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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
tee calls appropriations amounting in the aggregate
to So 1927, 200.
THE SHIPPING BILL BECOMES LAW.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO rae TRIBusL.l

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The President TO-
day signed the shipping act Inasmuch as II Is 10 go i
effect July the Treasury officials have circular almost
prepared to Collectors Of Customs containing the new
law and necessary instructions which will be promur
gated at Vessels entering from foreign ports ON
and after Tuesday, win tonnage dues Of three Genus
six cents per ton under the law. Hospital taxes
will not hereafter be imposed shipping comnissiohers
in office before the act passed will continue
in office until appointments are made under the
new law and these officers will hereafter be
subject the Secretary Of the Treasury The President
will in few days, Issue his proclamation suspendlng
the collection Of tonnage duty vessels trading WIN
Canada accordance with the provision In the law aoo
shng the tax vessels in any trade Win any
country In North America which imposes no tonnage or
light dues American vessels. The secretary or Stal
will inform American COnsEls OF the aDonoh Vi
three months extra wages and OF consu Lar Tees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
ELOPING WITH A MARRIED MAN.

In the cross suits of I. 5. Gentes and Mrs.
Annie E. Gentes for divorce Judge McCue in tbeBrook
lyn City Court recently refused to grant judgment ad-
yising the parties TO settle their difficulties ard 1--we to-
gether They we're married year and half ago. one
being twenty other nineteen years of age When
Mrs Confess child was born last fan she had an attack
OF puerpera mania and her husband sent her home toher
mother When she recovered she refused to live with
him He then instituted suit for limited divorce on
rbe ground Of abandonment, and she re-
tort.d with a suit for limited divorce
on the ground OF cruelty. Recently they met,
kissed and made up agreeing TO live together again
Yesterday the husband learned that Wednesday his
wire had eoped He Judge McCue and said that
his wife had gone with married man whose home was
IN Providence. r. l. The Judge sent him 20 his lawyer
who sad that steps would be taken 10 secure an absolute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT FRAUDS.

WASHINGTON, June Pc. c. kirkwOod, the
,,sk of the Naval of Medicine and surgery who
ss recently arrested the charge of msappropriang
rouey by means Of false accounts and vouchers ana
ames D. Cummings, W. H. Demps ey, J. W. Drew ana a.
Burgdor merchants OF this city, charged with completely
in me fraud and with presentation OF false bills appear
ed m the Police Court to-day All the defendants except
AIR. Cummings waived examination ana gave oan ana
gave bail After statement Of the Governments case
against him been made Cumming waived furtner eA
snAnAti and ordered 70 give ball $500
Setary Chandler appeared to-day as witness OeoIe
n subcommittee of the Senate Committee on ExPehel-
t,re, of Public Money and examined IN relation 10
the eceny discovered frauds in the Bureau Of Meche
an surgery. He said frauds had been committed Dy
mans OF false vouchers goods never DELIVERED re
reduced four vouchers from the Second COntToIer OF
be and sixtv-tWO from the Fourth AUDITORS, al OF
Which were supposed 10 be fraudulent Inc t Ot;u
nj the suspiciOtis vouchers about 5soJ'VVO
MIR On ander produced copies OF two or me VO,hels
one being n favor j. r. Agnaw and the oler OF Jones
sDd webster There was. Mr.. Chandler said' no SuTl
So as Jones n Webster and such person - j. IL.
New Lake r. Jones, who drew the Jones q "eo7tSI
srcbes US watchman IN the department he got the
pDnev ana shared II equally with Danlel o.
rrt Of fhetIureau Of Medlclde and surgery anu
g. Kirkwook, who had been III charge OF a. ,.
Vochers 10 the amount Of 5000 WE'RE maoe IN mo nlo
of ssipgle fictitious firm. The suspicious Soucne in
noru boweusr, in tie fictitious names some u 'Aeu
bor,rbe names of actual persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
cotton wARKErs~BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, June 26.-l2:30 m-Cotton quiet Middlng
Uplands 81 do Orleans llbd SaIea oOvO oMes'
including bales for speculation and export receipts
$500 bales al American Futures steady piano. oe
-4d and August delivery ls-b4di also Io-ofu
do August and september delivery 2e4d DO september
and October delivery 2L64d, also 96+d DO OctODer
ana November delivery S64d; also l-b4di 40 Oveuoer
aud January delivery, 2-64d, do September deAVery
24-64d, also % 23-64d- MI,
dut plands 5lGi: Low Middlng Uplands 81 GOOD
Ordinary Upllnds sd Ordinary Upahus ,-Io,li 1Vou
MiIdDg Texas, 6Ld; Middling Texas 6.sd Low Mlddng
Texas I'D. Good Ordinary Texas, %; OIdlhAy Le1As
Id: Mddling s-ltdi Otledns
lGd Low Mddlinr orleans, B3di Good Ordinary Or
leans lnd Ordinary Orleans, ID Inc safes VI He uAJ
included $500 bales American
,-64d sellers do June and July delseIy L9ot .eae,
and August delivery. d lS-o4u steIs 10 hususs
and sedtsmher delivery 64d sellers; DO september and
October delivery l964d sellers do OctODeT anu
delivery, I'D sellers do November anu 3Tn iIvarv
cry 2-64d sellers; 10 December and IsnuaIS ueI'ery
Lad value do. september delivery. -5O4d 5ells 49,
m-S0ttOl-F Futures .Osed barely stcay
Nddnng clause Jun d,livery l1-b4d sellers 40 use ~
July delivery, .-O4d sellers; do uy anu NC
gOB4d sellers September and october delivery loiu
buyers October and November delivery o-o4u buyers
November and December delivery, % Duyels w
cemDer and January delivery, Cd value 60 0eP'e0ei ~
ery 22-bSd sellers. ..,, -,
GALVESTON, June 28-Cotton quiet. Middlng, ~ Low
Mddlng lJA Good Ordnary, lOi net and gross receipts
sales Bes. 100 bales, stock 1889 oales ,,, -, -
SAVANNAH. June 2j.-COtton quiet - A1o'
Mdding. 10 - Good Ordinary lOi net ana sro's IoSsP
81 bales. stock ,l15 bales. -
NEw-ohLKASs June l6.-Cotton quiet, AadlinF IL Low
Mddling, 1904 Good Ordinary 10 q nat IecsiPs -
81 bales Exports the Continent 44O Oales s4S
Coo bales stock. 7OOO3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
COI-RT CALENDARS-THIS Day.

