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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02

TUESDAY. June 1-P ~
To-hays Custom House OF the weeks exports
or merchandise from New York give amount $780,
600 greater than FOR the corresponding week or 1855
an $9OOOoO greater than for the week Of 1884 THIS
IL an exceptional COMPARISON with 1885 But the his
tory or the country exports does date from ISIS D
there were years before aud Of them did not
give SO large an amount Of exports did 1889 which
we're years OF prosperity. The exports OF merchandise
from New ork 10 date this year about 100000
less thau the same time OF 1855 they 100000
greater than In 1894 II imports this port
to date are s2l, 100000 greater than in 1885.
but they are s4,j0O,0OO less than In 1854
lhere IL nothing deceptive than
COMPARISONS unless all the surrounding conditions
OF the periods compared taken into account. An
cess OF Imports over exports OF necessity ind
cation or future trouble. gland afty years
has imported values OF merchandise each year
than 1t has exported II mas been favors pastime in
certain quarters TO compare the present OF the
New ork banks with what they a year ago and
on that fabric have been built prec of tight money
ana All the accompanying But every one knows
that the large and exceptional bank of year
ago were the result OF long period OF liquidation and
aneIsting staznAtion in every department OF trade
comparison OF their present-although still large
reserves With those OF year is the positive ndcs
ton OF healthy and progressive change in the general
situation.
The stock market after the double holiday opened
citeu aSu ouoyan5so Duoyant that row operators De-
ieved it possible TO hold without reaction Of u per
cent Consequently there market disposition on
the part OF holders realize and by Dears sell for
a "scap." Yet there reaction worthy Of the
name Stocks. both "ong" aud " short" that
offered found market within range Of 4al2 ceat
Dulness supervened but the strength remained intact
As rule there was not much variation from opening
figures; they were fractonay lower and higher aud
generally closed at or above the frat prices The deal
fngs well distributed through the list and the
orders seemed to from a wider than usual
Upon the whole the Indications Of bro idenng
and OF less exposed the vnims OF professional
manlpua,ors than have had For several months To
general desire purchase. and to the confidence OF
holders in the general proving conditions think it
fair ascrbe the strength shown throughout and the
close ofthe day
Only small business was done IN GoTernment bonds
at the Stock Exchange but active demand reported
the offices Of the large dealers aud tue market is
strong. Bids for the A advanced Is per cent
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
ME- cOyKLIyG DISPLAYS TEMPER.

In the trial of the suit of General JOAN G. Farms
worth as the BANKERS and Merchants Telegraph
omparv against the Western Telegraph Company
heioft Justice Lawrence and jury In the supreme
ves,erlav Miller " the firm OF BALDWIN ana lliei
consfrnct the larger portion the lines OF the BaDk
m ana Company. testified TO the details OF nes
faons with persons with the southern eegfsPh
Conn nv Tor the purchase by OF the Bankers ana hr
chants lines concerning the appointment OF rccerI
In the course OF a discussion III regard 70 lhe
ainIissiDitv documentary evidence eS eenatlt
sonknc became indignant the buzz Of conversation rom
The opposing turning 70 them abruptly IN te
midst sTaument sad Il trust that my a@so.aEs
ana mvse listened courteousy 10 what yOl
have when speak the devil Is 10 pay ana no
pfCh hot
IN listen 10 you Justice Lawrence courteousy
Butt can't ,e.f talk replied MI Conxlng NJ
matter the admission OF the evldenc sev
e witnesses repeated cutting OF the wires
snc the case Was adjourned until today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
Live -rocg MARKErs nY rELEaRApH

BUFFALO June cattle Receipts - "a head
"a both OF which TO New YORK.
trading
sheep-secsiDts last g hours 200 head total for
90 nesd for time asst week. t.inu hsac
eonsisned through 40 cars D which TO sew iors -
cars nrmcr but qdotaDy higher; Com
faI. 50 5u1st 25 Good To Choice - 5Od % 30
nonnaY Unchanged At - % as 10 all offerings
Ho0s-feceDts last 81 hours l64O head inta Tor
Tor same time Last week - ~. Consumed
through Of which 10 Ne"iOrk ears Tor
with good demand ijgnt Pi., al - lgdst ~
MIXED I9ht YOrxeis ~ zOGSf 2 sce he'd YORK
weights ~ 90 selected Medium weights ~ - q
"A u Mixed beavy Ends - 80 5J all offerings
Ak
Sr ious June l-Cauie- neceDts . 90 had 4nDmeat8
9J. market CIOics NAIVE -hiDp stecr1
gOasJ 20 Butcher -tsera - 31dtt .v- COWS
and iIeiiers u.s. 30. sockers al rrelef - 80
4 60. =. .,.
