Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 7

Hf rm jjKiKorj fiujb DETROIT xeM4y IjOSC Of tiie9 Prosiratltn of Vuit 4 i WM DR HABTER MEOICDnS CO EH 1UI3 SR CT 4 Detroit The Islands Sandusky River Park Hotel and Island INANCIAL Minneapolis argo and Bismarck Winnipeg (Manti toba) aud all points in the Great Northwest Through I rates freight and passage Baggage checked I through to destination or further information apply to WHITING Gen Dock and office foot Woodward are SOO money markets 1141001201100 18500 500 21400 LAKE AND RIVER PORT RECEIPTS SEABOARD SHIPMENTS SO 271600' 71000 so 2300 2000 ftf 3000 9000 8000 7500 78000 25899aa887 80900 OR MT CLEMENS STEAMER IDA THE Sa25cROUTE: HE S'30QROUT IQprem Rye 'biu 'I Nassau St New York andCani pau Building Detroit Rye bu it Oats bu 291 o3t? 499 To day 40 10465 3323 5ph 64J 421 274 246 Nicholson Master Every Saturday at 9 Wire and Iron Work IT BARNUM WIRE IRON WORKS 27 29 and 31 Woodward ava COMPARISON OP PRICES The lowest and highest prices paid for wheat in this market to day and yesterday are given in the following table: 113 120 100 1880 221 232 297 292 106 350 986 447 WOOL Boston June Wool Opened dull but dosed Ryo bu 70000 85003000 rom foot of Wayne st Threw Baggage checked to destination fflJPPn tn Arlwonzwa av vwa iwwvv wm THrTMbdVtJ HJ bU CHICAGO Chicago June lour Nominally unchanged: frA i ml rerereA Barry bu STEAMER ALASKA Leaves Detroit everyday except Sunday at 8:30 a returning at Put in Bay Excursion! Wednesday and Saturday Tickets 50 eta ASHLEY MITCHELL Agents oot oCirst street 15 83 94 89 82 62c50c 22 1 1881462 388 464 145367 The fine and commodious passenger steamers Are appointed to leave Windsor as follows: Going Every Tuesday or Saturday Going Every Sunday or Wednesday or tickets rates and all Information apply to WALTER LEARY Passenger Agent Windsor "Ontario Barl'y bu The favorite all water passenger route between WINDSOR arid CHICAGO AD WINDSOR and MONTREAL Via Cleveland 8L Catharines Toronto Kingston Brockvine Prescott the River St Lawrence ana the far famed 398 31)1 008 427 413 337 323 470 080 336 018 325 070 225 406 1026" 71 400 491 297 222 312 753 1250 402 13650 420 461 513 502 682 102 290 429 421 406 335 Detroit Stove Co ME AND SALESROOM is: ana 4 woodward ave Oats bu KEWffliWj HoLBRoOk Master Thursdays at 9 or Port Huron Lexing ton Sanilac orester orestville Sand Beach Oscoda Harrisville Ab pena Crawford's Quarw ry Rogers City Cheboy gan Mackinaw St Ig nace and intermediate ports 433 1591040 378 483 546 883 848 306 169 411 552 496693 395 312 314 327 COPPER STOCKS Boston June quotations of the Lake Superior copper stock mar Cal Hecla Catalpa ranklin Pewabic Quincy hero were Last week 819 2T 3 50357 26094 as follows: last year 120009 16030 21420 Muota I isew iorx the same deal opened at SI 17 15 'Oulck qilver viz I osed at $1 sales and prices Quicksilver pfd IflOOtfLu 05 owl and TSatR pipe line CEimncATMs i2a bu 1 Krtlrtaz lrinAA uu VMZ4 AU vw uu avi Ui Jtfuuu DU at 30000 11 nt t1 1 1 nnn rus t5iJYMyy OR CLEVELAND STEAMER CITY DETROIT I NORTHWEST Week days from toot Third st 10:30 ra Pruzs Paints and Oils wtttjaMS CO llu 17 Lamed st east As follows: 7:30 a 10 dud 12 3 and 4 are 5 cents each way OR MACKINAC St Beach' CLEVELAND Every Itondayat 11 in riday 9 am New Str CITY MACKINAC zor lais route in July Books and Stationery 4 kBOlS 9 Woodward ave May iuto Bankof England on oomparative daily receipts aud shipments re Sbipments Lake Superior Transit Co THE GREAT DULUTH ROUTE 1 Intended sailings of steamers from Brady dock Detroit: or Duluth and Lake Superior south shore portes Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays ridays and Saturdays at 11 (Weather permitting Monday steamers stop at Ontonagon and at Eagle Harbor Tuesday steamers for Portage Lake and Intermediate ports only) or Cleveland Erie and Buffalo Sundays Mon days Wednesdays and Saturdays at nu Rail connections for the East and South Direct connections at Duluth with St Paul Du luth and Northern Pacific Railroads for St PauL Will leave Detroit foot of Randolph street very morning at 9 returning at 8 WORDEN Agent ft orwsuwwwtsvro jrrv tatricte of JCron Jonarian Marie and PRODUCE New per one third bu box 25 Is Quoted 3Cc per lb City haudpLcked 32 20 and un picked' 31 20l 50 pgr bu Choice packages and off stock 1014cperlo 78 for 2 bu stands' New York cheese was held at lSU14c and that from Ohio at 1012 Michigan JienJic por lb Choice cot in 5 lb caps 154hlCc and in 1 lb caps per lb Dried Wero firm and quiet at 88J4c for choice repacked In original packages S5J8c were the buying figures Evaporated apples were held at 15c per lb Southern dried apples per lb resh crates werequoted at 15J416c per doz Per 2 bu Bermudas til 40l 50 per bu crate Choice stock Rose was quoted St 4050coerbu: new 33 25 per bbl Ln peck baskets $2 per basket COMMERCIAL ree Press Office June 26 The sales of wheat on to day amounted to I 82 50 per lb I Gtks Oni xovuuv du aistnoutea as iouows: spot 37000 bu July 