. .noo,
Chicago led New-York by the nose in the gram ePy,
laton to-day t. even a greater extent tnan usual no
visible supply statement published there was drcluey
more bulsh than the local report ms IA SHOWN hpoNc
aud that coupled with renewed reports OF crop daSo
here and abroad Impaired life an the Western mark
cts aud their ancy reflected IN New ORR.
late dealings steady under realauohs ~" NJ
close was made generally with handsome gains 3
advance in wheat ranged from % TO l's cents nu'
August 81 OIL September 81 or and October oplons
81 O5la The export demand was light. "rh auN
A9l cent 10 81 for june D242 lor july,
53lo for August aud j4l4 cents for SeptembeI IN %"
June Il 10 81 r.. July g to - l2ahu AlRt t.1 81
84la cents The provision market slmna lItd WIN t
bet or tone Of grain aud lard gained 1906 CENTS cuu
AT So 20 for june S. ~ for July, 50 s. Tor August ~
SO 9S for september options , 30, ~.
AtNew-YOrk Baltimore. Philadelphia anu boston w, 'o
receipfs Of grain to-day were: Wheat 43l, $40 bushos'
AS 7ii bushels; -FOUR 2G92l barrels INC rt'c,s ~ 81
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Louis We're hrA' 49,
bushels: corn 523 fji bushels; oats. Z1-"-- VshoA'
total grain 0s5 3Os bushels -four, 2j.5l@ Daire's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
NETWORK. juno I, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. June Q, 1888.

CEMENT-Ony small jobbng call has been reported but
recent figures rule fairly steady. We quote English 81 50
as rs German, 81 6Oas2 80; American, So 259s2 so;
Roman SO asa OOi Rosendale Doc PSI lO Keenes fine
SO 00dSl0 20. and do coarse. S625dS6 80.
COCOA-Has far jObbng sale at firm figures; Guayaquil,
l6gd l7c: Bahia $50 &C.; Domingo 10 La llc Caracas
IL a l9c.: Trinidad. 1901
COFFEE-SpOt Rio dull at SSsc for Fair no sales Op
lions points lower sales 200 bags. closing barely
steady. June 6.90G6g5 July, 695d700i August 100 %
10; September, 7l5G72n; October 7.2o073O; Noven-
Der 100 86 December. 7.35474O Mild grades fairly
active sales OF 1000 bags MaracabO Loo Porto Cabeo
American and 100 Washed Caracas on private
terms
COOPERAGE STOCK-The feeling is rather easy, owing TO
the continue inactivity. stocks are ample. we quote
shocks and heads 700S2 shocks and
heads, Ssinch u sOdS2 09i do, S6,neh 81 tOGs 4Si
9Oc shocks without heads 60055c Rum shooks and
heads 80 5O Rum pipes f6 00dS6 60i empty hogseads,
So OOi hoops feet $50 o0as33 do IL feet $50 co.
CORDAGEsells moderate jobbing at IL i2c for Manila
grades ana &c for Sisal.
COTTON spot easy but without quotabe
change Sales 500 bales delivered on contract 500 bales
ports 795 bales against l26o this day last
week and 1923 last year. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

