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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, June Il. 1850.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


To-day's stock market was exceedingly dull
and offers little opportunity for comment bevoud
the figures given in our general list The Chicago
bureau Of directors and mBy-be'S7 seemed 70
have taken q partial holiday: at oil events there
was a good deal less than usual Of tears and wall.
ing from that speculative centre 70 add 70 the
discomforts Of an atmospheric humidity SO the
bear" news agency, to help its cause along. had
time TO seek ~ and obtain an interview with
5. V. White Oh a paragraph In The Tribune re-
lating TO the selling OF Union Pacific yesterday.
Mr. White exhibited his usual ability in the use
Of adjectves all Of which. however. has no refer
ence to the axiom that buyin: AZ the top and
selling at the bottom Of every HuctuatiOn Is not
attractive TO following. We should hesitate 70
say that Mr. White always does this. We do not
believe he does.
Az TO the Union Pacific stock 1t has become
very fashionable 10 sell 1t for the short &C
count To-day's stock loan market developed @
large borrowing demand for it.. Yesterday de-
preston in the price was pushed further BE- sales
as low as 10 Save dare not intimate by whom
but the offerings were absorbed and the stock
closed at 81 IA, the same last evening. he
late compromise arrived at in the OREGON cleo
lions in the provision permitting the extension Of
competing lines is probably more valuable u the
Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Lime than
would not seem good time 10 sell
those stocks short" at least Till the benefits
10 accrue from the arrangements were better
comprehended. This morning brokers with foreign
connections were employed 10 sell the stock, and
they did at less than the equivalent OF Londons
concurrent prices. The coal stocks were ham-
mered only 10 recover quickly, but the two
Delawares closed lower than last evening, aud
Philadelphia and Reading was unchanged. All
the grangers made final gains.
The Trust stocks were about equally active,
hut il was Sugar that recorded an advance OF
| SIS per cent at ia l-s ex dividend Of l-2
Der cent, after selling up 70 ia l-2. Cotton OIL
was active, but made no final gain; IL sold nt
IS 5-Saj9 l-2 and 81 10. National Lead nuct-
uated between 80 and 80 3-e, and closed at the
top figure. 49,,
effect on prices II did upon the rates for money.
or course. IL is impossible 10 tell how long the
Bank OF France will continue to purchase gold
In this market. When It's purchases become
excessive df they ever do, the automatic action
OF the money market-say 10 4a5 per cent-will
quickly check the outgo In the meantime there
Is satisfaction In having learned that our financial
situation Is SO sound that the export OF nearly
$40 200. 900 gold during the last four weeks
has not strained t-has scarcely affected the rate
for loans.
The stock market closed firm.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were quiet and firm at GAO
tntiOny IN follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and othrr desirabls
SECURITIES
FOR
ISYESTORS
HARVEY FISK * SONS
Bankers rs Nassau.sL. Sew-York
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF THE NEw.YORK DEALINGa.
The speculative wheat market yesterday Wa moro %
Iess unsettled owing the manipulation % the July and
December options by lOca. LOusr which controlled ~"
situation Tho buying Of the July delivery source Of
strength Ia that option. aud the selling " ITc"m"f,
which vas most marked toward ths co~ tuIuua'ri IN
decline Of 1894 cent The trading fpr foreign account
selling beg the feature ihs Ia TIL day which ~
sfted q weakening Influence. Tho Noun" u hu'in".'
bushels being dealt Ia the larger part Of which c"n
rnc1 70 II" July. August and D"eomDei de,rIi",. N
served " stimulate the market ia the early dealings
aud the olenng sale, Of July wei" ~ IS sh'anr- OF
days 1GA dsrtes spbSqusnay there further gain u
II cent after which Dec"mI"r wa. hammered down to
cline 10 sS6s. Toward the clos however, De later
rallied shout 50 cent Increased buying ~hi. D-csml~r
on the cutt July closed ~ - and December
SO 81 cents Tho nns quotations Of option. were tol.
tsmlar SO 50 october - 80 DscrI.Dcr 81 ) 81 aud
May 81 II cents The spot wheat market WI. NEGLECTED.
Svy hut no sale. Wsrs recorded etsr for de
or bone trades.
business recorded and at tine price. showed slight
advances but the nna figures about IL cent lower
Hs options % fGHG b::,sm, 5s AID de l
cents Cash corn was fairly acuye sud strong. and ia
zoe sass ~s. 1s.n for Hs gs s asSSH part "
"A OCT. % he spo, Were nr ana taTy ,''vs while op
Ing to . isitly active 6u:in%s.s me closing quSiso1s
were June. % o. Jgly % -; Ausnst % i2 Septen.
S ,rss 70 t t% % S s Al.
ne PPtens closing follows; July o. so; August 20 10
New York f6IlSdepSa Raltimoro and Ho.fsn wsro a.
follows: Wheat 81 $50 bushels; corn. lsl 25s bushels
e S Al sH sd 4 oas Ss
1873 c bushels; total grain. +o7 1902 bushels" nour $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

