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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-04
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The speculative transactions in wheat yesterday ran
ND to nearly 100000 bushels, but there were ie"
interesting features and decided change in values
rh tors en- element was little conspicuous at the
start but in the main local professional operators
conducted the trading. Gables were dscouraglhg 10
the bulls while the crop reports continued 10 promise
spendIdy for the yield. Full interior receipts ana
IIddrrar paris cables on -four help 10 the pear
side The early strength due to the announceInet
OF Bradstreets estimate OF decrease Oh Rocv
Mountains and to the liberal clearances July options
opened at 81 OF, rose to 81 o. ZIG, ana nen ae-
LINED IN ri O6 5-s December went from 81 VA l-oo
81 Oh 10 TO 81 O3 10 The net losses OF the' Coy
were about 8 a6-9 cent Cash wheat 1uctuateo VIII
options and closed weak b dee Vas basd on option
transactions but fairly large sales were maze TO e
cclvers. Rumors Of much heavier engagements ior
6nOyan in the carly deS ealing r the 5se
extending to @ ~ ~ cfh r6t cep While cables
were steadier Long selling set the course OF prices
downward in the late trading and the market closed
10 September which ended cent better. Cash corn
was strong at the opening, but ended weak Shippers
'V Oats moved in unison with corn and, after an ad
vance Of 1884 cent, prices ended 1914 cent
higher. The speculation was slow. spot oats were
active, at q net gain of 1-4G12 cent.
There was break Of 4d9 points in lard, due to the
heavy arrivals Of swine at the West which Leo 70 free
''' The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-June 81 90 July u 90 Ss i, al npgq ps
cember, 81 O4; May GS92l, 81 o.
Corn-June SO "a: July, 90 3-s; August 81 "a {;
September, 81 "a cents
Oats-June, As "a; July, 40 August. 40 IA {;
Lard~June s6 5o July Sc "a; August. SO e5;
September SO II.
The receipts OF grain and flour reported yesterday
at New York, Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were
as follows: Wheat, 1925 bushels; corn, 1920
bushels oats 147 los bushels; total grain. 943,763
bushels; -four 81 800 packages. At Chicago Mlwan-
kee and st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, 466333 bushels oats 363472 bushels
total grain, 1o03,4o5 bushels flour, q 1896 barrels
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

wednesday, June 5-p w.
Speculation In stocks is becoming daily more
languid. If dulness is an indication OF strength
the declines to-day should have been much greater
advances The market refuses, however, TO recog-
nze the seriousness of the foreign situation, and
areets every shipment of gold as positively the
last. In time it will be admitted that London
is milking the New-York market The grow
ing dulness proves simply that the foreign offer
inqs are accepted with reluctance Published
reports that the Bank of England has reduced It's
price of gold and would lower tomorrow lts rate
of discount were followed by new engagements
of gold for export According 70 prominent snip
pers this movement ceased long time ago, ana
according to the price of gold made by the benK
of England the latest shipments will De crossed
by the return flow. AT the smallest rally there
is fresh supply of stocks on foreign account anu
in spite of superficial conditions the country is
compelled to eXude gold. The shipments tnIs
week amount to So, $3.50 900, taken from the Suo-
Treasury, and one or two small parcels nave pecn
picked up in the outside market. Other engage
ments for the next fast ships on SATURDAY nave
been made, and it would be wise man VINO
would predict the end OF the specie etip Stocks
1t is idle to remark that the most active STOCKS
to-day were ST. Paul and Louisville and NASH
Vile The third stock in point Of activity was
Chicago Cas- and as it is desired, OF course, eVeTS
where il was conspicuous by final gain OF 10
per cent although it did not close at IT'S hghest
point The apparent strength OF speclall1es me
this hardly Offset the weakness OF te acolnS e'oN'
which enjoy an international market. The pro
posed increase in the share capital OF tne LOUIS
VILE and Nashville and New-Jersey Central com
panies might have been condoned, because both
companies are fairly earning their DIVIDENDS: ne
reduction in the dividend of the ROCK lsland hall-
road was not made known until after the close
of business. The closing was neither active nor
strong, but the fractional declines might nave
been larger If the decision OF the ROCK Islanu
Company had been known earlier Dulness, how
ever. was the principal feature Of the last hour
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected, but bids
for the per cents were raised on the action OF
the Treasury Department. about the maturing
Alas The bids for the currency issues were
/ per cent higher. The closing quotations were
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bufalo lime 3-Cattle-Receipts last twenty four
hours Lao head total for the week thus far 1160
head for same time last week. 1850 head; consigned
through l O4O head TO New York, 617O head; on
sale, 1,6oO head opened and closed steady g1od
steers, IS 1oa IS 40 light. to fair half fat ~ zoo
Receipts last twenty four hours $500 head total Tor
the week thus far 81 300 head for same time last
week AZ 800 head consigned through, $3.50 head TO
New York. $3.50 head sale, $50 head; opened
strong and higher closed easier: Workers, 10 Oog
Is Is: mediums s5 15a rs 90: load extra selected
sheep and Lambs-Receipts last twenty four hours,
? 800 head total for the week thus far. 10000 mead
for same time last week. 1880 head conslgnea
through 400 head to NewYork 900 head on sale.
