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Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Issporisnt to Tcschers and Educ.
tors.

Mr.. Strauss, the Superintendent OF Pub.
lie instruction, has made the following
arrangements with the railroads and stage
liveries in the Territory for teachers and
those connected with the cause of educa.
ton TO attend the meeting Of the National
Educational Association In San Francisco
July 1920. The Arizona & New Mexico
Railway Co., from Clifton to Lordsbure,
the New Mexico 4 Arizona Railroad Co.,
from Nogales to Benson, the Maricopa Il
Phoenix Railroad, and the Prescott Il
Arizona Central Railway Co., will charge
nne fare for the round trip over their
lines. Tho Texas & California Stage Co,
between Florence and Casa Grande, and
the Norton stage line, between Wilcox
and Grant, will pass all teachers free; all
other stage lines in Graham county, half
fare. The Southern Pacific and the At
lantic & Pacific are to issue one rate
tickets for the round trip. The inforrna-
ton regarding when and at what stations
tickets will be for sale will be furnished Il,
due time. With these liberal provisions
1t is hoped that Arizona will make a
creditable representation at the meeting.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
A Trip to Lost Isasin.

Last Friday, the editor in company
with William Richards started on a trip
TO Lost Basin and the Golden Gate mill
Mt Cans Springs near the Colorado river.
The ranch OF F. +. Drawn was reached
in time for lunch. Mr., Brawn has this
year bnilt neat good sized four-room
dwelling house and added many other
improvements. Mr. and Mrs. X. Z.
Brawn, the father and mother Of Frank,
who arrived in Arizona in March last,
don't know yet whether they like the
country or not. The ranch oftie Thomp-
son Bros. was the next stopping place and
there the night was spent. They are
comfortably situated and have plenty of
water, good buildings, corrals aud a
garden, and seem TO enjoy ranch life.
The next stop was made at the. Ok.
Mining .Company's we'll boring outfit in
Wallapai valley, where we We're taken in
charge by Major Charles Long, who ex-
tended the hospitality OF the camp TO us.
Mr. Long has had considerable trouble
In getting his well-boring outfit in posi-
ton and in obtaining the necessary tools.
Mr.. Dobble, the foreman OF the outfit.
had returned the day before, from a trip
to San Bernardino after certain boring
tools, the work Of boring was going on
and the well was down about fifteen feet.
When things get to going in good shape
they expect to go down at the rate Of
forty feet day. Major Long has great
hopes Of striking water within eight hum
dred feet. He certainly deserves great
credit for his pluck and energy in under
taking to solve the problem as to whether
or no water can be found in that valley.
Ii water can be found in quantities at any
reasonable depth it will open a new era
of prosperity for Mohave county. Ii. W.
Hitchcock and Jas. Garter are at work on
the well. The location Of the well is in
the wash short distance below the
Gold Basin and Grass Springs quartz
road.
After a four hours drive down the Wal
lapai wash the mill Of the Golden Gate
Mining Co. was reached, and the solitary
xatchnaR, j. D. Brobant, gladly vel
coined us.
The spring at this place IL the largest
in that portion OF the county. The water
is slightly salt to the taste. A number OF
cottonwood and fig trees give the place a
delightful shade. The mill, very COM
plets one, 10 idle as we'll as the mine,
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23

cabin, which stood within a few feet o
the HUBS dwelling. The cabin wa,
frame ard is badly scorched on the east
side.
Duringthe fire the county Jail was on
lire at three different times. The wind
carried Ghe cinders in that direction.
The work Of Sheriff Steen saved the jail.
James w. Michael saved portion Of
his household effects. Loss, one hun
dred and Twenty-Five dollars.
Mrs. L. II. Herzog lost portion Of her
bedding and clothing.
Wing Wo and Lum Lee, the Chinese
iaundrymen, los. everything they bad.
Chas. Clinton lost all his wearing ap.
parel but the clothes on his back.
The editor was absent during the fire,
returning the next day, and in conse-
quance many events may not be noticed
and some inaccuracies occur in the re-
port Of the disaster.
&c. Potts moved out his furniture to
a ssie distance.
The buildings in the rear Of w. III.
Taggart d Co.'S stcr1 were on fire several
times but was promptly put out.
Harlow Thompson saved the greater
portion OF his household effects, but lost
abont seventy-iiye dollars.
1. w. Logan's household goods were
'or the most part saved. Loss, seventy
i've dollars.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Notice Of Meeting or the Board Of
Equalization.

