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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

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5;pssR s,s sss2 g:ai. f'ia s b safs so
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SIZES S Ss f SS Il 1 as: "a
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,: cYg% Do sEff 10 fpaisSlea s Bqy aa 900
sFs b sso"Isl &c. fSSsS sss sal
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TUBS TUBS 1ry 6 GSSs
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S 81 ssy % %9a sl9s saysSss T
continued @ demand irSg ng 20 whd NIT nO sdeS
c So,2msn 10 Snr s4aS S4c; part skins i.2fts
rs. .Snis s9 So9 ass' RS,% 81 5@S
S sac 's southWssSrrn 10 ID Western 1S s4a14c
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saSs $500 bags cSGtrqga 90 test a. SC ss, e E"r
GOOD Cubes s''sn &c. pS SsS:9sd
igs Gfenaatsd s,, M.Ts - 7so ,S Ok
~ 9gag 90: white Extra 20 Io-Ioa9 iioy
i.Ss7 Lac. -,
sTEARINE9Dun weak and EGnnsl ,,r Cig Mammal JrL
ToBAcCosesdy with the E:gsuSEy g5Safe' aya lS
eYnort demand Sales $50 cases 1887 Wiscohsln
10 i4ailc 900 DO 1887 pennsyiySn!A t2e!'
do Iss7 State Havana 1870 $50 40 snnare" ~
500 bales Havana O7casl 10; $50 do sunaHa - 40"
tO5 nj. c,,,
opot"d 1.4aG Ssc Sales, 10000 70, rryate terms
ana so 900 n Philadelphia lac
woer-The sales in small lots 6qt a. f1l . ras
especially Toxas woos which have soa .hs SgS
% 80 600 spring a 1915 LOG 90 SRrns Sr,as
$4,000 spring and 900 DO secured G6 S, on nn"
vdeo 20c 10000 fleece. SG 49, DO 2 2oS So do
Indiana Doc; IL 900 do Australian, osc, lzoVvV y"
pulled Is 900 40 East India IS 600 do spring Ca9rha
SO bales East India - do China 30 DO pasu~1' ON
private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BlLTrsoHs June ls:--cotton dan, Mldalns iissiihs
Y1cnY active Arm Howard Street ard Western snpefae1
III EItrA DO 90 Is % QoI Family Dc 81 IA Isl
City Mills, Rlo Brands EStra q 500 QoI Winter whsal
10 5 Ss s' ss
sse wsstsss arinsr NS Winter RED spe. a ssSss
Jny s0asslej August 20 so%s oetu-ssdihsss actss
Mlass 80, fS M Si'iits ss.st
10 Missd 81 scC GRADED 40 2Sy,s ssass.s
and Pennsyivsnn 2s9Ssso Rye npsot'.sd a tss. NJ,
a Vision, P qaisi : ss Ss'i poEt hst M
shoulders 90, Clear Rib Side, 10 90 packed st4
Sss| %.sI sssS.a iSsis H.. sf AZ
Creamery at l6slse Egg unsettled at na petrasan
i TT sssne' sussr O arrn SOFT m S.e csppss
arm Refined 1Oh9lc whistey steady ct q TO- ftelgs
pes ION. h sacks Is, Ga Grain bush And oe
orders 3s o. Receipts--F1our 5000 bba Wheat zoe
bush Corn 5000 bush oats 1000 bush shipmeps-cor1
$4,000 bash saos-Wheat 10000 bush Cora 1000 bash
BuFYAto. Jupe -wheat-oid NO Hard anil, closing
sales q ssr,esss Nsy 10 asss y
Ola At SIC New No. Northern 9Sc 1000 basa No.
