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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


whea, options were nervous at intervals Yesterday
and the final prices were materially higher the
close being marked by considerable excitement NOT
withstanding the bulge III values, the lrIdc VIZ
onlv moderately brisk 100000 bushels rpr scnng
the aggregate transactions. There was an early
break of lear -sc realizing by longs, caused by
the agitation over tie predicted passage OF the anti
option bill In the Federal senate, and an increase OF
1O4S. 900 bushels In the amount on passage, nam
mciing BY ars, and large Indian shipments III
crion arrival, liberal and cicarances sam both
influences helping the decline N,ws OF ran IN ,ma
Northwest, however. served TO slcm the lluc oil u"
Upward n.put and the offerings were IN asIc'
TIE shorts began covering. Thcn came tne crop 9
mated the condition of wheat at ~ against 80 Pr
cent Il month ago. ana advioes tOin IOWA merc
Ing buish Government report for Jun ;
10 and IT caused CONSERVATION among the
cents higher than Monday. BI7dstrcets" e~tiulai'd
east, and $4,000 bushels west Of the Rcckics. July
options opened at 81 "a cents. fell TO 81 IT, cents
market CLOSED stronger and there were sales Of loooo
bushels for cxpor, and 10000 bushels f. mill"r.;
corn nD was a Atm p 2cw In o Pp'G ana e hr
Seng T Helped by by be receipts West, the option
a ah with @hcn ana C co aTnSi ' heTc '@ and at
Nest. together with better cables iIn1srects esq.,
mated an Increase of G1,CDc bushels IN the avillbH
supply spot corn was hrmcr and 10000 bushels
taken for export.
tals gained 1SN 90 cent, "Iui ol"Oi '''N"'''
spot lots closed hrmer. but quiet
Lard was firm. but very slow. There were sales oil
$50 tierccs the spot. $3.50
The final quotations were as follows Wheat
June g2 80: July. 90 IS: August 81 II: N4p ein-
ber "a IL: october. % Is cents. Corn June,
30 L. July. 81 L. August. SO IS; september
20 "a cents. Oats-Jnnc, 81 IS; July, 81 IS :
August. 81 10: september, ~ cents: Lard-July,
So SO August. sG 20; september. 81 30.
The receipts of grain and flour reported Yesterday
at New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat. 320.O24 bushels: corn l2ldl.
bushels; oats 1880 bushels; total grain. 375.il
bushels: -four G5.302 packages. At Chicago. vii
waukee and ST Louis the arrivals were: Wheat,
GG $50 bushels: corn 2l4.935 bushels oats, 2StfOj
bushels; total grain. 5G5.300 bushels flour, 23i5o
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS


BUILDING MATFElAIs-A good emrnt IN n',.h
IA reported cot has not been advanced az,
JG~y > 100 -: FlrnSiils. ga - 20; upN'r hard
- - - 90 pale ~ '3e -, Ro;rnas,r Sgnr" Pot
land - 35as2 Is Fnc.h Po't.and - 25o - - HgH.
lime 300 per bhl. and do hhi-ninS' -
lath. SO per / 900 goats hair, 2lc2ic; cattle h'r'
CHTCORy-Is taken chiefly IN smal par.e's; Fncrsh
gmulat'd Sc genuine eranulated German i.c mn "c
rOC0N- Only limited demand former prices
Bahia. I2d12pe: Caracas 1jal0c; Trinidad l"a"lf';
CCoiEEAGE STocK-Thcre + ;.scal c eRoDss
and head quoted 5as2 10 sugar ,hooS and he3as
heads sOas5c shocks and herds 81 ram Plies,
81 6cas3 60: cnlpty hoss~ads 80 hoops - fre' So"
sA ~ feet. S2SGt20
CofFEE--Therc was rather more activity n br nx1ai
growths TO-DAY and firm prices prevailed WIN NO ~"
quoted at laaiS.c SALES 800 bags 30 lS,.c; , 600
I2f.c f No = 1000 Rag, Santo. No g. 1lsc aud y 600
Mid GRADES nrm Sales COO bgs Mlr,cabo $50 TaR1Iayr
Inc here vs. very little interest manifested but tr mar
let had strong look. covering Of local short sum,
pot lots The opening rather easy, but ma hrr,
showed Nc, gains OF about 10 poinhs ilyre gained "a
London closed ~ D. m.-Oncla quotations June 5s,
SIS I'd; November 55s Cd. Amsterdam. June Tho
next Dutch sale VIII take rlac" on The IAN ln-' non
for good ordinary Java J2c T0'a safe vi"
include p 900 pcus Rio quote tf,s, S,dinsrS mo
Cmivst"l H. Rio p davsl 5000 bags 10
United stars 900 bag RIO stock ~ COZ
s,s. Ea ocE 300 200 bags saot@ market anc;
rood eycrge >2ntc, II $50 cieHrd from no lime
: Capus o 600 taEs clenred from Santos June 8 = 5
G,rrlck - ooo bags Receipts ~ re July 20 June
1872 80 900 hlg ane aTs lsGi os 600 bag 'T ~,
June 1909 $50 600 bags: same time 1891. 1889 COO
lag. tine 1890. 1s4jooo baes Total sales hero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. June (Special)-pardhdge's luck must
have changed. lie seemed to-day 10 be the worst
raitled man on the floor. Although July wheat early
sold at So "a cents he is supposed to have covered
2.OOOOOO 10 100000 bushels Of his short line ut
between 81 and IS cents His purchases did not begin
until fifteen minute, of the tpdc. After they
had once started and after the p1ce began to feel
Out of mind. Just what started the biz short nobody
seems 10 know. He the order for covering his
wheat after the July price had worked from about
SO "a about 90 cents. His heaviest purchases were
made between - and 81 cents IL j. estimated
that he bought 100000 bushels Gables were
stronger from the Continent, on the score OF crop
damage IN Russia, France and Austria. Rains were
reported about This time Ia Illinois There came a
message from Washington sayin: that the ScnNors
were OF the oprIou tht The Hatch bill stood show
before their body. Finally, there WAS runo thai
winter wheat fiom 10 in May 10 90 In
Iunr This latter report dcnicl. Corn wac NJ
III ~ and went through ab mi the same hnctuaoni a,
wheat. II sold of sharply In the hr-t h"ur, th'u
rallied quickly. July sold from ~ u ~ - ~
rallied 10 81 IS and closed ~ u l-7~5l Il cents
Corn receipts are going TO Increase largely IochN
cars wc1r $40 bushels: the estimate for Ia MORO"
wa, 3s5. oats allowed the other grains In
ather lstle-s IA >hion July old between 81 = and
3:3 Is and closed at 80 - cents. There were ''@'
cars the e>timate for Wednesday was 10 cars There
CENT were light 5000 head. July pork sold
between alO 80 and TlO 81 and closed al 80 a. Jnv
lard sold between 81 % and - 81 ana closed az
is 81 July ribs sold between 10 % and - % ana
closed Ut s6 30. The close WA stronger In SynpatV
with wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

