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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

TOLEDO. Dec. 2G.-The striking linemen are
still out. but they seem to he losing ground.
Tho Western Electric Company to-day con-
nected up about one-thrd of its circuits. and
tho lights are burning to- night
The Toledo Electric Company. which supplies
most Of the city. is stu mt the mcrcy Of the
strikers. Most OF the commercial circuits arc
nnin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
MIR. BURKE OF LONG ISLAND CITY
He Comes to Town and Finds that Our dew.
ish Citizens Have some Rights.

ish Citizens Have some Rights.
George Burke OF Long Island City came over
to New York on Sunday morning and went
around the east side wishing his friends a
merry Christmas. Many OF his friends being
bartcnders 1t was quite natural that they
should invite him to have one on them In re-
turn for his good wishes.
He got drunk and attacked nil tho jews no
met. He hit Alexander Simon OF 30 Norfolk
street in the eyo. A mob Of jewish peddlers
man came. IIo was arrnianed at Essex Mar
ket Yesterday. About th rty Jews appeared
to testify against him. each wit a handaged
on Simon's charge Of assault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Shot Through the Heart With "a Christmas
(sifi.

REApISC. Pa. Bee. While John Miller
and Simon Blankenblllcr were in saloon in
this city this attcrr Don. the latter snal .od
revolver which he had received as q Christmas
gift. There was II r"port. and Miller fen over
shot through the heart. expiring instantly.
Tho Coroner's Jury discharged Blankeahlller
on the ground that tho shooting was acei-
ipntal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Below Zero in Connecticut,

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 26.-The weather to-day
was the coolest OF the year. At3 o'clock this
morning the thermometer registered five
degrees below Zero Reports from all PARTS OF
tho State shows that the cold wave is general.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

So Rosenberg, Who Sells Coffee Only Now
but Once Sold Beer. Had Him Arrested.

bat Once Sold Beer. Had Him Arrested.
Philip Rosenberg. who keeps a cafe at "a
East Sixth street had his partner. Anton
Knobloch. arrested yesterday for violating the
Excise law. Rosenberg who at first testified
that no liquor was sold in his place. said his
partner sold beer and gave wine away. bosom
berg admitted that he himself had been ar
res al for violating tho Excise law.
Knoboch testified that he had paid Sl25 for
an interest in the business. had boon debarrcd
from participating in the prof S. and that the
from the firm without giving him his money
back. Judge Hogan took this view and dis.
charged Knobloch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
STABBING IN LITTLE ITALY.

Game OF Cards at Which One OF tho Play.
ers Was Cut, Perhaps Fatally.
A game at cards in Little Italy wound up
last night with fight. and one OF the players.
Dominica Daraola. was stabbed and will prob.
ably die Daraola keeps grocery at al East
1l2th street. and the game was played in his
back room.
There were three other players. but their
names and the cause OF tho quarrel are un-
the left arm and once in the abdomen. The
last is the dangerous wound DR.. James Cam
ner Of ,353 East llGth street is attending him
at his house,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Zero Weather In tho mohawk Valley

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 2G-The weather in tho
Mohawk Valley to-day is the coolest OF the
season. At Z A. NJ. it was G degrees below
zero. and l 1 below in Gloversvie. Tho NOR
curry is at zero to night along the valley. ahd
there is but little snow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
E,v.r Boat. Caurb, in tn. Ic.

STEuBENv1LLE. o.. Dec. Gothic cold snap OF
the last few days has frozen the river at points
above and below this city. Several boats are
in bad condition. The Coal City Is lying on a
bar OF Browns Island. whore the Joseph Nixon
and the Raymond Homer are frozen in also.
1t is reported that the Coal City is leaking
badly; Should the ice gorge break the boats
would be in great danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

Inc surprise furnished hy the revelation Of
heretofore unknown luxury constituted in
Admiral cigarettes has assumed the pro-
portions Of full grown cyclone. ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
A Small Blizzard In the South,

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Dec. 26.-Chrlstmas Is
winding up here with a small blizzard.
heavy sieet storm prevails tonight and snow
beating WlminCton's snow record for several
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Twenty.eieht below Zero.

