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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

xew.yo-k. FRIDAY. June -nEEyES,Eecclp's III
1ss head 10 ca,, co",.s9'd dr.g 70 'saF.tGT
butchers wcre 40, antl".S T. Gn} tGd'' ana uGrr wa,
own commo' ,t''l. dropping zoe pr 100 H. and all
2ad- eioeE %r" t" fas, 81 is>agd oG a. 80 U%
-tcsr, at ~ 55d 90 -taolc'd do 1t fat 20; car
sd on fG 50 d ss 20 90 s dry 10y ant 9 SOC
- 70 and few choice hccrs and cow a. ~ lpdsi -
Ctv dressed bot weak at Gd''ac p'r =, and Chicago
Latest private cable advice quot. rcfrlg-racd beef
Ems a. an syItsss o. .,og vi dad ana cs A' a" steers
shipment, today 500 cattle IN the Canada FOR NJ Gold.
smith % cattle on the Jesey CIV 70, thr SANE .hpgct
$50 quarters u hecf IA the Aur,fa > 900 quarter, IN
aS S A e.oa a%G $50 90 :1S or the cSaro @ ' @
belg 900 head on ,h" Me"achu-ctt- for W W. Brauci
G@fssr ~ Do On tie SoIcao for I;S@s a % elo ::
Week s CO. catjlr flo5 aSstr' Of Icc liz sh1Sp
a'e'%oa c"yc,'o % , , d r,p1,y'np;s
.. A. 10 do. h2s N, az - - no. do, 1915 n at
:, i ., q /, g d,
Is OXEN, l27l n at 80 90; bulls 1870 n at - 81; do
D. MeIhc!,on 60: Illinois stcsrs 1880 n at >, q,
1871 f0 ?ao ~ At q a. 80 d. % ~ at q ' o o.
a. IS 3; :. lcitcrs, ioo n at - 10 lun 100 H. q;
% g sdn sS '0i2 !" ii = oo N a, ,7o II Lam
caster County Penn 't.rs 1909 At - so Is d. ~
as "a. + a. = s%' %f 's AZ T IS DO
1877 N, at 8, 90 stays. It2 n at ~ / COW. go n
i S y d. $50 NO = 90 g IS as G iSg: H.
NJ Goldsmith y Illinois steers 1913 n at &, 81; %
TO- SSnDR hss oS 5S Se .? 5s 81 = at 80 ., do
s00 y At ~ % - do, $40 N, at ~ - II DO s7i H.
Mich cowSmXo tc.h arrivals and no trade nom
' ss 'i he'd '' al u S at Goth The
cooler weather favored the trade Ia drssnd calves AMI
with not over sbund,nt supply o. live calves prices
, p itt'r hfmrr ana e. pms wcrs readily cleared
aud MIXED lots At - 50a@i 90 MEDIUM good ycals az
sjdsj -; and extra do. at H.
Dressed calve. II fair demand 5d7Ic for country
dressed Nrols 7GS2c Tor city dressed choice, 0c AMI
Sales-IIollcnbcck S Hollis ~ buttcrmk calves l5i
y average. At 81 80 pr loo n; 90 do. 3o ~ ~ 90
l3 % 81 n at 20 % do, i46 ~ at 70 70 DO, 100 n
i25 M ats 20 yealS ls2 n, - e5; 81 do 10, H.
ie Do. 1856 N. at ~ 80 do. ls6 n At 90
Hume & Mullen; 10 ed calves, 100 ~ at 3pc; do
We % do. 143 n. at 5ic. lc~s - 81 DO ljS m 52c
Is DO, 40 n, At 5sc 81 do. ,5i n. nc 5'c; do 100
O. Diilenhack: buttcrmllk calves. 1877 H. at ~: 10
1903 DO, Isl n. at - 20.
Jellinc WRIGHT CO.: ~ buttermllk calves 1873 n at
Csc do @2o N, at 3Ac; veal, $50 N. at be l do
$50 H. at o..
Judd & Buckingham: 81 veos li0 N. at sac: - DO
I40 N. at sac; Is buttcunik calves 1903 n at 3iac
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R@ccipts. including S cars
consigned direct 10 butchers were 10 1908 heal
at Jersey CITY. 10 00th-st ears at
obokcn. 1hern Hight business transacted tod aad
prices witou important change strictly prime shcr
AID lamb, about holding thc.r \ deck ~ Texas
% GAS 90; ordlniry 70 good lambs at s5as7 80: IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
rr SAYS 4 nor STOLE TIE JLGYEI.S.