SUPREME CRT-CHAHBERs-Before lawrence, J-Nos.
55 IS 81 81 SO 81 10 1877 49, 1872 10, 2O9, PIG Isl
237 pa 2l7 25O 30 263 % 20 200 Z69 I'll -o1 -o'
ys7 ZSg 292 293 93i Z3j, 235, ~.
SUPREME COURT-SPEClAL TERM-PAkf I-BeIOre Ahure"s'
J-NOs 7O7 81. ! a. - No., ~.
Worst 5O3 5lO, 40J 40 4S4 49, Al 70 Goo
OF $40 6l4 81 II .. $50 500 $40 426 6S2.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcun-PART IL-Before Donohue 10
Short causes 1913, 80, ZJe4, 100 %Jo1, -fO, -oOu
100 L. Zg-O 1888 1868. 30jl, 3O52. $3.50.
StRROGATEs COURT Before Rollins, s.MOuon calendar on
a M viii Of Mary Kiadiasch at m estate Of JaAette
c. Brandager u p. m. CO 49,. .-,--t- ~
SUPERIOR CoUKT-sPEcIAL IEEA-EeIore 9eds"lcA' -
No. %
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Before Freedman,
J--nort causes.-NOs. $50 1870. l.,,.--
SUPERoR COUKT-TRIAL TERA-PART II-Betore O'Gorman
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TEEM-Before Van Hoesen, j.
No caV calendar. - 49,, To- ,,o
No. po4,ra ralr
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAI IERh-IAhl AA'-ooAOi0 N@5' -
Case Ou--Isuckert sgt. Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOY STOCKS
BosroS June &c, 1894
CLOSING PRICES Of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reno. te4 JOIN II. DAVIS x CO., II Wdl-sL
THURSDAY. June 2G-P. n.

