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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, June 2-Flour- receipts, "a, 4el
bbls; exports, 2,Sl7 bbls; dull; common to good
sxtra Western and State, So 4504O0; good to
choice Western and State, $+-n45,50.
Wheat firm and higher; receipts, 243,3 bu;
exports 1893 bu: sales, 444S000 blu future
226,0 600 bu spot. No. 2 Milwaukee, 92c; No.
Chicago, C. l. f., 81 lie; No. Northern, c. f.,
94c; ungraded red, soc a 81 OS; No. red, 80. a
s9sc afoat; No white $780, ungraded white,
$101 No. 2 red June. 97a a oslo, closing at
SIZE; July. 99c o 81 OOa, closing at O0a; August,
81. o0s 1.02sc, closing at 02a; September,
sLO2s 1.O4, closing at l.O4; October, 81. 04a a
Lost, closing at ST.. O5a; November, 81 05. l.06i,
closing at ST O6s; December. 81 06s a LOS clos
ing at $1.08; January, $l0Ss loo, closing at
sL09
CONFIRM and higher; receipts 27l, 500 bu;
exports, 7,0SS bu. Upgraded 50d54c; No 3.
6llc; steamer mixed 55Ic elevator No. 2, 5la a
52lc elevator. 52A @53lc afoat; No. white. 65c;
low mixed Gle; ungraded white, 65c; ungraded
yellow, SIC; steamer white, 589c elevator, 60c
afioat; No June 5ll a 52ac closing at SIC; July,
SIT 0523e, closing at 524c; August. 52s a 53sc,
closing at 53ac; September, 54@54sc, closing at
sac.
Oats-Fairly active; receipts. 3O,446 bu; ex-
ports, 40 bu. Mixed Western, 80 doc; white
Western. AZ a Acc
Hay-Firm and fairly active.
Hops-Quiet and steady.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull, 8sc; options mod
erately active; sales of To- $50 bags; June, g. 95c;
July, q 90 al o5c August 7.l0c; September. T. Il
0720c: October, 72507.3Oc; December, 7.4Oc.
Sugar quiet and steady Porto Rico, 81 q SIC: faiI
TO good refining quoted, 81 as slice; refined dull;
G, 5105i; mold A, &C., confsctioners' A,
etc cutioaf and crushed, Tic; GRADUATED. IL III
W6ae; cubes, Tic. Molasses firm and quiet sc
test 20402L Rice steady and in moderate de
snand.
Petroleum firm and active; United closed al
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NEW YORK, June 2. = Cotton easy; middling
upland, 10 Is 16c middng Orleans. 1l1sc; futures
closed duh; June 10 SEC; July, 10.S4c; August,
10000; September. 1O.65c October, 10. 35c: No
vember, 10. 22c: December, 1022c: January, 1913 les
February, l0.41c. The Evening Post in its cotton
review Although there is to-day nothing special
interfering with trading yet market for future
deliveries continues to be deserted, and the sales up
to 2:15 p a. only amounted to Ia, 700 bales. The
third call showed decline of 2-10O03100c since
yesterday at closing November brought TO- 22c. De-
cember 1O.23c; bids were made for June at 10.S7e;
July, S5c August, 1O9le; September l066c;
October. lO.35c January, 10.33e; February, 1042c;
March. 1882. After the call 10.92c was accepted
for August. and bids reduced to 10 90c. Flu
lures closed barely steady and 4-100O7-100c lower
than yesterday. Sales to-day, 1S50o bales.
NEW ORLEANS June 2.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed net receipts, 500 bales gross receipts, 665
bales; exports to Great Britain 4126 bales; sales,
400 bales; stock on hand So 1873 bales
MEMPHIS. June 2--Cotton quiet and steady;
mddling 103sc; receipts. 1874 bales; shipments. L..
] 10 bales; stock hand, 1868 bales sales, 300
bales.
GALVESTON. June Cotton steady and I'M
changed Weekly statement: Net and gross receipts
10 bales sales, 53 bales; stock hand a. 5S3 bales.
ST. LOUIS, June Cotton firm: middling. 10asc;
sales 400 bales; receipts, 100 bales; shipments,
$50 bales; stock on hand 5000 bales
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Oils.

