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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
poTiToEs AND VEGETABLES.

Thsra has heen some reduction In the accumulation az
foreign poatoes large quantity s renans unsold
on reslly ehoce sound lots Of Magnun there IL tte
FEELING az close but the bulk OF stock hand
medium and grade for which holders are anxious
10 find an outlet any reasonable pricgs Nova Scotia
Burbank are plenty and quiet az unchanged prices East
EN- Rose and Hebron declined seed trade being
ana outlet limited such sales can be- made for
suInption New potatoes In active demand AID higher
Bermuda In heavy supply ana there are also fo
receipts from EewOfleans and Liverpool all klsds are
lower under excessive supply southern esbbages ae
prntInr and easier offerings all points show
lar quality and condition. and prices range widely.
florida advanced last but close
choice lots however, still command good prices. Gu
eumbers easier and mostly too poor % reach outside
Educational Choice lots Of squash and bees IN fair
demand and nrmer savannah string beans lower Green
peas sge scarce, and choice Virginia lots command good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF fhlNr-'
Tho from the Washington pool yesterday was VI
encouraging character, in the main INC "oDuI'.
well steadily drilling and lowing n the rae Oh ~
barrels hour no Improvement earlier hgursa bus VAC
three early Fergus WE'LL. which Saturday were yelu
Sc barrels hour, producing only III Daffeis
The Fergus No. well the pay streak ana proaueo
10 barrels an hour fgure which indicates more arasse
than expected. The news, however, can hafUl "
considered as having had any influence on inc ma .
which is now apparently In shape 20 rospoa INC 10
csve touch OF the bull leadership But IL ihas ioau,
ship Is withheld for longer the holders q S
Gates are prepared to await the activity which the needs
Of the foreign consumer force upon ths ehh'u ~
Al early date. Some Of the Western newspapo.' o
asserting that the bulk Of producers ana prouuens
companies are now letting their wells now 70 uSl ~"
capacity without filing their quota aloweu uhuo w
shutn agreement the natural decline In produo"'h "
ing accomplished nearly as in this direction IS me
shutin has done. In other words, Il IS esimet u -
present rate Of runs is but little less than would % inc
full production Of all the existing WehS IN uA1 Vs. 49,
country This is a most important point espce1"J q. ~
eyes OF Wall Street investors and SPECTATORS anu o
claim can be substsntiatsd In some authons"'0 11 "
woCd doubtless stimulating enees On 49,
We know that 10 a certain extent such Is ING s -
tho oil fields, but the extreme views taEen nset ~
OF Official presentation exert their fnli e"S0' ~ WIG
business
Yesterdays certificate market did not escape rom
narrow limits but at times t enjoyed spurs Of ACTIVITY.
Room reallzauons were easily absorbed ana continued
quiet Buying By strong operators III a m''.' " "
10 DO noted The recent hardening tenaehei VI % 49,
,ation WIS somewhat pronounced anu HVl. ." -
SO 5S cents values advanced 20 ssrsI TO e1neA ie
haps the ssnguine ideas experienced by sone opei ~
OF the situation will be srauea % Sooh s'
they expect, but the market cossd strong IN so"s
The range Of prices and the total dealnR' "efs a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

prices receipts from North Carolina largely in bad shspe
and OF inferior quality Asparagus has been In large
supply and selling low, but Is cleaning up rather better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, May 10, 1855
BEANs AMI PEAS

Receipts for week Beans 2s9 pkgs; peas 800 busn
exports beans e33 pkgsi peas 1,6Os bush Imports,
1000 bags beans The market for choice State Marrow 70
higher and nrn under continued light receipts and mod
ernts steady demand 81 40 Is we'll established tine sock
snd some lotz are held higher. Medium selling little
sensr Pea esie' bat steady. White Kidney dalL
hed Kidney haye further declined, but close trihe
steadleF Turtle Soup neglected Foreign beans selling
little freer and the tone Is slightly rner
california Lima steady Green peas have further all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
ANrwERP WOOL SALES.

