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cor-Rr cALEXDARs-THIs DAY.

svPRyxE CoUsr-CHAHBE-s-B Lawrence Nos. /,
"a as 30 g. g. 49, 20 c3 81 ~ lUl lOo, 4u Ia -
20 49, 100 ZO3 2O -Oo -I7 I'D -" ~ 90 -t or
23s. 239.
srPRKBs CoURr-GRNHRAL TERN-Before DAVIS, p. j.,
t,Ts,iv and Daniels. JJ-NO. ssh.
si,PRENE COURT-sPLcI4L TERM-PART I.Before Andrews
Az 5g6 II : 5l9 B22. go. rs, so 90 go jLs,
500 81 434 5G5, 500, 444, 80 So ADO w. ODD 'o 49,
srpRghR CouET-sPRCIAL TER3-PART u;-Befole Pratt
rXos sac an AIS. 5O4, sos, H. 466 go SO DO
srpRxME CoUgT-CIRCUTT-PART I:-Before Barrett j.
Nos i917 1904 ga 1870 1905, 2735 1923, l5ll ZIP
2sg4 9093 1924 2221 1925, 1870 llOl ll49 lIo ISL
al II gSi 1915 s54 1852. 24ls ,
siPRRME COUHlC lRcUIT-FAAI ll-Be ore an BfuH -
5G S0I2 1889 $780, 1891 1893 1880 1896, 1861 I4%s
U.s. rs; ''--'
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUT-PABT IIL-Betore Donohue, y.
Sos 2g70. 2ya4 sS9 80. . 81 53 59aSS 596 soSi
OS60 2S5s 1855, 2J5 Z9ov oo4 %oot oOoV oV'u oVo~'
v'- C0URI-Bef0e Rollins S-Moti0n calendar at
M viii II J. O. Behune II a. m estate OF Jahete u
BEqpgagS 6E-spEclAL TERM-Beore Van Worst J-No
dsy CorRr-EQuIrY TERMBefore sedgwck cJ-
- =. II 4 40 q, A, 40. 80, 81. D. ,..,-..
1pxoa GouRr-THAL TKRH-PAEI d-Betors eia nan
"a rs asa, 522 62e 353, 62i z6l 5os ISo DOL
y355 @42 7lg 700, 100, lIl0. ., NJ. n, o,-,sr
CoURT-TRIAL TERYPARI IIIBeioIe op 30 a
Vos $50 6s4 2ls. 1918, 1919 1907 1851 OUo Az POO
ecfa@6a TER%gPAEIda , 9s 1877 i
IIaa5 1887 1850 iy4O, 1912. lHs 1929 lygS tgg iig2s
cosnos PLESs-sracAL TEM-Betore Van Hoesen j.
No dsy EQUITY TERM-Before Beach JNo 49,
CoAhOS pIgH N Al THaM-PART I-BeiOre DAY. L j.
case 3nH pxAsHrRI.l TERM-PAHT IBe.ore Day 10
s2e s15 goo 1878 800 ss3, 29i lB5, aVi i1
90 sss sgl S62 2Is 1870 603 9l5, 500, VA S-o V-'' ''
92s 92e $50, 95l, 9S2' sSS'
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LAND GRANT FORFEITURE.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The House to-day oy
vote of 159 to TO- passed the California ana oregon
land grant forfeiture bill.