David Meyer. by fifteen years Oh, WHO AV'' u"
No lO2 -, Marks Place, and has been employ by
Samuel Never & COMPANY, manufacturing jewellers,
.. No 80 Maiden Lane. Wa sent 10 the rDSoihcc
On Thursday afternoon With several packages 81 Jew
clry which the firm desired TO scnd through IN" regis
tered mail 10 customers The lew'lry s. the paicF
was valued AZ about $50 Hah an hour after me
boy went 10 tho PoStollce lie tan bach 10 The Urn
Office In Maiden Lane and said The pacagc~ OF cw'iry
had been stolen from him. At The entrance - the
REGISTRY Dep,r IN mt he said, he was struck Tho
head from behind by a man who matched the ppnrh
Of parcels out Of his hand ana ran away. Young
Meyer who was said not 10 be related u his cmplO
was taken 10 Police Headquarters vh"c he icp atrd
his story. Detective Cary WIS assigned 10 s-nrHl
for the thief and learned tnat the parcels taken
away from Young Meyer ~ another boy with whom
Never had associated. The Thief SAID 10 b"
vacubond who had occasionally sold newspapers about
the POstOilce, Detective Carey WIS sim scarchin'
for the thief Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
THE PE4RY RELIEF EXPEDITION.
PROFESSOR HEILPRIN AND PARTY TO SEARCH
FOR THE NORTH POLE. EXPLORERS.

PROFESSOR HEILPR;N AND PARTY TO SEARCH
FOR THE NORTH POLE ExpLoRlEs'
The Red Cross Line steamship Miranda VIII sail
nom Brooklyn on next Monday for 81 Johh D Ne"
foupdland, with the party which has been orSnhNcu
for the relief of the Peary North Pole eNpeuiuc".
Professor Angelo Ieilprin, OF the Academy oil Nat"r
sciences Philadelphia which has done most OF the
work necessary TO organize this relief e1P',nuoh' VIII
he at the head Of IT, and with him thee Will be e'ght
OR nine other scientists whose names have TOT some
reason not been made public. Bow1ng d Hr."i'
bald OF the Red Cross Line, said yesterday 'a' 'heS
were not at liberty TO divulge them. some SURPRISE
has been expressed the general avoidance OF pub
ncy under which the preparations were carrled 90.
The party has not arrived here and the agents OF
the line do not expect 10 see them Till MONDAY. IL
"a expected, however, that one member OF Inc eA
pedtion will be Professor KenaSton, OF Washington
who explored the Grand Falls Of Labrador last year
Cap,ain Richard Pike The hero Of more than one
Arctic expedition. will probably be ice MASTER us
the navigator in the frozen seas Is generally califu
and MANY Others of the ships crew OF 1901 VIII
probably again man the Kite. This Is Tie vessel
which is to bear the relief expedition TO the North from
ST. Johns The Kite has been fitting out there. ana
IL now ready for a start.
OF course everything on board of this ship has been
sacrificed to icc-resistng qualities and strength III
other directions but the accommodations are
fairly comfortable. The Kite las provisions
enough TO last for II year, ana they VIII
be cached at certain designated spots II tho Pcary
marty be not found. The expedition will 60 to the
Greenland coast directly after sailing from st. johns
and the first landing will be made at GediavenDiSKo
which is the scat Of the northern inSPecoi1te oil the
Danish Government Here the necessary Interpreters
and dog teams will be secured and, as the Danish
Government bas sent papers 10 the party authorizing
it TO land and giving 1t the right to hire Interpreters
guides and dogs there win be none Of the trouble ex
perienccd by previous parties 49,
IL is expected that only day Will be spent there
and then Inc ship wiz 20 to 'crnsNh, tne ihos'
northery commercial town Of the world, where TEN
p0rary halt will be made, after which the expedition
will push nortiward 10 the Melville Bay Pack. From
there the party will start for Cape York. which y ex
Drcts 10 reach about July 20 There, ana again al
Conica Rock and Wolstenhom Island fifteen or twenty
miles beyond search will be made for the Pcary
records as Lieutenant Pcary promised to deposit them
I'm cairns AT these points. II no such records are found
and no Information can be obtained from the ESQuimaX
the party will g through The North Water 70 Nc
Cormcks Bay, and then systematic search OF the
coast line Will be begun and certain amount OF nnnd
exploration win be made 40 ,, ~.