Hoss-Receiut. 300 'upments 900 LlTlt t3 40
- o. PacAlng asa o.. ncavy. ~ n @-t "a.
Snap keeeipA ggUU sliDneGts. ItcV i-4~r t~n} 81
81 5uDs 90 -.... ,,-...
cHc.Go Tune - T7ts Iournn4 repjrts cdtic-
Receuts 500 snDmenfs 2Jo arAd H4~i-c' itf ~
sbucne steers "a gsa-J sTOckers sDJ retnsr% > %
oss 10 COWS Bulls Mixed - Goasj 10 lux - 80
GS3 10. 40.
Hoqs-ReceiptA 23 OOO. shiDmon& 4Oolt psrse strong
Houen AMI nIxaa 75As4 10. racsii o an" -hioDin<
IS 8 G,s ID Light. 1uasI ~ -giD~ - ~ pbH ~
hesD-Rece.Us 1000 YEA oSi8ine'S- Ho"o' -~'"@,
strong S-uve4. - OO1S4 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
THE COURTS.
STRANGE ACTIONS cF MRS. LEFFEETs.
, -o opnru ny THE sUREoGArS-coULD

r,,rrp TO ORDER BY THE sUREoGArs-coCLp
SHE HAVE srrp MI. TIIpENf
Tho contest over the will of Professor Oar
- continuel before Surrogate Rollins yesterday
a. rho rrrs-nce .! the two women chiefly irter-'ed
william IL Richar son, real estate broxsr OF fonNers'
testified that purchased two pieces OF property III
youg.rs fo- Professor Daring The negotiations were
ado with the Professor aud Mrs. Dcscrox. and the
Professor said that he making the purchase Tor
Mr.. D-lacroix order 20 bring her revenue. MIS-
Ielscroix called the Professor uncle Johh H. |oo''
clers in the naturalization Office OF the Court OF
Common Pleas. depos-d that Mrs DHlacroA EiS''ed
his office with an elderly man ~ declare
n inteption to become citizen She at first refused
20 give up Queen" but the gentleman sad II was
necessary and she took the o,th
Mrs Fanny Il. Wilson. who took charge or houses IN
Third.ave in one OF which she rented room to Mrs
Iederts sworc that Mrs Lerers tod her she was left
ON ornhap when two years haa never seen her
father sne knew Nathan Darling, OF EhneOecR- che
NH Won i've me- her present address," asked
"Yes SIR in Heaven" was the answer. Mrs. Lrnerts
begsn some painting her finger at the witness
and surrogate Rollins said her lawyers; III your
Client nterferes vita the proceedings OF the court she
must leave the court room" Mrs. Wilson asked by
Ex-senator Boyd: "Dii you heac Mira Lenerts
ssy that had claim on any other estates
she said tina, she mad claim on the es'Ae o sne
McDuf and SAID II I wanted 20 ne mei" eou.u
Sammy Tiljeu FOR breach OF promise when was ga
teen years old. - =, hi. .statcl"
"OnIy In reference blghted hopes MIS- nrie NJ
At TINS point broke out afresh "nen ner w.nt
Enowrs atteIn pied to quiet her. sue said - wan.
another lawyer. The trnths got 10 come out gu 20
49, nm ,rirter The surrogates good man. HeH
80 ~ ali rrhf You can't sell You can't shut my
month" shaling umbrella at ner lawyers sue tod
,rem 10 keen away from her. To Captain Mcintyre
isrE of The court VINO told to he quiet. she said
There hadn't ought 10 Oe no lies sworn 10 10 cover up
nncierr Addressing Mrs. DelacrDix. she exclaimed;
~" bant been ROBBED for nothing by q black -eyed
woman. No. sir No. sir !" Mrs Deacro1 placed her
large black fan before face. and Mrs Lcners went
on .You can hide your face You'll hide II behind
brass bars by-and-by She called her lawyer young
After recess Mrs. Delscrox contr dcted some state.
