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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04
(isah LAKE Theatre, Ftb. iStie,
READ
THE
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ARO
REGULATIONS
or the
PRESS CLUB
CARNIVAL.

SAT- Lake Thodirc, IcJ. l3h.j
/. None but masquerndors will no al.
lowed on the floor before T. o'clock.
2. The parquotie floor will lie reserved
FOR the hal masquo, and all persons hold
Ing masker's tiokots will enter at the east
door OF the Theatre.
.. Carriages will arrive on state stroc,
from the north.
4. Persons on masquo must pass be-
fore the examining committee upon en-
toring. and remove thor masks.
.. unmasking at H. o'clock. All por.
sons In boxes aud dress circle will be per.
mItod TO dance after that hour.
O. Grand march begins promptly at I
o'clock.
I. Dining room doors open Mt II
o'clock anu remain open continuously
until a. IN.
8. Applications for tickets can be filed
with tho Utah Book and Stationery Co.
as late rs February 7th. Price OF tickets
admitting lady aud gentleman, and In.
Guiding refreshments. $500. Extra lady,
sl.0O each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04

There IL TO he aeen IN tns vi, ~ mo
Shelton 4 Co. a crayon po,isi. 4, 10
murdered wife Of Enocn ps.., ~
the work Of Mrs. Agnes Cummings "
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04

NOTICE.-Tho stalls and boxes will be
sold at auction by Captain Mill Barrett 10
the highest bidder, In the lobby of the
knut.ford Hotel. Sale to take place on
Saturday, February lith at s o'clock y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04
DON'T GET STUCK

in tho purchase of clothing;
there's no necessity for II.
You want a good article. and to
get a reliable suit, buy OF a re-
liable firm. You don't need a
guide to find our store. No. III
Main Street. When II comes
to winter clothing. you may be
stuck If you buy and you GER
tainly viii be stuck II you don't.
You can't be stuck at all II you
buy one OF our suits. because
they are warm, we'll made, dur
able, and handsome In appear
anoe, and keep you always Sc
cure against cold and colds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04

When you ask your Dealer for tho
PRIDE or JAPAN TEA, also known
as TREE TEA, be sure that the
article you purchase Is GENUINE
and accept no other.
THIS Is A FACSIMILE Oh THE
PACKAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
THE STATE or TR.fDE.