t.
Today has witnessed further and important de-
nreson in all OF the stock Exchange markets Yet there
was not a new development nor a rumor, saving the
slsp,n.on OF the stock firm OF Messrs stout
Co., that was OF disturbing character ana
that firm announced that all its Stock Exchange con-
tracts have closed, and that owes little or nothing
70 members Of the board The stock market opened at
ies that ceueraly were shades lower than yesterdays
last rres out an almost immediate recovery deprived
that fact OF any significance. The succeeding duness
II not stagDaton however was significant feature that
was interpreted by the later TRANSACTIONS
The sales OF the day amounted to 4o"sZ4
sbaree against 3s4i74 shares yesterday. st. Paul
,,on stock furnished 60 100 shares toward the total
Of nrices that fuctuated as follows: 6Ola061 0592
5g5s 4js7- Norhe Pacific preferred was
seco nd in amount Of transactions l5l34l shares ana II
sold at Al OILS 94O 409i 80 0397s Lake
shore figures third in amount OF sales (oO'4oo
shares at y 725s 872ls a71AG72G7l Western
Union with sales OF 40366 shares fourth In point OF
actvltv) ranged fiom 52051L G524d5l G5205ll40
523 5I 81 and Union Pacific with sales OF 342So shares
ranged from 80 a34 to 81 asa 1854 Central ana h
son ranged fairly steady between 95+ and e6+
and closed at 964, against % last evening"
Sale, were made as low as 81 seller 60 days. Canada
Southern dropped from 3Ole to % S26l2 and Michigan
Central sold from GAIA down to 5sllS5sSs Central
Pacific sold at 342 80 1881 p against 3jl2 last night
Delaware, Lackawanna and western was JUL
Tie sales only 27,500 shares-hah stocK-Dut
the price was sustained and advanced to lO1osG4O w.
against IO6s yesterday The stock lent at per cent
uranium and 500 shares were bought under the rule
for nondevery. The directors Of the company VIII meet
tomorrow declare the quarterly dividend and tncre Is
little doubt that it will be per cent Missouri Pacihcl
another stock shows gain The business IN tns
stock amounted only 5555 shares bat 1t cosedat 3d.
against 92a yesterday The depression covered the
whole List except IN the special stocks named and the
market closed weak. -
Government bonds were dull, but were STEADY a un-
chan red quotations, As follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
SEACOAST DEFENCES.
a1wRAL APPROPRIATION RECOMMENDED.
cH.lpNAS RANDALL DEsERvEDLy BEATEN IN HIS
OWN COMMITTEE.
rRIRuNE.l

CHAIRMAN RANDALL DEsERVEpLf nAAiN' ~
OWN COMMITTEE.
$50 rsy Tn. EeRAPs TO THe rRIsusEI
WASHINGTON June 26.-Chairhlah h"nu"i Voc
defeated today in his own committee Dy Vo'e u
8 to 2 and he vas in bad humor all day Inc SUI
committee on he Fortifcations bill brought III "
rnan;mous re,ort. recommending fair appropria-
tons for the purpose of rescuing the sea 'o"', u0
fences from tleir condition of decay and useless
ness The subcommittee has deVo'eu eeFei"l
months to intent and exhaustive investigation Oh
the conditi on of the defences and the means re-
onirod ~ ,,ace them on decent footing, and the
result has Seen that every member OF the suo-coln
mttee which consists of two Democrats and one
Republican is heartily in favor of the bill. which
passed the committee to-day aud will be reported to
the Houseto-morrow.
Mr. Randall will submit the views of the minor
ity He worked earnestly to compass the defeat OF
the subcommittee bill. He succeeded only III
winning over TO his support one Democratic mem
ber Waldo Hutchins. who until within the last day
or two had been in favor of the measure. One Oh
the arguments used by Mr. Randall with his Dem
ocratic colleagues that to pass fairly liberal
bill would be to play into the hands of the kepuO-
hcau party. The Democratic members OF the SUP
committed MeSsrs Hancock and Ellis. were not
persuaded by the charman's arguments ana appears
The bill as reported TO the House Will proylde
that an appropriation OF SlDOo,oOo year snai! oe
made for 1--WE years for the manufacture, IN the
United States of heavy steel rltcd guns tOr tine arm
ament of seacOast Notifications. The PHI contains
sn item of 81 900 900 for the repair ana
ing of the defenceS of New York. Boston, fhlladeI
phia Hampton Roads, New-Orleans and San Fran.
cisco: an item of 100000 for defences OF
smaller ports of 100000 for the conversion
of smooth bore guns into rifles ana one %
for torpedo service The OIL VIII piO'oAo " oP4l
tied discussion the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
REARS IN CORN ON TOP.
SICK LOOKING BULLS AND A WEAK MARKET IN
CHICAGO.
GpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE.l