pnt made by witnesses for the contestants sue sau
that when she lived in FOureenh-st. Dr. Daring mao
kew 10 come In whenever he liked. which,. sue SAID
ne had right 10 do" She further said, professor
barring introduced Arthur school He wanted hln 10
be professor Arthur used 10 help him clean me bones
The case was aijnurned to next Monday at II a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
SARATOGA, June In the Court Of Appeals
to-day, ChlefJusuee William C. khgor and associates
nre.e.t me foLlnMlng deoIslOns we're nandet down

SARATOGA 4. June In the Court Of Appeals
to-day. ChefJustlee william C. Kuger and associates
present. ne following decisions we're handed down
Van Aernlm sgt Me- me- Morris AIT the New-f ok
Central and hudson Nyer iar'aa ConpSLy W. 1, az
R.LS az UDicrhl DIne aSt hhi.' ~ -,
Lons stan Cty Dung AEL 9l.asGuL9i III ,,c ~ ''e ~,
Jmson rh,ian lsi -chr e migrant n5as5iia avn
Iadson RaIo@d om9-uy Iack,r at aunt ss. n
can Bank as "uuthi Mns'y ss' Il sou.
IAniey lst re, ne Wills q ne ~ Ios ie e
EWrr AT De La Vcrcnc YAK boa CowdTey az
~ ~ ,a,t. AL Brown higgins AT amcr0n. O on
sgt Dozen The mater Of DAVID ,ch'g N iAer o. WI
Nur ~ ct new ork Vest shore lnd bana all
The Propr - rel Harvey agt Loew, Bnck az me Ntw
IoIs Ccn,-l AMI Iud.on aver ~. 70 conpay' I'
village Of for, Chester iulr 'ush- as to-on ho7s9 ss
FISK Aaalock AIT Van kleck Newman
ION h,'eg .0 "a he Dine SvinHs Bank OF Brook
Rochester. ing az The Ansonia Clock Company. Judg
affirmed judgment absolute ordered Tor the painn On
'' scncs At Ny o. er1t ayt Fltzgboons Pope AIT
porter Hayu~s az. Ruad Fowler agt COLLEEN Hlc4ey at
Norni Godac mat act the Mutual Lie Insurance Con-
psny the CIV Of bInshinion Corse as, Peck
and new tI1al granted win costs 10
Msoses' iowDshond Of the courts below
leiIy agi. the Delaware and Hudson ana COMPANY.
Jndren % General efn reversed anu Judgment OF county
The ncooe rel Nel!er agt Townsend Judgment o. the
Supreme reversed ana mai ju guent rendered ior Tie
C,4cnasnt WITH - =, ~.
rsuu n ag osborne Judgment reversed as 10 ID VI Ns
rnlnc with costs am med IS 10 ID OSBORNE Co.
-
versra anc tTlal Granted .---
THO pronle ~ re- Brown the supervisor % Ononra
Co-r+ The Market National Bank OF N~wNOrE at the
p.crc national of OstOn. Order ahlineC win cO3s
I'M. pe,pe cx Murray asL McClave. order without
cost. ,---., . ,.ou. r,ottroa, ,,o,,,,an,,
am COmInss oners Ofter reversed aAa
case remitt.d 30 the General Term for further pro
Crsdug7. .-....-. tsa... pourooc
company AZ tie MY fourth Street Railroad Company
tppfal dismissed with costs.
rprri sgf Fi.r-r trder General Term reversed
q '4-ui,,ueef % Trial Term anrmr-'. with costs.
uenve + iOf: Chester SAVINGS bahk AZ.
ClonSei Or,r General FERN reversed anu thaI Oh
Tie special Term Affirmed. with cosss -
and ~ est IA Railroad Ompanv for the appointment o. com
ms. ars IL ais. Lands Of Beanetr ana others ORDER
o. ouesl and cca rcvors ana Tie Application %
The order appointing COMMISSIONERS uene' Win
The following is the day calendar for Wednesday
Mo-. .74 o5l G7S. Gs6. 723 1871 73s and 907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

>trPRrny COURT CHAMBER - Before DonOlue, Nos
j ~ - a. Is 10. IT, II 40 "a 40 ~ go lis 24s ZOO
20 2b6. 20 272 rs ZlO = I, -. Isi 30 -o''
Si,psr.fg CCTRT-GFNR1AL TERN Recess
sTpRFuF COURT-CIEcJII-PAH lN-Before LAWRENCE
rTrRcGA1Es CouRI Before Rollins. estate OF William
M-ncE 100 m estate OF Janette Brandegef, 1880
m estate of Joseph ~ ssman 1880 II Will OF Marie
y F~rran u a M will OF LIZA Mccarthy. p IN -.