oe Baltimore, ' June sIFlonT dull UNCHANGED sales
August Il Sa@ nc scpsmb g" 10 bid seame
No. !. red, G5aGj I4c: stock. $50, 4Os bush: sales
l47.OOo bush; milling wheat By sample. 70o 7lc.
Corn dun and easy: mixed, spot and June, 40 ila
AZ lie July. 46 Lee asked; stock. 502 405 bush
SALES, 1000 bush; white corn, by sample, 80 lie !;
yellow do. 4o lie: Oats quiet and sieady: 80 ;
BIC stock 07,o0l: Rye neglected.; No. >, 39c nomi
naly: stock. stock oS,saa bush. Hay steady; good to
changed Cotton quiet; mddlng. 90. Provisions
firm and fair demand Butter dun; creamery fancy
loa zoe; do fair 10 choice, 1s"loc; do imitation II
goes. fair. Il lie: No = II l-c. sugar strong aud
active: granuatcd. 5-sc. Copper unchanged wills
key firm, 81 l5aS VI 10.
little doing. Corn lower: steamer vel ow, Asa 49c.
Oat, in Hight receipt and about firm; clipped white,
Lard shade easier. Butter steady, Western extra
selling eenerly at alc. Cheese quiet ONO
IGc. Receipts for the wcrk-Four, IBIS, bill, and
79i7G sack, corn, 13,233 BUSH oats l3o,3Jj bush ;
shorts j2i tens.
Buffalo, Imlc Spot spring wheat dull; e In
Northern. % i-io67 &c ZOO bush do, 90 &c
spo! $1,000 bush DO d5c' 5000 bush ,, do,
Ing: NJ | hard. 7Ic: No Northern, 66 l-.0 d6 j--c
asked spot do +. O. ic: No Northern do, G2c;
Winter wheat firm. fair demand sales No >
red Csc; 5000 bush 40 white. 6,c; No > cXtra
rcd, Gjc; No {. extra white, sc asked. C0rn-Qnirt.
unsettled offerings liberal Of No aud NO 3, lSh, Of
5000 bush No :. corn IL -2c 10000 bu,a No > 40.
20 3-ioIlc. Closing: No yellow, 10 lie; No > do,
~ 20 No corn. II &c No j 90. &c asked Niore
OA,s-Dull weak. lower; sale. cars No white,
11c. cars 40 . white. 3Gc cars No : mixed
Flour -Dul weak; l,,t spring ~ 100 - -; do win.
ter, ~ 200 ~ 80. Rye nonr - ~ - 49, Mlifrcd
) ic; corn ami rye. i3-c, seed, lie To New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. June S tspccial-Thcrc stIli semi.
panic In progress, the Minneapolis and Duluth WHEAT
market to-day The result was severe drop her" july
sold between o. aud GJa and closed ut oh. Cash
wheat sold at G3 cent and closed NJ da, Today's
prices the lowest far lower than
made IN this market. Duluth sOli 81, cents,
at Minneapolis IL reported that Armour
wat biz buyer Duluth but that made him biz seller
here. No export business done hero. except little
lot Of 40 600 low grade. Minneapolis aud Duluth both
reported very heavy export business but furnished
details The financial situation here much improved
The runs on the savings banks were all over No sig
nincant failures reported. Cool weather and an
enormous crowd NJ strangers a the Fair help 10 restore
general confidence Tho kansas report gave the con.
diton In that 30 the Missouri report showed
gain in the condition for the month Of four points.
Corn 'Thc Price Current said the crop
-howed Improvement The Kansas report showed The
acreage u u he 1o7 Per cent compared with
last year July sold 3ohs to a.sc and closed at
?9c. June 81 L., cent? discount. Charters wer'
made fr 1sS.OOO The caeh demand for oats
was sharp enough To bling about little advance. not
withst1ndng the surrounding weakness. Cash was the
strongest thing the list. June sold from 2sa-c B.,
o9c and closed at the top. Charter, were mad' for
I7o ooO bush Provisions were dull rs they have been
all through hi. money excitement. The lnckng In the
West Tor week 1870 900 showed decrca:, compared
with last wear Of oO5 600 There only $4,000 hogs
the cstinatc for Friday cnly 1900
AZ night put, July wheat sold Mt Ci'sc calls at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

light fair, ~ 5oa So So spring lambs. S5d - 25
Texas sheep. 81 $50 IA 10; Texas eulls, 81 10
ST. Louis June S.-Catt!e-Recepts 1000 head :;
shipments. 4lOO head market steady TO strong :;
light native Steers 81 T56 - so Texas steers fair 10
ordinary, g. 73a 81 So HoZs-Reccipts, 400 head {;
shipments. 1,iO0 head market strong range Of prices,
Sc0 SG 20: bulk OF sale, S6 4o0 81 60. Shcep-Rc-
ccipts. 200 head shipments. 3i00 head market
slow. unchanged
Chicago June, s." The Evening Journal reports {:
Cattle--Rcccpts 1900 head; stcadicr and In some
cases higher; prime steers. rs oO@ - so; mediums.
S5a IS 20; others, - 2oa "a 80; Texans, ~ 400
~ 20: cows, 81 G5d 80 IS. Hcgs-Heccpts. $4,000
head market opened 5o1Oc higher, but To-, advance
mixed and packers, S6 75d 81 30 prime heavy ana
vi 80 Shcep-Receipts 10000 head, steady natives.
Soa - so; Texans. ~ CO. Westerns, ~ o0a 80 20 {;
East Liberty, June Sc atle-Rcceipts $50 head
shipments. 800 head Murke; slow and unrhans,d
No cattle shipped to New York to-day. lI0gs-Rc-
ccipts, 1900 head shipments, 1900 head. Market
slow, fair, light TO best heavy S10 50 20. Five cars
Of hogs shipped to Ntw-YOrk to-day She"p-lc-
ccip,s. 100 head; shipments. 1000 head. Market
steady and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
LIVE SrOTk MNRkET.

