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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21
Politeness Pays.


The gentleman at the coal Office was
giving some instructions TO one Of his
subordinates in the suburbs by tele-
phone.
"What time do you expect to get in
here tomorrow morningf"
'At s o'clock. ="
Hello, central. Give me $780,"
The interruption came from man
whose wire had plugged in" by mis-
take with the one over which the con-
versation was going.
''Go chase yourself around the
block" replied the employe in the
suburbs. This isn't the central
Office. Hello, 1881 Arc you listen
ing"
HYes."
II was about to say when that
duffer broke in that / would be at the
Office at o'clock tomorrow morning,
if that will do"
"All right"
And 1881 dropped his phone.
But the man who had called for 900
was listening. In voice like that OF
the gentleman at the coal Office he
called out:
20, sayp
WELL" responded the employe in
the suburbs. Have you forgotten
anythinga"
yes. / just happened to remember
that "a customer we can't afford tc
snub is going west in the morning on
o'clock train, and wants to leave
an order before he goes. You'll have
to come in at 8 80.
''Thunderi That's tough"
so it is. But you'll have to come
in"
'Ill come
When the fresh young man In tho
suburbs reads this, he will know why
he met nobody at that coal Office, al
though he came in at the uncarthly 5
hour of $50 a. m, and remained til
7:30, sitting on the doorstep and shiv
ering; and it viii dawn upon him
perhaps, that the person whom hs
told to chase himself around the block
was a newspaper man, who considers
himself amply avenged.--Chicag
Tribune.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21
Cool.

Sarcasm is dangerous weapon, but,
like other dangerous weapons, il is
very useful on occasion. A Maine
street car was tagging along at the
rate of mile an hour, and the conduc-
tor was sparring with himself to keep
from freezing. AT the same time he
persistently left the door open, to the
great annoyance of the shivering pas
sengers.
Finally pretty young lady beck
oned to him, and he hastened to her
side.
"Will you please lower this win
dow,n said she, in a matter Of fact
tone, "and then bring me glass Of
ice watera"
The conductor fastened out and
slammed the door behind him, and
the passengers showed by their smiles
how well taken they thought her point
of order was.-Butfalo Express.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21
cuRloslTIEs FROM THE MAILS.


Reptiles, Insects and Parts of the Human
Anatomy In Uncle SANS Morguc.
There is no silent horror, but only q
lively interest, upon entering the dead
letter Office at Washington.
Twenty thousand letters received
here daily"
This was the information given by
the bright and courteous lady who
presides over the curiosity room.
"And nearly one half of them can
never be sent on or back, because of il
legibility of the address or some other
cause.
The Enclosures are kept two years !;
then, if still unclaimed, are sold at
auction. The room is lined with cases,
in which the curiosities are very artis-
tically arranged.
Here was a fireman's AK. Improper
weight and sharp instrument not
properly protected were the reasons
for its detention. There were a. num-
ber of revolvers arranged on the back
of the case. 1t is contrary to law, 10
send firearms through the mails.
"Oh, here is human earp one re-
marked, wondering at the singular
token.
"Yes, that came in a newspaper
We do not know by whom il was
sent. Here is an asp and that is n
tarantula-both quito startling Great
ures 10 find upon opening box. They
both came through alive, said the at
tendant, ''and that is against the law,
you know. We always have live curl
osities chloroformed and preserved in
liquor. We are careful. in opening
packages, for we never know what sort
of pets we are going TO find.
Here are some horned toads.
have had tree toads for pets for months
at time"
Snakes" exclaimed one of our
party, pointing toward some large glass
cans. "Did they come through
alive"
eyes, indeed"
En- passant, IL is very amusing 10
hear Washingtonians say, "Yes, in.
deed" with the emphasis on Eyes,
and the indeed" sliding along as
though the expression were one oi
the pleasures Of life.
"Yes, indeed" she answered
There were sixteen of them, sent
from Texas en- route for Hcidclburg,
for scientific purposes. They were In
perforated tin cans, were detected and
sent here. A boy brought the cans
in bag, but one snake got away. A
lady at the chiefs desk, three days
after felt something at her feet. Look
ing down, there was the snake He
had been in one of the drawers OF the
chiefs desk for those three days. Wa
she frighteaed2 Well, there arc few
things that we ladies dislike rnor
than snakes, you KNOW"
Here is a scalp"
Eyes, it is the scalp Of a young Indiar
| girl about IS or 20 years old. We arr
told so by an expert in such things
the hair fine and black and straight
you see, prepared with care 10 be fas
tened in the belt"
Here are some ballsof opium. You
notice they were disguised la cover
ing Of candy. And here Is beautifu
large etching, exquisitcly done. I
seems pity it should not have rcaei,c.
its destination, but we could no
help 1t.
She stepped TO the desk and too!
from one OF the drawers book, orcn
it for our inspection. In il wcr
placed the addressed sides Of envelopes
Some of those addresses indicated
/ close acquaintance with phonographi,
spelling, as "Ti. III Ga" was SPELLED
Tight /, Ga.," and ssSpringerville
Arizona was spelled ''Spengel Bill
Arizona. Detroit FREQ Press.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21