PLArrsDuRo. N. Y. Dec. 26.-The thermome-
ter registered 81 below zorro at Lyon Noun
tain. this county. this morning. At Saranao
Lake it was 2l' below.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
The world. Columbian Exposition

will contain specially tne selection OF tie famous
Hartman Pianos. VIII latest patents and improve
peuta u6rdmsn. Peck 4 Co. 10Th u, and 9th sv.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Killed In u Quarrel Over Cards.

BANGOR. Dec. 20. Malone Bay q small
fishing village about thirty miles from Hall
fax. Dennis Hyson was killed on Christmas
eve in a quarrel over cards. He, with William
Madder and others. had been drinking dur!nl;
HE evening an | II dispute arose. Maddtr had
n knife in h!s hand. and when lirson attrnp,ed
to kick him. the latter received II thrust III tho
thigh and rapidly bed to death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
DcraIicd by Train ErccLers.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Dee. 2'i.-idylrrs have been
received here % an attempt 90 wr, IL jas-
scng6r train on the Contra! Railroad Of Gcur-
ga below WaYNoShoru.
II resulted in the IN. ine ndtcudrr topplin.
over tn" fireman. Henry iiooi. being "auglt
between the two and held for lnree hours be
fore he could be eXtricated. His injuries arc
not mortal. The wreckers have not yet been
cspturod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
In,yrr,lt,,s Ric. ChrI.,mn. Ho,.

CLEVELAND Dec. %. Mr. John /. Woods. a
wealthy retired lumber dealer. gave SI.5,Ouo
today To the Medical College, of Western
Reserve University as u Christmas gilt, IN.
university has received during the past two
years gifts aggrcgating SiUU.OuO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
George Goulet. Ay Brut. 1854.

Devon desire a delicate. dry Champagne
Try A famous ylntaSA = ama~ siAA- 1919
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

~. a -" stick ILcOrIce.
Safeguard against sore throat PuIsaud wholss0ms.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

Tke Brew1aEs OF &. II. Evans a. Sons
Are bottled At their brewery TO insure ou-A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

Ripan, Tabul.s. family remedy RpAns Tsbulss
cure eVnstipston.-Ad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

