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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
STATE or TRADE.
noMEsrfc dAlXEr4.


posrox June 4-Flouf dull: Western supernne. 90 %
AS 50 Extra - ass 99 Patent sPiiay o - o 2DS
Steamer Yellow o. isc steaner Mixed 56c no Grade 5
Snort, and diHngs stely Proyi,oas steady ial'eT
western Creamery dpn Ea,,ern au 9G
ss 81 O5o bush shorts $500 Dvsh Bariey - bush
lime 4F9a quiet saa d sisad 70 Fn d
81 %. receipts 900 shipments 525 Du.e Corn 9qi
iye-No Fan nc Harley Extra 80 spring GoSelS &c
rSS ~. a. $40 sSaie s. 70 P sn ORTIZ 3
asgP Gae' AND 30 5'e" %hssy sS asd
d@ Common ana S 9ece. ~ S14f' n 9 .aS
CHICAGO June 4Flcg qul.t AMI UNCHANGED; cno e,
W W5nesors saxePs 50 5JSs so Patents 69s 1j
Low rae - o. 50 90 hvs F1sE - ~ 1so . H. o+rs
closing al 81 Ic July. s7 Sc closing al sec August
.3r,Sg S SSn' 20 led 55ec No Red s5qs5c
Corn nsheg sass ranged cass aGS Closing %n a.
AGeus eiosms a. 4oss 0o's o., INNER n sae,
scG july S2fsSS8c. closing a. size HUFasI 2sa.
s cSS = Ga Se5c Pork active cash $40 9ossO s.
linz - cos,Dr al $40 s. Hngus SO 4iasiO u closing
at SO d p quiet: sales ranged cash 50 0ssG p
eos'nS az - 81 y tngust sG5@se or closing at 50 81
o. ~ short Cear - SJGsj 80 Reeeipts-Fioar 10000
pills w@.a SoOS Sp' , cph ~ 900 1900 0" 1a.
Flour s6 whea Eve isSoo S oa I9 sTy '1S9o
DIET DETROIT June 4-wbeat firm. No White es4c. cash,
ahe c Inv 81 o5ss ADJUST u oC 30 3 Red 300 Corn.
No q 479c. oats-Lght Mixed. 4O'2ci NO 2Wmte 3oc'
MLwAUKER June 4-whcat strong No. 2 Cash. s7,4ci
June 81 4c Jly SOC Corn quiet Oats firm No 2 324 %
SOC RsSG o. Sc un .o % july 5e o l r
Prime Cash or June 81 ~ july So 81 Butter-
EgSsoFTesh ioaSic Receipts 200 bbs Wheat,
5000 BUSH Barley 1000 bush shlpments-Four 600
bills; Wheat. $4,000 bush; Barley. LOO bush.
PEORIA H. June 4.CorD drmer High Mixed 463 'qc;
No 2 Mixed 4bs4a48l.c. oats hrmer No White, 800
6 No Mixed o %S@S. . . I've aSen nc ye oo
bush shipments 2lOOO ousn Oat iSVOo oushi rye
500 bush.
PHILADELPHIA June -F1our-1he market dull and
weak particularly spring wheas wbicb in large
supply pressed for sale; Western ana penusyy ana
FAMILY 81 81 Roller Process 81 ~
S. 70. Delaware Family s. 5o0s5 2I Winter Wheat Patent
.S,crt demand lKht lots ddn and strong No hed
Delaware IN export elevator 81 o. Nc Psnnylyana Red
ssa.c July 95a9gssc August. 81 G0,s4sl si's ssptem
ber 81 o-sasl c2 Corn-Iho market closed sc higher
S Sa Mixed IN grain depot 5s9c' steamer No yellow
track. 5405li2cj No. feor track ot :s, q, nc =
Sors e e sn ssp% ss2 hs No sieG June s.
s ct %asH ssesd Wife $pssTP "
White 40i9G4lc, No White 4Zc NO whiis az &c.
900 6D. wsss Aa sS 5a.n oTn
5000 busn Oats $4,000 bush. shlDments-whea1 l.Oot
| busn Corn. 1000 bush Data $4,000 ousn
ST. LOUIS June 4.-Flour quiet Xxx 81 loas2 30 Xxx
Fancy s. Soq5 IT, Patents s. a. Wheat active
August Corn r@ Cash ii Il 1s June e a
August. 45i9c Oats dul Cash. S2saS2aea June
&c s g s1 Arm Barley s steady s 4 ss. s%
Al 81 IS hay steady uncsansea lover at 5g5
Pork sios7a eukmeais-Lcns Clear IS 5O saor. Rio
AZ snort o o s. 90 w 6ss % g 81 sn sSSsS 81
$4,000 busn- oats 10000 Rya 1000 bush Barley
iooo bush 49cS a SoI whs a 2ioo
bush; Barley. - bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. June 4.
The recent decline in grain undoubtedly en-
couraged the creation OF large short interest whe
at the same time II shook out many OF the weak onI
holders buyers at the drop here had the snort IN
terest to upon rally prices that they might un
load They improved their advantage decidedly to-day
In the speculative markets a decided advance
was recorded but the gain was established
early aud the late dealings were inclined TO duness'
accompanied by softness in figures. The Hessian
fly supplied bulls with their weapons but In spite OF
the rise here the export business in wheat was almost AZ
a staudst and the cash market was reluctant 70 Oow
the lead OF options. OF corn about 100000 Dnshels
were taken for export Final prices were only ine gu
from the best OF the day and the ended h
Wheat i cent, closing at 99s cents Tor June
81 Oas for July 81 o3ls for August 81 O4s Tor sepe
ber and 81 0Gss for October options. Tue gains III
corn were dsdi2 cent, final hgures being as tohows
June 53as July $3.50 August 5il2 and September 22s
cents There feature In oats. June ana July
rose 3s 81 IS and 3Sl2 cents respectively AT %
August options We're UNCHANGED. Provisions were IT.
regular; lard June options closed without chahgo AT
Sc 7 July at So So August at SO 90 and september AT
81 o. showing an advance OF cents
AT New-York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat l4511o Dushels'
corn IA 53S bushels oats, 81 399 bushels; tota gram
35l BIB bushels -four l5Si6 barrels. The receps az
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. LOUIS were wheat, lot,oto
bushels; corn 26l J04 bushels oats l12oOs Dusbels'
total grAn, Sal 1888 bushels -FOUR lleio barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05