LIVERPOOL Juno 2.-ProyisiOns Bacon CumDerlanl cut
S3s I'd, Long Clear Middles 2Js 6l snort Cietr Mle'
SOs Od snort Ribs 6ij Shoulders, LOS Oh per ="
Bect-luOs I'd for Extra Indian Mess Primo Ness 55A ~
porkPfime Ness U2s Od. Dbl Prime Nus hastsrn
COS. western J2s Lard-Amercan 3js. "a; Prlno Nest
ern s. od: Lard on Jjs. ID nans-Long Gut 4is Sii
hhOuders Sos 3D. Butter. rs Cd. cwt TOT nest
States Cheese-American Choice 39a Oil. Nheal-heil
Western spring. rs. I'd Q7s 2d Rod Winter isOdG "a
per cenal NO. SDrn IT'S 3D. New western inter- 49, 20
New Mixed western Is II ldi California NO. l. 's "a .
Is Zd California No J. Is I'd as. nj Dor c"lta frhucs
spirits OF Iurpentine 2is Oh do at Lonion 4oA Cd psr
cwt. kohned Petroleum Isl per gallon Clover Seed
American Red 49s per owt Talow-32s Od per cwL ROSA
Common S. 7pd. Pale. lis Cd 9Os OIL Ln'eod OIL 2OA
3D. per cwL $4,000
The receipts OF wheat for the past three DAYS we're lOOOO
centals, including 10000 contas American.
receipts OF American the past three days were
81 COO centss $500. 90, -
per ton; Calcutta Lnsoed ais. psr quarter Lluse'l
Take Al Ds02S 0s. per ton, Re1ncA PotrOenn % al ~
cad. DER gallon: spirits OF rurpenne, 26s Oh. Dol osS
Sperm Oh, SOS perton Rosn-yonnOn, A. Oh as 81.
Pale, ia. II lis. ProYdons-Llri a. OIL poe OS@. pc
Americana sugar l8s Sd per owt for OaDa codtriti gu
poarizDg y6' and lBs ID CLOS Tor CUBA MnSo)'ai1lr
refining alOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 2.-In the Court Of Appeal to-
day. the Hon. William c. Ruger Chief Justice, and as
sociates present. the following decisions handed
down:
The Heath Department Of the CITY Of New York agt Pur
don; Medallion hecelyer OF Taxes agt Plat The People
rel the Mutual Union Telegraph Company agt the Com
missioner Bacon ag he Stae OF NewIOrk; the
National Bank Of New-YOrR. agi COntine ia
taosal OF Nes-YOrk; agt. the County o.
Kings Putnam at. New-YOfk Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company Judgment Affirmed with costs.
Iaafcs Cooke agt Lalanle and
Manufacturing 20 knOwer agt REYNOLDS Judgment
reversed M " 1al abide the
The People Lyon. judgment OF Supreme Court
oyer TerDiner reversed and rial
The People rel Collins agt Spcer Controller OF Troy.
Orer tie General Term far II mobiles that oi the
Special reversed order OF the Special Term armed
with costs in all courts
People the CayuRa Incans the Land one
General reversed AID certiOrar quashed
The People rel the CaJuga indians The OF
HeW-NOrk Orcsr affirmed.
Thomas agt the New-York Life Insurance Company SO
much Judgment OF the General Term judg.
for the paDtia or cents dagsa should be reversed
nd a granted, costs TO sblie the
Moore AIT Hs.euaE- Motion 10 recall rem-sttur denied
WI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suPREME coUEr CHlHBggs-Before Andrews J-No
J. 81 80 So 81 60 H. 81. So 80 H. 1919 100 l6i. 49,
sufsEix CoURf-sPEcIAL TERN PART I-Before Beach
y.Nos. 100 1890, 1914 l217i l2ll 1893, 1872 1871
iiz zsi. i2S2 5s i2o is65. i9GS --'
JHos iisi SSS mo i5iS Pa, 1851 1865 1859 1910
~ I5 5s i9sS i5 iSsS G 2aS iz 2'' 1878 lSSO
sGPRFMg CouRI-ciRcUn-PAKT I.-Before Barrett J..
s9PsEGs cogarzcacyn II Before yau yorst; Z
oslo, lesia. 4ls3 1888 la7S 300 2ji2 2OOjla 2l8
SUPREME Cogsr-clecUr- III-Before Lawrence, j.
% s s e'0 2 S sg7s $6 III 1873 sS as 1872 1872
s5fsTsEcocRr CIRCUIT PAT w. Before Dononqe ga
ssh SsIJ 1915 5sl7 3slS Sse, $50 Ss2l 5sz2 Ss25
SIS 1915 SsIl 1872. 1913 3si7. 1871, $500, 3s5l
S Ne 81 1spleiia SnnSeT
M rl O. Jesse noyt II u u; val oi Ann worms al
s0re2ioe couer-srEciAL TEGM-Bsiore sedgwick, CT.
l ~ ~ 2ls ~ - "a 70 roo,.
JNos 'o3a :'sg 81, 9Sa Cos. 1901 1905 1872 lO2i
s6pEaloa fFSx-rAEr Ir.-BetOre o. German
ySoS sls a. sls 1924 l2oi la7l 1879 1904. ZO2o
sUFEsloa coUEr-rRiNL TraM-PARr III.-Before Inna.
fJS1 it55 ~ 97S 9si o,5 49, ''-' '''' 0io' i'-''
cosnox PLEis-EQUnr TEsm-Before Allen. J.-NOs. 8,
coxsox PLxD-sPEcAL Before Van HOesen. j..
COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TRRM-PAgT IG.-Beiore DAILY. ].
d2 iga 49, 1871 is$ i 1S i 5ss i YSS
ll25, lzl3. 4jl, 1871, ll5a, 1885, $50 ll02
SOY $Ssi t4 sos zy5 1878 ao7s ssio soGs ss2
&lol4lIl: 2l2s. li5G, ans, 4l2S No.. mn
S 1870 $50 Si" sS5' SISi yTe SlS 2o'' S'O4
S4 ely 2c III XII Go pS S Browne j.
N0s igS pS ss9 sSs 4S III s slS SSo 1884,
COURT og OYER AID IRgNINER-Beiore Van Bruni, j.
and So Asi ps A1 EsGSsS Gdereese
and Asst Ds atOrney Bedford.Sos l. z. s.. .. III
couEr on dESEa1i sEss:oss-PARr II-Betore Recorder
sn.yth and AssisrDist Attorney Nico-S"a 2 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
OLOSIy3 PRIOs5 OF BJSrJy SrOCYS
BOsTJS Juno l. 1885.
TUESDAY. lime Or. NJ.

