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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
GRAry AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was little feature 10 yesterdays grain Arints
Cash wheat was duh under narrow fluctuations and
closed weak with only $4,000 bushels taken for eN
port The options wero dealt in only TO Tho extent
Of COO 900 bushels and fluctuations ranged within
limits Of I4d3-s cent Tho foreign houses bought
In tho early hours and realized weaker cables 10
the afternoon. The operations did not exceed the
dignity Of scAlpng. The not changes were a shade
hghoE final quotations being follows: June. 30 Ia
July 81; August, 81 lo September, 81 49, oetotor,
80 Is; December. SIS l-s; May, 1900, 90 IL cents
There were heavy dealings In corn for export,
COS 900 bushels being taken the spot and 10 arrive
This stiu ulated an advance OF IL cent tho spot
and tho options vero higher although dull Tho final
gains In tho options wcrp 6b for June at al Ia,
80 for July at 81 56 ami September at A. 10 and IA
cent for August 81 ~ IL cents. Oats wero firm for
cash trading but the options easier for the ser
months ending at u 81 for June and - cents for
July and August. Lard was quiet but strong for most
months The options closing Al 81 or for JunS, o. %
for July 81 o6 for August and 81 IL for September
The receipts OF -four and grain reported yesterday
at New-YorE, Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat, Is, ss3 bushels; corn. 193, s29
bushels; oats, lac ,594 bushels total grain. ala, go
bushels nour, 2l,l95 packages. ~ Milwaukee
and st. Louis the arrivals we're: wheat. 30 ,o4e
bushels corn, 6n3 BIT bushels oats, $50 500 bushels
total grain, io623o3 bushels; -four, 23,64e barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Fioas Srmsr, Howard street end western superfss
90 60o3 90; Extra do % 10 a. 90 Family do - lS4t
City MILL Rio Brands Extra Z: ssss % Winter WSsi
zoe western easy; No: 2 winter Red spot sissiIo,
White 'S a. siasl2a0 Yellow stIS western srS
s ssss :'Ss s6, ao Oats 'sss
dc Mixed 20 os6c, Graded No. White SO 33so soaiasu
and Pennsylvania 30e34c: Rye quiet AZ 64s5bc Nag
easier R5%. e cs' Ssr TR4s r SIC SSs Ms 90
aust .Sssdy Al iIsiSpc Lard steady Rennsa At sI
Butter quieti Western Packed l2el4e Best Ron ~ ss
sniF 1915 Ess 5 .sSs he e
active Refined II PC whisEey arm At q To- Frsisaio
Liverpool per steamer, quiet Cotton $50 asked flous
per ton IN az a0fs lss 50 5an s O Ss s. es
Corn So 900 900 bush. Rye 1000 bssa
Shpmens-Biour 300 bush Wheat none Corn $500 buaA
salos-Wheat 1900 bush. Corn 5000 bush. H.
BUFFALO, June 4.-whest-oh NO Hard nominal At
81 II asked New No Hard lie lower 1000 blsh sold a.
s9o Ssy No Sc1tsesn s'S 9G No N arr sos CSC
settled 40 Red IS essisc No Red 75S7ec IN soose
No. White Michigan 80c asked No White Oregon soa
Corn nrmer and quiet; No. Yellow 3sbci So $40
10 store osss strong No White SiS2i 70; No 70. .
freight arm and unchanged Wheat 4c Corn $50; osa
2sso Rys $50. Recep-Four ID 900 bbls Wheat 5000
bush Corn 252 600 bush oats l2.oOo bush Canal sAa
IL 900 bush. Shipments by iFlOur $4,000 bOlS Wheat
1900 bush 900 bush Oats ISL 900 bush Bagsy
5000 bush. Rye 1900 bush 'f
CHICAGO June A-The leading futures gel folovs
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BUSINESS STILL DISTRACTED.

