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New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
GRAIN AyD PRODUCE MARKETS
-,r,.,rs or xrw.yonK DEALINGS.

OF Nt.W \ OltN Dis'Ai'''''''''
Tho lul, in wheat were reinforced hy some o''
crop report, Yesterday. but thc' "'h''N'' "'N
,,.orv ip closing prices shade better than Ncdn''
, ,.i.h, Tho speculative transaction, did not cN
, ., .,nn ooo hu-hcl. The market was weaker
rv an fame advice. from abroad. bat Later prices
ID rrder ii. Influence 81 reported damage ~ YER
. ID, Indiana and tennessee. /; Wa il-' sara iha'
,c condition ~ the Kan-a> crop Wa "u, p" a-,'"S.
~ per cent month ago. NV """', 'i,,, ,hcn
- a-l6. yicldcd To 80 i''" i, n Tie 'url,.
went down 10 - . cents. -" 'I"-'.N, '' '' I'LL
August went from g4 II lGa % &" ~ ,,h,'. ~
~ ~ I :. broke t0 81, ana clo-"d il"' u''- M M'.
,ho curl, December declined from ", y" ~ 80, -
a., - recovered To- 80 49, and then broke t. 80 =
,,.rt- turh price. were "d 10 ]" ''NI'. ..,, -. 4,
cash wheat va. = shade bitter. Win ~ coz hu'"
t~, ~. .fr,u.rr ou light rcccipt- ard hid crop
r,,,,rts rh. .pot market advanced . = cont anu
-ooOo hu-h"' ""r" noneh' n' S"IP hri rloIcd ON
a r,liy . r. cent higher than "Wednesday rfht.
Cat, ~e0' stronger "n c',,'", VIZ, h. ,br- and
,1 600 lu. bel, Ncto taken h- -1ipi"f- me "r to,
nov 81 G~,dci revival 81 -i''.t.''n ana l''"o
bi-hel. ->i band. ~" mark '."'o", ,,.,.,s @
tlon, ON The curb ,io-cd a. 20 - c-li-. "
lard wae stronger. and 500 ueic"- "r9' tneh i'l
export. The opilou- ended tp = point i"r JuS' ""'
: -. polui~ bctt-r for the later month.
TIE nuni ouotitl"n- VIZ" 49, io"".. ~. .,
Wheat Jun" - . Jn!y -, ~, "'S"'' '' '''
Corr-.Iunc. 81 1. july. - August. - '-' up
'''.a, 0G, Jane. 337,: July % 81; August. ~ -,
L,Id 'Ta'' juiy. so29 August. s"4a: September
The rcrclpt, II grain and nour reported yesterday
ot N.u lorl Phli1rlphla. Ialtm'r" and Ho't"r W."
~ follows: Wheat. @~.'.G hn'h"' corn ili'l,V
bn,h,i, nour. ;32'n paoha'c-. At ch'aS9; MI
y,ul.cc and = Louis the arrival were Wheat
Cr.3o3 bushels. corn. "-.ol- m,hci, "i''' 80,
q, bushels total grain lf--.7+' bushels -four
11I9 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE SIdTL or IRADF.

