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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
SPECIAL Noiltes.

Highly Important Art Sale Il
THOS. Z. KIRBY & co. AUCrIoNEERs
AT THEIR ART GAbLERIEs st5 AZ BHoADWAY
A MOST IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
COSTLY OIL PAINTINGS.
PICTURES OF STERLING MERIT BY
EMINENT MODERN MASTERS
GALLERY OF EDWARD s. FARWELL, ESQ,
OVER ONE HUNR}R5ER9 ~ sEP EaT EXAMPLES OF
THE ENTIRE CoLLECr ZION TO BE SOLD At AUG.
ToMokRow, THURsDAY AID FRIDAY EVENINGS.
December IA and Is. at o'clock.
THIS WEDNESDAY, THUR ,DAY AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS,
WITHOUT RESERVE, BY ORDER OF IMPORTER,
GREAT SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS
USEFUL AND oRN,At1MAlTENTrALd C OBJ EGTs, Nm
CLOCKS.
Elegant European Ceramic Art Real BrOnzes Brass Goods
Bisque and Terra cups and Figures Fine Plaques
amy Ok ?T FREE &f EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
Artistic Memorials.
THENEW ENGLAN ID GRANltEMO hhS' harti0rd,Conn-
onarre9 and g2'rTf,lops Westerly Z, l. n.,,w,,u,
and without charge Correspondents
hcited. ~ T. ONCE. I5Zl u way. Z. W. CANFlELD, AsL
Board Wanted in R5ya's family ;%gS
Tribune Uptown ONCE 23o Broadway.
Christmas Presents"
The extensive and varied assortment IN OF
ARTISTIC BRoNZEs.
CLOCKS IN MARBLE, ENAMEL, BRONZE,
AND POLISHED BRASS,
with Chimes and Gongs
TRAVELLING CLOCKS. MANTEL SETS. !
CANDELABRA, WRISTBANDS,
sCoNCEs FLOWER VASES,
CALL BELLS METAL AND PORCELAIN
LAMPS, &C.,
Selected in Europe this season specially for tho
HOLIDAY TRADE,
Is OFFERED AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES By
MITCHELL, VANCE CO.,
$50 AND s39 BROADWAY.
Near Isth.stJ
Eew-York
Uaruets-3OO pieces have been purchased by
us about half value and placed on sale from - % per
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INTERPRETATIONS SHOULD BE REDUCED.
" From The Philadelphia fTess . .
If Chairman HiscOck Is wise he will slice
sr wn the department estimates in his APPROPRIATION
Sls upon the liberal scale which the country ap
Siei 10 Republican majoriues last fall
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

divisions Of time for the ~ hours
oscieos
mercury during bours skeD ote nae Ietss,
Indicated
he msey, Broadway
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THAT'S How IT WAs.-Mike: Well, Pat
how did the prates sell Pat Faith they didn't fetch
half what expected and. be iabers, always thought
they wouldn't!
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Married.

Bird Mamma keeps Canares in song and cures
diseases. 10 cents at Druggists
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

"A tame message" The st. Louis Rcpatlican
calls IT, Woll did you expect wild one rom tame
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sTIGER-LOW-On Wednesday December 0, 1882, at st.
Georges Episcopal Church Brooklyn by the Rev. George
b. Carter oliver NJ. Stiger 20 Marie A. Low.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

,rb, lead TO the closing OF manufacturing establish
snsrts a rd the ipau g;iration OF another panic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13

This union OF WHITE WHEAT GLUTEN and vegetable oisis
the tendency TO intestinal inactivity
widely prevalent in America and upon which 50
MANY painful diseases depend The philosophy
curative of SUPPosrro REs simple
and Interesting The good results which have attended their
clearly attributable to the INCREASED NUTRITION OF
THE PARTS Being fed directly BY the vital nutrien
the manifest life
acknowledge t vigor which only through aD
propae nutrut The know ledge that the VITA processes
may DO susi aled lon considerable period by the absorption
OF through any surface has Induced ne Deei
that local or dependent
condition OF the nerve suesof the rectal region could DO
by s snh disappointment has attended the
practical application Of the tNoy, Not only has long stand
Ing been Quick Teved and the tendency t0 it
finally overcome, but coincle'y, serious and painful
affections disA
reached that In all Of and persistent ia
activity rectal region the GLUIEN SUPPoTOnEs Will
prove valuable the soluble and u0grishng
foods Of HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. Wph this effective
local application together with the WHOLE WHEAT GLuIES
nush food. the necessity for employing laxa
cahartlcs and enemas would seem ~ be entirely
obyated. , =,
'' health FOOD COMPANY.
aud 7G 4thve aud 80 and II East l0hs next door 10
Stewards.
Brooklyn Office, Clinton ST.
FOR good reliable painless Dentistry forty
reduced. Good Rubber sets -
inward Gold aud PatIna WORK on bes terms Bess
Filling from up. Extracting under gas, 30 cents
Dr. WAIT q son. % East 25d'st near 4thave
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VERY REMARKABLE BcSK SALE.
NOW READY.