tuesday, June A-p'
Business at the Stock Exchange is still OBJ.
structed by the absence OF the accustomed meth
DDS OF concentrating reports OF transactions and
quotations.
The stock speculation to-day was dun and the
recorded transactions In listed stocks amounted
only TO 1919, 1872 shares. But there was tono Of
strength exhibited that made the exceptional
circumstances less remarkable. The fluctuations
were small, and the last prices generally show
immaterial changes but majority OF them are
declines. Central OF New-JerSey was exceptional
in advancing 2 per cent TO lO5 and closing at
I04 lie. The sock loan market at
Offices S reveal barge outstanding short
ton Of the Burlington and Northern Railroad
a new short interest is developed in Burlington
and Quincy stock. Chicago continues to reduce
freight rates, and drags all the companies into
the net IL the reports are true, the Interstate
Railroad Association has had short life; yet
it's death has not been officially announced. To
what extent the absence OF the ticker service
has reduced the volume Of business u Is dlmcult
to estimate because ever since last Friday there
have been other exceptional causes AZ work.
The disasters from the floods have attracted every
ones attention and naturally have e1erted
negative influence in stock operations While
the extent OF the money loss is not known, 10
is known that IL is mparatIvey looal, and that
the heaviest losses have fallen on corporations
able 10 bear them without EN- oanTassment. For
instance, the credit Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Is not at all affected by It's loss, neither is that
of the Cambria Iron Company. There has been,
however-there Is STILL disposition TO walt
full developments. The feature Is that during this
period OF uncertainty buying Is checked, and the
desire 20 sell does not increase So there Ii dumess
and steadineSs, which are the terms that describe
roday's closing.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were dull and steady at
81 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June (SpeclA).-It looked for while
to-day as II wheat was starting upon An advance,
July going from rs l-s cents 10 70 l2a76 S. but tho
signs were deceptive ~ the close tho price was
back where It opened. There little show Of
export buying OF wheat, tho first In long time, aud
IL the chief incentive Of the early strength.
81. Louis has sent word that there might be new
wheat in rho market next week. and along with
the information sent some selling orders. Corn was
steady, within 4 range OF 3-6 cent, opening ana
closing at "a Is cents for July. There was An
enormous out movement, 1913 ,7OS bushels and the
arrivals, 759 cars, considerably under the
pectation. Oats kept within 3-5 cent? range Pork
closed Just where It did Monday, after rather weak
day IBIS closed at cents over Mondays figures,
after a rather strong day. The reaSon OF this was
the operations OF Armour & Co They were selling
At the Yards but thih cut 10 figure. II is sa,u
that relative 10 the cost OF making, pork has bssn
nearly Il per barrel over short ribs, and tho Armour
rprcAd il supposed 10 b. taking advantage Of that
inequality. July lard closed at s8 20, l-2 cents
decline. On the curb July wheat sold at 1o Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

The Treasury purchased $3.50 per cents
at 1 20 and $4,000 4 LIZ per cents at lOS.
There were no sales OF State bonds OI CITY
bank stocks, Commerce sold 40 at 1919. Cont
mental (bj at 1873. State tjl at ITO. and Metro
politan 800 at IL ] 2.
The general bond market was only moderately
active but the market was firm In tone. Among
the features were Fort Worth and Denver first
u.s. which sold, OK interest, at VI l-4aSS LA
81 10. The company continuously reports gains
In its earnings. Denver and Rio Gande Western
first trust receipts were active at o. l-4ag2 7-Sa
g2 $50 Mobile and Ohio general AZ rose from
u l-2 TO SO. Toledo, ST. Louis and Kansas City
continued firm OF OF BE-. Philadelphia and
Reading issues were shade easier Richmond
and AIleghny first and second receipts were
strong at SO "a and %. Reference is made 20
our full report OF bond sales
In the unlisted department OF the Stock Ex
change there was unusual activity and strong
prices in and for the securities OF industrial en-
terprises National Lead sold t52, 500 at 20 lie
All 7.sa27 ~, Sugar Trust Il 8, 200 at 70 Ia
nj OF l-2aI OF 49, aud Cotton Oil $4,000 at So 7-S
AGO Ia. Georgia P4cifc second IS sold ~ 0, 000l
ct s3 3-4As3 Ia, Duluth, South Shore and At.
iantic geo at Us, Brunswick Co. tl00) at
20 I-2, and Kingston and Pembroke 5000 at
81 Is.
In the local market money ruled at 2a3 LIZ
| per cent; the bulk OF the business WINS done 40
ea2 La per cent, At the close the supply was
abundant at 3 per cent
Ihe Clearing House statement to-day wa rs
. .s ey Exchanges si64,se2, 24O; halaL -,
! The suS1rcssurs today was debtor to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