.,,vvv cRcuI1-pARr IIIBefore Ia AVIS 4S6s
zSS5 4s57 Isli i5i5 l546 45l7. 1857 4ooZ' SA'O'
sIrRsMH IvBefoppe Gro sss $751;
Nos i5s5 SEQ 1889 1910 3sl7 SD s5o 224 ASH
ieaa xxi 33s 26O5 4O34 4477 45sS 5 ao7i 3s74
$685. 1855 1855 Ssss 1892 $ss2 ssS a s ssss $500
osnRoaIrPs COURT Rollins s-Wil OF med ~ II M
aersheimer at 1890 motion calendar IN, Of Margaret
S VII q. Margaret Macarthur at l MI VIII vi e
ssppaRon coUR1-sPEuAL TBRN-BeiOre sedgw'cA w.
,psRoR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART Before he na1
Mos. 1000. zoos lo2l l02S No. e'o' wv A''''
SUPERIOR CoURI--TRIAL TERM-PART II-Bcfore o'Or"A"
SUPERIOR CouRrTRllL TEEMPART JIl1BeSppe ieis
iS26 1883 1857 1913 1902. 1863 1904. u. IAd.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERN-Before Anen' %
lou rned until Monday. - ,,,u.o x,or uoesep j.
COMMON PIEas-TRIAL TERM-PART II;-BeioTee pay "a
Nos 1868 1885 1884, 1862 1888 liSQ li' iI5s ll96
lieI i0ei 1856 l242 1lOs, 1925, l2l2 4'l 1i'o'
CITY couErDTrAL TERPART IBefo%re sa4p lS6s
-Nos 27si 5O46 1899 504 4644 417i SU9,' 136 5O6
4Gi0 1850 1884 4l52 491f. 50s7, 4152 4soo oV|0
oi cTy coRTTRi TEaM-PARI IBetcre Hall J-NSss
1880 4SO5 4S2l 1888 4404. 49ol A15S 4SIS ss boGs
1855 4s9l 5l07. 5OSj, 1901. 5lSo oloo' olo' 'io-
Cry II Before Browne
Nos $685. 1908 4S5l 1864, 4lO3. 499 2O95 Pa XII
$3.50 5O02 1908. 505S, 5044, $685. 5o19 oolo oi'''
| 5l35, BIG. 5l6S, BIOS. --. 1o,oro Won Rrunt J.
and Asst Dist Atty. Fellowship day caiehu
1oIIPT OF GENERAL SKssloNs-PARI l-BeIoe Slio' "a =
], and Asst DIST Attorney Bedford-NoS l. = o =
o1r ar IFSihti srsoSs-PARr IIBefore Recorde
smy tn and Assist Dist. Attorney Nicol-Nos . o. u "
| Z, Z, g. 10, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
Monfhs.