Ratmoc June j.-Couon nonna n!ddlnS l2ac
Flour d,lD Nheat- Soutn, QuIct, nut. o5d3ic A..
gDcriy 5cGo2". 40. =, 9Oi,c sranicr 40 rH o.
35c No ga nIn No winter r'd. SPOT atd Jun. 80 a."
.,Oc July and August. 9l0Jl., september r. 81 q b.1
o.i,in rIhtt white. -" 30, yellow. tnail2'
Wsste.n ,onR: mixed. .po,. AZ, a4Ic; jam. tcailc
in. tOl.dir AUGUST ii..0fll-r. sept d,
biG stiI.J. J5a3o',c Ost- ,pa1y ungrdcd Southefr
and PowsYl, l,alia. 3ia%jc o. Wost.n WHIT sS03'c /.
Very nuct choice. GJd6j, prime. 81 a63c good 90 flr
5saG'c Hay -tcady riim' 90 cioice thnou5 90 D7a
Egcs STEADY I12c. Coler qu't no csrsocs 'a, 20
NO :, Is1.c sugar .tronE gI4 ul.iei. d 3-iC@o'-c,
Copper steady hn,d l32aits,. Whis@eg nun, u -.
~. ID graiu J I'd torh ior oucrs, - "a lircepta
Flour G,,o bts wheat, II O0J bu-h % 900 Ll-h
bbs; wheat 2s 90 Lueh corn Ii'Vs bush. sale
Wh. at - 900 bush; cora, 59,oOC bLsh
Boston, Junc 5-Fiour Nery dun win weaker feeling.
with q lover tendency. shorts quiet only fanny stf-dy
PORK shade EASIER. Lard quiet ana unchanged Ham,
stcady and IN noderat. demand. Beef S.eady butt'r
dan except Northern IGc, and Western
IfdI5c. unchanged. steady extra
Gc; Westf. lf1c Receipts fo thc week -floiI. - 600
bbs and 1900 sacks; coin 10000 bush oa - COO
bush, shorts, go tons.
BuGoio June 5.-wheat-No hard du.I but Asn, o7a.c
bid asked 80 Noftlcfn quiet with sales u 1000
red sold 9tHc. ar No "Ai'r hlchg,n nt D62' and
! No red extra NJ 93c Oh track. corn -ttonr and
higher ocmand MA; so yellow. 3oa3sr rc; ~ . Sci.
.torc Oat. n demand and prices Il l,adr b. gh.r.
lo 600 bush No wnit. sod 32.c car, du a. g.,
3sc, 3 80 "hi;c az @I@c on tracA. rnd moon
closed. nominal. Flour 10 fnt demand patent
,,lils ri 3,gr 80; best winter - 25osj 30 Mnfc,
Ici and Unchanged. canal frrht, nrni. to Nrw-Yofk
wheat. 3c: 3c oat>, 2tc lumber. t. N,w-lork
- - To Albany. - -. Er-,rt,- our 20 600 lbl,
bush. Shipments -By canal Wheat 5000 bush cora
20 900 bush oat~ 81 900 bu, by rail -four - 900 bil,
wheat. $1,000 Dush; corn, oio0 bush ont 5000 bush
Chicago. June The leading futures ranged fol.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
~nL TrADI - cmlcADo-

