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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

The ceariugs at the Gold Exchange Bank were &c.,
$50 OOO and the balance S2iL5i On Thursday the SUB
Treasurer will sell 100000 gold to the highest bidder
subject 10 the same conditions as today's sale
Government bonds were in good demand. There was
fair inquiry from investors for gold bonds and also for
currency per cents IOOs steady The market Is
without speculative activity but the large dealers arc
STEADILY buying bonds in anticipation Of higher prices IN
July. At tho close the market strong with firm
tone The purchases to-day have been very large, one
house having taken fully 100000 Of bonds.
state bonds continued dull New Tennessee per
cents sold ut ca; North Carolina per cents 5Si Mis-
souri per cents ssi Railway bonds were steady. Mis-
celaneous shares irregular Quicksilver declined
20 IA; Delaware and Hudson firm at 1874
Cumberland Coal active advancing per cent since
last quotations Express shares neglected Pacific
Mail was without special features. selling at sOs0si,
closing mt ST. Al second call there improved In
qury for State bonds and quotations were from tsB
higher Quicksilver depressed, selling at IL, from
the fact that the Company selling bonds 70 take up
tho floating debt, which amounts TO about 100000
Bankers and Brokers sold at l07 Lake Shore dividend
bonds advanced TO o..
Tho railway speculation was confined 70 Michigan
Southern Lake Shore and North Western and st. Paul
shares. The New.York roads duh and neglected
Reading steady at 99sagqi; Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh advanced 20 99l Rock Island and Fort Wayne
we're dull. Ohio and Mississippi Common sold at ssh
New.Yotk and Haven, l25 Hannibal and st. Joseph.
40; Dubuque and Sioux City, 100. Northwestern Com
in demand, advancing 20 953 the Preferred
less active but continued firm AZ lO68Oi The ransao
tion In Michigan Southern and Lake Shore excited
the former advancing per cent and the latter per cent
from the opening prices At tho second call the peoula
tive feeling was checked aud the Western list from
IaIt lower than the highest quotations Of the morning
At the close the market assumed strong appearance
and prices generally recovered 10 the highest quotations
OF tho day Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at los Moh
gan Southern, llsl
ma ~ hou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
A BRUTAL HUSBAND

On Sunday morning Michael Barnes, laborer
returned to his apartment the second floor Of No 81
goosevetst in grossly intoxicated state and at once
commenced abusing his wife. After nhictinr several
bows upon the unOending woman, the brute according
h. be Abatement Of the police, threw her the floor and
nmped upOn and kicked her causing serious cOntusions
h te breast and lower portion OF the body Not sat.
d .ith these Outrages he threw her Of the omen
and she fell 70 the yard beneath receiving dan
ecrous Injuries lie was soon after arrested and locked
~ ~ sbo 1at-st Police STATION The was tahen
- elieve Hospital In an almost insensible condition.
Actuated by a wish 10 screen her husband the woman
oIes The Inost contradictory statements and denals
Concerning the assault and Gays she does not wish TO
make complaint against him Coroner kOilns wiz take
fln nnte-mOrtem statement OF INC woman tVu"y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
SMALLPOX AT BLAoKwELps ISLAND.

The smallpox has made its appearance on
Blackwels Island. Toward the close Of last week the
disease spread rapidly and the number Of patients In
creased fast that thought there would have to
be greater accommodations for them. The COmmlsson-
es have made every preparation 10 havo abundant
commodatlons for whatever number they may have 10
provide for There about 80 patients In tho hos
pita sick with this Oathsome disease The ply sol8ps
consider 1t 70 be moro varolod than smallpox The ds-
ease Is rapidly abatng, however, under the excellent
medical treatment Every precauton taken TO insure
safety ana prevent further okness When persons
found To have the smallpox, or the symptoms OF IT, they
arc not allowed TO remain In the city but at
moved to the hosptaland placed under medical treat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
LIABILITY OF DIVORCED PERSONS.