Market closing steady Transferable notices. 1850.
NGVAI isToREs~ pnts fuTpen more active md
higher on adces from the south gsch Is sad
August 55c 800 bos september S5 ,c 900 bS:
3 1eceb2 of the T. 100 b6s taken l4OO bbs
were Fairs who represents the london house OF
the past fortnight ~ per cent oslns ruled quiet os urn
OiLsA SIN jobbnq trade was noticed and recent hsureS
No" ocEAN FREIGHTs-There little business Sc
ruled For sugar vessels for prompt
SsSas Rs 2Is o E C&s
10 sT hence w.S GERMAN a1Ha bark 5000 bis refined
v sn iaER gseO SGf ftn'S
hah bark 800 SO' refined saSS0 oil rs st =
and owa aS@ ami Tree Wharfage
Little Glace Bay coal 81 90 ana thenee 70 Sueno
F FS5s$. s%ssr 81 e,. # y r%sS
'e@eE MIN coal !0M sS hf hence
sEy.,s iE? sAs
j case. crude e ilon
jazz hence ship reported With case LIsgI9S
s ssrSs, British DARK ''' IONS ''"'' '0
AND sGs d saaG
in price The export movementh been light wme the Joo
Ping 5i&f has S U %sc bDs were o export
6iOo bb city NM FL ra at ~ 10 TS Uo ner Wheat
500 Bbs Extra NO 90 mainly At 70 51 a. a. ~:
Winter Wheat Quotations at s2 2od 80 40 uperdne
ETs N cs 81 % Choice EH SGS e
81 o0a 81 5O Common TO Fair Extra Ohio IS toGsi W.
9G4 a SSsst 40 GSS e SG0 csa
Mixture ~ a so Straight - - 0o Patent - -
Far Extra 5 FAIR Good q loS,S 0o Good to
eTy City NH Extra for Indies 49oas0 90
seIih HgI FioUs aud deenns shippers holding
oars 700 bbs ung Common TO Good EItra at 50
About stesSy oderaie trade demand sales 1oo 6os
superfne IS 50 - "a s ana R ssa ~
GRAIN -WHEAT-Market nrmor Cash lots have "a
lower then recovered and advanced u, closing steady
&c pnG9 b T eS Nv Impartial strength 70 the market
seafcey any trade export limited business for city NM;
.b a. AMI ity Miefs 5000 BUSH sales. 4i4O0OO bush
future. l6oO0 bush. spot including NO i5ago ana MY
Red rail- receipts IN elevator 81 tOst No led for June
99c es o0 closing At esse 90 iSr 9 30 s e. s,n AZ
81 OJs do for september sl039esi % closing q o. 81
Do e. 5 5a%nEs :. IL aud
N9mG@ vakat - &C. better Tor cash lots closing firm
Nptions closed firm under the best prices fairly
"ptioHs shippers bought 10000 busl sales l5s4QO
bush future Cocoon oush spot aud TO arrive 9sludng
Tor, Steamer yellow CSC. elevation No 2 5S95Shc IN
cost ~ freight and Insurance. Ungr ded yellow %
&c Tow Mixed $40 aloat; gh Mixed. % i2e. No
Mniie &c ., "a o for July 5aj5fc closing 5S's;
do for August 5Ia5Ic closing at "a Pc no for sepen.
orT & and eossd quiet Options opened strong,
then advanced i then lost part OF the ana
iS 20 s'f SSyS to arrive iacud5s Mixed
Sc No 81 c II eeyai 6@o,S a. 90 doc 70 No WLie
%ptic; No 2 acc in elevator AZ 3, 70 arrive cost
ireig tl s Whiie do ,SSsc WLe STATE 47disc No,
Mixed for juno. 3Sl203o, closing AT oNc 10 toI 1uI'
359,c closing at 81 c do for August clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Frederick Jansen yesterday obtained ver-
dict for $50in suit brought In the City Court before
Judge Hall. against Roundsrnan James f. Naly OF the
Twenty-eghth Precinct the officer dubbed Jansen at
the picnic of the Taiors Union, which the plaintiff
was president, at Joness Wood OIL August 4, 1854
At the suit Of George W. Csss an attachment was
against tie property OF the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey suit brought TO recover Interest due on thir
which were due on May 1. but have not been paid
Ter $35 each.
: The suit Of Guillaume Remeux against the Mexican
National Construction Company, torecoyer subscrip
ton loan OF 80 0OO00O that afterward the sub
ect OF trust deed which the paintn alleged nterfered
wheeer In the United States Circuit Court The Judge
decided against the defendants points OF law and d.
0kcn 10 the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
o.111yG no THE PROUD CAUCASIAN.