Ncw.York 1hur~iay, June s-BFEVEs-Reccpt;;
ss w SS soq Si % Sg, -2a
=, 81 Is feeling steady. 81, dre,d natiSc .ldc
- -, 7 ss,e sa The adeo 6y H. l,od& 20 csite
AID 90 hecp on Ne noo ~ n ph' nn, I Ig
Kuhn COWS Only COW r'ceiyca and -o'd by
"HLvfs "Eeceip, o5o nadsio at ooh.st. COS at
he'd over ye.eriay hee aly loo saly., %, on
p M ps@ %a fan" {: %. s19' s %"r. 's1"
ondp lay = eo ys to r si%s Sesa az bac
g1ve. Nv ct % 75Gs, p mxei lots $3.50 An odd
lew ile 7soc for county dressed 5a6c for e calye.
Sales June Mullen ,purt Yesterday 81 yc.ls
20 ss Is + q s S 40 d. 40 a. 30
s 90 ~ q 80 81 80 DO y; at e % 10 I n% d.
rs ~ at - Ia :; r. 10; do iso N. at
g." III x ws z Sc g DO 20 ', rs e 90 30 s 30
50 3 S %. = S'. a: IS do 10 'S q so "
DsG@N q y', d DO 80 :; =: q, So =: 3 Dr'F'N
MasnDe new. Ga,c yf,; ii 81 k'si yd ~ no ~
! NSi.c9: 81 veas. it2 y at sG25 a.. 20 d.
1877 n IS = 9%s" Hs.i so} ,c eSl n at'
&a &SrGS's g. ! 8 r. l ssIrt.
i'3 s q i a% % 80 Is :" T. iacluaina
S's: to S Sq over y ya S Sa' 'sGs G" &c
sheen ruled sieaiy with pn. los offered out-Iu oi
little bunch 81 export we'hcrs: lambs were ood'
4 number Of tarlOids wrrr carried over 'ohno W s
sheep sold 3jo - % per leo n binrh 9 :,
fIdss I2is choice cnlls ~ - ~ ' %
fow Vircini, yearlng- at IS jOdfG 50. DrsSi m"o
slow hut steady odiic per n. dressed Is!ns low"
at Gaic .cw extra prime carcssscs selling AZ \,
Sale--M Collins: 2B2 Ohio sheep. 81 ID o'-ss-' a,
81 > pr Is do. s3 ~ AZ - p: - 90 ,o' "
- % 27I do n at - 20 l7s do. - m AT 20 ~ .,
D. Mcpherson & Co l45 VIRGINIA lambs. "a a. " ~.
81 do 81 ~ at a. 10 Go. 40 n 81 81 80 ~ 90 W 10
H. az So ~ Virginia year'ngs 90 n. q, =. 'o VIZ
rnia sheep ~ ~ at ~ 80: do ~ ~ OF - q. q, .,
J. y Pldcock 100 Virginia ainn' % ~. w. ~
- oG2 do. GS n Mt ~ 900 do. g. N AZ ~ -? ~ w.
- ~ NJ 80 Virginia yearlings. 90 m ~ - - -,
X. Hpple & Co: go Kentucky lanbS, %, A. soo
81 30 - Kentucky sheep, 1903 n at ~ o. i w. Oh
~ AZ - 30 ,, -, ~ =,
wlkcrson sherman 272 Kentucky 1mn' 81 AZ " q, o.
as I2 go do 80 ~, at ~ 30 25 do. % ~ q, 90 -?
Newton Glett: 257 Western sheep. 20 ~ AZ ~ o.
Hacnbcck Hollis % state sheep ~ 49, '' - -
20 do, IS n. at SO Is 81 do. u n at - ,2s =, g.
ID. Harrington ?S6 Kentucky ainn-. - ~ AZ 90,
s. Judd & Co. 90 Virginia l,ms ., ID, Nv - o..
HQl'S-Rcceipts % %, head rats a. gih.
and 10 at Jers"y CITY Demand iar ana no P va
-cady. choice Si:tc hog SOLD q, ~ ooas, oo
0iad9s,c for medium. and IodlOiac for neh,;, ,oo
Hume Mullen ~ state hog. 10 a,ern ns
at - 100 n 45 DO 100 NJ at - 90 ~ 10
N at ~ 90; rouPhs 3ij n. at 80 ''' W. -o' " ~
Jciinc. Wright Co: II hog ia9 N at - so
q. DilIcnback: ~ State hogs 222 No. al - ~
rough do 3s5 ~ az 80 20. do a,o
j. p Nelson; . State 800 N. at ~ ''' 40 ''o
n, at go IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-YOrk, june 3, ISV3
..,-ro~ The Ncw-York cotton market To-Day was
toIIiVVN viii A small volume OF business. There was
Local Of about points at the opening Oh the large
an AZ Liverpool and the adyices OF stronger tone n
spot s'le, There gossip from the South
Manehes'e ,o, nro.pccs but these did not have very
2 oJ pces subsequently Liverpool came
decloea. ~ lowcr at close and barely STEADY, which
IN ~ ,sarton here This reaction was helped BY re-
sar'u large failure in the wholesale grocery trade,
pltH hi" coming apparently New-YOrk by wav OF
TO 5caco grain market and induced considerable scar2d
u, , talk Of unfaNO!able financial conditions
IN curcnt bun did not play an important part IN thc
oxcment Of prices The market diorpd by midday about
,nints from the opnng below the closing ngures
81 al night then became quiet There Is great dea,
,neuation about the coming Government report ana
~ hesitate 20 operate much In advance OF this The
cn,,ca market rallied quite sharply IN The afternoon on
~ Mn arrial Chronicles estimate OF the acreage. which
rysn out to-day instead of tomorrow a. anticipated
ncrease In had been expected. but the
,s only 729 per cent making the total area l9fcl-
81 ars as aaainet - 1862 So last year spot quota
~ tn.inV a. ioiIOM-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
COTTON MARKFrs-DY TELEGRAPH