OFFICE or THE
CLERK or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF MoHAyE CousrY. +
KiSGaAS, June 18th, 1888.
Under and In accordance with Sections
1858 and 2654, Revised Statutes OF .Ari.
zona, notice Is hereby given that Henry
Z. Ewing, County Assessor, has this day
filed In my Office the Assessment Roll,
list books, ETC., for the present year, and
.hat the same are now open to public
inspection. 800
Also that the Board OF Supervisors win
meet at the Court House on Monday.
July 2nd, 1888, at 2 o'clock D. M, and
remain in session from day TO day until
the business OF equalization presented to
them Is disposed Of.
=, JAMES j. HYDE,
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors and ex-
officio Clerk of Board Of Equalization.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
For sale. A l0xl5 old stvle g..
used but very little. VIII be sold 49,.
for cash. Address this Office
Notice or Forfeiture.
To Cur W. McG16.

70 Guy w. McGI6.
fou are hereby notified thai I hs.
pended one hundred dollars in labor ~ y;
claim, situated IN the Lost Ras;n 49,, ..,
District, Mohave county, Arizona Ts,sss..su
and duly recorded In Book I. paoes IN ~.
lO2, Mohave county Mining Records ~
order to hold said premises under ia ~. =
Wis ons OF Section 2324, Revised Ntss.sips psos =.
the United States, being the am.s.rs q
December 3Ist, 1887.
And yon arc fnrthcr notified that ths -.
portion Of said expenditure due fnmr - -
IN @l2.50, lawful money OF the Ur,ftnS ~. ~.
and i within 30 days after the pubiicss;s
OF this notice you fail or refuse 81 c,,.s.<
bnte your proportion Of such exnnSis.rs
as co-owner, your interest In said cisim ~
become the property of the undsrui~."5
under said section 1924.
Pattsrson's Well, Arizona, June 70. ~
&.i3 Gas. Lcso. :
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Personal.

Mr.. n. II. frohlichstein, af Mobile, Ala.
writes: / take great pleasure in recon-
mending DIR. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, having psed 1t for a sever,
attack Of bronchitis and Catarrh. II CAV,
mo instant relief and eatirely cured me
and l have not been Afflicted since. ais.
beg to state that had tried other remedie,
with no good result. Have also used EIec
trio Bitters and DIR. Kings New Life Pills
both Of which can recommend.
DR.. Kings Now Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds ia sold on a uosiiiys
guarantee. Trial bottles tree al II. ii
Matkins' Drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Change Of Fir.a, /.

Notice is hereby given that ON the Iah
day OF juno Duck Wo Il COMPANY M
chassd tbs restaurant, fixtures and bniId.
ing OF the Hop Sing Company, at Needles.
California, and they will continue tbs busi.
ness In the same place and town aforesaid
Duck Wo d Co.
Needles, CAL, June 18th, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Meeting Of sf0ekmen or DlOhays
County.

