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LAVE srocK MAnKEr-nY rELE0RAPH.

CHICAGO Juno g. The Drorers Journal reoorIs rdWe@
RECRUITS 4OD head, shipments 5000 mead inarSe aNiNe,
Exports 75dfG 10 cows ana Mlteh . -2Drt 90 ~ =
erA 50 lOdSi Is. Feeders IS lOati % texans % jug
81 .noo mazda, ac,,ye.
Hogs-Receipta 900 shipments 3ODO nhkel nc,i nv
Roueh Mixed - 10 Packing aud shipping 81 ~ a
"a 20; laght 81 lO0st 80 Skips - 21Gt3 So , r,o,
Shrsp-lccrIpts 200 head shipments. - n,aE mhKo'
lower Infcror ~ rs % Natives ~ lOGs3vo Lamos
81 avs 20. ,.. am .h,u,n.n,.
ST. LOUIS Juno 27-'ette- aeceipts oon 'n,pm mems
3Oe market urn xD0rtS 70 90 9s) fO COCA % Chpoo
shippIng Vi sOgs5 C0 FnF - Medium. - 20 @Si 90
s1sso ecc,nts Zoo. shipments 14OOi Common 10 Nc
dunn FAIR 70 Cnoioa - ~ss w u, Z. ios
U0gs- r. .alpt. 100 shiDncDta 5,3OO LienI ~ w"
a 90 ~ 80 - oOay4 % Heavy. ~ l5Gsl ~ , 49,,
RUIZ La no -CIns-ileceiDt' to-day tVu notH u,
for weeg tau, lar 200 nel same lle tn TooN aVo
head. cou4aue1 t9l cars mHAot 't,tUl
Good IN G'o S,er, IS jOds5 so stocKers and Feeisrs
f3 65dN 40 ., ..,., ,,r ,voar Tina far
o5gno mead Tor sane time aN week 25nOO heal eonsgheu
through 60 cars marGsi lower ana unlE Heu S, 80
Good sS 7SzS4 Isl GOOD Choice 80 80 Gsi Soi spihs
Hsg,'ieceint, to-day 500 head total for week mus tls
10000 Tor san, uns AS Hee1 2oV Wor r M rs
dIil Medium 70 Fair Workers. Sn9st w ~ 0oou ~ !"
Choice. 81 20 a. so Butchers "rA"e'' - IS"
& asa UJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-29
4 DrFFA1o NAYS DISAPPOINTMENT

Washington
Among the Consular appointments made TO.
day was that OF j. c. Monaghan, OF Rhode Island, az
Mannheim. There Is story in connection with this
consulate II true the story is well snbsantiatca:
II shows that President Cleveland IS very bitter toward
tcI the truth. one II tho electors ON the Ncw-lork
electoral ticket lived in Malone. y. Y. aud after the
election he called To congratulate Cleveland He SAID
he wanted nothing for himself, but would ike TO have
an uncle his. named Henry ". ZicZlc, provided for
Ziegle lives in Buaao and Ia wo-kn0wu to Cleveland,
who promised TO gvo bin place. In RESPONSE &c tho
Pleslont-eccts request the ecct0r wrote is uncle 70
know what he would Ike To have. lie replied that Ito
wanted no Consul Ia sti;igat, Germany and Clove-
land replied personally that lie wOnll TX II for him.
Zrge watel for some tlc after thc Inauguration and
again wrote tho President Again the reply WAS favor.