CHICAGO.
TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
CHICAGO, June 26.-The bears in corn got the
MINER hand this morning and their success encouraged
their allies in all other pits The crowd has been loaded
Nh with corn for thirty days, and this morning every
holder appeared to give out at the same moment Inc
result was sick looking lot of bulls and weak market
Juv corn dropped under 81 cents. The David
DoSvs & Co.'s purchases were, was predicted, de-
lusion and snare. This big shipping concern kept on
taking July aud all the while quietly selling August or
september until the crowd convinced that there
would be a little squeeze in that month DAVID
Dovs & Co. have not been known to engineer
a soueeze here OF late years except 10
oats and these have not Oeen successful
The REGENTS for the twentyhours were wheat, "a cars
corn 1875 cars oats l47 The provision crOWd Is
in a maze II all the " shorts nave settled then ~ -
feared that the market may drag these shorts nave
NOT settled those who know anything know that lne
market will not DO allowed 10 break -, .,,. .,
Nat Jones il believed 10 have covered MS snort
rIv corn this morning One trader thought that inc
troi1hle with corn was too fine crop prospects
If "a said that Nat" Jones bought to-day through
his bonse ali the way 100000 10 2,OoOOOO busnes
of corn the gossip with inamed Imagination taxing ine
latter fnure and cecold lemonade drlnker tAIns
The smaller gre AL declare that the purchases are 70
cover abort upon which prOnts nave Deeh poe
etsd Schwartz Dupee the largest sellers
ciose at 23O o'clock better ali around July WneeI
stonned at s6is cents, August wheat at Us July e0In
53A August "a q July pork slS 20; August Si' 20
Iuly lard, So l2l2; July rbs, 81 27l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFAto June 20 Cdu>-Receips to-day 1000 head total
for week lO455 head Ims last week. IVY
head consigned 279 market quiet anu Slow
civ peddling trade at unchanged prices.
Receipts tIy 5000 head. total for week thus Tar
1900 for time last week 10000 heal eSEsgnea
through, quiet and easier common
to FAIR s. ass 5o Good to Choice - Soss4 90 spring
Eoe,-Receipts today 1000 head total for week thus
far 500 head for same time last week - 90 asss
consigned through Good to Choice 0rkefs %
ass 90 IAght Mixed IS O09s5 Is; Good Mediums 80 600
lime Drou,rS Journal reports Hog,-Rs-
ceipts 900 head shipments 3l00 head market weak
and l549Oo lower; Rough Packing - 1GS0 Oo Packing
and shipping - 4j Light 81 $50 2o sKWa " w
aS4 90 oo.o.-, -
kst dull and lower, Exports, 50 35ds6 20; Good %
Choice shipping So 1895 80 Common 10 Medln - A0S
s.
p-Reeeipts. 400; shpments -; market strong;
Inferior 10 Fair ~ 5Oas3 So; Medium Good. IS oOU
81 25 Choice Extra. o. OOdS5 90
a. Louis Jnne 28-Catte-R Receipts 140O shipments,
zoo market dui Exports So 6OGs6 so Good 10 Choice
Shipping ~ w 80 so Common " Medium. ~ AOGsV o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
PROPOSED NEW POSTAL RATES.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The provisions Vi
the bill reported from the Post Onee Committee To-Day
are As follows: The postage on mailaoe matter OF tne
first class except postal cards and drop letters sha De
prepaid at rateOf two cents for each ounce Ut
thereof postal cards shall be transmitted through tue
,Das AT pos.aee charge each, including the
cost of Ia ufacture and droI letters shall De naeu at
enc rate OF Two per ounce or traction thefeOI N
ciudn delivery at letter carrier Offices ana one cent IOr
.h onee or fraction thereof, where free delivery 10y
tT ~ net established. The Postmaster General may,
bowever provide by regulation for transmitting ulpsu
mi duly certified letters OF soldiers, sailors ana marines
a. S ervice OF the United States To their destlnatOh 10
a. ma III on delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
rrrrY pRLcES EnR ANTHRACITE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The July circular
~ ra.tsrp price. Of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Com Jany issued this morning An ad'
vance OF 25 cents per in stove coal and OF 10 cents
per ton on chestnut and pea Ia n@ae ~ rA''' -
- "a ~ I Z centa Der ton for stove, chestnut
and pea al izabethp0rt. The prices ioI whte asa
coal delivered on board vessels at Port ION az
"a is for stove SO so for chestnut and ~ % or pea
The prices Of the same grade OF coal at s
"a 7 for lump and steamboat "a 10 tor broken Anu sss'
"a 40 for stove 81 10 for chestnut and % Ior pea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

