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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Tsssets and BIRrosSa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FLOUR AND aEAL-FLoun-aarket exhibits no 40.
d ssiIs 70 shade s D Vsr@ oss export rs
nearly sS city Mn JooDsr, only s
nearly Y OK nv s.5 ssa I Es@s
s. 's g for ID. whos range neada. hoss Fancy
at 81 soo and Se' for Ge
So c H. MN E,r, oss . fPf a. 5hi %s;
q 8 6 ..s 500 D 100 7 sp Fine g = %
g.y iatss csSioe ,o., S', ss s sas.s
Good % Fancy Extra w sts,s 9, iosss 90 -
ws,s,rn ScSS Z,
eh oss n't s 90 ce~noa
g s.,so svs sp' s..2s t s7S
. IS Louis co%monso Fa Esr.s. ios.s 80 80 isrte
Sntes What Extra MI .Itrs VS..
ndss e g fq' 'SrSs - q %.ss;
limited trade rspo,sa sa-~ 700 ee.' Et .;, e, S
Eve FLOUR, quiet prices unchanssa sal~. 90
SS SagS.s . IS si, , s5C So SsSv y
81 IS 100 bag. yellow White Meal a, SOC ssl Is.
vsnced lie aan Closed stead, with sar export 9 rnand
aH and issn he S 1n
Tor export cry Mins ana moderate trade IN oLtoas
bousht 800 bush ana CIV 10000 bush. sales, Ssg 900
Milwaukee at s2e Unsradeh Dnata si.2c NJ ~or's.
dc s'S TO- a. s1rigs: unrradei Wiuier Rel ,5c ed:
3; 40 o ,o anI seus e st eio.n. a. % 10
for os,os ss ecs o or NSye%Se IL s
c.osing SIC. DO tor December - 3o@s, e. closing a.
q tO. Y. :
closing At 20 81 10 Tor VI arch sot
al &c, Il so 10 for April 5l'f ~ - cos
ing at 92s do for May. s2t fsa'c closing At - -.
RYE-Iul. Western. - e. an "a - ole 7tate
ID 96,,.... Riley IA BA l.LkG MALI-Juii
Prices unchanged CORN-MsrGeJ iner tasu tote nave
advanced closet hrm options opened tim tlcb al
valcei pc. the best prices mod rae
trade for export and ~ business ID op-
tons Total OF the -OJ, 100 Ohsn.
Shlpuer bought sales 52JOOO bush Iutlrc,
- 900 bush. spot. including lugradi Alxeh a. 50 CO
Mixed So nc In eley tor No Mixed = &c.
in 44c .hoat: Ingra ell Yellow a. &C. hLn
Dried Mixed f3c. No Mixed FOR July. 45'tH sc
A Sc do. for AUGUST t9"~9 " clo'nf AZ
A. september. 4oi<0to'sr. c4osia2 al - -.
.-...OATsCssh los 2ac better Opuons oprnr', urn
then aAs Sc closed weak oAie. 10000 Du.l
future 40 900 SPOT including 40 . llAel Al ,"c'
No . 81 Y34 &c. No. i No 5 NnlS 45. e;
80. nominal, Mixed Western 90
White do, 3 q &C.. White state 3 d5jc.. "a :
~ CLOSING a. % do Tor July.
do for August 81 = 2-5
closing az FEED-tulet ana seady +O-S 9D,ci
6O d. zoe SUD- 70. 100 d. 20 soc; sharps ~ .
95c, Rye Feed, va &c. - D. 49,. ,-
We tsGe ule iolOwmg from Walkers Private Daily Cir
cuar dated June l.. 1867
Tie Wnea crop Of the ned states ea.t OF the
Rocky MoInians has beon l-5Z 4,.OJ49s0 b1sne4s.
against ijJuC0 bushels In 1883 tfssOaJOJ bushels IA
ia ana 3Jy $4,000 bushels IA 1850.
receipts wheat AZ eght eslerh Dol- IT.
cuciug chicago Milwaukee, Ouubl 81 LOUIS Feofla ID
lelo, Detroit and Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
TIE REV Mr. s1AUSrovS STATEMENT

