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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago June ,SpeciaD Wheat to-day was !" - -
panic Prices declined over cent. ana 'ns - =.
deliveries touched the low point - FAR July s',4 "
,ween $3.50 and 5ls.c and closed al arsc sellers -
nool w,s deroralzei \ panic was reported ''o'n -
tine and South American wheat was repo''eu 80 =,
cheaper In Liverpool than Chicago Wheat Wa 49,,
NJ home Cables showed all the foreign HaN, -,
Veak indeed In spite az the unprecedehfa - rep..i
m -, 81 business was done here. lne as,hs,
practically none done there. The western IN danass
inproNei The Southwest. such uu9e - ,ss stir tbs
reports THURSDAY selling out ioeay, -. vas ven
i,,rression that Armour seller husss, xss Il
duii MINNEAPOLIS claimed that sirns ~" -, h- mort
snlendld condition. and that rho area "os'' NV
than 10 per cent less than last year IL. xheat Az
Corn was a little lower Ia sYmi lini - oosnei 81
thfnss considered n acted rather steAu, .s Al 3i.c
as sold between 3Sisc AMI SI'sc. ana s,rraay SIS
Receipts we're 6l5 cars. the estimate los were ony
cars Cables were lower Sclh'ard ats
n 600 bush Charters 10000 bush J.v,I demand
strong kept 50 by the continuance oi an howeyef
and by tho small The distant ,e.sness
were weak Influenced by the surroul1'ns 9e.e and
tho floor. September sold between &c s'''
closed al cGssc June closed ~ Jas ho allure 10
Provisions weak depressed ms, - the est
settle the coal strike There were -'op nOs' vas al .
mate FOR Saturday 1000 specuiss,'s loss from
s,andstnl Al the wnd-up pork shose9a q, . rbs is
Thursday OF Ti-c 10 l2'lc; lard loss OF ~
on the curb puts on July wheat were o'.'' ''-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
r,vvonv nuJY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AFoURTEEN PAGES

Milo. yer. moderate to-day and able to hcld
values steady Beat marks Of 9Sw ,5 rS brands are
being strained fraction hshsr Two or t ,nrGI ios Of
samssio o and selers have dculty in NOV
INK desirable quai'.c MOI intsro5I - STATE p6ansy
ana feeling hrm'r We quote 80 i5<fiGc. do
yna o, W ds zisic pc sn 40 dairy 40 haf tubs eHas
i54i5se thirds seesnds l2 ssldS5~ Hh ioS
i ic csGein dairy Nr't' 2c 10 seconds g ia ij
buttcr-Creaery lOlIc. Western dairy OF factory ozY
GHrEsEDeoand fer large size full cream cheese was
Jttle be.ier tlan eApectd and stock CLEANED up
Hi rg weak Win number of Chenangoes sui
unsoId Rather small size full cream mere rh
zoo boxes IS of'crcd ~ Cat,araugus Yesterday wore
SOLD at DC for colerGd ann re iIr cr"am large col
ored fanry otc: d. dead white fancy .sGS oi 90
@ommSn 'p to fa >sc NAL szr 'aney s,9oH SJ
G % snn catles oe Sasc; Go prime
5G7ia. do Chcnang9es choice 'e' do common TO p''"s
EiGs-Rcceips still heavy. ard while prices are un
changed the tone Of the market IS pafey IKE
mari"t holds fairly firm We quote Jersey per dozen
l@itc sa," and rsnnTySe" od- fa.e 50 5oass
Ffs"IREH strawb'rcs in Shr- ,u'2 Ply i rhrr
active and shad. hiahc. q '+2"I'-. ai E1o%da
r arrive and 4rc & 2i na gs aIa and value
qnote s,faw5eriss Jsrsey PER quart Cgi-c' o2 ana
C. chsgrs per D. sc Psace.es: TlSra" per carrier
81 RITZ w5isTff. G5ns in aroraed apples
Beyond the small wants % jo5ning trade out S, ,ocss
s"1hi snnle "a" frm with the demand fully equal
sp co, AM skins kin c net . dm ": sote
Apples cyaporatsd fame. per n 4ial'c; a. choc
40 ,n.epiea North Carona fancy sas'sc do common
choice. 5GI'ac. do state ~. ppcled D@,,vate
ll'Isr 10 sIn-dre1 No7th Carolina. fancy 1901
d. far 70 choSe sg9 cor 4q g" i! s2in s5s e
-. arrico's i7Gl7c; prunes. as to size and quality
f,Grs r.sncr. shows TO Increase and there is jgs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE NORMANNLrS FAST TEir.