Chefs d9uvres Of printing binding and illustration The
whole Just received from London for ho .iday sales
Catalogues in Clinton Hall
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Administer Carpets pieces have been purchased Dy
us at about half value and placed on sale from 81 % per
yard -. go, - -. ,o.. =.
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6uerlal NotIres

Bangs e. Co.
Nos. 739 and TAI Broadway
will sell
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. sts;son m, o
portion LIBRARY Of lats e. s. SANFORD. ESQ.
OF Brooklyn comprising many and valuable books and
large number of those works which Justly ciassed as
standard literature The greater number Of the books are In
handsome substantial bindings and perfect.
- AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE DE.
SlRABLE BOOKS SUITABLE FOR ANY PRIVATE
LIBRARY.
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Home. made Niiucc Meat.

AND
PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIE5. PICKLES &c.
Housekeepers can get the above articles male from L
fashioned lOue receipts, and warranted plr DY selung
ordersto SARAH >. MCELRArH.
1913 De1raW-st. BrOOklvl. y. Y.
Cironlars with references AMI prices sent application.
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WORK OF THE YEAR.
Crouch & Fitzgerald

HAVE A FULL LINE OF USEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.
TRUNKS, BAGS. 81 rCHELS. &C. So
UMBRELLAS AND LEATHER GOODS. aI'
l CORTLANDT-Sr 5j6 BROADWAY ..
1913 SIXTHAVE.
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great OF design and color Comprising many
fine qualify Oushak, thiordes. Daghesan
Kehm, koula, Melas, Bagdad, Armenian Antique Enrkey
khya Kurdestan. BOkhafa SIX CdiDels mar, sHWooi
Turkey Persian Rugs. rich in color and design
Sow ON EXHIBITION AT CLINTON IA III.
To be sold by auction III RSDAY end following days a.
2;30 O'Clock.
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to 90 manufactures for piano. save dealers profit
Instruments SO per month. open evenings.
HORACE WATERS & CO. No. s2G broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13

Al notices of Marriages must be Endorsed tciM full
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ATTENTION is INVITED TO AN UNUSUAL AS
soRTMENT OF FINE OLD CLOCKS, WITH and WITH.
OFT CHIMES. ARE ~ PERFECT ORDER.
HOWARD & CO.. 26l 5th.are., New-YOrk.
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A VERY SUPERIOR COLLECTION

Also,
CAppEIS, PORTIERES AND EMBROIDERIES,
"N" ANTIQUE AND MODERN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
Geo. A. Leavitf e. Co. Auctionee

Comprising many very desirable and frS "a
MAR artists. Also number OF chose so-a
artists proofs.
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oRIENpAL RUGS

NOW ON EXHIBITIONS AT CLINTON HALL
six HUNDRED
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name and address.
a<z1<zrlu4IEXUf1xr-n
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The New or Association for Improving the Condti
Of nh