800 head opened stronger for good sheep yearllngs
and common dull closed dull for common sheep and
warnings with several droves unsOd; good sheep
IS 25d IS So common TO fair. "a 25@So; yearllngs
IS 25d S5 SIS spring lambs, IS 50d IS.
Chicago June 3.-"The Evening Journal" reports
cattle-Receipts 10000 head: shipments, 5000 head
slow steady to strong: prime to extra steers, 50 93O
So o5 Others 81 75d S5 SIS: Texans, 80 50d 81 30
stochers and yearngs, $3d ~ go cows ~ 30G So So
IIOgs-Recepts 35 900 head shipments, 10000 head
dull, lower; rough and common - q "a % mixed and
packers = 4oS q So prime he 9o and bHtcners
Receipts 1000 head: shipments. $500 head market
fairly active stronger Texans, So 35G 81 80 WESTERN
"A 12 1913 25; natives, 1905 lambs, 50 500
Sc 81 ID.
st. Louis, June 3.-Cattle-Receipts $500 head ;
shipments 900 head strong; good to fancy natives
$50 Sc TO- fair to good natives, IS % Texans and
indians steers 81 00a$5 go. HogS-Receipts 6'1OO
head shipments, 1. 500 head market lower; fair to
choice, heavy "a 500 "a 90 mixed grades, s4Ss4 so
light fair to best, "a 25a 81 As. Sheep-Receipts
$500 head; shipments, 5000 head; market steady ;
good to choice, 80 30d 81 so.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY t. PAGES

No. we're sold at al 90 IL tor fancy wheat. but
this grade was slow. and the tendency Was 70 drop
the sales were 3d4c below the price that most Of
No; northern brought no ] hard and grs ade.
prices they had been for some time. Receipts OF
wheat for the last twenytour hours. l12 car, ship
on track 81 OF I-2S$1 o4 70. 1 northern. June,
q OF ~ July sl0S ,,S5sI o2 55 september nn,s Ra
June. csc: on track $500 Ice.
Philadelphia. juno 3;-Flour, no improvement n This
cept in small lots for immediate wants and market
weak though 1omipay pnchanssd Rye ogr 1faog
Declined H Ia sc. Ger weaker cables but nothing
doing and market nominal. High grades in small
sspp but demand light CHI and nS oeug we're 81 :?
ny y Oo az 81 = o. "a August 81 94S$ erdnc
under light receipts chicago and option prices sd
vanced l-2c but little or nothing doing and marke,
local trade dcmanl Sales ungadcd yellow. in grain
&C. and No CE xsd at 6 @xc ana Mo-
september 81 1-2a 62c oats-Eocai trade demand
0s ssVe RnSe Oh futures loS adTaSccd under
stronger reports from other grain centres but little or
White, 'I 5ae 10. ' white, . i.2S Sc do choice
80 I-2c. 10; white June, % Lag 81 1-gc: July,
43c. Eggs quiet. steady Pennsylvania frsts,, 1sc.
sugar; refined steady and in fair demand, powdered
cles unchanged. Receps-Flour, 1900 bbls;; 1920
sacks wheat $50 b6s corn 40 200 goo bush bush SSs
IL 100 BUSH; oats, %, 100 bush.