shores of McCormick's Bay for the Peary party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE UARKE rs.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat market was dull yesterday and at times
Che Dit was utterly neglected. and what little busl-
ness there was represented local professional opera
lions The agitation Of the Hatch bill still hangs
over the situation, and big traders doing little
Ing developments. Yesterdays dealings aggregated
3-s cent There was a bearish drift. however. and
favorable and the weather fine. except ia some
parts of the Northwest. Gables were weak and lower.
lie Hatch bin Of course helped the bears, did
The general dullness i'll trade Big Northwestern re
lions opened at 90 -. went down 10 SO 3o and
closed at SO IL conts. The spot market was dull
and weak. Only nine loads were taken for export
and five FOR milling
Corn was strong and l-2a34 cent higher early, on
rain in the West and poor grading, with further
covering of shorts" Then freer selling by big
operators and liberal receipts at the West lead TO
reaction Of 3-edl IA cents. spot quotations closed
weak. Two loads were taken for export.
oats were l-sa1-4 cent up on options, on the wet
weather and little covering. Cash prices were
weak and Irregular
Lard was 2d3 points up, with the West. Five
hundred and nifty barrels Of spot w ,sr,. sold
September, 5o So October, 81 ~ cents.
COrn-Jnne. 50 "a: July, "a "a August, "a Sep
Oats-Jnne, IS; July, 81 Is; August. SO; Sep
''I hSraJnly g So August, So 90; September
Sc ga: October, ~ O6.
The receipts at New York, Boston. philadelphia and
baltimore yesterday Wheat, 19l 40 bushels
corn. 1886 bushels: oats. 22l,l7s bushels total
grain, AS 434 bushels; -four 4s642 packages Tho
receipts at chicago, Milwaukee aud st. Louis were
500 SOP bushels total graln lO04 263 bushels -four
lT4SS rachagcs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June o.: Flour dull receipts go 81, e eont
- Sc. AYgtlsi SD rs i4c: October 81 &c asked
steamer no red 79d ~ &c receipts, 1871. D1n
shipments. ls5d0s bush: st3cs Gu. old GOA
new 7Od 92c. Corn irregular ana lower in5ea Sp.
% IA 50 lie: June 5te a'kcd Juy' o. 40 =" nh
mrmcn,s Ar $50 bush: stock 21s,375 bush. south
crn corn firm white. 5sc; yellow, poo 90 &c ~, "ed
iirm 30 > white Western, 4leAi &c no; ml3 ,
bY, Rye quiet 30 p s:'0 - l2c: shipments
~ i3 bush stoct 10 05s bush. Hay firm good to
Cotton nominal; mddlng, 5sc Prpyi1iolS s'eI i1
mes pork $i3: bullmeats looe. shoulders &C Ions
cear &c Clear rD n" - asc: large i! DE Lard
Rel ' s@ crude oI2c bntter firm creamery
ancy ac do fair to choice ia ga 30 tc ml arr p,cE
IS~ he: grass 10 lac. Eggs stecy. II Ia l.c.
toffcr dull Rio cargoes, fair Is &c; 10: .. ha@
I3 3-Ac. sugar firm. Copper steady. Whis'ey hr'h'
purnlo. June 24-wheat-,io,t inquiry from country
mIilcrs. limit, firm sales / $50 bushels NO. nara
spo, M ~ ~ 5ac 5000 bushels No. northern 10
at - 60 3"r ~ 10 I 40 d" siD prices 10 hard
spot - lee: No. l northern do, ~ SIC 10:
northern do 80 &c; no. northern c. l. y - W.