of fire operating from above, probably
in the form of lightning, thus con-
firIning the tradition of its destruction
by fire from heaven. Sir Fl. +. Raw
hnson discovered that it consisted OF
seven stages of brick work on an
earthen platform, each stage being of
different color. Its ruins still rise
153 feet above the level of the plain.
According to Herodotus the tower of
Babel was adorned by colossal images
and statues Of solid gold, the value of
which he rated at twenty-one millions
sterling, probably as great an exaggera-
ton of their worth as twelve miles
was of the height of the structure.
New York Telegram.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21
Many Building Associations.

From the present outlook / venture
to say that in the course of three or
four years st. Louis will be properly
styled the foster city of building as
sociations. At present there are about
ninety associations in this city doing
well, and there is constant demand
for stock In them, which necessitates
the forming of new association every
month or two.-St. Louis Globe-Dem-
Ocrat
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21

All visitors TO Boston have greatest In
tcrest in the old buildings OF tho city. II
Is rather disappointment to them that
the whole city does not present its former
Puritan aspect, and tho people from tho
newest western cities arc the most
arrogant In their demands for antiquities
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-21
A HOLY REBUILDING.
ph TALMAGE APPLIES THE EXAMPLE
OF NEHEMIAH TO CHRISTIAN LIFE.

A Dead City-Nchemiah, a Captive, Longs
to Rebuild the Homo of His Fathers.
His Moonlight Ride-Why and How the
Heart OF Man Must Be Reconstructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

sS' g;st9 Zoo BELIEF Ds ss sss Ss o y
~ &. SMOKED :sE:a e.
ne3 Gse Chicago she os s Ss S Js se.. VI.
~ B. T' rsSas.s AZ ARM Ssssy : s sSss
IS1os ss IN .yno6R si, s ,s
loo ten 7.o7 I,ac 500 tea Choice zoe i.as opess
were ai' zoe e Sd ecu: jSy so 'ss ESQ y
7GT OSc August eose1 &c 7.lOe sale. l5oo tcs 1000
7o7c septsmber closed az 7;iis Rsinea coauns9i
TheTs Is no dsS1 ehanec the
.pa peppsyysna Creamery tubs ISi wessyn orcsnssy
bS aG r Sa lSSiS as. s as Et s e
9 90 t" ChC oG Il i2G6c; f .sis sss sis
tubs Tss I pim we'fs wssn Da SsSs
10 1pS13e; 90 Fair 10 12all 12e; d. Common e910si
Wcctcrn Factory. Firsts. 9I2ml2e; do see2nas LED
p and Factory TS,di ;rh .Ss S,,,.
Namngc.Tf1t nsmi"ai New stock Full cream eoiorW
npe, s4aoc do white, nne, S4sec; common % ptna
III Rn sscs S'F'o s s sSt "a as %s
: i5c; Cs9aatpn; !! 81; southwestern. tal1l+'i
suGAR-Raw-oulct. hut held firm: sale:: 800 osq
Centrifugal. ana fpm.re1 esrsc o. co Brstl, p
rar raining Qgo,Hd at S:Se active SS'' aSa
o i.sc: 6irsnuisted. 8 34c; Mould ..Aa S4ei Gov
irGtoncrs' n" 8 jsc; STANDARD -, i2e; on ~
Ia az s4 "n &c isa7 to- Yellow, 7a7 l.se
EA WSsicIn s ana f Gieomassine city e. ~
TALiOw-Qulot steady and unchanged Prime eir
quoted lac sses, 10000 ID, lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