st. Louis. June 3.-Flour, quiet easy, UNCHANGED d
Wheat-Openine lac of from yesterdays close de-
clined 3-4o below yesterdays; No. red cash,
81 90 4d FL OIL June soc: July 90 5-6a 95c closing
90 &C: August, 90 asa % Ice, closing OF 12c bid
Dccember, % 1-sd0G 1-ac, closing 90 $50 30 l2c
asked. Corn was lsc above yesterdays close at the
opening to-day, and continued to advance. with only
an occasional reaction until near the close, when
values weakened with wheat; No. cash. 50 az
SO 5sc; July, SO LA 81 1-2c closing SO 34c sepem,
Der, SO lac, closing So 34c nominal. oats dull and
easy: No cash. A lee July, 40 12c, closing
40 3sc asked August "a Ice, closing "a 19c asked.
Rye, nothing done. Hay, timothy In demand at Sl3c
Csc. Flaxseed, Western, 81 OF 10. Lead firm com
mon. 81 90. Butter better: creamery. 1915 dairy
II ai4c. Eggs. lower, at II lee; dull; Corimeal
higher, 80 900 s3. Provisions. good order demand
quiet and steady. Receipts-FCur, 1000 6bs; wheat
10000 bush; corn, 81 900 BUSH oats, 2l,OOo Dnsn
rye. 900 bush barley, none. shpments-Flonr'
1000 bbls; wheat 6O00 bush corn, 3D. 900 bush oas'
%, 900 bush rye, 900 bush barley, none.
Toledo Ohio. June 3.-wheat lower cash an6 no June
81 O5: July, 90c; August, 97c December w l-fc:
Corn dull cash and June, 81 1.2c. Oats steady "
10 46G Coyerseed quiet eash a osn J hmsb corn
I2,s33 bush; oats, 1,loo bush; rye. 90 bush ship
ments-Flour s25 bbls; wheat, 1850 bush corn,
1920 bush; oats 400 bush.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil markets still preserve decorlm which
hardly seems warranted by the statistical position Ihe
speculation is too dull to suggest the prospect OF iure
movements, but the developments in the oil country
are promising Of an increased output while the rehea
situation is without stimulus. Ihere were saSs "
900 barrels in National Transit certificates az % 10
$50 "A cents at the stock Exchange and at tfe Oon
solidated Board % 600 barrels changed nands IN op-
lions al 90 3-4d 10 1-s060 rs cents. Refined on III
cases was reduced points TO $50 cents per gaOn'
horrels heing unchanged at 720 cents. Foreign quo,
tations were: Antwerp, 10 rs francs; Bremen o4o
marks London, "a pence
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ErrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, June g. p. m.-Consols, "a 1910 lot
money aud 95 1l6 for the account; New iork, PSii-
sIyyol,a and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 3D. Canadian
Paci6c 20 Ia Mexican Ordinary, 80 Ia, st. Pall
common ia 3-s; Mexican Central new per cent
bonds, 10 "a.
India council bils were allotted to-day at an adj
Tho amount OF bnllon gone into te Bank of England
Oh balance today is 27 900 pounds.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, June "a AS p. m-Beef and Pork
Holders offer freely. Hams and Bacon,IIoders offer
moderately Cheese-Holders offer moderately. Tai
lOw-HOders offer freely. Turpentine and Rosn-
Holders offer moderately Lard spot and futures
Holders offer moderately WheatEHolders offer NOD.
offer moderately. Corn, spot and futures-IIolders
offer spaiingy mixed Western, July, steady at IS. Cd
August steady at 5s I'd Hops, at London Pacific
COaSt-lIOlders are Offering
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June 3.-Four dull, unchanged Re
eeps S8l2 bbls shipments 1S27 b3iS sae S 90
81 o6 3-o; August, 81 O4as1 O4 IS; september,
soutRern i Wheat nominal Fultz, 81 o5SsI II; Long
bury u o7G 81 r. Receipts, $3.50 bshls shipments
Corn frmer mixed spot 90 8-4064c; the month, Gao ;
July, OF 1898 1-4c; spot No. white, 90 l2c
oep ss cS SsS STOCK f76e6 Sshs sales H.