s,,rNopg June 81. Cotton dnll, Mldlllns at II so
Fiopr gmet steady Howard street and Western SuPernne
90 10 400, Extra So 10 al 90 Family DO - ID d.
ci,y Mil, Rio Brands EItrH - I5qt9OI Winter Wheat
Patent - SO as IS spring do d0sS 80 - 90 90 no.
Il so 90: DO 81 10 aiO0 Wheat-S9nthern seahy
si so Ws.ierp GrnI No 2 Winter Red spot nj ~ &c;
Juy ri sIac August sOInslc corp-sonthern stcadyi
White At Isaljc Yellow at 81 S42c. Wetiern hrmi
Mixed apo, 4silhe June ilTts ~; w snT - sste
DO Mixed 20 aSOo Graded No White az IS go soathrrn
and Pennsyvanla 3Ua3ic. rye lower al - ooe my
steady Prime Choice Timothy AZ bI o9at oV. -
visions quleti Mess Pork at 1872 Bulk Msals pos'
BSoOn~shoSider, Clear RIB shs. 10 , Hans LAM
iInttCr quiet! Western Packed lOel2c; Best non o1
Creamery lG6lsc Eggs steady AZ IL Ioc. rer r
trm hennod at $500 Cones nGmh ar n 40 az coppsr
arm Rennsd lie whi,ssy steady Msi 10 rTrse .s
Liverpool per steamer, quct; Cotton zoc p,r,
ton, In sacks l3s Ga Grain. per Oush E%hi ~
orders 81 MI 63s I'd Recopts-Flour AOOo Dpls
$4,000 bush oats 1000 bush Shipments-Four 'ooo
Dbls. Salrs-Corn $4,000 bush
BurAo Ju3e Frad ss, dn o pnt n Nsv
No Northern oIc Old no Northern 97c No Northern
SIC No Northern at 73c. Winter grades scarce ana
no Red 9a0oc! No Red a, 7ss; Extra o5 30 o
Red at SIC In 'tsre 20 White Mrh'gaa We yl,s S9
3sc No Eat sec 10 10 store At 80 VIC osn unss..eu
No whit. 81 = al &c No. white 3Of3Otci no
Mixed 26027c IN store Ryedu aSc asked on tack onr
steady Mlifeet steady and unchanged Cana rsSnS un
sSc Receipts : Flour So BOO Ibls Whoa, $4,000 bush.
Corn 1875 900 bush. Oats 100 900 bush Canal shpmenu
Wheat 81 900 bush Corn 10000 bush oats g3oOO pnnL
RYE $500 bush Shipments by Rail-Flour ZLV0O pols
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn I35. 900 bush Oats O3Ooo ps
CHICAGO June 2l-1o leading futures ranged "a toIow'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Of the time somewhat Thurslsys Close
the price ut the wIndup better. There enough
bull advance tho price, but enough bul prc
lators TO maintain the advance. Cables strong
elearanecs liberal, aud th"r" Ogain rain almost
everywhere the South. The Nofthwe was
favorable there having been pUfusc rains but injury
insects was rtpoftd from Indiana. There consider
able sslr of December through ZOrR which credited
10 s. Y. White %. July wheat opened II 757s u 7s
aud 7SS TO 1884, and closed at II TO 1e. The stock %
the week 10 100000 bushels Corn clossl iuse where It
did Thursdsy July ut ~. TO B's There were larc
charters 800 900 bushe break Of cent IN lake reight4
encouraging shipmentL Shorts IN provisions were Ia the
lust hour surprised by the almost total from
the pit q all sellers 1t 10 surnhsed That some big
trader nsdates engineering Temporary bdN1ncr July
pork closed at ell 72h % cents over Thurstsy; lard
closed cents over short ribs 10 cents Hogs
cents higher az the yards. On the curb July Whrat
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE; T.; s M2jl Steamships
and every fourth Wedres nCrcAttr
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Iicr A. North Rive. foot VI LrIUyst
Ethiopia unr -, iurneS-a July d, IL q.
Anrh6rIa ..June 20, a. M ney nIa July ~. g.
liatrs OF passage b. o,
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL:
Cabin, ESQ AMI COO >s'Urd class, e8h StSI age s"0
TfsyeerJ Circular tIs OF Credit sd Drafts for any
amount issued ut lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. bowling Green n. r.
NHARLESTON, S. c., the South & Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier 20, l.. IL. foot ROoscvelt.st) AZ p N.
SEMINOLE Charleston and jacksonville TUBS. June Is
CHEROKEE Charleston and Jack Onyllc. Ffl jun %
YEMASSEE, Charleston and Jacksonville. Tues july .
All steamer have nrstelass passenger accOmmodatonA
Insurance under open policy effected al onenl Of pep
cont WIN J.. CLYDE CO., Gen. Agents.
+. @. EsER C. T. A. '0T LINZ. sis
n ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.
ohGH sot ETTH4fa T9 NEo HNS BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Ems. ,sas' June ~ p m. Lain. We'd. July 8, o. m
Traye We'd, June 49, D. m. Elbc Sat July g. ii m.
s.I Sssis tx S:sS .ss:.a!.s
' iss ''' SfIsGs 49, H. sAs'i ss sss ss:. low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