,it steady, uowArl street anl western XII gS
s6S0 30Oi Extra Ito 50 5ot 90 amy ug,,sy wrsat
si,y Mills RIo Brands Extra 81 do Ia stYaisai
Patent 90 90 SO spring DO dSsS ISSSs.so1tSer1 aast
80 - "a asSs fDnEbsTry IS $685. No selhorn
taA western arm 30 Winter Rel spot 81 SSSi 5Si
Jnus al ssl re; jury Of Soc Wsssrn arm
MIsS spot IaIi se June IOi.S4ieL IIJ SSSstSS;
~ MIsa 20 SS6c Graded No White 81 SSn'hnsr
and Psqn,yyl1iA c SoSs'S S,0d ayS Gr! y. 90 6
Sissop: anst, Mess Pork Sls75 BuE MsaH Woso
Shoulder &C.; Clear RIB Side. 10; DO pHGS'a &c
BSCOn-shOuider, 20 ClSor i MS WoapsS q, Sic
Kuttsr quiet; Western Packed tlEe BesI 1901" tr1eg
drm. Ronned $500. coffee au!e strong CopDsr
s,iyS RsnnS Il S wGssey rm q 10 F,.IEhts TO
liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton ZSo %,eu snr
nsr ION In sacks 3s ca Grain CeI bush 81 i SI 600
pTdsts 81 Of RrcciptsFlour 1000 ebs wh 100 hsh
Shpmenta-FlonT 10000 6nsh Corn os'oVo Ou''
IChrat II 900 bush. 10000 bush
BuyTLLo juno 5-wheat-Oh No llnr nnS n,o S' % ~
n, ii 20 asked New No IIarl lie lower lI0oo 9uHh
snld Al gSr IN lots Old No Northern vs. rab,.
SoTtSern 0Sr: No Northern 7pSslT Mntsr gt% nne
dull aud unsettled No Red s20sItc Salc, 81 , tCSp
nn.h gytrt No Red at S7c carloads No White Mrti
gan az SOL No White oregon SOC. to tu "a auIn
1mJ busI No Yellow a. S7a,C; 1900 bush ~" . W ~,
a87 Nc 5000 bush No at 81 sc ~ soIe; pnS
md weak 30 : Whito sic 30 White 20a on tT s
No MIoi 25S In store Rye quiet and nonins ,sm,i
;r.g6t frm aud unchanged Wheat &C corr 80 M
80 rive SS' Heooipts-Fiour ~. 900 hbs wheat ln5UOO
hush Corn 4J4 bush oats v2OOo 6nsh ~" sn, p
,".a,. What 10000 bush Corn 10000 nuAh OAt,
n; 100 lnsi shipments by Rail Flour % 900 b3~ Wheat
~ 100 Jnsh Corn % 900 bush Oats $4,000 bush
futuroA anKoi as fOlloWs!
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ppODuCr ETS.

