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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-31

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d. Lenzaker fnakss > Speciality q d.
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SEATTLE. March q tssA
DE b. d LoxaAKER-DoaE Sir: Ia
ynarS 1 IA hssE lIIIcssd with . heAEy,
pe&nf1l feeling il M forshea4 and q
nlgnl ! wgul6 Do kE0uhiz1 with ekf1call
hreA4h1nE. ooughinG mHd expeet1EAxznx.
80 that had h1s lfr<le rezk Wes very
misoEahle from Khis eM44rrA ~ The Ae&e
mesa and ne m9khm@. Tar which could
ind no RELIEF. ! hnd been pron1unced IN.
cuEnhia whem ! soaghk your caro- and
krnM1snemk from wklck rensfvs4 reltof
IN Q few dayR resulting n . permanent
cure
Frsm what / know q Drs Longakax's
professional skfll and treatment l tsel
en- nosf heartily rocomnlend al PeEH0na
enfhaEinH fr1m diasass . him with tne
anBurmRea Gl1Mf theg VIII rscsiFe most sx-
callena prufnMinnai ard me1ie1 treat
meat CLARK u. DAVE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-31

via tha nxssption a. 4 anal Sc
ton Ct Mesh0dism, there - - bez1sses
10 body. hsseEsr inEianifaznA 0f Cars
tisna u Ameriea, best6ea he Rraf1sszak
Episoopal Churcb. thas calls i1sslf Pro
ssaannk Essn whaa The folis9sEe q
DrE. Cunmins aEd Chezey lHf9 lt1i1
ehnrsh, 81 ne plss tat 4 gaa Bss 81
izina and nj Pfosesfzn1. thsy 0nkS>sd
thna word hon thsiF titlA Ihs naEs
Of the uissioanzy sooisty IN this charsh.
whieh reureaoafs fhoas wbo are moss
ssrnne.v aitaas Cd 10 tha name Protest.
ant.s dos not oonfsin thai Word, b1t q
calls itaslf The AmeFinAn Church lis
aionary society. his Il really he nane
which h most thoroaRhlY protestant
aRsinss Rama iE tins lad, fer i gives
/ the ehnFoh her trne Distinctive nzts1nnl
name. This assertion Of her natioEal
nharanssg ID In ITSELF q ds6anca of the
Roman claim 0f supremacy. Thus this
missionaxy society mos oniy Shows its
cen oansuiOnHneas what true PROTEST.
ansism IN Amariea requires, bot il gives
q e0und lesson 70 the whole American
church. The Chnrsh ct EnRiand has
never called itself . Protestant u any
Of is d0cnments, bat 10 gundry State
papers Il has been % called. One Of
ths articles Of The Parliamentary cath,
after the EnRlisk Rsvolntioa, speaks Of
the Prutestant reformed religion e.
tAbliahsd By law In the Ball Of kiRhis
| Il Is declared that King James endsAv-
srsd 70 extirpats "the Protesiant reli-
aion,p and Willism and Mary speak of
not emily this Protestant kiRRdem,
kut "this Protestant rsliaion." Ths
Act Of Union With Scotland speaks Of
the nav Protestant reiiRion established
By lau IN the Church Of England" By
ths 9th article Of the Aet Of Union, IN
1901, Il 10 declared shat the churches
Of England and Ireland, ~ nov oy Law
established, be nnlted into one Protest.
ant Episcopal Ohursh, 60 be called the
United Church Of England and Ireland"
Again. in 1893, the Catholic Emancipa-
tion Act speaks Of the Church Of Fog
land as "the Protestant Episcopal
Churck.n These were the tezras Used
by the statesmen Of England, but the
Church itself has never once employed
than
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-31

howard B. LEWIS,

RsaI Kslale, Lsans aRd C0lIttii0at
HolaY PsbHe and csssssasesF.
TTTLRs EXAMINED. CoLLEC-
II you have property Cor sale place Il
upon ny iist-
Corrasponaence solicited.
Ones Occidental hloek, south sida.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-31
G. WILLIE PRICE,

MDRENTM@H
s0raduate Of the n. Z. Dsnaai College
Wm NITROUS OXIDE GAS GIVEN
~ desired. ofzloe in ksnny build
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nAILnK GArxxzT, IKP. FaRRv.
Psesd. n Vie Pfszdsni
g.FUk1H. CaHkie7.
Pugut Sound National Bank Of
Ssattls.
Occidental Block.
STEAMER TRAVEL ErC.