Mr.. PaysOn. OF Illinois, under INSTRUCTIONS Hoi ~
Committee on Public Lands called up the Senate OIL 10
repeal Section l. Of the act entitled " An act making
grant in alternate sections TO aid the construction ana
extension Of the Iron Mountain Railroad rom fio'
Knob in the state Of Missouri to He ena, IN ARKANSAS
approved July A. 1861 In consideration ofthe forfeit
ure The Iron Mountain Railroad Company released ron
the obi cations of land grant railroad An ailenui
was adopted excluding this release that part on I
railroad bet veen Poplar Bluff, Mo- ana Tue AlA"nS'S
state line and as amended the bill was passed; .,
Mr. Lewis OF Louisiana, then called up the OH IQ J; IN
forfeiture OF the New-Oreans Baton Rouge anu
burg land grant This opposed by MI hIlS ~
louisiana and Mr. BelfOrd " Colorado. Ihy were suP
ported by majority OF the Republicans vhlch reW o
the remark from Mr.. springer that While me @
platform adopted in Chicago, to-day demanded INC lOl
feure OF all unearned land grants the members OF tn
party in the House fOusternS 10 prevent Tue I'
sage of laws for that purpose. tmauyi "IIH0"' 'A"H
acton, the House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA,HINGTON, Thursday june ., IH'I
BROOKLYN PUBLIC BUILDING SIIE.-kepresehtauNes
Hookins Pusey and StOcksldger have Deeu appVnteu
the proposed purchase OF site for puDIc ouI!HE III
that city. The committee will 90 to Brooklyn UohisH
MEXICAN RECIPROCITY acknowledgements Hew-
49, 90 Wv York was TODAY authorized by the ways and
Means Committee f9v0rabiv to report Dill caiT5IHe
into effect the reciprocity treaty with Mexico
Authorizing A SALE-The House to-day passed a bll
authorizing the OF the real estate and RIPARIAN rights
OF the United states at Harpers Ferry
A NEW DIsBCRsISG CLERK.-The Postmaster-'eneral
today appointed Richard Devens supernIendeht OF the
posi- Office Building and Dsbursing officer OF tnat ue-
partment vice }. O. C. Burnside dismissed MT ileNeuS
i son of ex- Attorney Devens, ana Was ioIe
lv Discussing officer OF the Department OF Justice, dnu
is now ourthcass clerk in the Post once Department
DISHONEST CLEEK.-WiIliam T. Cook, CLERK III inc
CITY post Office was arrested to-day for stealing regis
Tered letters The OF his steauss IS supposed 10
,a obo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
CINCINNATrs BASEBALL LUCK"


About 1,500 spectators witnessed the game
OF baseball between the Cincinnati and METROPOLITAN
mines in Metropolitan Park yesterday Inc Meuopon-
tans played well their opponents, making lever
fielding errors, but tney beaten Inc WISHING
players seemed % have what IS called BaSeDall LUCK
all the way through. Keefe pitched with eect anu was
well supported The score by innings was a. foHow'
CtDeinnat .---------..--.....--.-.3 y " 10
Metropolitan ..............-....O 1 v w.
Runs earned-Cncnnati . Metropolitans O. base ".
Cincinnati 8 Metropolitan D. Errors-Cinclhnau' - '0
rOpOiitan,, }.
After oeing defeated twice by the Louisville Club the
Brooklyn nine the tables their opponents yes
terday and gave the Western club good thrasnng az
Washington Park Brooklyn. About 27oO slectdtau,9
present and they appauded the home ciuD ylEol
Ously FOR their many brilliant plays Inc score " 4s
as follows:
Brooklyn ................-.O 8 q ~
Louisville .....--.-.-.---l q . U
Earned ruas-rr01kyu 3 Louisville Base hts-BrooA-
Ign ., Louisville - ETors-BrooKl7n q, Louisville Z.
The New-Y0rk and Philadelphia League Clubs WI play
their first game together at the Polo Grounds To-Day
BosTOS, June "a large crowd Witnessed me game
here to-day between New York and Boston nlhes Inc
NewYork Clue outpayed their opponents at every point
and won by the subjoined score: . n IN
New-York ...................O ! o 0 o 0-l0
Boston. ........... ....-.......O y -
Base hts-Ncw-York l6 Boston IL. trrors-NeW-
York g. Boston To- Pitchsrs-Welch and BuNnton'
other games played yesterday as lou0WS;
In Pr0yilelce-Philadrph 9. Providence b
In ChcagO-Buflti0 y. Chicago ..