fryERPooI. June "a p. m.-Besi-Hoders oher freey
porkIodrs Offer moderately. Hans Holders ohet inoI
rrairy bacOn-Holders oder moderately W
nnr American white ard coofc hfm ~ soa
Taow-Iiorisrs Offer moderately spirits u Inrpenuns-
The supply is poor string at 3ts 81 Rosn-hoders onst
mm.ratsly iard-Spot aud faturesHolders oner moss.
ately, prime Western epot steady AT 51s 81 SHne
al $50 nj August du at 8os I'D what Sres
mlrrairly FouF-iIodeTs offer moderately. Corn-ep9s
ana hIturss-ioders Offer freely mixed westeta spoS
ut IS SD: August steady at "a oSI hops ~ hon"'"
Pacific coast Holders OFFER sparingy 49,. .u..
Rrradstufs-Wheat quiet demand pooii ho"eis o"'' NV"
insuos June 5-Calcutta iuseed ala 8d per dnsItet
n OH sd CwL rennti potEOIeau. oShdSF W.
gaou spirits turpcnpc, Sos 10 ~ per usI a.. -, .s
ASwRkP, Jnne 5-wileox's lard closed ~ 70 francs -
csntImes per loo kilOS - g.. ..,n .,..-,... II ,y.
AsTnKaP. june b-Petrolenni-tfne pale Amshes1 A'"s
o cen,mos natl and II francs centi,nes sonerA
HIKAaS mue Il eJrueum--o marks 90 pfennisS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par North River. vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoETrETh, spot market has Undergone W. n'"iO h@,
chance Tor The day ruling steady ana quiet r ,o 10
bagy Sapsu. at lec for No. uHoit anu 10.
r. and + Mia grOwths have mOdeta,e iaI" srnersi a
$50 bags Maracnibo. private ,efnsi , bH oeS houses,
final ngures were about the lowest showing Ta5es
were tame a general rule HAVE aaS Miet Regular
while Hamburg declined II pig. Rlo qulct. ,.,tc'
Wrs = 400: GOOD second 4 500; exchange (DnHd..ni
~ is receipts 5000 bags RIO cca,anSG' S noo hnSs
states 600 bags; Rio clOaTances Tor fuiOP 81 %
total stock ols 900 bags Santos recep S 20
ccipts at lilo July TO June !. 1851 1917 al 600
time 1855 go 900 bags; same time 100. 100 - hSI
bags; receipts az santos, July 10 Juno T. Iso" 49,
S1 hogs nma tme lsss OS 900 bags; same time 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

LIVERPOOL Juno So o. m-ColtOn-Tho sales of the day
Included $500 bales American $500.
Futures closed tuIet. Accommodating MhnlnF
clause delivery Old buyers Jane aud July dey
cry, 3B4d buyers July aud August delivery bIid sell
ers aud September delivery J6ld seerAi sop
TENDER October delivery Sas6ld soors october and
delivery 3s6Ad value NpVembnr ami December
delivery, S56Ad buyers December and January delivery
- Gtd sellers September delivery 3.btd sellers
a1LyKsTON Juno B-Cottnn quiet MIddllng, 1885, Low
Mhdng 10 7.lBi GOOD Ordinary o. not and gross re-
eeints. 81 bales Aales. b0aeaI stock. l,2hh balea
NoRYoLK, juno 5--Cntton-steady. Ahdng 10 net and
gross receipts 80 bales ISLES baleA Stock 2oeT paloA
SAVANNAH Jane 5.-Coltnn- Quiet MMghGk, lOEi Low
Middnr gt GOOD Ordinary, % net and EasA receipts
bASi ports cOastwise bales sales, bales stocA'
1919 bales
NEyoMEAys June S-Cotton STEADY Midallng. l0at Low
Middng lOsI Good Ordinary, ga net receipts l2a bales
receipts, $50 bales exports 20 GREAT bnGiu
bales oo1sWss ba3 Wales sslss 1000 bales stock oI9Sp
baIeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

rr,poptAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

- r,rn Z 4 n m-Unted rtltB per cent DohIS,
hoSp3a Az. l0sn, Conso. % biz To- money AMI W. .Io
for tile aroout s Canadian Pacific, % Erie. 2Nl
trustees VnmSp T6S New.York Central ll0's Reading
23A.
Of disruunt In inc open lsi N0' w '- VIM
"A To- Shea mon ths' bills - - per cent
am ~ ia ouOtei aL ~ Lion per ounce =, y ,,,a
frhe amount ~ bullion wllh'IS"' '' "
ON bal today ~ f7ScOV At an advanro Of
India Council bills were hil"'Vou '''"' ~ 49,
l:i2d per rupee ,.,t rc,,r. At SO francs CIV
PARE W. csp"nt aud exchange IN London A. 20 francs
IN for checks
an Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
OIL MARKETS.