- OLYMPIC STE An NAvI.
80 gstion Cempanys steamer
FLEET W00D-FAsT TINE
Olympia. Tacoma. stelIacoon and seattle
wfNTra TfMR cAhn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-31
WA CHONG & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE.

A III. KiND90F TEA. DIRECT FROM
II China lbs punazz and best. frum q
opnts - Sc Per pgua4. hice, 0piEm ana
Al kince ~ ChfnA a0ods- HignnnG prise
paid faE Live Hoga &c the s. lex store.
oar1er a. Third Azd WashinEfcn 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTON STOCKS
BosroS. JuEe IA. 1896.
MONDAY, June 14-P. n.

MONDAY June 14-P. NJ.
Tho bank exchanges the principal clearing houses
OF the United last week aggregated Ss3420o92
being An Increase on the OF 1888 Of SO 6o cent
New-York furnished 1892 l94.6sO to the totaa gain
of as $40 per cent Outside OF NewYOrk the total was
$3.50 934 9ls-a gain OF 10 $40 per cent The principal
gains outside OF NewYork were Philadelphia. 70 0lO
Chicago, q 2-lO; New-Oreans, % 40; Providence,
q go Kansas City, 81 Minneapolis, 81; Omaha -
Detroit. 20 Clio; Springfield. Mass. "a elO; Lowell
q 9IO and Syracuse 80 2O per cent only two cities
reported losses Hartford SO 10 and ST. Joseph $40
per cent Fifteen other cities give gains ranging FROM
2 9-1O 10 90 per cent
Today's stock speculation was dull and contracted,
but strong In toue and figures The frat Inclination
was toward figures aad some small concessions
were made IN the early dealings. The Chicago party
however came to the support or their principal favor
ites--st Paul and Omaha stocks-and the " bulls IN
Western Union whoever they may be. rushed It's price
up s. per cent These movements impaired tone 10 the
whole market there was dull hardening OF values
oil over the list which the more remarkable because
1t occurred spite OF unfavorabe reports when are
verified concerning cutting and the disruption OF
railway pools at West The Northwestern freigAt
Association seems to have gone all to pieces the 81
Paul road being the only now which has not
refused TO make iEs report TO the con-
missioner The Generalization OK passenger rates
evidently Ia extending and southwest OF chicago
stock spectators. however have lively remembrance
easily in the past such dlncuues nave oeeh III
ranged when 1t suited the purposes Of MANAGERS to
do So and have faith that the present complications
cannot last long, nearly all the roads engaged
are contemplating additional extensions AMI therefore
desire good for Issues OF bonds Hence
the suppy of Is small which Offsets the small de-
mand, aud bears" Dare not sell any extended lines
under the existing speculative conditions Therefore,
culness relieved only by the operations OF 0Oardroom
traders and strength In prices 20 hand In hand The
existing short amounts 10 nothing In the mar
ket and therefore that element does not contribute 70
the phenomenal which the asures show To-day
Delaware Iackawanna and Western was less feature
except in giving ana decline OF Is per cent, but Cen
tral of New-Jersey among the strongest Early IN
the dav large number OF brokers received night mes
sayes either from Chicago signed ST." or from Co
lunbus signed re- 10 the effect; Buy Hooking
Valley stock the openings dividend to he declared
one and one-tOurtn per cent The stock opened up =
ut 3s aud declined to 2032is The total transactions
amounted TO and the final advances for
the principal active ranged from s TO q cent
The market closed dull and strong
Government bonds we're dull and steady with the BIDS
for he IS up per Annexed the closing quo
tat0ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

