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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEW-YORK Juup

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YORK. June 0.
The statement of the visible supply of grain
in the United states and Canada east OF the Pacific
slope on last Saturday shows important gain from
the previous week all around The figures unusually
near TO those telegaphed from the Chicago Board Of
Trade and follows Wheat 81 234, 27l bushels
gain OF 50O5l2 bushels corn, 6407 l55 bushels gain
of 3d. 7s bushels; oats, 2sl6135 bushels gain Of
25O545 bushels; total, 4G457, 56l bushels, gain Of
1921, 235 bushels.
The early tendency OF wheat to-day was downward
the publication Of the increase In the visible supply de-
pressing the traders, but the decline only i20 q
cent II checked mainly through the temperance
OF European matters element In the speculation
Gladstone's resignation, coupled with the fall
chances for some hostile collision between Eng
land ard Russia. Throughout the day, however,
the market did show full confidence but after real
fling movement In the afternoon the close was fully
steady recovery 10 the best figures. Corn
contrast with wheat In that IL scored its best IN
early dealings and had yielded part of II by the end
In both cereals the export purchases showed slight
gain upon the figures of yesterday. The oats market
was barren OF interest but not pronounced IN tone Pro-
visions were irregular with lard higher
June, ~ 0lss and July 81 OLA. gain OF 50 cent Au
gust, 81 04as advance OF p September 81 0Gss.
gain Of q October, 81 OSla. gain OF Ss. CoTn-June
b4ii and July 54ls up q August 54os up 49, and sep
o. ls July 3si4 unchanged August, 35 cents, gain
Of u cent
Al Sew-York Philadelphia and Boston the receipts
Of grain to-day Wheat, 32l.434 bushels;
corn, 9O540 bushels oats, lO2 lO3 bushels total grdn
el4077 bushels -four. 33729 barrels. The receipts at
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Ions Wheat, 1894
bushels corn 2S9474 bushels oats 2IO,601 bushels
total grain Cos. 0l9 bushels noar 1920 barrels.
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vrrporRAN PRODUCE MARRETs.

IfyRRpoof June e-ProylslOas-iiaeOn Cumberland Cat
Ss "a ionr Clear Nliddles 81; short Clear Mddes
S0s III short Ribs $50. 6di shoulders BIS I'd owl
0ecf-Io1s I'd for Extra Indian Mess Primo Meas o3. Ol
Pork-Prme Ness ga Od. per Db' Prime Ness Eastern
i,Is Western. j2s Lard-Amercan Ssh "a; PRIME Ne5b
ern 3s 81. Lard OIL sos sd hans-Iong Cut 4is od-i
SHOULDERS. 3D. Butter ~ cd per cwt 9t hnest .et
ltstrs Cheesr-Amercan Choice 3,s. Oh Whcat-Rcd
Wsstern spring IS ais Id. Rcd Winter I'd q "a %
Ger GENITAL, No spring. 0d New Western Winter ss I'd
New Mixed Western as. II L2li California NO l, ~ OIL
- California No 2 a. sd. g6s. Nd Genital. Produce
Snits of Turpentine 2ss 81 do London Boa Cd per
cwt. Refined Petroleum. D.: 6d per gallon Clover Seed
American Red 4gs per cwt Tail0w3ls Oh per owt Ron
CommOn, 80 sli Pale lls.6d GOs Oh LnseotOu "a
Sd. per cwt , -, ,.o .oc ooo
centals. nding 21OOOO ocntas American. - -.
receipts American corn Tor the past hIe" uSS "N
$4,000 centtls. ~, 90, n col Iha
ner non Calultta Llnssad ADS. per quarter Ll1seoi
FAKE ~ IS 20 o.. ton RenneA ps'rp1Si ~, ,
sperm oil SIS per'ion RoHn-gomn0n g. 10 @ts' SIs
pele IA ~ ia ProyIAOns-Lard. AZ OIL per eve. Tor
American sugar. lSs Sd per cwt for Caoa Centric gA
polarzng 965 aud l6S Cd Sljs Tor Caoa Auscs'Aothr
raOui
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NORTH River. Vessels and Railroads
ERw-YO June o, 1898,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW' lOIth, JUNO ., 1880.