In Pbade lpha--t. Louis q. Athletic D. 80
In Pitt4burg-Indianapoli II, A egheny 10 49,, -
In Baltimore baltimore t. Toledo /; Boston Union To-
Baltimore Union i.
In Trenton-Trsnton s, Ironsides. Of Lancaster D.
At Readmg-W Wilmington :, HeatngO
In New lIayeu-Iale J. Amherst s.
Tn Washington Columbus II, Washington q.
in Allentown Harrisburg Is. Allentown >.
In Detroit-Cleveland ., Detroit 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06

thursday, June 5-P. y

THURSDAY, June O-P W
To-day's stock speculation developed nothing OF
a surprising character. The opening was weak and
the succeeding fluctuations were confined WITHIN
unusually narrow limits. The contest as regards
prices was purely local. The would-be sellers OF
stocks were the best bulls in the market and their
efforts 70 sustain prices while they sold included
all the known tactics of the Stock Exchange, as
VOL rs the euiploymentof the machinery furnished
nv the so-called Wall Street news bureaus. The
recorded business of the day amounted to 464,205
shares. There was not a special feature that asks
for exceptional comment. The whole list moved IN
unison aud all closed with some recOyeries, and
weak at the ruling figures.
Government bonds were quiet and heavy, with
the bids for the is Is per cent lower Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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EURopFAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Mortgage Trustees certificates, 86. do second Mortgage
sc Erie. l4s do second COnsols, 6Ss Illinois CehtS IL
Pennsy vAnia. 5G'4 Mexican Ordinary, 3s ST. Paul Com
mon 761.
$50 aivces quote Three Per Cent Hentes AZ
: francs % ccntlnleH for the account
october November delivery 764d value; do November
and December delivery, l34d secrs do December AMI
January delivery, ibid sellers do September delivery
32-G3d. sellers - -.
40 p. m.-Erio. l4s Nsw-York Central, lOs's Illinois
Central llaG Pennsylvania 5bos Mexican ordinary 5os
Canadian Pacific - ST Paul Common, lBS -, 90 ,.,
The bullion the Bank OF England has decreased RlBOOouO
during the past week. ,-,,..-
The proportion Of the Bank OF England reserve TO liability
which last ~ Lis per cent now 4S per cent
5p m.-Bar silver Il quoted at 80 vi. per ounce. - -
PARIS quote Three Per Cent hcntes at ~ francs
for the and exchange On London Al 20
francs 20l = centmes for cheSkf -,
P1Hls June b.-fhe weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows Increase VI ls2OOO francs IN gOd 4Ao
1,56J 900 francs IN silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE CHANGES.

THE BOARD OF DlREC TORS TO BE hhOINHN4
THE FLOATING DEBT
Since the resignation recently OF I. Z. Bald
win "a president Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Compapv IN consequence Of njudiclous management
attempts to reorganze the company have been IN pro-
gTess To simplify matters the directors nave e&es'U
their willingness resign their seats in the board ana IL
is understood j. ; Rogers, the present presueA
no accepted the Office temporarily was empowered 10
form new board Four Of the present members were 70
he repsced by new ones not closely identified with ran
road enterprises The names Of the directors
who were to be retired have not been made
known officially IL is stated that ex-Presdents BAN
win and Cireen ". :. Williams aud Thomas T. h5 ah
might ne the four This scheme OF reorganization uas
been interrupted by the demand for representation oy
certain large stockholders who recently have regaheu al
Interest in the stock. II is not known now what the
changes in the management are likely to be.