Charlotte r. Derby agt Chauncry H. Derby
Supreme Court, Chambers before Mr Justice Cardozo-
The parties 10 this suit divorced four years
ago. the decree In the suit being the usual one releasing
the paiDtf absolutely from the marriage forbiddng tho
defendant rcmaTry during the lifetime OF the plaintiff
and granting her amOny at the rate Of Sl20 per
Mrs Derby subsequently married Mr.. Wheaton OF the
United states Army. The defendant also remarked and
Mrs Wheaton claims has not paid 0limoBy for the last
fifteen months The case now comes up on motion 10
punish him for contempt IN remaryng and for the non
payment OF the almOny. The defendant claims that he
was married in NewJerbey, and therefore committed no
contempt against kewYork Court, and claims that as
the plaintiff has remarked she not entitled 10 amOny
The Court took the papers and reserved It's decision Mr.
Dunphy for plaintiff; Mr. Sedwick for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
EMBEzzLEMENT BY A PosT-oFFIcE CLERK

In the y. S. Circuit Court, before Judge
Benedict, the Of the United States ag George j.
Delaney, in which the defendant, PosOce clerk ia
indicted for embezzng letter intrusted 70 him. con-
tanning articles of value, was called on for trial.
Counsel for defendant stated that, upon conviction
under tho present Indictment the defendant must be
sentenced TO imprisonment for 10 years, at least He
claimed that mitigating circumstances existed In the
case aud cOncusvey showed that until the commission
OF this Oense the defendants characternhad been
celent He therefore, asked and obtained leave from
the District attorney for the defendant 10 plead
dictment framed under stature which would leave the
Court discretion to sentence the defendant for term
ranging from two 10 ten years.
The defendant was then remanded for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
THE FULFILLMENT OF CONTRA CTs-OPINION OF
JUDGE INGRAHAM

THE FULFILLMENT OF CONTRACTS-OPINION OF
JUDGE INGRAHAM
John T.. Hubbell agt. Pauline Van Schoeniag
aud anoher.-supreme Court, Special Term.-This was
an action for the specific performance Of contract for
the sale OF real estate The facts sufficiently appear
the following opinion OF Mt Justice lngtaham: The
contract for the sale OF the Ot for which this action Is
brought provides for the delivery OF the deed and the
payment OF the money on the Path Of January 1865 at
place named therein. on that day the vendors
waited at the place designated from q in the
morning until u the afternoon. They had the deed
ready for delivery according TO the agreement. The
plaintiff did not appear at the place until p. M when
he said be was not ready. and asked extension This
refused and the defendants insisted that the
should be closed and rendered the deed subse
quenty, the plaintiff offered TO pay te money and
manded the deed, 10 which the defendants replied they
material question is whether the defendants were bound
to accept the tender on subsequent day 10 that nAed IN
the contract The rule undoubtedly that time is not
essential 10 the contract unless made 20 by the parties
This may be done in various ways. The com
Provision prov ON that it shall Ie void II not
peared at the time aud place fixed to complete the con-
tractor II Do5tme place Named then the time Is not
ward where tho party gives notice OF the intent
require performance the day. and is ready aud ten
terwardo perform nor ho liable for damages for his
fusa II the vendors as in this case attended 70 per
form, waited the whole day. and finally made tender "
tho deed which was refused by the veHdc" on the
ground that be was not ready see no reason on which
perform 1t is clear that damage be
recovered, because there has been breach
on MS part anu tluIy tuoulu not COmpcl
a performance OF contract, which the party
offered to perform at the time designated There
dOubtedy Of hardship where party has received
tho greater part Of the purchase money and takes ad
vantage OF the noncOmpetOD OF the contract the day
designated, forfeit the money paid. Ia such cases
equity would relieve by compelling etner performance Of
the contract refunding the money paid. But such
reason applies where the sum paid only nominal
amount to give validity 20 the contract" Mr. Justice
ngraham then quotes at some length from tho Of
DomRGE I agt Michael a 5.o s2nef s' BePsdiet agt
Eng. Law and Eq. r., 2s5. IN support Of these
views, ana continues In fact the very nature OF the
contract Is such that performance by either must be
defence to claim for damages, and offer 10 per,
form s equally good IL s only when the parties by their
compliance with those terms, that Court OF Equity viii
give relief In the present The vendors ready
and waited all day perform at the place appointed
and when an extension was asked for II refused.
Under such circumstances THINK the plaintiff has 10
grounds which to ask for specific performance
The complaint should be dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
THE wATERsT FTRE-LIsT OF LOSSES AND
INsIRANCIg