fsIss There been moulding and Xxx Ohio 81
Al sso nss neams al ssSS' spring Texas at la820cl
Western % sse Most q ss business Of late hos been
the crcuar OF Haiowel Coburn Bottom June =.
suated sr ta- -rce@ent in tss ,nerior prices or
an srs!es urn Report. from t9rels1 aEke,a nc
"snufaeturer ia generally believed that AZ ,ne public
cent sdusncs Wi he fy Tn,ntansd In this event there
Will be check tmporations BY American buyers These
amount Of foreign our msnui,ctar
er. naN enden Of the foreign markets The imports Of or
o pounds o Dnrns the las g % b,
len months ending ApriI 40 anount 10 nearly 900
pounds aEnst less than 7OooOO pounds Imported daring
sqavasu 70 about 900 o. rouna, Of WON making
vsu %o ST9S S P,65 e
In he est and especially 10 those VINO are BUYING 90 INC
hear that some Of them are bidding cents
and even 80 cents IN Oo and 20 Ia n cents In 9chgl
Whatever the present condition OF either the MOO Wool
Zen reds ne favorable report. rom iooish mar
steady and gradual the general business o
ready been antSPssa BY BUYERS in The interior Tor t
o. borne IN mind that prices established dnrn me ,aTs
quotations. OF the previous week should the extreme prices
raes paid week the favorable reports from
Lonaon may help to Sntan them Tor bref peroi out
Presenting these views 10 correspondents
We run the risk oosing some eon,snnen for there are
Shippers who think that commission house must believe In
however Of the old adsgs that property well g
sold We shall oe as quick any
nr IN advance in values in the and IN toe uture ~ IN
ere reckless methods OF soliciting shipments 10
friends increasing they FOR shipment
TeT ~ nrs tnsm 20 pac sb sSerT S
OF sales Inch return 70 friends 70 show goot
accurate the presentation 'scs nfersnce from
facts wi always be conservative he sales Tor me week
$50, 900 pounds OF foreign Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

win Boeeon where the pr % paid 10 POI No
YORK. and Jerpey City bntohors sre tberaly pan .n,rS
when e fact Ia into oons'derseon inst o1sy
450 regularly employed snd that on pnch ~ H.
striking difficult. task before them sna
which the employers shall march and pay the ppr 90
ssiesJu Judd q buckngha zln West ylrelnia l,-n
n. 81 SO per 4s do 81 n AZ 7s4o z58 Vug ma 40 90
at 10 10 Ohodo "a b. at 10 30 Ohio sheep, 81 NJ - 70
l9l do 81 N. 1t - 81 pa do 80 % a. al % I. s
do Y ID, ststz5; 1913 do. 80 b. a. 50 sI9; 7'ngin"
Newton 4 tiilett es Ohio Sheep % D. atb.c ss 90
DO 81 ~ at a s 225 do IS n. at 81 5J' 80 do DUCKS
and Ewes ~ d. At - 25
r. sailerA Cos % VIr-nia Lambs 81 n AZ nc per ~
s2 do 81 ID. ~ 7c DO IS b. 20 lsz Do 90 ~ ~
go Kentucky do go at Ga.s 1870 DO 50 d at 2ci a.
81 at &c 81 do 81 u. at &c. III do 81 n a. c 70 no.
81 h. 40 SO Is per 100 10 222 OHIO -heep. III d. - ~
$50 do n n at ~ l2 81 Kentucky DO loI at g ~
do lOl n at 80 So 3Ji do. % 3D. at s3 65 - DO " 70
o. 90 27 Virginia do ~ al 81 So DO 100 a. ;. ~,
80 DO SO b. al s. 5O l73 Kentucky Lambs % ID - "
Hum, & Mullen: ~ state sheep So y. at 3Hci 13s 90
05 23l ohio do 50 u at l'sc; III STAT Lambs %
II. At 6sac 10 do n m at &c -. -.
Dnlentack Dewey 10 Penasylvana sheep. s5 70 az
10 Ia Western do ~ b at 41c; ia Kentucky LanOs
d3 N at nc -,
do ~ r. &c; 2i6 Kentucky Lambs % d. At &c -so 40
Eye tiss Nelson: state Lambs, 50 n, at Sc; DO
80 n. &C &c. o.....
HOds KeceiDs wore 81 o, 1871 head5o cars at
Jersey CITY II 10th st. one iof SAFE aiVe
Nominally steady AZ 81 j01sA 20 per 100 ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