OIL CITY June 2.-National Transit Company GER
tfcates opened at 784c highest price 793sc lowest
price 7S14c; closed at 7914c Crude oil sales ], 361
600 brls; clearances .524, 900 brls runs 1856 100
brls; shipments S. 722 brls; charters 4o476 brls.
BRADFORD, June 2.-Natona Transit Company
certificates opened at Use. and closed at 1850;
highest price. 1896 lowest price 7Sc; runs, "a,
100 brs; total shipments "a PSI brls; charters, 40
476 brls; clearances, 2, 624, 600 brls.
PITFSBURG June 2.-There frmer tone to
the oil market to-day, but trading limited The
market opened at 7Sl4c. advanced to 79c, broke to
7S5sc but rallied again and closed quite strong at
79lsc.
NEW YORK June 2.--The petroleum market was
quiet and steady this forenoon selling from 7Sc to
7Sloc but in the last two hours became active
and rose to 1880, closing at 7914c bid.
TITUSVILLE, June Irrational Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 78c. highest price
1885, lowest price, 7Sc closed at 7914e. Shipments
"a, Sill brls; charters. none
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The Jobbing Trade.
DAMN COINS


Tomatoes: Two.pound cans, SO0 S5c; 3-pound,
95c0S1 40. Peaehes-Standard, 3-pound, s 1.750
200; 3-pound seconds $1,000 so; 2-pound stand
ard. $40 0i.50. Corn-Polks 2pound cans 81;
Yarmouth 81 1901 80; Revere, 81 %; McMurray
81 so. Blackberries -Two pound, 95c0$1 10;
raspberres 2-pound, $1.1O0L20; pineapple, stand
ard, 2-pound $1.75 $3.50; second, do, 81 2501.35;
coveoysters 1pound, full weight, 81 % l. To- light
55065c; 2-pound full. $18O0l.95; light, Sl.05
20; string beans, 85 095c; Lima beans, S0c0$l 30;
peas, marrowfat, 75c0$l. s. 80; small, 500
225; Holsters, 81 85 a 80; red cherries, 95c q
ST. 10; gooseberries, 81 .O501.20.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal, small, 81 " tom large. $6. 70;
Pittsburg coal, 81 p ton; Blossburg coal, % ~
tom Raymond City coal, 81 y tom block coal, $3 "
ton; block nut 100 v ton; jackson coal $3 70 "
tom jackson nut F3 70 " ton; charcoal 15c P bush
Connelsvie coke, $l5c 70 bush; crushed coke, lie
~ bush; gas coke, Zoe y bush.
DRY GOODS.
PRlNTs-Albions solid color, 5lee; American
fancy lac; Aliens fancy, 5loc; Aliens dark. 5iao;
Aliens pink, &c; Arnolds, &c; Berlin, solid colors
51ac; Cocheco &c. Conestoga 5l2c: Dunnells, 5l2c;
Eddystone, &c; Gloucester, Sc; Hartel 5lsc; HaF-
mony, SC: Hamilton, &c; Greenwich, 5iac; Knicker-
brown Observation-Disclosures A, 7c: 30 oft q, &c,
Agawam. f. &c; Bedford r, 4l2c; Augusta 5loc;
Boot, AL Gigs Continental 9 6lsc; Dwight Star,
ell o. Isc; Pepperen i0-4 zoe; Utica "a, go;
Utica 10-4 27l2c: Utica O. 4l4c
REACHED SHEsTING-BlackstoneA "A, 7e; Ballou
Son &c; Chestnut Hill 2c Cabot A 6iac; Chap
man sac; Dwight Star 5. S4c; Fruit of the Loom,
sl4c; Lonsdale. FAC; Linyood. 7lsc Masonys, Sc;
s aew a aSrA Peppsre io4 gee His. 7ei Hope
i ioiac Whitinsyille. ss,inch &C. Wamsutta 1oiae
| Notwithstanding AGA, i2i9c; uonestoga BE,
l3lac Conestoga Goa lac; Conessoga "A, &c; Con
| estoga X SC; Pearl River L. 8e Lewiston 36inch,
14lsc; Lewiston 32ineh, l2lsc; Lewiston s0-insh,
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exporters. $52U05.40; good 10 choice shipping,
$449OO0 10: common to medium, $4.60 al. So;
feeders, 81 2504.7O: cows, SIS al.