ANTWERP, NAV lsAt the wool sales to-day there was
good aitendascs demand Twentythree hun
arsd bales ofersd Of Which sod 6s bass Of
baeaos Ayrys ~ 10 e20s franco per 100 kiioA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

COITON-SpOt prices were not changed ana inc ueianu
was light. sales ss1 bales for eonsump'
ton At the ports tO-day's report IN
dcated receipts Of oo1 bales compaPg with 6l bales
this day and G4j bales for the corresponding
day last year Since September he beginning OF the
chop year, the receipts have aggregated 5OSOss Da
comparing l41 $50 bales for the corresponding das
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and st tho
different railroad distributing points in and near the city
the week have been follows: Erie. 4.2lO cans OF
milk 40 OF condensed milk and 135 OF cream;
SusQuehanBa 1885 OF milk aud 20 cans o. eream
York City and Northern. $40 OF milk Har-
lem 1910 OF milk ITO cans OF coniense1 milk and
S5 OF cream; Ontario and Western. I4I5 cans 81
milk and 10 cans OF cream West Shore, LOO OF
milk 10y Of condensed milk and rs OF cream Now
Jersey Central $50 Of milk and 10 Of cream.
New York and NewHaven go cans OF milk and oy MS
eeanaous short routes 1850 OF milk and 45 cans OF
cream Tie total daily supply has been 1888 cans OF
milk 25S condensed milk and GAO cans Of cream
The Increased supply and wet weather bad bad eject on
the price, the average paid for the platform surplus Dew
ell 40 o can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

Net cash balnces 1914 s72 sS44 $50 Dec s61os13
The foreign exchanges were quiet and STEADY
at quotations for business as follows Dahh
bills 81 Sc IA and "a SO 1-2 for long ana
short sterling respectively; Sis IA ana al LIZ
for francs 90 5-6 and % rs Tor relcnmarhs,
40 IA and 40 l-2 for guilders-
In London British eonsols were STEADY at w d.
and 90 81 6 respectively for monry ahu rou"'.
Money between bankers for loans from DAY 10
bankers bills at per ceiS or per cent under
the bank rate The Bank of England lost
ESQ 600 bullion on balance. American railways
were simply responsive 10 but ruled generally
higher than concurrent home quotations, closing,
however at the lowest figures of the day, based
upon home IL 80 o'clock quotations. AT farls
French per cents a. shade easier at 81
and sight exchange OF London was oil to 2o'Sl L.
francs to the Z.
Drexel Morgan & Co., Brown Bros IL Co. and
Kidder Peabody 81 Co. in connection with their
respective London houses offer by subscription
at O5 and accrued interest s75OO,000 per cent
gold bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Company, redeemabe after 100 years, and not
liable to be drawn or compulsorily redeemed De
fore maturity. Interest payable half-yearly IN
New-York These bonds are issued under the
terms of the consolidated mortgage OF the Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, dated De
cember last, and are based upon valuable guaran-
tees fully explained in the ADVERTISEMENT Inc
subscription will be opened Wednesday, May TO-
in New-York and London, and close on Friday
May 8, or earlier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

Receipts for week, "a. 904 pkgs There has been
good steady demand threughout the week, and the In.
creased receipts have all been sold within lie Del Of
the rates current week But at the close the mar
ket Is developing weakness and sellers are disposed
" crowd matters little In the hope OF preventing any ae-
emulation Thus TAR stock has sold cleen but buyers
are getting n0tonal about quality and goods are IN
spected closely that the slightest defects In avor etc.
discovered State creamery shows considerable in
pals working trade at better
figures than we quote but iobbers do not take 70 them
kindly being strongly opposed TO reunable packages and
wholesale business IL rarely reported above csc. Fancy
quality In tubs is selling at 26c Extra Elgn has also
settled price. Extra Iowa, etc. Is going mainly
a. Csc fraction more Is made for few special lots but
not enough doing at higher figure TO esabsh quota
Seconds 70 high grade frsts frsn %
. "a lie. STAT dairy haf tubs penter and lower
CSC Is for Extra Dcawares and nne Ines from all
sections going az 2a24 lee Best Welsh tubs sell az
24e, fair lots at 25c Imitation Creamery Western Dairy
and Factory selling promptly arrival and prices
ere held nrmly The demand seems to be especially good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
lions based on the American standard of cassiAca

Good Ordinary ZIG Low Middiihs ii|io
Strict Good Ordinary 2 IS Middlng 5-9
In options the light aud the temper Ess
Irregular closing prices Indicating decline Of point
on late months Sales 80. 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
Fruits AND BERRIEs-DRIED.
HOPS.