CRY COUkI-GESRRAL TERA-AdJourned unul lhursoay'
June J. - ,..o-a ,.o- -, po,ora rnax.
COURT GIN RAL -kssIOtB-PART l.-BetOre Juugo
f0wlue ana District Attorney Bedord-Nos - =
9 4 y D. T. s. 8. 10. II. -. 10. IA. 10 10, IL - ,
CCfRI SkssiOX.-PAHr ll.-beiOre heGorucr
stuyth ana Assistant District Attorney Felows-NoS l.
% A b T. e. 8. 40. al. H. 49, Ia. 10, 10, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TeASsFERs-N.Y. CITY.


lOOthst n a so II OF 4th-ave, zIlcO; and also rs
Youths 40 oi4tn-aye, ZO1 100 & A Oguen ma
O''5OTmxHn. "'"""
i'i ave cor S, % ysr .z spa VIE 70 is 900
s4th-.t % OF ith2ve lsxS21 u o1io 81 ,.o
1I3xAxI7.0 II Lamb ct al 70 Ellen ID Lord 10 10"
elsLs n 4Sl.6 OF lsave. Io1Io-.%; cc ,oo
homes ana wife 10 W Finck .---,, oo''Vo
ehSv $500 ~ 30 t ns,r 5s'iioO n."n-n 10000
'Hf gs sIs ~ . nSI o. o. anu 70 a 49, 10000
Lexington ave " 20 II n Of 60tb-st, 2AIoO;J BeIan
. AMI wife 10 hlaheI ----
''' ei ~ a. e,s : 10 TO- " ealT ry 595Oo
yss,s srg a. 80 ..--,. $3.50
sonsi 7, " HeIS1ns = '.. $4,000
lst-4ve 76.s IL OF T3d st. I51lOO, \ Petzal and
another COnalls anu another iS,OOO
Vie to 4 HanGe .'.-'s. .- 1880
tlsLsi o4O Il { Of Sd ave. 2OX 1000 foy and 800
"ft u A Hahn AID vile e.lOo
f2d ST. Z734 II vi 81 ave. 1854 O2 ., Elizabeth
Armstrong Laura l. al iZoOO
and VIE 70 NJ Prsnssniein 49,. -'... $4,000
=. Augusta Bsrtaoionae .....-.,D $4,000
Hssldeid and wiie 70 Il Goid6 sss and ano 49, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
New Orleans
Low Miiiliny.----.-- 77s
/ Middlfur -5o

Forward deliveries opened 2d4 points decline, closing
decline Of points on Old and points GA
ne " rrop m0nhs Tho weakness due easier
advces Liverpool quOng decline N silver ana the
fear OF dissolution of Parliament sales 40, 100 Bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02

lsth.,t -, 225 IT o. SHAVE, 27xs'i Butter
10 Anr ;ar ~ :, ~ Iex,r.t,,nnve 2nxio0s Jos
si' Ivy and wiie to J. + IisiS
22d =. u - 10 &c % Of 1t 2S.oxsss; ksroina
Ave.B' ws. So mot eih-st i7.2I7o; Frances
nein :" hl is, a. CLIFTON ave 2a.s, Hart
man csecutI: 70 Matlia ': .;.x AND Rhine.
lander -7d MI to Julia RhInelander ,,,,.,..
s-i-.sl. ss. a0o Il 2dave same 10 serena nh'"e
Ave'~ wsisiftnof7 tn -. 25x75. y schnusg
and wife to \ Wolf aud ana; her
Brooms-at SIS It OF Lewi'-si'2511' Elise Meyer
4thay S"v ; sg.S Of 2sth st is.eE's McNally
.ttorncy., no ~ r Kradower ct al 10 paskusz.
9th-ave. 25.! e Of d2d-si' 20 i1io"' ia Nj"
sgd :. 100 IT Of ist-ave 25I 80; Inde
MarxS st. = lot 45s. 271s5.6; H nalfser ct al to
sths,. s. Ie2 I; Of ist-ave s7.oIlio LanGen-
lists IS sJ II Of Sd. ave. lc :. ico4 Poulson
and wne TO HAHN and wife ,,o,, Trim.