Chi,aro Jnn, . Nicc.,.-Iuy Wl.,'t opened todsr ~
:1- so'd between 81 2H4t, ant - aHi 'l"'d a. 9s
a2,. Jan" opr~i a. tO. SOL between 'o- inf 3lr ild
CLOSED AZ gI August op-neI %. "l'.. sod b't"''n 'l,
AID go aid cos.d p""it- "trn"i 81 ~. a'ii
lI.tA.cf 30 . prt iU' CLOS a. !i-- l h 90. n'f
. -ol b-f.',i - lft Jt 'id closed g. ." |''
tI iu. h.tf-. 4f't'a't u' hli.' o. %"
ti.. Louis rra"I. u. t. Minneapolis short -Il'I.. ~
tl., v,att tud a. f' luli 'il Wa fulf nI,i %.
r-lort- Irua~--'. AID hau-i- stat" B'aris =
Agrlr4ltIr-. 3D.. kama. fri"rf va or mana hi Tho
opening. H. made u- ,oad.fipn ~ .u'- VII at so as
a.l-i ~ lar' month Il. partly Offset iy sum.
mar, Wl~t, situation it 'In' Cincinnati Price
,rilo't uLi.A ,slati t.r = pa ir Winter what yl't
e. -, hn-L.I- fn probable spring hrat fi"d a.
80 ,.n r,.l lsuuIu.uc0 Atout % o.ioh e ~ I"tt
message, 'lr i,nut-sc state crop i"r ia" 20.
cona ou - n~,t Throughout u~ STATE. and
ulon t.t aiunlrru' 'uf fr iu- Fc-ainr t gi"ln1 w.
had lost cl.4 ct alf closed the session elfh
oIc stunt ad d,eitaI tltt -i". Corn durue r' daf
strong. since -h1vlnr tn aiNur" ui 'nf pt"
W,cnr.1,f uirh'. ani - nen. showed about Aa -
the advance retained Iir kau-t- crop r'prt -i1Hcl u9
lo;, of d'f1bI' a'd2' ad alo -h'""d h''hN'
condition the ,rop. Fl,at- Iowa rc,-ar'- %" ~
during The DAY d.cifrd ua food. DO t' stern part -
Tho lad put ah"It s1utUo bushels p 10 CRIB.
under Nsur Oat. Mani showed az ad'an,, of hSl.
ont steady Dut inactive Hogs nj the
showed decline o., tn cents. but lara sud rb-
ro,rrtt".-- ~ u" c..c showed afyanc' W. duo
Tho ln'nEat Irc"-c urr"nt' Hadn
increase tir prctiuc for nIc IN the Wet Of
10000 hog. JUF what %. thr curb 92z.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Thursday. June 5-BEEV ES-Recept~-+2
tioa - carloads AZ HOook"n fCr city sauYhiofrF'
ho1f M FefS acd Sc % o% S at '" S5c Tor rraS & and
CIn5.c for ordinary 10 cho'cc NdtNr c'!cA>'rS 'hcsEo
sc aa'icSs received atr yc,tcrda. and th, morning
iaGT Sieeraira % %SS ef -oG al a. , o. About per
steer; at OSl &c tos i2c rtpSya , 1rs'ogq o Tys M
mean, but to lose 10 to $40 p"r head Is much better
snpmyn., include $40 catte 2pd $50 grarts553
Of bel The England the former o{ NJ "'ld,"i. 'iu
Th 81 cat and The Neoa with $50 head lo,h io5
%ih 800 cattc foi Mgc s Ho%enan. ana tine STAT" 81
Ihe Orineco for bermuda 'aiieu to-uAy WIN '' 'S'
'I cHLVsC Receipts, 954 head 81 at co,ht and ~!
Jersey Cfy fFIe~- declined today =. pra d. sg 9gi
medium % prime 4sd54c and choice and select d nj
Hr-,cd ca,c, opened weak and closed i.c lover ran
yesterday Quotations ca = Ter country dIr,-.u ~
dfr.,cd ~., a0i bu,:rmk, S' d,' 5aC S''" "o' many
sal~.~juad s buckingham 80 voa' l'9 - a'.,'sc ~, &C.
Jciudc. Wrent \ Co.: l35 Ncais l5i =, at '''' -"
uO' biilcnraeS Dc,cy los Nca, 1.6 J. a.3sc - DO
W tS loo 'a 9 = cu. qo ana ad0 sutr&s. Ut :" ;6
n HeGSe's los DO i5 ~ liG at - 8 $ d s do os g. ~
srr 5@ q % yfss Is r az - a car Of elae head
=" csro"ds at Jc,'ry 5 'na o. d, a., ,.,re
siogcthcr fuzzy - car, ON ,ae ShroP ro,ri LED 'NC M ,,
@ Gt anG , i .'@ n"rct va. aid c oil at tr ro-e
Tt T''' p"o. ,1 w,I no.. cca7,d common ,no- -heeg
ranged 1a in pTior from ; - - pr 100 poorest -
bost lanis .od a. asc gl - including carloads %,
J,ryj1nd, d.ck load % NiTgnia and lttie bunch q
Icr,cys at the outside hgurr.
mo dad uar..t continues Low and prices ar ""Ah
The extreme heat and tlc high cost q co f't'r chop
rh.rs from l.ying IN stock cNceii for n cda- n'.-
pres-ad mutton ,od - ga lc. dr-s-d lambs ut ll@
10 win, general -nl,~ - th" later al 10 80
sale j. y. Trdcock sons: Git MARYLAND Lamb
g. H. n average. at Sc pr = l22 Virginia do 49, .
a, Sc ,2l do, 81 r a. 49, 5,- do Gs = az - -
i.rsny do :,2L at &c 2%N Kansas sheep 11~ w. AZ
&C.; 40 Virginia o. -. at jc l2i DO, lo2'2 p at D
10 ,rr,nan tnlIer: 1Ol ohio sheep sGia = - -
nor 100 = 1919 DO - y. - - 's Lamb - p al
~ -. o.o ,.,, ,, -, , .,
~. ,rr % d. 90 =. az sc.
Hancntcck Hol1. l51 Tennessee I.amn, 4" = At
7i.c per = 10 state sheep - - al 3"c - do' - -
at Sc. , .-
Ieldfc Wright & Co. Is state rint'rfed Lambs
fCu,s. - -. &c.
rccp,- 81 caroad, q 3 iis hcat -i2 ".rio'd-
M Jersey CIV carloads at foth-st and ar I'd -
UonnhDr. M1r,e' extremely dull anu 100 l3c l"""i-
Orntnti,l, arc ~ aOa4i 10. carload ~ W"-'.r
log. on sale. which would not bring probably ""I"
o,,rsi. 49, -. ~, 49,
- aNeragr. ~ 81 l.'e.
some of III, junior assistant reporters got badly .e"f
on market Yesterday. and reported rafiaa -'i
Neither hog nor thc Quotations nnh flh .h'u
Country drc..cd lower At A'i0dtc for heavy ~ Sh'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrrE-Thcre WAS a dun market for Rio on the spot
.d ,,jres ruled barely sUaey. No. nat bean quoted
ano Sisi,c and und-~erbcd do. lSiec. No sales o;
~ s,,ss Mild growtbs had fair demand Ss',s, 30
r~ Paasng J4c 40 bass Marscsl0o. 900 bags bogots
To hay Sa,apis aud 700 bse- Lsguayra az on priNA'
,.us options tended lower to-day and specIa.eh Wa
"s"s live Depr-,-ed cables served as the
5iSf ~eaxenng factor Lowest ngures prevailed az the
-, ,nrn there was A break ~ l5sSO points atthueu
.,, ",ti. selling by lonrs" but later In the day
~ market rallied iOb Is pontS on fred lscal pryins
IN .trsdy llaVre dropped 2sz fIs ana nam
S1re dcnec ps London cioea "a Lover. Vnei' M SSU.
~ -, >e,i ~scf 76s I'd OctobeI, As "a Noyemeef
,ie dd Rio rcporr Regular fir't 600 100" 900
QUO. V syyancss for United states 1000 bags Rio
t,r,re. To- Furepc 1000 bags tota rtoch Vo9 ohgS
st 6rS saotos receipts 900 bag, Receipts M az
I,,lV to I'm" 4 1890. 2-Sl voo Days, Stio
no ~ o. q Sbo bags same time loss 1.9s60 600 hsS-
Receipts a. santos July 1859 - June . iooo sss
= 30 000 bags Rotterdam cables Ano.t rom - n|Lm e..
To- Iuropc 0,cco bags, ahost iro" r-A~' anu ' "
Eu'lei 49, o b"e to-day 900 bags, as follows: ,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
LIVE srocK MAnKIro-RY rELEcEArn

