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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market Was neglected al the Stock
Exchange. and at the Consolidated Board the specula-
ton quiet and without feature. The sales Id
options amounted 10 5000 barrels AT BOZ "a 80
cents. The Mcdonald field produced 2looo barIeis
on Monday falling off Of 900 barrels from Sunday
There is talk Of rally on the trading shorts bur
tile market l. without character substantial support
Refined oil was unchanged at cents per gallon in
barrels. $50 cents in bulk and $50 cents In cases.
Foreign quotation Antwerp, 13 "a francs;
Bremen. $40 marks; London, 7-sd sd.
on CITY, June liNationa Transit certifcases opened
jJc highest 50 lowest. 55S4 closed, oi'sc. Sles,
81 900 bbs cleamncs 1900 bbl, shipments. $3.50
bbls runs. 1867 hUs
Pittsburg June IsNatona Transit certificates opened
az 5l7.c closed 5i7sc highest j5c lowest 5i4c.
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SENATOR LLDRICH REELECTED.
,uE RHODE I;LAND LEGISLATURE REGISTERS
TIE CHOICE OF THE STATE.

RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE REGI STE RS
THE CHOICE OF THE STATE
Providence r. l.. June II (spcciaD.-Thc General
assembly met in adjourned session at the ancient state
uouse IN Providence at IL O'Clock to-day. in the
ssDats all but two senators and the Lieutenant Gov
.,ror who has vote Senator wee IN tbcir
cats and the Governor presided. Al IL O'Clock the
,ang for United states senator took place AMI Nelson
~ Aldrch received % votes 70 10 cast by the Demo
erts for David ;. Baker r, whom the Democratic
o,ncus held this morning made the nominee speeches
eopcorning tie able defender Of the protection policy
Verc made in both houses. In the House Aldrich re-
oelved 80 votes and Baker -. There were four
absent not voting. two of each party. Adding the
votes in the two houses Adrch received Ga ana Baker
3d. majority Of % for senator Aldrich and this vote
also shows the exact strength OF the two parties on n
es vote The Republicans elected As doorkcepcr
Joseph j. ProvcHchec Il French Canadian OF Woon
srhet thus giving recognition new class of voters
who aided the party extensively in the spring election
and believed TO be all right for Harrison and Reid
In the Presidential campaign. The proposition on tho
part Of the Democrats 10 adopt the rules of 1891 90
was referred TO the Committee on Rules il being
understood that the committee will report some rule
10 close debate after proper time and thus put an
end 10 flbustering.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS. ,6c.AithonGh me !oobing
is ss ss4 I as 9'i IN &c %asa 'Pf
'%s ;$9,}$ss s VSs5 $ {
s6ls e, %i % 55ss 20 SSs% 'ss %
ssa gsp .a 10 at I ise G Gs s 9SsRs
d sSs a2q2Sc Gre acid Is steady and quoted Il
t,y OS .n aGd qae
Is .s c AnsG' 1 meet i "a. cSns st9
quoted lSals4s f., sSs apd issg. . 'o r, Si1'
S SSs@a !. lo4ssd aH''Sh YIN se
6,os ST oSS:s e rs Sn. 8 s. S' %%yq:
S s.a n a sa Fer aeaa nSH Sa nS q. ga
ca.cb in TAR demand and drm on continued ,ns SPOT
to Se1 4, h" Sc 9 saS ssSsd ' ssS
y sn for demand sa g. b 1877 f @ ma r
4 AsIsS ,1sssctS ?GiS'Sa a. @
irey Tor consumption quoted by manufacturers at 4s IN
are 2aacs Dh Keep s sap 5ss, 5saS "'S;
Iasassy Il" noting AN line" a ordinary S
3 H' Vssnc 9ar" s,n ne on 'a T ns
,a@t ,S syrr new S@0 Sss . % " caaca Mr.
a,s2 to9 Fs9 1gc 5os q 80 da',
enaes laG5c; cUrront1 tbs 24a2'.c IN cases. 2'sdSe