stat. bonds were neglected The sales covered 6y
only - 600 OF Alabama class Aat & City bank stocks
were without transactions and the quotations were poln
meagIe aud nominal ,., =. ,Ao .,r,o
The general bond market Influenced by the same
eauses whatever those we're, that aneced inc snaIo
market and where there was activity there generEa a
Tas denressiop Erie second consos declined rom On
~ 49Ia and the first gold eonsOi H
were 10 lower at 1I212 Missouri kansas and Iexas
rst consols fell 3a e. and the general os ere on
ner cent 10 54a Chesapeake and Dido nrsts series -
were steady At So but the currency 6s were per cent
lover al 81 Canada Southern first os deenned pc.
eent 10 o. Metropolitan nrsts sold az loo, anu
the seconds were down per cent at 20 Es' s
mt the incsmcs were up Der cent az IL II W shese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The President sent
a., ,oroufne nominations 10 the Senate to-day; I'll H.
Murray of kentucky TO Governor of Utah; John W.,
Medium, 10 be surveyor-General OF Wyoming samuei
A. Loscb Of pennsylvania to be secretary OF the
ofNew-Msxco william NJ. Ridpath, OF Indiana, 10 De
agent the Indians Of the Quapaw AsenGy tnoF az
TTtory Dennis EaQan Of Florida. 10 be collector oi
toms for District Of Key West Fi0TGa n Ss
Marine Corps Second Lieutenant G. L. RommeA, Marine
Corps 10 De assistant engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The River and Haroor bill was
reported from the Committee on Commerce 10 the senate
today ordered 10 be printed and recOmmitteed About
tn,v new eus have been added to the bill by the Sem
Committee and many OF the appropriations OF the
M bill have been increased Several small items have
been stricken out reductions have been made In Anew
esses The aggregate Of the appropriations called Tor by
~. nev items added 10 the bill il 1897 600 snd VI Inc
nsrsssss Sg7 COO making total Of ~, S6o 600 added
70 tbs bil The aggregate OF reductions IA so5oOoo-
leaving the IA incrssse OF aSpfDpIsuohs W .e t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

nay AND srRAwAl prices rule steady owing to the
mixed 5o0cc clover 400 @0c slipping S Grade So'
HIDEsIrhe eelinEwas agad in favor Of BUYERS Trading
very s aI 'G bSt here and IN the Interior lie
London market continued very strong The best States OF
4METAIS-0n 'Chang.-Iron very dull at sl7@aSls@ for
Cetacas Tin Tin ogS9e S ggGe F n9mH. eS a5
Lake ofered at I4lJc lead neglected speter quiet DO
rs quiet at I6a16lc for so test
sVUSG!ER%S FREIGHTsCrbe entire market was dnu and
but Few Tades we're MAZE Toa .,s e rates t2r GRAIN
BERfm ESGAGEMENTs-LIvERPQ steam, 5000
steam Ito? 9dsn DTl no SrH steam 5000 bush
3gn, mo ron siore private terms NEWCAsTLE steam
a. 900 bush Grain IRON store, 4d cHARTERs.CokK
Grain q LEvANi Italian bark Lrom P3ladeI-
4a ,iC1 6r,g rom Boston 25Om Lumber So 20 GAL
WESTON American bark hence general cargo private terms
terms '. \ FWCASTLE, British steamer. hence laid on
general G Sarf9 "a "a schooner from RoSd
out Coal 81 10; one from Phlsiophia . To- MN nv
WALL schooner from Charleston Lumber ~ ...
any prices quoted are nominal IN absence N ., tr n
New do Family Mess, SO asl8 20 Clear Back sa %
poraut but prices show no important cnanTe Ciy Effs
india Mess SIS 90 go Extra Mess 81 racket et9 IA
iIy sIS ASIA. BEEF HAMs-Dqll and rather weak
ZION and held stronger. other cuts rule steady sales
100 Picked Hams l24 2sc; 5000 lbs PICKED Bel
lies medium average 1906 Picked shoulders &c Picked
Ha ms I2La l2Ssc.; smoked shoulders Sc suoSed
Hams I3 el4c.. MDDLEs-Dul and rather easier Long
Gear IN Newl ork quoted at seiOr Western delivery
Long Clear, 1.5Oc.; short Clear ls5e tESsE II 59
have not varied awth quiet trading quoted at oW
67sc for al a. erages LARD-The market had another
bad break today rejecting the West Prices deehnei -
u points during the early hours afterward better Ieens
set In with OF as points, leaving on nrmy spec
uaion fairly active largely IN september ana there -
ltfle more cash lots sales 80 tcS western steam
spot 75Oc.. closing 740o 900 es choice early IN
July 43I f2c. closing 1872 SIC 1000 tcs August
7430 doc closing 7.j3G755c 100 ties september io-
a 74c closing - zoe 900 tcs october aSa $40
closing al 100 City Steam luc, lower and quiet
Sales 700 tcs 73Oc Refined quoted at DC Continent
5Oc Tor south TIER dull anu weak Dut
prices without any change CHEESE shAte easier WITH
fair trading N choice stock the best selling at '2c
ECi1is hrm and Ia good demand Prices a. quoted last
RTCF-Steaiy and fairly active. Domestic, o9Gic
sUGAR-Raw steady on the spot and rather more active
sales 800 hhds French Islands 4'sc loo hhds cuba
Nusoysdo 80 eel also 100 tons Fair for September at
soc Refined steady. Cut Loaf. Lcj Crushed, L9ci
Granuated, ogie@6sci cubes 7,sei Mould A. Ssse'
dard a" 6Lc: 90 a" 81 0oc. White Extra e,
6@d5'4c. Extra &C." $500 &C; &c" osdokc. Yellow
A. Sc. o,.----.-,-.,, - OIL
margarine Sc. -. -. -.-,. -.
. &c sales, Is 900 ID At CSC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