for red 3 ear NO > sold at - lie; No. ! white
scarce sold at "oc Corn very scare are ?ner TIC '
l No do sold at zoe cars YARN SOFA a. a'o 81,
ears No: , corn sold at SOC; NO. : IN s,oic a'
. white sold at SOC cars No white sold at
II ia - a-4c No. mixed at 3Gc asked on track
80 3 white in store ut - l-tc. Kye-No offerings
demand best spring, - ooa 50; do winter 81 e5a
- - rye nour. - 50a - Cj. MIL feed dull and
corn -: oats l l-2c: haxsced. Lie. % New York
Receipts Flour. ~ 900 barrels; wheat 22onVo
hush corr 922%2 G"'h oS SS 5us G2 oats Osn
900 Rail: Flour, $4,000 bbls: wheat. 10000
bush corn. 100000 bush oats. -ooo BUSH
Chicago June 1.-THE leading futures ranged a. 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
IN ON ,fORAvrAy TOWN CELEBRATES.

Bethlehem, Penn, June "a (SpociaD.-The Iooth an
,uiversary Of the founding OF Bethlehem by the
Morayians Is being celebrated tonight. and Will con
tinua for three days. Count Zlnzinder founded the
levin. The Moravians and townspcople in general
have made extensive preparations for the proper o.
ssrvapcc Of the sesqu centennial celebration and the
first service was held this evening. 1t was held In
the large Moravian Church. The time honored tron-
bone choir sounded the frat notes Of the celebration
from the belfry Of the church and for half an hour
n,aved HYMNS that were sung 40 years ago. The
church was deliberately decorated. the main picture
being large painting Of the frs. house In Bethlehem
Bishop j. Mortimer Leverng Conducted the services
which opened With choir Of sixty voices. aided by an
orchestra. Historical addresses were MADE by the
Rev. Charles H. Magic. OF rhadeipha me Key, ran u,
Csmnt NnzInderf and the Rev. Charles Moench, o.
iJtitz To morrow nearly two score memorial tablets
end monuments. marking historical places VII oe m m
yelled By the school children and there Will DC pR
civic parade. In the evening there Will DC aa
illumination Of the town. Over 1000 prohiIrsh; s
r,s,ne from oil parts OF the country are here. Ihls
mornIne thirty one young men and women graduateo
from lie church school. which Is Just as ola ~ ''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
COTTON MARKfrS-RY TFI,Ft;RtpII

Liverpool June -. p. m.--Coton--Thc sales Of
the day include 300 bales American Futures closed
steady -Mddling. low mddling clanse, June
delivery, 963G4d buyers; June and July delivery,
G36id. buyers. July and August delivery. ido
1 1-G4d: August and september delivery. 3-6id,
sellers september delivery, 5.G4a4 cod sept mher
and october delivery. 5G4dI G64d October and
November delivery, S.'iid sellers; November and
December d livery. : 10-Gid. buyers: December and
January delivery, 4 I2.Gia4 l}-('id.
Galveston, June 24-Coton steady: middinI.
lie: low mddlng. g 13-16c good ordinary lac !;
net and receps. 100 bales stock 2Os07 bales.
Weekly net and gross receipts, ,076 bales; exports.
coastwisc 2,23i bales; sales, 225 bales spinncrs,
l3l bales
Norfolk, June 24-Coton dull: mlddllng. lac !;
low mlddnG, l3.lGc: good ordinary. i-Sc. net
receipts, 1903 bales; gross l53 bales export' coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
r,.p,prAN pRODrCE MARKET.

Liverpool, June "a. 3 - p. m.-Betf in poor DO
mnnd: extra India mess dull at J7s I'd Prime mess
Western hne firm at sos 81 90 neuium hrii, ~ U.s.
,,rn- in ccid demand short cut, about IA 10 III 10,
drm at j:,s ca lacon-Thc demand IS Improving !;
Cnml erand cut, about % 10 80 bs, steady at 5s %
Shori rib about - Ios.. scady al Be-" Shouiiers--
Alien, ~ 10 is rs firm at 3}s I'd. Cheese IN poor
demand American, finest white ard colo ed stea ~ at
Acs Cd Tall " I'm fag dcmanl. Turph ne ana osln
in door demand. Lnrt-pot in lair den ana intnre'
in poor demand; Pr ives esn spot and June lrm o.