LIVERPOOL June a. m.-Beef-In poor demAno, Pork
In poor demand prime mess Eastern. easy a. es. Cd
poor demand Cumberland out sdy 8Hs ga long clear
mddos heavy about 80 bs steady At 3ls Cd Choese-In
good American hneat white coored arm AZ asa
81 TaowIn poor dsma9d prime city strong at &c. Oh;
Spot and utufesIn poor demand prime wsstsrn June
steady 81 SIS Cd July steady AZ Sbs I'd August dui
asa "a Whoat-In good demand No, Wiz steady
al 50 VI new NO spring steady Gt 70 2Ld Ylour-fs
moor demand Con-Spot and fitures-Ih good demand !
iIod Western July Ateady AZ s. $50 August steady
asS London-PAoido ooast-In 4,
steady q "a 10 go l0A
quiet demand poor holders offer mod.
erstsy receipts for three days 10000 osus In.
Guiding 5000 American Corn quiet demand poor receipts
LONpor June l-CAlcutta lnseed Als % per quarter
nnseed oil 2os Cd per owt refined petroleum 6da5d per
RalNn spirits Of turpentino, 9ks Vi per Uwt
XuwEkP. Juse 4-wnsoI'sI lard closed At % francs IS
eentiynes par 100 kiloa-
ISTwIsp Juns I-Pstroeum-Fas psls American IT frs.
Confines paid aed II francs oentimes sellers
1nzhKn. Juns S-Petrpieam- q marks oo pfonnigA
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

N,v.York Tuesday, June G-BEEvES-Reoeipts II
ss,or5 Ss q SI SSsa az
ysssdsy had reached this morning BY another
Two carloads of cattle sold this mqsnns by y
s sSssTs 1895 ' sSsFas Is do
sSSsnf A 49, i iSo: C. L CO 'G dt,q ao
sold sHs,, lace in S e; Day Nine
a,s arrivals, 90 over for market Ws Pr pr;
ac; that 'sss " s 9 more '1 Ssn oP8a demand
small Sss, SS Tgna ?. ba prices S bid
Ss GSGRy are T 800 n In sTs cCe
Xdd 70 this and Buffalo shipments w viii. .noS few few
there likely % 30 no scar sSaTci SEarS ava nS%
ysa, 's does not seem likely With the country null
cattle THAI the present moderate prices Will mold
0' Dressed beet aT% and selling at ol.e@71 lie for
0l sSpmeS esoySs the Egyptian Monarch and
man. who win send OUT tomorrow $50 Quarters in the
Jcr cAh Gy Ssffs arm at SdSo for fair choice 9eas
than s the s' close d Tho ess
d " S' s SS Sdos
ss vcs i s. S'ssG2e ~ ifsa Isl r. at 6
81 S a. iSS sW H vss Cf Ss az r pc per
Jslilne, Wright Z Co q ycsls. 1874 y. ~ 61.2c.
nFFhFP ASS I nHSsysas y.a ~ : az
head si a. Jersey city carloads we're held
Yesterday Market unsettled and sheep hardly as strong
A. Monday, while Lambs appeared be steady
II looks to-day more like getting the stock through.
The shlpments West Southwest are an coH1g
BY the way Of Buffalo. few Maryland and Virginia
Lambs to-day and with the efforts being made by
the baltimore and Ohio ROAD and its feeders 10 omen com
municaon with the South. more liberal receipts from
IA 81 bu. may not come until next week. Prices H''
Dressed Mutton firm and higher at I.2a1o Leo per
n and slaughterers talking about an eleven cent
market Dreseed Lambs Gold at 1Salec, and few
ssss-NsTtoa 4 s!lsW; 22s Ohio Sheen so N aver.
Ill n, at e5i 1o3 Kentucky Lambs, a. 70, at 1.ac
per n.
SsS d. io2 10 at s5 e6 285 Jersey lambs 81 n At Zoe
per 1eS Maryland Lambs, "a n, a. 1oei sA Virgins
HoGs--Reoeipts, II carloads, Of 1927 head Mono ior
sale en sts p SS%a ..s a 3, nOo .na
1.2GSc FOR Light
LAVE STOCK MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.
Bu'yA SSas ss a sS ne la:t x A0SSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