,on saorH ul s.S o ssno@ &c. % Se 20
DO 'G D.w fs ts &c a. Ss 20 to IT, pa
aS aso"d nso., T' !e new ssece do i' Al
cant It, s 40 ie"G new aeGe DO anafy shc% 2sa
34c; DO sicily shell.d new. 2la 2ei DO xalencla.
sS. Na5s. 49, % DO feneh ' sSS
i?S ssf s sis 90 p ssss T' G
scaro ia IN Pa:s $40. taper r1n a1ke n ss na
ssralnes hst osSs. eli 5OasS do quarter boxes IS %
FOREIGN GREEN ERuIr-h: taH n Of h., receipt ses, Is
eSsa Of us l' ssa.a ana se but a "s 10" %
e 81 per aosd ise rsi-gH' a@se Ga
s sScy g 500 RAY 8 sYst
90 $40 h Ss0 sCss '' do '''''
hang 1 r. old .sJ ' i1 in srs
meme Massschus-tts bo'tcrs, NJ L. 70 hank He.
SS ssS: none :os Ss G ss5ss %
re medium said herring 100 SS > lV Date
N zoo Tor SG odsaar WA aud ii white hoop C0c
Ss %rt sc. Of ne S as.se
e. 81 . nd e. s Ss i'a1f
Ss s,tg = ey ~. MI" Ma ~ 5
s. 90 - 81 ss .. Co. %s' sSS 10,
e sy s'dsS Nv S' Dstep s
si.Ss ss' 81 t. ss'a go s.
Choice fancy y, 81 low low -S S1 SsasG 50
@s* matSs % o"si 10 sttns licc coiI' iI
). so a.f RS f Fl SSTs2 a. Ts lG" aa
scSss sale ,rsa iG and ts Hy i" sa at IS @
1865, ~ a. 25asi SIS RYE FLOUH-Gencrdiy iacY
.,.di,,g 1uiet sales, 400 bbl> supene. ~ i9tr
t 1ai a. i5asl % HrChMitAr HknLH .'n';
a. o quoted at - - a.3 H. And lfl1d} &c. 49, 81
sale $50 b5ls . "a ,..
.u,,N-vIfEAT-Wir trOibcs. ton<tqE.ht o. Eir
- ',,ym AZ Chicago on sat rd1y ret'ri u "ilrs
General tadinr tOday and heicf oli H . g e.
T., ea hsrrter About s50GC0J bush ,hantei haads
u.n s,rish feeling prevailed Tar: TIE Dn,,i'
Ths n-cssurc ~ scil was esp ailv "oaounc'd III u
when broke fully e; at"r options iose
eur,'' and tho clo.e was hlIy adv. with some r.
.,,io.s tcntnranc" q In" weather throughout tne
~. a.d Yorrhwe.. ic.fNl,le in gteat m.a'ut"
r., IN" s,r!v w~asncs' pc-iGc, which local lonls ~
1900 ou,.e fr,ey al" foreign contributed Y, Wy
Downward tendcncy LVero came quiet cary ana cips h
A. iae lovcr IN London also tone., lns
no1c, On gained 118s burh for the week and
bc EngIish visible supply increased 057 900 bush oR
new. from France ard Russia favoraue' eus
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BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 81 9c3 pkss. Exports fos week,
SO Iher' has rcrn marked chdhs" ia thc
rent Of tlc Trad, tIis Receipts have shown
- itte Increase mat ,cIs have felt that Inc ,l,udnvn
Nar,s,tcI ni.Lc, prices an1 10y concerted aclon an
Vi, % h.r Drrn established VITA the iecnR dc'
IL; al Buyers have been HUE re-
cf,nf i follow Tic adyanr. with supplies running
only trilr ahcai cosmptINe want, and som" goods
dat had been bought ia the West
20 mold abb" u control The haiH't
and nan tlcir own terms Tnel" l. very Htr slecna-
tive cleuea in the trading az rrrnt buyers failing TO
SEQ how 9o0d>. away AZ cost Of -oc WI maze
nrnut any tai. >ilc of Christmas. Gh' entire
strength o. the position lies ia the igh receipts We are
nearly - 600 pKg> OF last year. but II tnc make
"h,nid In. h,nii.f t July than In June may get
rrrougr stock change the temper Of the market
the nr- mt writing ling price for fancy eamery
either State Wcstera. il i92~-oc hsts selling a. is
q o., and more faulty goods for lie downward. NfrY
i.c stat arriving and value, arc not vel estnb-
I-heI holcc marks OF imitation creamery are rn at
and lines Western dairy bring l5c EN-
porfors are paving 30132c for factory and few extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
ETROPFAN prODI'CF