be 10 wrote moro in April and received
I'm answer % letter sgucd by Lamont. In which
the latter said tho President directed him
TO say that ZIeglc's application should De attend
oil 10 AS soon it could he reached Zicglo
received the latter and his morning paper AT tho Same
time Ito read the latter rst aud was satisfied, then
he glanced at the paper and mad. The INST thing
he saw was tho announcement OF tho appointment OF an
Illinois man the Stuttgart Consulate RE immediately
wtotc very cmphatlc lcttor 10 the President cOsn{
the newspaper notice and LauIons cps;lc. lie wanted
10 know What 1t meant Cleveland replied that 1t was an
oversight he very sorry and would Ike to SEQ Zcge
Ia the exclamation well" he baid 81 make INC Consul
TO Mannheim" The present incumbent OF that post 10
Rudolf Worsohu, Buffalo MAI. rnc President 10
reportcd 10 have rcplied Why. Henry Wofsohu has
only been there a-ycar don't ike 10 remove hiiu
he has hti time To enough u pay his passage
home but will about for goa aiter awhile. Lozlo
Went away AMI Mona .hau gets the consulate.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


RFEyEs-Receipts Including cars ato Yesterday
M c9rs of head Total for the week Ia 800 head agun,
II I,g head week Fftytwo were Tor exporters
and ~ cars city saughtorcrs and ~ Pcnnsiiyahi
Wcifers and Steers sold At 81 02ds) 10 per lOo ID
Feeling nrln 20, -. ,.,,. o ION on.rtnra NJ Reef
anu demand for the head held over yester
dy Kaso sold 81 PeDnsyl vana Veals, ltI average
nj blo and l0 head, l4l n. al &C. ,.,.A,.. ,.,a
sHEEP AND lAMBs.HeeelP were nncna 10y Y ,a.S
Yesterday % OF O. 10 hoad-li cars AZ Jersey
Civ and cars AZ gohst Total Tor he wsss o. Sd
srans az 2s head last week Demand night TOT rep
prices easier Good Lambs opened Iair pay ciSsea Te ey
shsde lover dozen carloads OF STOCK NnIc lheI
to 60 over common Lambs arc not wsacd ane 10. ge
sbsn re drug the market Common 70 f.uno oneop
sold - rs oa So calls st &c per d. and pY we ae"a oa
81 "a eah For Ordinary 10 Prime SJnte inDs % oV"
were paid and car OF Poor yginas sold down - 10 10
@s"Ies Indd buckingham 80 West VirgDa Lnnys %
~ az sac 10 West VIRGINIA shep ia al Sc o, 10 Mes
A., 40 III m NJ Lc 49, de- llk d. az 4sci "a ONO No. 20
h. M III 10; 25V CulA, "a 10; Of -. ,o,-h. IN m az
"iiaiienkeoE a Dayfsi llg Kentucky LAMB ~ ~ "
n7dn al AZ 6s.oi 100 DO Oh 10. NJ ~ 40 ~ hishsas.
~ ~ "a AZ 4ac, S2d0 80 ~ at "a OH; llO do ~ ID |"
sino,; H n hewey; 23e Kentucky Lambs %
y Ksse; as Western sheep, 10 ID, at 4sc' 20 Du'' -"
81 % ~ Co 205 Ohio Sheep. % n az DC o. 40 90
80 Al 40 10 ~ at lci 235 Western do 80 ~ al &c
2sg 40 sS ~ at 81 I0 2l2 Territory do. 100 d. ~ w -o'
Indiana do 81 ID, AZ 4Sc.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
puRornAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 27Proysons Bacon cumDeriaan t Ha
ala Cd Long Clear MdGes, 27s 6i snort Clear MhnIe'
2ss 81 short Rbs 3s Sa saoaePs rs ao % Pss Fer III
porkpme Ness 6is Od. per boil Prime Moss ha,sssI
COS Western. b2s Lsrd-Auiercan. o4s 3l. rfhs al
ern. 3ts. Od Lard oil 3Js sd Iams-LOng Cut 80 80
ssasss'r ss 80 Batter per sw t2r %Rseasa
Western Spring s. lUd Ola ID; Red Winter sOd as "a
Per cenai No spras U.s. o. New Western wlnts - 81
Rev MIXED Western As. II iyd California NO l. ~ W.
7s ID; California 50 Is I'd dos. I'd per canal PrSaucs
ew, hehssd rftro.nm per gallon Glover see .,
american Ifd 4bs per cwt Tg0w-3ls Cd pcf cWL hy,.a
3D. per cwt
PET ton Calcutta Linseed 4Os Sd PSF quarter L1ssos
take 81 vsd45 Os per ton; RsfRei Pefronnn O1ts
ga Der gallons spirits OF Turpentins 27s 80. DEL egt
Sperm on sbs per ton honn-lonmon. IS "a etS "a
Americana sugar. lHs 3D. per owt for Cuba ceatri1gM
polarizng Vs. aud oa SdGljA for Cuba MusoovAioihr
setning ktoat S14
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hundred fathoms Of water rolled their troubled waves,
stained with red mud; tho dustcloud breeding over the
Of desolaton like evil angel OF death snae
gave up secrets
OF all tho people the pier of the goods piled on the
marble pavement of the ships dragged by their anchors
But The Spanish captain, he gazed at tho 1--WE NE
fants repeated TO himself . go
These the same children that were seen IN tho
Of their mothers in tho carriage near the square
dream OF tho wonderful careers which those children
were to run, Of the influence which his conduct on
that day would have on his own fate. The above We
publish specimen chapter Of this beautiful story;
but the continuation of 1t will be found only In the NJ Y
Ledger Ask for tho number dated July H. which can
be had at news Office or bookstore II you are
not within reach of Office, you can have thar
number OF the Ledger mailed to you by sending ELK
cents postage stamps will do) to Robert Bonner pub
Usher, 1S2 william-sr., New-York The New-York
Ledger is the Great Family Paper full Of good and ID
teresting reading
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 90 tSpeciaD. The market
opened yesterday trine under Fridays close and
rather inactive, though tho recovery prompt.