64000 bu: August 79000 bu September 27000 bu October 40000 bu year red 3000 bu Trading opened brisk with prices lower The demand for spo wheat was good aud a large amount of the higher grades of both red apd whitechanged bands Shortly after the Commencement of the open session the market showed considerable firmness and the price advanced in most deals jc bijt the feeling did not last and the session closed with a loss of about 1c per bu an around The dry goods market remains steady an advance of 5c per piece on mosquito bar being the only change noted Receipts of the better class of butter are light and the price firmer than it has been for some days Tallow is dull and lower prices may be looked forsoon LAKE AKD RIVER LINE lour bbls 2300 lour bbteT 11000 17 2000 OR CLUB HOUSE STAR ISLAND Algonac Marine City St Clair OAKLAND HOUSE PORT HURON i Sarnia and way ports STEAMERS EVENING STAR IDLEWILD rom foot of Shelby street at 8:30 a Daily 4 in Week Days Sundays at 9 a in TWO ROUND TRIpTtO STAR ISLAND Every Week Day at 50 Cents Returning home at or 9:30 fa STEAMER MILTON WARD rom foot of wlby st at 8 TUESDAYS THUliSDAYS SATURDAYS OR PORT AUSTIN Grindstone City Port Hope Sand Beach orestville orester Sanc Lexington Port Huron St Clair Marine City Algonac Star Island Club House! or Port Crescent Saturdays only Wheat bu 80000 2400 7100 (Nothing 122 Jefferson ave vrvRICB BROS LVEMUV 128 14OTeffArwm a BVTZKL CO 142 144 Jefferson am 1 4 Cities ffao 30 gdod to choice heavy lots of packing and shipping hogs at $5 906 60 light and bacon grades at $u95G55 skips and culls 46 Re ceipts 6000 shipments 2900 fairly active and steady best grades strong fat and rough lots are weak export grades of cattle quoted at $5 15 good to choice heavy shipping steers $5 90 common to medium shipping steers at 54 90a5 50 Receipts 1200 shipments 300 fairly active and steady: common to fair muttons sold at S3 254 good sheep $4 50 choice $4 75 ST LOUIS St Louis June 26 Receipts 1700 ship meats 100 the market was active aud prices high er especially for Texans which sold freely export steers ore quotable at $5 806 good to choice heavy shipping steers sold at $5 75 good light to fafr shipping steers $55 40 fair to choice grass Tex ans range at $1 235 common to medium do at t3 504 good to choice native butcher steers at 4 505 25 mixed lots do S3 50(2)4 50 BUALO Buffalo June Receipts to day 51 head total for the week thus far 5395 head same time last week 5300 bead consigned through care market quiet but steady choice Color ado $5 505 65 good to choice steers $5 40 ou ausoiu aneepana lambs Receipts to day 3600 head total for the week thus far 15400 head umc wwk juiw neaa consigned I through 45 cars market dull and lower common to fair $8 25(gi4 15 good to choice $55 75 lambs i 57c per lb Receipts to day 240 head total for the week thus far 7500 bead: same time last week 13000 head consigned through 83 cars offerings light demand good and tending upward: good to choice Yorkers 706 85: light to fair 40G 70 good butchers and mediums $(J 75a 0 85 fight hogs in best demand KBW YORK New York June Beeves Receipts to day 570 all for exportation direct dressed beef slow: city 9ai0c Western shipments 880 quar ters of beef and 100 carcasses of mutton Sheep and Receipts to day 2000 head better feeling and lambs were firmer extremes $4 20 poor to good Rheep 0 50 SO 507 50 for Southern lambs Receipts to day 1600 head: live hogs steady at $6 757 10 per cwt COTTON New York June 26 2 The market TVDQ rvnicxf calnro knlnn i 1 uuuuiiug upianas at 10 4 16c middling Orleans 10 16c utures dull and easy sales for June 1042c: July 1043c: I August 1051c: September 1028c October 997c November 988c 7 Steadv mid dling uplands 10 7 16c: middling Orleans lb ll 16c utures closed quiet but steady Eveciog Rost Bays: uture deliveries opened 4 lOOc to 3 lOOc lower and continued declining until June and July had lost ll 100c August 9 100c and tho balance 7 iOOo to 5 lOOc The reduction brought in more buyers and led to slight advance in prices The sales at 2 were about 55000 bales At tho third call June brought 1035c July 1038c August 1047c September 1034c and May 1040c utures closed quiet and steady June and July sold 9 100c lower and the balance 7 J00c Jo 5 lOOc lower than yesterday Spot cotton was quoted Uc lower mid dling uplands at 10c Sales are 1000 bales for ex port 321 bales to spinners and 500 bales delivered on contracts vfa Buying 'par 1 IOprenx par i 102J Com4 'bu 197000 6100 98000 33c per du i DETROIT JOBBING PRICES I DRUGS I Ai conov By the bbl $2 24 per gal 30 days and I S3 19 per gal for cosh Less quantities 10c per gal advance I Essential Oil anise S2 bergamot 32 40 lemon $2 00 pennyroyal SI 75 and Wintergreen S2 du ner in i ulms vpium vu tor old and $4 for new camphor 264i2c: assofeetida common 25c: best IV ouvum uuuvr ouv juignsn one anu Uamn 4042c per lb In eighths $3 50 per oz $1 80 in tins and 81 85 in vials cmchonidia 90c ill tins and 95c in vials Cod liver Newfoundland $1 90 Norwegian $3 50 castor best in bbls 15c lass quantity IGMc in cases 15Jc and broken cases lOAlc per lb Bromide T3lc: chlorate 18c and iodide 81 851 45 per lb ltra lard oil 8587c: No 1 ard oil No 2 lard oil turpentine less 1c for cusu uuseeu ou oiu ana new process raw 55c and boiled 5tic per gal whale oil 73(730: sperm oil Si 45a 1 carixm oils water white 15c and Michigan test 12c Oil 34 25 per lb berries G5c per lb pow dered 70c per lb Vw DRY GOODS Bleached Alexander 4 4 fc Blackstone 4 4 7c Ballou 4 4 7c Cabot 4 4 Wdc Chap man 6ije Dwight Anchor 4 4 10c Bruit of the Loom 4 4 Uc itchville 4 4 7c Gilded Age 4 4 8 Pe Hero 4 4 7c Green 4 4 6c Hills 4 4 9c Hope 4 4 TJc Little Chief 4 4 81c Lonsdale cam bric 12c Lonsdale 4 4 9pc Paragon 4 4 694c Pepperell llJZc Social 7c Senate 14 Bl 7jKe Utica' HKas Wamsutta lljc Stark 24c American 1944c Au burn 20c i Brown Lawrence LL 6Uc Massachu jsetts iu bc: Argyle Xic Mystic River 7c Buck eye LL Uc Prescott 6c per yard i Crash Prices were quoted at following fig NN ll4e XX 13c SRT 13Uc Calicoes Manchester Richmond Pink Merri mack Arnold Windsor Eddystone and Simpson were quoted at 6)c Hamilton Steel River Ameri can" Allen Knickerbocker Gc Southbridge 5Jc Harmony reeman 5c per yd Corset Rockport 7c Nankeag Haymaker Mc Thorndike lOJc Otis 144 DD Da 21 A ajCuVul aItjCj StS 12J4c AA 13JZc: Amoskeag 15c Everett 15c Wide Sheetings Bleached Pepperell 42 in 11c do Grd 17c do 8 4 23c do 9 2Gc do 10 4 2844c arewell 42 in lOJc: Hills 45 in 12J4c ruit 6 4 18c Brown Pepperell 45 in lie do 48 in 12c do ic uo sue uo ju a sue co Jti a zac GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS7 Canned rer doz cans: peacaes standard 3 lb 81 752 extra choice peaches 3 lb $2 503 tomatoes 3 lb Si 10CM 15: neas 2 lb Sliai SO: string beans 2 lb corn 2 lb $11 35 strawberries 2 lb SI 25ai 75: rasoberries 2 lb 31 pineapples 2 lb $1 40l 60 pumpkin 3 lb $1 IOiJj1 20 squash 3 lb $1 25 lobsters 1 lb $1 55 do 2 lb GO: salmon 1 lb 81 65 1 80 ao2 ljb $2 65 Green Rio 9 15c rqasted Rio green Java 202Sc: roasted Java 24Q32c green Mocha 2829c roasted Mocha 33031 Crackers XXX 6c XX 5 5c soda crackers' 7c: ginger snaps 809c Dried igi layers 18020c in drums 12013c dates 607c do 14c prunes 746c do rench 10016c: currants citron 1718c Wholesale prices were for whitefish 870 7 25 and for trout $55 25 per cwt oreign Green ruits Lemons 35 5006 per box oranges per box $707 50 pineapples $2 2 75 per doz: bananas red 817502 50 and yel low 3902 75 per bunch cocoanuts $4 5005 per 100 Almonds 180202 walnuts 12016c fil berts 11014c: Brazils pecans peanuts roasted raw Detroit mess pork 75019 fam ily porg WteU'J ciear porK uo iara in tes in naif bbls 10 in pails haxns shoulders driedbeef 15ffzl54tc: bacon 123401130: extra mess beef $12 8744013 25 In bbls medium 3 small 87 75 gnerKins London layers 32 2502 40 muscatels new 31 8001 90 Valencias Sultanas 12c and mat rtusins $4 50 Whole pepper 21c whole allspice 18c cloves 25027c cassia and nutmegs No 1 65c No 2 80c per lb Cut loaf powdered 9Mc: granulated 9c A standard off AX 8 40854c: extra white 8J4 and yellow sugars e560bc low grades Boiler Makers jsEJI'AN 4 194 to 19S Larned 8t weak McGEEGO cof Third and Congress sts Highest Lowest uve 49c 20 "IK Trading on 'Change at Chicago Chicago June Grain in store June 25: Wheat 6100000 corn 2938000 oats 061000 rye 696000 barley 32000 total 10427000 Same date last year 3263000 The regular wheat trading was active Prices were unsettled and lower They opened higher receded 9c rallied to the extent of the de cline receded and closed 401 below the closing yesterday Sales ranged at $1 1 02 June $1 O13il July' $10401 0534 August $1 059401 U7M September 81 0701 0894 vt iv'ci a v74lv vz8 eu Bprin vi: winter $1 07 On call sales of regular were 1415 000 at lower to higher Com was fairly active and slightly unsettled but the fluctuations were confined to a slight range and closed lower for July unchanged for August 14c better for Sentemher than the elncine an yesterday Sales June 539405352c July 535605444c August September 54J4054c October the year On call sales were 380000 at J4c higher Oats were dull heavy and lower Sales 3303356c June 3334c uly 30 3056c August 295602956c September 28J629)4c the year On call sales were 215000 and prices steady and unchanged Pork was active and the offerings Jarge Prices upeueu rngner uuv quicaiy aecunea on the whole range Toward the close they grew steadier and 10015c of the decline was recovered? Sales $16 50016 June 316 5017 07 July $16 35 August 316 77 17 47 September 816 9017 30 October $14 7o 15 15 the year On call sales were 18500 bbls at 716 higher 4 Lard was active Prices' declined 25c and closed steady Sales ranged at 39 9 45 June 39 3509 62 July 39 76 August 39 5009 80 September 89 5509 To October 9 12 the year On call sales were 14000 tes at 2 higher Lumber Market During Sunday and Monday there were 48 cargoes of lumber shingles etc received and the offerings at U4C OURO uwno pi RUCI UJUII IUU UeilUUKl Buyers were in fair