74thst' Nos rs Fas, s6xl0l2; We'll ct al to Fred
sdve '',eier s ana 1HOS@r ,r xso Colt eiO
rS WV " IS Of Clifton St ioox70
7sh 80 70 100 It Of istavc 7;1oe2 sarah
sst a. ss 10 o. t,w Of ave B. 2OSIic2.9 Mary
ooo Burr TO ne nsses'r otSnye f7xio2 Charles
Widely and wife 10 Wecke ni ). N -WercEjs
| saith At, lr2 II " OF Id-avf -o.pN4O-'- :" "N'*N
s5ta and w ioo # Of dave 206Ilo2l; same to
7.ts same 80 s a. lai1io3 :. P o'.'ey ami wife
10 ella NInzesheim ~
47th.st = = l5j n Of 10Th ave 21xlOo II lustOers
and wife 10 + Alder.
"a 81. 10 :. hlizl >chwaiz to Katarina Holm ma.
Broadway. No 80 27x2ons 10 Aercas-st 2sx2VJ.e,
leary referee. TO " II " ard 1865. .--------
34th-st 8. 81 II e o. "a ave, 23Kyo.S; Hecrem
ana wife TO stephens. ..---;
"a IN. ST. No }2J East c5X ~ same 10 ~cllegrl
6th-ave. a. y u Of 81 st. l.Sx l5xlX1j, W Anas
and vie TO ii shady ..-----.-------
76th-st, 100 Il " OF lst-ave. COX l022. James X
Townsend and anO. eXrs. us ! Prison
stanton ST. sos Il OF klGricge-st 70 4x1J; Geo
Baust ana wife 10 Schaus -.
18th. ST. G. II W Of Avc-A. 25X or; Jonas Wen
ct al to r Steizcr aud another
Ave-B 90 = Il n OF 6th-st, l1..xIe Hem IN Il
-ffcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The oil market opened weak yester-
day ca a062a cents and the traders
were free sellers OF certifcafes they did
not possess They paid for their temerty
ater IN day and demonstrated the danger OF
Ing crude at ruling prices. After touching 62as cents
The market developed fair degree Of steadlness The
news from the Washington district WAS esteemed ouI
ISL " by some kers. mainly because the Cameron
gusher had fai" b-iow 100 O4rreis lh nouF ad s
But the Manifold farm well was doing over 5oV oarres
after early start at about 100 Darre1s u! III WIG
last half hour rapid advance was stimulated ny cover
ing OF shorts. frigsened 9y Ihis dispseh iro
Wliletts No. drilling In slase thihx ~ ~
through Oil well IS doing about 100 barrels gay;
The near the best figures OF the uay ahu "
cents above the final price OF Monday at the PenDsy
vsnia exchanges. The market ended strong ana IN the
absence OF fresh bearsn news 1t may 40 higner on shor
buying But too much importance may easily be placed
on yesterdays news The well Is near Inc Dyer
and expected TO be large Que.
present freaks OF this sOrta small well III close SAND
good, free-fo~ing ones IL VIA require more sucn
drainage OF adjoining territory by The big gusners anu
mans opinion COUNTS for much as to Nasnins
toms future performances. There Is reason IN OuynG
oil on the theory eventually the speculative pendn-
luu will swing upward and more than cover ths carry
Ing charges likely co be bOrpe meantime, but IL may
prove hazardous govern purchases by such news as
that OF YESTERDAY. The Producers Associations well
on the Reed arm o b brer s.vsormens and
wild cat" that surprises no ono oS oeine
The range OF prices and the dealings the Con-
solidaed Exchange were as follows oa
OpenDg-....--....-o o. Ln"est'.- % -
Highest 6oA2 Final 40 o., o Is
Sales. barrels o'ooV'VVV
Refined oil unchanged at cents per gallon
BRADFORD Penn. June l.-Crude Oil. - National
Transit Certificates opened 62s and closed at G5ls;
hlghe st. CO.'S lowest 63s cleararces, 100000 bar
rels.
OIL CITY, PENN June Crude Ol-National Transit
Certificates opened at 62os and closed at co.'s highest
65l2 lowest 62as sales ZI4O000 barrels ciearances.