COWS md Heifers. % 250s9 20 Seocsen ana SeedesS
NJ y5Dk4 80 Grass Texas. "a 35nl -
Hose Rece,pta 1880 smomsnsa LgoOt msnsw seTv
and ,ower Iagsl 90 oJ1 u 05 lacking. 81 006A loi
HEAVY ~ 1884 rs. 1900.
SassD-IsecelDts 700 head eaIofaents lono' sSsss"
steadv at - % asa so .-~,.
rnne ia youynA rsBprts c1ffte--
p.rnnr. s0o a.ar sniprDents market steady
ana very SOW shipping ~ 20 ssS % ssccses
AND Feeaera ~ 75asI Bulls ana aIxco ~ W
0S3 95 BuIx 70es3 10 through Texas Cattle - 10
-
Rougn ana SIS -5ds4 20; PscKin. ss6 -a'o2lneE
81 lOeA 70 Light weights 81 s01ss 10 skipa S2so
4s3 Is. ....
6hssp-Kece,Dts. l. 300 hrs6 snIprents mono 1srsst
steady nuet Natives. ~ 0vas4 80 TEXANS s. 100
S.: Lambs per head ~ O0Ds3 %
with heavy from all quarters tho narEetls weax
and pric declined ic. since last week. BON
Cattle In arxe supply % the
demand Is weak. Best American Is &c dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
TIE PETROLETM M4RKEE

Strength characterized the speculation IN
pipe line certificates yesterday aud the week at the
Consolidated Exchange opened with an active market
Outside OF tho Influences mentioned In yesterdays
TRIBUNE supporting the market last week new buy
by the falling of In the gauges OF
the Washington County wells and the reports from the
scouts that the production not declining gradually
but at n alarming extent" Caution probably ought
to be carefully exercised in accepting the accuracy of
such reports. for the scout Is liable TO be as
tilnes his bearish advcs~ falling of In the gauge
OF the Washington wells. when the nrst outbreak OF
gushers has been Included. must be expected. put
that the field dscaynz not TO be believed. Whatever
The opinion OF spectators aud investors a. 10 the
crude oil Co. 70 or 50 oents Prices rose
yesariay the highest point touched since the break
from saturday night Appended the gauges OF the
Washr gion wells for the twentyonr hours rnde yes
terday mornihg: Smith No. g. l.524; Cameron NO. l,
l. 42O Mets No. l. 52J No g. 5OO; Taylor 20 e:n 1.
Manifold farm well. 800 DYER. lao barrels lhe nan
No 2. In the western pool. WAS reported a. uon8 ~
barrels hour and later TO have been drilled one Dt
deer without decided increase IN yield
The range prices ami the tota dealings AZ tho Con-
soIdated Exchange we're "a follows:
Opening ............... GO Lowest........---.- 50
Highest. 6sSs Final ga
Gales barrels. 0''i''''N
Refined oil quoted unchanged at7eeDts per gallon
Abel test.
BRADFORD, Penn. June IA Crude OIL. - National
Transit Certificates opened 66ia and closed at Is s
highest, 6sss; lowest 66l9 cearaEces, i79i000 bar
rels.
OIL CITY, Penn, June Crude Oil-NatOnal Transit
Certificates opened SO and closed at 6sli highest.
6sla; lowest, SO; sales 22s9OOO barrels; cesrances.
barrels; charters. 49, - barrels; slipmenLs,
V3,5OI oarTels; runs, 1882 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
srAIxgi,
Aon'aa


FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-N,rEet very dun and
s buyers favor with IN instances 'sht cones
mainly cover want, Exporters we're n:nea 200
hod OH WIN me rngf ~ 49, fr e,nort rncludct In the
I299 bO cy Nh Extra at - 20 .. - 6 80
- a5. latter an eTreme 400 bbls. suoernne S! oOS
s a. Z S5 gr lo sa Sos wnt Wheat 10
Zoo Ibls MnnSsota Extra At 80 is5 the whole
range including Good Fancy Patents at 81 a -
S Sas at 3. sa"f sstE. go ,9asssas
common soSS sI' Xsssr o. - COMMON
to Fair Extra ONO " oosS75 ooi ~ sigo Good to
Chocess 25asi so Common EItrsMnnesots 3 10 - S
.4s5ass % Patent s. 5osss o. Bakers Ettr, s. 75
q IS - Louis Common % Fur EstrSts 90 90 ,t
wheat Extra. s44ca.5 20 CITY MI ETtrs FOR Est
eosIne dni soUTHERS FLGGsF-6uI Prices via.
gu s. asSlq comS sapsH Fair ned g S9
mi, YE 10y sTTne s rio os,. u4 iS1 CORN
MEAL-DuiL Yellow Western al 81 5OS+2'o br-H' WHO
GRAIN-wBEAT-MarKet little better Cash lois
red from The accne and advanced "a a thn lost
part Of ne advance ana eo.ed steady a. Tn,Sr , coe civ
Nj ing ,Tade and fiI moyemsnt in @ ale.
81. future !iG 600 bush spot and 10 arrive IN
clndins No mcaso az =. 20 no ~ ,,,tn - about
s5~c Amber Michigan arrive private terms Ingra6ei
board arrive charles freight and IN
sIsnee - 20 anSt r 's g. 40 ior Angus,
So closing at e. 90 for september - 49, &C.
-c 40 Tor November - ic.. cosing az -lci 40 or
December = 81 a az do. Tor MAY,
gtsQess &C. y5 kf F. ull western OF
c. .da. ~ cole, state q ----bA tLE ,t
ma BARLEY MAI1-llWet and unchang'i .---- toltN--
Market timer. have advanced a g. aud closed
ost part = advance ad closed steady al = anoFe
ue Inside noes very Aulled business Tor cApDt anu
us- fairy active trade N options Shippers
bought $50 1000 0usn- future, ''u'O
lusi SPOT arrive. including ngIadet Mixed al 80
45c: NJ Mixed. Al elevator 4rd - sc Ahoati
xed Tor Julv 49,, &C. al a. &c. DO Tor
August 3tUshc- closing AZ sc do Tor ~eptemD'r
at A. ..-.---OA Ic-MarAet gene hAy
decided change. closing about steady. oales ovJ
bush future 10000 bush spot lnOudug 10 8 Nl1rd Al
~ = as ga elevator, 81 'dJ''fc atoat. N
37c, 80 T. 81 a., ~ No. nomnai Mixed Western o~9
&c White 10. 37Qi3isc.. White state, &c No
"a 81 i4c- closn4 at o-c 10 Tor July
30 s13tc closing sac. do for August 52d Pei clos
ing al isc DO or september 81 c.. closing at 81 sc
FEED-Withoui decid q change. -, 90,
We take the following from walkers Private Dahy III
cuiar dated June IA. 1855
he ipt- at buffalo for The ended June
l-f werr Dos go bushels Wheat AZ iel bushels CONAN
300 against previous week 80 Duo Duass
shipments FOR the week cana ann rhi
bushels and 5l2I2O bushels orr against
previous 5257lO bushels Wheat ami tZ55tU busne
Torn The receipts Western lake and river ports IN. ia
rz Niuneapn lis l5fl.T'2 bushels Wheat -o-4.-ls
ushes ON 24597l bushels against previu- week
bu he oars AMI the shipments from thence we're '6-
bushels Ia 29ll bushels Corn. ,oiab5 bushels
oats against previous week l.3lb.35l bushels Wheae
e2 hes Corn and SAG 502 bushels Data the Osts
The stock in store and aaoat in Nev-Yorxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