The Treasury purchased 81 800 per cents At
] 90, and So. 500 lie per cents al l 06 rs.
The business In State issues was covered by
sales Of Tennessee settlement IS at 70 3.4a77. Or
city bank stocks, Central National sold (25) ut
lac. Fourth National at l67al So, and Shoe and
Leather 1861 ut l54.
The general bond markets business was wei
developed and prices ruled firm without special
mortgage bonds OF tue Chicago, Milwaukee and
g. Paul Railway, Kuhn. Loeb a. Co. and Spcyer
q Go. have purchased 100000. The rate OF
interest 10 per cent. This issue of $4,000, 900
mas nothing 70 do with the proposed refunding
sshema but ID for the purpose Of funding the
nosung debt ETC., and kaves e1I4, 100000 for
sefunang and other purposes. The sale Of %, 000,-
ooo per cents probably Axes I per can't ss the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
Raiircaus.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
f Ta sEfkDA HHn6 SSAdbHF 81 AAHnEslo
INTERLOCkING SWITCH AND BLOCK eI0NAE
SYSTEM,
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS EOR HE WEsST.
.'a's ra. ss.$: :'i Il ss..s. rn..
sv.ly 3, Pullman ,Ys.teuls slssDins: Dining. ssa
Gss. ~ sas p .ss 49,
sssS. rs Il Ss
ssuf$.y AIs,s: and TSsi Film, v..,,,r,.
ss,Ss 4: H. $ssS: as' 'issS'
s:5 Nm Rsss. ". xsi as s's;gts!
10 ?sf a .sSS:sJss :: oss, 3; . ss
I.sss ssss1gs
s.s Af psa Ssfi sy
t,!'y s5ssD: "a sraas,y !SS' Bie:s e:s ss1s:
ss i % I'd 90 q I. Al
::s. 5s4: "a Sss s s:.ss:! &
Fol NJ az % e. Tae sSs sl S: S'a md
POINT ss. gIEa "a HSss, :ns
GHs.1 . Nc saa md sS sJs 80. . ;.
Flo: S$ RiG: Sst .: s.sxs'i EASssSs:
D c Asne saers Ea speedy sd .ni Ssss
roE ariisF Il EsEiifsHYs
a DesosSsses and Cort andt Street serss 2. follows
SSSo bling ' 21 V ~iisS = 8
Zoo 20 snS 90 o. ssS
night. Accommodation, IL 10 O. m, 4 40 and 90
p N; sundays Express, 90, o;I5 OY % Limited,
and 10 m. y; 80. = 80; 5. g 80 and 0 D. NJ sIA
Trains leaving New YORK daily except sunday. "a
1 M. and $50 m on Sundays connect :. Trsnsss
for Camden. -
and 700; Il g. 80 20 "a s' nsay
RrOOk otofE ll Ion
brooklyn IS uud:sn:st n169ssn station. Jersey CITY;
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for saA
AS t. PUGH J, R. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'f Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
NETWORK cENT iSb
lIIrDSON RINER RAILROAD