:ias "a .uy and August MN, II, Jas va. Wheat ~
moor demand No. led winter dull, Mt Us ga no. =
red spring dull. at IS I'D. Flour In poor demand:
CornISpot An poor demand futures In good demind
MIXED Western spot and June seal at Is lOi yuiy
grn nj 4, ad ilops AT London-Pacitc Goast-Ihere
is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June "a SpecaD.-The most remarkable
thing about the wheat market to-day was Tint. con
sIdcring the extreme dulness and the fact that the
news was almost altogether tcarsh, the prices de-
clineh no further than they did. Tho traders were
SO inclined to "short' the market that this
proved little support. July opened at IS "a. sold
between 80 Is and 10 3o and closed ut as 3-o0
Is L. With the exception Of some rain In Iowa
and very heavy rnin here, the weather was season
able Northwestern receipts were liberal they
have been all along, being 500 cars. Telegraph com
munication poor, and that limited business. The
south had big receipts Of new wheat, and there
was new wheat here from Cairo, ILL., The spring
wheat advices bearish In regard to condition
as they possibly could bc. senator Brce has chcercd
the speculative parties here by predicting that the
Anti-0ption BIZ will not pass The Senate. There
were signs OH Thursday that the most influential
bu party in corn bad iquidated. Those signs
made even clearer to-day. There a rush
al the opening the three inches of rainfall
here at Chicago There was a gradual tapcring on
Of the price from the opening 70 the close. July
opened at so 90. sold between 80 IL and 40 IL
and closed at 40 IL cents. september sold between
IS "a and AZ 3-5 and closed ut AZ 1904 J-S cents
Kansas. Nebraska and southern Indiana and Illinois
corn Is getting about the weather II requires. The
corn in Northern Illinois and In Iowa Is getting too
much rain. Oats followed July sold between
80 and 80 3-s and closed at 30 l-2 cents. septem
Der sold between 30 "a and 30 IA and closed at
30 35 cents. Provisions opened strong yielded some
about noon on moderate realizing. but closed at
about the top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
srocv N.pKfrs-RY TELEGRAPH.

pnroIo. June 24-Cattlc-R; ceip's iast tSo"sT 700
,a leo head: total for the week this iaa, sined
nont Tor snme time last week. l3r9o n a,a a5 on
brcurh 1880 head New YORK. 49, All i'' coors,
ale Zoo head opened very SOW sio o u bulls
,,nc,. 300 10 Loo %, 40 - ~ ~ sm oc-s"RS'
~ :, 10: mixed butchers 80 13oSj 1o. VII for
.onts has, twenty four hours, !J,oop ncu .nn last
III week thus far 3D. $50 head; FOR Sa1ir o r' haad
eo "a 600 head: consigned through, 100 Lived
" Tc,, York, > $50 head on sale - % hens Raw
s',ong and higher closed strong au 500 sou vnricrs
q, &c hackers and medium. 80 %" % w. ~, a.; a.
ooJ In hest 9j jjd s. 90; do, nent u Ii"' 81 N
50 good heavy ends. Soo 70 20 .Psss, III ,o@
ho.t - 15G IS % do common SHIPS 20 ItI' n',chS
a.soried rouehs, ~ 500S4 1o common Io"t ~
e. 80 stag $:5d 20 10 sheep aid LAMBS ser
conts last twenty four hours. sioD hein 49,. , last
n week thus far 3370O head for same te Sea ,I
uec,. no 900 head consigned thfoGgn' o,,V' mv
W. New York 900 head sale 900 hean n"r5, oJ
many common to fair unsOld choice 10 fancy
" &, 40 fair 10 good sheep. ga - - cn, anu
on,mon do ~ jOd ~ so clipped lambs cnout on ~
tomrv vcaIncs $50 rs 40: fair II e'pn ~ ~" - az
nils In common 81 50a "a 20; spIing la'hos' 10"
10 30. . mn, u,..,,,, rournol- IepOrts ::
,ote Receipts 900 head shpmenIt -'''oy ,d ~, .. -
marre, stong: natives ~ 3j0 IL 30 lr1ans' ~ oo~
-, o5 stockcrs S20 80 co; cows, al 2oa n o. II
Receipts $4,000 head: shipments 5000 hcaa n ~ IN
- ,Oc higher: rouGhs and common, 14 N - ~
mixct pacIfers - IOd s. 20: packing ana slippns.