The Offices OF the company were securely guaIueu
against reporters yesterday although most Of the d.
recors were in the rooms all day and divided their time
between comforting and enjoying a comfortable dnner
A TRIBUNE reporter saw F. D. CAREY. the third vice
nresdeu OF the company, who had written out the Io
lowing as an official statement of the company
"Ne are planning for reorganization OF the BOARD OF
Directors with a view to bringing in some stohs A5u
who have partially promised 10 cooperate ~ltl u. -
10 losses from speculation - nave nv ION
mske OF our original statement oAuui a. go i,i,,c
NJ our books disclose anything that should De mate puD"S
we Will not hesitate do As TO the sensation 9t,
in The Times, We certainly would nAe 10 nav e ~ rG
but there special demand upon rs Iof money III 'N0
sens that the article would Indicate, ..i+;.
NJ C1rlev said in conversation that no RESERVATIONS
All heeu acted upon and he could not Win pfppe eA
Tress An opinion as OF the directors WOulo re-
NJ He aSeribed tie publication Of The Times story 70
desperate attempts being made 10 break DOWN lhe cIe,'
pf tne company. When any action was ttheu' nc
sad the company would willingly make II puDnc.
IN il that the floating delt vi me company
Is beiweeu 100000 and @i,0O0'OOO, Dul thaI me
company has ABUNDANT assets III IT, treasury WHICH u'c
nor been disturbed. IN reply To inquiries ndde ol d
TRIBUNE reporter. Jay Gould VINO Wis Is "a" '0I To
great need of money on the part OF Af
eotnpanv. which has a small floating Indebtedness.
th1nk there will changes ~ the man agelel puO
NOT probably for few days The financial aunfs ut'e
not been IL Snaged wisely, perhaps but the cOnuuOu %
the company not such a. IL mas UeeH Iepi0
sentad No. there 8 foundation IOr inc
ruTnors that the statements OF earnings nave ueeI
fasined The statements prepared Oy Tue duuOi a.
louisville and Mr. Baldwin could not have arranged tnei
In he lad wished The financial management mas Decl
poor but all think that the SoOopOOO uHiS'oU
stock the treasury ought 10 De cauce4Ieo'
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eo5 Dol e44 and the net earnings at something over
er cent on all outstanding and preferred stock
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
CONDITION OF NETWORK BANKS.
MR. BRoADHEAD PROPOSES A CONGRESSIONAL IN
VISITATION.

MIR. BRoADHEAD PROPOSES CONGRESSIONAL IN
vEsTIGATIOS.
WASHINGTON June 5.-Mr. BrOadneau' vi
Missouri offered resolution providing that Tor inc p
pose Of ascerainng whether further legislation Is
sary concerning National banks, there De appointou i
the Committee on Banking and Currency aspecisi oo
mittee consisting of five members whose duty sha NC
forthwith 10 examine the condition or the Naona
banks Of the City OF NewYork The committee Is author
lied to send for persons and papers, and necessary
visit New-York It is required 10 ascertain the amount
OF circulation OF said banks May 81, 1854 the amount
of certified checks and loan certificates issued Dy sal
tanks and Outstand ing that day; whether edu
have Issued certified checks loan certncales Vi o
evidence OF Indebtedness pledge, or security Oh IA
or real property what amount OF ceruncates W III
debtedness or certificates OF deposit nave poch ISL
by said banks and outstanding; what aioliu "a
currency aud gold and silver coin SAID banks niu w AL
on said day whether the accounts OF tht pdilaA vi
each other were on that day now are setleu IL
the Clearing House in New-YOrk by lawful money Oh VIC
United States or BY certified checks, loan tho
other evidence OF Indebtedness whether on th uy ~.
hanks had ON hand the reserve required by law anu
examine into all matters necessary To snow he o.
condition of the banks Ii further authorized 70 ca
anime into the amount and character OF tic 80
whether the BANKS are able 10 meet their
whether anv funds have been Illegally used ~ the
thereof Authority Is given TO the committee ~ N"P'
two special examiners and sten0grapher' H.. ,,sid
Mr. Hewitt OF Newly ork, objected 10
Grafton andthc resolution referred 10 the OOi''
on Banking and Currency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS AlLhOAD IN ELAioA--'NI@'
BosroN. June 5.-The Mexican Central Rail
ov directors ned two hours session here to-day dis
cnsipg the proposition 10 fund the July coupons The
matter was finally referred back to the special cO
E on the subject with Instructions TO report at an carry
date.