THE GREAr FOUR TRACK TRUNK LINE
THIS E Is 1o 4 @H THE ksSI
ALL -" GkxS $' ti%E5SstksE syAIi@S. aA -.
's' 81 s ssn 4s jHS -
a IL. g. eli. 3" E. Ss
GENITAL y,J Vermont S ip FAMOUS WAGNER vEsrrsuLED
uss 81 .IsiIsE.. a55g
i1sss,. sy.ssa.s. BURIAL Ss:.n y.ii
:s ss.;.s%Ss .i,S ri, s.
Columbus and Cincinnati Eesia' compartment sleeping.
10 80 m. Chicago Express. for N!ssars Fails, To:
ronto Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Detroit and
70. a. E'R so ks.Ksa I'D E2hsa
Va ~Ss
AIss.y a.. snf T nG. Ssa
yS s%rS Sa . AiSsn T. ".ans, a'a" "
pre- .s r S, s,' su s,RS'pS, 11s s.
fS8S ana sa,
& 3nsnsesssn
dagaa Through s.eepIns-sAr Newfofk ~ CaaahaARa~
4s s.P f, at sr, .S s
r S Sn With p,o lore car 'h for s,r.nae
MoGnan points 4nd " syracuse and CanAndaisGA dA1''
N !. Limited .a csT 1yss = Esre'is'
$40 D. m, Fast Night Express for Rochr.ter baIn
TO- Nlssara Falls Toronto. Ce'riand Cnenna NJ IN,
dlanaip,s ~. Louis Detroit and Chicago. Win wagner
slrrpiug cars. Sleeping to Clayton. VIA Utea daily
eNrp; sAturlay CInaudsizua On Suniays only
IL midnight hr Saratoga WhtelaL ann Hutlahi 40
cpIt tun Ith SATURDAY. wagner seepn2-
ear. to Albany Connect, Albany with 9in fnT the Nest
Tickets and spl"" IL draw is vl anu * no,s ay
IL PARK Place Battery Place O. Myst i21shs3 ssooa
tTIi,"u SIS and 3?s Bcitord.ave. /. j.. Brook yn
wrslCotrs ENpte>s calls for ana checAs uasssee i'oA
hotels or residences. o, AGA Al,
sRua daily; others daily except SUNDAY; tS'Sp -
l3s station take up passengers iOE NoFth anu "ee
r.er p,r.rsrIrrD AND No RrH ADAMS SPECIAL,
With elegant Magner DraNng loom cars l~sS's snday
At 3 40 u m. time. Superior, seryieSe;;
~ Sursrintendent Genl passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
I EuIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortianit and Des
brosscs sis tUlloNs:
a M for Slatington aud intc!mCia alto points.
a m rlr GrreVa Lyons. Eimlrn Rochester Puy,lo
and tho West aud pncipil local points Chair car 10
Ivons and pullman car IL Suspension bridge,
III a m for Fim.ra ami Intermediate points Chair
c MauCh CHUNK
D. III Tor Tunkhaunoek and Intermediate points
Chair 70 Tunkhannoek Connection To Reading ami
9Io D. M for Elm!ra ana principal Intermediate ponts
Chair ear 10 L. u. Junction ana Pullman seerer 10
Chicago. .,.
40 D. m for Slancton and Intermediate poIn,s
3 40 D. Tor MaUch Chuua and lnrrnrIilt, uo n,s
Connection - Reading and Harrisburg Chair ear To
Mauch Chunk. ~
p. IN. Tor Geneva Lyons Elmlra Rochester Dura,o
Bridge.
Trains leaving ~ a. M, IL q. m, l D. m. ana $40
D. NJ connect for all points In Mahanoy and Wa,ienn
coal regions. $3.50. -
81 m for Maueh Chunk. Harleton ami intermediate
5:lo p m. for Msuch Chunk and intermediate poln,.
.. N. for Gencya. LyonA Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
And the West Pullman Aeeper TO Lyons and Suspended
General Eastern once 2ss. BroadSay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n Y. c. p