600 bshls: oats quiet; No. white Western. 54g e1c
stock, 1885 bshs. Rye very quiet; No. 2, Soc'
Receipts none; stock, 1877 bshls: HaynDemand good
market firm good to choice Timothy Sl2@ Sl" ami "r ann
changed provisions ismained unbalanced Iqt ae
do imitation 15G 16c; ladle fancy 14@ do good
to choice, liz 13c store picked 100 l3c EGGS weak
No. :, Is 1-4d1e 1-2c. sugar, good demand; grant,
lated, 1-sc.. Copper firm and advancing refined
IL 3-4c. Whiskey unchanged
Buffalo, June 3.-Wheat-No. hard quiet; $500
bushels sold 81 IL Is closing at 81 Il spot and
al 10 rs c. /. f. 5000 bushels No. Northern sofa az
81 % 3sas1 90 ~; closing at q % 3s spot and
winter wheat lac cents lower; eight cars No. Mich,
sa rex SOLD ct ~ Si DO nv so &c
4 red, 96c; No. l white, 81 10; No. white oregon
cars ~ No 'seg Yellow sod at 81 Gn thirty eight
No 3 do, so 3-4cd61 1-4c five cars No. corn, 6lc
ten cars No. 8, go i2ca 81 a4c closing prices No
yellow, 81 3-4c; No. 3 do, 81 Lee; No. >, 81 14c
70 Ice No 3 white, 40 l-2c No. MIXED 4s 1ec on
spring. s. 1885 90; do winter, IS 3Ca IS 49, Rye
-four "a e5d So. Mill feed dull and weak; coarse
winter bran, $17; DO spring $40 80 Canal freights
firm wheat, Sc corn, Ice 10 York Receipts
Flour 900 barrels wheat, 100000 bushels corn
Canal. wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels
rail- -four 35O 900 barrels wheat 10000 bushels corn,
100000 bushels oats, 1000 bushels.
Cincinnati, June 3.-FlOur, quiet. Wheat, dull No.
red. 81 O4dSl %; receipts, LOO bush: shipments,
$500 bush. Corn in fair demand. stronger No; :
as &c. Rye, nominal No. ., SIC. Pork, quiet,
$40 81 10. Lard, quiet lower to sell, 80. Bulk
Whiskcy. steady; sales. 7l5 bbls finished goods on
basis, 81 IS. Creamery, stronger. Sugar. steady.
Eggs, easier, Il l-2c. Cheese, quiet.
Chicago June 3.-The leading futures ranged follows
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June "a p. m.-The sales of the day
included : 200 bales American.
Futures closed barely steady; American-Middling
low middllng clause June delivery, Sc Gid. buyers
June and July delivery. 36-64d., buyers July and
August delivery, 4 41-64d.64 4264d; August and
September delivery. 4e-64d;. sellers september and
october delivery, 4 5064d. buyers october and No
vembcr delivery, 52-64d. "a 53-64d.; November and
December delivery, 55-64d., sellers; December and
January delivery, 57-64d., value; January and Feb
ruary delivery. 50-64d. buyers.
Galveston, June 3-Cotton quiet; mlddling 7-16c
low middling, 5-sc; good ordinary, 7,8c; net and
gross receipts, 295 bales sales 43 bales all spin
ners: stock, 1886 bales.
Norfolk June 3-Cotton dull middllng, sec; net
and gross receipts. sac bales exports coastwise, Csc
bales: stock, IL ,15S bales.
savannah June 3.-Coton quiet; mlddling 318c
low middng 9-16c; good ordinary, 7c net and gross
receipts 2s5 bales exports coaStwfse, ZIG bales
sales 10 bales; stock, II ,o4S bales.
New orleans, Juno 3-CottOn quiet and steady
middling lac low middlng. 016c; good ordinary
q 7-sc: net and gross receipts, 625 bales exports
coastwfse 3.345 tales; sales, 1000 bales stock
146,5SO bales.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana. June 3.-spanish gold 23sdo3s IA FIX
change quiet Sugar irmer, but not quotably bah9r:
~ late hour Yesterday 1900 bags OF centrlsl-al
96 10 6 10 degrees polarization sold To- spccua
ton at 80 05 7S3 10 IA gold per quintal
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The business in State bonds included Alabama,
class A. at OF IA, Louisiana consol As at SO l-2,
aud North Carolina special tax at b. vi city
bank stocks North American sold too at 10,
Railway bonds of all grades were unstable. A
few issues that not usually active lost per
cent but the general declines were small. In
fact. the market was completely stagnant. Refer
ence is made TO our full report Of bond sales
Money on call excessively easy. Renewals
were made at 3 l-2 per cent, but Immediately
afterward new loans were at per cent. That
was the ruling rate although in the last hour
balances were placed with difficulty at lower
figures. Time money was not obtainable under
per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges. 81 90, S20,57S; balances, S5,157,4s0.