attendance bat there was a feeling of apathy pervading the market and trade generally was reported quiet No 1 stock and extra shingles were steadily held but Inferior grades were weak and prices for such wore tending downward About hair of the offerings were left unsold Car go prices for green lumber range as follows dry stock being quoted 81 per above these figures: Short dimension per 3 9 50010 25 Long dimension per io 50012 00 Boards and strips No 2" 11 00013 00 Boards and ctrioa medium la koxtuk ra Boards and strips No 1 choice 16 00021 00 Shingles standard 2 300 2 45 Extra 'Ss 2 600 2 65 Lath isc 1 900 2 10 MARKETS BY TKLEfmuPW Corn bu 51000 20000 St I pfd ci' istpfd 98 St Paul pfd St Paul li st Paul St Paul pfd' Texas Pacific 1 Union Pacific Express St 1 Wells argo Co125' western union Corn bu 216000 tAiWt Oats bu 75000 BANKERS Saubers of the New York Stock Exchange Wheat 6000 3800 3090 2000 10000 Wheat bu 56000 46000 1G9000 was innpHvAovsri forenoon There most of the 12 and 2 In the last hrmrm! 0 'PSth between and higher the at each advanced i ber ceJit Pwnt also onte" cnninflito1 ui Closed SOIHftwhat irresnilntta I beituc a'fraction lower active stocks I Of tbe stocks of wheat there Anf Vn i 39488 bu of No3 use of by made bn of No 2 red 32672 bu of No '3 red 8945 hotteark et' New bu abd of rejected 15416 bu tomber 18 the month befotfouS Of ator amount to The transactionsm'wnhe I at to 82O'8SS bu at the to nT5' I bU: at tllB Union to 65736 bn yester sey Central hMT u'rai ouw New Jer I 25000 Nor 13000 Western ITnt union raciflc ferred 7000 Canada rerred 5000 Erie 16000 Adafiri? WtoK Quotations: Alleghany Ont Hpfd American Ex Canada Southern Central Pacific unes ce jflu Ches 1st pfd 1 Ches 21 pfd 22 Cllionov A 1O 140123 7 18 64 40 78 109J4 on commission for mslvnr An mo rnn nil AAAAVA SJAA teas dealt mat the New York Stock Exchange tea all a AAiav vucwo iiivr'Siuivuu becuriuefi ALLOW uu uepuuis suojeci 10 cneck at sight pxuous quotations of leading stock received Jtsr xork I7r iIRD LAPSIEY CO SUKERS and BROKERS fBroad Street1 NEW YORKwment Bonds Stocks and all Investment sSs bought and sold on commission Special given to investment securities Availableorried on margin 7p ij McKendree' BHOKEB tan 4 120 Griswold st Detroit Mich sel1 Government State County and A Bonds Kaliroad Bonds and Real Deal in Lake Superior Iron Mining and Stocks and in the shares of all our Local tiunoxs 7d fa PEAR I John Edwards Master Tuesdays at 9 in Saturdays at 9 or ort Huron Lexing ton Sanilac orester orestville Sand Beach Oscoda Harrisville Al cona Alpefia and inter mediate ports ASHLEY MITCHELL Agents foot of irst rt JOBBING THE BACKS THE STEAMER DAISY win leave the foot of Randolph street for AUV UUU4pfati Gernu2' rlle statement of the Imperial I ported at this point were as follows: shows a decrease in specie of 5 1 Receipts 87c "4 Stock MATtifc Iitour bbls Wheat? bu NW YORK Iffi bu bj stocks i Barleybu June The stock market generally Rye 4 7 ST LOUIS i St Louis June ripened a shade bet ter but reacted and became demoralized and closed lower No 2 red winter sold at 31 1 10 closing at 3109 and nominal for cash sold straight down from $1 11 to 31 09 July: from $1 12 to $1 10 August from 31 13 to 81 11 September to 13 31 11 to 31 08 the year No 3 red winter no sales Corn Opened better but declined and closed dull No 2 tember 51 October 44 the yea? At the afternoon call wheat was excited and high er No 2 red winter closed at 31 1044 July 31 1144 August 81 12 September $1 15 October 31 10 the year Higher No 2 mixed is quoted at Jenr Sepmter TOLEDO Toledo June 26 Market firmer find active: No 1 white sold at SI 04 No 2 red winter cash June and July $1 10: August $1 12 September 31 14: October 31 16: the year 31 10 January 31 20 Dull high mixed 55c No 2 mixed cash and June Me July 54c August 5541c rejected no grade 39 041c Quiet but steady No 2 cash 3444c July 353Cc August 82034c tbe year DRYGOODS New York une Exports of domestic cottons for the week 3409 packages for expired portion of the year 9667 packages: against 79113 for the same time last year 80437 in 1831 and 56176 in 1880 The new demand for any and all classes of goods has been very moderate and beyond moder ate selections buyers have beeii very inactive in anticipation of wants CINCINNATI Cincinnati June Nomi nally unchanged prime mess quoted 7 at 318 50' Nominally unchanged Bulk Un changed shoulders 37 clear rib 8850 cloar rib 89 75 clear S10 3744 V' ted at 31 18 JS June Tho market was nigheij No 2 Milwaukee regular cash S101M S1 August 31 04 Sep 5 1 Quiet No 3 spring extra 48a Lake Steady on wheat to Buffalo 2c corn to Buffalo 2c PETROLEUM white iwdeg test quiet and quotations are unchanged at Very dull 18 aud closed at 31 15 bigbest Drice 8i 1C Sales 1433000 bbls Drv Goods and Notions fiKSHBWEN A CO co 1UU AVI XWUa 1UO riir IMH1 MVM MOORE CO 1U 1Qfl 1WJ TaUVfaMAM faVA 1 'e 1 'rZtore Hoisting Machinery Etc 'iffiniXBROOK ELEVATOR MEG CXX GriownM ancy Goods and Notions jX WEISS 10a uen arson