DRUGS, DYES. SS.-AmonS tao larger l dsHs II and
SSss' SsusS but Ss ;y' sTA Sc' az s s:
&c tent :. DO as s'Gs Ti '%S$a.
s.Ssnd T q s2 o gam ,S for PEI aHe ecn
wood Bor1E vel sustained m Price, win rohnsd AID
scHpsuss &Sd = 5$o 10 5S' ana %; u g;S:. GsS;s:
b. s S Ss 'ss tn '' Quoted FGISa
AZ oontnosS . . oGsT1s1 2uSisf c q sGS.s5 1 t'
Bicsshibr Powder. 81 7otl 90 on Pennyroy1l: s5eS
a sSSS 4
15ma' ana r ,od io a t;am. are sti nhd eaot
MorphlnO run recent prices quoted q = s9S
cay RPa g0qsa go :: .ss lp :. %
= soss2 SO for new NoSItcra Buyers holding
has been ogl,S moderate sHs Old s., M1SsTS .
:GsG y % Sd 5SS go S ssS sSo
K sees 90 8o1 ss &c Ca GeoFss. Eso
I'd R'S 49, RoI h;9s mS s1S sG S'iGS
Rs;SS4i s5G EssOTr; OGPS spandt L S%%S
St' hsssn 'S ssgS;s ioI o;a SSse saS Full Waite
@ .si ss. g .55a S.s.s aa
500. 'ssGafS' Sop: s'f shey s,y =
sS8 4 Ss 'oG f:s 7'fs e. 1' s6 i ss'
s yts : '2 sos q G's g r ssy
2s n. % oS "a 7s. s. : sna nl
g s9'$ DAqsH' P0 .ss P cso. S r9H
Xndcf ~ oS;%.0SII Sc ma br 's
ngs arr limisod 70 The seus requirements oS6er.
" SGsoS. as R a a1 a' bet
GS do a: o o ,,. fT mu "a ES 40 s CO.
: Imp csSsess. xsi:a:,s = sS,sSs
p :os P:i!s Ss. SssS S4s i'SSE Gun
ass s'' f Tas L 4gG ifsl:5' s5sH f
dc PraGes French g9?.a0o., Sfa6'.c AlmOnd, TaIn
tss S DO .& yS e F q .:, 'D:i iSs
90 s6Sy 'S Ss.ssj 4os' a. R.st nS,s saSc Wal
puts. naples %; Do FrcncS 6a7o DO Greno6lc staoc
sn ss s.:S E s"y IN. {s
boxes. siOasit do qu,rsr.bOIsG s7ss1L
s! S,sSs: could R e la
". Ss 'PS. nd h' 500 SSTS S
= 4? iSs 81. Si:ps.S Ss TI j IS
st5 90; 600 SS.' %lntsf wh:ai HStgr % 5oSss 80
sSo SN oSSn: e SSf i BOZ sa'
sSSs$& S SS F &SSss S* s:s EoT e
Choice e s Frey S e. 7SSt$ 3s P'I e rGS 80
MSas;oI SPFHs whSscr E ss q 7SsSs dS C PsH
Ssss 9 s 81; Hs;'E: =
%Ge q Sts;s gf 9 es; a:;a'f iS''s
Gss'ss e bout FfS s.7
's' Ss S SfRifa' e oSs5s StdG sS.n Ss
low WssTorn quoted at % SodS2 IS, Brandywins At
GRAfS ewaEHT1TISsa ;;saD.s' wer: II: pr!nslap!
s soda IN ' ,a l@S rSa aa s
and strong aS below OWE SusSa tho SS E Of
credited 70 the ivy nd gScsmsS s,
eign houses were freer buyers thereafter which sxerte
& a against { HG sse soS
g1@y st a IS So %f ' GH ss%9
g TSS emitted Back u ne sa ana
barely steady On The curb July eoSSa &c &c Haa de-
Sg@SGr SSs but the closed weaker Msrs %Srs
rfccr buyers taking r. 600 6ashGls ooo ana
80 SS'S oSS nu,ss an. a@@S
81 . sss SuSi s soss 20 June S'' 50 IA
.Ss & s = bsssSss e G s isS
a ens q sg DO NJ 81 SSs D SaS Si9
nal We,tern quoted 400 ise state, 4SsSlc BAR
LEY MALT1psl Two rows55 sat- . 0uo'9a sSSgers
poIts ss9dy buyers Of cash grades Itodsy 6a'nsss
lac, and closed nrn on lighter ohgdnsS Options also
hardened and closed a. the highest hres which showed
however. was Without much spi1t sSns 2sG 600 bush
WsssTn ~ i2o; steamer MEct 20 t4aI6 % elevator
;s E ss'a 20 aftG "a sI 'l sSs
JT9S g stdt so ,h$ Si0:PS 60 q i ta,u: %
4. .ss5 shovel So;a si.s:; ID
sa S 9Psq, T San dull If s
She IL as e l2s?' 81 E vi sssiis
s4fssGS Ssy5 Sad s s sia. ssS d 'l'ssR sE &
August 4ss, GIcilns a. 2sS3 No. White June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