Galveston, June s.-Cotton steady; mddllng l-2c
per Id: low middling, Bloc. good ordinary,
13lGc; net and gro,, receipts so. bales; exports.
coastwisc 2,l2l bales sales iJi bales; stock 3O,2o2
balnSs
Norfolk June Section dull middlng, Z Lee per
lb low middlng. 1-l6c: good ordinary, 63.sc; net
AMI receipts 70 bales: exports. cOaStwlse, 33o
bales sales. 100 bales: stock, l3,-41 bales.
savannah. June Section que. midding, &c
per ID; low mddlng. 1-Sc gOld ordinary, g 34c
net and receipts 25S bales: exports, coastwise,
bales. sales 100 bales. stock 1921 bales.
New Orleans, Jun" s.-COttOn firm. good mddling,
Sc per III: middling J--c; low midding : 5-iGc
good ordinary. &c. net receipts lob bales gross
receipts 1,4s9 bales sales 800 bales stock 1lo,ooO
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

that Europe will want a largo amount OF FEEDING stun
during the coming season 40 scrou, i the prospect for
considerable Government contract hay placed
high So ton. In face Of The corn and
wheat oats showed very firm tone closing az
Irces for the day There seemed quite
IN the market. and Offering moderate. Cash oa
firm with large Local ade although reported
for export Total Sae~ werc 2l3,O1J bush n follow. :
No oats % 900 bush 3G2a37c elevator and 81
delivered No oat.. nominal 3Jc No white CARROTS
392c No white. nominal $50 track white 81 600 bush
"9a i5c track mixed 900 bush 37d3siac; No white
clipped 900 bush. 4lc.... BARLEY-Out Of season
RS i-Narkct quiet Quoted soc for boaio,ds and $50
zoe for e,rots MALT-Markct -tady and unchanged
Western G3as5c; two-rowed State, 72ed771c; six.
Iowcd. 75dS0c.
Option Quotations follow FOR comparison closing
nrce OF the previous and for the spending dat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