The Rev. Benjamin Staunton, OF the Fort
Greene Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn about whom
unpleasant rumors have anoat for several months
growing from the fact he and his wife do not live
together made statement from his pulpit yesterday
He said:
al propose to carry out what announced asst sunday
AND make a personal statement | have been your pas
tor for Two Years and months. and for nearly TWO
wears been rumOrs in clrcuaton
The purpOrt of which reIglously coh-
cealed from 1 have borne them patiently
hoping opportunity to defend myself
but the hope has been fallaeious one
There haa been sufficient eDhood to state the
charges could refue them, and thus the situa
lion has been phenomenal one. have been secretly
ATTACKED but no open charges have been made. Is II
poss that II thought that could not reie the
fnuuendoes can and will The rumors are a. false
As they are foul. Every seems 10 know more than
about them The has been very considerable OF
my feelings ana | thank them for standing by me-
leave sc ctions ia hands OF ono wiser than
as.l with
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This shows Increase Of l52 per cent at may De
said in general that the spring has been late; the
planting la.o ana tne weather. up % teTs'epment
ami repanting has con equently been more "Iuely
as bad feature because IL was broken soon
after June l. and the plant IN Texas Is now ID nns con
carried better than last up 10 June except 10
the states In South Carolina aud Georgia the
While the movement OF breadstuhs thus far lIis
MONTH is not largely IN excess as IL cotLonloi te
show a siderable Increase. The speculation ia WeA.
which had somewhat checked the export movement
has suffered sudden collapse and the decline ior Tue
week amounts 10 some cents and mas carried prices 10
the figures Tor tins crop Ia some sections tnc
upon whole the prospects for both wheat ana c1r
favorable expectations OF very large crops
condition the trade may De Judged by the scs
that there are now In bast ~ furnaces w.. ~
capacity Of $4,000 tons week and that 1 Jgis
product Is being readily absorbed by consumers. ne
Associated Steel Rail NILS up 10 june nave DOOAVu va
dcrs for 99G 600 tons The allotment for the year -
100000 and the foil capacity OF the ms wiz hos
exceed l.6OO.OO tons some OF the eastern mis- nave
contracted for their entire product year Con-
cernug the anthracite coal trade there Is good dear o
talk about undersclng ana some low prices nave Oeo
quoted the popular BE this az 1t may tue our
put January to June has been 1924 $50 tons
l,69l ,69l tons more than for the correspohuins
period Of last year aud the stocks are not large ~ a..
OF the eastern portA The dull season for genera
merchandising has arrived and consequently, except
ing IN Reasoning. not much activity eApeo 80
In that respect merchants report far amount 1i
factory proportions and many ofthe Eastern
urers O staps goods nave IN hand orders -e ahea VI
their product Inc fhTOHtc4c gives stOch v.
cloths June ~ $4,000 pieces, against li4S.VVV
pieces year ago.
Stock Exchange the principal feature oi the week
"a continued liberal demand for railway bones o. sno
and second classes Inc transactions IN the Gil ge
securities limited by the hlgu prices which they con-
and small Offering. Al any ngurcA iehce INC
principal business bonds OF lower grade either
for mortgages whose interest paying capacity mas nor
been fully determined Tor incomes with laif pros
pccts OF soon becoming recognized interest crs o
Ire seconds the Canada rOuthern-, the West SHORE
guaranteed Is, The East Tennessee issues anu NcM-
York Chicago aud It LOUIS first. were special
in he lea Ina Inn 4
closed strong ,,.
The specu alton in shares was somewhat HIot"as
and erratic aud the IA OyemcDts hot always oDc
dent To facts developed nor 10 the laws OF cause Anu
effect. The Chicago party continued 10 De
The principal factors In the moVemehf;
OF the granger stocks and with It's nsua
vim worked the figures rapidly after there had Ieel
small decline early IN the week. Although not CLOSING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
THE oOURr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

