davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1884-01-05
81. T.. II. ( M.-Main Line:
Browns Valley Trains

Browns Valley Trains:
Ic.yt. Arrive:
Morris. a45 p. IN. Browns Valley, Cos p IN
Bronwn.s Valley, Is am. Morris, 1o:35 a m
A MARVEL, Gen. Manager.
VS. ALEXANDER, Gen. Pass. Agt.
WIN. RoMINE. Local Agent.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-05
>J;rpCU DIRECTORY:

EPISCOPAL. Rev. 7. G. Hudson, hsCtol.. p.,,,,
CnSSprc ATIoSAL, Rev j. p. Hutchinson, fastor
MrTuoDIsr. Rev. Is. Phelps, Pastor
RoMAS CArKoLIC, Rev. Francis airy, ft,es.'
ScASp,H AVIAN Ev >NGELlc!\L LUTHERAN nv
III. johnson, P.Sjor.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-05
CIVIC SOCIETIES

A.. =. i ~. M..-Galdcn Sheaf LouSs Az
% - ~, :" ;I,IsnT sc. JOIN HOUSE W. NJ.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-05

Irx;3r 80. = 8rn;ns rhood of Carpenters an
Ioinrr, a. iIn.rpca Meets every Monday even
in a: I::l5 p u. y: t-hoenx Hall. f'.hh;
ms!nh"rs cordially invited. en-n"moers r.
sn.cifuiiy r>0a.stSd 10 join. Contractors tHr
nfsh,i with pr:p p. \. MCCARTHY. Prerideni
w SEE ~r,r.IarT.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-05
s:zzxEzsAH. DIRECTORY
,lrniC.AL OFFICERS:

llTNjN.AL UFFIChhS'
"a !ln,wN, District Judge.
~ ~ X An,TASpER, District Attorney.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-05

..iIItE FALES 4 DAKOTA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
Dull N1RKETS IN CHICAGO.
EFFECT OF TIE ADVANCE OF ELEVATOR CHARGES
"A CLIQUE THAT LOST ITS BET.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

EFFECT OF TIE ADVANCE OF ELEVATOR CHARGES
A CLIQUE. THAT LOST ITS BET
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CHICAGO. June 9.-The produce markets were
dun this morning and little weak for grain Wheat was
n shade lower than on Saturday and corn. The
elevator charges at Buffalo this morning raised 81
of cent psr bushel and this Put good deal Of grin
bought Saturday for shipment back in the market July
wheat opened at 81 cents. but soon of p or cent
jelly corn started at Sos cents and declined small frac-
zion Although there little trade in provisions, they
were steady-Juy pork $40 % and July lard at - 30
There $4,000 hogs at tue yarOS OUT prices OneI
were 10 cents higher.
"NOthing doing" said "scalper." There were,
n is said over 100000 bushels Of wheat taken
for shipment on Saturday here, and at Miwau-
kee good deal Of this was sold to-day.
The scalpers have complete possession OF the pit this
morning The other traders are talking poll
The porx Dit did not hold half dozen
traders few people were hagglng over cash
property The dulness continued all day around all
the pits wheat trader stToled occasionally from his
own pit TO the corn crowd, and craned his
neck 70 see what was doing, that trade
WAS as Hteess as in his pit, then
strolled back again. Nat" Jones stepped into
the corn pit and stayed long enough to sell 100000
bushels at 56as cents The price Went PACE 70
p M July wheat closed al 9Os cents July corn at 269s
cents July pork at $40 80 July lard at % 20 ana July
The receipts Of grain III cars of wheat 45i OF
corn and IA Of oats The situation about the provision
Dit is not undressing The biggest and richest specu-
fatve traders the market have been sellers on PORK
lard and ribs since the disturbances began In financial cir
ees in New-YOrk- rich clique of stock gamblers IN
Eew-York and another rich cotene IN FL Louis
aud another Louisville made vast bets that the panic
begun in New-York would spread 10 Chicago, would
nSsIvye the banks and send prices OF produce tumb-
ing They lost their bets. The Chicago banks were
stancher than was counted upon. The holders OF pro-
Snce were stronger than was first supposed. These
sellers are badly beaten already. Some of them have
confessed their defeat But there others who are
making an effort to extricate themselves They have
put forward Edrege 20 urge the making or summer
T1acke6 uork regular. Concerning this a well-knOwn
eoanissiou man said The rule viii certainly be de
feafed tits being urged by enormously rich clique
=. onerstors but the members Of the Board Will not for
get that lust such rule this in force here once,
That half the pork made under IL spot and that II had
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10