3.5-s 600 barrels charters 3J9,2Os barrels shipments
-.Ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02

TX interest
In -Late bonds Louisiana stamped 4. were strong at
sd77 aad Tennessee settlement 80 wore s. higher at
72 OF city bank stocks Metropolitan sold 43 al 3Ols
The railroad bond market generally quiet. nut
firm ruled and whore there activity there were
1874 sold at 02l2 aud closed at 9 the bonds O-lay be-
Kin iraw in,ere.t; the funded coupons IS sold.
Saturday. ROM. watsrtown and osdeasburt consoi
steady 90 chesapeake and OHIO frstS series
Is. per cent to 40 and currency 6s were IN = AZ
29i West shore guaranteed a strong lO2 SO
1913 and Sew York. Chicago md IT Louis INST receipts
soia a. III, % tx COUPON. AID the S. in the
way a. 7sl2a7s. Central and Hu !son deDentures
l. genera ~ trm a. lOil- Last tennessee, VIZ
gina Genrlia c0usos we're = hlIher AZ - upus-
and fc1s hrss. Main Line ro4c y tn ll1 -econds
To % H. aud Western irsr, per cent to Io7le In
diana, -,atur AMI Springfield incomes were active at
cen 1T T. AID twenty fly wear deAsntlrcs wore Il
higher a. los Wahash general pts wor" active
wsrn ~. 4 AZ lOis Kansas Paslac ccnspl = 20
1924 Oregon shor- Liue 6s wore stea y 1t TO- .
ru.r b 10 53s.. NOitLern P.cn, se:ands we're up y At
1914 and Lpuis and S-n francisco genera mortgages
Inc sub treasury to-day lost balance 1908, $40.
made up by currency loss Of Ssss,s7 .ess cola gam
~J2.jls payments, S1.I?6.l97; re-nltng N bal
tic-s of S4 200 1926 currency 1nd TIsJ.os9O2s COIN
Money contiudcsotsy az 2rHl per CENT Closing at
> uer cent and quoted at iea2 per cent
The Clearing Honse Statement TO-DAY was as follows
l.~ Cnltsd Htat,s Treasury at Warrington received
So 600 National bank notes COR & pt,'n: u.,
revenue rec-lp PTS s166,+t).
In, forrlgn exchanges wer" quiet ard hrm without
feature unchanged quot atoms rOf business as lol
lows. Bankers bills. - s14 and 81 e)3 Tor lonS AMI
short sterling resp-c Nvey; ol14 and 4's Iof
franco; 05As AID 957s for rrchuAr.s 4Oi4 and iOi2
FOR cu'hers.
IN London British corso. were strong, opening at
1924 actively ANA l6 higher for money ani &C
count than Saturdays dsrs scd clnsei eSinterHs AZ
100 lille and lOO respc iveS FOR n"n-y and nccount
UnlteI States 4, = higher at l2eT and tue 42-
were up .at ll33 American railways oDened huOy"h1
Al acures q 4 cent HI -hsr than Saturdays nome
cslns prces and either remained hrm 40 tn opening
d,ure- further advanced during me lay bar silver
VS. I'D lower Al A. ls per ounce En9lish standard The
Bank England yesterday gained 81 1ttOO ani today
los a37 800 bullion "a l-ac- A. Paris trshch > per
cents sold M s267ie against go 32i2 Saturday ana
- 47a - ut exchange ON London Was easy
AL 1870 francs T. the Z.
rHF PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The public debt state ncnt s3ied to-day shows de-
res 80 from the statement OF MAJ IN tne deOt eis
available casa -, s2s 500 Tae funded deot bearing
lntrr- . IL reduced >9.7l5OOo hut the debt on whcn
interest ceased sl.3OODoO re Ter th4n II was On
NAV /. The following compares the statement OF to-day
with that OF May /:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL Juae lib p m--c1tton ->toad7 with
53lol sas-.uOlO bales. hci.ut l.JJp "a o. ina AZ
nl.foa receipts ipoDD bales including - 10
ua American. fusutes qurt, UpAnGs Low Astiaze
clause july dS.lvsIV 5-54d. asD i-oii ID
JULY August delivery. DID, dc IA: ls AID ssplsra
berdeyerv. 5o4. also Sad. do september AMI Os-
tober delivery. lid. do sep cmOer deLsrr,. oosd
dsll-orles A. O-tsys ciesfiuss. JVO oAa
H. N rhe sales OF aay tucu:e 7 20 bales Amsri
D. m-Corian Fa.ures ,iull UpLn'is Nv Aidbas
clause June sosy. > . >4' Duy-., Jas AMT lay
. d bIsrr- do Jny aod AISnet delivery.