~ Iorrs June 5.-The Elevated Railroad ordinance
a nassed nv the CITY Council last night number OF
New York capitalists are concerned in this enterprise
The road wi run from business centre OF lhc city ~
The western limits, with branches 10 INC uOr'HoH IA"
southern suburbs
CONCORD June ga prominent official OF the COncoru
Railroad stated to-day that Overtures had been aue
nv the Grand Trunk lease Of the former hne' re-
morris 70 the contrary Notwithstanding and that the Ill
tors NJ the road would not into such an arrange
mem even II annual rental Of 20 per cent were VI
fered.
TpyNroS. June 5.-In the case Of President Henry s.
,, NJ the Central Railroad Company, against Tax Re-
eetver Bowen al Elizabeth, Justice Dixon to-day reao
- ,rion Of the state Supreme Court that the Central
,lroad mas no irrepealable contract limiting tAe e1eI
else Of the state TAX power
posrox June 5-The directors OF the Boston ana
reu Railroad have issued circular to the
recommending the lease by the Lowell Railroad OF inc
...hon the BostoL Concord and Montreal, and other
xsiirosds In ew-Hampshire operated py tne. .,
eting viii be held June II - ACT upon INC "''Si
posroS. Jupe 5.-Thc Traeeier saysi Inc slois
49,. thus time from good source that president Dlon'
=, ma linton Pacific Railroad will tender his resignation
a, the ert meeting OF the Board or DlleeooiS' AM ~
Charles Francis Adams Will succeeu HILL
c,uc.co June 5-The fiscal year Of the chicago anu
Northwestern Railroad Company ended on May o.
abatement based upon the ascertsined Operd'iSh' %
eleven months and estimating the business ol ""s "
s2.O5s,I49, gives the gross earnings ioi 'H' 's~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
Pr1UF OF THE WLsT SHORE.

Little progress has been made recently ID the
sebene for the relief OF the York. West Shore ana
Buffalo Railway That part OF the plan which contem
plates the funding OF the coupons for three
wears of its first mortgage bonds has been
approved by only s15,o00Oo0 OF the whole issue which
Re less han half OF the amount required According
a. tn DrOposed plan time IN which bOndhoders may
fbst tbe time would probably be extended.
n mas been rumored recently that the company was
rl 70 ne nj ,ced in receivers hands in snort une
r., The rT,ors are aid 10 De unOunded. The payros
for p have been paid and the company is now engaged
OIL those for May - 49,, -. ..t,a1 nc
drectos but the vacancies have not been neq IN tbe
eYpoctaon that the designations would be withdraWh
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SCHEDULES or = U. DIu0CK & co.

THE 1r.RurTrrs NEARLY 100000 AND
THE ACTUAL ASSETS ABOUT S2,5000OO.
A. ". Dimock s Co. fled their schedules
Yesterday in their assignment TO George putnam o1n
The liabilities are S2,932 I59 %, the nominal assets
3 s4s O32 O6 and the actual assets S2,5J0,390 30
Among the unsecured creditors are:
= aieT NJ t. callahan. g. Markhaia Mary P ylqn +
MN NS1 20 9ore t.nsan chas lcE f ) reyer o.
YIN ,d Lsi'fr' tome, q Ar Radw A. a. baldwin II
Alien loNhsShG o. y IlieF r. p Flower & Co.. II
pratt & Co. Turner, Manuel = CO.. stout Co u ~ 'l
& Sni th l. r. Warren Il. J. clark, l. J. Apsar & Co.. l.
SIorr sou J & Wornser and Bayli' & Co.