ave The stocks of grain In store To lav 819525 54660 28161 spring wheat brands $3 3004 25 good to choice ba I brands 8505 75 common to tansy Minnesota I spring wheat pataits 36 507oO Southern 1111 I nois and Missouri "winter wheat brands 3106 25 I Ryo $3 40 Wheat Regular wheat ac I tive but lower and unsettled regular or No white I wheat sold at 31 01 June 31 02 July tl O4U01 04 August SI 06l 06 September 1 07l 07 October 81 01 the year No 2 Chi 1 caco KDrine wheat St 1 OltX: cash Nn (hteaom I springy 86c cash No 2 red winter wheat 31 07 ca3i I After i in good demand and not Subjected to mate I XBOX TO ruu nuctuaunnu 2 inixcti ROh! at nnt i June: July August I reatiy benefited September October 45c tiio year Oats TLse and Pl huh iicury uuu lowur ts quuveu casn opaagers win rt nri 33Vt ItinAf JiiTv? Aiimict? I txf th 29c September 29c the year Rye lxrwer No I where a Tonic in neoes 2 spring 56c cash The' demand is I tary I xecocunencl it mostly for consumption good crashing 31 33 cash as a reliable remedial I Dork In active demand but prices lower prime I agent possessing un mess is quoted at 316 5O01G 62 cash $1650 June I doubtea nutritive and' $16 55 July $16 70 August I restorative properties S16 7716 80 September $16 S716 90 October I IwtarCle Ay Oel 2 1SS2 ij lurjvur wuuuiDie 9 37 cashy June and July 39 47409 5O August yjwwnvw VCLOOer SV 1 KI 4 the year Bulk Shoulders $7 short rib I Deuusylvania fine and ex $8 63 short clear 925 Quiet and un I J1 fleeces at 37040c Michigan and Wrfcoun ex changed fair to fancy creamery 17021c good to combing and delaine selections fancy dairy 12f7 18c Opened dull but closed I wools 23029c pulled wools 25 active quoted at 16c Demand is chiefly I 3c for speculation at $116 Lake On corn to I Buffalo 2c I TURPENTINE At the afternoon Cjill wheat was in good demand I Wilmington June Spirita farpeudne and prices tending upward: regular or No 2 white I dull at 34c 5 wheat 1 01 July $1 04 August $1 07 Sep tember $1 07 October The demand was! OREIGN MARKETS June'JSe I LlVTnpoot Jnna' Market is quiet SnESd! Demand active and prices have advanced fim 12 prime mess is quoted at SIC 65 July 316 82 Au rnit Si fi lYtAtyiTtAr ritnVinr orT I arc United btatcs finest Active Tand 35 JnlvBSO Quality 100s tor new Receipts of wheat at Liver S9M October 8 pooi for the past three days have been 220000 Ja acpcemoei October I centals of which 174000 centals were American 1 New York June Dull white wheat I MTnTTTCl A AT extra $6 2507 Wheat Cash lots lower op I IXL 1LUxJ ax tions opened higher subsequently lost the I advance fell off closing firmer No 2 spring I Ypsilanti $1 11: ungraded red SI fthTSil 15: Kn a i I Ko I August several sisters from Indiana (who J'fo0' 1 will have charge of tbe school) will arrive and closed at July sales 68000 bu at $1 14 I active preparation for the work will com I mence Tills institution is intended to a much Sentembe? rales I addition to educational ckEoiT J1 onSllK19' 1l facilities than many have any idea of for beside i aoaLaJi 1 bni at I tbe Pnmary and common school instruction to be SiImi uveu'ber given to the children of the congregation depart O3U9 Com L1OSini at devoted to various arte and sciences to which $1 3 higher for cash grades foreign students will be admitted firminiCTAdd closing Your correspondent erred in stating that but eight the seminary at Ypsilanti 61c gitTOthVl fo'34c closing at 64c October I month probably exceeding 3500 It is rarelv nos 65c: closing' at 65c higher sible tolearn the the work and fond at hand is too small to pay more than twenty CGtree Quiet but steady Rio? S7 five or thirty per cent of the loss At present manv Stronger and more active: fair to trood refining i present mauy vigils th Price muttoq crushed 9c Quiet but steady Rice and unchine ed null nni ho I ouuge Claim on Mackinac Conn 78c Rosin Demand mostly for ebnsumption I ty LIVESTOCK Ignace Republican "CHICAGO I General Items ijniCLAfin JnnA The Trmwvol I Receipts llOOOf Shlents 2900? then Ranids 'urmture lactones tatted of at Grand ing sales were at stranger prices but the market closed dull and weaker salt of common to good I fa Reed Lake weighing twenty mixed packing and shipping grades of hogs at $5 90 vrauu napios people expect to buy strawberries for six cents a quart Wise Michiganders are returning from having had enough of it Pat Moran of Grand Rapids lost his 81000 stallion by inflammation Ex Goy Wm Greenly will officiate as Police Justice of Adrian after July 4 Mrs George of Lansing exhibits strawber ries six inches in circumference New posts of the A are being established Crtliliciv Ivrxvvc a i 1 uvjnuuu AV gUfJU LU UUUW LQgtJUier The Mayor of Sarnia enforces the Sunday law and will not permit excursions to land there on and family recently of Lansing left Oakland County last week for their new home at Home Ga LansIng Senator Shoemaker of Jackson is said to be on a still in the hope of capturing the next Democratic Gubernatorial nomination Ex Representative Grant now judge