LIvERroor, June s,-l230 p motion firm; Middline
Uplands 6S do Orleans % sales $1,000 bales intending
5000 for speculation and export receipts 5000 Dae IN
Guiding 800 bales American Futures stsady Cpands Low
Kidding clause June and July delivery, 2-.b4d also
20 Sid; also 30-64d: do July and August Geiivery
3l64d also 3l64d do August and septem Der denvey
356td also 366 4d; do september and october denvey
2l84d. do November ann December delivery, l0o4d:
do December and January delivery lSs4d do September
delivery. 3764d. -,
Tenders OF deliveries tOdays clearing 2Oo bales
new docket and 1850 bales old docket.
y. MISUNDERSTANDING Uplands. 7.l6f. DO orleans,
e9l6d Futures steadyUplands Low Middng clause June
delivery. 29-6id buyers do Juno and July delvsry-
29-o4d buyers do July and August delivery, 3Zo4d
SELLERS do August and september delivery s54d seers
November delivery 2i6id sellers DO N0yem-
Der and December delivery I56ld buyers do December
and delivery l564d value DO september delivery.
3764d buyers The sales OF the day included 10000 bales
4pm-Cotton- oscd quet-Upands Low iddlins
clsnsc June delivery 2964d Sellers DO June and July
delivery 2964d sellers; do July and August delivery.
sellers do September October delivery, G4d sellers
do October aud November delivery 2l64d SELLERS do.
Novem December delivery J6td value; DO leeen
January delivery i564d value do septenberd de-
livery 37.64d. value. x,, So,
GALVESTON June 9.-Cotton quiet; MidnIng, llS; Low
Niddng lls Good Ordinary l0 net and gross receipts
Exports COastwse 4oO bales sales ~ os1s STOCK.
SAVANNAH June 9-Cotton auiet; Mddling, Ills Low
Miadng lOs; Good Ordinary l0e net and gros receipts
baes Coastwse 276 bales stock 2Oo4 osles
June .. Cotton nrmi Aiddilns Low
Middng I Good Ordinary los net receipts 90 SaeS
gross $40 bales sales 1000 bales stock IOi-A oaiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10

State bonds were neglected. The sales included
ONLY small lot of .Alabamas, Class A, at 81 p Oh
city bank stocks Mercantile sold 40 at 10.
The business done in railroad bonds was small
not because of a lack in the offerings but because
of the limited demand. The business done ID west
Shore first IS was conspicuous because of report
that proves to be correct that the company has
beep placed in the hands of receivers from 4O's
they declined 70 30ll AS the bondholders were
negligent IN asserting to the proposed plah
of funding three years coupons, this step, winch
WAS taken at the instigation Of the company ;
officers. was the best that is possible for the Presef
walton of the bOndhOlders' rights. LrIo second
consoIs declined from 81 70 jJ'oa 1J"i, [ mesa
neake and Ohio frsts, series b., fell 10 W. ~ LOUIS
and Iron Mountain new IS fell per cent 10 81.
Ohio Central frsts sold at 80 against %, the last
preyious sale East Tennessee. virginia ana
Georgia cOnsOls rose from 0Ot2 70
55G54. Missouri Pacific consos were stu WEAK *
AT 0sIo Wabash general 6s were OF . per cen, ~
81, and frsts, Chicago division sold down 10 100. 90
Denver and Rio Grande cOns0ls dccLnel 10 - auu
recovered to 5O3a tue unlisted con-ols OF the same
issue sold at the Mining Board at 40 Kansas i. Ia
ciio consols were down 3 per cent at Z ana ttea
sold at "a seller sixty days. Texas and racine ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10