Northern sod ct solo closing at s2o asked WrEr srada
quiet but nrm Choice no Red soid 81 Sac rsgoiaf 20
Red 50 ssSS 40 81 s Ma 7 ks S s ss Il s
KS, $50; No 3sc 40 g. S7sSS7 nc In store Oats ia
iairIemandy No White 81 o9l &c No White ysa 1903
Mixed SSC in ;ss sy S. sS,p si r az,
sgd o "n ssssU;sF Msa' bS tasS
Corr 227 600 push oats $1,000 bnsh Canal shlplnenta
wheat % 900 bush Corn o1o9o eesh oa,: saSSo essa
Wheat 22OoO BUSH Corn l02 900 bush Oats 100000 bus
CHICAGO June lathe leading frturas folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
TILE rnAnE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Juno II Special Wheat was buRed
another cent and over today, putting July at ono
time to IS 6.s cents, and closing II almost at 10"
TOP at 70 IL TO 10 6-s cents. Spectators were
ipcliped 10 fKt tho advance and to sell more az the
HgIres went higher. 1t looked at night like vastly
OVersoh markell Notwithstanding there had been dur
ing tho session q grpat deal OF realizing by long
and OF covering by shorts. iIutchnson's buying led
every other pan's. The signal Service map &L"sc'!
South wherv harvesting Is now goIng ON, there were
on Thursday night floods Of rain. There wore ~
ncVais of Inc talk OF great damage TO tho Russian
wheat crop June kept it prt1nltfm over July clos.
ting at so Ia. There II proepect OF another Dig
decrease in tho visible supply Monday. Minneapolis
messages sah tho decrease 10 its stock Of wheat
would DO $4,000 bushels, twice as much a. it dc
crease aSt week Tho range IN earn all the session
was within Is cent Oats were a. duh as corn.
CudAhy got back from the country to-day, and i'm.
ncdlajcly started IN selling pork, lsTd aud ribs
HIS sales made the market very wsah. July porh
dropped Is cents under last night closing At 10 cents
decliDe at Sill SO lRrd dropped cents. and closed
9 i.2 cents TIder at ~ 90; rIbs, l:2 cents, and
on lhe curb July wheat WA selling Ut 10 Ia oeohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & sons.
Bankera 90 EaaSau.st. SCw-York
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS
FEATURHs or HEw.YorK DEALINGS

Tho speculation IN wheat yesterday was excited al
Intervals and q nervous feeling was oYnced by the
shorts, who were forced 10 cover their outstanding
contracts owing 10 the bullish sentiment which pre-
dominated at ell points The crop reports received
differed materially Ia their tenor, but on the whole
they wery more favorable % Tho bull shlc OF the
kot. Advices from Russia reported damage 10 the
crops theTr, and domestic dispatches suH Indicated
drouth In tho Northwest while rain was reported In
the southwest where the crop Is being harvested
Other bull Influences werr stronger cable hdvcea ana
cODtinhcd buying of options by THO foreigu element
besides which the heavy buying for July delivery at
the West served e. another factor In strengthening The
market The latter feature was probably tho most
powerful In forcing tie local short Interest TO cover
The aggregate business was ovor 10000 1gshois
OPTIONS a slight showing Of weakness prevailed dur
Ing the carly dealings and the hSt Saios we're made
"prn"d at az Is and December at % 7s, from which
prices there Was a steady advance until a r.o Of
aud December 80 anil Tie market elos"i sronE at 'nG
best ngures OF The day ON ihs SnrI sH '%, ESQ -
follows: June, ~ July, % Ia; Angest, % ! g :
1T wheat waa strong Snd advanced IA
cents In sympathy with tho speculative market, ou,
the rapid rise IN prices was 70 some eSont checked
by an absence Of export demand, only 5000 bushels
Ce-n options we're also strong in sympathy with TIE
wheat market, but the speculation was partially
neglected In favor Of The wheat Rt rrifei
hands I'm The ynrio,Is months which closed follows
40 "A and october ~ IL. CASH corn was unset
tod and a shade lower, exporters taking l2nDoO
bushels ,,--..-I
Oats options on the contrary, were weaker through
ont the dAy on pressure 20 sul which lcd Va an ~
creased business. Over 5OOOOO bushels were dealt
IN At decline Of about i-s cent the market olosng
firm at the following quotations June. q ia Juiy
o.: huguas, % I-9 September %, ana May, ~ IA
cash oats we're generally steady and morc active:
Lard was from 10 points lower and more actye'
The sales aggregated 800 crccs the greater part OF
which was taken for export Options closed as Ioi,
september, a. Gb. ..x,., ,..,,or,,,, .,
he receipts OF -four and grain reported yesterday .,
NcyIyork pLilNhelphla baltimore and Boston Wnre as
follows: Wheat 34,ss7 bushsls corn, 10000 bushels
oats 2UI .0l2 bushrk total grain J3d,5np bushels ,
he arrivals wire Wheat A44Oj buEels corn 22s 202
| bushels; oats, 1874 300 bushels tota Han' 1"o"""
| bushels -four, l4AO7 barrcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
Friday. June lap. IN


The stock ejaculation to-day was irregular.