was sc Of cs @ ye., r s4 TSe 'SS
eables were somewhat contradictory Liv poo cams "a
higher IN instance OF the Outset whllr losing aTcou
without change ana nm weather in The Initi RnG
ra. noted decline Of 10 cent me- on "p ns i h
mcnt- for the wcGE v|re ls5,oo ashhc'c ontin,nt
Imports to the United Kingdom Yer 39$ 0o0 quarters
N 1tyl a. interior int wcic SGoi7 6rsh prs and
5G5G bush wintcr AGAINST 1872 ana ana 100 oo o2i
bush; eeSOnco. 2,Lisl 6n,h wheat snf '',%D 'GF
led ,Gns snd 1 9 Goo on 'r i 10 Nhcrn
s srns a SFT at ia c ua,T Jaiy do forward dc
tora 0, 'pring a. G5sc 80 rod arei 80 over y
No northern at sGeas7 Canadian. a. g. ana 49,.
s9 cod Ind within tsg 90 60 1 aa, dcnc Of
ooo bushels 's.t end dcgfa: oo6 I . Int pT..
PUN aaa agy ncg % yqs s@.a - Ss
s7isc: No do g!i-aoal2c: 10 Chicago at go ea:.sc
~ rel e. a" n o, ss"'' Ni az as %' d. &
Y+@@4 Ia glo'Eg Ct 9$c; Do 10, N g5 eonq AZ
9tsc do Decemb,r, oi%e27tc closing az I, ~e'
do May hs, 81 t e. r,Dcy n s arana t1o load
Western tein.; taken to arrive Quot'I &C Slgo'[ Nj ~
SprIGr and s5a%s rn ip sctyty w5s
noted in This ny TODAY. aud hg hgetgaoo wrrr %1ny
and only ic5ooco bush ch,nscd hand Srr,h"9 s
the bar, during thr .',en a. dh IT, full rt wo. ~
S SlsGS Of 'a a' oa tEc rI in wheat however
vas ,ons-, rble covering OF shorts, and his coupi,9
Ta S3 1 !" r S Of a eoDa 't IT, best a Of
day amount a+sasr acrr,,sG i, 5000 Sgot
degree Of activity shinp"r. took 10 ooo bush .an d
Bush N %TS aqeat Ct smaSd on
bush the week: Sales go 9Co bush fTSr' ~ ~
GoSc 20 mixed 57.d5?',c Elevator 1siGG'c og9ati
S Ho S"n s ' 57s do S'' Aagst 5Sc at
5c DO sep.%hcI 'sScc cl0 lc,o at ons NO new
notares We're developed while trading wa. moderately
sc .Sa bn meF s' wa q cSo9SreS and the
~, 81 ~ recr Spot los cosrd nrm af'.r
oS ss.cr orni"e $79 s"sG S So n 2Go
S OF ss s";a i%'" ssva SoO 10 o" Witt
MIXED 81 a637T,c elevator 49, d3sI,e Sho't; No wa~
tnta 90 fi SsSS 80 June losing sic DO nv
s &c. @s At 81 fs';" Do s 81 sSsa7e
FTTD-ouStcd ION ;od7'c con 7oa75c; soa pa pa
sa leS s sI ss 5o ss PER Ton ho|ny chop
NAY AND srRAw-Tr'dns in hay Is very nod o mt
s s% 'SS'' 20 .sia %yF s,rsT
%' H a", good .,a, nSss -o=:s
~ STREW>Ione rye. fia7oc short r'e' Doe ont 70
n sn ee1r fn s"i o GS@s1 aa S@' '' To-. e
ISs California; rnr"s july i 80, 3 bac. e Has
- 80, E Dc n 9SS to GOOD
2oac 1890 choice %os %Ss% ldm mG SG nrmr 20
G as5o do $50 800 i5deoc.
HEMP AND JrTE-The hemp market remains in
?y 'Se 5sme ;p%sas sasI %'TG
HIDES dS not apgc1g TO S npy bos GSnF w N
lrctd. 2ca?9 n l2l2c Monteyideo i2lc Ma,nmgra'
fs aass, < S,- ss o,@is' hIo TO- NJ
sogthern i2ds n SUSIE dry satcd lannon's. selected.
2e9s sogihra a. d ey rp" ,G 2'S9o &c E 5
ando 1000 r. 4 and ~ 3 + y ox o iSo aGS
rat 5Ga NSwo 57c city . ' ot 5od7o =
rss, is @9 gGm 0 Sc5 sad in , aim "" ar
everything have lrn support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
cB4DraTrS At ST. NiRY's SCHOOL.