the manufacturer for your piano sayo pfoht
HORACE wArER5 CO. No s2G Roadway
The New or Association for Improving the Condition
oil the Poor.
Blessed is he that consdereth the poor"
THE Lord loyeth cheerful gyer"
December, 1882
The season OF year greyons the poor has ar
rived all Its intensity and pesage Of distress The ur'
gent necessity situation cOnpes the association TO re-
spectfuy earnestly address the public In behalf OF is
suffering citizens The demands upon US are threefod
greater than at the time In sSl.
Our association well known is private and voluntary
charity IL has subjects and has declared what
that choice namely "To aid those whom II can physicay
and morally elevate and others" And this 1t safely
do when Of the law forco for tho9o
whom Association cannot consistently relieve refers to
the public charity.
Contributions may be sent 10 either OF the undersigned
Howard Potter President 90 Wa-sL Robert b. Minturn,
Treasurer 7S souhst; r. Fulton Cutting Chairman, 81
WaLs; James w. Alexander l20 Broadway W. L. Bridge.
l6Exchangepace ~, -. IN
4th ave . o -. .,
George Webb, 40 4hayei Frank lawson. 50 PnesI
Pile. PermaueatIy EradicareI
Inl TO woeks without &as ngature o. calsc seal DC
circular containing reerences DR HO1I 50 est IuLss
Transiations Wanted;-A gentleman. well qualified oners
his services translate French into English either heay
commercial. Address TRANSLATION, tribune once,
The Great success Achieved -. o., ,,,,,,
LIVER OIL with PEP>IN and QUININE. has iniucei
many limitations Oct the original III Bway aud DC oAs
Tall Dutch Clocks
ATTENTION is INVITED TO AN UNUSUAL AS
soRTMENT OF FINE OLD CLOCKS, WITH and WITH
orr CHIMES. ARE ~ PERFECT ORDER.
HOWARD & CO.. 26l 5th-are., New-YorA
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LIVE srncK MAnKErs-nY rELEGRApa-

Ii r
BUFFALO June IA CNTTLR-Recepts to-day. 100 head;
ota week lar. 6,s5J head. time last
1000 head through lS9 cars good grades in
demand Extra Good Choice steers
- 750S- GOOD shippers . 4UGS' 81; Light Steers - 10
SHEEP AMI LAMBs-Reoepts to-day 800 head total for
the l4.uOO head for time last week,
$4,000 head; consigned through II good demaEi and
yrlces hi Sheep. Lambs dull and unchanged
saie. Good clipped sheep - JOtJ 10. very
Choice here. Lambs 80 50 70.
hOGsKeceipts today 5000 head: total for week thus far
$1,000 time last 1900 head con-
signed through IS demand and lending upward
sales Good 10 Choice Workers. - 2o0<S 90. Light
do - Good Medium Weights s. 4oao %; Pigs 10 10
dS7
CHICAGO. June a. Hoes Receipts 10000 ship
300 head, market la ~ active 30 decline oil &C. well
cleared Mixed - 5u6t7 no Heavy sass 90; Light - so
a - 80; -kip-, - 5O0S7 ..
CArILE-Iecclps 200 head; shipments. 1000 head mar
inactive prices and 4uc III her than last
Exports - 30 g. Good 10 choice shipping - 90
Texans shade higher Poor 10 Far - % 49,
Medium O Good - - rs Choice here Heavy Stookers
and Feeders - 2tde" 80.
- sJaS3 JO Good Texans - 1a4 90 common 10
Choice Natives. &JGtj Lambs per head 81 5Od - %
head market slow; Prime SoG=s 90 Good GS1 90 Com
: % 90
HOGs-heceIpts 600 head market fair, PhIadephias,
: tiuOrrs, TO- workers., lu0r4
Keeelpts 800 head market dun. Extra - zoo
- 80 GOOD = 10 -. Common, - - %
81. LOUIS, June Ij.-HOG5-lrcepis. OupO neal snip
meut- $50 head market active bus lower Good gs ~ COG
g. yO Light Workers. s7cS1 40 Packing - oO9t5 20
Butchers to Fancy Heavy, - 3OHe6 %. o.
CArTLE-Heceipts 800 head SHIPMENTS lEup neat sup
liberal mainly of Grass Texans which were strong
and good ones wanted LOO 400 ID
w iRht, sold al - 20 IS otOcA crs 81 SO %, - 20
Receipts. 800 head shipments 900 uthd market
steady and unchanged. prices ranging ~ - 10 Common
very dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15