BEESWAX-The offerings have been liberal and
easy tone prevails. 1000 n Western sold at 26827o
BRlCks-A firm and unchanged market Is reported Late
prices are unchanged
CEMENI-itte nothing Of interest has transprcd and
recent ngure steadily sustained We quote ngish
~ OOdr2 10 German, 81 eOdS2 American, az Is a
q sos Roman 81 00 Rosendale Q0c 81 To- Keenes
nne $40 OUGelO 20 and do. coarse &c 25d&6 81.
CHICCORY-Granuated is selling fairly we'd at So 7ssc
rs 10 quality.
COCOA-1n fair obbing request Of fairly steady figures
We quotoi guayaqu l8i2ql7o. Bahia, f405c; san Do
mneO, q II Caracas II lgc. Trinidad 10
CoFFEhspot RIO was dun and unchanged at $50 for
Fair options quiet steady and unchanged Gruner bought
5000 bags for September and October SCOTT sold 5000 for
ocober Lehman bought october and sold 1000
900 bags heyre fen II sales. $3.50 bags. closing
7OOa7;O5I September, 7.05a7lOI October. 7lts7.20;
November 7.20Q7.2j December 7.3O07.3J Mild grades
quieti sales 81 2S0 bags MaTao1bo and los Mexican
private terms
the foreign adyces Sales 275 bales OF which $40 bales
sold last evening 1900 for export and 5I6 for
sumption Delivered contract 400 bales Tho quotations
are:
Tho quotations according to the American classified
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, juno 0-BEEVES-Re were 40
Metzger % No trade in Live Cattle
Feeling tItc hrmcr account OF the improvement IN the
weather. and moderate supply reported Tor toinorrO"
Dressed cci was doing better today with Ordinary 10
IT selling 7aaQlc Western Dressed sold NJ sac
shipmcns quarters Of e and i5O OF NUT
mo Siarcigo gis l7den with 1872 live Cattle, and tho
surrey III probably get Oh tomorrow with se4 head All for
able aycc from London and Liverpool quote Cattle
g shan week agO and selling at l3O &c dressed
weight sinking the o. American refrigerator Beef duh at
CAiVEs-About 100 head wcro received at Washington
Market ard % head az Jcrs CITY, Feeling lrm with tar
Prime Yeals selling 10 &C. and Choice and Extra at 6sG
e COO wea her lad beneficial effect the Dressed CALI
market and merry every ihng was cleaned out et STRONGER
sales AZ 53asc Tor Ordinary 10 Prime Dressed Butter.
tes iSc 3 OTIS: veals 1873 n at }isoi d. $40 b ut
Gi,c do l5 o. AZ dc DO 100 ID. at 6Ao; do $50 b. at
j. s Fclarisoh 10 veals, 40 70. at Oisci do l2l
w Sppcs't Veais I6j 10 az CLIO Do l26 fb at &C.
Jee Wright u0ag Co.. II Jersey Neals, 200 % at Oc'
c. co ias. i Jerssy vels various weights at 5ia9Gc
tIEEPAN6 LANlis-i.aCcpts were 2iacars Of $50 head
Jersey C aud 40 heid OF jersey lambs at Nas ngton
Western Sheep rs average sold Ut a 342 carload Of
virginia Lamb, arrived but was not sold M ,,,,
1le IS Jersey lambs in tod9 met with fair demand
Fair 70 rrae sold at p Gle few Choice at lOc.
selling a. gJac Dressed Lanbs weaker. selling at loG
Saies-Newton & Gnlet, s7s Western Sheep. 10 n. q.
JaIi 81 Bucsinghlm; 70 Jersey Lambs, % %, at0c
H,i.n, ~ iIutc con; III Jcrsey Lambs 90 %, o.
" Xrpelgeti Jersey LanOs. IS ~, at &c. go.
Jae Wright iioas & CO. IL Jersey Lambs 70,
J = picn ,daon COS 0Jcrsey Lambs, al Co.,
IOGs-Rc,cpts were y Oh 25 head Feeling funcr
at - -oGtt per 100 ID.