Hogs-Receipts, 10, "A; shipments, 78. The mar
ket slow, weak and Zoe lower; assorted, $J.75;
heavy and mixed, $3. 55 1896.
Sheep-Receipts. -; shipments, -. The mar
ket was steady fair to good muttons. $3.50 20;
common to medium. $212.50
BUFFALO, Jure 2.-Cattle--Receipts, 90 head;
consigned through IS Nothing doing, but
feeling steady.
Sheep aud Larnbs-Receipts 14Oo head con-
signed through 10 Little doing market steady
with fazr demand: common to fair, $3.6004. 80;
yearlings. $5D5.75; spring lambs. $7DS.
Hogs-Receipts. J. 400 head; consigned through,
IS cars; York weights, $415a425; stock pigs,
81 04.40.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Hogs firm; common and
light, $500; packing and butchers, $4,000;
receipts, 64S shipments 377.
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A BAD DAY FOR THE"BEARS.
An Early Reaction from the Prices Pre-
vailing for Week Past.
The "Bears" Become Frightened and Finally
Leave the Grain Pits in Full Posses
sion of Their Opponents.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The New York Market Very Dull and Bush
ness Confined to Few Stocks.
New YORK. June Mooney on call was
easy at II per cent.
Prime mercantile paper was quiet at 405 per
cent
Foreign exchange was quiet at g. S6a for sixty
days, and $4S72 for demand
The total sales of stocks to-day were SO, 966
shares, including the following: Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western. $1,000; Lake Shore, 6,546;
Northwestern, IL. $3.50; New York Central, 9.3l6;
St Paul, 13, $40; Union Pacific, 5000.
Government bonds are strong, the quotations
showing generally an advance of per cent,
with the threes strong at an advance of ! par
cent
State bonds are very quiet, with only slight
changes in quotations, except an advance of
per cent in the price bid for Alabama SKIES class
C, and decline of per cent. in the Michigan
eevens.
The railway bond market was dull and heavy
this morning for everything except Erie second
eonsols and West Shore firsts; but were a
little more active and stronger late in the day
The total sales of all issues were 81, 543, 600, of
which Erie second consols contributed $751; 000
and West Shore firsts $342 600 Prices this
evening are generally higher. as compared with
"A
ganization committee of the West Shore says
that propositions for control of the property
have been coming from the Grand Trunk but
they arc of too vague character to be acted
upon.
The stock market has again lapsed into
extreme dizziness, the total sales to-
day being 1000 shares. The market has
been strong. but the extreme fluctuations have
been within range of less than per cent with
only two or three exceptions. The opening
prices were at or within of the lowest for the
day, and the highest quotations were reached
about / p. NJ, from which there was slight
reaction and a subsequent insignificant rally,
leaving quotations at the close a shade below
the best prices reached Considerable interest
was manifested in the morning in the trading in
Lackawanpa, for which as much as I per
cent was charged for use, but it subsequently
subsidized. In the afternoon there were sales at
sixty days option, at nearly 3 per cent. below
the current quotations at this time. The stock
closed this evening with gain of per cent.
Northwest manifested unusual strength all day,
and is up + while ST. Paul shows gain of !.
Omaha preferred is also up l. Union Pacific was
quiet but firmly held at and above SO. and
closed with gain of per cent OF. the total
sales to-day, Lackawanna Northwest & st. Paul
contributed about so per cent
The market closed with the following prices
bid:
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spot 501a05lAe. June. 510511sc; July, 51af0
52isc; August 53isc bid. Oats steady and quist'
Provisions steady and quiet. Eggs frmer az 3si
a l4c. Other articles unchanged. Reeeipts-Flour,
2442 brls; wheat. %. 600 bu: corn 5000 bu oats,
5000 bu; rye. 800 bu. Shipments-Flour ], 704
brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, go. o00bu.
MILWAUKEE,, June 2.-Flour was duh and un-
changed. Wheat firmer. Milwaukee. No. 2,
at s51sc; July, at s7iac; August at $3.50 Corn was
Rye inactive; No. l, CSC. Barley dull; No. 2, soc.