Liverpool June IA, AS p. m.-Bcsf-The demand
has fallen of prime mess steady AT j5s ID. PORK
in Door demand. Hams In good demand short cut,
abort IA l6 pounds firm al 52s. Bacon In poor
demand long clear middlcs, about 45 pounds steady
AZ 94s ca Cheese In poor demand: American finest
white duh nj 40s. Tallow in poor demand. spirits
of t,rpen.lne in poor demand duh at 23s I'd. Ronn
IN frir Demand common steady 81 10 I'd Lard
SpA ana futures In poor demand prime Western spot
ana June steady al :}s ed July ana August steady
AT As Nd Wheat and -four In poor demand. Corn
spot in poor demand futures In good demand mixed
W estern spot steady at As IL ! I'd June seady ~
Is Ga July steady al Is Sd: August steady at
Is ia. Hops at London-Pacifc coast-There is
nothing Offering.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

nalhmorc June lt.rlour steady, unclaimed; re,
Dhl,. Wheat spot. steady: futures easy: No. red
spot ~ pa - SIC; ia" month, - Ia ~ 2c July
oG -" 50 DC AuE,: 7'c asked receipt ,m III,
southern wheat nrmcr; Fultz, 75o 0oc: Iongberry.
TG% MONTH So C as H Sp s ia a. II: Ang
a3,o64 bush stock $3.50 bush; sale 5000
.1iSh. southern corn, white, active, JOo 80 3-oc :
yellow duh. 53d 50 lie oats quiet and steady; 10.
> white Western. 400 &c; No. mlXcd We,torn' ~
Rye quiet No. . 50 "a &C; stock. l0934c. LAY
steady 10 firm good 10 choice timothy ~ 5od sl5 So
Grain frcighs quiet and unchanged Cotton. nominal !;
Butter firm, Unchanged Essc steady. d 81
sugar firm: cranulaed. 12c Copper steady )
refined ii I-4c. Whisliey firm, slao.
Boston, Juno I4.-Fl ,ur and shorts quiet. Corn
cheese quiet. Eggs steady. Reccipis-Flour 1909
bbl, 300 sacks corn, 10000 BUSH oats 1000
bush shorts. . tons.
Buffalo June li-Spring wheat unsettled for r2 2,I
at a7c II .ooG bush 80 northern spot at "a ~ lac
$500 bush do do at Sc 10000 bush do do at 80 3ic
1000 bush do do AT % 5-sc; 10000 d. c. {. at
% 5.sc: closing prices-No; hard spot. s. Sc :
no. Northern. - 3-sc No NorIhern, to 3 sc
AZ 81: winter Wheat dull and lower; / ear No. :
rcd sold al SOC: cars do mixed cold az ooc car
no sales Sin in store 30 yellow. 53c; No , 80 &c
No. 3, SOC asked: sales on track were cars NO;
at la5I l2c: g cars No. 3 at 5Oa SIC: 9 cars No.
at ioc. Oats dull and easier offerings liberal; No.
No 2 mixed AT BIC track and In store. Rye nom
spri1g % oOas5: do winter - Goa - -; rye four
a. GaeSl -: mlircd dun aud lower coarse winter
bran. Si4 30 do ships 81 fine white SD '3@
sid - P"f Su H 3 'H ec d. p hs5e
frcghts dull: wheat &c oats; 3-sc o naxse e,
wheat eat b"sn corn bush oats i
900 bush rye. 10000 bush naXseed. 5000 bush;
bush: oats $4,000 bush: nil-Flour, $4,000 bbls :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15