In State bonds Louisiana consol a. steady
IN Teunes-ee settlement 81 were up a at IN. Nlr-
Carolina special taxes sold at TO- consO Is al 9os shd
The market for railway bond. ruled strong but gener
aliy was inactive. Erie second sold the
tent Of about 100000 cio4ed with gain OF s.
cent al 95l4 tie funded coupon 81 were up per
ana the seconds steady a. 9s9927s West shore
guaranteed Is we're strong aud rose = TO lOt1s lOi
C. Z. G. * l. general 5s were hfn AT lVo-s Nov" 5oFa
Chicago and ct LOUIS hrst receipts rose l. . 10
97as Central of NewJersey conyertOies were on q
l1G3 the depenture rs were mp per cent al - =
and Am rcan Dock md Improvement 5s were easier AT
9s@a9s7s Rome. Watertown and Oedensburs consols
2 higher al gys C1eshpeake Snd On,o Seriss a.
sold al los 80 AT 7Ul2 and currency De al 80 y Eliza
Leu. Lexington and Big sandy q. ro,e pc, cent 70
1912 East Teunessee, VIRGINIA and Georgia c0n-ol
receipts q to 93's and income receipts rose s to
"a I0- Iuaiana Bloomington Western
we're active ia ngner at 80. Knoxville and ono
Northern hrsis sold 6O4 6las Kansas Pacific con
sois were up 81 at l05s.. Union Pacific sinking innds
To 1852 Texas aud Pacific frsts Ri Grande division.
declined per cent to 81 Oregon Improvement nrsts
rose 2la s9l9 Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe gold 6s
The suG.Trrasury to-day gained on balance s269l73
made up by gains OF Sl99,9s2 currency aud 500 1872
ss Is payments. si64722o Resulting IN BAL
Money ruled easy as usual At ZA2dl z per cent and
closed quoted al ll2a2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows:
Exchanges. Sll2.14j. $50 balances S4.04l.l7s
The United states Treasury at Washington received
s4O6. 600 National bank notes for REDEMPTION.
The custom. receipts were SJlO,s7s ana the internal
revenue receipts S6i9,2O9.
The foreign exchanges were dull and featureless at
unchanged quotations for business follows: Bank
ers bills 81 81 and 81 s9 for long aud short stering
respectively; 5.l7ls and 5l4ls for francs, S5Ss and
957s for reichmarks 4Ots and 4Ol2 for gullders
To-day being Whit Monday and a legal holiday In
London, no quotations were received from there Or
Paris
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
1884 1885. 1856
Number OF miles ga 80 9 ~, ~,
June son,52l sozrSJ $500
Ian 10 June 7....... i.l22G7o l.23J.2O- LOJo,3Zs
CHICAGO ST PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
Number Of miles. l.3O1 LIS l55I
$ll29OO S4OS,oOO SllV.SVS
Jan to 2.5S9.535 2l49sG3 2.294.64s
eUIF, COLORADO AND SANTA re.
1883. 1856 Differences
Month Of May $500 inc ,7
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY And TOLEDO.
Month OF May........ sl67.S4l sl74.g30 Inc s6.9ss
/ Nav SI.-.----- cfS,Voe oooOol ia "a
INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND wLsTERS.
Four,h week in May. sS94e3 $3.50 Inc. sl5.797
ian to May 5l...-..-- s0S.55s 934oo4 Inc. A0.4od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ripsr, Vessels and RriLroIfa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFPEEFor Rio grades the mark steady thu has
fair sales reported Of SVb bags an"z
Contract ruled moderately and firm The market
quiet unchan ged quotations. and closed Urn ~ Ga
advance q lOd5 points as follows June 10 20 JlY
7.7dO1.I5i August ~ d1.1J: September T. IoUt ~"
October 7.70d7.7J November. 77OaL75; December
7.7Gd rs sales. 2nnOD bags Mild grafea quiet aud
steady sIes 1000 Java loo packages Mocha
q lPl4c; 100 bags COrO.
COrrOS-spot Cotton was quiet at reduction OF doc.
sass. ga bales (26j bales SatdriaZ EVENING" incIudhs
Ia for and 20 for export Port rs
cepfs Yesterday to-day. 4ly2 bales comparing WIN
32 bales the corresponding days last and Az bales
last year. .,
Uuo,auons pssst American Standard Of casslacA
IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