The Hamburg American steamer Normanna,
which arrived here Thursday might from Hamburg
and Southampton, made the fastest time ever made
between Southampton and this port over the south
ern route. Her average speed per hour WIS 1913
kpots IN. Paris however still holds the record FOR
che quickest time between Southampton and this
port She made II thc northern route last
July and her average speed per hour VAS lJS6
knots Count Herbert bismarck ana hls wife were
passengers on the NornaLn'a from tiambuig -
Southa mpton the trip Just c1nole;r1 Iney WI
sncnd :yo ureks at WeVmnii,N Eng.aad. The TACT
OF the name OF coUnt Herbnr; bismarck De'nS On
think that ne had arrived here and the ONCE or
the German Consul was besicged all day by people
who we're IN search OF Information concerning '"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

H. H. Topakyan. formerly Commissioner ana act
ing Commissioner General from Persia 70 tho WoTf
Fair has aba ndoned his auction sales of fine ORR
entail rugs and carpets. which were to be continued
Yesterday and to-day at his spacious wareroom''
Nos 30 and Il West Twenty-thirds; Mr lopakyah
saws that The reason for their REIMBURSEMENT IS TINT
ba wa. Informed by a persona, friend yesterday
morning that some business rival or rlvaIF' mao
employed raen to attori thc s1les ana pcr''na'"
genuine bidders while starting tie bias for 'a!ua DE
rugs at rdicu ously low prices. thereby beltng the
goods and inpalring the confidence OF honest DO
ders As instances among many in point. he says
that one OF the alleged enissaries OF the enemy
started n rug n,rinslcally worth 50 az only 20 cents
and nna!y bought It himself for 81 ., while IN an
other case fine rug OF the actual value Of 20 WAS
started al 81 and bought by The frs bidder Tor only
s. Mr. Topakyan considers this action unworthy
OF his competitors, who. he SAYS, are men OF nleh
reputation bu; ne positively declined to d!sclose
their idenilty. lie has stock worth between {ZoeW
and 500 900 his original stock OF 10000 Including
some choice goods stu, remaining from the Persian
exhibit AT the Worlds Fair. which ne VIII oHer nj
"aucnon prices" today and this evening on Mon
day ne Will reopen his former s'ore AT Fitte' inst
ami Union Square, with large. vlried and choc"
stock OF rugs and carpets from Turkey Persia ana
India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
PRICES ~ THE MARKETS.
wATERMELoTs. pE.cHrs AND BERRIES str
PI.YING OCEAN STEAMERS.

wATERMEiOTs. PE'cuEs AND nERE'Es SIP
PLYING OCEAN STEAMERS
Tho cold rai1y wcathe, continued this vcok 70
make fr.it-dealcrs Zee. desperate Rlrcl' have
thoy experienced such an unreasonable spriu2
Nevertheless from thc far South arc coming cvi-
dences Of summer time and ia abundance Water
melons from FioriGa and Southern 1reia aye here,
ard biz fine ones can 30 ha1 Tor r. and - c-uts
each. wh!io black rasYi>r-i"e re selling for -
cents quart AMI goose berries FOR - cents. C1.-
forna cherries arr worth u to = cents pound ana
apricots from the same state can De had for 20
cents dozen.
Poultry dealers advanced their prices sofn"wh1t
this wook AZ The scteCH of tlr Year ta'
supplying OF ocean steamer helps the poultry
business greatly and ho,Ts tHe prices ~.
The I.ucana. Oh her trip oGt to-day wiz have
stored in her refrigerator Eve wagon-loaaJ Of ponl
try including 100 turkeys The value OF hits
steame- trade to this city is enormous. Cdpons
cents pound dearcr than week ago. There are
Mttle scaled broilora In market that cost 81 . n
pair. Other b.oilcrs con be had for 81 pair
Roasting chickens are - cents u pound. wild mon
grcl reese from south Jersey p c-nts pound
u pair: p!gcCnF. - ~ a dOzin. SQUAD - a 0oT' =
reed birds 81 dozen. and turkeys. - and - c ntS
pound.
Prices on tie west side o; the Islaai. IT washing
ton and GsnscvOort markets, are consicrrab by be
low these figures. For Instance. or ~" West Sl,i"
soua, arc quoted AZ g and 81 dozen: reed birds.
81 20 dozen; pigeons, 81 = n dozen spring duck
lnCs ~ cents pound; roasting ch,rkens IS
anl % cents pound. and IhilGdelphia capoas sell
for % ard western cepons for % cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE c1rY'S CAT IND DOG BUSINESS.
GEORGE A. FRINK. Secretary.