buffalo. June s.-Cattle-Reccpis msi "a nohf,,
so head total for week thus far. eofo henn lor
same time las, week. $50 head; consigned urUng.
f2O head To York. 24O head Oh saie, w neon
market opened barely steady. with weak uier'o;
sales light closed easy medium Illinois steers - ;o@
~ so: choice heavy butchers, IS 30 ntg'.Mcceip.s
last "a hours, $3.50 head total Tor ws"h ,nu, ar
$3.50 head for same time fast week u 40 head
consigned through, 100 head; 10 lorh ioSv
easier closed steady Workers. - 20 good 2acaers
and mediums ~ e3a 81 30; pigs ana hgh.; % aU@
1000 head total for week thus far. 90 lOo heni
same time last week 1000 head f IONS
sale. 1900 head; market opened steady for sheep
b"ayy here fair 10 good mixed sheep, $+d IS good
yearling lambs, g. 0oas0 IL; choice. W 9s W 81;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, June =, 4 D. m.-CLnsols, % 1916 for
money and 30 1-16 for the account; NewIOrk Penn
sylvanla and Ohio first mur,agc bonds, % L.
Canadian Pacific, - D., Erie, II 30 Illinois Central,
o. II; Mexican ordinary, l. IA It. Paul common,
90 ga New-lork Central, 100 Reading. Is. span
ish As. 66. The rate Of discount in the open market
for both short and Tire. months bills Is 1-2a1 IS
per cent. The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank
Of England on balance today Is ci93.cCO. Paris nd,
vices quote 3 per cent rcn;cS ut % francs ~ L.
centlmes for the account, and exchange on London
at % franc, II - ccntimes for checks.
Paris June THE weekly settlement Of the Bank
Of France shows Increase OF 10000 francs III gold
and ,i25, 900 francs In silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

Michigan and Wisconsin sold ut ga 24c per
III. Fine dclane sold In small lots CSC for ohio and
CSC for Mchgan Unwashed eombing. one-quarter
and thTeecighths, ut 22c per III. Territory WOODS
are dull on basis OF 5Oa Sic for hne and fine
medium. and 47o4sc for medium. In Texas and
California wool there has been nothing OF conse
quence doing. Pulled wcols dun at 30a 35c Tor
super and 22026c for extra. Australian wool firm
Foreign carpet woods quiet and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NOW. 1Ork, JUNt o.
BEANS AND PEAS-A line OF 400 bags imported pc,
beans 10 81 49, and local dealer bought
o. choice quality at ssme PTi Ice ysry
GRADES Went from 81 SIS down % 81 4o Not mueh doing
tends 70 keep steady Offerings Of gIe peas are
sh Beans m sSSf 90 90 90 white Kidney ssass iSs
40 red kidney az sode2 e5 do black turtle soup q $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
DeIawnre, Encknwnnnn ana "tstrr" ~ ~
In New York foot Of Barclay md Christie pher
SHORTEST LINE. vESTIBIEED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEMAhh. BLooMtlELD. MoNTcLAIR
RIDGE Madison Morr'town pss'aie Paterson Boon 9,n
PArCONG, Ilackc,t,town, sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN,
wannslo9a MMASLoN WAIEh
TOH, PiTIsToN WlLkEsBANRE. NANTiCOkE.
RAMroN, 1AFoiiD NGiwiGH, waHrviiIe, uiich.
0SwtiG0. ITHACA. ,owEGO; ELMIRA, tOKNINI,
BATH. DANsVlLLE. BUFFALO and all points
WEST. .XoRTllWEST ANp SOUTHWEST ,co ~
risr.sS pullman parlo, cars. Connects Buffalo
VIII, train for Chicago. arriving V45 a. III. next
100 A. NJ. -BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
100 =. M.-scEANrON BINGHAMTON. and EL-
MI \ r.APRESS. Pullman rallor cars.
A,iO =. M.-Sl'RANrON. WILKESYARRE AMI PLYM.
OtGd IMPRESS. Pullman pnrlor cars -
1850 r. NJ. DaIly)-.ByFFAO LIMITED EXPRESS.
I'uInan ,lcepcrs. Arrives at rs a.
S,OUIP. NJ. daily Ri tFALo. re lIfIELD SPRINGS
anl OS,,r roo fAfkfSS. Pullman sccpers
TICKETS and PuLLMAN ACGoMMop ATloNS At 70
ss5 aud o.: Broadway 80 West i25ths, 2S5 Columbus
ave- NcwYorE; 1888 Washlngton.s, go Fnlton.st; and
"a Droaiway, Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full In.
iorm'ton. a all stations.
check baggage hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
ooepiug range and close TODAY. and closing bids the
r~oNions night and last wear follow :

