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St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-26
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JACOB u. FATNE q co.
rs.
A. &. IstHSSEAD,
DISTRICT COURT IAki5H OF ST. LANDRY
SIA1L Ut OtI.,iANA.

by virtue OF writ "i ferl farias Issues out OF
Ia" lIt' Il Ii Jti'.i, la 1i>tl et curt IL ard
.ih 'iiF PARISH al 81 l:.iutJ, ,l tt.IoEe
t'th ana h"ihht ~, .uli. iI !" ;i.e l:4.er.sa,
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St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-26

The aisipnsuts of preduee from our
tGwn, f..s fiie seasen, up to and inclnd-
ing Wednesday, Oct. 25i, 1889, count up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 10 (SpeclaD.- Wheat cables were dail
and lower to-day. There One dry harvest weather
In the Southwest rains reported from DAKOTA
where rains needed But here In the pit wheat
waS In spite OF this bearish higher July opened
az about 20 cents ana never again during the dy got as
low rs that II sold for moment at II 12 c. ts' ana
closed pretty near the top at II l4dT7 49, The do
sire July shorts 60 their contracts and 70 take
risk IN option at hand, ana AZ such
discount under June the chief reason for she Gay
strength Tho pressure on the present month was eErn
more severe outside markets than here lnnuhetaoc
reports Dakota Of damage by drouth were tor Go
fully Nv the received about noon OF rlsi'
They sufficiently rViyed however before me eosc
10 TO OF the influences. The buying was ~ ~,
Cottrel New Yorker and BY George Smith gronihen
December short Corn was without ncdont There arc
nearly so 900 moro hogs to-day &C six principal Western
packing points than the corresponding daS asS year
and Tho price Currentsn figures gave an increase %
5000 hogs In The weeks packing For shs SORT only
10 cents decline ribs only l-2 cents Decline and ara
10 cents advance on tho curb wheat was not chshse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
nairr and FaatorY Thirds. t2eae -,

sc; Dairy and Factory Thirds tas9e a..
cHEEsEThere further slight advance seday, IA
stock Full cream colored, aBe, 1.5c Do white, me
7.se; common 70 prime. 12Se 31e part skins. ~
mo, sas Ia. EGGS Gsosrslly steady and n fair
Si4e; SOUTHWESTERN. 10 &c Western, is 1-2dlte
sI'GAR-Raw-Is well maintained 70 the late advance
lining quoted at lice Centrifugal 90 test &C. Re
nned-Aetve and l.se higher on hsrds. Crushed.
I've Cut Loaf si;2e Cubes S ssei pOsdsrea,
T:nq!lea 4s ts' i.an asS & 7s is Cd
SS,a'''.YI .lSs l2c; While Extra "e l5:lssse
Extra &C." 5Sa7 7-sc; &C" 1891 lie; Yellow
tsTTTEARINE-whOlly nseieeed. City Lard nominal /;
TXLIow-Hss light tcrn so Loo Prime sg Quoted
S6oYBusfness at this point continues Light, but the
parkes Is suling lrm, with offerings limited An dis
.nhas from Western noints reject nrrr markets. there
Es snrng Texas from lie % 2oc here and TALL
ibd2oc; California. 14elSci ana pu'ea ""'l <Oeszc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE 1ARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Yesterdays speculative wheat market was character
ed by pronounced activity than has been developed
IN the last days and the transactions sggregaed
nearly 900 bushels The July, August September
and December options furnished the greater part Of tie
days business and the o: the market was generally
strong tht ughout slight and unmportsnt intervals
u wr,En.ps ia the carly hours Tbs chief cause OF The
improved receipt OF uniavCrabo crop reports
OF drouth In tho Northwest coupled with the freer buy
ing by the short nteres; and foreign houses TIC west
with reports OF Incrssed buying Of the Jnly opuon:
Furrigl aiyIcrs wcrr CHcF thCut, however, eAetuhY
any crpGsls nuene Jyly olSnSsd az q , SS ana
specify" closing figures on WcdnesnsI higeC hoSs
qu"nty thcrv further sgh; decline OF ABOUT to
cent which was followed by gradual rise In ci 1.g
arm 1T rho below the lest figures 0: the day on ne
curb July closed ~ IA and December 90 20 yd Inc
naO quotations for Che cpCns wsTs 'g ocoSer.
s. 81 BsSsmbSr. S. 20 and May. isg6 90 IL.
took kas 90 o S6'S Sa Sas ncaans
No - cost. fright ana insurance "hitc ueTo HN'
crate demand for bone mrg sStive bu,
gs lbt oS dcrnps the n6a guTcs Showing losses q -
AUGUST "a September ~ IL, and October g. ,..,-
Spot corn Was I4el2 cent oSer and moderately
'ieaiy IN vi directions and developed fair degree q
s%Iity in both the speculative and spot trading the
ua Tor "gtSn: SsT June nS Is j9 1910 IS
Lard was dull Throughout, and prices were shAae
lower The transactions aggrcyatd $50 terGes patt OF
y W Sd Jug Jug 81 So oS august = o. aid ssps1es
Tie receipts o. hour and grain reported Yesterday a.
,Hcre ana B.s &c. SSSs a,
oats 20i bushels; total grain, 2s3 eia bushels I;
hour, % $40 packages AZ Milwaukee and 81 Logs 5ns
SSnsSsIs oats is%0ti bushels; total grain 4IO.57S
bushels 1our, ~. 043 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
WHAT WAS DONE N STOCKS.
ThursdnY, JUNO H.