generally bearish" sentiment prevails. but 1t Is not be-
lleved any 81 moment will be made either side
before the beginning Of the month. Crop reports con-
time favorable In the main, and there Is little doubt
that the winter yield will lie considerably heavier than
statsticans have figured. August wheat nuttercd
around 90 cents. and August remained reasonably
hrm Mt AGA cents. Provisions were unchanged Crit
tenden and Bliss were steady sellers, but
their offers taken In small lots and there
transactions Of magnitude Little
done I'm and while provisions retained their
strength the day was altogether without feature.
The talk In the wheat crowd now Is that In July there
will he general shifting OFF of their loads by the
The talk Of hot wheat" has been much in
obliged IN that OF the sensitive fellows with money
have become little uneasy. With 100000 bushels Of
grain here and the houses full 10 give much for
msvng the grain frequently IL is feared that some
os the suf will go grain carrier Is conserya-
tive individual who takes risks This talk and the
Thought that perhaps the carriers will really unload is
the great "hcar' influence nowadays.
At ! O'Clock the cl0.c was; July wheat S1Ss cents
August s9a cents; july i67s cents. August 4G3
cents; July pork $40 %. August $40 50; July lard
50 60, August SO 20.
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THE COUNTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME couRr, caAxsEas- Before Andrew: y;ooNos
i43 1883 i64 I73 1871, l "a 25s 2Ss 25l. $50, 29z.
26J 30 272 2sl PSI 49, 2s 1St 80 $50 2ss 200 292
o,3 2sT 29p 2gl, 300 30l, SOl $685. 1908, SU7 309
stPRRyE CouRr-CiRcuIr-PAai fI-Beore Van Worst J.
No day calendar. -
IV.-Bei0e Oykman. H.
Nos. 81 81. 40. 81. .. 49,. "a, a..
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TRRM-Bofore Sedgwick CT.
No day calendar
SUPERIOR CouRr-rRiAL TEiM-PAHf i.-BcOtc Freedman
J-Adi0urncd for the term
CoMsox PiKAs-srRcIAL rERN--Beiore Van Hoeson. j.
calendar.
COMMON PLEAS TRIAL rgRM-PARi l-beiore DAY. -
Adjourned for the term. -
CRY COuRr-TIAI. 1ERh.-PARI L. ana lIl-bcoro MO
Adam G. j. Adjourned FOR the term -
CRY ColgT-.fkiAi TERA-PART II-Before Han, J-M
CRY CouRr-rRiAL TEsA-PARr III.-Adlourned for the
.,... ,......
As.t Dst ATTY. Felows-No. |.
AS, on EsyeS SgssloNs-PARr Glide
snd AT Disf Attorney Bodfon-Nos. !, 2 s. l. J, u 2,
III il I3 a. IL, 10 IL 10 49, 90 q, 30 49, "a. 20
Oh OF n0
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THE TWO LOVERS.
BY JOEL BENTON


fair little maiden there was on time,
Not selfish or vain, as know,
Whose life ran sweet . musical rhyme
And this maiden had many o beau
Young Mortimer sought her, and trustfuly thought
His heart was 90 pulled up with pride
That she, by his grandeur, would surely be caught
And give herself up as his BRIDE
lie broadcloth and jewels and talked of his gold,
And boosted his family line;
But this little maiden had often been told
That only fine actions are fine.
Now Harry. who went to this maiden to WOO,
Had only his heart to bestow;
With riches and lands he had little to do,
And ho had no gay fashions to show.
His virtues were many his claims were not made
As II he were lord OF the earth
In csmely apparel his form arrayed,
And his life was more grand than his birth.
SO, when Mortimer fastened, his wish to mpart,
And looked on the maid az his own.