We, the undersigned stock owners ol
Mohaye county, invite all the cattlemen
who have ranges In said county TO meet
us in Hackberry, Mohaye county, Ari.
zona Territory, on Saturday, July 7th,
1888, at one o'clock p. M, TO take such
action as is deemed expedicnt to form a
Stockmen's Association. All owners Of
stock ranges in this county are cordially
invited 10 attend and discuss this impor.
tant matter.
SAM'L CRozIsE,
SHIpP BRos.,
j. III. JOHNSON,
n. b. THOMPSON.
j.. ELLiBEg,
E.J. GoDxAs,
FRED NORMAN,
CHAs. CoHRs,
T. w. LoeaN,
WM. KosHLAND,
Ggo. BosgLiI,
q. w. BggcgER,
4. II. BRAwS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. June l-Cotton steady. Middns mn l0ec.
Flour steav quiet Howard Street and Western supernns
IS Cv Mills 81 81 az 49, Extra DO So $50 65
do Rio Brands "a 03 10 Patapsco Family s. 80 DO SUI
perative Patent Whsst.southsrn guieS Fstx 94S
Red spot ole bid 10 for June 9l992c do for July
9Jsa90s.c Tor August 00iaq9o'sc. Corn-southern
easier. dull White 8316ic Yellow 61062c. Western
frmer Mixed June 6Ol9c bid July 6l06l4c; August
6l ia 81 sc. oats firm Southern at 42G44c; western
White 4a045c. Western Mixed at 400i0l. Pennsyl-
arm; Prime Choice Western SIS 60@sls o. Provisions
active and firm Mess Pork sl5 90 Bulkmeats Shoulders
ami Clear Rib Sides packed 7k0S24c. BaconShoulders
n. lSbc Clear Rib Sides Ole Hams l28Sl3c. Lard
renned &c Butter lower Western packed 40 100
Creamery i7Sl9c. Eggs steady at l51916c Petroleum
ordinary fair 1870 l62c sugar steady A. soft go
Copper quiet WhisKey steady at 81 ga
26. Liverpool per steamer dul-Cotton 81
Flour per ton S. Cd Grain 1sd Recepts-flour dsa6
bbls Wheat q 200 bush. Corn 1000 BUSH oats 1000
bush. shrmenis-Flour 447 bbIs. sales-wheat 100000
Corn 80 700 bush.
BUFFALO June l.-wheat-Nc ! Hard dull, weak and
lower offered at &c over Chicago July No Northern At
10 over Winter Wheat dull No. Red 930934c No l
White Michigan 81 90 asked Corn unsettled No 5. 5se0
zoe No Yellow 69o 059'.o; No. Yellow Gle. Oats
opened weak and lower closed higher; No White 4.9
rye nominal Flour good demand at full prices Best
Patent Spring s5 500$5 los Best Winter 81 s50s5 25.
mlfeed weak Winter Bran $40 00016 25 Spring do
alb OJ0Sl5 25. Cornmeal firm Oatmeal firm. Canal
rreghts were hrm Wheat 3l2c; Corn 80; Oats 2hc.
Reeeipts-Flour 81 900 bbs. Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn
DIS 900 bush. Oats $4,000 bush Shipments by Rail-
Flour 90 600 bbls Wheat 1000 bush Corn $1,000 bush
CHICAGO June 1.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
LITTLE DONE IN THE WAY OF SELLING.