,.s Hs"s q, Is s s o s' &c. vf'
n at - so q buttermik do Isl H. % S's; "a Do.
:s e. g. IS n Z Z s. Z q s si az i. *
/; Ne.soa: iso ysas Is D. a 51s 20 20 ii
sn. S &C. - y s;s eS
" 49, II; 3 * vs5 e d. no n 8 g. 1872 do s
at Sic ,2s DO, 5s n a, &c; buermlk calves 10 n
Scott Pdcoek % Ssals, 1sl N, a. IS 10! mixed
caeT so w, a. . s. 10 S Ss So nos r. a. - IS
"a. IS IS an ,5 g r. s 10 81 a. s4 .I 81 49,
%k calves. 1871 % 81 q o. 90 $50 9, 81 at & ?s2
~ fed CAVES rs 10 &c &c % no. loo
do is s. ptsofs 81 az y yss 's "a ~
~ 80 r. asss iSi nSsa g. is h. = 50 an 80
4 y sS6 az - r Is IS carload.
direct e butcher ws, , S9 % carSSS os
and CARLOADS at c6oen Prime sheep very scarce
aqa ~ So Of f h quality and
art %, s find S1hns to 5 ssS s ssa I s,
m w ,S q low 's bib Very Very
prime sheep sod &c - o0G - % seI 100 m
s%Iis at st Is 5 25ds S 95 - '' ."
%qG@ in s@ , F's s q selected
cSn; p. yd H So GO 'm a g 5 ss
Ks4,Sss & :9sss q s s g. 81 sS s.2s
culs X nj nj o. - l4G do - n, az ~ 30.
40 do, 60 n. a. she; 100 do s. n ats 100 d. 81
y. az Gtc; IS DO 9. y at !aGe 2'9 do' 81 n at
vrr gin 81 Sheep h. at se Sssss
Sc 50 do e. H. at Sc; %, do OH ~ at 7'.c; go Do
80 n at 7S.c q do. 81 N at INC 10l do 90 Al
&C. 40 VIRGINIA sheep JOB N. at Sac; 3S Do 9 n
at &c IA do 80 NJ at SIC; 20 Gull lambs "a at Sac;
by ", Parsons state sheep, los No. at &c % Penn
sylvania lambs. 90 N. az 7c ., ,,
wHkcrson & sherman: 25s Rentrcsy i2Tes 80 y -
EOS Texas sheep !5s D. a. IS 25; 100 Kenusky DO 100
L. Nipple Co.: 273 hcnt1 n lambs 81 n az 1925
do IS H. at IS 81 81 DO S. 10, at IS SO; go DO. 50
G. Dlenback: 250 Ohio sheep s. B at s. l2l2; 20
do SO H. at % 25 u state do 30 ~ at - 90
n Harrington ~ Kentucky lambs. Ga n. at Sc.
Scott Pldcock: 81 State sheep. 81 n, at 80.
Judd < buckingham: "a State lambs IS ~ at she (:
81 state ycarl!ngs 81 ~ at 52c.
HOGS Receipts 60 caro1ds, II l22 hosd-51 car.
loads at 40h.st and 10 carloads jersey City only %
head for sale. Market trne firm at $685. 80 per 100
Salos-Judd Buckingham IL State hogs 2l0 n av.
era ge at per n ! rough do 40 ~ at 4c.
G. Dllenl ack 10 State hogs, 22G ~ at SIS IS per
100 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
Total, for all ports.
Total, from al mort, last week.. .