Ehhu Root yesterday obtained from Judge Lacombe
In The United States Circuit Court a writ Of hahcas
corpus for Herbert L. Terrell one of the officers of
the wfiskey trust who siicted In Boston,
Terrell is tho nominal custody of the United States
Marshal. The writ is rcurnable on Tuesday next.
Mr. alleges that the indictment contains no facts
sufficient TO constitute offence against the United
States laws. The whiSkcv trust men won a victory
IN Cincinnati last week. one Of them. l., II. Greene
tins discharged from custody on the same ground.
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~ REASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington.
Ecqdl Notices

I y TIE ESTATE of JOHN NOLAN, late Of
io4-iic street Nest. Melbourne. in the Colony OF
cogd Labcrr deceased iestato and In the matter VI
the Ac. - Victoria Ne. 1000. section IS.
The SUM Of e:i9 :l3 a. being the net balance Of
enCntontd estate, has been hands
for thah siN year., and Is aow claimed by
cousins II tn" ca,"d AZ present resident Tasmania
the children OF Patrick Noln. brother OF the deceased
II there WIS Issue Of the marriage OF Bridget Nolan
aunt Of the deceased with Chancellor OF Galway
Ireland they would be entitled 20 share IN the said bal.
II Martin Nolan. father Of tie deceased lived
for n; galway aforesaid afterw for
mny years at staten Island. North America did lot
second tine. ard have issue, would ba
brothers sister, Of the half blood deceased
now give this notice that | viii Ii>trihnte the said
balance amongst tho five cousins of the
have received notice unless such bllec he claimed Of
by kin. hv other Kin equal degree with tbs
present claimants before the 3Ofh September 1902
Dated at Melbourne this lin dav ~ Anril 1902
THEY'RE WEIGALT.
Curator OF Estates OF Deceased P.rsons for Tia
Celsny Of Victoria, Australia. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Tor the wccA ending June Il, 1872.
MANS AKIN PEAS

Receipt, the wcck-ncans. 2,si bbls pes .95o
Du h. r.Np,I.>- icin-, 700 pagsi peas, 30 ODlN
Mpots. : tags II bcai. Msl,ow leans h1'e come s
forward rather ,Ircy snd, under rc.suie % se
pieces nv" dccn .i2dvc al the close - ID i cAche
choicest marks nice lots Offering TO eNlotfs 10"
less Mctiun nave setGeI III ~, lea are rarely
selling above pce. though the feeling j. rath,f
81 adler under STRONGER adVicrs rum tine county
Shipper have taken enough Red Kidney 10 sustain e''
The p bat, California Lima Ia this week a,e having
fair ale az II o. Tor iound lots dock. ana II Od
~ - IN jobbne way from Green Peas nil, esc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15

new clip, alcs which are taking plstc at anou,
former prices Flecces are quiet but there Is o'6 ,o
small stock available on this market San,
tations Of ,ssue grades Of old stock ar, are
nominal. AA fleece. at 2-d &c iau IeNaSS soan.
9c -plng do months l,s2oe do II months iSh S2o
spring California Northern l7a22c spring 40 no9ned
ia 6c; fall California Northern, l1dloc' iii' w
Southern. 9dlic; southern WOOL 2idoGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15

large part Of :hc supply consists Outside quota
,ons are extreme the close Old potatoes Nsy dni
god 10 sale. Onions closing trine hmer. Aspaia-
gus very plerty dull and weak. Green peas are now
plenty Long Island and Jersey stock Of usual quail
Is hard move otS from further south are generally
too poor bring expenses Cobbrges over plenty sting
beans heavy decline. under very ar2c onetinV-
Choice large tomatoes IN cd demand bu. inferior
nlnNn .,lnl clciInheIs .teA1N.
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Good Ordinary 1l-lG Low NJ ddlinG ........G 10
Strict Good Ordinary6 SIG MiddIng -..........1h

Option dealings fairly active, and The market de-
velopei bearsh tone attended with considerable selling
decline Of points. and one period thcre brock
I & as %0'e eaao points sub
scrueiur suffered drop 10 ldo pont~. This was ~
greet disappointment TO the bulls who unieaid quit
further talk on the passage OF the Art-Opuol bill by
the senate both Of xhich served augment the he1tl
nees The decline spot lots contributed Ia the
decline Sales 1872 GOO bales.
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miscellaneous.