He found that brave Harry had captured her heart,
And the prize that he had hoped for bad flown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NJ INN

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
NEw-YoRK. June 27.
1t was only an ordinary dull Saturdays spec
uation in grain at the Produce Exchange to-day. The
business done for export small, option dealings
we're light and there only narrow range Of prices
The news from Europe reflected markets that were
barely steady and the rumors wheat in Chicago
being out OF condition contradicted Final
prices show small losses all around but the close was
steady near TO the outside figures Wheat of IA
cent at 997s for June and July 81 0l7s for August
81 O3 for september and 81 Oslo for october optisns
The loss in corn sd cent last quotations being as
foows June, 53l4; July, 53i2; August, 81 septem-
Der. 81 o. and October 55 cents Oats dropped leah
cent To 37a for june 37 fer July 3i2 for August and
32es cents for September. Provisions unnterest
ing lard declined az cents TO SO II for July, So SO
for August 81 90 for September and 81 10 for October
AT New-lork Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat. 76.259 bushels
corn 179407 bushels oats 0i5 bushels total grain.
352537 bushels flour. l2.0i5 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Louis were: Wheat. 49,
763 bushels; 355 924 bushels; oats, 1873 1913 bush
els total grain 606,O1o bushels flour, lo77l barrels
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There ia nothing ne general monetary situation
the week ranged from z per cent. With the prevail
ing rate per cent aud In London ana fars inc money
rule as they have fora long time, almost
favorable to this money centre tna H. w. hs ua 1%9
take money away from New-York now wouid DO real
favorable feature ,., a.. ,o....,. ,ro star.
nant the rates simply indicate the side upon which me
balances rcst.bu as there is no demand ior
where IL happess TO Two reductions Of 2 cent each
to me e however were rsa,%t s of 10 cent. and
the markets closed quiet and STEADY on inc pasis Va
"a s. and 81 SO respectively ior ions anu s"oi'
The report OF the Of Statistics OF the commerce
OF the United States for the month OF May Tor hIe
eleven and twelve months ended May 81 is instructive
For the month OF May OF merchandise exports
imports ia SO 1852 74s, against an import excess OF
S73i4357 for May Iss4 and export excess 7sl
637 To the superficial observer the change from iosa
change. exports OF the month in 1888 are only
$4,000 greater than in the month In 1884 and arc
100000 less than in the month Ia 1888 The Imports
however, told were 81 500 600 and 100000
that except for the low prices Of our products they
would show very large increase Exacly 50; put ~
import all CORRESPONDENCE low and Is 1t true that
because Of the low pices for products which keep
those as year that at low prices We
snerd to take tho additional quantities OF foreign
the 9Uh hd Ss per sr
pnnss Of Inc s Imports The specie movement Of the
not specie month subjoined airs the details OF tho
"noic ""'eAen' III Tue month OF May in three years
MERCHANDISE
=5 $;a q 1 sss s3 ~; IsiS
Excess OF exports. Sl.79l.63 ... "a no 40
Excess OF Imports f7.3lz.257 '''
SPECIE AND BULLION.
Exports ............ s2,7G06sS S4G92s s3bsa 70.
Imports..-............ loSo7A 2esS,22e i.2Oi.g7s
Excess of exports -. sl.72asG4 si.so9el2 s2s5isl5
NET BALANCE.
Excess Of exports. ss52l.eoi .:x.,;;:. s57o459s
Excess OF Imports. SJ5A645
For the FIVE months-January to May 31-the ex-
ports OF merchandise exceeded the imports IN 1883
$36,370 $685. III 1884, $957S577, and in 1885 S5C173-
$50 II Will be seen that there is very little difference
IN the balances OF 1883 and 1855 But for tho
months ended May 81 1885, the merchandise exports
exceed the imports nearly s94ooo,ooo mere than the
excess for the period ended May 81 1884. and
$64,500,000 more than IL the period ended May 81,
1883 But for the eleven months, the for the
month Of May change from the preceding year IL al
most entirely due 70 decrease IN inpor.sthe exports
Increased only So, 1000 000-and for The change from
1883 TO decrease In imports Of $l30,000000 against
decrease In the exports SO 100000 Deductng the
pecie noyemsnts tho balance OF the eleven months
Andsd MAY 81, 1885, Is only $5S70ooo0 greater than
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The market for mining stocks dull and featnrelcss
all tie week through Al Tho Consolidated Exchange
the amounted only To 363J shares against
81 4j0 for the preceding week. Prices generally ruled
about steady, but there were some exceptions CONSOLE
dated California aud Virginia declined to 81 9OGSl 90
Hale and NOrcr0ss to $40 30 but closed At 80 10
BIsscE sold down to 30 cents AGAINST Sl2 IN January
1881 and - - IN January lss5. The mine has paid
:dividcnds amounting to 100000 its assumed
capitol stock OF SlOOO0O0O. divided In TO 100000
shares but IL probable that II Is near exhaustion
and that II Il about . furnish mDro illustration or
the axoin that the dividends" paid by all mining
properties divisions Of the capital accounts that
they do reproduce or earn money.