of the Marquette Circuit fell last week and broke his right of Lansing and later clerk or the Senate Judiciary Committee has opened a law and real estate office at are missing from the Tecum seh I ublic that is to say the dictionary and the Bible have been abstracted The Michigan Central has two Mackinac sketching the harbor and town from the lake from which they will make a large painting Ex Goy Blair will deliver the oration at the an nual reunion of the soldiers and sailors of Shiawas see County to be held at Corunna on July 3 The Israelites of Bay City have organized a con gregation by the name of Shaaroy Zadek with tbe following offictera President Wolsky Vice Presi dent Wendell Next Sunday July 1st Capt greenback meeting at Lansing will open with a chorus of Gsv IW president of the Day Sermon by Rev I Deyo Mrs A Clark No 1 who figured with a revolv er in the shooting of Mrs A Clark Nd 2 at Lan sing last April returned hne to Battle Creek Sat urday night having secured bail of $1000 Sentinel: Ira Spear and son took some pretty large whitefish from their nets the other dav Quite a number weighed eight and ten pounds two twelve pounds each and one twelve and a half pounds Battie Creek Republican: Saturday afternoon Wm Brock and Eugene Glass went fishing at Goguac Lake aud bad remarkably good luck bring Ot Very S00 wS bookkeeper in the State Treasury at Lansing has left for Hancock Mich to accepta position with the Peninsular Copper Com pany ill Crossett late of the State Treasury is cashier of the same company Lansing Republican: Many farmers find it diffl wages are from tyonth The demand for good girls to do hoiiiAwrvlr fa nv ltavnti4 the wages range from 2 to 3 per wkf Hillsdale Standard: Mrs Rose Hartwick Thorp on whom the trustees of Hillsdale College conferred degree of Master of Arts last week formerly lived at Litchfield and is the author of Must Not Ring To by which she gained more than a national name SSt Ignace Republican: ish continue scarce vrfrttVJuJlsherinanL Hyacinth Chenier on 1 iTom nets had but a few dozen os a 8nys bring me fish but Ofokuuy sized whitefish are worth a shilling each i General Manager Reeves who bv the wav i ex officio when the executive office at Lansmg is locked announces for the great 1st of musc by Detroit County Band the Battle Creek Ciy Band and the Lansing Knight Templar Band Port Huron Times: Stanislaus Jordan late Ord nance Sergeant at ort Gratiot diedut the resi Joaeph walker on Sun an Illness of several years He was transferred from Island Lake Erie to this city in 1866 and remained in the employ of the government until the reservation was sold th? HUlsdale Standard quoting the poem says: know who the author of this punning parallel is but it fe the cleverest thing of the kind we have The author is Dodge of New York who has writ ten more clever things of that kind than Tom Hood It appeared originally in The ree Press Mr Dod Uie reular contributors of Thomas McAuley aged 45 who lately left Saginaw for Ontonagon was shot ani killed in a housebf ilb fafae in Ontonagon by the proprietor Thomas Kin Lake Superior Sentinel says McAuley is the brute who attacked an inoffensive mmt (Mr John Huntiy) at Baraga last fall while the latfal traa doLwia in uv one of his eves Jut It teraldht fte fOT has tli he doctors no end of medicine no relief Dr BcMon't Skin Cure has driven divan all and rm nearly Ida Young Hamilton SmlfaTrfUra I 9 W1 umrawn Irom the elevators veater KnfV5v I UtV ew Jet ii a vviu vuus xjaney I rnr rm! pre I br home us i i pre I 1 TCtal i 3155 £40 8632 A 91 tnere were inspected during the same time 5 I cftrs Df Ho 1 white 2 cars of No 2 white 8 uSL0? 3 8 earn of No 2 red and 15 I ct 01 rejected a total of 19 cars against 33 cars125 lost year 1 5644 I "i''' I 86 I DETROIT LOUR AND GRAIN MARKET eioeat Jobbing rates Miffi? nt 1 XzVisllamu I "'bite wheat choice roher process onil Mcfogai White wheat patents Mjnnesotas Mmnesotas patents 41 I Rye 1j Mich Cen num St Minn St pfd Missouri Pacific Mobile Ohio Essex Nash Central Norfolk pfd Northern Pacific Northern Pac pfd Central Ohio Central Ohio Ohio Miss pfd Ont Western Trans Con Pacific Mail Panama SJ'k eona 37 'Pittsburgh 79 IPullman Pal Car 8 Kemiing 17Rock Island 131 ist 92 195 7U J32 29 80 30110 51 40 Pfd 10 5 state securities I 'unues were steadv The follnwfoi are I 1 mHA 36 I I Detroit I Toledo I I St Louis Ivania IK aty BU I (JfltgJg vnicago Alton Chicago Al pfd St O' CSU St Jt pfd Cin 8 AC Clev Col Del Hud Del A Denver A Rio Erie Erie Kost Tennessee East Tenn pfd Wayne Han St Joe Han St Joe pfd Harlem Hous Tex Illinois Central I Kan Tex Lake LakeShore A nielli un ur 1 Mem Cin 2d pfd Memphis Char Asked MINING stocks qc ana ten back to 1c Nkw York June Mining stocks were dull I above hest Pncc September advanced tions: Home Stake Iron Silver Ontario TIYIA TfvtA 1 a luiuaics Lv uuy were veryauii ana 1 1 SLHHllV nr IfVIk a Aa la 1 wv UU ill VU'Al dUUW a zh vuu a1 ou at Si UG 1 1000 bu at 31 06 3000 bu at 81 OWf I and 11000 bu at $1 03 per bu August red 2000 bu BOSTON at $112 per bu September white 3000 bu at Borton Juno 26 The following are the btl at quotations of the Boston stock market: at 1ot" bu at WaterPower 1 bu at 31 03 per bu: Septem SWS BiL 88KIN A 83 red 8006 buandTrer $1 12 wdaJM St 10 1 per bU Reject 2 cars at 70c and 1 ear at muz i DllAHUV 1 vu ThA fniinwintr 'flm I Sales amounted to 4000 bit of hie4i mired UAA wIVOLUm I a n4e Conner stnelr mar I A LUU I VATS Tne sales WerA AC fnllnwa Vrt I 241 (Silver Islet 8 at 1car b7 sample 60 Osceola 20 ani? 1 car wiute oate on track by sample at ltHuron aj ac meumes 481 Grummondy Maclinaw Line 1883 Steamers of the above line 188X LORA ATLANTIC Jones Master Every Tuesday st 0 ni or Mackinaw St Ignace Cheboygan Alpena Al cona Harrisville Oscoda Au Sable Tawas Sand Beh Port Huron and intermediate porte 4 or Toledo Steamer LORA leaves every SundaV evening at 9 Return leates Toledo Tuesday at 8 a and Sandusky Steamer AT LANTIC leaves every Thursday morning 0 9 Return leaves Cleveland riday at 8 pTin ixSSw oI A Black per qt crate red 84 per 2 4 pi crate Strawberries per 2 bu stand Street Butter 14015c per lb beans un picked $10154: eggs 15016c per doz loose hay per ton beeswax per lb: corn 55c per bu oats pee bu wheat $101 09 per bu Canadian radishes 2530c per doz hunches green onions 2530c per doz bunches new cabbages per 2 doz crate $2 50 old beets 4dp lettuce 40050c per bu pip plapt per doz bundles: spinach 40045c per bu: cucum YMr llrta i2aicclnn! tm nats Maa In ama third boxes fl5O0L5 peasSl 5001 75 per bu string beans S202 25 wax beans 82 7508 'per but Slimmer inilpch BTWTift rw Ary AYtrl ntrn ruma ooCOc per 007 SUNDIUES ancy S3: No 1 $2 75: No 2 $2 25 per doz Wisps 3 stnng fancy $1 50: 2 string fancy 31 25 and No 1 hurt? 31 per doz Covl Stove chestnut small egg and large egg I all S( 50 per ton pea size 50 Briar Hill $5 70 I AJiuctAilAMU (jcUT ov jjcr uOQ Hay and Straw Car lots of choice holed timothy buying $11012 and store lots in small bales selling $13 50014 per ton Straw in car lots 50 and from the store $9 per ton Hides Green city 6c per lb: green country 6c cured hides 708c green calf 11c salted do 12c sheep skins 50e3250 as per quality and quantity of wool Bar iron was quoted steady at $2 15 rates The market was quiet at $3 rates Screws The list is 50 and lu per cent off I The market was quiet with choice ship ping lots quoted at 707 per Tin The rate given nils $6 Tuns and No 1 tuba per doz $7 50: No 2 $6 50 No 3 $5 50 pails $1 tl 90 Window Ola Ttonnnnt (9 rt 70 and 5 per cent off time sixty days Prices were steady at the following fig ures: Beech and maple $6 50 maple $7 and hickory $7 per cord delivered rates gsc1 f4 Comparative Hain fall In view of the conflicting opinions held regarding the rainfall during the present month and that dur ing the corresponding month in previous years Sec retary John Maclver of the Board of Trade yes terday made out the following which compares the rainfall from June 1 to 6:36 o'clock a tn on June 26 1883 with the rainfall of the whole month of June 1880 The rainfall for the same month in 1881 and 1882 could not be obtained as the reports of the Weather Department for those years are yet I out The reports are from observations made at forty six stations and are given in inches and deci mals or an inch as follows: Stations Albany Y' Bismarck Buffalo Cairo Ill Cheyenne Chicago IU Cincinnati Cleveland Davenport la Denver Col Detroit Mich Dodge City Duluth Minn Erie Pa Escanaba Mich ort Bayard xv0 a A VAL 'JialAJf ZX Galveston Tex Indianapolis Ind Keokuk la Kingston Canada I Lacrosse Wis? Leavenworth Ks Louisville Ky Marquette Mich Memphis Tenn? Milwaukee Wis' Moorhead Minn Nashville Tenn North Platte Neb Omaha Neb Oswego Parry Sound Canada Pittsburgh Pa New Orleans La Port Huron Mich Saugeen Canada Shreveport La St Louis Mo St Paul Mum St Vincent Minn Toledo Tol onto Canada Vicksburg Miss Yankton Mackinac Mich Michigan Copper Mining Stocks Mail reports from Boston announce that the mar ket continues in a quiet state wiih moderately lower prices all around the amount of business transact ed has been very light Ingot copper is nominally 15c with some small lots offering at 15 Any one who predicts lake copper will sell at 20c before January Is simply making a wild guess for the man is not living who can forecast the mar ket with any degree of certainty it Ls very fair to presume' that the price of ingot copper may be higher within the next six months but the basis for any prediction'of its future course is very narrow Pig iron has stiffened $1 per ton which is a hopeful feature Calumet Hecla which was firm early in the week at an advance to 245 suddenly broke to 241 on a sale' of a single share and later by auction some 70 odd shares at 240 and 240 Catalpa dropped from 65 to 00 the middle 6f the week and later back to 65 but the movement was almost entirely speculative ranklin de clined: from 10 to 10 and when the market moves as it will some time this' stock 