~ AN the IRON world be focused
~ DULUTH without influencing valucs1 WORDENs
| SMITH e. RICHARDS, Real Estate. and Iron AineSs
| Duluth MINI.
| 4 Ow sPlEITS GENERAL NERVOUS AND PLY,
IL SGCAL DEBILITY, MENTAL. DEPRESSlON AND
WEAKNESS cured at home without an instance o.
Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary testimonials
OF the cured and endorsements OF the press free TO all
Consultation nv mail.
ITO OWNERS or VACANT LOTS:
L The CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY desires
the free of adjacent vacant lots 50N00 fr
the summer, for playground or sand for Young
children, restricted the public streets. No injury
will done lot. and much benefit both physical
and moral will result N the children One playground Is
Yves, j0th-S. between l1tb and 18th
seen afternoon after school hours az
the made the lots and the bene
thereof Address the above society, 81 University
Place.
~ WILLIAM HARRIS,
L. CONTRACTOR,
~ BROADWAY NETWORK.
Electric Railways Water Work, Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 209 Stewart Building, No. go Broadway,
New.York, June .. 1892.
TO CONTRACTORS.
r IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
- and furnishing the materials called for IN the ap
proved form OF contract he IN the ofce Of the
A9ued1st Gommis,ioneTs for BUILDING THE fnd NAV
RIVER IL THE Town OF CoRTIANDT, WEST:
his, ONCE until wsdne:day The 2o;h day Of June:
1892, three O'Clock at which place and hour
they viii BE- publicly opened BY the A9ueduet Con-;
work and furnishing sad materials Will be BY said
Commissioners soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank said approved contract. aud the specfn
cations thereof and bids proposals and proper
thes enclosure. and form OF bonds ana also me
plans FOR said work and all other information. can b
obtained the above Office Of the AQueduct CON-
missoners, application TO the Secretary.
BY order OF the AQueducJ Conml- sioners.
j. c. LuLLEY. JAMES C. DUANE.
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| INDIAN sERvICE-Department Of the Interior.
9esf q inas@ AgaT. wsSi"stSg Nay a. iss2
S,,se,,d indias
Service about $1,000 bIaokets blue, green scarlet and
s eqS and co%sSs ns E o sSe
rsns WIN BE- lern.hsd upon application @ the Indian
SAN FrSnci.cc Ga The right IS reserved by the Govern:
sT e S any ana @ nS 10y ps q s, S
gSpraHSq sha Ss made o. the sappss BY consrs.
md @ be Tc + 10 hour a"s Ss dsy s0vs a
cEEPTFIFD cnFcKs-H bids mus. BE- ' aecompanisd
b. sd % first ss Of sam aniis
Cal FOR at leost Five per cent q ne smoan Of tho
u ROP0SALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
Q Ss. S%SpiS: 70?
snrrSn Of Provisions and Clothing Navy Department.,
sna nc "n1I Il SE0ts June ri
the Washington Nsvy Yard quantity Of files steel csst-
arc " conform n tho Navy standard end pass s
usual naval INSPECTION Blans proposals wiz be furnished
10 the B%,a The attention Of and DEAF Z.
err invited Tie bids all other things being equal,
To reject any bids not deemed adj.
HaltageoG, 70 The TIovsrnmmsnt EDWIN STEWART.
'TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, Washington,
D. c. June >. ls92sealed proposals viii be received
at his Dsps , s "n1 TWO = o'clock Morday
% %cwSok Gy from me T.. t s the ana eqairs
D Of u e s 500 ' s" 4qrS ns rd ssso yslr
TfcJo.a viii also hS received at r6e same time and place.
heating the building during the period by system
oH nsa If at Yg @ c s cSn must z
ur bank forms which VII be Furnished upon application
5 % The st 70 st any b snd viii a oS noe
be- co-sideed Proposal, should be addressed 70 the Sec
II am Hen: for Corit.IIoue and Postonice building
New-York CITY" o. L. sPAuLDIN' Acting Secretary.
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POULTRY AND GAME.