thursday, june l3-p M
Upon the whole the result Of to-dny's trans
actions In stocks WINS entirely satisfactory IN
It's marking On Intermediary market 10 the bclicv-
ers in higher values With nearly the whole
contingent OF board-room traders unanimously
working for a reaction, which they declare 10 be
duo: with certain bull interests. which have
partially reduced their lines. encouraging such an
idea. that thry may buy back on u reasonable
.ea ction. and with Chicagos opinions ~ attached
TO the repetition OF news which IL gives us con.
corning she railway sitratiOn-with al theso
things working temporarily against values, tho
days dealings and the results demonstrate that
the present IS no one PERSONS nor one clique's
market After another weeks sharp advances
In tho general market, another waiting Teriod-a
period Of realizauons-has been reached.
IL is remarkable how prices are
us.aIncd during such pcriod. The results show
the breadth Of the market and wider interest
than is generally comprrhended The mnnipn-
lators' power has departed, at least for n time.
tapc" record OF transactions nt I-4al-2 per
cent decline no longer brings orders 90 sell into
the board nor meets stop orders TO add TO tho
decline. Smith may manipulate the price OF St
Paul down TO 10 l-2. but there is no responsive
thrCb from officers at 73 3-S; the work is done at
the expense Of the manipulators and st. Paul
closes at "a Ia. So Il IS all through the list.
Unquestionably yesterday and to-day have wit
messed some important rcnlizations OF profits in
the special stocks which recently have made the
greatest advances. But to-day other stocks
came to the front with material advances. New
York and New-Enrlnnd rose 3-s per cent 60 81 9-s
and closed at That figure and Big
-Four rose TO ll3 3-SslI3 1t is
a bull' market, and such markets are always
cratic. To-day IL is enc stock that leads and
tomorrow another. Partial reactions follow, and
in the eyes OF the reactonists setback OF l-2
per cent In any stock that has advanced to
per cent is set down rs an indication OF weakness.
As an advance OF the disposition Of traders il may
be said that when st. Paul declined IL per cent
the bowling for exceeded that which followed New
England's advance OF per cent And 10 Is safe
10 assert that II tomorrow New-England should
happen 20 sell at 40 10 (which Is not improbable)
a witness from the gallery will think bedlam has
broken loose. The Indications are that to-day 5
operations have enlarged the short interest in the
general LIST
In the industrial securities there were some
early setbaclB. Chicago Gas declined 10 50 3-S,
but closed Mt I-s. Sugar Trnst sold up 20 Ill
and closed 10 Il0l-4. National Lead declined
20 20 3-sa29 l-2. Cotton Oil sold down % 90 IA,
but later rose to 80 81. The tape indicates
that the advance in Cotton OIL which pre-
dicted by some when IL was selling at 81 l-2 is
near &C hand But there Is little pros poet Of q
diyidsnd ull late IN the autumn, unless there Is O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