90 La closing = % 14 90 july e ts e's ssaos
g IS CSC I6o T. sSSsSs = shss s0So Rye Te'd'
AND continue ia,, ana no qS 9.Ss1
ssasss Hay NO ,, Large f sSssSs' mai,
S SSs5Ss DARK G %Hs sssSss sS ;sssS
TonS Rye 70G75c; Short Rye S0a56o; osT nsnS con
WoPS-Hoders retain the advantage ana aenAh9
40 snu'' haa slight savaSsS ,ss s,sss:
e. fs7, ssioc; d9 Pacific Coast cs9iss
10 iss7. sSSc; Eastern and Wisconsin. new 10000;
0HtEsMP AND JUTE-ouIe, and unaltsred in price:
sales 500 bales sissi II I4c Manila hemp no1osa
s hemp u Ia S sSS b.sSiS SSd ou AIT i'f
sn,% IN f EyS s:nAn se seS osss
M MsnstSSS a e sf q s5s
- IoTise: Buenos Ayres kips selected, l0alS ~ loc
cI,,doy, kips iodl9 n, 13oi Cortes, MoneYdeo sn9
p1o GTsnde Eips 1oa19 n, 12e Texas 2oa2o No. 10
HS; WeSs ssiSs southern Is hey sSn M
siac; sSuthsfn, they run: Asso s.n p e W NE
s s,anSe COW. I4Sis y. Sc B and OK 1880 n
ias: New oTeans City 46947 D. S9ee Te1SS Ok sna
COW. Sosco 10. S1'sSoc; city slaughter o. oO1o' No.
iItEArHFR-rhsre has been no change the Fast week
a. nrjces though many grades obtainsbie &C inside
rates Supplies run full EXPORT denana 10 h0oeIse'
W<lryw-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June4-4 p m.-Consns e5 slo for money and
es liz Tor n areount Atlantic and Great Nsstsrn hrst
mortgage trustces ceEtneltsA S3' Canadian fACaS S7
Tta ssSond console io6tt Mexican Or9lnary 5lSi ~
Pani Common 7bh: SeW.York Central lloh heading
2sS, Mexican Central nrsE mortgage bonds TIA iIhnoA
Central llpL
Money . per cent . - ---.,.. A.. 49,, ,r,.
The atS Of d!AoOunt the open marhst for SNORT OILS
and for three mon tbs bills II / per cent
bar slyer IA quoted AZ k2d per ounce ,,. -
rhA Amount Of bullion gone into tho BANK OF knsAsh Oh
balance to-day n Gll,OoO .. - go, -.
Advoes quota per cent rHntes ~ 80 tIanos
tmes account and exchange on London al ~ uAAoa
n confines for checks
apaniah a rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was almost complete stagnatlon in The crude
oil market yesterday, and prices hucuated about IL
cent. Tho trading can be considered as having
no signihc Ance and the news nom the field not
OF a nature TO influence values The bulls are simply
sitting upon their holdings the bears waiting for
an accident To relieve their position. Borrowers OF
cSrthcReg sllll pay for their use. An aggressive
attack might provoke long selling but the scarcity Of
cert 1caes restraints the operators for lower values.
The range Of prices and the total dealings wore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