Ci'aco Junc .5.-Catt' Receipts. Loco had 10 ny.
..ocSrr, snd ierdcr. - 3o4Fi5 ,t-or- - z'dt, 20
,ows Luls and mixed 81 toat3 - I'Na'
....,. 4oGet H. Hogs Receipts, - 600 bead .
SIipHcnt,. g. ooo head M~fs,, active lower .riy~i.
a Goa ~ -. heavy ~ G0df3 80 lfl' - t|r
q n. s,ip4 r3d, ~ ~. ~i-,I-i'csiDt-. 1000
h'aa shpmcnis 1000 head MARKET -ted, native.
-ins, - Western. :fa$p 80, Irsan- IS -'"tf 80
lambs 4j.i1 ,-.... ,
EuraIo y y. Jun" j.-Caul"-l;ec"ipt> last - hours
100 head total for ~ecH thu far, 1"WO head Tor sam
tmo last week. $50 head .ontienrd m.o14n t-fo
-. - and Larbs- -Rcccip~ a-t g hoprs. 5000 hood
,1 for wee. thus 1l - 800 head iOl saur time last
week q 200 head cons sned through. 1000 head 800
mead to -YoF. 100 h'ad on ale iiad" macii''
,r,rcs lower S!crp-( nnlcc 70 extra, - 30dsI -
medium to rood ~ % 40 - COMMON o. good - 500
a. Iauks-l;Ood choice. - 3Jd-J 90 lar - So1d.
sj 156tj 30: medium "a fair - jOdf1 10 Il9gs Re
cSipe la.t "a $3.50 head total fn week thus far.
~ 10 head for wcck. 81 40 head
.irIed through 3.InI head: 200 h"af To N""-f or<
:, SOu dull, selected nfdiuiu nol-l'-,
elected ncaN, good cn"c" heavy, aud ,,"ctrf
yo,k weight. - o. mixed pig, and light lOlk"s and
iicht pigs unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