TUESDAY. June 2-P.
The monthly statement Of assets and liabilities OF
the United States Treasury, OF June l. shows loss
In It's net gold balance OF S2lI7 900 In gold and gain
in It's silver balance OF 100000 Tho gains in legal
tender notes, National Bank notes deposits Ma
tonal banks are about equal TO It's loss Of z az so
that Its net gain in available balance OF &c. 900 Is
than covered by its accumulation Of silver dol
lara, bullion and receipts of silver certificates Tho
statement suggests tho question If the Treasury
hold out In gold payments till the meeting Congress
In December OF the first OF Congress after It's
meeting shall be the suspension OF the coinage OF the
silver dollars and the action OF Congress Is problemaca
from the favorable outlook To-day the Treasury
could not meet all OF its accrued liabilities without
using $3l 095.069 OF Its silver hoardngs tho dehct
upon gold basis. counting egal-tender and National
bank notes as gold and why are they 80 countsd 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
e1RnrEAN FINAvnIAL MARlErt.

LOynoS. Juno 2-l': y. nj ousOis % 10 10 Tor both
noy and tuc accOun United |atss Fou and Hair Per
Bpuds id AMI tirott western First Mort.
gaze Trustees Cert uctr4 -L do second Mortgage. -
canadian Picuc. fO. second OnsOls 4 ~ Illinois
teatraL l2p3t Mexican Ordinary 81 ~ ~ Paul Common.
Or@
raria adsiccs qnoto Three per
fOr tire account.
onsns 90 10 or both ami tho
Atlantic and Great Western First Mort aso trustees Certn
Gates 2&9- Eric 10 D second tapis, 4 "a Mexican or
duar,, To- ST. Paul Common - New YORK Central, oIl
PCunay wanna ASH.
ars advice, quote Three Per Cont entcs francs
confines for tho account
BaT silver Is qu0tct nc iQd cIufN
HfRlN, June The statement o. the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows increase In specie OF 4.2iOOJJ marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
THE COURTS.
DIR. TALcoTTs CRoss-ExAMNATGoN.