Tia commencement Of st. Mary's schoo, NO u"
East Forty -sixth-st yesterday morning, was equally
Admirable from an aesthetic and scholastic point OF
view The picture presented was as pretty as eoud DC
imasped and the exercises indicated attachments Of
high order I'm the class that was being Siadut'eu'
Those who took part in the musical programme were
Misses Elizabeth Gerry Briggs. Virginia Winston, Fer
tha Louise Deanc Grace smith. Anna Belle Rogers
Sophia Butterficd storre, Mary Leah Morris. L0niSe
Pace Anna Cecilia Ficken Bertha May Hobbs, Marie
Elery Eddy Henrietta Filing and Mary lagaey.
Greetings were given In Greek by Miss Marie Eddy,
10 German By Miss Virginia Winston, In French by
Mas Louise Ross and In Latin by Miss ber,ha Hobbs
The audience was especially well PLEASED with the
verses In German, Des Noegeins klaseicd,' written
and recited By Miss Marian Place, and made her re-
peat them The Greek vaedctOry was well dcnv-
cred by Miss Cordcla Alma Hail. and the one in
English by Miss Louise Place. The list Of hon0rs was
read BY the Rev DR.. Thomas Rchey. of the General
Theological Seminary, and then Bishop Potter dis
missed TIE audi with prayer.
The following composed the class that was grad
usted Misses Ethel Atkins, Bertha Louise Deanc.
Fnnces IIallctt Eddy, Marie Ellery Eddy. Cordelia
Alma Hall Ethel Bayard Iiosmer Bertha May Hobbs.
Alberina Perry Halenbcck. Resale Ka'heryn Hauer,
Nelly O'DonneIly Louise Place, Marian Place. Anna
Belle Rogers Louise Clementina RIOS. Constance Lily
kothschd Grace smith and Virginia Winston
These were the ushers Thomas L. Lee. Thaddeus
Reynolds beal, II. J. Overall and George HARRISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
TIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday, June 7.-BELVENmReec,p % %
cc.d for .s; %o%sy and 6 oGS sSs
recoraS was the ale Of bulls s9' n average at
~ % per leo ~ beef fe oain at Glare per for ordinary
to c chccs e' Gsrasc Dr.. IN armand at
w. S', r sr, sass d SSa 10 aud no cable news
received concerning the EgroPc." mef ollsmRS and
90 ie sam. steamer 32 head FOR schwar1chiId SUI
beIgs On . w led r.. CIV F Of s $50 qusrcr for
fastmans Commny and The N aTs Som The st
Rnpan aG vertised to wedne-d, VIZ: 997 cattle 2r
" " Brauer. and the Mohicsa with go head iof NJ
"o WIITH cows-only fresh reported arrived
ana al $50 had Of which $50 AZ nS st.
Market ysstcdsys losing arCe v .ra sDl
bb Snch d calves $'.c. ,,os.oo v.,l.
7 for cty dressed with nanv sales exceeding Size
Or euTTa S9's s. se%s i is h
age S nv kuen 10 hnt:ormik calves 1873 y, It s'c
HaIienbecS Hollis 70 hu,termk ealyc' iSt o. ID o aEr
g s a. d. iss 9 H. at s. % :? % !" ="
SIZE a ASp were p d
s sFsr snd ss sFGa lambs s' sG %
aiS S'Ss" lev goo, ssSa ns. 81 IS" au Giy
Zen ,p hao ye eerei t pi inqSlpy cu lac ~