The loss on stock and machinery of VIM II.
Boyer whose linsoed Oh mandatory, at No 52 Water.
st. destroyed by fire yesterday morning amounts
$4,000. Insured by the following companies On i'm.
prOyements, 5000 by tho Insurance Company Of the
Etate Of Pennsylvania, and 1880 by the Charter Oak
Company Of Hartford Conn., stock t00Oo by the I'm.
pefa Company and 1850 each by the Putnam State Of
Pennsylvania OF Philadelphia, Merchants Of Chicago.
aud WIlhamsburgh CITY; on machinery. 5000 by the
North American OF Philadelphia 81 800 by the COunectl-
cut Of Hartford and 81 800 each by tho Putnam PhgniI
North American, and Western Of Buffalo The building
Is owned by VIM. ID. Andrews anu Is damaged 10 tho
brass founder who occupied the rbt floor OF No 49,
amounts 10 &OG insured. Tho tenants on tho two up
per floors lose 81 800 furniture and effects insured
The building Is owned by Phelps, Dodge Co. and 10
damaged 10 the amount Of $500 not insured. Messrs.
barton Sherwood, shipwrghts, who occupy No. $50,
SUSTAINED slight loss by water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
INQUEBTS.

Coroner Flynn will to-day hold an inquest
at No 1877 seventhst over the body Of Mrs Ellen Fiz
patrick On Thursday last In stepping from o Hunters
Point ferryboat, the New.York slde her foot was
caught between the boat and the bridge and terribly
tated Death followed from the shock pnd exhaustion
consequent upon the injury. Coroner eohlriner held
inquest at No 81 Oiverst the body OF Mrs Sarah
Mohat aged 90 years, who died suddenly Coroner Rol
Inns yesterday held an Inquest the body Of Lawrence
Oyany native OF Ireland, aged SO years whose body
was found floating In the East River Off Pier No. So He
was last seen alive In the vicinity OF Jamessp March
g. He leaves widow and four children at No Pei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
THE CUBAN EXPEDITIONS,

Marshal Barlow denies the statements that
have been made in relation to the Arago conveying
expedition to Cuba He says the PERT is the only vessel
sailing from this port that has conveyed anything like
an expedition TO that Island, and that she simply
TOOK a number OF unarmed men passengers, and a
quantity OF arms and ammunition freight.
In the Quaker City matter tho owners OF the vessel
nave filed their answer Which simply the allega-
IONS In the libel that the vessel fitted out as pr.
yateer. - - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

SAFES TO LET BY THE NATIONAL PARK BANK IN
THEIR BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF YAULT-Partie.
who are occupying or who may occupy Safes in
said Vault, are informed that two capacous Safes
6xS feet, are set aside for the gratuto storage a
SILVER WARE and other VALUABLEs. while thu
owners are absent from the city. To those desroo,
of obtaining the greatest security for their valuable
papers, we would state that there are still a few
Safes to be rented in the SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT o.
this Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
CoURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANfBRRs-No 80. 50, lO5 l5l
l73 no. I9l m 200 ZIG 28 2 2 2 49, 49, 2iO 22 a49 2+i
2Ig 25 2s5 26n 26l 2G3 ia 49, 279 28i, 26, call 80
MnINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 2g76, 1884, 30S5,
3O3l 3LN $3.50 3ll 3Oil 30il -
SURROGATE'S COURT-Wills Of Lucus Chittenden
sarah Dixon james Percyal Daniel Kusman William W. Harder
Administration Of Goods &C. Of lea G. Lyon Will Of Michael Gie9
Goods &c shea H. Buehn Armstrong Wils
Of CaharBs Joseph Bertrand Henry ~ Steele Letters Tesla
meHsrr, estate vi DOreba kspp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
TupEE PERSONS DROWNED IN THE BAY.

On Sunday evening five domestlcS, hanleu
Michael Bracken James Conroy Thomas brauS' EHem
Do,oI,ue and another Young woman, name unknown, all
,,oved In the Pavilion Hotel New Brighton, staten
Island went tho water near the MOTEL IN sIa t
.vhoat for a short excursion. They had been out Dut
lrfef time when the boat was capsized, ana an were
SbTowD into the The cries OF the browning per
800 bTougbt 10 their assistance anumDer OF the NaSeIs
800 tFo Of the party, Brady and the woman, DOhOnue
$40 Tescued The Others drowned before assist
Ahet could reach them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
Increase in May. 1859.
t25,I96 sI