BALTIMORE June lscO,,ou nominal M W.,. srnsynSs
90 30 $500 Extra do IS i534 00 Family do q Ssa 90
cy Mills Brands Extra wlrse s, mnSs
EXT. sSS0ss7S w as ss ss stssg
sse wcs;ern Quiet weak, No. Winter Red spot sze,
June 7OSs0o soc neavS a.st
MiIc apo, June lSss.s Jssy ,sas stss'
10 Mixed as83io Graded No White a. SS sSoths INV
SE% F aaIss, ass a0f Port Nsss s.s
s sSStah Clear s.s s s 70 nnS .s
S ac, oe Wes,sTn Packed iOSiio Beet Roll lssi6e
Creamery iSsi7o EGss unsettled az nseiSo Pstroe s.s
nsn EsSaea sus SI0 arm soft sSSsc Copper
arm Refined whsfey steady At 10 s,snr
per ION sacks. rs, Ga eraln bcr eSs. 80 sGr oSS
SusS Corn $4,000 6usa Data 5000 bosh rye 90 Sase
sSipmen ts- Flour 1000 bbia sales-WaeAt IsVSo oa~
cam l8 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
COTTON MARxETs-BY TELEGRAPH

IryrpPoo June IA .. mCotlOn saIos u ths day
Included T. 100 bales American 1900. $1,000.
Future, closed steady. Amerioan -MiddnE-Io~ MddinE
clause Juno delivery U2Gid sellers Jun" aud Jny dely
err 2Bld sellers July aud August delivery 8b3d sell
ara August september delivery. LOAD sellers sep
tsmbs. And October delivery tG64d socs october and
Noyen delivery 9iBIG sellers November and DeocmOer
deysry 81 SAD sclers December and January delivery
Z "a ga buyers September delivery. LOAD valu"
GALVESTON juno Is.-cotton steady Mdding. l0S Low
MddnR 10 7.lB: Good Ordinary ga net and gross
cpIa pors coastwis 80. bales sales 100 bales
stock D20 bales.
NosToLT June l3.-Cotton-sendy. MddinR, IL net and
rross receipts bale eKpOrtS cOastwse, bales sales
bales stock, LUIS bales
sIyASNAu June l3.--Cotton -Quiot MiddnE l0Hi Low
niddlnE Sh Good Ordinary, o. net and gross receipts
6y exports ooastwIsr bales sales bales STOCK I0sO
bales.
rEwoRLELSA Juno lS-Cotton-steady. hlddllng, l0'ai
Low Middng l0Li Good Ordinary, 9Si net aud gross
63i bAles exports 10 the continent LID bara e
ports coastWise. bales saoA 800 bales ttock' $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
DISCUSSING rHEIR REPORTS.
Mo@x OF THE NATIONAL FURNITURE. MANU-
xAcruRERS' ASSOCIATION.