Also shipped or city Of Paris dressed pigs. ,,,,
u s-S.s At ), 80 per per loo ii d. $50 r. At !.
Is d. 49,, p at 10 - miNd cattle 1850 ~ at - 10
80 ~ at ~ 90 ID do i3i7 IL. at 81 80 is Kentucky
SeF; Tx A. :. 9 90 do AZ 1913 TO- a, t., - % S
1897 at - 40 4 DO 1871, n at 81 40; II do 1852 NJ
T. At 70 - bull G'G 7o5 g. At % 5 :' de- G $50 b. at
~ 90 - cows. 500 h. at .! 20. -
at u So iG DO 1852 n. at u Gis 10 do ii5o H. at
,, q do 1893 u. at 05 u DO. lao ~ 1T - c2H
lnl ~ at - ~; - do i2.t ~ at 81 80; DO ~, ~
l penn , AHA cows $40 H. a, 81 nS 20. '''O 3D.
81 Sst' DO 'c q rs' frg as fIss az 5;
Do Do a 1919 At e %. e d. dis iS'' a. NJ 's 60 Ia
is5o o. At 80 rs . do. 800 H. at Je so; cows. ss1
y GGssnita; j cnisssg ',scc. ,sS7 r at q 81
= - d. oO X; a, 8, 3 'ilss = 10: ,,c
e E. fa f. 9: g 'ss%
q 10 % d. DO 81 so T. a. 10 10 o1 G Do bull fsi s e &C.
At s. IS. 80. ~ '''''''1 ''''' '''O 49,
do 10 sss oed 4. g ss a. S ISIc 1880
50 So Pennsylvania cows $50 NJ at So TO-
So nat . stat COWS 1000 H. a, s. Co. 0"'''
Quoted .S good 5D~ are msS ss
sSd G frGs sSw 10 Gales i, 10 H'udse
II ana BE SO % 's.
active demand thc pens well cleared prices falling
Sassc lot at sse medium dpTs to ST pm a.
at "ci oc per cus al ssp s. and selected do at Is o
Dire .sed calves weaker a, 7aoc for city dressed veas
Sf Hollis nns 's' s iSs 10
a, g 90 per DO d0o Is do - az IS So q do
49, e. + 81 Is tx d. L. @ 4 i Is g. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, June 6.-Flour steady Western super,
az 40a 80 do extra. 81 100 - So do family "A 100
a 70a "a 50; do do Straight = 3oa - co. receipts
2,345 bbls: sales. l25 bbls. Wheat easy, NJ. red
spot, 02a92 -; June and July ga " 10 steamer
ment, H. 9G2 bush : stock. 1.035.5iJ bush sales
10000 BUSH southern wheat duh; fultz ySe;
Longbcrry, 500 94c. Corn wean mixed spot oo~
rs &C June. % 34a 56c; July. % l2Go dc;
steamer mixed. 52c asked; receipts 2ill2 bush;
stock. 54o9j7 bush; sales 5000 ous1. soulh s
Wcstern. 80 1-2a 40c; No. mi xed do 80 l-2a 39c;
stock. ,59s bush. Rye easier; No.: =. sc; re.
ceipts, 600 bush stock, Il 3D. bush. nay que, ana
frcights quiet steamer to Liverpool "a I~k Ior
orders B.. Cotton. l9c. Flour. Zoe: Cotton nrm;
lair demand Eggs steady, lGc. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes fair Is lie; No. = - lac. suSar steady;
grau ated. l-16c. Copper steady reiined ii l3c.
Whiskcy firm.
Buffalo, June 6.-sp1ng wheat very dull weak and
lower, closing, No / hard spot, at % &c: no !
wheat neglected. i 30. red oaered at 95c; 30
white. % 1-2c . cars. no established grade. SID at
s:e Corn opened firm 90 d9 v hS weak sc 40
= corn, So I2c track and In store: NO 8, % l2c
in store, soc track asked. Oats opened firm but
40 l2d4I I2c: cars No. white 3yd i0a 40 lie on
track and In store: 1900 bush NO. mixed. sold at
81 csT 20 ''S osr sd At at ss 1 Flour T 'S d
demand Best spring So - % d. Water, = 'o@
- -. Rye -four ~ Goa p 20: Millfeet steady nn.
changed canal heights dull wheat l-2c corn &c ;
oats 3-sc. Receipts-FlOur. $4,000 bbls: wheat
$4,000 bush: corn 10000 bush oats. 1000 oush
barley. 29,c0o bush rye. 400 bush. shipments by