and upon the whole reactionsry. At the opening
prices were depressed by the mornings report
from Chicago to the effect that there was little
probability Of q satisfactory solution Of the rail-
wny difficulties" by q lowrr market in London,
and by early engagements Of gold for export.
New-York and New-England was an exception 70
the early decline by making sharp advance
IN ~ "A: the price aftrrTard declined 10 SO 3-s,
and closed at 81 Is. The Changers opened Oft
about / 2 per cent from last evenings Gg!rcs,
and further declined, making the lowest prices
OF the day during the first hour. After TINT
the fluctuations were small. AtchisOn, Topeka
and Santa Fe early sold of rs per cent 70
"A 5-s. but almost Immediately snd with rapid
strides reacted" 10 46 "a, and closed at IS ID
i-2 per cent higher than last evening The coal
stocks and the trunk lines suffered about the
same as the grangers, and the transcontinentals
were of i-4a5-S per cent. Oregon Short Line,
however, was exceptionally strong, and sold up
TO as "a. Union Pacific early was sold on 10
% Ia; 10 rallied Z, 63 l-2 on the buying by
some OF the early sellers. but finally closed at
The market for the trust stocks also was
irregular. Sugar Trust declined from ITO l-2
IT, iOS 3-S, recovered TO 100 "a. and closed
at 100 SO. Cotton Seed Oil opened up IL per
cent at GO, sold up to 60 f-2, declined 20 %, and
closed At SO l-4-i per cent hi gkcr than at yeSer-
days opening National Lead, after selling down
10 20, recovered 20 and closed at 90 5-S-l-e
higher than last evening. There were some realiz-
ing sales to-day, bnt more Of new " short con-
tracts and under the uncertainties Of the moment,
as the situation Is painted, the market developed
an undertonc Of strength that elected remarks
Of surprise, and IT, closed firm at the figures
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and firm At nuota-
tions q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
pRonuCE MARKETS.

rSvErpoot Juno "a s4S nseinIn r9or . demand
abSnt ii a6 lbs nrO At sis Cd baConSin po2r demand
maud American finest white and ulots steady ~ as ID
Toiiow-In lair demand. spirits - Fnrpenthe-.ll good
.nsnd, arm Al SOS Oh Roam fAr demand Lari-spot
And poor demand primo Western spot ehd June
AL az Sls cd July pl August dull al Sss Nd
WhrsHin COOL demand new No Winter steady az La
rry No SprnH steady nj Is Ia iOur Ia TAR demand
Corn--spot ahl fnurrs-in isiT demand mixed western
III, ssT lions at london Pacific coastIn hlr demand
Observation-Disclosures steady, d~mand u tmpruvnE holders
Western sprnH - ohEld7s ] lyl
CSna rcd Western winter 10 o. pa rrepts for the
~, thrrc DAYS renAs % which none were Ameri.