work OF THE NATIONAL FURNITURE MANU-
xAcTuRERs' ASSOCIATION.
The NatfopaI Furniture Manufacturers Association
continued Us meeting yesterday spending tho greater
psrt Of the morning session In discussing the report
OF the Committee on Transportation, which was reat
On "wednesday. Joseph @. sextro and p. Herbert OF
Cincinnati; Rufus Holman and y. ~ Bsrdwell' OF Bos.
ton. Adoiph Karpen, of Chicago; r. Z. shearman, Oh
jamestown, N. "; r. A. Hall. Of WaVery' NJ l..
II. ~ Davis, of st. Louis Charles W. Thomas, Oh
pnfsdciphia and J. H. Grafton Of Marietta ONO,
uav, their views ON the best way secure low ana
IN form freight rates Tho subject was referred BACK
TO he committee.
The chair appointed the following committees: ON
Bankrptcy-Ad0lph Ksrpcn, Chicago Iheooore nor
slater New-York: Elias Matter, Grand Rapids Hcn'
On the Export Trsde-Leo Austrian, Chicago' Z. H.
leonard Grand Rapids Mbch.; C. W. Thomss, Pnu~
delph,S On the American Exposition in Washington
In 4 soe--Frederich Mohr, New.York: H. b. MetcaI.
Boston: H N. Davis 81. Louis. On Constitution
Jobn pornette. Cincinnati; r. p. Sherman, James
xowu n. r.; C. n Parker Boston. On NOMINATION
Of ofeers-Joseph @. Sextro. Cincinnati; A. f. Barnes
Kew York: Levi s. Gould, Boston On Burlaps-F. n!
Ysardweu Boston; John widdiComb Grand Rapids.
Tho report of the committee appointed to consider
che tax on alcohol recommended that the association
petitxIn Congress TO abolish this tax and this was
adopted Mr.. sextro's motion that committee be APP
po,nted 10 ash Congress take the tariff OF buraps
and German mirror plate glass called forth considerable
discussion. n was argued that II the tariff were Kept
tp The articles would In tmo DO made In this country,
and tho motion was voted down.
j. W. COMBS, who has been an exporter IN this
city for many years. addressed the association on the
possibilities Of the trade with South America and
Africa declaring that American furniture manufact-
urers could undese all othors In these markets. inc
speech was hoard with much interest
Last night the delegates wore entertainer at tho
syriplc Alliance at No. 1913 East Twonty-thhd-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buryua June ls=whsa.-old No I Hard vas dull
"a daY closing 81 2lL New No. Hard was easier ~
Ira osuine 4bo0 bush sold o61c and AZ the close 0OOo
Snsb sold at g7o old No. Northern eeSG Neg 80;
Sorf ern lSs 1000 Northern sold ~ 80 p5O &c
Winter grades quiet but nrm 1000 bush OF Choice NO
RED sold AZ Sc regular No hod IN STORE
IS $3.50 asked Extra No Red at s0aslc; NO Red az
7e077c; OF No White Michlg1n s2ld az SoS on
cold at ssI NC; 2lOO0 bush Of No Yellow sold At
s7s &c bush OF No ut Ssc, and 10000 bush
q Sa at 3f4 93I NC In store osts quiet bat strong
No 3 White a. SlaSlisc; No White at 1880 on
track No aMxe5 20 S2esc in store Rye nominal nour
steady Mllfoed steady unchanged Canal freight firm
ssc asosspss-FiOai $500 SSs Thsss ge9SS bush
Canal Wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush
oats IS 900 bnsh shipments by RslF1our 10000 boiS
wheat 10000 Corn $4,000 bush Oats $4,000 bush
barley 1900 bnsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
sx.L1 syEcuLaroRs STILL GAMBLE.

The new Rhodes bill or Buckets shop law was
practically not IN operation yesterday, or II II was
was certainly not enforced. Tho Big Four" In me
weiles Building doing thriving business. as was
also sThe Open Board Of Brokers'" better known 10
s,.ali spectators as TOdd'ss These two establish
uents WIN continue to until test case Is made
whom the constltuhonality Of the new bill VIII DC
contested. The smaller places were nearly all open
as usual. but declined 10 take new contracts unni
test case made. and the paternity have agreed
that aTodds' establishment shall be the champion
~ the, tsrssts and those of their customers tn the
legal contest. , -,
AT the Produce Exchange yesterday little was heard
about tho war on the bucketshop The action OF inc
Grain Committee seemed to be generally approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
R.SrE1,s SON MISSING,