LIVERPOOL June 8-Proytslsas- BlcOn-C unOera1d Cuo
3Gsi Long Midas Ala I'd. Snort Clear Modes
As nd Glbs Ais G shoulders, 3lA per c"L osc
92s FOR extra Ialan Mess. Prime Mass ga PerK-TIl1s
Moss 20. q. per DBL prns Ness, Eastern, - Nst'
arm ys Lara-AM 3D. Prime Nestern' as ii
lld OH 49, %. Bans Long cut = OF. sAsaiusts 80
hnftar HJs. rsr Tor finest United .JateN NheS's
American ,ocs 5s o. Whsat-2sd Western 5prlng al
ais d ted Winter - ST. =. OF per ssnta No 'srlls
"a Id New Western Winter -. Cd New Mixed western
o. n California Va. l. -. 81 lldi taoralA No
=. ID q 4 ceat1L tOra-AlXsl Ga o. -~Li no
new 5s -. per ceataL Produce-sprlta OF Inrpe5uns
~. a. do az Loadoa. 23s. I'd cWL haahsd PettS
i.nn "a mr. ralsa Clever se5d-Auerican Red, A9s
ia oar cvt ralOw 34s I'd. per cwL hsNa-Coanoa
a. l. pale % q o. Sd Ilasosd OH 2Os. I'd. cwL
Rcccuts 1f the week from Atlantic Ports I5sOo
1uarter. from Pacific pOrs 5000 quarters from other
nrres 900 1uarfers aecepts Of Corn. 80 400 quartz
IOsu1X Jun s9-Proiucs-Llnsesd OH. &ls los Gtl9 5s
psr Ton Calcutta Iaseed, Ala. Cd per quarter. LIN
seed Caks 9S lOs per Refined Pstroean I'D as cd
Der gail0a Sprts OF Turpsatao us, I'd par cwL
Suarn or eB4 per ton Rosin-COmnoa IS. I'd. dis 3D.
Pale - ella Prsyisions-Lard, AS I'd. per ewt Ter
American sugar ia. "a. per ewL Tor CUBA Csatr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOsTON June .. 1884,
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Repor'ed by JOHN H. DAVIS < Co., Y Wqii-st.
MnNnAY. Lnne Or. NJ.


The new week has begun with an exhibition Of
excessive dulness IN all the departments OF the
stock Exchange. The features are a fevcrlsh ana
erratlc market for shares ald decidedly weak
market for bonds with an extremely small business
done or IN sight. at current figures. The days bus
mess in stocks amounted only to 1896 shares.
The special feature Of that departmen was thee ease
with which prices advanced, within certain
narrow limits. without clicltng any decided oppo-
sition and the raDidlty of the reactions when the
supDortinq orders were withdrawn. 1t was thus
that during the daythere were several periods when
the market was alternately quoted strong and
weak. whereas at no time, as Il whole, was 1t
either strong or weak Specially Louisville and
Nashville developed weakness on indefinite ru-
mors that the plans proposed for the company re-
Mobilization not likely to be approved Reading
and Central of New-Jersay showed temporary I'M
manipulated strength on the unfounded report from
Philadelphia that the Reading Company had pur-
chased Mr. DnsmOrc's ., 900 shares of Central Of
New-Jersey stock and that the suit to annul the
lease of one company TO the other had been with
drawn Aside from these two instances the various
fluctuations OF the day the result entirely Of
local influences that had theirorigin and end within
q small circle of operators. The market generally
closed weak at figures that show greater or less de-
clines from Saturday last prices.
Government bonds were dull and weak, although
the bids for l2s are quoted d higher: for the IS
they are l, and for the Is u lower. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
o Fair q soss. 90 Good to Choice n ass,s oo Spring