spn corn steady; demand fair how mixed Western 80 al
per receipts OF AmcFan corn Tor Tho past throe days
l32 900 CruialA .--.-.,-., r.,
sI,1S June Ii-Australtn tAlow Beef -g6s 927s per
.I COCOA nut oil COCHIN 26s Oil gTs I'd Ceyfpn,
1Is d p26s Rect sugar. June 2bs Gd October les II I'D
psbpsr-Fnir Singapore white, lOisd Manila hemp goo
R5G -,,--...- A., ,,----- --
IA i'd hIpdalnreTa. "a Cd per blb By The carcass
AgTwEnP June l4-WeOLs lard olosof AT % fraa0s 20
ASrwIsP June ELECTROMAGNETIC pale Amarcaa II trs,
q SHntin1es paid and II francs ccntimes seuera
HREAES, Juue lS--POtrOloum-d marts 10 pfonninga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
THE MARKETS
rcrAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
De- North River. Vessels ana Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERlAL-h ssGadgg ,,cs oSosed rot q;
IS 2j9sS 20 per iooo upgycl Hard n ss5
1880 DSrs aSs "a SibSSi0 CruOu Dfown el4asi5
RSdSPSs Front Trenton ,i EsYn P., s9a k IS e
go 80 German Portland 90 3o5s2 90 Roeksno common
Lmc Ell per Dbl md do Nnishing 81 ~ s lima 9,S
Iahs 20 rs per 900. GSats' HAlr 2S%Se ps' O"sA'
cattle Hair. lsa2ie -,
COFFEE-Thetp was A severe break In the optlon hne
to-day. and the market was more or less ro ths
pancky az times decidedly bcarlsh nsws lToM ~ nv
side HAyre broke fully 3e9 IL fra ana HemysI iOse
Id pig. The principal element OF WeS6eHsh SIe9h a,
wa the increased crop estimates which pleced "
600 coo bags aud II Is now tho1snt ,or | S"th
600 bags viii be carried oyer from tse oiu yUp
OF which thoroughly demOraiigcd the longs
we're heavy sellers and that had deptsmI W.;
Oneuing sales showed decline Of 4Oa0O points aiVI
which the bears hammered prices down 2oaZo Eo'hts
1 q hays,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
COTTON MApKErs-BY TELEGRAPH. ..

LIVERPOOL June ia m-Cotton-The sales OF the Gay
Included g. FOO Dles Amcr1can. .,.s,,- - >,,.rs.
Strt,res closed steady American Altdins-Low M1ohnf
clanse June deyery 81 buyers Jane Ard JUN delivery "a
IuycTs July and August delivery l0id sellers Aukns,
and september delivery % 9id 1ayersi Segcn1sr ana
Octohcr delivery a46td valne october and ae
avery 956GG buyers November and peosnoer aesmeI
SIyers ssptem Der delivery. 6364d buyers . -, -
Tenders tordeivory tOdays cesrnss asoe oaes new
doCkets "a
600 bales by exporters
GALVESTON June l4-costou steady Midiling, losI Low
Msidng 10 7ID; GOOD ordinary, Osi net sno gros TO
epGs 1Ug OaIes porte coastwis bales aea ~ oAes
stock ld2S baes. -, 49, .s.n-,.
o,astwise SS6 bales Sales 225 bales
l. NORFOLK June Iotton- Steady. Mdihng II net &he
gross receipts s.les bales stock. LOO OAes
Weeky-N gross receipts, - DSes; exports o"es~
wise. ,6ss bales; sizes % bales
l. SAVANNAH June lt.--Cottou -ouiet Mddhhg gOHt Low
Mld,lnE 90 Good Ordinary, u net and Er0ss recepse.
iof baiss ports ocastwse bales sales Is oaos s0S
| 20S7 bales -. -. .-.D-,u .ox.,
wise. / IL bales Gales. liz bales -.
SRyoRIEASs June ll-Cotton steady Nidilng. I'D!
Low MiddIna lcL Qoot ordinary 01r net receipt -
aes gross receipts $40 bales exports coastWis
| salrs 400 bales; stock SO. 200 bales go 49,.
H,agly-N Net receipts lr32 tales; gross, Lnt1 pAios,
exports 10 Great Britau 5GJ7 bales to france -.