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- .rocK MAnKEr-DY rELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO June 0-TAe Drorsrs Journal reports cr'ie-
Receipts 5000 head shipments 2 loo mead; market dull
Exports toHtj 50i Cows AMI Mixed e 10 "a 3d. stock.
ers % U09sj CO. Feeders - So 5 Oh Texans - 200
a.
Rough Mixed 5I4r 20. PacKlng aud shipping, 81 -
- ~ Lislt - OO0-I 3Oi skips - 90 0S37j.
She.p-tc,cIpts 900 head shipments. 900 heal market
dy; GnfrOe - 300 - 10 Acdium IS JOIStO CO. Good
30 DhJ.ce - 81.
81 LOtls. Juno ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1900 shipments
800 marKet 5trOng: ENpUrtA - GOdSJ 75 GOOD Ch0o3
shipping. - 75USj CO. Far 10 Medium 50 p G@i 10
Tessut - 2i0 - o. -
S4fsp-- seceiDts 500 shiDmeut 600: Common 70 Ne
dunn st1 qfl IS: FAIR 70 CnOce. 80 OO6si 90. 1890
HYys-kcc, 5,iOO' sAlpucntA LOU LlglL "a lOD
81 -. Packing, - SjHsi 10 Heavy ST 2uDst 20.
BUFFALO Juno 0--Ctus-Recmots to-day, 81 1elt total
week 39lO mead tln3 last WeoN 20uO
heads consigned through. IL cars market steady
Good Choice 5eer - 5Ogs1 3d. sOckers anu teelers
Is joGS4 90. 1900. -, g. ----,- -,
400 mead lr same 5000 heeli consigned
through. cars market steady aud trni Medium 70
Goo - 25asI4oi Good 10 Choice - 5OGSi 7o spring
Lambs . 0O. .., .-. 49,,
1900 heat FOR slue uns last wees l@OOl heal con-
81 OF which ~ 20 NewI Orki market
Quiet Medium Fair Workers. - 4OGSt 5G Coca u
CLocr 80 a. 49, butchers Grades - 80 "a Az Fss
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June (SpeciaD.-It was remark
<be thing that both Secretary stones and Secretary
Walkers, Of Hew-York, visible supply figures practically
eoincided to-day. Both ciphered in the
Visible supply Of wheat for the week OF about 100000
bushels 1t was just remarkable that with this sub
santia increase In the visible supply at this time Of the
year the price should hold strong it did this fore
boon July wheat opened at s8 cents, but advanced
ever cent bushel. Forty thousand bushels
for at FcwYork and lower cousols
we're tho only apparent bull" influences. Pork was
again strong, with good many anxious bidders and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

TRIESTE hence austrian bark $500 bbls refined Oh
bis Fsdnc oil from phsae
BIN Iae on G SsISsss S Rs S
sS1Ss III RAJ; T6sd
Gg%v r rhaa&SssRha German P9rs reslgu@ Is sa
s Ssais iGa s store
aess reported sales 80 9Sis Mess spot 81 50 SS
short Clear private terms Mess anOteS 81 81 Sssi
bd sss SS a ald s R@ s slG 90 nominal City
Extra india Mess nee oSss24 Oej Extra Mess 81 SOC
a$S % Family sis 90 BEEF Eli HAMs%Haye
SS5si RSs S1 fsS
aS and fs acn as e e dn ' soc sa J p S
Bellies. Z p average Gao Sci 5000 j. q p, StS'
FLA a Es StSSs gns RsS: fS5
q 65c ar at a but 9e @ FOR %sSs
haas & ESS FIJI with I
Sn a sSs 81 % The Su d Dr SF Se p e
sa % SGSs barely 's1s 1 WeIcT s%s S@t
for export soe 2SQ tes % the trade gs6c Sne
closed s s go S 55 oSsns SSss97s @
5PSST c S2siPF GS steam sSUS sSs
higher and in far Demand SALES rs tcs- 5000 7oci Re
H}sf aGHtISn q'sisa oS '0% a1a s"''a
Sav s much ATTENTION New cGeamTy
Meter9 DO l4se1ej EJgn Do stse Dairy half
Factory. O0llc Old Buter-Stae tubs, bDi2cj western
Dairy, EThe market Is again higher.