Receipts week no bales Exports 60 bales I'm.
brevers nor dealers Increasing theiF purchases ana e
porers getting encouragement 70 make iuthef sup
ments on the basis OF present asking rates here HON.
ers are not urging stock for sale and late prices are oo
tanned when the goods are wanted ,oa
State, 1887, choice t091Io
Do good 70 prime "a
5 5sa. Co.; 1897 HAP
T 10 no,n n 70 ny,ma 7elo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
WHEAT 40 2.


Cash quotauons wers fOliOws-No Spring Wheat
So. eS6.c. No. RED at 81 ac No Corn % 10
Oatsa 30 &C. kye 81 PC No = Barley az 73ss
Flax seed Al As. Prime Timothy iced 81 so Mes.
PORK per bbL Sl4 40 Lard DER 700 81 % snos
hoxsd s69S6 20 shsrt Clear SIDES ssrsi - loe % ID
Whskev asters' I'm she'd goods 81 Is per gal sugars
Ont LOAF aasAc Granulated 7o- Standard "A" el2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

Receipts for the week. q 500 pkqs Exports 70 Europe
ali grades of Factory Cheese but az the close
the demand better aud the feeling Just shade seader
Todays business shows lie as the general selling rate
ise more. hat such lwere entirely exceptional Three
factories Of Gne coOred sold at Sac. and more could
is still large, but many Of the factories are now
changing their and the difference In price Is likely
TO disappear soon Fair Good full cream mostly white.
sell at 12a9c and skins and part skins from 4Gse, as
10 oualty PENNSYLVANIA skins neglected by ex-
portsrs and vagonbeys get most los a. lal lie oi
chense Is forcing OF for what 1t will bring me lines or
ana colsred have sold to 34s10e. In i0bblnG
w,y to home trade lie. Is made. sometimes fraction
mcre AT Utica and Little Falls yesterday the offerings
were IL 600 boxes about wohlrds OF which sold at ~
20 5Sc In Western ~ the state the SpnngVlle
Combination white sold at Use. Mansfield, white at
De- and Cloverhelt part colored at 0 t-4c Liverpool
eabla 5T. for old white. 52s. Cd. for old eoIored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

Refined oil unchanged but steady 81 LIZ cents
per gal.oon, Abel az all ports
OIL CITY Penn. Nav lb--NaticBs frsnsb Ceruness.
opened at S6fs highest s7T.i lowest s5S olose- sI<
ass. 45S 900 barrels elearsnces - ossros an.t
barrels
PrrrsBUas Pam MAY Ia Pstrvleuu fairly active, clesed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

5000 90. 9Os $500. e24. 11s Inc. 1853, $40
"a $50, 064 SO 567, AL Dec. 964, 0"S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-19
FINANCE AND TRADE