wheat soas4c; No red. 9osdo1i.e; No corn az &c;
s;2 ed N 40 rrine Tyf 'aasn ony 30 seed
& pg5s PEI dss ss 1855 tI5 lsa 05 '' aSy at. z
3 loSs %Si:Sey 2S 'HGS dists SsA' finished
o. Der Gs gsSn' DO IL c uneneGged NO white oats
2s,sS2sc' rss.: No. "' EsosSsss 300 SAipH,'9e's:e go
wSta What PSis Sash osd q 900 600 oo5S SSS Sco
0ats bush 5000 900
rye bush 5000 5000 10000
va. on .,raGy tnf anG nIGd%Se aSchanssd Eggs
Mw.q. n,6s %; on 1gnS scs 5tHTs caa July
&u,'i northern G4c. Corn quiet NO on trick S32ci
q @s r9s SI 80 80 SsHs; S9is; G%ts G Fs
% & tgs, g: 70 weak Ea'f .s e. s1 ls rS'~a
Iersr dry ahd. s%igy .4se ss' receipts Flour 200 6i.
what p 80 500 ,D bush a6oa f goo BUSH barley 1900 bush
rnladepha EioHEeoePP: P.:os sOdsr'ts n teau Gs.
Gaisd %sa Ta5s se, SsSns Dn Rye sS sSsr
;STy s l.sss dSms%S noans 5s AZ good
%lss s I'd Shss: Is o., sss'sI si,y.s S5"ssa &
ssoe July S0eSls H4su.n msssss'ng Very little
@ tie Local &Mr oDs'. opTsdns pssdaIae only prc Go,
sad s%iS'' xS ad hsG fs@ ts @ s? gs dgGt s
lots ad ID o1 SSy for e,Tyo!0 NN IL export elevator 80
m TOR ~ atf steamer eg DO 3sac 40 mixed June Ss,@
%E 'Os,o's rcceiS SSf%is Scrs
Io; wssS @ S S"d whit nssi sc i0G1 aagradca white
SO whtc. 5iga$5c choice NO ,Sont important change
.f. If qsf
Sia ga pn; h,, S June 33a o3lc; July S3'a3c Augn9':
p.nnsvl,ania creamery extra. l32dl' ,nanr' low.
iJm.S ent"a l7d23c sugar-Kchned stronger, Fd Fd
lied G.G6 11-1Gc granulat-d o9c' rc' 80 nuet
I,"r' vi"tcr bran sl4 5Od5l5 Ie' tf. ~ f nm,
Stcodv. PennsylN ana nr.ts lIisc 't"'' 80, 900
,i,r. Cd Rrccip--Flour. l,Sop lhir "i"., a.
,,'hr corn rs O1O bush oats 10 COZ Dusn: ron hnsh
Wbrat . 100 bush corn. 10000 buHh on's' 0''o' 80
80 louis Inne 5-Flour unchanecd wheat ,d Gonnn,s az
o,s and unsettled opened '.c better hen ,
na,sp on lad crop report. advanced - Iron % To
10y closed Sda,c above !rs na
sh e2i Ggsc July closed o9'sc1 Angns. ran and
oas,i t1.r corn sold up ~. be- etsed OH hha,, ,,,nsad
,T ,,hout A. Yesterday; no CASH 90 JmH 70
o,n Ma" ,urust 92J,c. Oat- hlPhcr Nlu sm's Ia
o. ~ asked July closed 27'sc Aueust -oto;co. fop
SSr All 5I1 Btr-y~No market kran cay %'o ., Awcu.t
uu.t aat ed lot FiaN-ced nominal - 10 ,,a, Rut.
~ So Scnfeu,er sl ~ Lead firm ~ ioHs' 10 al.
- 50 pramcrv Oa dairy. - l1r fggs shdt n
Cornnral nrn ~ go Whi1nE , n ,,,ie, and
i2,c snj cotton ties UNCHANGED PROVISION. 9He' nv
l,aSS", -, io,- ~ pork fl@rSi@ =. l'tu g. - r,h.
',, ',t. goX-d shOu'dcl~. - - ionH' - - 9-'
- .h,rt ccar - %. Bacon oh"ilhtt' =
- D. rihs - 7Sas5 -. short clear - H'I7 o0o
l"h- "''r,d hams SIOasl@ -. Receipts tl"u'' -, nno
T' ,,t..t If OOo bush. corn, -'1tV, h'h .,
np', ,, 600 bush barley. @.ono bh'h 30 nnc III
Hi-, ~ coo hush wheat 1000 hush cori,o ISt ~ Wv, '
l.u' ~ 600 ,ush. ryr. 0np bush h'fiNy' "oVo '"
.,d Inn. ; What active rT~irrt ca'h "I'' 2"tt'.
%, ,ur,i-t gIttc- NrI'~wb'r "i-c orr ,,,-
~ = al In.v 9-1.r. Ott- quiet ,i~l. -"
~ .e,dv cash. ~ 30. nc.' ~ - -, act i,,sb
go, a i5s bush corn. - ~ hl- oaiH 'pl zoo
,i,r,cnt. wheat bu-h cor 52'oo ou'h ca wv
iush. cl,yerseci, 20t bag.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
COTTON M.RKETs-BY TELEGRAPf