based on stronger country adce and the demand continues
iSr Eastern 597ci skins, ga LEI Night skins Sa Sosci
generally steady prices State l412Gl5c5 Western, lao
RlCE-Demand pretty gOodj prices firm. Carolina and
louisiana common to fair 5sc good to PRIME 5G6ci
choice 6laQ Csc; fancy head 50 1s07ei RangoOn. 4Gc-
duty paid 29a 2ssc In bond Patna IA 5cj java sd5ac
Messrs Dan Tamage's Sons q Co, Charleston telegraph
Carolina crop movement 20 date; Receipts 6sSjS bbll
sales g765 6hs stock l,l5s bbls offerings Of desirable
stock hight prices firm.
SALTTTao here is slow. The supplies large and the
tendency of prices weak quote Acknowledged
Fine 49, So PhPnx 81 80 Higgins - 80, Holmes 81 90,
Deakns Al O5 esl TO- Washington5 81 O5dS 10, Evans
y 0jdsl 10 W0rthngOns - % ~ 10 Virdens u DOG
500 Lisbon, i8ot Turk 81 sand, 22a25c.
sKINS-Goat are in good demand and firm, while beers
rule slow and without essential changes GOat-Tampeo.
lTst selection 4jc Matamoro do 4Jc Vera Cruz do 45c
Buenos Ayres 81 c Payta. do, asa zcJ Curacao,
do, 572c Cape Doc. Madras per skim 1Oci PRtna do,
81 Deer-HOnduras, Soc; Vera Cruz 2ec Guatemala,
322ci Central American trimmed, 3Oc. do not TRIMMED
2c tSsal Sic; Ansostura 2Jei Parn, 3lcJ Puerto Ca
SPICES-Pepper is firmly held on the spot and joObing
sales de l521lj3fc, with lots ut l4s4cl
Singapore White IS % lc Nutmcgs are 432d i4c BATAVIA
Cassa. 81 tc saigon chips. 90lOci do rolls 34G3oc,
ZANZIBAR Cloves. 1Ol2 1880.
sTEARINESl0w ana Nominal. City quotedScr and Oleo-
margarine, &c.
5lc. sales, $4,000 70. jl2c -, 49,,
with fairly liberal CALL bat the general indications
not PROMISING The Goods market is quiet and for
tht tho wool market cannot be considered satfac
tory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

holders acting stiR July PORK pegan .. ei0o
and cot nm above $40 70. Corn acted strong, too
About thu wheat nit where the largest interest centred
Jones and Es and the la TO were
", tho stroneost New-YOrk specializing cqlee, an1 ~
begins to LOOK now as II the eombinatlon 70 ~
as NewYork July went to OF - cents, ana at oGocK
closed at 906s cents; June stopped at % &c. over
smaby for the account OF Testers old corn syndicate
There much talk at the far end or the hte oas
crowd as in any other McGeOch. who has been ouyer
of June oats for long time and who had snort
him for upward of 10000 bushels unloaded i2t 81
to-day At 10 o'clock the close July wheat OOoscl
July corn 46lac; June pork $40 co. July lard 80 %
At 23O O'Clock the clOst S9isc for June neat oLc
for Julv; AZ for June corn and 466sc. for July
$40 co for June pork and $40 65 for July; 60 62a Tor
June lard and Sc 67l2 for July.