DIR. TALCOTI's CROsS-EXAMINATION.
Dr. Seden II. Talcott was cross-eXamined at
great length yesterday in the Hoyt viii Standing
close 70 the witness General Butler Piled HIM with qucs
TONS Of which were not audible 10 the opposing
counsel To question. 81 object" said Mir Eyarts,
on two grounds fret that can't hear it. and second
that it's improper" [Laughterl
sustain the first jection. observed Surrogate Eo4-
Inns, smiling.
The doctor said that when Miss Hoyt left The Middle
town Asylum IA July, 1880. lie thought THAI the chan
OF her remaining a chronic maniac pretty EoOd.
VINO was well Informed In regard 10 diseases OF the
mind II lac discovered her true condition coal al to
see that she had c1rOnic mania. anu any physician bs
well educated who certified that she had not would be
o~Didn't YOU in 1889 sign a certificate that she
/" now assing into a state OF chronic mania I
Mr. Evarts examining certihcste).-lhe word now
General Butler-You have no right to read from the
certificate aud put words into his month ,
Mr. Evafts-Pm not putting anything INTO MS mouth
I'm taking it cut OF yours.
General Butler-YOu can't do that
Mr.. Eyarts-We'n see.
General BI;er-Woll, we'll see.
Both counsel began to speak at once
The Surrogate trapping with his ehNell-One al liihe
One at a time. I'll hear Mr.. Eyarts.
After some argument the question was Withdrawn
for six months after size was taken home from me
asylum Miss HOyt had acted better and was more SELF
controlled.
DR.. sIMs's CLAIM AGAINST A TRUST COMPANY.
The second trial of the suit of DR.. ii. Marion
Sims as executor of DIR. J. Marion Sims. against the
United States Trust Company resulted yesterday before
Justice Lawrence, in verdict for the plaintih Tor
action brought TO recover $1,000 on check for that
amount deposited by Gilbert L. Crowe with the COM
pany, he representing himself to be trustee Tor Dr. D.
M Sims CrOwell drew the money ont OF the trust com
pany and Subsequently became drfauiter. Dr. sims.
fhe elder, made claim against the company for the
money before lie died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03


HAY AND s1RAWAll descriptions continued ia fair de-
mand Soc large and the undertone IL rm
Ne 0uote IIay-NO Timothy 81 10; No . s. q 81 05i No
g. l5c eSl O0i shipping grades, 9dc Straw No ky, 80
09ici Oat, GOdh',. -
HDES-Conc me duh at the recent decline IN Dry Hides
Prices are BuenOs Ayres, 2Blci MontevideO, 2fd
nc CorrIentes 2td2l qc 80 Grande u 9c California
giles MatamorAs CT IruGillo l~c O.inoco. 2'lcf Tam
plro a Bogota. lHd2lc; Central American l9
tl0nc; Vera cruz lqc Maracabo l70lSc, Bahia l7c
Puerto CabeO lOc Laguayra | Caracas, lgc; Payta
0c Tabasco II LOCI city slaughter OK SC; Dry slated
IeAas, he.
observation-disclosures sole Is rather quiet AMI weak;
stocks are ample Union ianned is very slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
'Excessr runs.

The petroleum market showed decided signs OF ra-
Operative power to-day The early dealings were
marked with spirit and activity and rho total reccf OF
the day was quite Oue-hfth less than that 81 yester
day Less besrish from the oil teids, decline IN
the gauge OF the rhorn Creek district and tho compare
tive stendness Of prices yesterday caused the bears
some the first attempt 10 cover started val
ues upward from rs the market rose 10 79le cents
In the afternoon duness ruled but prices did not 20
low 1873 The market closed active and strong at
the best figures Of the day and e cents above last night
The range of prices and the total dealings at tha
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. 7Sls Lowest. -.-.-..-..-... -
Highest........... 793s FinaL............... 1873
Cearances for yesterday O022OOo
The quotation OF refined oil unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn, June 2-National Transit Certf-
opened ut ~ and closed az 1913 Highest pca
-09-: lowest price IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