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. \: 7; G. "a,
, III r. w !! &C. as .eio o;w. twenty
i Ta1sSo fI Ssn IHSs q BY: m sissS
Ts1i' IL G Ssn.I GsiES .. 8 IS MIA
81 Tx, x So Sni % kss.'sn 's Y
S'Ssnff ssi's a. H.. asssSs b..sss
Lu; tsssS; STRAY aDss '1sscs s
SSsyy G Ssaff 's.ai ssssa al 30 NJ.
shcis s sS,s al ns s1 s m sppy
Sh,1s. & ast &sssiss sa:ss FfSss "a
sss and YP! sro.dw,y bSss E va
West and ises o. j sSs ven fSo'S %sssSs
for and checks baggage ffSm hoses sn4 Ncasnes~
> esa..a r,...a,s, lssai ] S& sslks%ssA, .n- Es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
rrIE RALWAY.-Ticketo Offices. 4ol. Sl7.

l. 80 Ina n! last Ter isrie. 'rs; He' 81
r%d wssPa ss .ke,. 'S .ns f. sas
NSS SesSns ss,snns , ~
0f. ra.' ps 70 la MINUTES nss e S+.%ns room
CoaSris 70 Buran connect Ut liOrpesvIlle for J'mc
'% % G.y pa 9d and a sa'fpra ss'a; so
ssa l Ea aa, s St SGs'e ss.ss S S%'a
rS Sy TAM S s B ann a S5 5s9t s ssSl E'es
& sSsS b:s4 g. {ss.s 5s %Issp, sssa
:aast Sleeping Coach TO R%ShYs.si. Friys p 5m,.
20 a, s:. Ssy r a m S9iSntS Cor
fy Mraivir YOUNGSTOWN. CInsinna. and Chsasso 'o-.
or9ISS 81 ( ~ J. 10 G 'm a!ss iiSo
sgad,y; siS 1889 n g siS; s a. 10 y 81 u
'us"e mn. So So ass. to7E. .sis; 1;22h
r,: ss5s a as j. 81 S;s@ -?
5ss, , q sS 81 d st5f 50 ST. IL
X? a'G s, 3.G;fo 5:SS ' s.5 oo7t Sfs s
r. T. " IS IS 81
= ss s 50 - Co., g s,s
q e I g 53s, 3 e e e. 4"
o os:S:s a. 81 49, r. IL s
$50 Z ) go p IN. ,o.o,
MLiirtown ond port Jeris, AS, 525 Q. oso D. me-
3:31 30 70. Q. :. \ 80 H.. m
Sunday local ,rlns main line. 4ao, s:io 10 80 a. NJ
r,nn Hs T. ,s TO from West arrive So 7:io M %oS
NORTHERN MOI 7 RAILROAD OF N. ,. DIVISION
Engiewo oi aud Trnany-S:l5 v I, go silS ~
ss s 'S1 e. il's tfS Sss 70 s. ii AZ SUI
Nys e. al i ssiSS So 10 So iSiA
s0,u Send IL oS Ssn'' % pS't asl sns
w. , -, go, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
Railroads..
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fa,; Ehyres> TraIn', Via PHlLhDELfnlA'
H\IIllORE, WASHING ION,