Receipts live poultry have increased and there has
been q gradual decline In prices for nearly all kinda.
Five YESTERDAY sold on the basis OF 12dl2c tor
fowls but the two OF Missouri stock In to-day went
iiP6l2t spriig chickens must be- large and fat TO
scl lg0 zoe small 20 very food going ut 13d lSc
TURKEYS hold steady. Ducks and geese slow
Western dressed fowls closing barely steady few
for large lots are refusing 70 pay over l25c for the
have obtained Of fair quality shade lower
spring chickens show decline from the prices last
quoted but prime large sizes closing fairly firm
Surfing ducks STEADY for fancy large squads closing
shade nrmer.
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DRIED FRUITS.

pts for week +iio pigs exports for week. 2525
pkgs Evaporated apples are held about the Of
late but there + quiet trade. particularly home
count. Fr.ek fruits becoming TOO plentiful, for
johbcrs to have much FOR dried sundricd sliced
apples neglected exporters get occasional order
for quarters Chops dull Peaches obOut gone. Rlsp.
berries further advanced and the market strong
Oth,r small fruits moving slowly but show quotabe
change California apco.s and rrm though sell.
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HOPS.

HOPS.
R-reiuts for the week. 2G1 bales exports ble I'm.
ports 70 bales The market il lower and Several
holders have hown disposition 20 unlo,d part Of their
hons and few BUYERS hand have been unwilling
or@rntr except a. reduced prices The choicest grow
State offering at 27c. and finest Pacncs it
o. roe. Other grades range down about a que l.
rrop report from all parts OF this country I'D
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FRUITS AND BEnRIEs-FREsn.

littr demand. aud prices have favored the buyer fcw
81 ''or.ia pacho, have arrived, hut they are u
poor early Varieties and often IN bad order. Even the
have 20 b. forced 70 sale they go down In
rapidly. ana prices have fallen u rla-' 30
Ier Gaze With very few at sales above - Later Naric
ua. OF fine quality would bring norr money nnd lew
primo Bidwe IRON. florida have sold t2dE3 per To-
Wild pums are IN ignt receipt. ara
fancy sell ca!iy. cherries not plenty from
nearby points but qrl!ty rarely fine largo anu sound
would ll we'll bat Inferior stock i neglected straw
berries In heavy supply aud lover outside quotation. "N
close. southern huckleborres and 0ar kbr
re sell very good quality tut prices show
decline. Wltoru'iois 1re srrlNinr IN carload
lot. trade illly opened. prime stock held
s;Vs35 but tendency Il IN hLvers favor Florida musk
melons u poor nr quality. have some sales 81 50f
per bbl fancy. we'll hrcncd lots OF high favor would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
SUNDRIES.