to Fair % sosst O Good to Choice "a 25oss oo Spring
Lambs. 81 6ODfe 7b
Rogs-Receipts to-day $500 head total for week TINS
far l2.3OO head; for samSt last week 1880 head
consigned through 81 Good Choice Workers. So 70
as5 40 Light Mixed SIS l0as5 20; Good Mediums SIS $50
So To- Figs 81 So ass 10,
CHICAGO June 9Tas DrsuerS yourn1L reports Hoas-Rs
ceips $4,000 head shipments LOO head market brisk
and higher; Rough Packing. S. lOGs5 90; Packing,
and Shipping s55Oss5 49, Light S. lOos5 65' skps 50 10
es4 rs.
c1ttte-Recepts 500 head shipments, 200 head mar
ket slow and lower; Exports So 5OGSs sG GOOD 70
Choice Shipping So OO2y6 500 Common 70 Medium, % ~
81 90. -,
iShssp-Receipts 100 shipments, 920; market SLOW
Inferior to Fair 50 seas 90 Medium 20 Good - Wy
e. %. Choice to Extra 81 25dS6 90. ...-
Loo market weak Exports 50 90 Good to Cnolce
Shipping SO 201f6 7O Common 20 Medium, 50 oO ESQ ~
fed Texans 50 5as6 OO stocker and Feeders u 20
$50 90 $500,
SheeD-Receipts 1900 shipments 500; market gntted;
Common to Choice Clipped 81 1884 so; Texans s. Oo~
81 90.
Hogs-Recolpts, $500 shipments $500, market active
Workers. s. 25 Packing So O0as0 20 Heavy % qua
SIS 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10

sAousb ms,hos did Protestantism had failed 70 90 the
central work il had set TO accomplish II bsd Isro 70
reform Rome. There no line OF ,cioInn ,,,g,.
and they should unite upon the inc os s Sr,ns
Kindness Such mohs as those ~ IN en-.
smoke OF marriage among the priesthood anu so
high dienitary OF the church had tod per ina. s
Clergy had pcttioned tue holy See for marriage ncese
IL was = common thing the Propaganda 10 near mass
read at one altar by married priest ana ny ,S not
rfed one AZ another Utah was Americas piack sP"t,
che had went and talked with Mormon wives ana nsu
them ten her their asd stories OF uahappness c
thar they do NOT follow Momonsm for happiness on no
hut for their eternal salvation. $500
Madam oyson then spoke Of the need OF funos 10 eS
on their work Ia France She sails with her husband 10
morrow on the Bothaia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MISUNDERSTANDING yesterday and to-day % cars az
Jersey Citv and $50 cars at tins making obs head
a0ainat Monday The arrivals the 81 wee<
than Ia week and 1877 hesd less than the
corresponding time last year
review of the week shows that Wednesday with light
arrivals there market az strong Last Monda
prices on Friday the rded dull and declined
strong c per b before the close without full clearance OF
the Yards being obtained.
Aithough the arrivals day rather heavy yet the
number OF carloads not OF those offered
one week ago AL B0tlst there 10 cars OF TX
port steers AMI 70 cars for Eaughterers and no
Trade worth noting. OF the arrivals at Jersey
Citv all but carloads Trade opened du az
about Fridays figures for Good TO Choice steers with
Common To- lower and the tendency downward Tor
ali grades sales of finnish steers were apparently at
decline per n and while Choice and Extra grades
yielded not than 81 per head the general market for Ne
be rated &c on, AMI al the reuc
ton the yards were cleared. Texans sold at 50
at about "a lO3ic TO dress % 10 PoOr 10 tool
Stlers 1I2ac 20 dress 80 81 ms Common 10 Prime
Corned l0si l2oc, to dress 5jG5o Ms while
Choice and Extra BulOcks sold from ~ 80 10 81 3D. with
head selected 66 s sold TO Mr. HOfmeister by
Vogel x RegcDsteu at S. 10. number OF carloads we've
bought for export at 81 30 1870
The European expected sail tomorrow with about $40
Live cattle for Messrs Goldsmith * Norris
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COTrRT CALENDARS-THIS DAY