Southern Democrats are WORKING then natn,
into condition bordering on frenzy over inc appoi
men; of board of civil service examiners az
s C. consisting OF G. W. Wilder, the co,oreu nEp h
lIcan nOstmastcr III. A. Wallace, eoiorcd clerk III tne
nost office and S. Leaphgrt, the deputy posuhastoI,
who is said To be Democrat. The outrage OF haNns
white office. seekers examined by two colored men was
presented to Commissioner Eaton recently. lie re-
Piled substance that the commission nau 20 tho 10
r. the mn hic service 10 work without regard 70
color The Democrats are satisfied with this eNpi-
nation which they call defence They want TO Know u
Commissioner Eaton has the hardihOod toalf tha out
of the numerous Federal rce-hoders In ana arounu
Columbia beard of two ignorant coored hepuolica
and one white man Is the best that can ne iounu
denoupce the composition OF the board as an anon ho'
only 10 but the intelligence OF the STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05


IyErrooI, June il23o p mColton a1let Mlls iS
TpIanda 10 Gd do M!dllng Orleans OIL salos -7,ouU
bales inclung 900 bales Tor speculation Iu , Tnp't
OTIS 90 bles including 800 American fu'uIos easy
Uplands Low Mddng clause June an, 1uy divcr'
LTD also . 6u-t4d do July ana Angust ueItoIt.
.Gfd. do. August and september denyeya A., id
also I'D September and OCTOBER deiNetY ei-tu Htso
uOG4d october and NoytUber delivery az
tGid do November aud December delivery > o'-o4ui
also 4J-tfd. -, H.. t.ot,,od n Aoo haIcs
American weak. Upands Low Mida l c1ss 49,,
lnne delivery 5Osd sellers do June anu Juy uelifc{
oCGAd. socrsdo july aud august us'sy u "Do do
seer. do August anu september delivery OPP SeerS uo'
September ami October delivery % bid sellers 40 uSo
het AMI November delivery 526id sellers 40 NO'emOeI
and Dccenber delivery 54L6ld sellers do December ana
January delivery. -Gid. sellers ,-,, 49, ,,,a,,,.u
ap m~Cotton- Futures slcaly Uplands Low Mlddlng
Juue delivery JbGid sellers do Juno ahu jury no.
iverv ,tlBld sellers do July aud August uch'eiy
buyers, DO August and september dellVcry1 oolu
s.l.fs do September october delivery O-OIu VHe'
do october aud November delivery, oVott puysr'i No.
November and December delivery std sellers DO De-
ccmoer aud January delivery 47bAd sensIS I'm, To-
UAlSksToS June a.-OOtOD easy MlluhE III - ,nF
MIdne lUlt Good Ordinary, TO- ne ana Sios' io0'iP''
IA In stock s3D bales. ,o,- -
sAv.NSAB, Jnne l.-Cotton quiet Mddlng loa Low
Mailing lOi; Ordinary O net ana Rioss
~ bales. Exports Coastwisc 45o bales SAFES '
2,j02 bales. -. ALI and eosv. Aiddlinr
ms. Low Aiddling Ois; Good Ordinary. o'G hoL TO
ceips bales; gross. IN bales sales ooo oao'' ''''
\ lOJ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
FOX SUES HUGHES AND GETS sl4s.