Provisions easier mess pork. for cash or June,
$40 25 July, $l0.37 Lard-prims steam, for cash
or June 645c; July 6.5Uc. Butter dull and droop
ing; dairy 13015c. Cheese unchanged at 10DI0loc.
Eggs steady at loc. Recepts-Flour, 560
bris wheat, 1901 bu; barley, 1.O1O bu. Ship
ments-Flour 1882 brls wheat, $3.50 bu barley,
1725 bu.
LIVERPOOL, June Cotton steady with fair
demand; Orleans, Cd. Sales, 5000 bales,
g. 400 bales of American. Breadstuffs-Wheat fiat;
supply in excess of demand California, No. 2, 6s0
6s Sd; No. red Western spring, 7s07s I'd; new red
the past three days, II 900 centas Corn dull with
poor demand: receipts of American for the past
three days, were 81 600 centals Lard prime West
per cwt
TOLEDO. June 2.-Wheat dull and steady; No.
g. cash. 914c; June. 81 lac asked; July 92l2c; Au-
gust. 93aa 1855; No. 2 soft, 98098lec. Corn
bid, August. 49c bid. Oats inactive; quotations.
Recepts-Wheat. 10000 bu: corn. 5000 bu; oats,
600 bu. Shipments-Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn.
"a 600 bu.
DETROIT. June 2.--Wheat strong; No. white,
81 4c cash; 99c June. July and August No. 2 red,
97sic cash aud June, 80 lac July 80 August; No. 8
red. S9c bid. Corn-No. 2, 47i2c. Oats-No. 2
white, 96c. Receipts-Wheat, %, 100 Blu.
KANSAS CITY, June 2.--The Commercial Ind;ca.
tor reports: Wheat higher; cash, 780781sc; July,
81 lac; August S3ac Corn higher: cash, 3Sl4c bid.
3Sl9c asked: June, 393sc bid; July, 4Oloc; August,
42c. Oats nominal; no bids.
NEW ORLEANS. June Oats dull and lower;
choice Western, 4504512c. Coffee quiet and
unchanged. Sugar strong and unchanged. Molasses
and rice steady and unchanged Bran dull but frrner
at Soc. Others unchanged.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, June 2-5 P. NJ. Government
bonds-Consos, 80 11-l6 for both money and ac-
count United States four-apd-a halfs, 1l4s;
Railroad bonds-Atlantic & Great Western
6rsts, ll2; Erie, 1l0s; Illinois Central, 1867.
Mexican, ordinary. 24.; Milwaukee & St. Paul
common, 6S1; New York Central, 84d; Penn
Eylvania Central, 1881; Canadian Pacific, 140s.
Bar silver, 49d per ounce
PARIS, June 2.-Three per cent rentes s1f
sc for account
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 2-There is fair volume of
business reached daily through deliveries orders
for and selections of summer specalties but for i'm
mediate wants the demand is very light and the mar
ket showing that quiet usual to the closing month of
the season.
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

BOSTON June 2.-The demand for wool is moder-
ate and prices unchanged.
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A Bare Cattle Market-Hogs Active and
Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS, June g.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments. 150 Moth
ing doing for want of stock. Receipts all going
through in first hands. Market about steady at
opoto+iopc We uuota.
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SEEDS.

Timothy. S1.7502 " bu; clover, s.. rs 06 ~
bu blue grass. extra clean Kentucky ST. 25 so ~
blu; red top, 75c0S1 " bu; orchard grass $1,000
]. 80 p bu, owing to quality.
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wHFE1INC DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1885,

butchers loose 7c; prime steam So 90;
Butter-Firm for fine grades. Eggs-pui
and weak; western fresh &c. Cneese-
Quiet and firm; Ohio fats 94e; ohlo iair
10 prime 7@9c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., December 28.-Cotton--
oniet and lower; middling SIC. Flour-lu
fair demand; family 81 0O@4 %; fancy
81 4O@4 go. Whsat-Heayy; No. z red
SO0g2c; receipts 500 bushels; ship
me1ts 4 100 bushels. Corn-Firmer; No.
2 m;xsd 3S634c. Oats-In good demand;
No. 2 mixed 29i@3Oc. Rye--Steady; No,
2 6466Ibc. Barley--In good demand
and firm; extra No. 3 spring 64CaIoSc.