enAzIxx. Nsoany, JnAe n
Tie yefre II p<<k kss .dsanced. owing
70 TIE scarcity thereoE
several iasge eousfxnr,rnls 81 egu ana
better were rsceived tc-day fron Minne-
su<A
To-dsy's rrreipex inelnded sso carloads
Of cazxi< and sheep
Cherries w<sx foBer to-day. The 70
cefpss are Increasing zpidly-
Large ecusixnnenfs ~ new potnsees are
expected By Eocni desiers On the next Cab
fssnss steamer. Prices twfli pro6Abiy de-
cline
PRODUCE RErElFTs-During he past
= hour the prD1zce received In Seattle
fncsnded the following. e peckaees but
ter III eaxes exxs. r. faekx cafss - sacks
vhesf. 40 c<afais Hour. ! sack onions. Ia
packages fruit. seck WOOL. - b1ndies
hides, coeps chickens, IS eafsle- ~
sheep and calves There we're rceeixed
oyer the Puget Sound shore railroad 10
rnryoafs Of Kxnefnl freight
sHiPNExTS-Durinx She rasf - honfs
general freighfs we're sent rom seattle In
the following quantities: C. 4 r . X <
20 tozs. r. 6 :. 4 b. $ tons: =. L :. 4 =
n II. IS tons. steaaers-Idaho 6 tous,
Wsshiuxfsn e toua, Emma Hayward
soux. George z. starr 2 tons, Augusta
toas. Michigan ton. Lief Ericksen tons,
Esfxn Anderson tons, Cascade II tons.
clxrn Brown tors Glide tons, ". =.
NunYoe Is tons. skaxis Ct sef tons. Lily 2
tons. Brick Il tons and >. b. LIBBY tons
Total, Is tons.
pfJkK-Prices have advanced 10 II cents
rer pound for dressed, wholesale, and
cents on foot Receipts are light and su-
tnre supplies do not look favorable 10 "A
immesjaie decline In yalnes-
BTTTEg AND EaGs-Priees have not
ehnu1ed. though the receipts are large
sur,e dealers were selling fresh ranch as
high a. IS cents per dozen to-day, though
the uxral price was 20 cents
cHEERfES-Prices declined to s cents
nd
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Alaska Fishery Matters In farlta-
Iaeni

L0SnoS. June is.-in The house oI
common this afternoon Edward Gour
ley asked the government whether il
was true that the American govern
mcnt had officially announced the de
parture OF the war ship Dolphin and
three other armed vessels To the seal
fisheries. Goarlcy asked IL the queen !.
government had sent a war ship h
warn the masters al the British sailor.
Of the result Of infringing on Alaskan
Laws. and Il anv 81 the vessels seized
in lsS8 and lSs7 had been released
Ferguson. parliamentary secretary o.
the foreign oiilre, replied that "a fat
as the government knew no such an
ncunoemeni had been made hy ths
American government The pgoceesi
iugs relating to all seizures were pro
crossing tsyorah,y,
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vouid h. h the eesd today. and fhat
ucrk On the rosi would be commenced
within six monshx.
AEpCrTD Ms owx cHfLp-
LII. Huxhes. IN ex-Ssloon keeper
a Port Townsend. crested somewhat
"a s sensation yesterday by foFrih1y
sbferxing his child from his n,oxhes-
fn-tsu. His wife died IN Childbirth
txs wears ago, >issce which time the
s1.isd. beautiful istfie gin. has been
IN the mofher-in-la custody. He
took the child 80 san Francisco
Arrived since Saturday ship Dash
ing Wave from San Francisco. 10 re-
turn with . cargo Of lumber from
Tacoma: bark Emerald from the
same port. 20 return with same cargo
from foff Gamble; ship Kate Dsven-
port from same pof1. to return With
zane cargo from Port Blakely: chip
Mount Washington from San Francis
go. awaiting ORDER; bark Z. \.
Thomas from San Pedro. 20 load INN
her nj Porn Discovery for San Pedro
ship James Eesmifh from San Fran
cisco for Seattle. to return with coal
Hawaiian bark KnIzkaua from San
Francisco. 20 load lumber At Post
Gamble for Nahukona; ship Geo !.
Mason. bark He<pef and ship Richard
Ill went TO sea Yesterday
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shipping intelligence.

The ships Prussia, Captain Reynolds, ard
James Nesinifh. Captain Jackson. arrived
here to-day 10 load coal Tor the Oregon fm-
proyement Company.
SAN FsAsctsco. Jane is.--Arriyed-Ship
New York, Nanaimo; ship Sumatra, Seat
tie; Batavia. Nanaimo.
Dcparted-i,a GassaDdra Adams, Ia
coma: ship 81. Nicholas and bark Sarah ;.
Eidgcway. Port Townsend.
roRr TOWNSEND. June fs-Arriyed-ship
James Nesmith. bark kalakaua.
PoRr DIscoy Ely, June E.-arriyed--
Bark K. X. Thomas
sailed-Bark u. c. Murray, schooner Pre-
inicr
PoET MADISON, June E.-ArEiyed-Bark
Nellie MAY.
PORT BLAKgLY. June iS-Arriyea-Shir
Kate Davenport
TArOasu. June Is--1he sieamcrship Mex
leo passed olt at 4;:fo r. III. Light rain
FIRE Il scutheriy wind.
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UoNNfiLN, King tO,, W I.
have been badly troubled with my
throat for many years. Ii would give
me no rest 1t night for the tickling
and hacking. Since last December it
was worse than ever, and having tried
SO many things which did ne no good
felt pretty helpless. told friend
ot mine. John Anderson, cattlenaan,
that thought, ss last resort, of GO
ing to California. He told me he had
been in the rane fix. and went to Ds.
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The Case OF . Young Leper.