The police have been asked to search for Ezra Hefsh
Geld son OF Louis H. Hershhed who is president OF the
Merchants Bank In Helena Montana Ezra is eleven
years old With his mother and elder brother no has
been living several months No al East Sixty seVenthst
Tbe boys have attended grammar school In Sxtyshth
a. near Iexne since February, but Ezra played
truAns last week in school on Friday and told
his teacher that he tired OF New York and was going
back to his home in Montana Mrs Hershhed Intended
10 starr for Montana with her sons yesterday on Wedne
ay orutns Ezra lei, homo the usual time for going
70 school ana disappeared His mother delayed her journey
yesterday and asked the police to search for the missing
boy She was distressed by his absence. fearing
that he had started for Montana alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
yrPoPrAH FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Tho bnlon In Bank Of England IN, increased R2Aaooo
during the past WeeG =, - - ,-,,,,.-
% prnortinn - Tho Bank ~ EngAndA Trsorvn % liability
ob,b lsst week = pcr l. ~ o. cent
PAIRS June weekly statement 81 tie Bank 81 France
shows an increase 900 francs IN gold aud 100000
francs Ia SILVER.
o. inr the aocnun atlantic aud Croft Wesern nrst mort
nVr tfusi,ra CertnrAeA 35h Ere. 2VL do second con-
snIs 1000 MrIirHH ordinary. 4shi 81 Paul common
7S., Sow Yurk Central lllN. pcnhsyiaAA h2h; Heal
iuV gli, Mexican Central new pcr crnt bonds, ~ >
Rar silyrr !. quoted ~ I g-l6l per ounce.
~ bullion into the BANK OF England on
balance ~ day 300 900 H..
cent rcntea 81 10 francs 40 cen
ta1 Tor tho account exchange London 81 IS francs
checks
Spanish -. 1j7 -, $780,,
three months Hills IL 7.lGal = per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

Rchnod oil remained UNCHANGED At 600 cents per
gallon In S0w.York and CSC c"nts In Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
on CITY Inns i3Saona Transit Certificates opened at
sgGi highest s3Ts lowest 80 cosnd s3ht Sales,
100 600 barrels cnarancss, $4,000 harroh oharterS
barrels.
PlrrsprRo June l3--potroeum dull NatnnaI Transit
Certncarrs opened 3i closet aI sSh highest s3
lowest 53b.
BRADFORD. Penn. June la-Natona Transit Certificates
CleannCek. $50. 900 bblA
TrrUsvIE Ponn juno l5.-NationAl Transit Certificates
opened At BSSj highest s3sl lowest SjG olOsod SSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
psr North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEDra,l crowds for prompt os nMimpporant
FAIR cargoes quoted il l2e Mid s rsdGGn So0 bags
moderately active sales $50 bags savanna. o o 4rtyac
jcrms Options tended lower again on eonu ,n deciinea
10 points and nnai hgurcs Sere ABOUT III "a r.
Speculation was fairly nctve Layt" su nStn, and IN.
changed lilo quiet Regular nrs5- SUI cc tut
second 500; exchange tpryae) q 10 90 hnpgs
OoO0 bags; no cearances for United states ovy" 100,
Rio elsaranecs for Europe, 10y Ds s Rccctn,s al
POI 600 bags receipts, ) 600 bags, hSspV to
Rio July J. 10 Juno H. 1899 OGe 900 bags San same b s
Receipts at July 20 Juno IT, lsSo POI is ~
bags: same time 1855 OBS, 900 bags same ume 1901
o hnRA Aal AS21O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-Br TELEGRAPH