noints at g. rs marks Antwerp at II IA ana Lohdoi
a. : 1-I6a } - pence were unchanged
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

lncndcs sale, of "a 900 barrel, Of June delivery a,
- . u ~ Ccnt,
Refined petroleum unchanged at 10 cent, per Gal
lon IN barrel, and 80 cent, In eases. Crude i'm bar
rcls was reduced > points to 80 cents per gallon
Foreign quOtatons-The Bremen market was of Is
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

Liverpool, Jcnc 8, p n-Cotton-ihe 9a'e oi 'e uAS
include 1000 bales American , ,,,aa,,c io,. ro,d
FUTURES closed quiet AmepieaZHoun inP, low low n,a d
july deVcry 83Gi d6 3A6 July and hpfu't deliver.
q Gid sellers: August delivery, O3FOi1 ,stcrsi Au-
Dt and Srn ubet delivery. 3i6idb 3b.0fd september
delivery $i6idG 35-64d september ana Qclobsr dei
.r. be,iG sellers October and November delivery.
G4d Value November <and December delivery
,SaIyeeton June 5.-Cotton nominal mddltng 1losc
low middng sc good ordinary. ne net ana gross
reoents g3 bales exports 10 Great Brtain 10; Stock
964 60. .Ju tddl,, ,olc. net
and gross receirts. ~ bales stock, DOB 49, -,
Bai timorc June 5.-Cotton quiet mndlng. nIsc low
ceipts 5o7 bales sales. ); stock 3OlJ ,,,. ,,-.
Nov. .Orlean. June 5.--Coton dull midd!ing, ll'sc.
low middling IiSc: good ordinary. II 5loc net ano
grss rcreipts 4o5 bales exports TO Great Britain Ia
sales rs stock, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ard Of claSsif.
= - A,!aStt,, II 13.lG
Gooi Ordinary .-.