e 100 goo r ra1 ct 70 IF kenassy lambs 4
u arOaa@ q CGk S %Gr C ons,v os selling
a. pir a. ioc dressed lambs On at odic choice car
hrpFas II r1"e 90 Ke"tucy lambs
oa a., ac nor n COS do. 90 N. AZ &c.:
age; ,mum,n A. Mullen: 50 state culs - 10 at dc .
Wsurnhrck Hollis: II Stat" ewes p"rl 'o' ID ."
so, Mcpherson Co.: 241 virerln lambs % d. ~
oH,i Collins. 2ao Ohio sheen 80 n At ~ 10 per iuo ~
- Cnnns: 10 Jersey lambs % aSernsr, ~ o'
ccsu,e ~ carloads G2Si heed - cdHon",
TO-. cl,v and ~ carload. A. ioS'-~t The rcporlru
~ ro,Id indlrato firm feeling but cltv Dire So
79cS uondav Quotations aye sjnf5 40 WIN - ~
rs.ible price only for choice state hogs OF ra'hef ~
weight. ,.d o,,ived today NomInallv STEADY
=, easc Tor heavy to light 90. =. ..,, m
" W Lamb: 81 state hogs $50 ~ at 52c y "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
TEE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, juno 7-sales Of spring wheat were IS 900
bush No 1 hard c. l. T., 92 Sac; $4,000 bush No.
Northern spot, 90 3-4c; 5000 bush No. Nor hern
e. l. T. SO 1-4c, closing No. l hard spot 81 3-oc: ".
/ Northern do 90 7-sc; No. . Northern do. 80 Sc
No 1 hard C. l. T., 81 77c: No. Northern d. 81 35c:
winter dull No. red quoted 07c at close, No.
white "a $40 Corn opened weak. with m, innuiry
for boatloads the basis OF 50 Lee for No. yellow
later advanced Lee and nothing could be done clos
ing No yellow 58c No. yellow 3, l2o. No. :
corn SIC, No. sec store. Oats opened easy closed
firm at 4Oc for No. white track: -as, IL cars No.
white 4Oc track; 5000 bush Do store. 30 5sc: NO
3 white 900 No. mixed, 81 12c asl1et. tract, AMI
store Rice duh No. quoted at IS l-20 SC on
strong, active inquiry best spng. t31 s. o.; 20 win
ter ~ 7568 81 s5 rye -four. ~ ga ~ 20. NIL fetd
firm unchanged. Canal frighls quiet. eady wheat
> &c: corn &c oats. 3-c b New York Recents-
Flour IS 100 bbls; wheat. 10000 bush: corn. 81
900 bush: oats, $4,000 bush. shipments a1ol-
Wheat SO 900 bush rlil-whcat. 40 ,O0) bush corn,
100 900 bush oats $4,000 bush.
Chicago, juno THE leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston, June 7.-Cotton steady mfddling $50
low middling. 615-l6c: good ordinary, q $50; nes
and gross receipts 100 bales sales 16s bales stock
% ,271 bales. .,, ,,.
low mddlng, 1910; good ordinary, l4c net ana
gross receipts. Ola bales exports 99aswiss e2o bales
snles rs bales; stock. 16,A70 bales
Savannah, June Cotton quiet; niddling. $50!
low midAling, o 7-sc: good ordinary, o-sc; net am
432s bales coostwlse, POS bales; sales, IS baies:
stock. 23, 900 bales. -
New-Orleans June 7.-COtton inactive: niddnng,
: &c: low middling, 7c good ordinary. lee: net
receipts 24s7 bales: groes 2,775 bales: exports
ccaswise, 121o bales; sales, $50 bales stock. l4o3oe
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