EEw-YoeK. Jane 2.
The closing days of May saw decided in
in the from the wells he result OF the usual
clearing work done them, and hence the excess OF
tho deliveries the for the month not great
as was shown IN THE TRIBUSE's weekly review Never
theess the comparison with the previous month OF with
May year ago is all that "bull figures" would
WISH Appended a comparison OF the three months in
barrels the figures for May, 1850, being subject 10
-Ii-.L reuiain,l h.- lnlnr re.lLrus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

The only Transaction u STATE boads Sas saos ~ 50 600
Georgia gold ~ ia and le quotations Getcop'duo
sold at looia and Mechanics Nol at so
TIC market ior railway bonds presented not SINGLE
extent vcrc manipulated IN behalf ~ the share
market BIO second cou.ois enjoyed material rc.
NJ ~, against iGi rcsterIay but It was yesterday and
nos to-day that tnr company dofauod on the mira cou-
tc present price az The bonds carries per cent OF nc
cumuiated unpaid interest Foreclosure proceedings
begun till Sis coupons three years interest are in
ar,ar but floating drbt may - any time force the
dtpus 90 the second cousO.'iteI mortgage place It.
Ell ou tle footing of - pu.r lien. West SHORE
upto D. 4324 N'w-York. Chicago and s. Louis
FOO o.. o" small sale, r.corcicf from go 10 q. Ia6, e.
H. -.i, '3l tj 3, ygIr D. yr-af 7S5, - Log,t
rul Iron Mountain "a were up per cent 40 o. Louis
,,,r, nv, p, cent M g., nf,-5 So,y Orleans and No.
- loo rctr,poitap Elevated nrss we're on Ii at iii u
ann te seconds 4 better nt 9gli Al tho IT, Pau
issues ruled nrn a. ngurcs Northwestern new dchen-
100 Union Pacific nrsts were q higher Tor two bond,
at no aud Central raciao nsts were up Il az a. ORE
s9n h'%ay AMI Navigation hrsts advanced q 20 il22
made n.y. Dy losses OF sdf3i7 currency and $536.o79
CON-, re days operations covered Receipts
'l.'l5oIGi payments 81 t.i1i; currency balance,
r-5,iFi21J coin balance, sli l..22,l7l.
Tic money market the ~tcra Exchange ruled easy at
~ 70 Per cont fur oall lpan-.
Tho Clearing House statement to-day was follows
Exchange. - j.sOO.flg, balances. -IuJl JOG.
Tho United states Treasurer 40 Washington to-day
the customs receipt, were SH'4i9, and tie internal
revenue receipts were e,i5.-o-.
Tho foreign exchanges today wcro weaker on limited
Bankers bills = s69 and - - for long and short
ard 43ii for rcichmur.s 4us and iu.e FOR gV.lder.
IN London British couSois showed mater al reaction
clo cd ct 90 1l-i6 cxlcrcst against 0I g interest ON
yesterday. United states 4'9' wcre quoted = higher az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
HEMtOCN.