,.., O~di,a-v g-.lG Low MiddlinC . ~ 80 -,
o,rirt Good Ordinary 10 lie Middling .-.-ll l".lo
r,, was less done Ia the op-on line today: ahG t4e
displayed further rregularitN during thc c'iA
o'ir therr was NOR less covering OF sh0its U,
. In sVcr and prce- gained 3G1 points on hlH ti"I
~ nc>f crop months advanced la points liNcflNl.
'c,tnycr did 10, respond the trmhsSs ana her' -"
,rabic realizing which finally led 20 br,ak W
.',u on near months closing weak i."Got ardf'It'
P 20 POINTS better than yesterday sales, GO4oV D'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
y . 'VoV wv - ,o.day. 3O. 900 bags, as follows:
N''' NV 1IoSinR prlces III ghest Lewest. Sales

COTTON-The spot market ruled ou ,,op %iu Port 70.
,hanred ,rces sales 1903 bales for cousuu'lvn aud
c~n, today 80 iales against l40 balee S' ,cs,ns AZ
-og hale. this year. since S'pVeiut tG4 G3
,'r ,nrt. aggregated 3.7l1.S's bales. ssS"'' ''''
pOndlng time la'b S'a
Ouot, atoms are baseQ on American s'~hu"N "
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE PETROLETM MiRKF1.
;ws From rnE YIELD AyD RANGE or prIcrs.

nEwS FROM THE FIELD AHD RANGE or PRICES
There j., nothing II importance f. add to the cy
elusive announcement made in The Tribune Yesterday
Of the practical completion Of negotiation, for the
transfer of the control oi the Forrest Union. Anchor
and Washington oil companic, T., the standard oil
Trust The Standard Official -'ll preserve rcticcncc
and the mau1rci, OF tie cpnparic, Which have sold
out are the West. Detail, u the Transaction VIII
De- published when the formal complexion of il i,
reached We disposed to believe that the deal
will exert important influence upon the petroleum
trade and that 1t Is likely to lead to significant
developments n the speculative line. The traders
the Exchange have long been anxious to ohio oil
listed In certificate should the pressure this
direction become sufficiently strong II /, far from
probable that the standard will resist IT, II favorable
action taken 10y the Standard il j., inevitable that
new conditions would be created for the equalization
the value, Of the Pennsylvania and the ohio product
according the relative merit, OF each grade. Here
would bee opened field for speculative ventures
and il IS NJ mean, follows that the result would mean
material decline the better commodity. II seems
to ~ tnat the present good time for the member,
Of the Consolidated Exchange carefully 10 consider
their method, ol dealing, with view To determining
whether modification Of the option system I, not
needed win vantage ground for The future and r.,
gain the dominant Influence over crude value, for
mcrly exercised b, the li.tlc beard"
The crude markets yesterday were largely controlled
by the manipulation through tn" stock ENchange
The latter, contingent SWAY ID price, ior a time BON
here and at the West. although III" option market va,
pcei,tcntly inclined to hold higher range than cash
lo,. Through thc morning the stock Exchange opera,
tor, vigorously hammered AT prizes, keeping Them
down 10 30 "a - 3io - l. cent. Evidently they
took uuav0ablc vicW of the standard, lat DEAF
and retired from their position only when they found
that pounding provoked nO Liquidation. There was
decided ncica.r IN bu>inr,, at the stock EAchang,
and the last quotation ~ cent reflection Of the
attitude tahcn by The Tribune yesterday that the news
Of the ssaudard, purchases wa, more bulll,h Than
bcnri~l iI H. csscncc. When the pressure of The cash
-cllng removed the options Al the Consolidated
responded quichy price, advancing from ~ "a
-d 2 cents - cents. The m.iiSci closed strong
M top figures.
The range OF prices and the total dealings we're a,
I'll L.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
r,rpopp.N PRODUCE MARKETS.