The Indebtedness in the preceding cases runs ron
cents 20 81 500. Other unsecured creditors arei
81 : Nat Blk loan s4747 chase Nat BIZ loan 5000
c. W. Randall acceptance C1,rc .tocE contract
Su06: " suly zane $1,000 AL Lap-ey q CO. 5,S, %
Muller Fraaci, q Co. So, 90 i.9''sh 90 p J. Good
hestt x CO. 5000 Chis & co, sl46Ooi W F. ba-
Creditors secured by stocks bonds and mortgages zone
security in each case being 3. and NJ Telegraph stocA
and m some instances the only one are
c. .. & j. Il Leyerich $1,000 n. Nafoner'
National Bank $4,000; Maitland. Phelps & o. slogOlV
National Bark Bank, $4,000 J. H. Ids0ns' ~ o o0I.
FIr imam a Co. 500 900 W. II Atkinson rLo ,'V0
/ % Hin $50oOo Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY J.
100000; Continental Insurance loMp4h! ~ o 1a1
national Bank OF Commerce sj54l5 j. L. tQI am S3U,,
/ l. nD. 80 t.-
%ot.ona hank 10000. shoe and Leather atonal BANK
$4,000 Frank Howell $4,000 and Central National bAHA
$4,000 100 o., q.
Among the assets are claims from S16o 10 P32;2Io
against J. T. Owand Co. A. G. ArmstIOnG l. A. par
icit william Greeuward, c.. \. Lyons, John sly, j., Is.
Yale L Koch. H. O. Lunt, W n stevens, "ToNeslTIm ~
peel Townsend cox a Co., f. W. Ruuyun, t. -. !uits'
" Suuv a. II. Allen, l.. NJ. simpson,
A. j. Baldwin and Baldwin Miller. AMou-
The 4.e is cash in the hands OF the assignee OF the nr
81 93l and OF the assignee Of the Chicago 6rauch;
- O26 and the office furniture. The nominal and actul
value Of the assets IN the preceding claims are Ihr a0
the stocks on hand aggregate Sll6,3uO nonhaLy' ana
S24 1872 actually, and are distributed ~ fOlo"s;
n Y a, 4 - l. ont & West. Nnneap. & -. L.; o 50
=, Tenn Con R0,h q PITTS, Ind j. dS ". b. & ii TEL VI
shore A &P, a Erie ID con, N A.
The iudfyid11l liabilities OF A. W DmOck are $500
Tn, NAL assets are one seat each the New-A ori
stock and lie New York Mining ExchGuges, worth uoInl
rgTv 10000 and g625 respectively, ald $4,000 ana
$50 actually The individual liabilities u A H. DlinOck
ar S2673j The assets are:
Nom value Act value.
Co.. IL, e,oo, ~ hon $4,000 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.Yoax June 5.-BEEvEs-Recepts wore car.
cars Export steers 10 trade in LIVE cate me feeling
city sau Uttered sides sold at = &c iof sne In
Naty: Beef at ~ Oh Tor M1 b 20 SS and FIa 20
-bbmcnt today 2i6 Live Cattle tn Kingsdale and
$50 quarters Of Beef and lOJ carcases VI Mutton IA tHe
OC'IiIvEs-Recepts we're 1889 head mainly at eoths.
Tie market opened duI AMI hleiess an there slow drag
gng trade Ar SUI, tpIt4et ly ts ard Fed
calves at ~ 5sc and Common 10 PRIME Ear al &
with few Extra al tue range OI os0fc O'es
County Dressed dull and and whc ey ICED Calyes
brought general sales gere al Sc and me utnlecy
d6wnvar At the close. Prime city Ores ei sod at 5q9c,
ans saes -so Pi5oeE I'D Il veas lse D. at SIC
do Hn s5 5 az. Dfi i6o ,q III ~ r.