clO. led
1Ns 900 bales Newly ork cash sales to-day ana
' night: Export 500 bales consumption 1883 bales
~, $50 bales market easy AZ IS unchanged rom
,rsv NcwYoIk net receipts. 900 bales gross. 3Ol
~ forwaldtd SO bales stock, l9l 800 bales: Ia"
ose7 ,etcs today were 33s9 bae' Thus far for the
,r 81 g19 bales. AGAINST Il 2G2 bales last week IN
,or, to-day Great Britain $t55 BALE Continent 100
.oiio consolidated net 81 929 bales Exports Tor the
%eeS Great Britain 2oss eales france oila Ia Ss
The cables from Liverpool quoted Spot cotton
8rm American middlings 4'sd; sales 1900 bales r.
i"ts 600 bales, including 10000 bales American
Su,res opened steady at 104d decline closed barely
,usdv at d364d decline. compaied with closing
STees Of Yesterday Closing Liverpool 9uotationsJulc
Ais June-J ulv, AIS :; July August Al August
september. 49Sd 42i september ostooer 421a426 DC.
tober November 424d42j; Acknowledgements. 40 : :
Tecember January, i27G42s; January-februay 429 ';
eGP1pfflf EEHThc ccace market opened lo4I5 point
lower months account OF the dtcliDr ~
Furcpean markets. The market. however. improved
Somewhat later in the day Influence 0; buync
nv the There no special features athou.h
fair business indicated. The wa chouse deiiNe lc'
are light and from present indications the tot deNrc>
New.YoIk for this week will be something uiiier th'
deliveries OF last week. The European mark
were all lower follows: Have ltGlS francs 9 d.
cline Of sabd. Toward the close there was beit,i
feeling prices leaving oil points for the day. IN
market closed steady. sales. boo bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
ANTWERP WOOL sAnES.

Antwerp. June Sat the wool sales today $500
bales OF Plate River wool were offered. There wa;
n fair attendance and the bidding moderate.
except for lambs wool, which was keenly competed
for. Sundry wool sold AT irregular rates Following
the sales ard the prices obtained Bmenos Ayres.
1874 bales al 35a $50 francs per 100 kos: Monte
video, l6i bales nj 75d 49, francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