- gs 3 yen Brupt JSos
203 2O7 POS 2l5 22S 22s 229 257, PAL 2ie 24s, PAS
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM-PARr ! Before Donohue,
Nos 760 ~ $50 7Qs ~ ~ ~ lI6 ~ iso ~
6S9 65 62l 745 5OS oSi &C., 7S 7sJ 745 TAI 900.
supGENE CoURI-sFEcAL TKRM-PAHr IL-Before Pot
ase on No day calendar D..... ,,., ,.o,..
Nos 1892 262s 2642. BOOT 2S53 2728 z2ss l94s 1923
5 5S $50 4s6 81 81. AZ -.'0 '40l
srPRENr cogar1cacuII-PA II5nei9gs A3aregssd 5
e4o 1902 2Osl 1850 252l 6.9 2s3l 1886. 2OsO. l743
srPRENE CoURT-CIfcUr-PARI III.-BefoFe Beach, J.
SUPREME oURT-C RcuiT-PART Iv.-Before Lawrence J.
StHnocArFs corRf~seicrs Rollins s-Estate OF Mar
garet Morton. 1880 Will OF Jacob Gro nwe 10 80
supEEioR coGRi-GExERAL rEeM7Betore selgwiek, C. J..
Truax and oGorman J.-Nos l. 2 s. =. ,. o. y ~ 9 TO-
Case No day calendar.
JNos o4s, eis. 1881 1882 5t2' 1908, 1859. lo2O
COMMON PLEAs-srgciAL IEAA-Before Van Hoesen J.
Nos 2, 3 g; Z TO- H. Is nm, r.,.u. ,,,.u ~. %
coSMoS PLEAs-rRIAL rEaM-PARr I-Before Bookstaver
1868 ise7 SOS 1863 $50 1871 ls72 1873. 1874 1916
CoMaoS PLrAs-TRIAL IEgN-PAR1 !I-Before Larremore,
Gs-Aos iSY' la4@ ~ sS0' '2' 4So' l0's' 4'O'
orr CoURr-TRIAL rERM-PARr I-Before Hall J.-Sos
90 o54 D. o4OU O4U2 0i55 COOL $500. 043s, o4Z2 400
6565 6562 COOS e57. e5s4 5000 CPS i,e $3.50 e5ss.
$685. $685. Cls 1913 55i4 GAL 65o5 G55i $685.
Cry corRr-rRlM rKan-PARr II-Befor. Enrich J.
Nos oIOJ 5io6 564e 6so4 1924, 45o4 47ZG. 5s6'
CITY CorRT-IMAL TEaA-PARI III-Betore Hsa,s, j
AS AS q 7 6 80 S AS 40 e4l 55.s Sls2
ConRT OF oYvR AND TERsIvER-Before Judge Barrett
and DistTict Attorney FelOwa-Nos. !. z.
COURT or GENERAL sLssoSs-fAar I-Before Judge
sos d. 10 II. L. 3D. IA l6 ID II. 1913
COURT OF GENERA sgssIoSs.PAEr IL.Bet9re Judge
Cowing Assistant District ttorney Day.-Nos l. g.
4 b, T., 7, D., i. ),
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8l....~...... sG42sOoO So $4,000 saosO0o ss22ooo
April. ........... 2OlsO-O lsl6OlO SILOuO 3l3,UO