Herr Silver with moderate sales at - ds2 10 closed
at - lj- decline for the week OF cents. BOiie sold
down t. 81 a. but STANDARD from - to ~ 500
81 80. The fancy stocks we're neglected aud show little
change In prices.
CTOSTvG prices or CILTrOPyTt SrOCKS
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, June 27.-l2:3o p. m--cotton hru MiddnS
unlands u-l6d Middling Orleans 0S4d salos-o0Ou
baIos Including 1000 bales for speculation and export re-
cepts ZOO bales an Of which were American Futures
cry sSeid also l2e4d DO Aasa.t and septssSSsr
Ssiysry lsald November ana December delivery. 50
osd, do December aud January delivery 30,6ld -
urss steady upaads Low ,a M sn1 s1s,s
4S6id value; de-. July and August delivery. t4-9tq
sellers DO August an segtemDsr aesera ss; ;,..
Do October and Neyembes dell DO NO
her ana January delivery Ss64d vaue 90 January and
FeDruary delivery, Ae.6sd. buyera
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Newton oilet 2ss KENTUCKY Lambs s. o. At 60, 1913
j. n Pidcock 50 Virginia sheep, 81 b. at 7c ls4 DO 62
- at &c ~ do 81 ~ at 6iaci 335 DO "a p at &C. l22 90
63 10 at 50 so 205 Virginia Bulls so %, at &c l02 ohio
Sheep Is Sci SO do 10 10, at 4isc 70 Virginia do 102
ID. at aci 20 do "a N. at 4c
HOGS Receipts wero 10 cars Of 1929 head Total for
the week 32647 head against 1896 head last week Nom
inally steady at 81 2U9x4 TO-
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rrRopEAN FIsANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON juno 2723Q ~. no 1on ,T
and the United states f99r rer and
Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Uertncalcs sas
mi. ia CousOls. 81 ~ mexican otulnAty
5lss A. Paul Common 70, NowYork Central eos PENN
sylyania, 49, ,.,,....u ,ro,n ,bs Rank nj Eng.
and onb balance to-day In 23loOV. =.
bani bills 90 DAYS to three months Is per eeub anu i
frade bills 90 days 70 three months. l@z pct oen~
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and RaitroafG
NEw-YoRK. June 81. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ngw.YoRK. juno 81. 1885.

coFFEE-spot Rio quiet ana steady at SIG Tor Eat
terms options quiet and about seady sales OF Sg1S gs
August G.s5 $500; September. G9507OOi October lug
7.O5; November. 7l0d715; December. 1lod..zh MIa
grades que o. bags Maracaibo on private terms
COTToN-spot cotton quiet steady and unchanged saes
$40 bales deliveries. 100 Gales , .,...,oa.,..
The quotations according to tho American casshcaoh
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TUE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, June 28-P. N.


r,;ted States Treasury last week made
Inc 'arss. in its preparation to meet the July
erfne' r cold coin gold certificates Its gold bal
Sssr Increased 81, 279,s22 by an accumulation OF
spce 600 Of the metal and reduction OF S243s3o
10. amount of outstanding gold certificates But
~. vas partly Offset by an increased liability OF
%. ,soaltender notes outstanding, which was
loss of $685. TAO in the notes less reduction
n",s; 900 in the amount of outstanding certificates
srver balance shows the large gain OF
La, 5ss. made up by an accumulation
Isl 44s of the metal plustho receipt. In payment
s',oms and internal revenues of $l,l37,l4o Of tho
49,. certificates The weeks movement results In a
-, 10 the available balance mot counting as Offsets
.. .uays accruing interest and ordinary expenditures
40 $50 $40 1t pleasure to note that the amount
fractional silver In the Treasury decreased sol 69o
s,ead of making the usual exhibit of small increase
0,rsd are the results OF yesterdays statement COM
ss.sd with those Of the statement OF June 20:
June 20, 1885. June n. 1885. Changes
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exports sl.92S'SAo sSo'sio'oo' "a bei
NET BALANCES.