Jnna l3CattlsRecepts for the last q hours
were 2OD0 head Total for the week thus far 1870 For
the tmo week 10 200 Consigned through 300
head 100 Of which to New York 10 head on saie market
duh and prices lower. ,.
tnr 81, For the time last week
30 2gn Consigned through 80 head 2Gq o. which 10
New. York head ale market moderately active;
prices declined 9lOc Workers - 55 Mediums and Pigs
81 80
sheep and Receipts for the last % 400
head Tola FOR the week thus far 20s00 For the sams
time last $4,000. Consigned through 1900 400 of
witch Sew.York 1900 head sale. Choice 10 Extra
sheep "a 80 a. 70 Medium 10 Good - OOa45O
CHICAGO Union stock Yards. June l9-" The Drovers
journal reports: CRttle-Rocepts liOOO heal shipments
slow stIaiy Beeyes 81 IS - 80 Steers
IS OOa4 80 stocksrs and rsehers .? 201s GO. Cowa
Bulls Mixed 81 80 53 60 TeIas Cattle FL I50$S 10
Hogs-Roceipts $1,000 head shipments G.OOO market
lower Mited e. 20 9S4 40; Heavy - 20 o. S5i
Light 81 % a - 10 SEps IS 5OdS4O 49,
sheep Receipts $500 hesi shipments 1000 market
steady Natives % so 4s O Western shGrn 90 Soss< 2o
Texans shOrn s3 90 a. IS 90 lambs "a OOes3 SO.
ST. LOUIS June L. Castle-Eeccpts loo head shipments
1900 market steady. Choice Heavy Native steers - 50
os4 fo Fair 70 od 81 1888 90 stockers sad seedsrs
Fair Good % on 9s3 90; Rangers Corned ~ 1898 aoi
GraAs.fcd 81 30 asa 90
Hogs-Receipts $500 shipments 500 market steady.
Choice Heavy and Bu:chers' Selections - 2otst ~.
Packing - 2cH+ 30 Light Grades Ordinary to Besh
81 70 ~ 50.
Far " Choice IS o. dsi GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ne,y.York. Thursday. June 10 EvFs;-Rseeipss 10
carloads q 2Sl nsae day FsSss
Gy oa sFSss sae Ssf and 2S Tor Texas
good cofnfed selling at &C. . yvo.,..s,v lima 70
e hHsrs sY Scc fully hsss; than The ssss
wses and G LONDON S cs ssgs has Is also Improved G
best Americans selling up to i2c per ~ estimated dressed
s5s as The he En-. :.s ts1 n ,o sooH s
" ss uh ts 81: T s $50 -
S4G al rs Es-Receip,s 1929 head Market nrn %
moderate supply. and the few eu'termiiks Onereo s0a
Rts''S Ss aniSft9dps "s1ssf
o'f :sSs' s.s e;
S G" sag sf?ss rec 'qF na the Dss
blessed veais ranged from few choice and fancy
e'snHs LIE x 'fP a sGfs'
es sES'fi9 e. q e II 81 d. SfSa 20 s. - saa iS
log H n a. Mullen: 10 Mixed Calves 10. saN
g veal, u ~ e. ID e as g. 81 81
Ba 2 xsS g So v a. 5s s q d e.? - d. 81
JUid J. Buckingham: II veol. 1873 70. at 41-ec; II
CO. sT III ND TAMBs-Rs,ep,s 3, 1.2 carload. ..
q $50 SS,s ssa@- aSd nSudSs over sr g
a. e per 100 ~ burch Of Jearnss brought
Lambs opened a. rather prices but general
choice sold at Sc ohio indiana Lambs 666 f.2c.
Dressed mutton steady at saloe; Dressed Lambs so'
AZ oS12c
NJ IS o5 per 100 u 1873 d. 10 l2 ~ az - 25 81 do IS
N 81 a. 90 80 Virginia do. 104 n ct 1872 Ohio Lambs
- H. NJ &c per n 40 Virginia do. 81 n n CO; los Do,
n 81 n at .2c 1921 do, 90 scant az lie 81 Do.
! ~ H. at . SAC: 800 10 81 10 n. at 34c; 2i7 do,
70 10 n ~ 7c a57 IN CO I2 IS at 7c 27l DO % n ai
I4c; Is do, C5 10 NJ at i.2c 2iC do 'choce). 10 n
az &c.
Ss 90 50 rs Gt! 30 IL 6. Es1yetE sss'?
d. iOJ n ~ az: 1913 kentucky Lambs 81 n at l-So
Der n 1873 do 20 n At 1sc so d.. 60 n at lac.
!. + Sadicr Co: l31 Indiana Sheep. ~ n aB
n a, ~ 90 Ios Virginia DO ~ 10 n az 81; % DO %
n 90 SO: 2 do 90 n a. ~ 25 % do tchoice) o. lo
/ Y. at Sc per %
IA kentucky do t2o n at - 95 1872 Ohio Do Is Al
go do ~ l2 p Mt - So 900 do, 95 n at 50 ID
! 81 Kentucky lambs. Ts n. AZ &c per n.
~ % 90 DO 81 n at "a so; 400 Kentucky lambs II D.
| AZ a. 80.
90 T"nncssrr Lambs 20 n. at 81 50.
n Harrington: ~ Yearlings - 12 n at 81 IS;
| 300 Rnrtucky lambs. II i.2 n. At a. 30
| HOGS-Rncerts Is carloads u 2G2G hest No sales
on live weight Noinnny du ~ 81 coasI o5 per 700 n
Country Dressed steady at i!2d7c for Medium and
| 7 Lease for Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
PRODUCE MARKETS.