-Four months ssss50OO s7.77sOOO s2-o.0Oo i,l27OOO
Assuming that this statement is Official It gives
direct contradiction 90 many Of tho reports hich re-
hn-, OF the company tor the month nrainSs "a
ior the Central snd Hudson OF $4,000 Tor the monn
OF APRIL and Of $1,000 for the West shore branch In
asmuch as large majority OF the and bonds OF the
central aud Hudson Com pany are Owned IN the Ohseu
states. and tha road By large numoer OF Americans Is
regarded as tho railroad par excellence and the prdc OF
the state OF NewYork. the fact that s1ch Information
should be published in London when 1t Was refused 70
ths stockholders and public OF THIS country seems 70 can
Tor an Official Erie was specially strong on
unofficial statements That It's business for May gave
phenomenal gains in both gross and net earnings New
YORK ana New-Engand was feature al the week anu
advanced To Al and finally closed only L per cent oeloN
its highest figure Louisville, Now Albany and Cncago
STOCK az well a. bonds attracted unusual attention anu
made sharp advances Western Union early declined
from ol7s TO 6Os out upon the announcement OF the
passing OF the usually quarterly dividend anu INC pun
cation OF remarkably poor statement me price Nlno'
Immediately rose e. 81 4 lis closing hgure was OF 8
tno same "a week ago A correspondent s'As us 10"
IL ~ mat we make the company reported
surplus the reflection OF debit We reply that the
statement OF March 10 said that the investments III he
construction ana OF ues and other telegraph
eose OF tue quarter March 81 1851 Inc usua' quhr
tery nvestment" OF this character amounts TO aoout
to June 80 Will have reached ABOUT StsoO.ooo. Inc
estimated surplus at tho end OF June IL set down AZ
the aotni may prove TO be and the amount 'ted
must represent an amount OF borrowed money There
the telegraph and cable war Will bs reached
s sue anu HSt so "a. r's sss~r,nSIn
Will be restored. There Is, however small probability
OF any settlement for long time Mr. Fields recent
attempt 30 bring about accommodation Detwec the ca
bes has resulted IN the same way AS DID his European
efforts for agreement between the Western Union
aud the Baltimore and OHIO lines While the market
thus generally ruled srrOng 1t was Gul one, ana the
tOta transactions amounted only 10 l.4l-,1oO SHARES
against 53 OO9 shares for the preceding week or hVs
days. But during the week the temper OF the room
traders changed and became almost universally "Ou-
ian" aud the week closed with the majority or them
long OF stocks-a condition which renders the imme
date future Of the market extremely predetermined.
SuDOlned usual table giving the highest lowest
and aal prices and number OF -O FOR the week,
together with the prices Of a week OF forty
three active or representative stocks:
WEEKLY RANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June l2-l2i3D n-ConsOs 100 1918 for
monoy and 700 1916 for The account nited states per
gage trustees Certificates. 49, Erie. %; do. second
7Oasos 9oS. Illinois Central 1909. Mexican Ordinary
27As Pennsylvania. - =; Reading l2l4
LONDON. June IA D. n-Consois 100 l5-lh ior money
and lU the account; Canadian Pacinc 81 "a; EIe,
xgis 10 second Consos g07s ST. Pau Common, % .
Pcnnsy wanna. Jfis Reading. l2t
Bar silver u quoted at ~ 14d. per Ounce.
paris Three Per Cent Rentes az 50 francs
7 = centimer Tor me account -.
4 m-Ine amount O. bullion gone INTO tho Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day Is f35OuO an
~ fn~rxrs advlces quote Per Cent Rentes az 80
francs IS cetmes for the int and exchange on Lon
don Al d francs 20 ceniImes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 13 Especial. 1t has hap
peued before that speculative market manipulated to
death has acted good deal stronger after Al the bull
cques have abandoned 1t than while they in full
force. July wheat above 742 yesterday although
down 1919 Wednesday. II IA not at all un-
likely whcAtnOw loft 70 the natural influences
OF shipping demand and general speculation, Will al
vance some. The July option was slow AT "A G744
this morning. July wheat closed at 743s cents,
after having sold Il 9s cent higher. The temper
really strong. There vessel room chartered
for wheat The visible supply Of wheat Is est-
mated now 10 show decrease on Manday not much
over LOCO 900 bushels Puts July wheat, 1874
calls on July wheat, - Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, June 1872. NJ