Clearing House rs net sSo gs'ns $4,000 S5 Se
anee we ,or goid delivered by the Assay ONCE,
ree do S INV NV coin gain Of ssei,577 less cur.
re &c loss Of SSo5t, The days operations ses
eoTefsu tin1 IN a general balance Of 81 OF, 882,
ta5. Consisting Of Sl74,546,oo6 coin and sl'''
337,53o currency. ...,,
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day Sl36,OOO Naucnal DanK nous
for redemption. ~
The customs receipts were s!67,sOi, and the
internal revenue receipts were Sl43,iO7
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol.
lows:
June q Juno l. Differences
Net silvr on ma 30.23s,273 so,3eoo74 Inc. l2l'eol
g" on Sand.... 277so,ss7 26e7ao22 Dec. s17,9eS
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PRODuCE MARKETs.

Rehped oil was unchanged at 500 cents In New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

,rvxnpooI IupsA-4p m-COttoB--Tne sales OF ths DAY
included 5.4O0 bales American >,,.,u,star Mlddinx
clause June delivery GId sellers, ySno and ss
cry. 264d sellers; July and AHs as4d sellers Sep
S o,hsr JsiivrTy 476td sellers Oetooor anu
November delivery, SS6i6 Nane snS January delivery
delivery sS.s4d sellers bsItveTy l.s4d sellers
a,,yvsrox Inn. ACTION quiet NddhaG, tos.s bos
Middiing 10 .lB; Good OrilnasI 't' NV
eeipts rs bales stock. lZOA oaie'' o,p =, r.,.,a
receip,s bsi bales Sses, IL Dsie1i et'0A' So'1
s1v.xSAH Juue 4Cotton -Quet S sso, rs.aints
M,ddling gs. Good Ordinary. me- .,s. 6aies stocE
S 6alesi exports cOast"i'" % "''''
o,,,,s. ynne 4-CottSu STEADY aiaduns hv'i ~
Mddins' iois GOOD ordinary "a cosswise 1870 bales
S,oas rrreipts 6l2 bales exports $1,000 -'N'N
sales 1000 bales stock, oSs'" 49,
OIL MARKETS.
IN cry June 4--NstOnh TTnnn cIassn - ass
sss highesh s9is .rsTess $4,000 barrels ehareri
& 600 rrsis shipmenI l272S' osFreis' ruhA o's
bsrrea ,.,r, anil National Transit csr.
nsnsd A. s97si closet o. S2S' Mxhss@ oSi wv
Penn June NsaSSs., E s sss So
ns.sS,Ix Penn, June GNAuonSI rranst SertiaeAs'
on.ned as s2Tsi Highest s9s' io"os@ e@S' 'i'S'A
HAVANA MARKETS. tE
HAyAsn, srN fru saies $50 hhds Maseoyado sshfss~
osgsss poisriration, at a gold per Qpin'aL ~.
THE MANCHESTER MARREr.
u,,currKa June 4-Demsnd for foreign marks" Is D'''
yssns~steAdy, but little doing '5 -sp# 3
.c SPIRITS OF rURPEST1NE 81. \ &
r.,Iutrsros June S.-Turfentin nrtn ~ $50
sIyISsAR, June A-rurpenpne arm a. ssssSWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
srlean standard Of classic
STAINED.

Good ordinAry.... gSle Low MIdding.... 0 rs
The option market ruled strong throughout the entire
dAY but ero general lack OF speculative Interest
Flna figures about tho top, Glowing net gains o.
SEA pOint Stronger Liverpool h1fiees and small Re.
eepts were chief elements Of strength Sales 2ooOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

CoTToN-The spot market advanced Lee; and closed
steady after moderate business SseH SSs Pare aS Ss
hSlss st Wsok 500 bales for The time last yehr
since September tho receipts At the ports AFgegated
BIS4 i0l baleG comparing with oS4.1i6 bsles for the
corresponding tine last year
Quotations are based American standard Of classic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

HEMLocK-AcID HIDES OF ALL KINDS.
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on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

SPIRITS OF TURPESTISE a.,
ca,uIrsroY, June 2.-rurf entins frIn at $50
sIyISxAa, June A--Turpentine arm 81 sssss& y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

LAVE STOCK MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO, Juno tattls- Receipts for the last "a hours
we're 6to head Total tDr tho week thus nr $40 For