wheat. $4,000 bush: corn. 100000 BUSH
Boston. June 6.-FIour quiet. Corn easier; steamer
yellow. G4c Oats easier; ~ : w lie. 43 l.2c shorts
steady. Other articles unchanged Receipts-Flolr,
44O6 bbls. 1900 sack. corn, $1,000 bush; oats,
so 900 bush; shorts, II. tons.
Chicago June 6rhe leading irtnrcs Hanged Gs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
tlnanrlai.
Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
NEw.YORK June 3. 1892.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
GENTLEMEN
A,. year. Of na,ient waiting an opportunity has At
length arisen Of carving fu effect the purposes 'of
the Yazoo and Mississippi VALLEY Railroad was cnaI
by the State OF Mississippi and IL eons 'cho ~
in the interes, Of the Illinois Central RAILROAD Con
pany in 1882. to.wit, the development OF INC ia1oo
Delta.
The work has hcen DELAYED and. thus far. prevented
owing the best part Of the Delta having been occupi
by various railways which have been consolidated o e
Louisville New.Orleans and Texas Railway Company
Through the purchase OF tho securities OF tAat oo'pi,
the purposes contemplated IN The charter OF the fezoo anu
Mississippi Valley Railroad Company can now be e"rrea
out the waste Of capital incident to nupcS'"S
existing railways IN an agricultural country.
The YakoO Delta IS an allu'1M basin sTe'cohs Ho'u
Memphis 20 Vicksburc. some 200 miles In lenPm anu W
IN extreme breadth. containing o'er Aoooooo @reS oi
land OF inexhaustibc fertility.
Tho Louisville Ncw-Orleans and Texas Railway rnpS
from Memphis population Gi,495. through the pcl' '"
Vicksburg tho largest city in Mississippi O"pu'a"on
1879 thence through Baton Rouge. the capi,h o'
Louisiana DO.47s and SO on to Newore'ns '-i-'coe
with branches NaDhcz Uo,1o1), to t'rev1ue too'o
and TO Jackson q 800 and other towns Although INV
main line from Memphis NewCreans Is. by % mics
longer than the route Of the Illinois Central ana hes ~
far distant from It o. AFFECT local rates IN MSssapp
the exceptionally low gr9les OF the LouisVhie' New
Orleans aud Texas enable 1t to freight trains OF NV
cars over the greater part OF its Inc ana 10 XIV
n.a,,v "A ouick a passenger service between Mem
NH. and New.Orlcans that Of the Illinois Central
The Louisville, New-Oreans and Texas Railway WIN
,,s branches Of which IS miles gauge, nov
comprses 19S miles % railway During the wear ehueu
une 30 1891 with 100 miles in operation, inc gross
earnings were AGO. being the rate OF siof per
mile 80, .,
The road is well equipped. The track Is "id WIN
steel is well tied. and PARTIALLY ballssrd Inc conp'"!
s.as good freight terminals at Memphis and at New
orltn as well as shops and tools for the repair oil
machinery at vicksburg.
The following extract from the Annual Report OF ,hc
company for the year ending June 80. lsol' eNp''his
itself: .
49,. toIerobv correct estimate OF the exceptional re-
sources and material prosperity Of the section OF country
trayerscd by these lines be formed by The FOLLOWING
statement OF the earnings since the road was opeheu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