The speculation in stocks to-day was dull The
recorded transactions, including those occasioned
by matched orders, amounted only to 146144
shares II there was any feature developed, it
was disposition on the part of the large bears
to manipulate the market so as to be able
to make purchases OF the general
list at about current figures The effort to pur-
chase was apparent the result is doubtful, because
the selling in blocks and the buying was
scattered. In the early dealings everything was
depressed although the loan market developed
larger borrowing demand for all Of the active
stocks ST. Paul was opened off 1-2 per cent at
CO ga and sold down to 65 So; 1t closed at
&C 3S or 1-8 higher than last evening. Phila-
delphia and Reading was opened at SO 1-4-3-S
lower than yesterdays last price-and that was
the lowest of the day 1t sold up to 60 IA and
closed at 60. 1t was not till after o'clock
that the important recoveries were made in any
stock; before that the fluctuations from the early
declines were small and insignificant The stocks
Specially used as hammers TO enable buying OF
other stocks were New. York aud New-England
and Union Pacific. The same speculative in
terest which yesterday ordered a strike by the
Union Pacific engineers to-day postponed 1ndelI-
nitely the consideration of the Union Pacific
Funding bill in Congress, and materially increased
the short interest in the stock by pushing sales
of it at from "a (54 3-8 last evening" down to
SO 3-S; the stock closed at So So despite the
efforts to have it close under So 1-2. While the
importance of definite settlement between the
Government and the company is not to be ignored,
the merits of the Union Pacific stock lay in its
earning capacity; the earnings of the company
for this year have been at a rate which promises
over per cent on the stock for the whole year
under existing Government requirements. The
stock sold to-day not sold for Boston account
as was alleged, but by the =" bear interest, which
was trying to cover in the general market. This
fact, if the stock Is not repurchased tomorrow
will be developed in Mondays loan market The
Gould properties devel oped more than ordinary
strength, and Missouri closed at 20 So against
20 IA yesterday. The whole market is heavily
oversold; the large demand for borrowing stocks
developed that fact, and such strength as the
market exhibits Is due entirely to the situation
and is not because of any active resistance to
bear operations by any cliques or combina-
lions. All the manipulation is on the :" bear
side. And yet the market closed strong.
THE DAY In THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull; over 81 900, 900
to-day were offered to the Treasury, but at prices
above the market and none were accepted. The
nominal quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrAr1rprs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Tho cash wheat market rallied 14a12 cent yesterday
and the current figures still to invite export pur-
ohases 112 900 bushels being taken by shippers The
cash corn market also firm with $4,000 bushels sold
to exporters The wheat speculation, while fairly active
continued unsettled and Irregular although there were in
dcaons OF the decline over for
the present The crop weather reports less favor
yesterday and the showing OF the light stocks or
wheat In Liverpool q bullish influence. Tho result
was an opening 14a12 above Thursdays Close bat
in spite OF higher market In Chicago and rumors OF
bull combination break 7-5d1 is cent followed Then
tho covering shorts anxious the bulish sentiment
at the West effected recovery, and the close frm
with the nearly months 14G3S lower, but August Sep
tember and December 1-4d3S cent higher. The corn
speculation sustained by the absence OF deliveries and
expectations Of lighter receipts An early fall OF 1SG1
cent was followed by recovery OF 1al 3S cents and, al
though the full advance not retained the net gains
were 5-s for Juno 1sG1 IA for July and August, and
12 for September oats were featureles but In SYM
pathy with corn tho options sa3s cent better There
sales Of $50 erces OF lard for export and the options
closed at advance OF 7G0 points
The final quotations were as follows:
wheat-June 81 1-S July %, August 90 3D. September
80 L. December 95 7-s cent?
Com-June CO IA. July 90 49, August CO L. septem-
Der CO Ia cents
oats-June SO Is. July 80 5-s August 81 49, scptem.
Der 33 3S cents
Lard-June es 60 July IS Co. August IS o5 September
ss o. October IS 67.
receipts Of and grain reported yesterday New
York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as follows
Susseis total gan bushels four A. s pack
ages At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis the arrivals
were: Wheat 124,077 bushels corn, 5977 25 bushels
$50 CAS- bushels total grain 1S7245o bushels flour.
f3 34S barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL June Ia pm.-Cotton-The sales OF tho day
included 400 bales American. Futures closed quiet
Upands Low Mddng clause une delivery 26.64d sellers
June July delivery 25-0id sellers and
delivery 25e4d buyers August and September delivery
october delivery,
sellers october ana November delivery lO64d buyers
November and December deverv s64d.
and January delivery. S64d buyers September delivery
2464d buyers
GALVESTON. June l.-Cott,n-Quet. Mdding e7.l6; Low
Middling. .; Good Ordinary ~, get and receipts
SO bales: sales IS bales; stock. 5,l74 bales
Weekly-Net and gross receipts 1888 bales; exports
coastwise l,765 balesi sales 1873 bales
NORFOLK. June l. Cotton - Steady Middlng' 0,li
receipts 3o6 bales exports coastwis 2j
bales; sales, 1879 bales; stock 1888 bales.
WeeEiy-Net ami gross receipts 1890 bales exports
coastwise. 1907 bales; sales. llB5 bales
SAVANNAH June 1.-Cotton-Quet Middling Oh; Low
Midding 90; Good Ordinary. So; net and gross
reesIpts 400 bales sales II bales stock bales
Weekiy-Net and gross recsipts 1898 bales; exports
coastwise. 4, IA bales; sales. o0s bales
Nyy.oRiKASs June l. - cotton-Qutot Niddlinr Ga;
Lew MiddIins. o. Good Ordinary ga net receipts 1854
baIes gross receipts o3V bales eports coastwe 3023
bales sales. 1000 stock II s, 694 bales
exports Britain. 7465 balesi Continent.
~ coastwiss, {, O04 baesi sales 1900.
Cnrrecop Exports coastwise May 20 shoud have been
ba4 balesi May 80. 2<57 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