FIRST MONTHLY REPORT or SUPERINTENDENT
uANKINsON RESULTS OF HIS REENRoIMENT.
The result Of the first months re-enToimHnt OF me
Cr.v and County ORGANIZATION Of Dogs and the CO.
,a-inq., ~ the new General Committee Of Nero
polltan Cats under the auspices OF me ANU ''''
Society for the Prevention cf Cruelty - 9HIh"'S'
No 10 Eas; Twenty-seconi-s. was iao7rious.E COM
nuad Yesterday by Captain CAar.es H. HanknSoA'
the veteran superintendent. who has ehciehuy
served the society for more than twenty-five Hed'S
CAPTAIN Hanklnson was aided by several c!erca. as
sistants The society superseded the Mayor Mar
shal in the management OF the citys cat ana uos
business on May l. and the result OF rs "oi" ''o."
that date 20 May 81 inclusive Is reported as follows
There were issued loOj9 licenses for dogs al .
each Welding s20llS against abou: 1000 licenses the
largest number ever issued by the Mayors Marshal
and returns are still coming in. Inc SIX pos
catchers In drab Bedford cord. taiior-made UNIFORM
with military fatigue caps. etc, riding aoou' ID lh''
three handsome wagons, captured and impoundeH ."
dogs and 500 cats The redemption fee is Sacn
dogs and cats for rea%mptory purposes Drihk r"t'
alike The dogs NANNY or the mohgrc' sp'''.,.
and very few were redeemed The cats were inostg
~ The homeless species though Captain HanK'nson
ers" and very few enjoyed the blessing OF rede'hP-
The unre1eemed were put 20 sleep In the big
asphyxatng gas-tank; and afierward sem 70 I,al
rat fArii,'zn substance bOnedust ana material 10Y
mems walking and driving eoves. Vhhe me, c. -
,vero subjected 10 q similar process the Only ON
snce beinz in their relative products. the felin@s n
ing that for women's "nne imported RIGS ana Tor
fdd,e strings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

novo the lowest and at net loss Of %Gsc One Of the
1sot,res Of the day was the forcisn selling, wnoh
amounted in the ne.ghbcghood O. lVVvo nush nin.Sy
isccber wheat As expected urdcr the weakness ABROAD
there was interest for ioEclgl av,ga' ~
cash grai7 sales reported ~ "niy stVV, ESisH
20 . red. ~ under July p aio1t' iona Oh - ~,
hard I-rit,ba q Ipc oyer Jpy. D. hiiptf. NJ ,1 c
cl,e, 50 red was grp"! ar l'sc Gh'e' july
In stol, ana elevator jug closed Al "'.sc
col;,rhe com m rkc was dull anr .''t.e ,s,,
prices .,,,nng on LsI%c th@ w~akHNfs III "h't,.
There ia % IT, great pressure 20 81 c,thrr
nrre or ~ West crop news continues ratit nh'fNl
aha ,,h tho weather SIN backward for me siv"ihS
ron Icl.yeri.1 unin'p"Tt1n "p'h h'
and 4, rho W.s Tn, nft.4rcon rarN'' Wfs very qul"-
win The coa. lu,l q Sc decline. Ca9h corn W.
vr,x,r saes ~ bush sfoT" on b@'.c: SNN' tu'h
a. canal ~ ~ .,l'4c under JAY. ana @-sgi NC GU
c-.!. husl Tor ~xUOr, ~ &C. free on board aFa'
...'.. OATS-Thc m1rket for oats opened ru"t 5h1
.,4or h,i air, steady Tor white. AMI then nccih'
o,t. chs .rY AZ Wcf'. nud with n light Nou1" OF
..a I,or bo.or tone prevailed Tho local r1ah-t was
iI There wrr. n, deliveries t~re. and they were snnI
NJ ,lr.r7 trade N oats HAs i1i"i ne It' 81,
.9si.e iu.. ~ i,c adyanc. On June, &c G'cl IN
t,~ g.. n oats foaturolSss for uxec IN ~" an
Of -uprea all firm for whit's sales lnclni-a @-ID
i.e a J, whit" 80 ~. t') ti7i 40 = WIN" ~ ..
:Gf,p rscE white ~ tH,!c y .ar yer" G1% GI
W.,rin 6.i,''~.. canadian. .n.tA3c: SIX ow"l ,ogsN
tyn-rvrd 19e.1Jc. BARLEY Marker fuH' 40
Nur..,k,c ;iTGfc. uncradei western, '-'h''c.
~, eve FOR c1mraGison The closing prices or the pre-
II nj 20 niing Gafe last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