.The Cincinnati Price Current says: The crop
POSITION hat improved though continued draw
2Td by recent moisture The winter wheat condition
is maln,ained-not essentially improved. Spring crop
sta ting well. The weeks packing was $50.
roo 6ocs against 3Sj 900 hogs last ysa-........
C0RNTbe mafket for corn steadv early, developing
wcakness later with decline in wheat IL dropped
an sho,, &c and then dull Crop favorable
ana the weather Is good the West for The young
Gables were uuiet foreign news Is not particularly
stimuls,ine bur the market TO mantlin
stesdy front wfhstanding the weakness in what
The corn market showed fairly steady tone In the late
afternoon There some disposition 70 buy and The
WAS moderately active and about steady fraction
cline from yesterday. Sales we're GO goo bush Including
elevator No cora 600 bush +s',a47e delivered od
900 bush 1ss~c delivered late July ungfaded 5000
bush private terms. delivered oATs.rhe market for
sse opened higher on .se export demand put ,,n c
volume q trading There seemed however 70 DC Roo
many orders In the market and expectation OF continued
expore buying has pronounced enect Foreign
mafkeS f and there seems 10 be every expectation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
ROYAL BLUE Line.

EAfhtss IkAiNs leave statlon CentraI Karoad OF
New-Jersey, foot OF Liberty-st.. North River ~ . IN
FOR PIILApELpHlA. week days. 4 90. 8 :0o. 300
Dining ID Mn Car io 90 tBaaet ParlSr Car 90 800
s.45 ,. m. 1918 light Sunday. Q :oo 10 80 II So
Dining Carl a. M. 80 80 Dining Carr. 500 600
u. M, IL rs night. ......aro.
and sundays co. II 80 Dining Car, a. m 40, 80
Dn%E cSr @o ,. 700 on day trains and Pullman Sleep
ing Cars on night trains. O.. 49,. =. ...... -. -,
oss COL as GA ITO 1928 Broadway 1877 siAthave.
so4 West is5thst New York Court.ss 800 Fuit0n.ss.
The New.York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
NOTION WOOL MARKET

poston yune s-Thr wool market Is dull and the
sales NJ Mi kinds are only $4,000 pounds Prices
are sti weak. Ohio Is quoted AZ 25d 26c Xxx
and XX and above ut 2IG2oc. and NO ut 2oa.vc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

ssconds /, ! go and IOla for exchange Receipts
oS,et aga sTernsc Santos Il 500 receipts GC0o
stock bsg Mavse a e gs, ,1sl rss .nfs
Dig lower
The G stock Of Bfs oa fS' II 'sS a
hays total stock in NewYork, l0@ sos bsgo Weiehore
asx s IN Ra@o IS e7 bags spot corcc
steady at Tic for Rio No T. Sales 900 bags Rio No
and 3 sDot AZ lie for the coffee
FLOUR AND MEAL.-rLoUR-The New:Yotk honr
small Gstres Winter wheat nour showed relatively a
very firm tone spring patents continued to show Ny
tressed lots low 81. and quite large market has
been large the sales sub rosa have. far this weeS
1Ge sg 1e abGye "a ~eGh Afs giS s
Total transactions today 10 goo pkg foSW Hoo
S Mng at IS 90 SACK. OS' 20 in bis. cai
at SO 2Oas3 25 Is 900 sacks az 81 5oss2 10 ~
bbIs at 80 40ds2 20 spring patent. 6ooo bbls at sdS
s. Is with small lots Of fancy at - So clear seo
extra Is 5000 sacks FOR export az 81 S9as2 o. sortee
-four wos quiet and steady o 'as
Market steady with sales Of 300 6bls at = ~ ana 2o
bag Of wss,Crn w dss tie S",n T BAGS
asi rs 49,. BAG MEAL-Quiet. Quotations Fine white
81 O' TO- ne ye r and 80 CSS a 1 active so'F
I0.D S2i2 dS5c com. S2 dS5c sob e22 dojc lOn
sScnsssd Meal t IS per hq oo &
esa q a5asi 90. Sales were 10000 bags of city, at
better Ss spcs but Shss sed 's GS and
dsd IN ! Ss aSs over U aboa bout large
ss syd mouse ~ s"q LICE az NewYofk The St
Louis market was down TO eSc and Northwestern markets
we're rnUD we news Ms wss Of essy markets. and IMPROVE
crop prospects Orders for Europe were rather scarce
ton Of further trouble in America. Home crop news
took on favorable turn ana ,he pTss p rnH 9 1en