storage in 2ost elevator ssoesac DO reguia. IN 99sh
elevator 83s1c offered export elevator at $780, No. \
Mixed for June s2s053l1ci DO for July SSy9s 2Si q
Ss &c 10 S s S9 oo
was Light futures nrn Uneradsd White q xySc!
at 4s.e: do on track At lssci No. White tor JAM
% for spy os % W. ss
81 709sl so DO Champions 81 eosl 20 Pen rrg
vanis amt Nsw.Yorx Easy Rose sa''os M soe
40 DO p Sarbsas. and % White stars as
do do do Burbanks FAIR Good 65Q85c heeons cnoloe
az SOC do Fair 10 Good 40950c Mammoth Pearl Cneic
PRIME per Dol, sss SSsss 30 Florida ne. psi.iSs.
p.s 3d. 2S asssl ~ Pro,on. %sro .sSy
Beet ciy Family bb g sgSss 90; Do 40 Pacs s:.s
sli 50: do Family SIG Ssi7 So Hams smoked per h9
l3c; do cured 10 srcss l00 % sies Clear Ribbed
IN salt shsoc. Sides Clear Ribbed smoked gsoloc
Do s%sfed a4S7's 'As saeaidsrs e,esis 7SS
7ac DO do smoked. eia09c. Bellies In pickle ~sSS
go do Breakfast Bacon at loc LARD nrm , Wv
IS 1905 So Butter wssH~Penn:siysns Creamery Ez,.s
Y. Creamery Extra At isc Wtstern Factory l4SIoc:
Packing butter ~ el6c Eggs wore quiet Psnnsysvsn
demand fair; New York Fun Cream s1s*os Ohie
Refined arm. Powdered Liz 0ranuiatsd 1870 Feed
70 As 'ls SS 20
bols Corn 1000 bush. oats 700 Dush. shpmene-
Wheat 4s0O bush Corn 1900 bush. Oats 10000 onsn
ToLEDo June l-wheat active. easier cash ge,sct
June gotc July S9he August s9c september esscs
s2 Sorn quiet cash 90 e oafs ~ co
Receipts-Wheat 900 BUSH 1000 BUSH oats l00e
BUSH shipments-Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 3a,0oV pusn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. June 1880 D m.-Beef-In poor demand
Pork-In poor demand, Hams-In fair demand Bacon-In
poor demand shsrt RIBS dull at 3s I'd; short dull
40s Chee,e In fair demand. American finest White
Colored dull at 45s Taow-In poor demand Rosin-
In demand Spirits OF Turpentno - In fair demand
and firm at 3la 3D. Lard-Spot and iutures-In de-
mand prime Western spot. May. June aud July, dull at
42s Whest-In poor demand No. 2 Winter dull at
SLID; spring dull at g. 3d- Flour-In3poor demand
Corn-spot ana futnres-In demand Mixed Western
spot As Id. do June dull A. esd; do. July
dull Is l0d; do August dull at Is l02d. Hops Lon.
don -New.York State-In psor demand.
Linseed oil, lSA I'd per cwt.
ANTWERP June 1.-wicox's lard closed at OF francs
per loo kilos
Petroeum-Fine pale rAmerican. 10 francs 90 confines
paid and lG francs 81 L centimes sellers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