nurelo June i-cattle-ReceIps isst ,v , roIf
fot sane time week 1890 head consigned thrSusn
80 Read: New York. l.40o hend. on sale ~ heaG
market opened strong closed .teecy 20 strong WI ~
GIT .iae's SO doqss 49, oxen s. aoJsS % good TsSs
Sas4 70 Ilogs-Receips last tYcni -four ho"s - To-
head total thus far - 95n mead o. SANE ns
l,s w.. e. 40 head consigned through. 100 hcad. 10
N.v York 100 head, sale ~ head narket ~ 'neh
.,only fo pigs light grades but slow a1d lower fcT
nrers. MARI et closed dull with I've dvcks r afe ar
,i,o'- uns,t; Workers S5Qs5 o2is medium ana hsnNy
s.5gs5 pgs IS rough asa 80 stays S3H$@ %
sheen rnd ambs-Receipts last tweniN-fnur hours otV
ln,l ,to Tor week far n 81" mead. r same TINE
ye.k ~, 400 head; consisnel through, 500 heai
N. Ynit 3 400 head: sale 200 head m'rke' op'n.
.i@.dy To- shade stronger Tor fair ern"es o very H
n, thin and green stock especially gfa9sN yeorNks' mar
nt closed steady good HANDY lots fui duH or 'nH
..,r,rs and heavy Western sheep; choice rHaflhNs.
81 5osi 90 fair TO good 81 t0GSi 30 rght mn ~ fr'e
lots s3 75ds4 good extra fat rrh"rs ~ ~ - go
liked sheep 81 50Gs3 S. llght 70 iar > oly. 81 sus
and 81 5O9sc 80; common - extra sP'l's '''S
81 5O0s6. c.,.,, r.cs,n,a
100 head market steady common 70 extra seees - ~
81 TO sockers and feeders 50 16@s3 20 COWS ana SI
81 5oGs3 6s axes s29s4 20 hoSs@h .s ns:s a. Is
head heavy. 81 e51S4 so. common 20 choice nss1 :.
G.4 80 choice assorted 81 IogS4 20 light - oc wsa ~
inferior to choice s. 5oGsoo lambs 50 2Sgse o.
Fast Liberty fuar cattle RncHipts HggnG prime
a gods4 90: good IS vOg 49, good bucherf " eoeS WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE Site or TRADE.