The United States Treasury's receipts last week from
customs amounted to s2,607.3ls and from internal
revenue to S3,6OJ 915-tota $G3I3333. Yet its pay
ments SO large that its net available balance was
reduced $500 29l making total re !uction since May
29 OF 50 s32 The principal changes last week were
follows: gold gain OF Si56l4l. by an accumulation
OF Sl2151 bullion plus reduction OF s47399o in the
amount OF outstanding certificates; leea-tender loss
Of 4i77 By loss OF Si777io notes plus an issue
o, 500 900 certificates OF deposits gain ott3Ioooo
in silver by gain Of 1884, 22O in bullion less an issue or
sc41oO OF certificates. The gold balance now Is
$500 600 greater than weeks ago, the egaltender
balance Is So 500 900 smaller aud the silver balance is
5000 coo greater
subjoned the results Of SATURDAYS statement AZ
compared with those Of the statement OF June .
June 5. 1886. June IL. 1886. Changes
Gold coin and bull.
res '.' $50 7Os 500 s57.l94sia Inc s4sel+l
G's s $3.50 200 a2!s2ts l Rsc l 1851
Nat. bank notes. 4.5+s.ooo %'oS''S' Inc. -''''''
i sspSs. IN Nat ls,s52o2s Igs22,s79 5SO,25o
silver dollars and
p feGs ell2se7s sl4es77e Inc. $4,000
Totals sIs9 369 9O7 sIs8 ls2os5 Dec sss7,s2I
Deduct for funds
held 10 red Nat
b'k notes. incldg
fund fun ". o'a' 7o.es5ls7 7o7iseo7 Dec 1880
N.tnvsn palanc, slis43477O slI773s479 Dec ses62ol
Iac silver coins 2sosea4s zsssosoo Inc 1903
Total balance sl47.37l0l6 s4667s.7ss Dec. so'---o
Yesterdays bank statement did little more tnah cor
rect tue figures OF the preceding statement anu o's
them up 10 the OF the actua CONDITIONS Oh
Iune ) The cash Still risug so thst tne
actual amount the close or business lss1 TIT
day WAS some $500 900 more greater thah tne n
OF averages for the week. The cash now ia -
ess than tAe reported At the respondh ny n
Last year. and the surplus reserve Is ,, 1uvoDo
su.ller yet there no unfavoraDie deaucllon'
drawn from the fact such there we're month OF 80
ago when the difference not 40 wide as IL Is nov.
Com pared with 1854. however the cash now Is he1r5
$50 and the surplus reserve IS - 'OVoVV
greater. -...o,,. vvt.b
those Of the corresponding dates Of 1850 and 1851
June u 1874 June H. 1885. June IL ISIS
roan. S245. 900 $3.50. $4,000 so t.tVv lVv
1000 a. So 400 l15ls3.2OO b65lZoOO
2N.5s7OuO 3-bS9,.OD y,
2-lill.OoO So. 900 81. 1922
Ctrculsron ... l4,34llO0 lO.l31,GOO f,o3',IOO
Thef0Owink shO the relation between 1h7 1o''' 10
serve and tho total deposit liabilities
snec,s ........ s4s6s7. 400 sll51s3200 sj6.5l2G0o
Lega-tenders 80 fuVV o''oV''oVV f"'"-''-1Y
Total reserve. . 77-64400 sl5S.s7ssOO slO6.5SJ'oO
Reserve required -- =. M, 90 n, o.o COX
agst deposits 1ozffSuO oI.ooo-7'o 'A'0oV,,- -
surplu. .... sG9s65OO s6I.979.02j sl4.G52.97o
Ratio Of reserve ~ NJ
~ depOsis---- Zl.iv 4lot -'-
Tn, following is SATURDAYS statement in detail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14

NgwYoRK saturday. June l2.-BEEV Es-Reccipts wcrs
38 cars 577 head at Jersey t ana l. cars ~
Goth. st. No trade III Live Cattle.
SHEEP AND LAMB-.-Receipts were Including ear
loas ate Yesterday OF 9, heal cars Il 5crsey
and tt GOTH ST. HE Few a-os were a. , =
- to Fair -hsep AMI pa ior Lambs Al =
Late there pro poet vi Acle-tdncf .
Sae--Judd 4 la ONO S4cep, - ~ az
33.c 53 do. Is 70, at &c
2.6 do lU4 81 10; IL IO5 ID at "a; 20 entuo ~
Newton & Geft; l59 Ohio sheep. 81 o. at 4sc; 255 VIZ
gina Lambs 81 n. Al 7c-
Jersey city and gle carlDa al Ots. AOIe fJr sals
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MR BEzcHER SAYS GooDBrE TO HIS PEOPLE

Mr.. Beecher preached yesterday in Plymouth
Church for the last time before his trip TO Europe,
which will last until October l. Every foot OF available
space the church occupied and many we're turned
away from the both Before the morn
ing sermon Mr. Bercher baptized nearly dozen chill
dren. and ten members were admitted to the church
After the communion usually hold on the irst
SUNDAY IN July celebrated. The Rev. y Z. Brad
ford OF Montca.r. y j. will preach in Mr. Beechers
place next sunday. M Beecher's sermon yesterday
morning direct relation TO the observance OF the
lar.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14
LIE PhTROLErN MARKET

In the statistics which are presented below
will be found better commentary Oh the petroleum
situation than words could give. Compared with
previous there much that s encouraging In the
showing but It IS amentaDe for tho producer and in
weston stocks begin show increase due to the
extensive operations in the fields at the West The
figures given include the small outside pipe Ines
well as the National Transit and the Tide Water; also
the Macksburg field, the Pittsburg Pipe Line aud tn
south Pipe Line which is receiving the output Of
the new Washington County pools. The stocks OF
the last-named line on May 81 were 1898 barrels
receipts Of oil amounted TO l6s.9Ol barrels The
runs by all lines last month l9993l barrels
greater than in April and 1882 barrels larger than In
My year ago. The deliveries IN May 1884
barrels under those Of April and 64.749 barrels
under May, 1898. Az was estimated In these columns
the daily average production represented by the pipe
In runs nearly 7l.OOO barrels IN precise figures
the daily AVERAGE excess OF runs over deliveries was
5lO5 barrels The reports OF all lines for the last
months. compared with May 1880. were rs appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14