s1 ,0 * % prime heavy and butchers =, pr To 20
ictt % cor Is 90 To- ihccp-lieccpt@, oooo il "a
sb,nmcns 800 market steady Natives - D ~
s So Westerns, ~ ION - 80 Texans. 10 DO" % f''
lambs. YIdS1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

FLOUR AND NEAI-rotl- Iva, wa ,.a 'a' j, 1 sS;
hr1y ia, 49,, II, .',rs 60. n RI l.1.'. odd = r',l
'rt' way tie pl i. an N . .aS -sa ~ ,ac,
s,~ .' AZ c Wc.t ara seaaal TO oo"i 20 Dr.
sr,,55 f ,or caI~rt m,dn. 800 NJ low "a -, "a, a.
& I'm iae - so, 81. Names. e,,Tl :? ''.s's,
.ore OF. hcd nisncr 80" ' o,,,..1o. 20 To-, Gro
?, Sls. y Quon.ln- C. Is mi VT ~ - KIN
To- wheat lo" grad - - 's,S !! ,,t",tn ga
% pos, 10; g.o'c = im & w." .ia = Sj1-s u
c'a :, ,ny q ,a$i 30 patent mary 70 choice
nnc, a iOafZ 90 Noi IIiiEN nL"t -, a. - Sd
ate az l'"{ p = -0 saG 90 GasF ,%a
.'''' ~ tIK'WIiIf GitiS d e., a, =, - goa
g * 10 snd HAND 1 c at - 10 ,. - ,b.
GEAIN-wHEAT citation OYER the A. o1 rn1ee
Only snail oro ,r,d Win eh nucne 6 i "a no1
,G NJ" nS"' lni nr clo .rooci elgnt ac' IA .n
starred og',r aud >e qurn.' D"S, !" harsh IN .ons
lLe. or 'c To-. al, :, III r,o,J ,nrnrd i'd
lover md mtnry clo ,4d" ca.ci L9nc,' "a. , ~,
and hour nc loot : aar< ana Ap.rcr "s, , gG@g
qui. Dou-ir CROP hcN, VA l'N@r'n t az. nrd ,,
ver dac i.cets ri'ror point. vi, ira! who G
p .'af%' 'taSd taI c optcn M would be rfe"
lack TO tno lo' me- 19 Gna 1o''' "n ,ae "no 'a
eject that tie senators were o''rmhln'1 ov an tGI
Kept Tie mnrke within very ,I ha t 1'r wa ab
IA, nit
s"nca Of Export n,ercst In spo, lots which adlsi 70 INC
dulocS. Arrival, Interior points WOE 80 ni ~
and 100 Os5 bush winter AGAINST l3Ov-1 ana * oo
G. respectively year 40 Sho1rd resci!l o d'i ~
nnsn cicarancds q .236 bush wheat ana ,'ooO pes
nonr Thc -po: market ruled drl ana n 'su" ci.'ns
raticr caefr. only 1000 hn'n V' S ' % t,,i ~
No. Northern sprns A. salS over July aho't; 10
hcaco SPOT, DC aud ungradh 'pfhg ana Nlnt'i reg
witnn the quoted ranec M,irIs 'pniht WV, m,,
saic. GOO 900 hu-h future lfo'U bnsh T,s ih'udn.
ungrad'l -pr'ne Emu VIZ" rhicaSo s-c. 80 . Ns,tbnrn
ern: and - 10 X rcd ,fo,t 81 Ir,s oGot
ssiac clr,ltor 40 Jun. sIsas0c, closing At 80
do July -, 49, do S.1,tsnIcr sGs ss,c cio1nr
ovtt noicr closing AZ DO November
az sosc 20 ssinc do Dscrmber s9ls S0sc closing at
Sem da Nav Gysaoc closing ut 0ic..... RYE-IIcld
Nv s,ti m"epat. demands Quotd s,as0C ear
and ~ 500 IN hrdtoads SaleS 5000
bush. No l. s7c eleyator;,;::' ...BARLEY
AMI MALT-Ntcloctf 4 ........-.. = OEN-R'pot Of
rain IN the West led opening IN this line to-day
aud nj ono time the ruled F0'ic h.hnr. Local
''shorts covered IN moderate way for awhile. which
Lelncd inward tendency besides which the grading
At Chicago continued plo On the rise however. tho
'.bulls" unoadrd ard prominent local opcratOr sold
freely Hence general reaction closing h.plre~
Ing decline Of fsahc Oh June and July. while lat =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
Xr,, WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE s' lS9" IME


n,esssd mutton slow at Sal1isc; ares''N
moderate request az an old established auahtrcr any
by an trade died Ir9n onY besT Sick
BIZ te re aen,s act for the funeral had not been u"
this morning. ppgn,ocham Al west Virginia sheep
- - sy5age &c - 80 Per 100 20 49, 5.,n 90 H.