BatiTer. June Flour dull. unchanged; .,l.,
bbs. Wheat weak; No red spot aud Inn, ~. LOO
July J6%g36fc; August. 5iGJ;.c. S,eamsr 10 tr5sc;
52isT52Nc; milling wheat by sample NSi,s'o ri
415 OCT bush sales 5000 bush. Corn aniS ~, Stock
45c: June. 4iisc; July i3lzc: steamer n,ixd a.
Southern corn by sample. 46Ii7c: Dc on ,ets.o;
stock GIi1 bush: sales 5OOO bush Oats s,sS f.c;
white Western +4aHi.c No . miyed 90 .9fsasy' No
l00li bush. Rye dull No q 35GJOc; sioct s soe<
Hay quiet and steady unchanged Cotton s,o 100 oisa
diIngs. Issc. Other articles Unchanged '' nd.
Boston, June Flour quiet. Corn STEADY o.,
but FIRM Shorts steady. Provisions steady oquiS
changed; Northern creamery. iS0lShc. Wes,s-nsf w.
l7sc daries l59lTc. Cheese quiet: bes, now o. 10
Western. 9s0ioigc Eggs quiet nearby i,fi,S eeoc;
ern. l2;1al3c. Western. lllll2c. '' Eas'
Buffalo. June l;-sPrins wheat weak lower: sale, -.
90 bush No hard G3aeG3izc; 1000 bush Ma : rs%
ern. c24c 300 bush 90 Chicago. e0lc closing "TA;
hard. spot C3sc DO c T. 62hc: No Nor,hse 20
G2hc: do {. 1llsc. Winter lower. ssi.. spS
10 . red sc: No white, s9c Con can
track; weak In sales track cars Ma n %
43c: cars NO yellow. 42i.c; cars 10 ? c.r yesoH
sales in store II 900 bush No yellow 42c. "a 90 ~
No corn 4os. a4ic looOO hush No cora a. ea.a
auiet nrrn owing 70 light offerings: No / wiz vaS
i2ilc; No white. 4l1.c; 40 white 4ic: No "
3Oc on track: No white. +iizc in Rye dr. |e
52c In store. Flour dull ard weak unchanged Mn
dull unchanged. Canal freights-Wheat Sc; corn ~
10 New Jrk. ="
Chicago. June The leading futures ranged a, ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

rough fat 50 1888 s.. IIoes-Recep,s Light.
ade.pha sogs3 %; bes, Workers "a 9GS; cornmsT p
and rough sows % 5ea 10 sieepsappIsg s s,;. $40
y e5gS1 good = SSgs$ 20; fair. 50 eOdt3 90 s
II Louis June l.-cattie-Recepts COL he,s.
mostly OF retail description: cows md radlrs
mand. Texas market strong on account a, In "a llt. u
native steers So 4ods4; cows 81 i0 calves recsp
steers, SO Jccts3 3D. Hogs-Rccclpts Fy5 - y. Tsta,
opened with unfavorable reports from ali o,hc nTk
ceipts moderate. but tic large receipts ponis;
dTrrssns eject Good hogs sold about 10 Isse hal I,
common 70 medium lOc lower thar yas;erssy Ever All
@Si 30; riNed 81 J0IS4 70 heavy "a 713s. -nsni AS
50 S. 'e mixed larba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

London. June l. 4p mConsols eS I,innSwlYork Psnn.
for money and lois for the account, ,sL. canadian
sviyania and Ohio first mortgage bonds, sst nincs
Pacac co., Erie las. do second eonsoSp a9 comnca
Central 92t.: Mexican ordinary lo. ,Is b0.. reading
So: Mexican Central new per cent oohDS
no m"Ths amount OF bullion gone , n,o v i,ax p6
England On balance to-day f. f+Ss'v arxst Tor bod
cent The rate of discount In the open ~, =.
sb"r, ard ,hre months bills Is 1916 per een ss At
n-Parls aIvices quote per ee nvcbangs on -
francs gS confines for The account any
Am AT Is francs 1874 cen:imes for checNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

Among the passengers landing here yesterday on
the Hamburg American steamer Noriranh.a' from
HAMBURG and Southampton. were Carl Bennington
George Bullock Mr.. and Mrs August Bernhod, $
Won Dorrien, the Count and Countess Won FrancSen-
sierstorpn A. G. Williams Forte, Otto Gustavus
John Hewetson, G. F. Kitscni' MI ana MIS- T. ~
Ford and c. Reeves w.,
The White Star steamer Britannia from Liver
ing T. B. Cartwright the Rev. Thomas ID: christie
p. Herbert Dunn. MI and Mrs. MARX F1nlay, L. "a, a.
Hoffman, NJ. A. Mitchell, w. Gordon wilson, the
keY. c, 8. Smith and II. Strickland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK June !. lSi.
BEANS AND PEA~-Nefh.r exporters r'r home lob
hers showing more intrr"ai % domestic hennf
and 'ie market t.rauIh.ut g dd tdin ana pea
II.i !ti.~ buyers iatui E"i kidney are
stcadv aud 0 .ifrv lclt tribe nrmef. 'hioln'e
lima weak u.l~r continued pressure 70 seH. Imported
leans q HIDE .ntciilcd but Western BUYERS seem ready
L. take further lots little less price. W" quote
ms narrow choice per bush. 81 ~: 10 medium 81 o.
p,a 30 whit" kidney, 81 2os2 20, do red hdneS
81 4ngS2 -, soup 81 05Qs2 % yellow eye 30
Gs2 90 DO lima California 100 no :. Oogt2 10; 40 ior
eien marrow 81 25sIS2 40; do foreign medium 81 bpT
81 a.. do pea G5qti 70; green pe.s eos ~ o7haH lo
do bags 81 02itg$ O5; do Scotch, 81 u.
BuTTER-Gensrsi trade continues quiet but fresh sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
BILLING srGIE ~ TIE SrEz CANAL
HOW CARGO BOUND FOR Nrw-YorE WENT TO
sWEETEN TIE rlG rIT,r