fr-EsPoor, June lS-S;46 .. m.-Beot-Tn poor demand
Prk-fn poor demand. ams-In good demand short cut
about a. lbs nrm at 54s OIL baoou- In demand
short rb about rs lbs n at SOS 81 Choeseln good DO
mNd American finest white Al cOlored steady At ass Cd
Tallow-In fair demand. bprts ~ Turpentine-in good
demand; urn at 3hs Cd nosin-In fair demand Lan-Spot
and poor demand primo W6SteTn and June
dull 3is 81 July duh a. Js eh August dun al 3Es Dd
Whcat-In poor demand Flour In alT demand CoTnSpob
In demand iuuIes-ln fair demand Hops at London
- oOAst-In iair demand.
Bfsadstnns-wheat quiet demand poor holders offer mod
erAiely Corn quiet demand fair new mixed WESTERN
So Nd per GENITAL.
LONDON June iJCnleutta lmseed, ais 81 quarter
nnsoed OIL 2ls 81 per cwL spirits Of turpentne 3tA Sd
per owt -.
ASTwRRr JuAo lS-wDeoxs lard closed At 10 francs as
cebtlmes per 100 koA.
ASTwEhr. Juno lS.fetrosnm-fins pale AmsrsAn II ne
o eentlmos paid and IL francs eentitnss sellers
BRKMES June la-Pesfoleum- - marks 20 pfenningA
q
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS PROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.

Yesterday oil MARKET was quiet and developed no
t,,uros Of Interest aid the fluctuations prices
confined n snail fractions. The Bonner Farm well NJ
Bush Greek was reported IN bn sr"v ing OIL but mono
good ana Montgomery well, No q ~ hakrr,tnwn was
,I., reported BE- showing for small production
Tvra other nrws frum the hsa " any in'ern-t
md market closed steady at shad" under the Dvst
Of tho day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
STAINED.

Cood MATHEMATICIAN, & 30 Low MddIlng.... 20, A
strict God Ordinary 1916 Mding..........l lilo
Options were devoid Of features to-day ana RgJ III
trrateiy weak and strong There wa, r.'c and our
points carly after which Liverpool wtakcneI anu V ~.
market closed barely steady aad lag points Delo" INV
nnal OF ynsierdnY. Sncs. 80 900 baCs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

COTTON-The spot market ruled fairly active ana Enther
weak but without quotsble change Sales Oss 6acs os
con spnon port receipts S5i baes, against 7O3 0aes
this day lat and O4g bales this day as yrat SUES nee
bales comparing With 800 533 bales for the corresponding
time last year. ,- 5000 -, .,.ss.a