RALT!MoRE rAN AND oii p5H,E kAplEIIETRRiitD'u
H11S 4 tGSE' q ASR f''5ftSiS2s
lf.ye NE%yoGk 100; q I e5 q s Il 0l0"''
E. Ns$$4o,y Etft IA! I'd 20 90 NO. CO + % %
:, m ~ tlIDlrn, sunday, 80 a. m. l:5o. 80 3l5
an ~ .SD a. ho.,er and Wilmington except Sis
3ss: sd 81 PT3 G cd fG' FITS b.iaP 81
5 S'ff' SH f!S% D0', cmAs . scr kr.D,
CENTRAL RAtLRN02App OF 2Er NEW NiJEF
" 'ool II Tins q Ts6Is Of May 20. iSSe ,,
si E' and S%S
Ess9I f sf's Ssia
SuToS57 LSr; S2 'F.SnsaS Allen
f. s. .ss i?SE ,IS se i.5 EssS Is
f. II RSsS5s" ai .s'lsSi Ss.8s!n
c.as ,Sai Ssa Sa A;:'s"s Hs' g.
FOO Red n sSE1i long A'Gqy PARK
I'D F"P rs J. p;a''ss
s.: d not Y 4 Tons 9SrS S"T Gni bs%
e, A "a 'G cEy vusisni and S, HrdSS'" 40
co A 5 S0 80 i = aoT sa5i,ys
. % . IN. ,.r,. roov rorr,
FOR long nRANCH. ASBUEY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE &c.
From Pier ,. n. L.
Atlantic nss%a Ind: HE SsS ncss'i 10 sssp,fS
For EiIcron. Asbury Park. OCEAN Grove ana ro,n'
bury PARK and Ocean Grove 0 50 m. IN -
for lakewood. Toms River AMI BaineSat, %'3o u m.'
Sao .. n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALIiML AZ AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central T. l.. VI New Jcr Is. lELIspha ana Read
Ing L. IT, aid Baltimore and oh!O 1. L. leave foot OF
For r1ilaicpSi, at co. 7A3, $40, $50, u 90
O. III, 80 = 80, 3l5, 4 90 d 90, so, so u 20
D m. SUNDAYS $50, 93O a. H.. / 80. $50. slS,
FOR iiSl tmorc aid washng,9ns daily 40 az 100
Trains leaving ut AS. II 200 a. IN. 80, 800 80.
100 II :OU D. m, have connection for Heading Harris
burg Pottsy,r, &c.
as ga, ,il0, 1923 Broadwy 7S7 0tha,e @04 Wet
iuitor. a. Vs broadway, brooklyn.
Nsw.Yotk Trsnsier Company viii cali for and check
hapv fr hotel Tcaacnco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
THE PETROLEUM MARhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES

Yesterdays crude certificate mnirErt almost sta
tionsry the variation IN values being actually
only IA cent and the transactions barely permitting any
quotations TO be made The trade IL In u state OF com
pct. Indifference. and while the bears cling hopes
. lucky strike in "Eushsr' erritory the ma.
uraliEation OF tho Lima spectre, the bulls hoping
4 r,yvL trading after the producerS reserve oil IL
turned TO the STANDARD OIL Interests. The feature
lea. market had u featureiess ending.
The range OF prices and the otsi dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
W IoilS II, TIE WABASH ROUTE.

= rh, only through Stepping car to 81 Louis wa nisS
~ 49, Nm Work Central Michigan Central and Wabash
va W. lining r,r- for all UNDERSTANDING In -. Louis
49, ,r'niuy Connections In Union Depot. ST.
- - W all mint, West and Southwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