EMBELLISHMENTS Ptg Iron has continued Qulet and,
Notwithstanding the reported strikes the prices here nave
general situation On the con
trary 1000 Gray forge we're sold at the Gendon
nraces M sl5Oo MOL Is still almost NOMINAL at 81 %
sIs 5Oi No. y $40 750s7 90. In Scotch Pig little OF
interest has stocks not and the general
demands are almost msgn hcant Steel Rails have continued
sow and are quite nominal 90 the mills Cop
rules bout steady 10000 ID Lake sold lc ArzoDas
lie and Halt more lUSG lOs4c. .. .
MOLAsSEs-B stock quiet but firm ct 2OG2lo. for
bOS test
OCEAN FREIGHTS-There was a moderate petroleum
movement reported at however rates. The lumber
trade quite active Tho items OF interest TO
BtfENOS YItES from Montreal Norwegian bark ana a
British $l9 90 and British ship and bark at
frOm brunswick, Briush bark AT Up Tx IlAl -:
and American brig at Sll 90 south OF Buenos
Ayres and $l3 80 II Rosario. RIO ia kIRO, from
Brunswick Norwegian bark with lumber al Sib.... HON
DURAS fOur ports American schooner general cargo
-. NORTH HATTERAs from North side Cuba, bark
three and hree schOoRers al 81 5OGS3 81 and
prOporORate with tho market IN this connection under
lisht tonnag supply HAMBURG, hence. Brtsh
bark 65 900 Sls refined oil. 20 I'd and German s.Is
with 700 bales cotton at 8 I'D LIVERPOOL. nea
Phiadeiphia British bark 1000 bbls refined OIL 2s 3D.
from John ~ b. British bark az 2s 3D. Tor breh
60s deal ANT hhP. steam. hence
Britsh bark, $4,000 bbls refined oil "a Id July csar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
CHARfEsrOS June 2-Turpontine firm nc 81 nc.
sAvASEAH. Jdne 2-Turpentine steady at ~ pc DID.
WILMINGTON. Juno 2.-Iurpentine Arm ~ $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

What shall be said OF today's stock marketi Is the
question writer Is forced 70 ask Al that can be said
was written last night With transactions
that In five mortal hours amounted only
TO o9,966 shares against $4,000 shares
IN yesterdays four hours prices ruled higher just yes
tcrdays late manipulation indicated that they would
do There were the usual li12s per cent fluctuations
the usual trading FOR nps Of ls14 cent; but
beyond that there was no more genuine market
either speculative investment than there among
the latest landed immi- grants lodging at Castle Garden
The anticipated squeeze in Delaware Lackawanna and
Western resulted In the Of this stock opening the
borrowing rate at llGals per cent premium for use
but the later rates were l34Gll6 per cent The farce
OF buying stocks In under the rule for nondevery
resumed with enlarged proportions but II was
noticeable that IN instances the price under the
rule FOR cash s per cent below the regular market
price at the time. Take the market whole. s clos
Ing figures show more less gains but the changes
are ~ Insignificant aud meaning ess as yestcr
days declines. The market weak whenever at
tempt to sell stocks Is made. and 30 closed so tonight
Government bonds were only moderately dealt in but
the market strong with The bids advanced . FOR
the LIS aud cent FOR the IS and IS. Annexed
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Tuesday June 9.-BEEvEs- Receipts we're 80
l. cars Tor stern A,tger No trade ia Live Cattle. Fco
Dressed Beef hid slow sale at Gqa7Ac for Texts dos
ant Tor Native Beef with fow Choice and Extra car
Shipments today II Live Cattle the Viola by n. Nor.
Gable advicos from London Liverpool quote hest Amer.
Live cattle stssdyat l4al4 &c with the under grades
We're ~ and several hundred
%eti and over Pre state and Pemnsylv1sia Vels sold
up % 4oas5 o and hoice Jerseys reached So few Tx
dressed Caves dull Ssd lower easc for City Dressed
re- c n say S ri he daS or best ity Dresss nj few
ssiesOP s. Kase sold Site Ves!s lII n. AZ g 60
n ISS, I Davis 20 so PSs a Te vsa no az 'O
J. :. Richardson Co.. 10 Jersey Veals, 100000 TO- al
Lyeritt & Co.. 10 Jersey yeals. 200 $50 A. at 59Gc.
Ess A 6ts Jersey So ve SYs' b. AZ g. is
5s.c l56 To- al 5c do. 1870 TO- at 5ei do ~ d. 40
eia wrsh Hoag Co. !? EItFe Js soy ysa 1877 u.
6 Villa son Jersey Ves sho 10 5 AZ c. -. sxo
head ana T. head wee received at wsshiuson MarSst
Prime see sed 70 ge ssns al better PRICES bat So@s
Lambs were and fraction higher Common 70 Prime
At 2 &c lew OF selling down to Sc
About ~ Jes9yn "a FAR 10 pHe sd az lew lew
Choic, and Extra lots re ching l9al C. ,..,
for limited number Of carcasss Dressed GesriHg, IN
changed oor a. s,o "a even we ioweT ''
M pn0sSS KeRgc pa Gp Sc ksn'SSay Sheep
Hume Mullen sold ~ WesIsra 1hesP i22 ~ 40 &c:
- Io 81 b. Il 1906 2ls ohio Sheep, Il b. at sl504i3
Bucks ana Ewos1O ID. at 2l-c.
j. N Tidcock 81 Virginia LAMBS, 81 ID, at 9ci lJ3 do.
"a 10. atS2ac. -
j. T. sadler ia Virginia Lambs 81 10, at SHES lis
DO 81 10 at SCI lo5 do Poor u 10 a. o4e lilo Indiana
newton & Gtet: SOB ONO sheep. 81 10, at5o As DO 20
at "a So -
q. Oliver q CO: % Jersey lambs. 20 10, a. &C.
T.. :. AlDlugh: u Jersey Lim5s o. ID, az sc.
O. Collins: 81 Jersey l. ishs. - a 81 NJ &C S09c
Evertt q 81 jersey Lambs, 50s9jj ID, at si21lOcJ
W Appeget: % Jersey lambs 90 ID. at 81 She
Jeln1e. Wight, lioag Co.; l2Jersey LAMBS - 10 o.
. lsc, > do 80 b. at size. 49,
Eye & otis, l. jersey amb', ~ n. az Sc.
BOdine q Hutcneon Jersey Lambs. 81 ~. at 9lac.
4. williamson: Jersey Lambs % d. az Ice
Receipts were % cars OF 3ViO head Feeling dul
and taarko. lower q 49, a Lc
DAVIS sold: 80 state Hogs. 700 10 ~
4 &c; ROu.ss. 200 ID, at 3l4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