1rs ,.nd dcyeopm.nt Of the local interests. princaF
agricultural which resulted from the opening Oh ~
nav y. measured by the Increase the local ,ra@ "oh
.hox can n. 1172 in three and ohe-hai !ed'S
and during which the earnins9 OF the of@on' 1'
in the last two years have been at their minimum
Already the Louisville, Neworesns and Texas i''"',
carries into Ncw-Orleans larger tonnage OF 'o,Voh anu
Grain than "a carried By the Illinois Central Iho lho'
Central Raroed opened for tran'c In 1eo4' ana '
major part Of the Dubuque and sioux C',y anu VI WV"
now the Chicago, St Louis and Neworca's h'"'o
1860 The Gross Earnings OF the 2eSS miles open'co W
The Illinois Central Company during the last Fiscal year
were 90 200 per mile. 49,.
While the lea'e OF the Chicago. st. LOUIS anu W."
Orleans Railroad the Illinois Central has In i's' ""
from year year. continual source OF prom, " .o
It's chief value Is as a fecucr anu - u'''' "
10 and from Illinois
The rent OF that ralroad587 me--durns the nrs' yc'r
NJ the Iease-3-was 81 2o3 e. 62l per mile Ihe
gross canning Of the preceding year bod beer foo-o'''
and the rent was 80 5000 per cent thereof
The great majority Of the securities of The IonsFiHe'
New.orlean and Texas r. W. Co can now be bought on
basis OF laying all such securities e1oOpoo" IN oI
and ego 900 900 in Illinois Central -Four fer N'h' "oD
Ropds being part OF Issue Of not exceeding s5OoOoo
Of such Bonds to be by pledge Of the purchased
eeurtes The remaining 100000 OF Bonds are to be
retained by the Illinois Central Company
Tho Louisville New-Oreans and Texas Il. w. co. has
outstanding;
o.,, Cold F4r. Mortgage Bonds $40. 1872 600
per cent yT' second Mogore Cumulative Income
Ep' cen, Income Land Mortgage Bonds, Non
Cumulative io,oOO-o1D
r.., ............ .......... So oa6. co.
That COMPANY also has share capital OF SjoUVVVO
The Illinois Central Company now ha' I'VE millions OF
cash it, treasury, which can II necessary % uu "
this purchase.
The sxed charges on the property $500 600. To
which should be added Interest The sj.OooOco.
Assuming this at per cent, the annual rent "nl be
ST go OOO will be % 26loo cent Of last year
earnings and 81 $50 per mile Of railway now In operation
~ trans
N hesitate about closing negotiation without applying
TO the stockholders for ratification. and In so doing they
regret that unwlingncs Of tho vendors TO give al
option upon securities prevents longer notlce OF
tho meeting OF stockholders which they have been Obliged
To call for Saturday, June Is 1892.
They do not however. hesitate 20 recommend the pnr'
cha II It con be above outlined
a. being 70 the Of the shareowner, OF the corpora
ton as well as OF the country served by us railway
Respectfully submitted.
STrYVESANT FISH, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The statement Of the VISIBLE supply on saturday
wa:
Whcat-27, 10000 bushels decrease OF .53s. 600
lnishc,s: cont ,45s.OOO bushels, an increase of
7-2,O0O bushels Oats-3,36j 900 bushels an Increase
Of 1914 900 bushels
Domestic news governed the d1ft OF the wheat
market yesterday, there being an entire absence OF
cables, owing 81 the holidays abroad. The trend VI
prices in all cereals went Ia lower level, aud rscct-
able amount changed hand, with more or less selling
for lO6g account. In wheat the potent influence
the passage OF the Anti option bill by the Ilouee
which cauS d considerable unloading hence a erop oi
3-4al Ii cents. IN addition TO the Washluctnh n,ws
the bears were aided by better weather West and
increase In local stocks, coupled with receipts al
interior points The showing Of the visible supply
was encouraging u holders. the liberal cirar
anccs, but they hdf but little effect. Evrrvthiup
seemed u depend the AntiOpiiOn bill Speculation
reached 4&OJ,OoO bushels Juy opened al g9 -
cents sold up Ia 80 cents and doppd 10 81 81 cents
The spot mar.ct weak and tower seventeen
loads were taken for export and three loads FOR milling
Corn likewise depressed. The market suffered
a decline u l.u3 cents better wrur her Mast IN
loading Of longs passage Of tn Hatch BIZ and free re.
ceipis at Chcago. bank failure In Nebr-lsha helped
lower. For export sixteen loads were taken IN.
Increase In the visible supply had Depressing
effect.
Oats were weaker with wheat and corn and onu us
went from 34G - cent down. The SPOT maj kct was
quiet closing weak after stronger opening
Lard was Ia points down on Inc Washin gtou news.
and $50 ticrces spot sold. The closing prce. were .
Wheat--June 80 "a, July 81 "a. August o. "a
September o. IL cents
Com-June 81 IL. July 81 3-5. August "a "a.
osts-Junc - IL. July 81 IT, August 81.
September 90 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
L oet ano fouuo