Pork-Nominsl at $40 90. Lard-Flrm
at SIS 90. Bulk Meats-Frm; short rlo
IS CO. Bacou-Quiet; shoulders 81 70
abort rib S. 87A; short clear Sc 70.
Wbisky-Steady at 81 10. Butter-D9ll;
Northwestern creamery at 42@43c; Ohio
25@3Oc; choice dairy roll l4@l5c. Lin
seed Oil-Quiet and steady at 4OS4lc'
Supsr-steady; hard refined 4@7tc,
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., December 28.-Wheat-
Closed frmer; cash 9la@92fc; December
SI3c; January 93tc; February 943c; May
oslo asked. Corn-Steady; cash or year
3sc; January 36fc; May 3Sfc bid, 400
asked. Oats-Neglected; cash 30c; May
33Ic, Clover Seed-Dull and unchanged;
cash December or January IS 40; Feb
mary S. Ala.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

WhoounS'
The market this week was quite slow.
Messrs. Hudson 4 Bayha furnish the fol
lowing quotations.: o,o,
CATTLE 900 to LOO lbs stock 3!94c
per h.; 500 to 900 los. 3@39c per h.;
Zoo to 500 lbs. 2@2!c per ID.
Hogs--Msrket active; 3!&34c per To-
Lambs-Good at 3@4c per ID.
Cslyes-S3 00@6 90 per head.
EeSt Liberty
EAS- LnsrsrY December 28.-Cattle---
Receipts 1871 head; shipments l,36e
head; market active and soc higher than
last week; so cars shipped to New York
Hogs--Receipts 1900 head shipments
800 head: market active; Philadelphia
81 1904 %; Workers 81 OO@4 10; "a
cara shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head; market active and 25@lOC
higher than last week.
chicago.
Cu1oAao, December 2S.--The DroVet'
Journal reports. Cattle-Receipts 8,53OC
head; shipments 1000 head; market
active and i5@2Oc lower; shipping steers
SO SOFAS 65; stockers and feeders 81 35@
4 90; cows, bulls and mixed 50 1908 60!
bulk 50 5O@2 60; through Texans 81 5t
@3 40.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
&c, 900 head; market strong and DC higher
rough aud mixed So 55@3 Is; packing
and shipping So 1904 05i light % "a
3 50; skips 81 1908 rs.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; chip
ments 900 head; market strong; natives
81 5O@4 .; western 81 00@3 so; Tex
ans 81 1908 90; lambs 50 5000 90.
New York.
New YORK, December 28.-Beeves-
Receipts, including &C cars for expectation
making 64O for the week; prices big bel
and market closed firm; common to prime
steers 81 35@6 10 per 100 lbs; extra do
Sc 2096 40; exports today, 300 beevel
for week ending Saturday, $50 cattle, 50!
sheep, l,O35 quarters beef, and 12O car
cases mutton.
Sheep-Rcceipts $500 head, making
$40 for the week; market firm ant
active at higher prices; good sheep - :,
! as so per 100 lbs; iair lambs 50 OO@
I so.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head making
SO, 200 for the week; no sales on hV
weights; market 6rmer, md fair to goo'
81 1904 30 per 100 lbs.
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, December 28.-The Marx
Lane Express, in its review OF the British
grain trade during the past week, says;
The weather has been cold, damp and
fopgy. The growing crops are healthy.
The principal feature Of the wheat market
is the ability Of holders Of English wheat
to undersell foreign wheats. The sales OF
Euglish wheat during the week were 81 :
284 quarters at 3Os. I'd. against 1892
quarters at 3ls. 8. during the correspond
ing week last year. Trade IN Tor n
eign wheat is confined 10
the merest retail transactions.
Stocks are heavy. American -four is
cheaper. There is no feature in the cargo
market. Eight csrgoes arrived; two car
goes were sold. both Of them Californian;
one sold at 35s Sd, the other at secret
price; two cargoes were withdrawn and
two remained. Trade forward Is stagnanltt.
At to days market business was OF holl'
day character. Flour was very dull: New
American corn was Cd cheaper. Grinding
barleys are tending downward