from John Hughes. the pedestrian. in the City Court
He proved that he had lent $137 so to Hughes which
had never been repaid, and the verdict included this
Amount with interest. For Hughes a conDterclam was
presented for S7I0 of which $500 was the value
OF the OIeary belt which he said he had given to Fox
with the that he should receive that sum
for doing So but IL had beer given 20 him. The
rest was for the services OF the pedestrians wife In at
tending him during go-asyOul match In Bal
tmore Hughes, William Il. Harding Bryan Mcswyny
and George Kelly were witnesses. The wife of Hughes
also estined ia his behalf
In re ri TO Life of John Hughes, writtenby Hard
ing the after confessed that statement In the book
that 81 600 extra OF gate money race was given TO
Hughes was untrue, That was stated, he said, " to
catch trade Fox said that he never made bet In his
fe Several witnesses testified that they would not be-
heve Mr. Hughes under oath, and the jury seemed TO
take that view of it. o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05

The railway bond market generally developed an easier
tome although small advances are noted Tor some OF the
issues that favored with special support. Erie
second cOnsOls declined Il to and closed at 1884, and
West Shore 3s fell of to 32l4d32 against 81 034 yes
up L. at 20, and seemed TO be In demand at the price
Missouri. Kansas and Texas first cons2s were 4 better
at me general o. were up - az az anu ere 10
better at 9Ss Louisville and Nashville issues continued
To be strong with small transactions. and Missodr "a
cihc consols were up % at 992G99s Lake Sh0re hrst
consOs sold at l293s0 29i2 and Central and Hudson
consol rs at 1859. ST. Paul issues were
irregular with changes of h9la per cent;
ruled firm az 09li for the old and Oh for the new, and
Burlington aud Quincy debentures strong at 1920
lO2Ar Kansas Pacific cOnsOls were on y at % Union
Pacific rss steady at rs and Central Pacinc al
ia Northern Pacific hrsts were np y at 1912 o.
|. The Treasury to-day gained on balance sos
made by coin gain Of S6l5,s64 less currency loss
S2OGgs9. The days operations covered Receipts.
Sl.i20,2G2 payments, Sl0l1 s37; currency balance
s2.i9s,259 coin balance, Sli 792573. ,
The money market at the stock Exchange ruled at the
usuil ratcs-l y a. per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was az follows
Exchanges T12.s2s.22l; balances $lo52ooo. ,,
The United states Treasurer at Washington to-day
received SG63OO0 National bank notes for redemption
the customs receipts were Sll3j3l and the INTERNAL
revenue receipts were Si23.27S.
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely STEADY
with rates lower for sight bills. Annexed are the quo
taons for business Bankers bills - s6i9 and - ~
for long and short sterling respectively ol'4 nu
5.1sii FOR francs 0iai aud 0Ss for rechmarKs 4Ois
and iOli for gulders.
Tho Of the Bank OF England at their regular
weekly meeting to-day made no change In the BANK
minimum rate discount and II remains at per cent
During tho week the bank gained 923069O bullion bu
IN, proportion OF it, reserve Liabilities was reduced
from 10 5Oi2 against AGA per cent at TINS dat as
year. At the London stock Exchange BRUSH consols
were Is easier 80 9-l6. United states bonds were
strong: Is at l2jia and 4i9s at ll5 American KAN,
ways opened irregular but generally with some snla
advances and later declined la u per cent Az ram,
French per cents rose from sO922 10 ~ ~ anu
sight exchange on London was hrmer at 2oZV francs "
the 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