SAN FRsscIsco. June ls.-Judge
Sabin in the United ssatescircuit court
this morning rendered q decision in
the case OF Minnie Scholtx, the little
German girl afflicted with leprosy
who arrived here from HoaolnIu en-
route 20 Germany Tor treatment and
was refused landing by the collector
Judge Sabin decided that the collector
had no right to detain her and that
the matter was within the jurisdiction
OF the state courts. lie referred the
case 90 the state commission on immi
..r.ta.,r.
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Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing syrup. for chill
dren tecthins. is the prescription OF one Of
the best fepa ale nurses and physicians IN
the United States and has been used for
forty years with never failing success By
millions of inuthers for their children.
Daring the process Of teething its vaiae is
iucslcuiabie. II relieves the child FROM
pain. cures dysentary and dtarrhoee, grip
Ing IN the bowels and wind collie. By Civ
ING health 10 the child 1t rests the mother.
Price 25c bottle. apisdwly
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PARIS, June 1s.-In the election held
yesterday for member OF the cham.
Der OF deputies for the department OF
Charentc. GeIlihert tBonapartist1 re
ceiyed 81 ,4is votes. Weller lRepnb
licanl 1850, and DE Roulede mess
Another ballot viii be necessary. The
defeat Of Paul DE Eoulesie has caused
u eommotion. The Conservatives cal
it Rouianger's coupe de grace.
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F,rEr,~nue Only.

Rich old Lady teateTinE I,aias ear
i want a seat on the shady side. for
ter.
Porter Impossible. madam, on
whichever side you sis viii be the sun,
ny side.
The ODD lads gives him \ dollar, ans
writes - the papers e. complain -
the ayrsWOrked coalition of the pal
ace Gar employees Nsrer'f B'saaf
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leua stewart. champion haxeF 81
scotland, SITTER giving an oxidation a
Toathgttsv nccentis. Ns= att-.s ked hx
two Wouea, oiss 81 whom was his ,3ss.
eartc,l wife. SgraaFs attempted 10
sslakc od bat his eiie sifls& e. hlaa
a.l-~nhile uphrssllne him fo- his au-
iashsaiussS So tsial-nrss him thas che
Yallicr hal - b. called 20 ais assi.i-
snec
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TOWN. SxAsLY DESTROYED.


LubOia, YeunSy1vou1o, - the scene %
. Devastating Fire.
PrrrssrEs. June 1s--The town OF
Lubois. in the northern lumber re-
lions Of PennsyIvsnia, was almost
wiped out Of existence this afternoon
by fire. Nearly 800 houses are IN
ruins and 1910 people are homeless.
The fire is still burning The fire
could not lie controlled until il had
destroyed the whole business portion
OF the towa and several hundred resi-
dences. The loss i put by insurance
agents at 81 .1n SO. but this is likely a
large estimate: and a. most OF the in
surance il written outside OF the town.
the agents who have placed most OF it
cannot be seen TO obtain any figures.
An area q mile long by an average Of
half mile wide, extending from the
Rochester GOLFERS store TO the Terpe
house and the extreme end of Long
street on the east side OF town, Is \
complete ruin. Biackened walls and
piles OF Goals Il all that there is left of
one OF the most prosperous towns
within hundred miles. Three thou
sand people are homeless and desti-
tute tonight and in need Of immediate
aid or they must suffer. The flames
spread so rapidly that many OF them
escaped with barely the clothing
which they wore. The origin Of the
FIRE could not be determined.
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Blnaslsd Hnrsn sale.