The Dubuque papers state that the McGregOr and
Sioux City Railroad has been sold TO the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad Company Tho consideration Is not
named but rough estimate toward It may be named,
based upon the fact that the stamps upon the in
strument amounted to over CO., It is limited that the
McGregor and Sioux City Railroad is but link to i'm
mense chain up the Missouri Nobrara, and on toward
the Pacific by another tans-continenta route in compe
ton with that just completed from Omaha to San Fran
cisco.
The contract for putting down the iron on the Burling
on Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad has been let
Tracklayng will commence at Burlington and Cedar
Rapids about the st OF June aud 1t is expected 20 have
the whole line Q6O miles, completed from Burlington 10
Waterloo by the 1t Of January next The company has
already purchased 5000 tuns Of iron four locomotives,
and a number OF Fat cars.
The CHICAGO Republican Of Saturdays says:
General trade continues rule quiet and values are
steady and without important ehanseA The weather To-
day unayOrable TO the trapsacton or outdoor Dus
more or less affects indoor operations At the banks
there only fair demand for money ana he geneGl
features OF the loan market the same as noted for
several days past the supply In the hands or bankers
being in OF all legitimate demands The interior
call for currency again comparatively hght Whlle
the receipts both from the East aud West were fair
Eastern exchange WAS fiat, more sellers than buyers
appearing the market and rates were decidedly weak
al voc 6s discount between city banks hwaukee con.
uues tosend large amounts OF her exchange 10 this city,
Notwithstanding have plenty OF our own and some TO
spare. Counter rates were unsettled and Irregular 81
whole range OF llO9t discount buying and par 10 llO
premium selling.
TABLE of tho Acreage Amount Of L0dns, Specte, Creld
ton. Deposits ard Legal Tenders en- the Banks Of s
CitV OF Ner York for he ueek ending Saturday. Nay
80 A0O'' ia. ac..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

FIRST MORTGAGE Six PER CENT GOLD BoSps on
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF MIA.
sOURI-We are now closing out the balance Of tbi,
desirable security at the low price of S and accrued
interest in CURRENCY. These bonds limited 10 less
than $4,000 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the entire property Of the Company. thus making
the same one of the safest and most profitable secu
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

COFFEE-Demand very fair and the feeling tle be ~, \
business general aud BUYERS operate e,,s -
G2OO bags Of lilo. lnsulyeu; 2S9 do eN T. = NA'"'
n Wayfrer and An Dark private terms s,,. Fou
FLOUR AND MEAlTbe market for Western ua $3.50. are a.
mora active hut AZ for most grades s5ae Wis.s
exception These demand az steady peeS EA 76 bA
GROUND Flours unstable irregular aud lower Inc es 49, ~
a. As 25 IS Is for Superhne IS OdSb o Wss,,s
1886 IS for Fancy DO IS S0d &c % for the low gas IS
grtra S6 259s6 50 for good 10 choice Spring nb a. pprf
1ST65 for Minnesota aud Iowa kErasi 20 lVaso 81 R9st
Ohio Sc 706S7 Trade brands and Family 90 Nbssf
as gi 81 90 Tor Amber Winter West kxtra lnhA ry
Il aOaS825 for White Wheat DO do 80 ~ & C,fopa
AMI Louis Extra aud Douoe hiu S-8Sgs
Flour Ia heavy aud limited denaudi sales OF 80 h
for Horn and 81 00S9 65 for hmus oousq ar, aceebi
demand Init 10 effect Of grades lower a. Oa9i
Choice Family grades dul sales Of ~ T, % 90
10 fr oripiry 10 good Baltimore AMI pr a.,
Al rs for Extra Georgia aud Virginia. 81 Rf
aud s6 9klJ for Extra and Family ha ana su a. a 80
Fosr s LsayJ aud u nOdOae denapd sales 81 EV 0'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
FALL OF A Roor-rnREE woRKMEN INJURED.

About III O'clock a. M, yesterday, the roof
Of the carpentershop No Iseventhave owned and oc-
cupled by George Freeman, fell in with a crash The
following workmen were injured: Jacob Coon OF No 224
West Sixteenth ST., severe cut tho head: Timothy
Cotton residing In Thrtethst, badly cut over tho oye
James Toram, residing In Mottst. injured internally.
Toram Was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital The others we're
conveyed home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

currency Ten Per Cent per annum Trustees: I
EDGAR THOMSON of Philadelphia, Pa CHARIEs I.
FROST of New-YOrk City. We regard these Bond.
as among the best ever offered on the market. Gov.
eminent Bonds and Gold will be received in paymeD,
at their market price, free Of commission Limited
number for sale on favorable terms aud full pfo,.
nation furnished by HENRY CLEws g. Co.
Bankers. No. 30 WallaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
$4,000 total Receipts, t17s7s4 OaI total Payments,
$751; $3.50 2s balance. S76sss,G1s 81.
The imports OF specie at this port during the pastweek