mr. ,rrv lima b-EationL rraadt Certificates openet -
ss%I highest ssr loves. s2S closed Sas sale.
81 SV bagreis shipmenIA $4,000 barrpls runs bss1s
barrels . .,--, - "a. -
tcnina Sponed Az 50 slossi AG sass highest ssh Sw
eat egl~ zL,.-...
BrApTopD Penn. June b-Ssti9na Transit Ceruncs,,ss
orsnrd al s2i closed AZ S2b blshest sSs oWeSA eSN
Clearancea 10000 bolA
TFTusviILs. Penn. June b-NanonA Transit os,stassss
op,ned az s2I Highest sfisI lowest s2'sI eiossa ssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
THE PETROLECN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was only slight squirt In activity In the
crude petroleum market yesterday and tho variation
Of quotations did not exceed one cent There was
covering Of Western shorts, probably started 10y the
recent hrmness shown Oh the publication Of the boarsh
field report, but the supply furnished by othor
operators who arc disposed 10 manufacture phantom
certificates The dealings possessed no general sgnll'
canoe and the market ended without feature
The range Of prices and the total dealings weO as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
quotation. are based on American standard Of class
STAINED.

Good Ordinary "A 5iD Low Miiillng.-... y 10
strict GOOD Grdnarys 1910 Mddng am ~ r,oi
Outor--Op,nel hat stronger on Irn I-HtpoW,
oa,crs and mil rroipts early months advanced aPOul
point Subsequently there was decline oI oHO PI I'LL
ON now cruz months, due the large NUMBER OF Jun,
notices nut uut; closing quiet Ola cilp HOh'hS tu'u
,trahy sales as 900 haleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June s--spanish gold ~ S3S RsseS Exchzies
auet sngar-Frm sales 10 hhds Muscossdo ss dssrsss
posrtsaon 90 ~ O2 gold per quutai aSoo eas. esesi
hgaL OF degrees polarsstop. r ssscniAttsn -
QuintaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
slnck E1change. Con.oIIdated.
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Refined oil was unchanged ut 600 cents per gallon
In NewIOrk, and $50 conts In Phadelphia and Baiti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

COTTON-On the spot steady ana moderately achhe "
unchanged prices; sales, 1893 baes ioT enns,,mpoS
Tot receipts 476 bales against 4G2 bales last werS
$40 bales Tor dine last year since srptiupf
/ tho REGENTS az the ports aggregated 5i4,ON Dair-
comparing with 0,37o+31 bales Tor lhe co'e'''"S '"
la4t year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

,,o,s ,ar,,et ruled firm and higher. and cioSea
S,scno ne about the best prices OF inc gay
WHAT WAS DONE in BOMBS,
Government bonds were dun ana hrm In quo''-
,ionS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