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
rivrry1ol Jme g. 335 y. m.-Bei, pork, hams ana
bacon In poor demand Cheese in fair demand Amsrssa
N fair demand Kostn In good demand Lard-spot ana
futures in Door demand Wheat in poor demand Flour
+, Sair demand Con-Spot In fair demand futures In
rord demand mixed Western. SPOT steady. ~ 81 M july
Steady at 2, 8o.d; August steady at 81 sd HOPS AZ
London -pac i6c Coast,-rhpre l. nothing Offering
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Counirp Doaro.

A FIESTCLASS SUMMER HONE for refined family Of
n party o. adults larsc private mansion one hoaT 80:
Mat,f BATH high, heaiJnN; view un Ncclrd >cNc'a ~
lawn, walks. snad, tennis. station ,OnNchitt sNu''
Address HOME 3l2 BWaN hoor or eail . % ":
I'D ERKSlIIKE HILLS boarding az BrooAsNr & &f'r1'
ID near Pitt-neld altltud, 500 u. l3th i-on; t''
10 To - circular, j. ~ ROYCE. Lah'poo'
Mass.
roXNECTICUr uiLIS.-'iooi hoard pleasant
Y high elevation nnc ~,"n'r' co"oisl, no,t.'
fresh Nege,ablcS fruit sc. Apply Ia d MiLhiN'i"'
Iicdding Hldg,. Corn.
L. ARM not sE ,althy aron ars' ro sp,,nvue p.v.
L lawn hnr shade; brook near: nnr NtH o Wous.."'
po,toGicc Addre~- E T.. rppr Red lioo~ y. l.
NIrANTED.-Su boarder~ ny pryat" iady, ~ .
w large hrck farmhouse n the molntln~. fhii9t1 "a
tun II minutes walk: - train o. N"W.N oh ""t,,,
hours. Mrs. J.. l.. HUNPiIhEl, Proctor W ".
WHlTEWOOD PARMA quiet hone Tor ie9nc5 70 No
w pie during the summer and fall: 80 b0A w.
hlseo.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

wheat. soas4c: No. red 9oasao1.e No corn yI Sie
So oats 2sa2sisc; No rye 52.ac NO osG 90 Da' ~
ns rrk per bDi +2 a.d 100 H. = So9 % g
'bossd s5 ioas 90 short clear sides (bSsoSd bSSaoS,
% Oe - '0 Al % sugars unchanged No. . white oats
~ EES,,Ic'. 49, 10 3 Whit, 2T1. d25hc. ,..,.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PAXINOSA IN N,

THE NEW MOUNTAIN RESORT near EA>TON, PA
1000 feet above sea. overlooking Delaware River En-.
lsrsed for the ,eason. Open. june i. tiIarlY SO
guests. ALL FRONT ROOMS with superb view; 600
feet broad pszIas unsurpassed cuisine. Bowling, BILL
iads tennis, crOquet fishing, &C. hours from New.
c. A. STONE. Prop. Ea,ton. Pa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12

At nm hours journey from Spokane
Falls is Medical Lake. in the clty Of
Middlebaugh. Within very short time
considerable settlement has been
established on the borders of this lake.
The town has wide streets, excellent
shops. and many neat dwellings. The
alleged curative properties Of the wat
ers OF the lake have been the incentive
to this remarkable growth. The lake
covers an extent OF over thousand
acres and is encircled by low wooded
hills. The waters are said TO hold in
solution salts of sodium. potassium.
lithium. calciun. magnesium. iron. and
aluminium. also sulphur and borax.
A great variety OF ailments have been
reported cured by bathing In the lake.
chief among them being rheumatism
and certain diseases of the skin. One
OF the properties OF the water is tl.nt IL
forms "A lathcr whenever il is agitaicd
violently or rubbed quickly on the
, hands or the surface of the BODY. No
fish or other living thing can be found
within these waters and the lake itself
is rather rcpulsiyc aud muddy In an
pearance. Factories have been cstab-
lishcd for cooperating the water and
packing the salts obtained .lfrdica!
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