NTTS-Pealuts quiet at ihc for fancy andplcked
and 2d3ac for farmers Spanish shclei quoted 40 80 dGc
for No; J. No S'.dic: Virginia No sheled dull at
BTESWAX-M irkct quiet hut held unchanged; South.
quoted at 21c
MAPLE SrGAR-Ncw in Hight supply. but demand
small and prime stock l. no. quGtiblc above only
small ped1ling snc> higher. rub offered NJ G2 -
csc. Syrup quIc; at j0d6jc pr gal.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily receipt. Of milk and cream at tho
different railroad distributing points in and near tie city
for the week have been follows: Erie 533i cans or
milk. - condensed milk and 3Os can, Of cream;
Penn ylanla PouRhkecp>ie and Boston 81 OF milk
Susqurhannl, l. as OF milk and 26 OF cream :
Lackawanna 33tO OF milk and - cans Of cream ;
NcwYork Central and Harlem 3-39 Of milk 10 cans
condensed milk md - Of cream: New-iork tity
and Northern. ISL e milk: New-Iaven and Hart
fod 5G5 milk and Western. 3 i1o cans
Of milk and 272 Of West shore 5il cans u
milk 100 condensed milk and 20 cans or
cream Ncw-Jcrscy Central 32j OF milk and Il
and by miscellaneous short routes ljj0 Of
milk and 60 Of Tn" total daily supply IN.
been 20 j3G Of milk i6l Of con1cn 81 milk and
761 Of The demand has been dull and tho
average price paid TO- the surplus the platforms las
been 81 Il a can Of 40 quarts.
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CHEESE

Receipt. for week, G0,2t3 boxes; last week. 406i2
boNe.. Exports $3.50 boxes There ha, been steady
downward tendency under the influence Of
largely incrr,ed r,ccp,. shippers have had fair ord
compelled to yield. rod1y tacrc was Only mod"lat.
buying ID uf0urhOut \ few regular
passed under engagement Mt o. hut the
general trading basis f0i fine fun ,r-am stock was 5D
,c Out-id, ~ the Hhc-i chee"
Oh offer = good many 81 The cheese are showing Che
effects heat adds somewhat tn
scl colorcd have together H. fact! the
latter rather having the lead In thr drnhud nd'r
pr,Ic, from downward small siIc fil cream
are Nery plenty. duh and low anyrhing allow 3c Is now
only for small Let, n a y ddng The Chcn1nyo
County lar. skin IN last sold &c lower than ne
,tayous Wr,k and IL looks as II further VIII
Sat- q, ,orv mi c,an, lafce s1r WHIT dne - "a ga
a. ,o,torv fil cream larc. s,o colored ~, SO
Str,,, ,,c,o.v fnn cream mime ....... SID IS.
sto,. "a tor common u goDl n So
N''I NC '" oaniii var co"rai choice o a u,
ato factory lar, kim, good T. prime. Ara 81
IA tori. part skins, common "a iar..--..-.
factory. full skiiii- q
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Ioccipts for week . to8 bbs and ~ 40 cases Fol.
loving lat rpnrt receipt we're liberal, though not
Nrlv large end accumulated In store IN lddi-
t 10 s,rh a. wcr Put Into the rcfngerators. Prices
.,efo held up o. To-. GiBl.c but barely maintained.
lie tone gradually weakening the end Of the wk since
SUNDAY tnc weather b. extremely hot causing
ure 70 .e All acrunulaton- outside ~ cold tonge. and
vi, OF actual wants fr~c.
bNc leon igd ruce price, 1T the clos" the
80 s oui.t AZ 10 dlGc for The best goods. and very
dcfecti,c lot have . BE- shaded /. - further
tate and IcnnSyylnia laid. per dozen. IL M l.
Northern Ohio Ind and Mich. laid fancy lji,'f1O
Other ", stern laid. feir T. prime Ii
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WHEAT. NO g.

SUI sSy somic i:'. -. SG5 SS5 G5is 81
quotations follows Flour quiet; con-
ccssons Of iOdIjc Necessary 80 spring
wheat 7s'.c No spring wheat, 7ad742c No = ied;
SOC 30 . corn i7c No oats, white, 3et: 1899; No
white 3i..a32tc; No ost,. 2sedeg2c; 30 : rye:
timothy al 2odsl 80 pork, per Dbl. 90 - ="
$40 So; per 100 n, 20 0af0 i22 short ribs :idc,
Coosa SO 81 dry sailed shoulders tboNei % %
as 3i2 short clear SIDE boxed. 20 03dse s5.s
i,hiskry disles finished goods per gal 81 10 sugars
cut loaf. 5dj'sc granuiud, i2c STANDARD A. 4Nc No