srPrFNF CoURT-CHAM BKRs- Before Lawrence, Mos.
- 81 81 a. So 81 50 ST. go 49, 1902 l03 l0l IL II 4,
l3S lGO s. 2Os, pa 22 229 245 247 PAS 2o4 200 2o0
SUPREME CouKr-sPEcIAL TERM-PARI L-Before Andrews
sUPREnE CoURT-sPEcIAL TEEM-PART u.-Betore Pratt
Nos az SOB 466, $50 30 469, 40 asa SO 42 H.
90 4lg 400 421 217 2l9 50 2l2 49l 1879 653 4o5 300
sUPREME COURT-CRCUH-PART I.-Beiore Barrett j.
Case on Ma. 3fOl2. -. - ~
Nos 2sia 279O 1912 20O4 $685. l402 2760 20ls 20 3,
5000 2O2I 2O2 d 2O22 2029 2O26 2026l2 2O21 2O27 p
202s 2O2sla 212eIa 2O3Oia 20Sl a 2032 =
SUPREME CoUIr-CIRcUTT-PART IlL-Betore Donohue, j.
l72 los s26e 1865 1866 1867 SIS 1880 1895 p 1881
1887 1870 1913 1852 1855 1857 1859 1853 1866 80l5
1857 1865 1871. 1871 1873 1879 $50 1881, 1881 1855
1884 gs5. l9S6. 2sO3 14i6, SOS, 4s} 100. $500,
COURT-BefOre Rollins S.Estate OF Heratl
Gundershemar 1880 viii q Jesse Hoyt and Mary
Jane shaTkey, at II M estate Oi Oies L. T. AueinS at
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM-Beiore Van Worst, J-No
SuPTRioR CoURr-EoUIrY TERM-Before sedgwiek c. j.
sUPkRIoR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-PABT I-Before Freedman.
Nos 224 225 90. 624. 2Gl JO5 1870 Co., l52 1i2,
749, $50 1853 1856 1873, 1888. A., ,,.,.
stPERiOR COURT-TRlAL TERM-PART Before Ol'ormaI'
JNos 600 722 1918 1917 44O 1877 800 9Oa 'oI' 'o4'
stPFRioR 6oURr-TRIAL TERN-PART III.-Before Ingra-
ham J-NOs lS45 1882 1913 1923 1921 1889, 1870 1917
Ig4S 1867. 1865 1901, 1872, 1876. 1908, 1881.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TERA-BeiOre Van Hoesen, -
No day calendar
CO1Nov PLEAs-EQUIrY TERN-Before Allen. J.-NO. 10.
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM.-PARr I-Before Beach j
Nos 5S2 7Os S53 SO. l44, SIS so $50 1886, 100, So
1854 ass 1871 $50 SCI s6s 8Ol, S75 ST. 141s.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PABI IIZBeore Day, j
$50 s94 zoe l8 1870 so9 9l5 S96 026 49, 9o4 $685. 3d.
OIL. 9l2. ga, 93S, 939. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10

The clearances were 100000 barrels in Oil City and
1896 600 barrels IL Bradford.
Iefued oil was unchanged at Si4 cents per gallon N
Neyy-YOrs and cents Philadelphia and Baltimore
BRADFORD Penn, June 9.-Crude oil weak total runs
for past three days, 1897 bbls total shipments
Saturday and sunday. go 366 bbs; charters, 422l4
b5l. ccaranccs hbls. United Pipe Line certificates
opened IT "A and closed at 1875; highest price, 1ii
lowest. T35s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
Go Ubom it Man Concern.