rI.pnpEAN PRODECE.

Liverpool June 345 p mee' ana pork Po po 10
poo cumberland cut ahOnt 20 10 30 Ir:. an
at aos Cd cheess n poor dcle snos md inr.
tliI'n r,nnd nrimc western spot md June dul ~
\. s I'd y and AuguS dgli q" - r od g. w ~ d
20" :, rcd snring steady at Is 10 I'd Flour IN
no. demand Corn-Spat ard fnnrc, IN nv am en-
mann MI MI, gr,n nj T. : I'D: Au1ls' steady ~
g. I'D Hops a, LGnaon %hSo cgS cr rn,
notm'e ,.irrn,ic porfs AZ, 100 quarters: from
pscIsc ports. 1000 quarters from Other orces: ~
n0o Rccclnis Of American 'o'" 10Y 'ne past "0'"
l.an niiar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

Milwaukee,, Juno Flour dun. Wheat buoyant
No spring sc Juiy IS &c: No; No, whG s S;o
go &c; sample on scs Rys firm ) 80 4, Fec ps
1000 bush. shpmentSmFlonr lo'ooo DDS "neA''
q, 900 bush barley. 1000 BUSH
Peoria, June Corn lower; No.: >. soc: No 3.
4so: November 46c. oats active: No. 2 white. Boa
IS I2e; No. white. SO 3-iG;4 lac rye sear care
hss Mn;asy a fro wins" S as :ssS
bush shipmsnSmCo 0 . 6s oa W winters ho are
pmh,e Ih'r. * no snap 10 the demand tho
Inquiry for these better than for springs which are
in full supply w. sns r na nSd Pennsyvaaa
81 80: some lots held 80 05o ~. Wheat marriott
Opened veal os seE on but f rw% and ruled
irm on unfavorable foreign and home crop reports
sSporS,s show SS 5 I%S IN cs S Gps @
red June, 81 34agac; July, 81 Ia 9.c August ana
sS S An and nre do as result F Sr
offerings and light demand but Subsequently recov
ed 40 bulish sreculao,n in otner gram oe9rS
weathcr in the West. Later futures largely nominal.
but closed "a 34e higher EHpor s deman % hss
under light demand; No. 3 high mAed on TRACK, ooc:
in export elevator SIC no mixed 81, on track o.
lime. obSos 14c: July 55 Ia 80 lee August. 500
smbsr "a 4 s 30 r 4s r Us.," Wse l1s
advtccs and hight demand: options dull ana &c lower
under fresr offerings. Ungraded white, Al ~ Lee No.
june, 20 iSa Al lie; August, l9s 4Oc: segtsmber
a. hoo Butter firm ard In fair demand; Pennsyl-
ynnia creamery extra I7c Eggs frm Psnnsylvania
sts ise sassrRened slSons c%Sss Pay eHc:
In, Sranuiated 3-sc: standard granulatcd, $50;
siSc crystal a Fran franklin GSnfTSo 9iis g.
r1nIin erin C. I4c. Feed duh and weak
under largo onerings: winter bran si4a $lo per ton
Potatoes-ON were in good supply and duI new wers
niontif,Il and choice stock In fair demand ana
steady white Early Rose. 2od3oc Hebron, S0e3oe;
Rurbs nks and White star choice 10 FANCY SS1 800;
do fair to good 2Oa zoe: southern prime Per Dbl,
S3d "a IS: DO medium So ~ so: do culls, Ioc9e1.
$500 sacks; wheat, 200 bush corn, 81 400 bush
oats, 1900 bush. shpments-Wheat $1,000 bush:
corn q 500 bush; oats. 100 bush. 3 AS p. M
Wheat was higher June, o. LA 81 34c; July, % IL
1880: August and september 93S s3 i2c C2m
higher: June, So Lea 50 34c: July, IS $4,000
August. $50 IS 1-2c: september, $3.50 Lee. Oats
weak: June 41641 Ice: July. 40 l-2641c; August
39d 4Oc. september, $50 ''c Petroleum lower ~ % 10
for bbs aud Sc IS for eases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

the assoca,icn presided. Referring 10 the recent
action Of General WEtlock, the present general in
spector Of rife practice. In refusing TO permit the
National Guard to qualify In the matches at Creed
moor the president sad that it would prevent the
continuance Of those matches and thereby GcP-,vc
the National Rifle Association of the revenue which
enables IL to carry it, annual meetings. General
Winsate suggested that a committee shCuld be ap
pointed 10 confer with General Whit'wk ccm-
mittee Of three WAS appointed to confer with the
etate authorities upon the matter. The committee
consists of Captain shepard Maic: Brown and Major
I.,g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
CgiEGrS AGAINST PEGGY u. CRiNE

Percy d. Crane, who last year and until March %
had charge Of the sacsrOOm Of Hancock. Becker co..
the Broadway jewellers, was arrested by deputy
sherii Yesterday on an order Issued by Judge Beach
charged bv his employers with collecting retaining
1856 90 received by him for goods sold lie also
accused Of keeping in his possession IA diamond horse
shoe scarfpn worth ,s'27 which he took 10 sell In
default of 800 bail Crane was locked up in Ludlow
- IniI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The terrible disaster which has overwhelmed the
ell country has placed an embargo the specuat on
I'm crude certificates. There We're sales OF Only 5000
barrels IN option, at the ConsO dated Exchange al 30
cents but the market is merely nominal. There were
no dCa ings al the StOch Exchange
Refined oil was unchanged at cents In barrels ana
OsO cent, in ci,Sc-. Foreign quotations were anti
wrrp 10 3-s francs: Bremen, go marks London,
7-Sd pence.
P,tsburg Penn. June 7.-Nationa Transit certificates
one red ol3,c closed at 5ic, highest oJe; lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

New are not pl"rty and good lots OF weevvm NJ
we-euiied selling very we'll ma-ly ia .sntSS *
a,af3 30 DeI Dbl lots range down 20 % 90
and a few fine savannah marks command 70 d .y
E,muda pot,ocs steady at sidSj; Bermuda onions oui
% III l5dTl 90. Asparagus plenty and moving sowy
With sales above u 251rl 20 pe dozen onnehen
very irregular in quality and prices show VIDE rsnas
Sorfok ca fe 50d15c Dbl following our less
report but have since recovered 70 81 ior pre marx
GOOD pccs but far rcreipts getting pretty
Ed and tough would be Improbable except Tor the
.co-c, bette Goods. Jucun.bnrs much lower To-
patos easter and wide quality and value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
TIE HEALTH BOlRD ON DETAINED TMAiGR4NIs.