Excess Of exports sl1S slO 295 slel 2sG92s
There is nothngncw and nothing is expected pend
ing the halfyeary SETTLE meuts in and mercan
tile circles The reports concerning the growing crops
of cereals somewhat conflicting. The specu-
latve markets were only moderately active. but the
price of wheat depressed some cents; while corn
has boon shade fr'ner The receipts for the week at
the Western points OF both wheat and were largely
In excess of previous years and while the eastward
movement of wheat has been smaller than In previous
years that of corn and oats were up the full average
The receipts shipments of wheat corn and oats at
the principal Western points OF accumulation Tor Tour
weeks compare as follows.
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The cotton speculation unusually tame during inc
week, but there some sharp fluctuations WIN
final result OF additions of from TO 10 points TO the
price for this crop and OF from TO points for the next
crop Spot at one time was LILO lower, Dut closed
unchanged at 10 IL cents Tho statistics OF the move
inents OF thee years are as follows:
RECEIPTS AT PORTS
~-m lss2-ss. lsssIs4. lssils5
Since September l. bales s93O4S &7S264l 47lo,O39
EXPORTS.
For the week bales..-. 3O.5O9 1874 81 7s6
Since september l. bales 4560003 S7lO96l 37GI,297
There is hardly word to be added to our daily reports
and comments the markets and situation at the
Stock Exchange They have been run so long In the
nal observer. The pulling OF the wires Is no
longer a secret operation. Therefore, 1t proba-
bly would be erroneous TO asoribe the general
dropping angud character of the market FOR stocks
and speculative bonds 10 the unex pecte1y poor show
Ing OF railway earnings for June or 10 any other egt
mate or natural Take the subj0ned list OF trans
actions In the principal stocks the
urolt and loss last weeks change and IL VIII lie
that TO the purchaser OF shares OF each OF
the thiry-scvcn stocks ut the closing price Saturday
June 30 sold out at yesterdays last price there would
have accrued eleven stocks profit OF 81 Os7 80 and
a loss on TWENTY-FIVE stocks OF S3225 lOne was UNI
changed) net loss on tho thirty-seyen
stocks of S2l31 so without charges for
commission interest The weeks business Tn stocks
Il 2l9Ss4 Ill. 600 shares more than IN the pre-
of tho total the fiytwo stocks dealt In that not
included IN our weekly range furnished only ls.sJS
shares. ,,. ,
In the subjoined table, giving the highest. lowest and
final prices and number of shares sold. together with
the final figures OF week OF hrtyseven active or
May 30:
WEEKLY RANGE,
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

culHlRsroS. June 27.-rdrDentiue quiet a. 56c asked
sayIySAH June "a -rurpentine quiet AZ Ssc
WuMiSsroy. June 26.-Turpentine arm ~ S'c
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CLOSING PRICES OF B)Sr0y SFJORs
Boston, June 81, 1885.
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RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Week ended Tune bush. 1.096.240 25Uls!0 l,3d3ao9
w. onGes fnne % bnsb iO5y355 lS2i 1855 1,269220
veeL snded Inne 81 hush gl9545 2l96Og5 1850
Sept l. 1884 bush. IS 9242SO IS!4vli9
1888. bush 81, s90f7O sgl1uS43 4p,,oV
1920 4<'ios'ooo
SHIPMENTS.
Week ended Juno 8, bush 102765 2O3loS0 ioaszzss00
Week ended June IL bush. $4,000 2O3l,aio
20. bush 523.o2O l9iSuz) So ~
Week ended bush. 579.530 lbloaop =, gvo'oIIo
sept 1884. bush 5OB OS3oiS4i
Same time 1888 bush 392t9l53 lY9l35uS cd
Same time In 1882 bush "a S9767 60tOuOlo of'io%o'
The following table shows the tons ana percen.ages
skinned by each OF the railroads east from chicago Oh
-four grain and provisions for the week ended las, SAT
urdsy in comparison with the same week OF 1888 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-29
no American classification

Futures To points higher ana quiet nhan 500
August, ami Saengcn bought 2OUO Tor July
and August sales OF 2S.JOO bales.