al IS l DO 17ob. atjc 70 ButerLiS * IL d. at 49,
Dcn6ats Dewey sod 80 yeals l55 n; at 5c $500 go
ana Fei Clves - ID at 5 l2e Ia ,os
r. at &c Fed Calves, $50 70, at 90 DO I5' H. at4-Sei
~ J S .V RTia u3ag Co sold 1853 veals lSo u, at
HE lI 4NB LAMBs~Receipts were q cars OF e5e9
Tor i've days -7lS Ia AGAINST a heat ior The sane
IS yR ne ikciihood Of clearance to-day decklosf q
Michigan Export sheep was so TO Major hollis h, -
Ohio Wehrs brought s. 50 bat outside or fe'r transas.
raj ads very Good stock sold at 5a Sc There
Weca6ont il ears southern Lambs sale and common 10
prime ran ged from 6 TO &C. with single o. OF choice
virgin. going high as she and dec Of Marylands
Il e.
Mutton very dull at lOc and Dressed LAMBS
CSlts j. y Pdcock sold 27s Maryland Lambs SO D. az
Ssc 27O virginia II NJ at sL2c Do d. % ~ az sc %
do s. n at c 800 do 81 n at 80 81 do, - n at soi
Is do poor 40 10. at sac p Virginia Ewes lcs 70 at 4e
Z de-, l25 70, at &c . 49,, al. .., ga Ia, IN
Kentucky do go d. 4lc 2lj DO, loo 3D. at &c 80 ken
lucky Lambs, 81 H. at c IFS do, "a d. at 'c 100 DO IS
70, at Gle o., o,,o,,., s,. ~ - -. ~. "a
49, kentucky do 100 n az sac l3 BUCKS amt Ewes ~ p,
AZ &c 10 Vest Virginia Lambs, % %. at &c -
P Kase sold: 2lS Virginia Lambs % 70, at 7l2c 80
Jersey do Is %, at 90. 49, 80. -, ~
Dos do 81 M az 3O 700 do 90 70, al &c; 2lO do So .,
M 30 IN DO poor 80 To- 70 81 kentucky Co. llS %,
NJ 45c 200 10 n at47sc 40l Kentucky Lambs 62 q,
Diieubsck Dewey sold: los Kentucky Lambs "a Z, at
T9.e and / G kentucky sheep, 70 No. at Sac.
Halenheck a Davis sold ~ Michigan sheep l26 %. at
Sc IL do 81 3D. at nc and 22s Kentucky Lambs 81 u.
5000. -. -
Jeilde Wright HOag & Co sold p Jersey LamOs' t'9
81 70. at acc -,
HOGS-Receipts were OF l,OlB hedd--5 cara az
Jersey city and 4Oh-st Total tor five days 2o15o
head again, - 253 head the last week NO
trade tn Live Hogs Feeling very dull ami quoted nomnay
at D al l.c common 20 Prime -,
Dressed quiet at oSaGfc Tor itesFy ~ oF NO
dunn and "a. q 30 for Light
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COURTNEY WILL HAVE SMOOTH WATER.

Charles E. Courtney, the oarsman, went
over the which he will row Wallace Ross Oh
saturday, should the weather permit, making the 'eo
miles in less that twenty-one minutes. He IN prime
condition. and takes his regular practice pulls OF neen
twenty miles daily also went over the course WIZ,
dining himself Courtney said to IRIBt NJ
will not row until the water Is fit. MY friends an
the country have put their money on me ana II ~
lose IL II has got be after fair race on water Ine
to be Iowed don't think shall ever go INTO anotner
race like this prefer to make match ana py tha ny
money up and row race on Saratoga Lake orsome oIn
place where 10 be rOwed don't sec why tuey can
this I'm the morning. The water Is away
smooth at hOOd-tide, and ten O'Clock would SUI no "
well as four" 1900. :, =.
PilkngtOn Nage have offered purse OF 500 10 NC
rowed for by Fred Plasted and George GaseI Oh oau
day before the RossCOurtney race isrowed.