On hs Pr,ians ECsnusr 'th w hl,Sr m,,a'I
TsaE G E,sg i 6sy Dol cSoo' oSld'
, ssf's 4 !, '91 80 S.as1 2''in %S'
30 Y; ,o s5 Ey' d " ID 50 p, &
No. r S '' sSart m5, ooS.% s.Sc.
SS S Z. sSs, S oa ny % E. W. ' ' ss
Try SE' s ss"?"SS Arm nH' m,r RsSuc
% Tt9s an" Es ss'S ar ac ~ r6sd 'i6
I'D 9o T TH 21 .sa ni''i E.sD u Wheat
,Hm ..r s'1 iSoT DT. il."'
MnwlrsF Inge Fi2gr .ef'r c %G''. M" v@ @a'p
3 Ga, i IGl, na 49,, .saaS 1"f no %n - rye Gam
Ss;t d, ~ g'['' rs All, .. .y DAIRY
Ssts ss ,sc ' E.o,p, 1000 en w6ssI 400
S""% narirJ 900 On'.l shipment" Flour 'o''oo 00A
! iarlrY 1910 Un''l
rroR. June q@ e., MTs' S $780,. .y
y" MI~ a:t $9Tr l"Jr' y,I ..Tssc Ry. oaS,
s,S,i5 W. NS !. 56S37ls WHISKY nrm w,gs. q %I
sn . ne none S1 shipment, Corr bu'n oats 60 800
O%.a Ky n.y. noor.
., JTg2 TSs'g Ss, s'F; Ss saa
f~n,Sl,Ansa Snpcrhnc >! 3. u, So - 10
iraa%3 a@ y, e :. 10y. 90 H0 GS
s. st I%'P P .s s%a = .oa hSs ri tn SH
S Ss1' = ioa+t do" DO straight . 'Sett - Winter 1t
an YAK to cT 7 S1ss y S rSts%S q SiSV
l. - iyo moderate demand and rS,dy , a. ~ 10
@ c9oSs % o STs Sc R for jane am 20
@ IVY 20 S2SI' R SS aS SI A G% steady Il for 10
p,rr.yIyanin corn ESInTt"rs Wrro not "p'ulInE anu
demand fur tnra! consumption Was continent u \ "" eA "
meet immediate nriuFs light hnh prices ~ l q"
riynrr,d bush iufnrss anu "lr,h w
change 80 White depot @. "" llE ,As in
sr,t ccpor IgI,r. NtNrl and igh MiNSl IN Nth ~
s,r,tor !g'. No Mixed ins Juno 4l'seAlici dO Tor
Iuly al IA al SIC do August Il',SAvSe 10 Tor Sr1'
I,r,rt iIt,8t,Ar Market Tor car lots rr''l nrm
Win FAR Iurai trade demand Lrccir,S ,sH{ 80 co
Ilr. White SO futures rtI" qalet nni s,a,S
| 80 white for June 3l9HS3c. do mr JuD sIhT'Z'tGC,
,ln trr August IlIHliIg- ito for ~rL"nhfr 81 1A!o
rntGior. seady, White PoatOo4- SeHInrE anil Western
I,VIy ItuaF 81 q
Falr tod -OA35c. BrTOanks aud White SARA thnlos
is11rc, Ito FaiF Good dSdAbG, Mammoth PcaEl ,hooo
50 Aju Hebron choice - giur New tntors fttlA pos
Iii Prime 90 o -. 10 Nrum a. 6UgSnO. Pruvi'nhs
su,;t and steady BsofCity Family ~ Ondy 10 per DBL
10 do packets 'uUtE 81 nnusod Beet lOalV c hooI
Hams III 5SU asa -. PUTk-Mess New slIOO. DO frlna
Nras New 81 as so. 40. Family Slt hoRl5 o. Hams
SnuEsd II al o. DO. s. T.. Cur"i, IN Heroes n5s!. 20
shouide, m dry fully - dGAc do smoked ~
Tc shnuers pickle crSi ~ sc do do smoked ar ro
slsa IA pickle. SdhLc. du. breakfast bacon Vt1TVoi
lard auirt steady CITY Hehnrd - onEr steam &c
Creamery EIra II PcnnSylvAna Prints Extra $3.50
"A q and n Y Creamery Extra 81 lie western faclory
Nqlbo Packing buer II lie. EEEs arm PephsrlHsiua
rr.is nt IGc Western Frsis lj po Chseso steady
Powdsrcd saue GrAnulAtot - Feed STEADY Wihtsf s
bran ti4 UoSsl5 90 pof ton Perole nm s"Sy ~ SOsI
lost in bbs. $500 Reoopts-flout WOO nDM SW nu
| IG 500 busi Data o 100 buSh shpmenn-WheAt S'OoV
| bush Corn 40. 900 bush OA' 1900 bnsh
TotEpo June 3-wheat active higher rash 81 BSBlge
| Juno sSo July lie August 77Lc. Corn dull; steady
Stc ArEg.t &c. ont g.sS lash ~ 2I 200 Ss
| CnTn "a 900 bush shpmsnts-Wheat 10000 bush COiu
| 10000 bush oats 1000 hush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
YESTERDAY. To day.
Yesterday To day