The dealings in the stock market to-day were
characterized Ivy unusual buOyancy At
the opening of business there was a
moments hesitation and difference OF
opinion as to the immediate drift of prices.
Barring unimportant reactions, however, there
was steady rise in prices until after o'clock,
and the quick and sharp advances which followed
every small decline well calculated to dlscom-
fort bears" and encourage bulls" to add
tional buying. So far the best part
of the time between the hours Of
IL and o'clock there was an active competition
between the shorts and the average longs"
TO secure such stock rs was offered for sale. The
total transactions aggregated 1.679 shares. OF
these Denver and Rio Grande furnished 4s,600
shares at from SOS up to 59ls and it closed at 90
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western contributed
$4,000 shares (one-half stock, at 121AG
124Q1235s; Lake Shore 10000 shares,
at 104lqG 7s91O77s Central and Hudson
II 200 shares, at 129lsd 1320131; Central of New
Jersey 900 shares, at 6Sl2071 ls97O@i Missouri
Pacific 1900 shares, at 920947s094ls Louis
vile and Nashville 27, 7O0 shares, at 65isG6Sa40
6S Erie % 300 shares, at 35l2036Ss036 North
ern Pacific preferred $4,000 shares,
at 76ss07s4G79; Reading $4,000 shares,
at 554 059ls Wabash preferred
$4,000 shares, from 40 to 35O's
Texas and Pacific 81, 400 shares. at 39041 4040os;
and Western Union 27,700 shares, at S3l20S50
S4as During the last hour the market became dull
and the declines that indicated by the last
prices mentioned above were the result of shrink
ages rather than of quick reactions The market
closed quiet and steady.
Government bonds were excessively dull and
prices barely steady with decline of Is in the
bids for continued IS and advance of Is per cent
for the continued 5s Annexed are the closing quo
tations:
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legal Notices.


SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEW-l ORK.-THE MUTT AL LIFE INSU RANCH
COMPANY, OF New YORK. palnufs. against MARTIN
SCHWAN individually, &c, and Others defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure male
entered in tho above entitled action AMI bearing date
the 5th day OF May. lS2 the undersigned the referee
said Judgment named will eel az public auction the 18th
day June So at u o'clock noon at the Exchange saes
room. III Broadway, in the city Of NewlOk by Peter
f. Meyer auctonerr the following described premises War
CITY, and state OF NewYOrk aud bounded and do
scrbed as follows: Beginning point the s0uthery
Of Fyse distant hundred and
westerly from the sOuthwesterty Fifty
seventh street Tenth avenue and running thence
sOnIhery parallel with 1enth-ayenue hundred feet
aud hve inches thence westerly parallel with
seventh fifty thence southerly parallel
with Teutayonuc hundred feet and five inches
nOrheTy line OF Fity sixth street thence westerly
said nOrthey line OF FutysNth street ATTY thence
northery parallel with Tenhavenue hundred feet aud
five inches thence westerly parallel with Fifty seventh
twenty veeet thence rthery parallel with Tenth
and thence easery along the
hundred aud twenty-five feet the point
ginning
Being premises conveyed Christian by
deeds. by Henry Duchardt wife,
dated December l. 1867 and recorcd Kagis-
office, Lber s67 OF cOnvevances page 329 other
made John A. Bennett aud wife, dated september -,
$685. recorded In said Registers oce LlDer SO VI convey
page 30
Dated New-Y ork, May D. 1892.
WILLIAM p. DIXON. Referee.
TURNER, LEE & MCCLURE. Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 20
Nasslu-stIeet, New-lOrk city. Mayo 7tihurs8sat
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COTTON MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

LrvpsPooI June 14-l2:so D. lotion quietmMiddlins
5000 bales loT sgeenao9 ana export receipts
lands Middlng clause June delivery o'sd do June
ana J G 's Sr ana September eyerv d DO Sen
lew6er ana October delivery o'1StL hninLes quiet
Mddng cause June delivery G'aIq 90 une and Iny de
gust and september delivery ocid do septTDer aud DC
'Ig yFS5I June G-2oo D. rnCotton-rhe sales Of the
ITEEPo0T June 4-iO0 bm-Cotton -Futures-r plands
Low Mddnng aud July delivery. G'4d; July
and August delivery 6esd 10 august ana September dev
Norember and December cd 40 December and January
AUGtsrA. June .s.-Cottou QUOT; MihdnnR. II nc.
Midlng GOOD Ordinary IO'4c. recelpts 40 bales.
BALriM0GK June I4CottoH nIiddnns I2sloc; Low
MGIlIng llIac ordinary iOIiec gross receipts
bales. exports 10 Great Britain, 200 bales stock, 2ZlsJ
BOSTON June l4-Cotton quiet; Midalng l2asc. Low
Middlng 10 Good Ordinary sc; net receipts IG4 bales,
CHARLESTON. June l4.-Couon nm. Middlng. 12c: Low
Ga i.I gross. bales sales . Iaies stocS sii bales
CINClSAAIL June l4--Coton easy Mldllng IL Sc Low
sales ~ bales. stock 4j6 bales
ci 9ioi Ordinary Tic. net rs baIes
gro, bales, exports coastwse sd bales stock S4O2
MEMPHIs June 14-cotton quiet MoolnnS l2c: Low
aas Shipments 1915 bales sales $50 bales STOCK $50
MOBILE June !4-Cotton nominal Middnnc l2c. Low
Middhng IL SC; Good ordinary, lie; net receipts 1872
gross 1872 bales exports coastwise 4l9 bales stock
Ssw.OsLEASs June 14.--Corron hrm Middling. I2sc:
gross 1913 bales exports co1atwise TX II bales sales
Loo bales $50 bales stock, Sj,62S bales
NORFOLK June LECTION quiet; Mldding l
celDs bales gross, "a bales. exports cOastwse. 1873
bales sales, 337 bales stock. Sob bales.
PHILADELPHIA June l4.-COttOn duli Mddlng. l2l2c:
Low MIddlng l2c Good Ordinary lie; receipts go
bales; gross 595 exports Britain. S2J bales
stock. lO747 bales
SAVANNAH I4.-Cotton quiet MIndnnR. SC. Low
Middng lc. Good Ordinary, lOiaci net receipts. "a
ST LOUIS June Ii-Cotton steadyi MiddnnG I2c.: Low
Middmg IL 4c Ordinary lOS4c.; receipts, bales
Shipments 80 Oales stock -. 81 bales
WILMINGTON. June L4.-NOttOn steady Alddnng, al Sc
Low Aiddng, l3lec, Coca Ordinary, lOSsc receipts
4 bales l. IA Uales.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKET

nALrNoRR. June l4-CottOp nrm Middling. l2aise
Flour quiet Howard and Western Supreme. - 90
al Extra - 75ds5 90 10. Family. rJd OU
CIV Nils super - 5Vas4 70, DO Extra - O0a go 20
brands. 20 81 Pata-cO
fanlly, 500. MheaL-SOuthorn he'd. ~ 55Qpl % do
Amber. 81 59aSl Al No / Maryland 81 SsGsl 3ts No
Winter Rcd, spot, 3U15l 80 Juno ~ 36s a
81 80. July 81 25 5saSl ga August 81 l5sSs Is sep
teHber 81 lgia COrn-SOutlcrn WnIte 6Uc do. Yellow
s6o Western Mixed spot sOdBl 40 June. Blc.i July
70z7S2c OAts-souLhern, 60g62ci Nesicrn White OOg
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ScoS%ns small and se,e % domestic of cores

becomine small and little any Of
ponding grade TO supply the deficiency.
bEEDS-Dull and nominal,
sUGAR-Rsw duh and weak Tho for Fair Refining;
lop hhdA French Island sold and reported 500 hhds
Cuba on the above basis though OF sales
a. concession Refined quiet and easier Crushed lo2o'
Powdered lo6lOLci formulated. gi2c; Cut Loaf. lOqn
lOAoi Cubes l0dlOic-; STANDARD a." 9a9isc; Mould
A." SSc Confectionery "A" pltcs on "A" si2as'so.;
White Extra &C" ss1S7sc. Yellow do. IT, as Sci Yellow
&C" 72d79. c Yellow 7d7Sc.
sTEAHINE-Nery dull; prices weak and nominal.
TALLOW-Dull; again lower Prime City, siac. small sales
only.
Hyson Mcyune 2jc for GunpOwder 1898 for Japan. II
lbc for COngon, and n = dJ5c for FOTmOsa.
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LONDON June lil2;3Up. Atlantic ana Great western
first mortgage certificates 40; second, 10
Erie 81 cOnsols. % New-YOrk Central, 49,
Pennsylvania Central 5Sl4 Reading 2S@.
LONDON. June l42:Oo D. m.-Paus aivicss quote three
- francs 81 centmesor the account
LONDON, June $3.50 p. m.-lndia Council bills were
allotted toFiav AZ n decline Of led. -
LONDON. June l4-3 Bar silver is quoted at sd per
LONDON. June 14-a:00 D. MI bonds four per cents
1872 Atlantic Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates 4jls Erie 36i do second consos sf2 Ne"
YORK Central 1901 Illinois Central. l374 Reading 29's
LONDON June 45:OOp m.-ars advices quote thrre por
cent rentes AT - francs 90 cenmes for the account
PARIS June lf-4:uuD m-EXchange on Lon10n-1 francs
1914 cenumes for cheeks
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL l4-2 m.-POrK-Prme Mess. Eastern.
~ g2 esern steady AT So. BacOnC
Cur ut So. short KID dun 90. Long Clear
steady I'd Clear coed Hams-iUng
49, Shoulders steady at 45 Beeinda Mess steady
Mess nrmer at 1856; Prime Mess
LardPrime " estern steady az - ID TaOw-Pnme CITY
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steady a 80. ROsIn--
Fne duh lOOd. Common DUR od Cheese American Choice
here. FlOurExtra state. dull
1880. Wheat-NO hiIe. steady lO2d. No spring.
Winter Western steady at 10 Id. Corn
duh o. I'D tor OlG Spiuts IurDenune AT London
steady 80 Cd.
LyERPOOL- June l4-5 m-PrOvlsions-- 1877 for
India Mess. Pork ST. d per DO- for Prime Ness
060. for Long Clear Middles. and 81 for
Short Clear Mddes. Lard. 90 per Tor American
ProduceTaIow 5b6d cwt Cheese. 5S cwL the
graacs AmencH Refined 6asL gal
lon.
LONDON. June lf-i:3O D.m.-Cacutta Lnseed 43di36d
per quarter Ilenned Petroleum. 0fdj~l Spluts Pc
troleun. 7dd7 Id per gall Common Rosn. j6G6l Pale