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state bonds entirely neglected and OF city bank
stocks only Commerce was sold 49, at l31. ...,,,
Railroad bonds were dun II measured BY tho amount
OF sales bat the prices for tho speculative kinds I1g
sympathilcd with tho early better tono OF the snare
market. Erie second consos opened . hgh-r ~ - .,
aud sold up 20 AZ but they elose9 NJ ~ 1au 1
Southern hrst 5s rose Il to 90 New-fcrk Chicngo anu
cent West shore and Buffalo o' rose ron o. = 70 S
ended 32 Lake Shore second conso rs sold al II-2
Gll2. Missouri. Kansas aud Texas Issues WIN 55 "
7las47ll and the 5s from ga to D. l2Q5os5, Louis
general is Al o. rsts and Mobile at olia
collateral truss M o. 0nd lO-iOs nj 90 ~ LOUIS huu
Iron Mountain 5s were steady at 72@d75. oregon
short Line o. were up l. at 00A. Texas aud Pacific
nrs,s. RIO Grande division. coupon on, Were
Weston division we're easier at 72S72A. st.
PAU Grsts Pacific aud Western, wore Oh % At o. ana
Northwestern debcuture s. were up u at 99A and the
new debenurcs were $ higher at o.. burlington ana
Paclo nr-,s were steady nj lOiis4lOi, -
The SuD-1relsury today gained on balance sl9'--2
OF 20 / nc NV IN 90 a9-. c,rrencv bal
auce. SO, 1920 coin balance, Sl413J3 'OOo.
Money was easier than ever and ruled at 2@l per
Inc Clearing House statement to-day was a. follows
Exchanges. Si3.J3l,9OSi balances, cl,"o',t'H
received 3l-7 900 National bank notes ior redemption
Wv y,o','',.' ~ ~ sii ~
Tho ioresu exchange werodull ami rates steady
a. uncaW-ti QUO. ltoAs for business as I9hJ"s :
stelul respectively 5Ig and 5I-ii Tor francs; 0i4
and 5ji5 f1r r.chm.rs-; 4pi- aud 1u4 for suildcf*
"a London flc rial crisis had depressing e.
icc British cOuslI, aad they declined from 'l lilo
10 90 3IO Tor money and veis Tor account. Tho
"htIrlsh cGel; /. shown iu Il lower quotation Tor
account than for money, willie tho reE"ro j..
natural market. United states per
cents d higher at 1913. American railways gem
Grady opened lower 80 response u yesterlays homo
quota ions and iu souc Instances made rcCoycuc-
responsive go This mornings better ton. in tuo home
markets.. Tho Bank OBJ ENGLAND gained $1,000 bullion
on balance. 40 P,i, French per ccnt7 dropped uoi4
- 10 o. 80 aul s-t hai zoe uu London was higher
SO 252i2 francs o. tc T. Toe Uccay aitlcath oil ihr
Imperial Bank oi Germany shows q gain OF 4@p'uo
marks Doc specie
Exports oi merchandise from Sev-Nork:
1883 l--4 1881.
For flo week - sjt--.1gr E-i5 0-5 sGuj-,7&0
Previously reported. lisa 5sl u2--t 300 l5G.5i,H-7
Total aimee Jan. 5I5g5-ss sl2a3i5 oo5 sI42 I57
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LONDON June 0-l2:30 p. m.-Consols % ZIG ior both
and the accounts TINTED states Four Per cent Bonds
10 a. Canadian Paeac 39a,: Erie TO- do Second Consos
4si Illinois Central I26' Mexican Ordinary, "a ST. Paul
Common 66f3 ..... =, An ,r,,o.,ot r,.rL a,
ermany shows an increase IN specie Of $4,000 MARKS
Up m-Pars ayices quote Ihree feE Gent hehtes ~ %
francs Confines for the account 80, .
NJ m -COnsols V9as for both money and the account
4nm-Consos 90 BIG for money and 09h for the &C
oonSi Canadian Pacific 37S Erie 0 do Second Cousois
ISas Illinois central, 121ig NcwYork Central, 81 s.
PARIS qnote Three per cent Ren,es at 81 HAncs
for the account -. - -. nah, 81, a.,
land on balance to-day IL 3lOOOO. a. ...o,,
ayices quote exhange on Lonuon AT 20 Hsaes
mi for.
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MISS UoYT IN COURT AGAIN.
LISTENING QUIETLY TO THE TESTIMONY

<poss-vxAwtSATfoS OF THE MICHIGAN WITNESS
-GEyrRAL BUTLER NOT EASILY HEARD.