The Security Savings Bank at Thirty-fourthst. and
Third.ave, commenced business Saturday The OIL
GERS of the bank are Henry T. Capen. President;
Messrs d. d. 7. Marshall and Joseph W. Ritch Vice
Presdents Joel A. Fithlan, esq, Treasurer, aud ex-
lieut.. Gov. Stewart L. woodford, Counsel
The following is statement Of the business at the
United States Assay once at Eew.York for the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
THE McHENRY PERJURY CASE.

In this case, in which, as previously reDorted,
the jury found the defendant John D. McIenry. guilty
on perjury IN making false afdavs and giving false tes-
um4ny against hessrs. Rollins. Harland and Others a
motIoh WIZ be made next Saturday in the IT, s. Circnt
COu before Judge Benedict for arrest OF Judgment
pruning "a gument on a motion for a new trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

SEVEN PER CENT FRsT-CLAss GOLD BoNDs.-
Principal payable in Gold in Fifty Years Interest
payable in Gold in New-York or London, free Of
United States taxation. Issued by the BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY,
being First Mortgage Convertible Sinking Fund
Bond, secured by the railroad, branches, depot.
grounds. rolling stock equipment, and franchise of
tho Company, A irSt.class investment, yielding in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

Money continues easy, with large amounts offered
time at per cent The call continue TO range from
o07 per cent but tho amount Offering In OF tho
requirements OF brokers' Commercial paper Is dull at
40 per cent for prime names.
Sterling Exchange was firm with good demand from
Importers prime 6Oday bills sold at 1913 sight, ilOl
The transactions at the onoe tho Assistant Treas
wera Receipts for Customs 0O for Gold Notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
MoSDAY, May SIP. N

Gold opened at 1891, sold at 13S301S8t013Ss,
closing 1854 el3ss The bids for Treasury gold today
amounted to $4,000 ranging from 1878 to 1850 The
awards were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
GRAIN, PROVISION. AND OTHER Markets
l'N'~'' MoNpAY Mar 81, ~

ASHES-The market is steady bot quiet; sales Of n 0o' -
Al an for PotS Pearls nominal az - 23d - - -. an,
NCofTON-The demand has again been very good ana 80
better closing qule owing 20 the small supply A ~
A 9s SATURDAY eenngl Of which 258 we're taken b spue .s
specnators TO hy exporters aes also 81 100 OaSs 10"
for June on private terms We quote - DloNsi r..
W 'NN' - ' lfuapHs Ae Mobile. New Orleans Iehts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
ALLEGED CoUNTERFEITER pIsouARarn

Benjamin Simon, the boy who was charged
before Commissioner Shields with having been engaged
In passing counterfeit SSCent OurTonCy o. V0psn WHO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

keen annie and peanut stands has been owing
70 rk OF proof that the money IN question III tDs case
was fbe money passed by defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
JAY COOKE & Co.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs Of the Rock
FORD, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD Con-
PANY, pay principal and interest-lst February and
LIST August-in GOLD Com, free Of Government tai.
We recommend these bonds as one of the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps, giving full information, sent
on application. HENRY CLRws 4 Co,
Bankers No. 39 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE SUPE
RIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by 1,6S2,OOO acres of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
chises, and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ANEUM. We recommend these bonds as
desirable investment for persons collecting May
CoUPoNs Holders of so BONDS can exchange at
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
ono per cent in gold additional income. A limited
amount for sale, and full particulars furnished by
Ia COnup G. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01

PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAT.
Prime choice Aattle 0ilt
INST quality.
Medium. good. r qualify Ul5
That Of ordinary thin Steers oxen. and Gf
Inferior West grade Of Cstts.. di3
The general average othe market to-day eae5 at..l5
Extreme 0f prices 0lol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW LINN IN LII AiAhhEI-
RECEIPTS
For TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, May 81, 1899.
Beeves Cows Yeas sheen sid ian0a sF1ne. Total
6Ol3 "a 1901 1916 25lG21 5G0S
These were sold at TIE following marKetnlaces;