tnvnON Tnnn A I0.lO Inn -IOn a0ls On ll.lB Tor both
money United states -Four Per Cent Bonds
ILL., do -Four and Cent Bonds, 10. Atlantic ana
tre,t Western First Mortgage Trustees Certncaes ~
Frte 10 l. 40 second COnso,s. 4t Illinois Central 1B
It PAU IommonbJi4 Sew.IOrkCehual' o. fohhSSi'"'
MIA. 5ci Heading. 30 ,.-- n. 49,, pa,,.. =, al
afvccs quote Ihrco fct cent iNeh'es 40 "a
frasc- i2ls crntirnes Tor Tho account .,-.---.
A rs for both money ana inc account
Aanuo Western First Mgrtgago Trustees Ger;
canadian Pacinc. 30Ta Erie lOi4 DO second
Cou.nls 4-h Mexican Ordinary, 24A- St Paul Common.
ti-,, Sew. NorG Central Ntal Pennsylvania. 49,
Paris aivres quote Three Per Cent enos at - francs
The AMI exchange ON London al 20 francs ~
hebnSn in tho England has increased s25ol6o
duf ina the week. - ,,..,,,,..
he proportion ~ the Rank England reserve % Liability
which Jbes pee cent, IS no" d = poi
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
THE RJCYCLF APPROA CHING MA I'D S. IN SPEED
- = NJ rhefifr Hkrdld

Maud S. will soon have 70 look 70 heI IauI us,
The biryce Is RAPIDLY lowering its record aud the time
NAV vel come when man on q wheel will be able 10
push himself along at q faster rate than the famous
mare has vet reached. The telegraph has recently
informed us that John g. Prince after defeating -FOUR
trotng horses in separate beat his worlds reco
of 239 by making a mile and four yards on hleyce IN
235Io Ii is tine he Will to do nearly half amhute
better than that yet reaching the trotng record
before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOv STOCKS
BOSTON. June 4, 1885.

THURSDAY June 4-PM.
The stock market to-day less obedient than yes
terday TO points" and pointers" The amount OF
transactions shares only $500 shares less
than yesterdays business but II was struggle from the
beginning TO the end to hold prices even approximately
steady To-day the Northwestsrns report Of earnings
for the fourth week May-the last week OF the com
pany's fiscal year-came In showing decline from the
week Of 1884 OF $4,000 on l37 niles
more OF road, and q decline OF SlI5'soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
Proof of the PUDDING

Is in the eating and proof OF the excellence OF medcine
ia acceptance by the public Ask your druggist or almost
anv one and they you that the merit Of Hoods sar
sana where IL has been ntroduce has caused TO ride
ROUGHsHOD -
over an competitors into the heart OF puDc connaenc
o,d n has record OF success Of unequaed
by any other medicine.
81 was generally down. had no appetite and felt 'ne
need of good have taken other medicine but never
used any that did me much good as Hoods sarsapa
now have a good appetite and fec renewed all over an
better than have been for years. K H. RAND IL "ess
9th.st, Oswego. "
had caarrh years. and suffered terroW WIN IL
som after began 10 take Hoods >arsapaTia the ctarl
trenbled me less and three bottles was entuey
cnred" JANE iNRY, Lumberton Clinton county, oDio
Hoods SaYsapariIia
sola by ali druggists. ST.. six Tor So Prepared oay "
{. /. HOOD co, Apohecaries Lowell MASS
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
ruporrAS PRODUCE MARKETS.