10 The cou tncut 033 bales coastwisa 1000 Oe'es ~
| ! $50 bales, h.xa ha.a
| 1874 bales Juno IL, 2,f32 cAiea ..- -, 49,.
SEwYoRK. June Followtns are ne net receipts Oh '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
The Treasury purchased sl47,700 4l-2 per

cents at 100 7-s.
In State issues Louisiana consol Is sold up 70
OOI-2 OF city bank stocks, American Exchange
sold (6) at l4O, and Seaboard National (?5l at 30
The special features Of the general bond market
were Missouri, KaDSaS and Texas 6s ut 50 3-ta
81 I-2 and the IS az 56a57 l-2a51 New-fork,
Chicago and St. Louis Is rose 10 81. Denver and
Rio Grande Improvement IS rose 10 80 7-s. At
hntie and Pacific IS sold up to 80. Rock Jslam
IS continued In demand with an advance to
were active mp TO 1902 leg. Fort Worth and Dcn-
yer first Is sold nj 07a07 IL. Milwaukee,, Lake
Shore and Western extension IS rose 10 o., Ref
erence is made 20 our fun report OF bond sales.
Despite.of gold exports the money market con-
tinues easy; to-day's business was ut and l-2
per cent, with an excessive supply.
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, sl17,67S.2s0; balances. S.
TIE ub.Treasury to-day was debtor 70 the
Clearing House 81, 2j4, 9s6. The business Of the
Sub-Treastry for the week ended tonight includes
receipts Of 81 e923, 778 and payments OF 81 1881
1872 leaving the general balance at sl9o,l5s4e5,
against 81 o. 08b 300 June T. showing an apparent
gain of 81, 032,obG. But deducting from the pay
inents 81 ,65b, 900 and from the receipts $4,000
for items which affect only It's account with the
General Treasury, its gain as affecting the hanks
is 81. D87 csc. And this result includes the pay
mcnt Of sa79,406 for purchased boils, and the re-
ceipt OF 81 004 s57 for gold taken from the Assay
Office for export. Today's operations covered :
Receipts SO, 305, 1885, payments, 80, 0e5 4aG: with
balances OF 81 7,7o5.loi coin and sls.4b3,27A
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
esiysd to-day sso4,7es National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s577,497 and tho
internal revenue receipts were A77, $50.
ie-uAys washington Treasury statement Of CASA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

RsguRf ElTs l00 Good second = sUy EaSasI9 0
d stsc 1000 saSs S GSs!aasSs , tSs , GSlqps
5000 bags; receipts at Rio July g June lS lssO
t07S, oC0 bags same time 1888. l7t4ooo bags; same
june 49, 1850 2SS9O sane time iSSs s,o LG90GS4
Mas kcWsc Affected and prices were reduced l2e fnf
carSocs quoted lsc. or mild grades. saes 4O3 bags
Mararabo, 10 1-Sc.
COTToN--On the spot was reduced l,l6o. leading "
nodnraie business Salna, 200 bales for export ana
400 baIss for Consumption Port receipts. A0s bales
against 0oS bales this day last week and lsgl tales
iris day sst year Receipts for the week, 5lol bales
against lO2 bales last week and l0il 9n"s his week
Kt year Since September receipts ~ n" ports agETY
gatsd 5a5G 70J bales, comparing with 5Aol,57J bales
Tor rnS Are based on American standard Of essn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
SEvYORK Junr Ii -FNlluwing are the net receipts o.
.,t,on t,oyfa aimee Scutenlbcf 1, 1855;
poSroN WOOL MARKET.

poaroS Iune l4Ihe market here Is arm for ali KINGS ~
vc hui II is ddicult 10 Establish an advance iArse &c.