swEETEN TIE PIG rIT,r
surar seems TO be getting people into trouble IN
various parts Of the world. The steamer S'r-tN-
don. which arrived here yesterday. called from
Tagal Java WITH 800 tons Of sugar or board.
bound for this port
she arrived 1T Slez on October q. AMI entered
the canal the same day IN Novcw - B. a;
a. m. nrc was Uncovered between decks .o SO. q
hold The IRE g-'ncd such Roadway ihat ;he decks
became reGho' Being ahou' th.rty miles from
Port Sad ~ this tuc IL wae decided - Iur' on
for that port TO prevent blocking rho tracr c; Tho
cana. Tho fire hae incrcasoG so that q wac i9i-
possible 10 navigate the snio. the wheel orl chart
house, bcing ruttcA The Aca' was So lnicns" in
tho ahcelhousc that the different PARTS OF T."
steering engine were fused togrthcr
:. Il. IN. names burst through ~, hatchway
and onveioped the entire forepar or the ship. burn
inr The sYars on the forcmagt TIE ship run
aground the canal hank ard assistance scn;
for Tho canal company sll.acc steamer piay ed
on the blazing ship from all IOgslbio pointe. but
without effect. The sugar b. this time In a
liquid state. boiling Ove~ tie vessels sides and
floating on the water. blazing as II went alonT Al
other means being useless, f. vas decided = food
the hold ard the powerful ccntrfugal pumps wer"
70 work. As the ship filled she fell over on hey
beam ends and hllcd The cabin and all The living
quarters To prevent capsiZing, assistance was
asked from the Indian troopshop Mstabhr. which
I was near-by Soldiers were sent from her and
tackles passed round the S'rath1ons rnasthe ada.
this time. however, the Strathdon.s broad7ile hal
taken tho bank and she rested with the water over
About eleven hundred tons Of sugar were saved.
being discharged from the stern Of the snip. clear
Of tie nTe The ship was pumrSd OFT era arrl,sd
repairs made. and she proceeded 10 Trieste.
Austria; for permanent repairs. she returned 10
Port Saih on May and lcft for SandF Hooh' stop
ping for coal at Malta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

ttf.,,,, A,n r.-T..'-re ,01re' las not Improved ~
... ,.,. .' w.. .' = -.a acia, ~. =, Sc. 30
n,se D,:eas -..s. ' ja'e e' ZION ssssas
De be-, ' I'm -,, a., r,c rr-c, lie A.
.,,e ,nc ., .r ..., aI, more o. ''''
IA w. E'' ,, ~ IN. in re swamp i..,r.'
.'' ,,,,. &c., .,,9 o,cn 1,p, ,.'y a.i~, ana
.... t..f l.-, afr i,.y '.1 imp1rinc' .n-t'.
l.' t.I' POP .' ' We
..- ' ,. ,.,.,. -, -.e.-, a. .,e r
"ii SIS .'' 'N ,'' . l. mist r,u
We s--~- su'.as .,r- &c. .'4r,, "ae,. .y
,. v,a..r .n .a~ ai.a -, a nominal ,.r" oa ~
CARR 'h'as % '.'.~s ,..t -" o." =,
,. ,, ..-s, ' o.. rt a,.s s;.. ., 4 :.
....,.. j. ,-- .--. tc,- ~ liz H. ',n. = ",
.r.' 90, ....,. ,l,. ~. r,,.',, ,,,.'i
rr. ..', s,-. - =. E,-aanrc ~ :. ',n' '1y -,
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-...-- - ,. 70 ,.a- .,. tt, nlHfa par ~ at
&c. "r '.'.n. ''r ''.i,n r5 ,.rIse.s ,-caliy 81
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f.'... ...- aas .ac', .r. e~.,ri ~ ,ncn ra.ch
p %. <l d. . .,.-'fsya ,-,,naT
=. r..n.a i..-.' t-- a qs ~. .lbfl'. ,,.ic' .
-i frn fe''.. 0I- Oh. - ~ .i- ~ 70"
40 '.'.. go ,,..ts
T'tA ''Nii i i'''' 1851 ' '' ''f''.'
pin '' '' no I' -@
sAf.'f rHN4..f -.r-a fn. f5.s5s lh'e trri~ntnr.
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it' f-- ..rf'' .Lt WV l' '.", ''.,' q, "'
"'t' WHO t'r'h vs. Li''fi. ii".'' IT'D 49,
quoted az y - ~ it'e
on. 1-i. .f.--... .i market 81 a.u AMI Tat Prices
o.. W. ,,i p.,.r.s ..Drn fhc Wet sry
, .,,., ,... .. .. a., ,..,..~ ..,ti,i.n than IL -
a.-. i., .r. rnafsrta ne ina.ii.~ 80 10 ;ar>
BINS pi'ns, We Not, c'',1n,c. OIL ime 'I 1s
-, 80 me rr'ay y. 2'' = So N sumncr W
low ~ q. tr2c prime summer viir. d'JI'c' uhVti .'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