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San FrancI.cS June ), 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
. Ju.e s.-Ino leading futures ranged a, follows
WHEAT 80. :

rour .,s,dy and unchanged Winter 81 t-l TO- spring
~, r,t,spis az u as 81. BAkcrs ~ 2bHj 30.
- ,u,,ntou. Enrn "a tpInE, 80. SVrnG WHEAT 'iSH
CA'h snrng Wrrst 20 re No } Rel y = 7Sc
No corn 81 -. DATA - -. No ~" ,Hc No IN
10 -,,'.,i IN FlaU SOL = sl So Prime Timothy
Sci At Vi - PORK - so1l .71n .ha I Arr
= a.. ,- prr 100 H. RIB sides lpOso ~ sgl DD
s.ot shSaIders DaIr IS islah 70 short CieG, S'aS;
$3.50 al al H. Whi.kry dstisrT hnishol Ehbls "!
t g,ii,p sasar,-CuI Loaf usag &C; Oranuatol s'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
The Treasury purchased s352,SOO az pei

cents At 90 rs. -, Gil, C,rol,,o
ca non.fuudable sold At 7-S. Of city BANK
stocLs North American sold (24l nt lI6 J-ialI'
Auction sales Of several issues or bank STOCKS are
printed below: ,.,--,.. ,o,i,.o ord
strong Tor nearly oil the issues of improving !rop-
critics. Denver and Rio Gr1nde As were urn at o.
Denver and Rio Grnndc Western iirSt reaelpls tos,
per cent 20 % "a. Fort Worth and Denver iirstS
were firm at % - and better. Oregon ana rams
continental GS rose TO lO5. CHESAPEAKE" anu Uh ,
5s sold at 80 3-sa0s h-s Columbus, iiocKine
Valley and Toledo Gs and IS were heavy, ives NeSO
shore As were firm OF 90. Philadelphia and RIad-
ing issues were steady Mt ful quO'atOus' h'''
ence is made 10 our full report OF bono safes;
In the unlisted department OF tne o'o goSlt IN
change the trust securities were hrgeY GeaiS y!
nj uIyoucing priccS National lrad sold t56,2l1l
at % b-Sa29 3-sa29 l-S. Sugar trust u4'VE! -
~ IO2 3-4elO5 lsal 04el % 3Salos anu
ton OIL u2.4l0 mt 60 l-Saolnoo - '"''''
Money U" ruled at I-2 per cent for call loans
the extremes were ana per oer cent anu ~ '''
THE Clearing House statement tO-day WIS W.
follows: Exchanges. sl23,3S2OGo, balances
S0tT6H RE Sub Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
CLEARING House sG45.74l It's net loss on balance
WAS 81 80, 49, made up by coin loss Of - 49,,
less currency S1n OF s42' 60 97q 7g7 2aymcnts
siS a 9Ss 77e. Consisting Of s7aS5s,0O3 coin and
q 90 80 REPORTS RfJ OFT FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury nj washington s1
received to-day 100000 National bank ho"S '"r
Tie customs receipts were 1881 500 ana the
internal revenue receipts were S22A,sl4 ,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement 1'
cash ON hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures OF the Inst previous statement as ioi'
lows: ,,..
Tune L. juno S. Differences:
49, COLA m ma slai si3 1913 s1g2 1929 Inc. s3S99
Set ,1iy'r on hand 30 3GOo7i 80 $40 Dec I-i'''
Net g SSnd rnos qos7soe2 9OsIS5aI Dee 7E9i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. June 1850.