90 81 Long Clear Niddlrs 2Js 81. snort Clear Mdlles
SSs gd short iDs Jas. ID shoulders, 2Js ga per Cyl
Ueef-lns I'd for Extra Indian Mess Primo hes oos w.
pork-Prime Meas B1s Od. per Dol Prne hes, 49,
,.s Western 52s Lard-American 3si Ou; ri,h9 M,
srn a. ID: Lari OH 3Js. I'd nams-bOng Cu -, a.
shoues 3D. Butter re 3D. per cw' Yr hsss
STATES. Cheese--AmeTcan Choice SOS Od W " Vi
Wrsleyn Spring U.s. lodi ais Id: Red WINTER suu 81
Der cenali No spns7s 3D. New We,terh ie y. I'D 70
Eew Mixed Western II i9di California 40 ~ % J,cs
1s California No. ,, is I'D @Bs ~ pc. va OF mar
spirits furpenIine 21s 81 do. nj LoniOh Soa w. ~
cxf, Refined Petroleum. B. Gd per- gallon CIovut 49,,
American ass per Tallow- 3lS Oh p er III 80.
Iommon 81 lq: Pale lis. til. QOs. OIL Lhsoo" 'A $50
3D. per cwt .,, ,u eoi bsDs2i lbs
prr ton Calcutta Lnsecd Abs. per quato,a 10 a
lake ~ gs o. psr Ton. RehneA 40 no, az
DAD Ger gaon spirits rurpentine rs w 10 a.
sperm OIL, 1858 portion hosin-vomnon IS psp gyr I,c
P,le III. lis ProYiIOns-Llri. "a. or peI wv
American. sugar Sd. per cwt for cum H. tr
nolarizing J6S aud o. 6d Oils. Tor cnos hu'co'N'
'rehnnR alloat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser. Vessels and Railroads
NEW YORK. Juno 4. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. June A. 1873;

W-1ORK June a, 1900.
COMPRESSOR Rio quiet at Soc for Fair No sales. Op
points higher and closed steady Guner was
largest buyer sales OF l20O bags closing IS foows
june G85 1890 July. 690a895; August, 7OOG7Ooi Sep
TENDER, 7.l0G7l5 October. 7l5d726i November I,zo@
1885, December 7.300735. Mild grades moderately acuve
sales. 1900 bags Maracaibo and go Hayu on private
terms.
CoTToNspot quiet and l16c. lower sales 800 oaIes
deliveries bales receipts the ports 20 bales against
Ill 90 bales this last week. and S6S last year. .
The quotations according to the American classification
n follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
the PETROLEUM. MARKET

NEw-YoRK June 4.
A tendency to relapse into ltS recent quiet
ness was shown by the certificate speculation to-day
The total dealings show decided falling on from the
record Of yesterday and there news from the oil
fields Of character 10 stimulate important ventures
Carving rates FOR renewed loans 80 cents but
the floating trade had To pay for the carrying
of their oil Prices however held firm most OF tue DAY
The opening was shade lower man lhst hght eoso
he market was carried up 10 1919 cents by the covering
shorts, and then there was slow suDsdehco 10 fo2
agTgh. cents The close Ha7 steady. . -
The range OF prices aud tue rotal dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Tgit Lowest. 1yt
U- 200. fina............ 7J's
Clearanccs for ycstcrla o''"o"'"
Refined oil was unchanged
BRADFORD. Penn. June 4.-Natonal Transit Certih-
Gates opened at 1914 closed at 799 Highest price,
7o9,: lowest prIr- -04 Runs. G7,9l3 barrels snip
ments 77772 rrcl Charters 306s3 barrels. Clear
auceA, l.3J~ 0ba lis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-05
!. .ame parties that sesored the Isalias

Of leaf tobacco parties that sssored the Issa
contract 49,. - o.. A.. ,..s
WoOL-Nsw Spring Texas has bad the eai for me as}
week though ths not been active Docaueo
the extreme views Of holders Fine Fleeces ana c3m9ias
purchases thus far az primary centres mas DEE
for account Foreign r dee nave eeen
better demand and Arm in sympathy with foreign cables
particularly those from Liverpool Carpet Woods have hae
the preference