New.Yort Produce Exchange Of visible supply
June y. 1856:
:s S's and %asf sss IS 9e s 5 5yS
Increase 625.5es .2s.Ol2 22o6o ~ OAK
Deere asc. l.04l7CO VO'-o'
visible supply in United states and Canada
1unel s %9s.i osss;s as Sss sssSo sSa
june g. ss.le549e s.sels22 2lGssoe 2s2eoO :e5.i92
June ii5.a77sselo 547s74s s25Lso4 2oOI9e 9is7s9
juno iiir5.si4s97 s4sOsl5 s4seo7e 5ls7oe 9i7.ss2
Minneapolis ani 81 Pau not included -, o,rr..
HAY AND STHAW-toncralv weak, with an ofprees
svely large supply hight dcmlnd No demand io
low geee stray aay Sl@ee Iimo4r Nd = Sc5e
s,oysr oSso9 sLas 'gS 500 ,y Pia 20 se6c t os
ssfsw. L0v MI Eye bsss6c' SNORT H'e'
Iar business vas aeeomgls,
Chang OF importance siie bob. private term.
o Sew Meg. 80 S@Gsa IS Tor FANNY u Ness
for clsar BACK and 80 5oGsS 10 for Extra Prime
noe ssii' E9sp Ms,, Oe. s.. 81 Packet Psss
prcs with a LARRY active demlnd. sales. 10000 rs
5ssca 700 Pickea shoulders At 6ee4c. 400 Picsssa
Iams at D@ Du. ana w Ts Ions
Clear 5.65c;. Short Clear b. cDRtssED , HUI g.
A lint - s' - Pigs 10 %S sse LADiSo
hid du look TO-DAY in et OF tne options va
SO tea Choice al $50 july closing a. o3lc August clos
October cosR. eese cry ste. n aE Gs%nsS ssSI
a-Oc south bUIIEn The market has H..
Creamery slsc Psnnsyivania creamery l5sl7tge.
Western. IA state Dairy hifhrKIn tubs - ee-'
a Sc v esiern barry. iOsi-c Western Factory l9a
l2c @ ZEE n-,a anu r-'es. s.IsI and defining
staIe re Canada I'd IL DC Mes'en M II &c .. Id
TALLOW In good demand and arm Prime CITY quoted
w0oL-Wh nrmer foreign the tone here Is more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
Ocean Cleaners.

4 ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
n. NATIONAL AND ANCHDR LINES
New.YOrk 10 Liverpool VIA Queenstown -, -
CITY OF ROME Weo,esdsy. Ig.o o. PAN
AMERICA Wednesday. in ~ a.
And regularly every alternate Weinesday thePoaftcr
Saloon 500 snd upwarl EXCURSION ucAets aFi~
able by either steamer At reduced rates
f. W J. III R-T HEN DkitooS nfsoi iE,s.
Battery Place '. T. : bowling "leo" 81.
MAPS AND GUIDES
Rae,eker Murrays ack's and other European gidsss
~ ~ RAND M'NALL7 & CO. S.3 Broaiw ~
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
IL Tourist tickets individual travellers 10 ,ud IN All
parts OF Europe connection with any me o. st-.nsts
sscia tickets for peasurs travel in all par's o. TIE s'0~
THoS COOK & SON. 2sl Broadway. New YORK
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW-YC RE. sOUTBAAPIOS AND bf.EA',S. r.,
TRAHE -if. . a. IL y 49,. = 81. III g. |" -.
Elder et. june loan. ALLhH sat Jh', s. a. n
steamers marked sal for Bremen direct o,c.,,,
exnreas seauers SOD. FiLj SLOW
500. older steamers ~ cabin. 800
steersge at Owest rates go
UELRlCHs & CO. No BoNnns Orecs
DED STAR LINE.
IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from Newly ork aud Antwerp essfy "a an n,
WAESLAN -atun Az ule - W. = -
u ElNTANu June p. p n
Spring summer Rates First cabin SCOT tIog eI'
rar-. $40 10 Al D. Second eaDlh' S'' eN'-~
800. Stecrage at lowest rates. ... e. r-.atrv,v
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, Genl Az % BIOs1ety.-.