Miss Mary Irene Hoyt yesterday made her
srat appearance for many days In the Surrogate
where sho is contrasting the Will OF her rather. Sn
listened with Interest, but without app'n,
emit Excitement, to the testimony OF "''"o9
on the other side OF the caAe. "nen "'n
-, p,,,or respmea the cross-examtnaton oi
william T. webber the Michigan EXECUTOR no WI
,nosition close 10 tho Witness and piled MN win
tions I'm so low a tone that they "oro ~ ssri
snditle ut the table occupied by the oIpo'l"e -.
After n while Mr. ChOate said driy' VIZ ~
80, S,dr inform us when some question materal 10 Us
.,,ad, We have not heard word yet" General
Rntler promised TO speak louder In response 10 MS
u,es the witness stated that Jesse Hoyt,
,,terest I'm the Flint and Pere Marquette karo"o' was
Interested in various branch lines In Michigan
with it, and owner Of the Maynower Mills 'llo
reet railroad and the omnibus line In East eaghaM
VAS LARGELY engaged in the lumber business NV
mills and planingmiis; was Interested IN rea s es,o
.asactions and the owner of several large IarHs ~
Miebigan and OF three four hotels Inc sau
that his own property In Michigan was soId5sa ~
:" II land in East Saginaw should be RENTED 70
AGRICULTURAL purposes he said y woa . 40 n of Mr.
Hoyts falling health in the fall OF 1851 IN gong up u9
elevated railroad stairs M noy 9e bt then fell be-
hind When elast saw him the witness du not Dele'e
~ General Butler. having been requested -. to
move away from the witness, IN order that
questions ASN''NAf
INT "a he became more interested in the
exemination, he moved nearer TO the witness again
Pm afraid you're going back on US again. sad MI
Choate and General Butler again withdrew little.
Tie Witness declared that up to the time that nc
last saw Jesse Hoyt there were no lhdeai cartons
The wfess said he had with Mr.. Hoyt great deal
when I'm New-York Mr.. HOyt had frequently spent
Sunday afternoons at hotel but the witness had not
spent Sunday afternoons at Mr.. Hoyrs house. lie ha
never said to any one that Mr. HUyt not in sound
mental condition when he made his will As TO clause
jn the win in regard to giving library 10 the young
o. Eaa Sac
witness did not contain anything about the Guys CIV
ing a certain amount toward the Same object. IhaV
originated with Mr. Van SantvO0rd
General Buter-HOw much money would you receive
n this will should be established! A-Not less thah
800 600 Perhaps more. Possibly S25OOOO.
Stephen r. Kirby. civil engineer was the next wltnees
He said he had been employed by Jesse Hoyt IN building
Jns shops hotels and elevators and In other nechan-
Teal work and related that long before his death MT
Hoyt gave him Instructions about work to be done III
EAST Saginaw ON June 81 1882 he had the last inter-
view with GIN.
The hearing viii be continued to-day at ii a. m
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PROFESSIONAL.

RCUTTECT. graduate of the high school
n would ike position with an areintec' OK p""e' '"
learn the ousnoWy H. LAKE 22O HamltOnlye. Broo.yn
A CC0ITNTANT and AUDI Or Books
"A opened balancedor audited Address fohiON' i"O1"s
Office. ~
MINING ENGINEER, travelling IN Western
M mining regions offers his services eksmns nines lux
m'es''re W ENGINE ER. Box SssA fost omee.
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Eorses Gn0 Carriages

THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
IA THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES,
as regards number and uallty
ever held in New-York,
will take place
at
THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
oeru AND 27Ta Sis. AND MADIsoNAVE' N Y. CITY
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MINT.
JUNE 10, IL AND II, 1882
Under the management OF
p.sroN,s NATIONAL HORSE & CATTLE EX. Tdh
NV COR BROADWAY AND 3STH-sT. NJ T.
On this occasion
UPWARDS OF 800 HORSES,
comprising
ruoRoUGHBRED YEARLINGS AND FAMOUS haNA
HORSES, TRoITING, TRCTrING-BkEp AND Isoa.