OST OR STOLkN.-Blnkbook NO. 4J.7l6. Issued by
L. Saving, HI,k, the city of Nv y
L, Frcund.chlit- BIND. All Irf>lLs requested o
deliver the bank conner lithst. and ilbave
II not Restored the IA June 1892. apIIita
VIII the bank fOf duplicate. June = 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFTE-It a quiet day In spot ~ ~ sale
mi very Mltt No quotod AZ -
600 tne- 40 arrive. 3c 900 Pags NJ p Pas No
900 baos No, : o. u De- shipped L. U ~,
Wd Growth, quiet and stady sales IVoU aI' ar
90 mix A.. terms Options were devoid OF -PF'sI ~
and trading was m,nly OF Local n'tld' ondtn o,,tnp
~, o.,ce Of cables from dvrc, Hamburg uiu darc
'o rho HOLIDAYS. Rio quoted hrln at @'iSnt r ~.
iIcre The market opened slightly oos;rr pus go,
r'yer :. tJunr ADVANCING 10 ponu. on covering OF
al Ggnr.s showing a rise OF points oo ae =,
hr rfnnes, I'm ss lot had strcngtlc!lng snrg'
nm.,. Flr.t ordlaary 10 kllos IT ~ COY y " Voo
TO kilo- 10 7oO exchange ~ ryrdpSs Avn M no shin
US rio stock 1872 600 bags Rio market Hf ''p cJo
nG,t by ,renmcr United stot> durlne WrK "r.UJo
La. I5io shlpmcnt. by oil 20 In.td SI'',H uuas co
81 600 bags RIO shipments Europe dupng 200 We h r
I,r" Rio purrha.es for United stairs ooVOo D'Ee nv
for Fmrop II coo bags freight per st9mer %
ini,ed states 90 ard per cent prmage ,v1i''
a., for United States. ) good aNriat" SdiV'>
lis DO receipts Santos. 5000 bags S.v." 80 ~,
200 600 oui- S3nto' -hlpn'll>
I'nltnd STATES (by -eam 3OCD bags Nnntp, -, @
~ I-nt,.d states fby .a 1000 bags santos
M F,,r,no 81 600 bag; Santos purchl,es Tor hnor
S,a,cs roo hays: santos purchases IN Europe w
- S,n,n. freight per steamer 10 llaNre % anu ~
~ c., n,imaqe steamers loading az Santos for nit'a
s,tn. .caners loading at santos for Europe clearer
,rnr no Junr & :. HorroN. 10000 bags. Kccelpts
AZ RIO Jllv June = 1892 BOB coo 1G. o ale I'm LIN
i.ai ~ 900 bags, tim" lsyo. 22I3OOO tS.-'.
pcrini az santos July June !. 1892 600 etc BUG
ame limo S9l 900 d0O hlgs same tune 1871 loffVVV
hars TOTAL sales here to-day q 'OcO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Good to prime steers sold one year ago at 50 sjdsd TO-
m ay.rage price c-tluatfd at 81 go
- HI;EVf, :, Receipts To- two days, 3l3 carloads. or
30 h.a1-9IO consigned direct TO siaughterers
"a rorod- for alive and "a carloads ~ BE- sold
The demand Wa NOT brisk by means. and although
MEDIUM st'er- shade higher. good -
chor. bcryc- dragging and barely steady NJ the
close carload ~ common Texans sold AZ - 10 per 100
-. run,.r o. carload, OF outside '>t.r~' from Ken
tucky n - 2Odsl GO medium 10 choice and stable
I .,.cr. N lOd-f 50 extra fat Lanrasrt- st -
ord ,s at - -5d@3 80, corn led DO at ~ G0dS3 -
drv .ow. NJ 81 50d$2 80 per 100 n and choice poiei
tngus hoifr- from N"w.Jcrsey a. 80 - asa -. few
rnr7o,d, Of cattle taken FOR Export.
,'t dressed beef slow hut steady AZ 61d1'ic. Chicago
DIR s,.d selling mainly AZ 6Ad1c.
1t-.t cah adv> quote cii ccrated beef slow nc Giaa
Gic nor 100 n and American steer, hang 9dl )r
e.tina,.d dad ght shipments continue heavy. AMI
Nor. seems u be- prospect OF any Improvement
nr.,en, Fcirht~ unchanged 80 'hillngs per head
The cattle that 70 haze been shipped on The St
p,ncr,s viii most OF them ~ ont the 1t. Romans
III" number given Is POI head. The America sails
TUESDAY with ~ cattle for NJ Goldsmith and 32l head
for Schwaizchd & Sulkbcrger
SHIPMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
STAINED.

,o0d ofdnary.......4 10 10 Low mid1llhg io
>tflct good ordinary. 3 GIG lMddilg .--'F
t'p,on,-lad lively day and me DRIFT OF ihe MARKET
very cfFatc. The closo. however showed ecN''n
o.se, 81 4g1 points At the the ~buls' Mco IN
control end -.ort>" buyers IN moderate Way, Oh
.po.i. OF .urthcr nood. IN Toe south. small port r.
reir,. helpd tho bulls" for owhlc. Then came The
naws nom Washington reporting the passage OF M ANT
option iii which caused general unloading by me
long, culr mating IN a break oil SAIL points. Sal'r
10. 300 bales.