~, ~ iLDlNG MATERIALS-Taken altogether. there Is
lions. T9 $500 IVY W N"' Nv f'N'~ sN~
CChhrISoRY-Stoody, but unchanged in price.
a, OVrbEE-for Brazil growths the market was 0rm, on
oEsls OF 10 12c for fair Rio spot Invoices Sales
h pags No 16 Lee, and lot (rumoredl Of 1000
oass ABOUT fair az 10 14c $50 bags No z 10 l2c TO
airFye 500 bags No. 8, about No. g. at IL Lee; 800
, pHss NO at lac and $50 bags No. Santes loo to ar
Inc milder styles also firm Sales 292 bags
h1ge, Is $50, C, l. $50 bags Maricabo In option
uing tne movement fair, the sales reaching 800
oaRs while with hmer advces abroad, the closing
hBules represented ndNancn oO6o5 noints
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Union stock Yards. June line Drorsrs
Jomrnat reports Cdte-ReceDts 5000 head; shipments
5000 head Market strong. Beeves 81 0O0si 80 Cows
Mixed 81 95G3 60 Stockers and Feeders ~ o0
81 10 Texas Cattle ST. 9UU4 90.
Hogs-Receipts 10 900 heal shipments 1000 head market
steady Mixed SIS 2515 as: HEAVY SIS 359$5 So; Light
IS goa 50 40, Pigs and Culls ST 0eQ$5 05.
heep-Recepts 5000 head shipments none Market weak
lower Natives shorn So 1915 90 Texans 81 IL AGA TO-
Heavy Westerns Shorn 81 rs.
ST LOUIS June L. CaLtL>-Receipts 600 head ship.
ments 1000 head active and 10c per cwt higher
than yesterday. - ooo ,,.
steady Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 81 40G0 90
Packing Medium to Prime. 50 250$5 40. Light grades
Ordinary 70 Best SIS 1905 49, -
Shsepeoeipts 1900 head: shipments lOOe head Mar
ke, lrn- Fair TO Choice SO 1904 go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The petroleum market yesterday suffered from llquida
ton Of the long interest with the result Of carrying
prices down cents further than the sudden drop OF
Thursday The total volume Of business done not
extremely large-less than 100000 barrels changing
hands a, the Consolidated Exchange and less than
leo OG0 barrels making up the record at the STOCK
Exchange There have been many days when the specu
attye feeling has been high which scored
far larger transactions The activity by FITS and
starts 1t the less destructive TO yaue"
The opening weak, and rush TO sell swept prices
to 10 IL cents with little check Here covering Of
shorts steaded quotations. and rally 10 above so cents
followed. The selling fever renewed later ana
prices fell below 70 cents, vigorous drive near the emo
breaking the market under rs cents The usual NUMBER
OF conflicting explanations Of the break and panicKy
conduit OF trade giveD but they afforded no
consolation to holders who had been slaughtered on
stop orders7 The field news from Washington did
not justify the decDeon the contrary the reports were
bulllsh, tho new Fcrgus well No. flowing only IL
barrels hour, and another somewhat advanced wen
being reported be in distinctly inferior producing
sand Rumors OF a new well that threatened TO open
new territory current; these are usually bred IN
times Of excitement and panIc but careful canvass OF
the eaing members OF the trade failed 20 lind cohhrm@
tory dispatches to them the West At least
none was willing give up such information II 1t was
possessed The opening Of a field, distinct from
a new pool is o possibility always menacing mining
industry like oil, and would modify the general features
Of the situation decidedly All the chances however,
against such q ulhcONcIJ, ~ iai ~ N"' NP''"
wenformed producers CO. and outside OF such deVe'
oumeDt the field and commercial situation warrant no
such values as now rule II the break has been simply
caused by the Of holders substantial recovery
may be looked for, q the decline runs somewhat
further and lasts longer than another day. The ogahi-
satan NJ the producers has weakened and tho re-
fined market present reasons for depression
There is general expectation that the decline must run
three days course which would postpone rally until
next week, but there was some appearance al inc emu
that tie selling furore was not entirely legitimate The
market closed at the lowest points, and must be called
weak.
The range OF prices and tho total dealings were as
follows:
Exchange. Consolidated
OPENING.
rTt
9ooo
Refined Oil reduced Is cent per gallon In sympathy
with the break in crude IA cents per gallon. Abel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

bales East India, and 81 bales Persia private terms
TALLOW-Stronger and In fair demand. Prime City
quoted Lice Sales 10000 70, 4 Lice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

OOfTON-Prices for spot cotton not changed, and
me movement was moderate tho sales reaching 5i bales
Excerpts Of 227s bales comparing with 1897 bales this
nay last week and S11 bales for the corresponding day
iss year Since September (the beginning Of the crop
!a inc receipts have aggregated $780, S26 bales com
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
Copartnersbip Notices.
Rooms an0 flats Go Eet.


INTFTH-AVE., N. f. Cor. 2Sth-st-Elegant large or,
J. medium apartment full southern exposure steam
heat and elevator Shown to s. Janitor, East 2sth-s
II OR RENT.-Desk room In a pleasant Office. No. q
l. Dey-st, Room s.