The Sub-1reasury was debtor at the Claring
House S9s6,O6o. It's net loss on balance was
81 3O5, 446, made up by loss of 81 ,992,370 in
coin. minus a gain of S6s6,933 in currency. The
DAYS operations included Receipts, SO, 6l6, 045
nayments S4921 ,491 resulting in O general bal
ance of Sl473s4 ,227, consisting Of $3.50 527, 342
coin and S16,s56,S85 currency.
The Treasury bought 100000 ounces OF silver
bullion at prices ranging from 9745 TO 97.o0 cents
an ounce The offerings were 944,000 ounces,
hut those that were rejected were not made pub
lie The purchases this month amount TO $50, 900
ounces.
ceived to-day $l9s,ss3 National bank notes for re-
TIE customs receipts were s41e, 1855; the inter
nal revenue receipts S229,3os, and the miecel-
laneous receipts S73432.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
Net gold on 4a a. 20, Hff,ss:s:
NeS Silver hid. 23,5229Oo 1891 927 Inc ses427
Ne on ii hand en.e 1e1297o 272s4e2 Inc 1l1l92
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MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WEsIE"N.
Number Of Miles. ~. -, 100 am, mn
Fourth week in May. GU? NO a9S 80, ia
Jan / 10 Nav d.. 1,lS517V 1,3ol,lVv lin
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN
Number OF nIl,s....-.. 3ol ..ooo.o sea os.t
Fourth week in May. go 800 Sooo1.2 S09 99S
TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY,
,-u,nho, :, Ill. All 45I 45l
A .rth week May. g1S,3J9 H5o,a9a -
Jan. TO May 3d.. 332,z3l ool1'o "'A'N'-
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
Number OF miles,. 1877 Isl ~, I3or
Fourth week IN May. s22,SI0 e3O9ld SsS99' 20
Jan. TO MAY 30..-... 35D.44 fiVO'V 1'V''o"
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Month q Mav ~ 81 .465 oil sl,2s1,70S
jan. / to May Boz. O,3d5'9oo 4'o9V~'o-
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has been provided by Surplus earnings In
excess of dividends pnid, leaving a re-

auircmenf
addition the needed during the present year
complete the Office building. stations and equip
In order make permanent provision for these
ouays has been determined by your directors TO avail
their authority 70 increase the capital stock nsead
portion OF the a6404 900 general mortgage
bonds reserved I'm the treasury.
Stockholders OF record at the close Of business Mon
day, June s, 1891, will be entitled subscribe, on or
before p. m Monday, June Is, 1891 for new stock at
par the extent Of twenty per cent Of their recorded
ownership being the rate OF twenty new shares at
800 per share for each hundred old shares.
subscriptions will be payable In instalmenfs Of 20
per each June g. July I, July ID and Aug. l.
with interest per from May 4, the stock
subscribed for will be entitled the quarterly divi-
dend, payable Aug I.
Subscribers may anticipate any all instalments upon
giving days notice TO the Temporary
negotiable certificates will be issued for payments made
Certificates OF stock will be ready for delivery In ex
change for upad subscription certificates and after
Monday July O. 1891.
form Of subscription will be sent each sockholder Of
record June inst.
Tho right TO subscribe may be assigned upon forms
obtainable at the ONCE OF the treasurer.
Transfer books will be closed Monday, June 8, at
D. M, and reopened Tuesday, June 10.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
j. ROGERS MAXWELL, President
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financial,
NEw.YoRK, June 2. 1901.
NETWORK, June 2 lsol'
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OF NEW-JERSEY:

There has been expended during the past three years
upon terminal and other stations ONCE buildings now
equipment third and fourth tracks and for bonds ana
stock in leased lines and connections and other additions
TO your property, as stnted in tho several reports
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Dipioeno Notices
financial meetln9s.