The exports eight antic ports from Jy l,s1. 70
June j., I--6 have been o,5J5,JoO Darres our anu
1850 026 bushels Wneat-egusl TO oslyO,5fo DdsAeis
Wheat corresponding period IN l77-o O -y-O
Flour ana 533t3l5Z bushels Wheat e4uA IN flour
and heat o. fO.l5j.93J bushels ~ heat
pROVIsIONS-PORK-Th move .nent was frecr to'ay
representing from expJreIs Prices ru firm
sales 100 6bs Mess ar p1vse terms Job lots Mess quoted
50 GS9 50 for Old an elJg 10 - Tor New DO -
ash IS Tor Family Mess sl29tl4 Tor Clear Back.
and So 5O6s9 - tor Extra Prime BEEF I'd lns
! gnt, a. re "a n = . nA' H. 10 - sAtst
81 30 Plate 5 JJ.--.-- BEEF HAMS slri An. sriloa-y
= la0ted at s. q s-t-.CCI 81 "A IS-AsFe not
rul nrn anu quiet No salcs re-
ported -. MIDDLES- light lie lsnI al STEADY
prices Clear New YORK. &C.. al the Nes' Long
Clear 5.oJc.. Short Clear D. c.....DkIoSED AOGo-
.u steady yrces wth moderate Aud 10y ileavy
10 Light, %. Sc. Pigs. &c LAkD-lhe temper
points Later IN ieeAn. Allied and lAe
Improvement partly Exporters quiet ana tle
nation. sales, 400 tcs Nr-tcrn steam
spot al c.; J0J july $50. closing a. p3 G..
80 August 81 &C., cOsIng % c. yu g., septen-
Der a b.. closing g. I'D tcs. october Oc-c..
closing D. &c CIV steam less scuye. sales 80 Us ~
go, Keined quoted OJ1c Continent e.yJc. 7O1th
Amerlca.BU III ne market vel supported aud
Tie demand far state Creamery. / - ~;
Creamery al ~c. western. Il a. C..
stxe DAIRY halLnrKln tubs. ID q C. Welsh TUBS.
l5c WesteIn Imitation Creamery. q cstcrn
Dary IU Western Factory ~ l-c C l.i-or.-
IsulcC md unchanged IN pr4ce. New state q s'-.
EGGS-Dull and ather weak. state, = 49, -2c CAAaiA
IL +e0I2c. Western IL l4Gl &c.
sTEAkiN E-tluef ana nrn. CITY quoted az A2f ana
OleomargarIne Oa1 &c. sales 100000 d. city oe0
TALLOW-Flrm.y held and IN fair demand Prime Clts
quoted at &C. sales. 10 900 lbs 4 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14

The market MINING stocks continues to drag WITH
out animation feature. The sales last week az the
Consoltt ated stock Petroleum Exchange amounted
70 So s35 shares against $50 shares for the proceed
Ing week. but except In few instances prices Varied
very little.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO June ~ 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14

A comparison OF the movement OF net stocks OF
all lines IN years viii DO Of interest The stocks
showed an increase from April Of 1894 barrels.
emphatic commentary on tho importance OF the WASH
ington field from which the gam was chiefly made.
Compared with periods OF former Mays
report decrease OF 2355 SO barrels from May
Ssj Of 81 276 barrels from 1854. and or 2,537 1874
barrels from 1888. For tho four years the total
pipeline for the first i've mouths OF the year
W.
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SPIRITS OF rURPESrGyG

CBARtRsrOS. June l2-TUrDentine quiet at 20 &c
1xyAElAn une z. -turDcntlnc nrtn al - &c
WuAInsIok. ; une l2.-lurDenLne nrm at 70 &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14

Congress haus down the American nag a3d throws II
under his platform shoot him on the spot when yoai
members cast their ballots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-14

May does respond favoraby respects the
movement. The report OF the Washington Bureau
tsttos shows decline from May 1888, OF jt7l3S3 gall
Ions Of S6j272l in values in the OF mineral
oils aud their products from all points IN the United
states the eleven months Of the nsca year the de-
cline was 3,667.S67 gallons. and S3lj752 In values.
The reports for May 1885 and $780, compare follows