'may be put down as among the cheap ones Indian Queen further declined to 81t dividend on and is offered at that Osceola advanced from 19 to 21 and off to 20 with a moderate demand Pewabic no sales for the week 3 bid and no stock offering Quincy further declined from 49 to 48 with a fractional rallv later Silver Islet sold at 344 for ten shnnu and closes offered at 4 Sullivan is neglected atl to 1 and the promised movement in it is very slow in maturing A The exact amount of refined copper taken from Lake Sunerior in 1882 was 5691(1 ifl? nromla The following show the highest and lowest prices of the stocks that have shown fluctuations during week: Catalpa Harsnaw Osceola Sullivan Lithographers kvEST LITHOGRAPHING CO OXACID Sfa Lumber rrv vM i ouuucTsswr KJ kTSRVEIT A BRADY (Limited) i snippers ana veaiers au Kinds 1K00D LUMBER 460 West ort st Ipdol Goods and Mathematical BLACK CU 77 Woodward ave ipfr Warehouses and Printers Suppllea f'ETBUH rArikK vvt 159 JAfTAcrm ava JES BROS 1 141 jetrerson gve nW york 'a WOXEY JUBfi 2R TMr jj cpercent Prime mercantile paper 4 I Cities STERLING EXCHANGE I CllicagO xeh butt Were quiet at I Milwae ifcnand 481 I Detroit bar silver I Toledo here 110 I PRODUCE exports I St Louis 'rports for the week 36408000 I Ks City GOVERNMENT bonds I t011'13 were strong Tbe following Totals Quotations a "108JNew4S I ups 187 Railroad hcinhsl vre iiTegular The following are York 63 if div 83 104iUnion Pacific Ists 115J land grants lstsH2lu sinkingfundH7j iwtt? 6 5 IVn fis itf 102 Va consols Kse consols oreign money markets Stocks Peims 70 18 $1 25 I io 1 10 I Bid 75 GRAIN MOVEMENT The movement in flour and grain at the principal seaboard and lake ports yesterdays os reported bytelegraph is shown fa the following tables: ARQABD nECglTS lour bbls 17000 2W Daily at 10 a and 4 Sunaaysat 10 a 2 and 6 froxr HUTCHINGS Dock between Griswold and Shelby Streets Detroit Wyandotte Grosse lie AND AMHERSTBURG STEAMER RIVERSIDE leaves Amherstburg daily (Sundays excepted) at i a for Detroit Returning leaves Detroit at 4 ASHLEY A MITCHELL Agents oot of irst street INANCIAL DETROIT nCRANOE BONDS AND WAfeiUNTS carefully revised every day for The it j05 Press by Dhvid Preston Co bank "oodward avenue Detroit New York Jiun Chicago fts reg Cs ofTll rer 5s of ext Coupons per cents coups silver and silver tinned dollar silver LAND WARRANTS J' 1 s7 es per acre 81 al 1 sizes per acre 1 bounty land scrip 1 swamp land scrip on the 011 ew York is lower with the sellingrn Canadian bonks 1 16 per cent prem Unitea States banks for payment of Canada is per cent premium rs Vwnaal KtA it VUtiU4U LMMUfa UVtV3 AU WAV I premium Cities bank notes are a first lien on the assets 1 issuing the same IN York I nua I Montreal I Totals 04 75 5 5 5005 75 5O0G 75 6 0006 25 7 5008 00 04 00 101 i Hk rt ni for spot wheat of No 1 white were lai 1 opening price was lower than yester 45744 before the close of the call it had 124 opening July opened c33 aurng the caU' October opened WK The alR? Iost duriuS the 1 tne sales and nrices aNO I WhltA CTT rtfr 1 1 nneo 4 ti nt ty CHIr? uu uT) i liai? I car at Per bu July 05lAll bu and 4 Ww? si SSSSr "i si SMfc' Sr ou I I vYrvl vul per uu 43d prfctower11 No barrow Co 1'5 I fmmnnC3 "TI pucea ana Closed at a further I tow ot ic July opened lower rallied Me and I oined 1 ie price paid' August V1 advanced and fell back to 1c faRXwrl 7 1 aoepiemoer 4 r2Te opening but fell back again and closeda IrwuQ Ttjt ft Baltim'e Db I Totals lake AXDitrvai poitTSHnMia rs urs Hats Straw Goods vv NEWLAND A CO ft cv jw i ucjierwn ave Gravel Roofing 4 HAGEMAN xuMonaegen Block Grocers jtW LINN ion TSVrere vouwABvu ave Hardware SONS CO 103 to 111 WoodhrtdcrA et vreo kcSAKME LETCHER OO vw VZWAMAAIAC BU nC5K I Writes: jZBfjBrHrlBc in atating that Ihavo been 19 tV neneiated oy Ata 1 i 1 1 1 a most exceiLanv remedy zor fo1 UJUdf the debilitated vital forces i kt 4 niii re IM 1 IH rcorrespondonce 571 1 KT I it I 1 I I I 4 4 I i 1 Alpena Cheboygan Mackinaw I igh tickets aolJ Btate rooms Wheat Corn Oats Bariev 1137 512 1506 540 3G52 3155 540 3652 To day Yesterday Lowest Highest LowestjHigbest No 1 white spot $1 01 $1 05 $1 04 $1 05 No 1 July IM 1 05 1 05 05 No 1 August 1 06 1 07 1 06 1 07 No 1 September Jl 08 1 09 1 084 1 09 No 2 white 92 94 94 94 No 3 white 7G 77 7816 79 No2red 110 112 112' 112 fe' The opening and closing prices paid or bid to day and yesterday are given in tbe following table: To day I Yesterday Opened Closed I Opened Closed No 1 white spot 31 04l $1 04 31 05 $1 04 Nol July 105 104 102 105 Nol August 1 07 1 06 1 07 1 06 No 1 September 1 09 1 OS 1 00 1 08 No 2 white 94 I 92l 94 94 No 3 white 77 76 I 79 78 No 2 red 112 110! 112 112 lour Wheat Corn Oats Rye bbls' bu' bu bu bu bu 9500 31000 199000 121000 15000 14000 21 JXX) 21000 5000 40 10465 3323 30000 siooo 520 4500 1500 4500 3000 6000 59000 19000 2000 6000 18000 34060 108965 355500 200823 20000 J6 000 lAst To Lost year day year 225 875 375 20057 '3099 5000 2500 827 2360 4J 'V A 7W7ZW 1.