HORSES, HIGH CLASS HARNESS AM SAODA"
HORSES
coBs, PONIES,
and
BUSINESS HORSES,
WILL BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT hhSENN&
Tho norses are consigned Absolute sale by tho most
o. proeders and owners in the country, and such en-
oD,ouny to secure very best horses IN the eouatT
,ether for pleasure or business purpeses.
AT AUCTION PRICES.
very seldom occurs
Tho rrong and Carnage Horses will be shown In haraess
mile track In the MADISON square Garden. thus
giving intending purchasers every opportunity to Judge
their action and driving qualities
CATALOGUES OF this great sale be obtained on az.
Pheaton 70 and Cattle Exchange Lnitod. y. W. eors
broadway and 3stlEst, New-l or< ouy. .
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-
CHARLESTON June 9.--Turpentine hrm at 34c.
bAyhNHAH Juno 0.-ITurpeBtine steady az $40.
WILMINGTON, June e.-Iurpentine urn ~ o3'aa
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GVTAsF-Salcs. 100 tos White. 34o ,o, ,ro ,,,ou
,neDtnncd We auotc lie for 2a 70, lOiic for TO- VAo
for "a % and 90. for llgb. - ,.,.o-o, da,,opd
HIDEs-Prcos have declined ana an IhPlUn ,,yiro
has followed the lat st sales include; To- im1o fof
tanners account; 27i2 do, kps tofMnTiq a nrvn6
900 do. Rio Grande sold previous 70 an tr rc,n
terms; 1870 do. OriuOcO. .0L @74l 40 Igh,.i e i9c
snd lrua Or lGa gc 1851 do. Puerto aDeIo, 90 ~,
1000 DO Bahia private terms 5,777 do deSicln pirate
terms do hina private terms 90 60 VS. I1ila
aud DIS. Rio aCnc, lJcisJlU uodau - % 'N'' ~'
nryate terms; City Slaughter 90 casl. a., a f,lv
'LEATHEit-The general demands arc lhOuela'0 10" '
steady tone Is noticed throughout
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nearing az ~ win be continued to-day at a. IN.
CRTrICIsING CONTRADICTORY ALLEGATIONS.
The trial of Mrs. Louisa Schaffer LafonC

CRIfICISING CONTRADICTORY AlL.EuAAlONo'
The trial of Mrs. Louisa Schaffer Lafond
against william Ernest Iet1kewitz occupied the atten-
zion of Justice Donohue and a jury in the Supreme
Court yesterday Mrs. Lafond swore that the
allegations her complaint true and that the de-
PENDANT had wrongfuy converted her mortgage deed,
and Edward c. Allison 10 whom she has been recently
married deposed that he had been told by the defendant
that he had taken the mortgage deed ana that IL
was in the possession OF his brother.
Mr.. Ietzkewitz testified In his own behalf denying
that he owed Mrs Lafond any money. He said that he
had discharged his Indebtedness 70 her and had prepared
on gment ofindebednes that be might show
aerward TO his creditors in that they should call
on him to give them lien on his property.
Justice DOnohue, after commenting severely upon the
contradiction of the allegations Of his answer by The
defendant ON the wtness-stand, instructed the
fury that if they found that he had
by his negligence or Intentional act
caused paper representing his Indebtedness 70 her TO
be lost to her they we're bound find verdict for her
for the amount which that document represented Some
letters which read iii court given TO the
fury they retired They were In German and had
passed the parties. The jury were long occu
Died I'm their perusal and finally ordered to bring IL
q sealed verdict this morning.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON Juno .. 1885.

TUESDAY, June 9.-P. NJ.
To-days market developed nothing OF interest to
any one who did participate in It, There was the
usual amount OF manipulation By the cQues. and per-
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IRON STEAMBOAT co.

The only awater direct to Coocy Island and ito
only line landing the great ocean Per 23d
N.R,o. 10, IL a. M, IL m, and l. Q. 40, Gand7pm
Leave Pier !, N p Battery Paoe so minutes later
Returning. leave Coney Island hourly commencing lois
o. m. last at $3.50 p landing Pier only.
Due notice Will be given the opening Of the Long Branch
route