ITO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRE-
1 SFNTATIVES OF JACOB KAUFMAN, late OF Man
Township Lancaster County Pennsyyan.a deeeassn
vOn are reby by virtue % oTier OF o
Orphans County the state o Penney
vaia directed will hold inquest to divide pait or
yaue the real the abOyenamd JACOB hauhna de
ceased situated Hempaed aud Mannheim townships,
In The County ard state aforesaid The IT ises Friday
the 2Oth day June. d. lS-4 Al 10 O'Clock a. NJ Whep
A-' VIM" ' ' 100000 JOHN H. HIGH
sheriff.
sncrtfs Once Lancaster Penn. May L. 1884. =
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Nl7IONAL GUARD NOTES.

Amendments to the New-York Military Code,
prued for pasting over sections affected have been sent
10 officers by the Adjutant Generals Department
The regiments composing the I'd Division have been
ordered to parade at p tomorrow escort 20 me
society the OF the Potomac, the guests OF the
city of Brooklyn. -,
Company c. I'd Regiment. -
Lieutenant william r. Clough 9th REGIMENT, mas peen
grauted leave OF three months FROM May Fl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
THE COURTS.
THE HAMERsLEY WILL CONTEST.

In the contest over the will of Louis Z.
Hamersley before Surrogate Rollins yesterday, Mrs
Anna Clark an old servant in house.
testified that on the day of her employers DEATH Mrs
louis Hamersley entered the and said that her
husband would like the ring which his father had worn
and the key OF his secretary Rebecca Jones was
and sue said that Louis Hamersey might have the rng
that keys had been sent to those to whom they
belonged.
Mrs Louis G. Hamersey sails for Europe to-day
Surrogate Rollins has received no proposition Tor the re-
lease OF " Becky " Jones
The hearing viii be continued on June 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-10
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET


Dulness and lack of interest were the prln-
cipaI features az that be uscd) Of the petroleum
market today The extreme range OF prices was cent
ner barrel and the trading Of the most local charac
fer The future of speculation is in the hands OF
strong men; the liquidation OF old unsettled accounts
resulting from the decentralization Of the petroleum mar
bet i'll the early part OF May Is completed, there =
chance for an upward movement II that is not the
case lower prices are inevitable The market closed with
traders divided IN their views.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were fol-
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STAINED.