OF EreiSn wool this week swee the toai
70 100000 lbs In domestic wes there has Sf ,SssSs
,,tiar s salss OF new amount 70 about St9Vov
Ss in The range OF "a 424 New california Hss oech sslos
o,st Michigan aud Ohio Eat sheep wgN sets
e range Of prices 22aS6 but 10 seon cut o. ne mafsS
pl,sd .s have been active, sales Oh xzoSpt I've
snpsr and extra 2SaSI. An ksis o. me Sssn.a
s U9S" nI sfehlsan 30 good demand for Ausuals1
AL Is. S1snited In sales Of 100000 lbs et ato Cap"
wools remain q uiea out tIni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRrcss.
Tho oil market yesterday was duh and featurelsss
throughout, and Spectators showed no signs OF
recovering from the llstessnes with which they
have regarded the market during tho last week
There was no news Of interest from the field, and
no disposition WAS cvnced by buyers TO disturb the
catAlepuc state into which tho market has fallen.
This Is fully shown by the rdiculoUsly small volume
OF business recorded, which Is printed below and
which was the smallest aggregate days trading IN
the history Of the Consolidated Exchange while the
transactions at the stock Exchange indicated almost
an eouAl amount of stagnatlon. The fluctuations during
the day were confined 20 narrow limits and the
market closed duh "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
..,.r srncR MARKErs-nr TELEGRAPH

pr,y,,o Juno l4-cAts- Receipts for tho last q ho1r,
I'SGI0 head Total for tho woek Tins far 1880 For
Nc ,,gT time lnst week oi0 Conngged through ~
head Sj5 OF which I" NS"'iH sto u'"" Ou S1'o 'nNAo'
quiet and prices weak. a, A.. -. , ,.o 49,, ,..., .,
,s Seck nus hT 81 Ie0 for tho same time last week
~, 400 ,on,lgnrt trongh $500 head l0OO 81 which %
New YorE 100 head gu sol: market steady and unchanged
sheep and Lambs Receipts for TIE nst % hours $500
80 rolal for tho week thus hr lUOOO For The HAno
,n last week Al $50 Consigned through 400, 400 Of
which 10 NswYork 1900 bead 90 salei market duh and
prices q shade lower.
crlcAoo Union stick Yard. June 10 THE proyur.,
JSnraS reporIs CAtts-ReOoip@ $500 heal shipmenp
so00I market slow lower Ds9vss - 50sst ~ Steers
Bun. Sna Mixed 81 OoSS To- Teas Cattle 81 o9sS o.
ungs -RSospts $4,000 haed shipments 5ODo markss
slow aud lower: MlIoA . i.9st SS Heavy - OSsA%
~, "a 2OR a. 80 Skips 81 5O9i 40. 80,
shocp Receipts 600 heal shipments 1000 market
.,lJ Sttyes 90 4sl IS Western Shorn ~ AOesA 80
Tcy,14. shorn s3 OSt4 oo. lambs % OO1$S So
sT Ior1s juno lA-CrttlrRecoipts 800 head shpmsnts
nsTk,t steady Choice Heavy Native Steers s3 ~
~ 10 Fair 10 Uo6d 81 lOatS 80 stOokers aud feetsss
80 10 OOd 81 l0R4S OOi hAnEers COrheu 70 'VVo "''
i.ra,s. to.i 81 90 9R3 10 -. 49,. .,..,.
nScniuts lOOo shipments 100, market steady
ctaies Heavy and Butcherg Sslectons ~ SOaH ~
pncSips 81 i60St 30 LSst HradeA Ordinary 70 besI
81 OC "a 20 ,oo .A,D,,.,,. D Am, rrarket stAady
aheep-ReCeipts LOU shipmohs E'sVVl ulN'' '''~@S
~ ~ choice IS o. asa 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Lday Jun t5 Gee p2sJ dsi
ol carload. e9th noTdns g s srSa1s f ior
sa EaEn srSu S sad 's nse So Of o5S Sock
ana - Ga5os a; stey rS S I Sn 53ygS e, 1s sSs
Towns ana carload. Of OTaaTasy 70 Coo
-: ssayS and P S2ssos arm nd
4 A., 5 o 20 P Pea i 2S at Sa $ tSo
IN price from IS 40 20 81 80 aud Bulls and Cows S0d at
:o4ay sh?sR 90 ,4 Ss S MfS S9 e., IT,
and Ei'S Ss '3 &a ES'on viva hRAs rs
aa'%An %n Sd ' 1fS on shs o fl CITY
Se. S Mo1. ~ . 6a;oin ADD ,hs bsiaI sas
sSipm"nt, MAKE tca iaf week OF 2sSs Cattle 7,iO0
hHdoS cable @ yo.Ssy qdoos RSeod Beef lower
.vl ssS; = scg: 3: loo = kS i.