,Tur nook OF oPEN.AIR sPoRTs, octave, 500
/ page. illustrated The standard authority on
IN omen mir amusements Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding. 60 tc To
full oil per copy Published by The TRIBUNE New'fOrk
aud universally eompImentei BY the pest
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rate for the whole issue. Reference ID maue W
orr fun report OF bond sales.
1rbe Sub.Trpasury to-day was ueptor 10 tnd
Cl.nrIpu IIouse Sg5,466. The business Oh 'he
SI Treasnry for the week ended tonight includes
renos nta OF SPOIL g72l3 and payments OF slo,4lS,.
atS leaving the general balance az slsT, Voo,o2o,
soainst 81 90, / So 65 June IA, showing an appar-
ag t asin Of 81 Ti7,bGI. But deductng from the
navments 81 1920, 900 and from the receipts sS"o,.
200 for items which affect only It's account with the
General Treasury its gain rs affecting the banks
!. soI3756l And this result includes the pay
ment of 81 65eT7 for purchased bonds, and the re.
ccipt OF s5,479423 for gold taken from the Assay
Office for export To.days operations covered :
Receipts, s7,673,37s; payments, s3,4iy,lo6; with
balances Of sl75,564,5sO coin and slo'"4l'O4o
currency .,
Despite the withdrawal to-day OF sj,a79,4?3
gold from bank for export, the money market
was abundantly supplied; H. was only II question
of rates The business was principally done az
.nn3 per cent some odd lots loaned rs hlgh
as 4 per cent, but at the close large sums were
offered AT per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges sl33,2ll ,l37; balances, 81.
2l2,0l9.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury ut Washington
received to-day 81 Il, GGj National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were ss32,2s?, and the
internal revenue receipts were S34l ,496.
To-dny's Washington Treasury statement or
cash on In nd and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol.
lows:
Ne, gold on hanasisS asS sas sisss5is2 Dec $500
net on Gsad ,.' 2s2os 27esoas Dec. $4,000
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q. ssh, closet ss ssh; highest ssS

Certificates opened 50 81 elosei Of ssh; hshe'1 ''S
lowest ssh
BRApToKp Penn, June 2lNatonal Trans!t Certincaaes
Clearnnces, l42,0OO bbla 49,
TrrUsyufk Penn June 2l-Nstonai Transit Sertihcates
onene Al sJI highest s3isi lowest S3 III closed So
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OIL MARX ETh

OIL Crrv June 2Natonal Transit Certificates opened al
10000 barrels ctsarancs aosooO barrels charter
sGSes barrels shipmsnt ilsB0s barrels .uns eA22s
earrelk
SIrrauns. June ai-Psxolsun dull Hsasnsi Traaa,
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aluelcal Instruments.

A NUMBER Of slightly used grand, upright
n And uare pianos Of maze which were specially
selected and used by arusts OF tho Metropolitan Opea
IIous9 company during TIC pat opci. season. WIN "
WIN. kNABE co.
have removed 10
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUILDING,
bTIIAyE and 20TIt.ST.
TemnnrntY wnrctoom. In Entrance. Wnst oO'hSt
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New L wINssai TG AND BArr1xonx
VIA CENTRAL r r. OF NEWJERSEY,
PHiLH. AND READING r
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r r
so,,a ains-No Transfers No Extra Faro for Fast Tina
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRA1Na
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central RAILROAD Oh NeWJefsey,
foot Lberty.s., North River.
For Washngt On and Bal tmore 80 o. N. II Q. n
80 2 80, 8I5, D. m I2 night Sundays. 80 . NJ
80 80. 3:i5 y. IL. T. night . ...
D. IN. oo M
Q 80 10. 4, 8. 80, 80 p m IL night sunday
5 80 30 . m 80. 80. slS. g. o 30 p NJ II
Tickets and Paror seats b procured At a. II
as1 AS GA lilo 1923 Broadway, 737 eth-sve, 26&
West l2Sshst. i32 East l25th New YORK Court
New.York Transfer Company viii call for ana cheek
baggage from hotel residence
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DARIS EXPOSITION.

DAKIS UNJUST IO4N.
n y. fSr new ToaH.s Guide Holland. the Rhine and
f.,Is Exposuon Entirely renewed Feet OF powerful
sni modem sieamshiDs. LaSss, editions; lsss, 3
Ent,ertam; loo7 & Amsterdam; 1sS3 81 .. Vecnoam !:
iso9, s. a OLDHAM and Maasdan. First Cabin. go. $50.
ADO Second Cabin a32 Ten days 70 Rotterdam, by
~ yepudam sailing July Is. special rates for London
and PANS Rott rdAm 10 Paris. hours.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's

4 LINES FOR CALIFOkNlA, yAPAN, NHiEN,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MESlSO'
FROM NeWYork, pier foot Of Cana.st NJ IL
Jor SAT Francisco via the Isthmus Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Monday july ]. noon
From San francisco, LIST aud Brannan stS.
For China and Japan.
OF RIO DE- ASEIElD sails MOgIaY. July :, D. m
For fro gh passage and genera Information apply 40
va once pier, foot OF Canal-st N. X.
II. J. BULLAY, Superintendent