6}t 69u sperm OH, R7ldAI5 per tom linseed Oh
425 10 per spirits rurpentne, 3dod per cwL Ialow
per Cwt
ASTWERP June lt-Petroleum II francs 90
pale Wncoxs Lard closed at lao francs
100 kilos
BREMEN June l4wlcoxs Lard closed at 5s marks per
pounus Petroleum. MARKS 30 pieningA
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Go Wbom il man Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all owners
lessees Of wharf property OF all
vessels AL coasignee steyeOres others
acting business the and bukheads OF CITY,
all persons occupy ing or using its water TUnt that
RULES AND REG l. LArIONs
have been established by the Department VI Docks take
effect on and alter
MAY /. 1852,
for the government aud proper of piers ukheas slips
and other wharf property and imposing penalties for
ton thereof. and are now published in fG ia" The Guy
Record"
Copies OF the RuleS and Regulations obtained
Department U Docks ID a Il - Duanc-st.
JOHN r. NOOkHIS Commissioners
" M LAIMBEEK Docks
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK Wednesday, June II. 1892
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(which item for the quarter Of 1881 amounted 70
1920, 795l, the surplus for the quarter remaining
after the payment of 1is per cent dividend tins
year, is estimated at $323550 against surplus for
the quarter of last year of $95.26l including the
charges for construction. The following are the
comparative statements for the quarters ending
June 80 of each year.
Quarter ending Actual June 80 Estimate e June
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS.
BOSTON Wednesday, June IA, 1892.
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4 GAS STOCKS.
All New-York Brooklyn stocks and also an kinds
BrUOklyu Investment securities dealt In by
GEORtsE H. PRENFI-s
IL WALl~SI
nEBr of the United States, Trade in Coin.
~ Cost OF civil List sec lhe Tribune Almanac Price 2jc
EOR Law on Banks and Trade III Bullion SEQ
Il Tribune Almanac tor 1851 Price - c5ntA
EWYNNE q DAY,
" 800. NO. - WALL-Sr, . ..,,,...,,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKGNG AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS ~ RAILWAY SHARES. BONDs, &c
HENRY l.. RAYMOND a CO.,
IL .NO.4 PINE-Sr. NETWORK.
stocks carried on 3 To 10 per cent margin
Weekly Financial Report mailed freo ON application
NOTICE.-The First National Bank of
Worcester located Worcester in tho state ~ Massa
chuses closing It's affairs All note holders anu oloFs,
creditors OF said association are therefor noihed 10
the and other claims agans The assocauOn
Tor payment a H. W ALL, cashier.
May !. 1882
NOTICE.
OF THE INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
sew consolidated mortgage income bonds now ready
delivery at the company 10 broadway, New
a Old bonds presented
81 900. mutples thereof
the bonds representing the IN
staeat OF interest be paid july l. 1851 and all suhse-
oueni Instruments. h W. DUNION, Ireasuref
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4 COUNSELLOR at law Of the New-Jersey
~ supreme Court desires position agyers office IN
NoNY0rk take charge of NewJersey business Beet VI
references given. Address IL. u D.. Tribune once.