NEW YoRE, June is.-At the nation
al horse and cattle exchange to-day
there was an auction sale OF Spend
thrift yearlings and eight colts and
FLIES belonging to August Belmont.
A dark bay colt foaled in April 1887,
brother To Kingston and Spcedwell. by
Spendthrift. was sold for $500 to Dur
year brothers. Senator Hearst, OF
California. paid $500 for a bay colt bv
Spendthrift, foaled in March tss7. T..
Saperatas bought a chestnut colt.
brother of Ssocktons, for $1,000. Cap
tain Blake paid $500 for bay colt,
brother of Golden Rule. Another bay
colt by Spendthrift was bought BY
senator Hearst for $500.
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STOCKS.


American Express 100. Canadian Pacific
5el.. Canadian southern 49,. Central Pa
cific -, Burlington 4 Quincy l1ess, Della
ware 4 l.ackaxarna l2sss. Denver x Rio
t,ransie isl@ Erie 20 Lake Shore 90 Louis
vile 4 Nashville SCI Michigan Central 7sl44 {,
Northern Pacific - Z. preferred 5el4. North
western 1907. Oregon Improvement %,
Navigation ~, Transconfinental SIS. Pa
cific Mail "a. Reading 59sz, Rock Island
los. 81. Paul 6:ss. Texas Pacific Il, Union
Pacific sfis, United States Express II,
Fargo ls6. Western Union sS's-
NEw YORK STOCK REVIEW
New Yogx. June Is-The stock market
was dull but generally strong to-day, sub
ject 10 spurts of activity in spots with some
hammering by the traders There was no
news OF q character to have much effect
upon values. but there was general senfi-
ment in favor of better figures and dis
position 10 bay 10 limited extent. while
ON the other hand the tariff promulgated
BIZ the Iowa commission was found upon
further examination not 10 be as favorable
as at first supposed. There were further
engagements of gold for export. The
final changes are generally in the direction
Of higher prices. bur they are confined TO
small fractions except in the case of His
souri, Pacific. which advanced per cent.
Government bonds were duh but Arm.
VISIBLE GRAIN srprLy.
NEW YORK. June is--The visible supply
81 grain on last Saturday was: Wheat,
q, 2f6.69S bushels, a decrease OF so, IL
bushels. corn, l2.f4s.5i3 bushels, an in
crease OF f,3gl,4ss bushels; oats, 5.7o7. 0oo
bushels, nm increase OF fs7.dT bushels;
rye, a40.I2s bushels, an increase of q is3
bushels: barley. 24o. 093 bushels, decrease
Of - IT'S bushels.
NEW YORK Markets
hui or
steady.
Coffee. spot fair, Rio nominal, Si5l+;
options, lSd40 points lower, closing barely
steady: sales, 1900 bags; June yl2.45fG
1850, July xI0sassi0.so, August <lo.tal0- 10,
September 81 75tg9.s5.
Sugar-Quiet. firm; Jamaica, 4 Il-16; fair
refinery quoted "A; refined. firm.
Copper-Steady: lake, $3.50.
Lead-Firin; domestic, $i.15.
Tin-Dail: straits, SIS.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YoRK. June Is-Pefroleum spirted
to-day. II opened weak 1T 16ss and the
highest was .6s<. lowest 72,., closing %;
sales 2,5l7 900 barrels.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, June is.-wheat-Easy: cash.
so i5-i6.
Corn-steasiy; cash, 49,. July So
0ats-Easy: cash and 32i4
Barley--Nominal.
Pork-rirm; cash. sI375. July 1880
Lard-steady; cash, $40: July, ssf7ls
CHICAGO CATTLE Markets.
CHICAGO. June s-Cattle-Rcccipts, TO-
600. weak and considerably lower than last
Saturday. beeyes $t.50aj.2b. grasxers s.. GOA
450, stockers and feeders $24ud4. Is. Texans
cattle $5af-2o.
Hogs - Receipts 1900. strong, points
higher, mixed xs.50a-5To, heavy so.6itd5s0,
light $,iAa,o.6a.
sheep-keccipts 1000. slow and steady.
mutfons S.2ata,o, western feeders sS.3e.
Texans s12.sai