rs - q? so rs d. G5 NJ at 81 20; = 49, ~ D. ''
nj do - ~ ~ :" 800. % Virsina lambs " 10 NJ 70
:. d. n ~ NJ at 81 %: ii2 do 80 H. at ~ J. '''
d. d. fnrrngton 1o2 Texas ep 81 IS ~ 10 s9i Ken.
ohio 90 - " ~ ~ 80: pc, do. Gl2 D. at 90
nol, 90 s'a,@ Sses u head@s ears st
nO'smHsS cars AZ Jersey Clty GUY AZ head for SAFE
WWartet strady at 81 25afj 30 per loo '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was no field news to explain Yesterdays weak
moss I'm the crude certificate market. Prices declined
whenever there was pressure TO sell and Oh trans
actions a $4,000 barrels in options the market WELDED
from SO 10 - sc cents, against 53 IL cents Thurs
doy night. The close WAS heavy at lowest points
Refined al WIS unchanged nj cents In barrels j. 90
cents IN bulk and ESQ cents per gail II IN barrels
Toreicn ouotaiOqs were Antwerp, 10 SO francs, ,
Eremen, $40 MARKS London, $50 oa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Rrnndreth's Pills cure rheuma'ishn'
dyspepsia, piles, liver complaint, billousneSs'
and any disease arising from an impure state
Of the blood. One or two at night on an empty
stomach. for week or two, will keep you Id
good form and tone up the system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATHEMATICS brisk supply IS .tl a. .,
goods Unchanged shliIs
rck quoted At - T5us5 - Jersey. - cjdf
81 5OG3j upriyer hard ~ 5dsi 20 lSle 81 Il 9sG
cndae cement gOca-l per bb American f9Tta.,
~ German Portland = jSdFZ 20 Ehglsh fortu II
as- 35 ockiand conmon lime &c yer noi' a ~ 70.
cattle hair, lOdlsc , ..,,- ,,a.o 49,. worry little
activity though the feeling CONTINUED steady on ' nis
q 1l.c for 30 T. MID grades hrm and qaleI., IA
800 lags Mnraciibo, Loo bacs Genital Am IIta alH
200 bag. sayana private trm' options o,s nr
ty closing finn. Cables were az stroatet anl niyd
-ho>p were rather frcer buyers, BON OF WHICH hylpi
tho inward tendency. gained 4 r.. aqd hamburg
"ssa !, pfg bctr Rio London closed ~ y m
Inn. 5ils Jnly SOS 81 August, Dos Cd SepteIp'r 9os
oco6er 81 Cd November as 9 S 4uCIo nes
10 100 exchange CpFiyatc ~ Receipts coli IN h iso
lag Rio market nrnl. Receipts IN santos 200 pa
s,nns stock IO4 900 bags; santos narget qu,si 49,
1v"rIge ~anto, IL $50 Receipts 90 no July lo6 ~
June s 1892 O760cO bags same -Iis iegi, ,"s
Hngs anne time 1870 3GS 900 blgs Rec'lpt' NJ Su'
Jry 10 June % 1892. 3.6is 900 acs ,ains time r.,
2.9ij.CO bags; sane 7 NE Isto' i''o''o'' ""-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

SALE OF LAWRENCE BARRETT's ESTATE slorrhD.
= pos@on J,nc oa-In the Supreme Court today Judge
ror,es Allen granted an injunction restraining the sale
A. auct!on Of the estate Of the late Lawrence bareu
At cohassct Mass. to satisfy the demands OF aleEoc
creditors said TO be holders Of the assets OF the denhc'
American Exchange In Europe. The creditors are rep
ns.rte1 nv W NJ Cromwell. New York lawyer