The Health Board yesterday passeo "''i,'',0'
forb,dd,ng the transfer TO North Brother is"ha
., ,,,rr,ts detailed at Ellis Island suffering from
oon,aroos disea~s unless the patients take WIN
them properly drawn up papers, tehing wi" t''gs
are, why are they detained, and into whose cns'ou'
they shall be returned. The action Of the oo'u
was caused by the letter OF Colonel Weber crtcsne
Hath Commissioner Bryants recen, mistake Ill us
Charging a acclaimed Immigrant from custody
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FINANCIAL MARKET.

London. June :, p mmconsol: 9S 81 for money
ana w rb;o erss mortgage bonds, "a IL Canadian
racac 81, Erie go IS 90 p sSG"" Commons @o@So ips
iinudVi ac % "A PARIS advices quote per cent
,ne al 9s francs 20 confines for the accon' ana
exchange on London at 20 francs Is l. ceh'mcs ~
che
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STAINED.
.........t's Low Middllng .........Cis
~ ~ Mlddliug .....-........a J-lb

rood OfUINufy 'I'HG'''b =
strict Good Ordinary oH Mddhhe -.---..--'''' NV
Contract dealings quite brisk with Al Irregular
though generally lower range Of prices The Oppression
Va most marked during the Early session, "h'h Ac
market suffered break OF izai3 points III, was aye
mainly To the approximations Oh or paSsase OF w SUI,
orl,, bl by the senate which caused unloading move
n,rr The port receipts also aided ue beais Tor
New ORLEANS, however sent frcer buying orders
nr on and shorts" started covering nnal ngufe- being
only "a points below yesterday Sii's Io'-VV o'i''
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WHO'D ESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June 7, 1897.
nEAN, AND PEAS.

RccoiD.s Tor the wcek-Deins. 3l01 bbls p,Ss 01oo
bust. ENport.-I.eins. 1lo Sgs; pea; i,ooO bbls I'm.
advanced Immediately following our II r'poi ena
quit number Ol the choicest marSs w'fr oa AZ - ~
th-T little peny NJ Le close ttase Is aul.t
aud the feeling j. slightly easier. Medium ana pea heto
-,dv a. 81 ,O, - but mo llghi ut the MON, NJ
Very fcw Whit Kidney here or t. com, iOtMiM. i,N,
Icr4rs arr taking moderate quantity OF Red hcney anu
SOM, Of the choicest brnf ,. 3OGt2 81 taiofh'a
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Soma Increase In tn. supply 0f i've poultry, AMI lower
mice, oI dressed stock have caused weaker marKHt
,r most kinds Fowl. !cll lJc. but show stca1ler
ION. M the close Spring chickens sell for ltGl3c .or
mall rp to choice large with III" bulk OF sales
~ INA DOE Turkeys neglected. Ducks and geese must
H., nnc to command top quotations. Pigeons easier.
Thn market for fresh fowls wa lalTly well sustained
AZ iJ or the close Of ast week but at
tie co.c trade T. dull and the price ha" not been uiy
,s,nuad urmc lots going at the close ~ 122r, and
com" hGa,v weights or otherwise unattractvc lots
,'piug at I"c ~nrinr chickrns foil to 1jd1sr.
f 9, aided Western following our last report but at this
range were taken 10 hold ana ne market thus
,,v n,asf aud Sallhlr ~ the latter price.
~ ,cn mixed we ghts generally 10 49, Western
Gry.pi.kd chicrcn~ Of choice qual are steady ard not
n,.r ulentv Phadcuhll lots HIT" nrmar. Turkeys
nov little chang Srrng ducks from Long Islnd and
IN" East are plenty and lower Weston young ducks
sn yrrv ~ n, rul" and hard To soil ut liai6c.
old ducks dul ut sdlOc. Sduas steady at the decline
pofrt
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TO TRY 40 PERSUADE GENERAL WHITLOcK.
1he first meeting of the National Rifle Association
NICE February held yesterday afternoon In Temple
Coort. General George ". Wingaic. president OF