40. 0nyr Angus quo -sPytnber aeli'sry o-o+d
bu,ers do. september sni october heiv-ss, D .e<.-
value do and November delivery o,-Otf
,-Ilsrs 10 November and DvcenbcI delivery. Ol-Ott
Duyst, DO december and January deiVcFy, Ole<l
ouyers: 90 SAP terDber delivery. O-0.d sellers -
d IN itures c4os,l steady, Jp@nds 'ow Md
dlnE cause delivery 3ttd BUYERS 10 tas aud
Iuy delivery. J-O+L buyers do. July and AaE9ss 10
iyefv .Old buyers AUGUST AMI september ienserx
b.t4d sellers. do september ana Oct,oer delivery.
tad buyers October and NOvenOsr is.vey, % o.t
sell November DccgD dewey. 4 81 S<6
december and Jtnusry delivery, 4 o. Nd
sellers do september delivery, s C6id- Duyers 1900
l.-Otson nOn'lG~lf MIdillnG lSiof
Low Nlddlm., $40. t,o0i Ordinary - net And sro<e
receipt l2i bales stock. 1888 bales $1,000
SAVANNAH. lGne lotion quiet Mlddlns. LIS !;
Low Mrldlip.. 3l6. Cool ordinary, ! Lilo ros An4
receipts. O@os exports |otss"ise 81" oAos'
stock. 1870 oales ,..,,,.- - -,
Nlddlpg So cod Ordinary, s net receipts tzle
bales gross. ss vaies exports 10 Great "ri.Aa o1SS
D.es 900 Dales ssock. 31,-ll pa cs
For 0'hSr Marker Kfpofts Sc St1h fdge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.


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ne-f5, &c Extra lnJ1a sl-ss PRIME ness :. d
pork-Frllne M-s. 5lL OL Fi.AIr Lsss. naster1.
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shotder- ~ BuJiar ,Js Oh cS, Tor Nh II CAlicd
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Der SJrins.DI IL. a,ew -storE N'nlsf.fS d.
New Mixed estcrn. =. 81. c.lttOsnt W "a. ID
v =. Us ta dD-.5I Cca.4l SrolJ zoe
-spirtsa rIrpeaune. 20 M. to- A. 10 i'. as I'd pef
ArrrIcan .i W.. IaOy Ia o-. 3er " itls L.
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Oa per l4llOy-rfn- IcrctI los. 81 ri r. ttf.
.se lecctn 8s;ri-sIa 81. hint qutrt
ers ID. IN .gtsfs. al. Det q .
lie receipt. ths three days were 2i~OJJ
crufAis. including -i2.DOJ cent.Hs Amer
Inc receipt. American the past three days ~ers
37.uOuNcut4ls
Eeceip,s o. wheat for the From Atlantic Dor.L
OGp puar'ers rom acinr pOrs, 5000 q"sfefs 'Eoa
other sources. 1000 qutiicr
lrttl . = al American corn. 4 500 quarters
LONDON. Iuue ioaa1e-- i.LSrcl ~. 81 rs od Vt "
"a d per Cacutra Lisrel S'-3L por iutrts- dnso&
Gaze K Is. o,. DA1 Der on Hsins6 Fe.:ti,.' ~
-nerrr on Z - To-. issn comm 50. 3D. pet wa;
pale 1914 allA Pr OsionS-L4ru 5J% ,d. Dor wi. fR
American -uzar. -. 81 s"r uOt ncrfigA
polarnng 96o - 9d JA 1 for CdJA Is OvAc 'Ic
renung alOtL Australian rIpw -Js:L - ol . -
%, s6s. iii ~ rs. o. tDfDt d I-cogssA-
e1.s 6a a-2J ,oann. 40 ~. D GSl
ASTNERr. .-P-'rolerin -FlDe pale American -
Isucs - c-Rtmes pad and sellers -
E.LbkN uAe i-tctrOlrun intrss - pelnI<s