Jo.ie-s ar~ i'lnrre irh' business am l". , e. g.
i'r, b., ,e-, qici aimol,s fai1, ''eri} "ai r.. y,
i., h; ,.n. - H., n,r.e' r-ol.. we no'r ''.' 90
Ilr' aa2s C..t.. Amc.i'." 0n private ''"
j.. ,e 1 , ,. rr...pr t-.i- GOODS o. Che
,r,le' s.ne sr,er. i~ils or enc per- ,,' .i- ~
p, T.. as IL, "sbnr i- 20 3. 10. vt~r@G at 3. %
1m,r5 81, 4iag:,'c req,ar Cor f,t.isa Ess."'ial oils
qa., s'ds iu.l Without change.
viz a,t urd,r,' no 'he a~a.c'.on IN w.eat ; ,r.
vcc .na AMI ~ 2Dley ~ ' LIN .ne.aIlnr 80 III,
= s ,s a. :: !: sS 81 i i s Si'.s' At
e9n,s Geo, ss s' s 1p" "a, y at 5: of%NEIL
e, Aar. , ,es.' - ., "S dq
yh',c. siG, o. me yellow 9saoG coarse siqsec
g Fl 'io o S4s,c saarT, sS'@s5' ,y
f,. - mill >' ''. fa~' D's" .AE' :, is, ~" ,i
a r,.1 81 s .4@,, 80 %" '''' ''''' '''''
ronnoN nE.E2 yrT r.. be-, s ss cn IS avaa,
= ,,loa weather @o l..irn 'r'n o.. 'sg' acal.,
-". lec y@' , Of ' %' o an" S', Ta'
2g sarsn,' aT 4' o., has rSs ar~ in m'ier,t
, ",, pr l,, nhcr nuts are SLOW ~ quot Valencia
iyer @is ysi Gat iae;.c: caroni, i5s Turkish
aass c r.; Ta'' ,aau nTGl Se '''G S,, G',s
i h. a,, Ssi, '''''''' '''''''''
FOREIGN GnrEN FRUIT Thcrc na' been Ti .oi lnor.
',rr .,a,o Irce. nic. lo~-vrr. abon steady orantes
are quiet pineappes d"l ana rahcr pressing Ter
. o s- "'y ,a g 2;<5 20 bnnann. 7'c;l g.
piorr siaSi4 cocoanuts. selntsi
GRAIN WHEAT Tho, T,s errah N rf'2,
t y"P pt.l' r1,ciiar be- at cnic.e'. m, i'-
y cre Sc, s "a Nm :" re- e.eoPmcn, q
/I,co a. Be-n me Argcnoe wrakne-a
TO he aG g. Y i ne Market ssdlsi with con-
s,derair un~alalle poor wheat wilch no IN AZ nom"
or ,teaG ,"' NJ, - ,niurc. :, n,rn r. 0eak
n'n't w o.. ic 49,. ~ he losing our by banks ~
20 Of he