CHICAGO June 2G-Flour duh and unchanged Wheat IN
fair demand but the market ruled weaker and closed
&c under yesterdays sales ranged June sstee' e.,
sust 81 ac closing at -73.o, september 81 sSssc
eosing az $50 No. Chicago spring s5hgs5c9 closing
Yesterday sales rangsd Cash $751; June 52sGo4 Sc closing
abss eiSsuS az 81 10 September Ss55a c closing e
% sc All the Year t7947 he closing At q pc oats dun
SOs4o 3O 81 4c.J ulY 3Ol CO.. e
closing 3Oa.c August q sa2 s closing az ~ a. a.;
dnf at csc. BARLEY dull and nominal at oOGb4c; hs re
ceipts-FlOur 600 bills Wheat 900 bush Sorn
bash shipmsuts-FlouE 1000 eb. Wheat l5SO0o snshi
Corn lo2 Doe Bnan oatA l0s.OsV ouAbi hJs So0V ssn
Baxsy. 2kQQ oulh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
rt,r PENSION INTERPRETATION BILL.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The conferees on
the Pension bill have reached agreement upon the
nopts of difference between the two Rouses Inc sppfo
priation for pay and allowances OF pension aseh'S -
- .aoo 600 AGENTS for the payment Of pensions are
20 receive sI2 for each 100 vouchers prepared ana
aid hv any agent OF $4,000 per aIlnuH Inc
~ 1919 relating to claim agents and attorneys Ia
sn.ion cases is repealed provided, however tnat tne
fights of parties not abridged OF anecIe0 Is ."
sracfs in handing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

. WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Senate To-Day
aonnrmed the following nominations: Assistant
Fno1n,er C. NJ Perkins 20 be Second Lieutenant IN the
Marine Corps Second Lieutenant c. f. Rommell OF the
Marine Corps 70 be Assistant Engineer FREDERICK D.
Cardero OF Massachusss to be an Assistant Surgeon
xssstant Engineer F. Wood, OF NewYork, 70 be Cher
Ene1neer; A Wilson Norris, " be Pension Agent Al
PHILADELPHIA
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoKK. Thursday. June &c. 1854
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFE2s



lS26t ans x VIZ 10 u PRICE $1,000
fFO SReSoson 10. o. oViiO'. ioss
same R soR ioOet. Loos
i' AND another 5T to Peter Ct Frsas and another $4,000
iO' aa 81 vile TO 10 BsrtSa SOC
''', doom and another 20 fhSs isscs
0'a and ID vile to- TO John Has5ei 1900
rsSaaT John Totem and wife % Il seGin 10000
r'' Trustees SS."' = sss
2O2l.st n s. loo 70 W Of ethave, lo0I-to lOsdst; IL
W Coates and another, executors. 10 Mary ; Van .
watkins to Henry Isooes
ii' same i'' ''' =. .O.9.1 $1,000
iiS .aae Low o. moe