OILY STOCK MN AS DEBATERs.
The members of the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange passionzteiy fond OF holding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
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CHICAGO June 2-Tte DrourFs Journal reports cy'tis-
REGENTS 4lOO helf Shipments 2210 nead market nj
Exports 7Oi Cows ana Mixed ~ - ass % s;9ck-
ers 50 6OSSi 20; Feeders. 50 6OGsi9J Texans 50 90
81 81.
Rough - so S3 50: PACKING AID Shpgng 3 800
- 10. Light SO 7O0Sl %; skies. - OOW73 -
Shecp-Recelpts 1900 head shipments 900 beat nafkes
dull Inferior. ~ ass 65 Medium. - Jt0Hi 10; OCVd
- 80 choice ~ 81 49,. -.
0rmer; ExpJItS JOGS 40. A90d COCOA
Shipping. 81 950S5 So Far 70 Mennh IS JOS>t 5Os
Texans s. 800 "a w. -.
shsep-Receipts 1900 shipments. 800 Common % as
dium OO6Sl ~ Pair 70 CnOlce. So OO9Bt %. -.
HOyS-ReColpis. 1000 shlD nontS 500 bigtt S55Jo
a O0; Packing - 5OG &5 90; HeaSN. 81 OOdsi 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

Total sales Tor ths day
1884 seller 90 days. l24 seller 80 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

The Gould and Curry Mining Company has declared
an assessment Of 40 cents per share.
The Best and Bclchor Mining Company has declared
an assessment Of 30 cents per share.
CLOSING PRIOES or PHfLA DELPHII STOORI
RepOsdJy JDIS H. DAVIS K ca. II YELs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

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May q se7Gs.loo 5o22.2o9 2Is5.sss sO2.sO5 s69Is4
NAV 81 lG7s2Gso 794o4ls 29662o5 4O7.Ss7 .l47.os4
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