Lags csany rTpn sssr. ,eC t' ssrs asa 20 CGw 70
23@ss =. =; ~ 3jsS 10 SS0' d.
l2t Se@g a si. os'? sa aS sps!
,9is at J. 81 3 ias g. ls's 4 81 = d 20 20 5
= Is IS 90 iioo n, at - 80; Bulls and Cows 100
S.TSc..es q T'EaH So ,ye as ia 3; &
. E Is do III ~ X Indiana %, 100 r. at
as & a. ): * keH IL s2 '?a ss
a. n S S 60 q f%9n IL de- ia4 iHgS q
- IS %. 1870 p q y o. isd"i 1923 z y. = g
10 5o sa ,sG r. 3 Texan. 6a5 S " 81 g
II. At 81 90 90 DO. 7Gi n at e. SO Oxen. 1893 n.
j. Ngcns,rn; OF Kentucky "suilers" 1913 n. 81
- 81 Goldsmith Kentucky "stniers" 1900 ~ at 40
d. .cco" H. az o. 10; nnu. l22o n, at 81 Isl ?
"ESTrvES "RScspts ESQ hoad-s57 a, Jersey cts and
So az Goths, Oh light supply prices hSld ny g zee:
,das nsus, OF v"slN bG Sss siG &C. s ,ss fS
ssf i4Sa Mixed calycs At siSSic; Bat,ermES ai
'SiIi"s-HhleplecE Hollis. 10 Be,tornIk Calves iSa
q 49, 10 =. At % 81 10 10 d. lG7 n At - 60 DO
IL; n At 20: venlA $40 y ., - 80 90 DO l2s ~ N
| " n Harrington % Yoas 100 n a. 412c; 81 d.
| NS = AZ Sac DO 1T y, At Sc, ,oo
pnlenbOck Dewey MIXED caiv'"' 100 ~ " Ae|
40 va Nsrso m q To- Jadd buckingham Eu.s
! C1Iyc. ii3 n at i.2c; 80 Mined do isa n % %c
q y:? l5i p e I2G g. = ID DO iS9 60 e @'i ~
sherman & Culver 80 Mx"i Calves 15i ~. at 90 @
sitTrP AND LAMBS Receipts were 20 IL Saglosi
| Ia,ts 20 OothsL Tr- carloads bodies Ser hen eve
ihan half thr offerings changed hsn1s baote u %c%k
| 4 Few old Ewes and Bucks sold As low As . l;Ec
or1a to r,nS sheep S.2 6o no limited RWmbA nan,
OotSs:tI; AZ GnGt ais Kentucky Lamb. 10
'v ssSyn,S q c vi .Ss Ohio Sheep 70 10 AZ "a 90
| cas- Tsnnc'soc Lambs 30 ~ al IS 90
! > Snilrr 4 CO. 400 Chlcaao Sheep. y n At q %
10 do. 1877 N. AZ ~ GO; loa Kentucky LAMBS % n
T. ptacocs Io2 Virginia Ia % p At az
"a O. 81 =, &c e $50 "a a.; i g e. g. T.
ytrrns 4o los p At 10 49, 81 10 at Si'@0' u
| r,r loo n Is state lambs, 80 l-2 =, a: e725
rgsDt. % o s,ro sas' C 5si hsa 10 si,s
100 ~ n ~ -
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