strict Good ordinary lll6 MiddIing
Futures quiet closing barely steady at decline Of to
Pg99 fa s 52 GP9 s' & sSsns PEsSS'
ssPf% DC 6 p.csmse 4e'o ii January
ssr 1G february fs%Si i23 March Mar
Ai FL IR MEHI@FLoU E~Mafket s continues in
buyers favor with further slight reported m
immediate wants sales 1000 bills OF which 500 bbs
for export INCLUDING 100 3e' c 10y 9 E1 and
Winter Wheat 100 o9 DO 5 LEV G 5gSs1s5 t
spring and S s5s$a = E2tI for w m5bg
W Whit S fSe sSs OF =
an aU s1rsms COMMON 10 Far Elfa STATE s335 ss3 63
Good 70 Fancy do So 10 Common TO Good Extra West
sn 81 ss s9@s Ta ,'Sod So e Gco q 2oss5 So
C9ocs 50 g = om RSS MKT, Tar 81 cS
$3.50 straight - 3o9 o1 Patent 80 tVGso 2U Xs
s. 56Ss 76 Good 75qs %; Good to O. y 3s
Choice g 5 2 ERR, Pneq for West indies s. o.
sonti Americsn 50 1888 % Market closing dull ~;
Common g Good at 50 6ossi 70 Good to choIc,
Sbin e RYE FLOUR steady with fair trade
demand g6 Sale ~ Sos coRN MEAL-Da Yellow
WseEq at 81 = T Tegaf and
Winter Wheat closed dull and true iGTs AZ a IP are
lost OPTIONS opened c. better subsequently lost the al
tae g very moderae business for export and
city and good trade On spscnatiys account
including Sol Hard spring to arr We rom Buffalo at y 10
fsaf fHfIs .
fgc delivered including 2l00oO bush t. arrive yoic ate
last saturday ~ lac today, c"si regnt ah1 ihs9
ance Ungraded Winter Red sac 81 1871 NO ked sc
vator 80 Red II U2AGS1 O1!4 delivered rom store
t5i, for Rail Certificates in elevator No II on pot
to arrive IN elevator nCihued " Hlte' =
Red seerJune OoGsl 0l =, closing COS DO seller Juy
SlO 0sl o. closing 81 02 y; 40 sell august = ~
closing o.: seller September, % -dsl V -
co.ing 90 90 seller October = ~ ~ = U.S. Closing
o. l.. do :, December II OTSl H. closing a. ~ :
No @pr1ng selicT July, - dg1 nc, closing )" c-hl L
"a ptentV and nrmer with moderate export inquiry
sales O0O BUSH Canada at l4c To arrive anu wv g,h
Wrafrrn rcDorted AZ 7l3ic 10 arrive HARLEY NAL
UuIl and unchanged CORNharket unsettled opening
l. c lover subsequently recovered from me iecne ana
advanced lost the advance and closed heayy ~
about the inside prices. very moderate ade LOT e1pol
and home use and fair business On speculative aconn.
sales 80 600 bash. future, 900 busl cash hcuung
Steamer Mixed. d &C. 30. . " r IN elevators o..
I'M .trc SO Ia y delivered, the latter an extremes West,
crn yellow, GjaHSC; -teamer elbow, boci OhRruleu
White &c No White zoe. Choc- hie southern ',c.
10 Mixed seller June GU G63c closing o. c@ 90 s'!er
Iuv g. a.;a,c, closing 63ci do. seller August 1ta,4
bi5-c.. 30. seller SrptenDet o''f " 49,
rinstrg ~ OATS-Market heavy ana 4 &c. toWel
40 ised heavy a. about the inside prices safes 5nu OuO
bsh future IL GOO bush cash includins y o y A1sl az
gSr- No . 3-c In elevator 70 &C., truFtftl 30 qIut''s
j~Isc. 40 White 3oc.. 10 . ~ q go &c: No Gnet.i
10 Mixed Western 80 S39c, White DO - i-c !" uts
state I 4Jc. Mixed seller june 70 5,c CLOS
seller August b. 'G3j T. closing 3 3-4e. - r o,,,,
stocks I'm store IN New ork. Brooklyn a@ Jersey ly
grain warehouses and held on Railway Lighters on Ger
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer. VesselsdIld Railroads.
NEw-YuRx. June Q, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-spot Rio dun at csc for Far; 500 bags 81
"rycho Brahe" sold private terIus wthdrawas from
sock % 749 bag. stock here in first hands oae
Options points higher and quiet Sales lIIou bses cos
ing dull but steady the following prices June nu@
s16 July, s20as25 August SD 80; ~ 90
December s7Oas75 bid and asked. Mild grades barely
steady Sales bags Santos pea berry Illus haracaDo
and 30 Mexican private terms ..- al.
COTTON-Spot Cotton firm with good export IRA Sizes
254l 1901 Saturday evening, cudns LOU TOT eL
port and PAL for spinning Delivered on contracts 90
bales Receipts today 1850 bales against Uo
this day and 1886 last year since september l.
47632l bales 5s33 O6l same perion las
70 the American cassacaN'a a'
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco. June Q, IL l.

The Union Consolidated Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of 30 cents per share.
The Kentuck Mining Company has declared
dividend of 10 cents per share.
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BITS OF COURT NEWS.

Judge Henry Wilder Allen, the newly appointed )udge
IN the Court Of Common Pleas sat in the equity branch Of
that court yesterday.
Herman.H. Csmman was appointed yesterday tempo
rary administrator of the estate Of Catherine Henrietta
Marx who left the Rev. Father Morrill, her
pastor and friend and whose viii Is being contested Dy
English and Virgnian claimants.