THE MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY,
HoBOkEN, y. j. June g. 1891:
TT HE ANNUAL MEETING O the stOckhOld-
OF this company the election OF Directors and
business Will be held the office of the company
HobOken Wednesday, June 81, 1891.
Polls will open at IL O'Clock In and remain open
hour
The transfer books with be closed June and reopen
July l, 1891. FRED. +. CHAMBERS Secretary.
IT, HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhOld-
ers fine Northern Railroad Company OF NewJersey,
for the purpose Of eectng Directors Tor the ensuing year.
will be held at the Office Of the COMPANY at Englcwood
n. j. Wednesday, June II. 1891. at 10 15 O'Clock q
The polls will remain open one hour.
o. A. RO0RBACH. Secretary.
May 2s. 1891
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No. cesb bre s1s7 ss7 694 s197 9s7 400 Inc 500 796
There was no material change in the rates Of
foreign exchange. The supply of bankers and
commercial bills was not in excess of the demand,
and the market closed firm at these quotations
for actual business Bankers bills, 81 81 "a and
"a IS IA respectively for long and short sterling
French francs, $40 So and 5.f3 Is reichmarks'
95 and 90 l-2. $3.50 ill.,, ~.
oa I916 for money and 90 l-l6 for the account.
The Rank of England gained f27,00O bullion on
balance In the open market money was easier
M z 5-s and ga per cent Tor discounts, ana
3 per cent for daily balances INDIA Council DIS
yyere o1Iottcd at an advance of l-32d. per rupee,
I'D har silver advanced TO "A I'D. an ounce.
American railway shares were strong and higher
until the final dealings. when there were slight
concessions. At Paris french o per cents raIIen
~ OK 20 SIGHT exchange on London dropping
abrnntIv 70 25.31 francs 70 the : sterling.
The following securities among othef weJe sq Rdo at
auction at the Real Estate Exchange Sn ana auction A00
h'l go sha Sy ThsHix NstonaI Bank 49,
90 shares nd Ne%ersey Railroad and Canal Com
10 s shares National Bank Of Commerce, 1892.
SO shares Peoples Ere ltn S0ipa1 ksawsv Await
@ .SaPe San Diego and Eastern Terminal Railway
90 shares Nsugatuck Railroad 2i6,4. 700
p shares Manhattan S GS%gaiyp sah 1857
"a sn hsrcs farmers and Trust Company. 72eas
fsnqsgvMHa GSe Gs@'SS 5 aSs Bank a4
IL Shares Eagle Fire Insurance coT%pany 22l
ses SGTes American Loan Trust Company. Ioao
PE19see 1s5 1855
so shares National Citizens Bank lG22
do snare. Fort Wayne Electric Company ell 80 per
$1,000 jersey City cent improvement bond regis
tersS' . fss su Bank Of New;Yorh N 2a2
$3.50 900 Nebraska and western halfway nrs' mortgage
X cent bonds 10
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL

DAILY (oUNDAYs LAV hPILDl,
Leaves Desl Pier 3 :15 saturdays. AS
Do o. W NrG 22q RsF F S2S cdRSSwALf NV fS
BURG SEW-HAMDURCr. MILTON POUGHk EEPSlE,
HYDE PARK and ROND0CT
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DROpOSALS FOR BLANK POSTAL NOTES
ID PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

National Armory, Springfield, Mass, MAY 30. 1901.
Sealed pfopo-ais In tr,pieats viii be received unt *
O'Clock M on TUESDAY. JUNE 30 1891, for furnishing
powder forage gunbarre and other Steel iron castings
charcoal. lumber hardware supplies stationery. paints.
nut gun stocks. during the fiscal year ending Inns
30 1892. Printed lists Of supplies needed. With ful in
stipnlaons ETC. be had apple alton 70
Col H. X. BURLINGTON. Ord Dept. U. S. A.. Com.
handing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-04

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ the
y Office o. the Ir OF the New-Yora and BooAhn
Bidge 179 Washir gtonst. Brooklyn, uatl noon, June
3. 1891, Tor 49, ~
Fity-two million strip tickets.
Thirty millions package tickets
certified check for ten per cent of Ge amount OF
Bhe bid must accompany eacA PROVO a.. The tuste1s
re.erve IA right q REJECT any o. all bids
samples Of the ucKe;s and specifications b. had
" c. C. MARTIN
Chief Engineer and Sup'e