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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-07
Apgostura Bitters.

DIus TAhktu.
IoSE-Closed: New York, stea Iy; New Or
Leans, steady; Liverpool, steady; Galveston,
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Trunks made to order, At IA Elm
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Houston y Texas Central.
GOING S0UTH.ii
n.lao~ra nn1-aa4n

GOING SOUTH
No. Anew Orleans and Galveston
Express daily .................. 5:S0 A. NJ.
No. 12-Mixed TO Corsicsna tex-
cept Sunday .................... las p. NJ.
No. New Orleans Express daily 5:5oP ID
GOING NORTH.
No. S-St. Louis Express daily. $40 A. N.
No. LINKED TO Denison Except
Sbuuuy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sLA'lO IL M
No. l-St. Louis Express daily. 9:06 2. M.
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II 10 self.evident that physician payinl
particular attention 20 class OF cases Attain
great skill, and physicians In regular practs
LI' over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 the Oldest Office IN Amerl
ca where every known appliance Is resorted
70, and the proved good remedies OF al
ages and countries are used, 4 whole house %
used Tor OihcP purposes, and all are treated win
SKIN In a respectful manner; and, knowing
what 20 do, no experiments are made. On &C;
count OF the great number applying, the
charges are kept low, Often lower than Is Dc.
manded by others, VI You secure the skin and
get aspeedy and perfect life cure, that Is ths
Important matter. Pamnliet, &c pages, seoi
20 any address free.
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ooTruN.

Receipts of Gotten al Dallas, from Sopten-
her ], 1884, 10 the 9Th H. slant, inclusive, were
1857 bales; shinrlents, l9,sss bales; stocks
IS bnles.
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- oos s.s'',.s.. =. ..''''.. .o'oO ~ N.
NOS 80 and 3 % run between Fort Worth
and New Dreams daily. Nos. Isl
and l63 connect az Fort Worth with traius 10
and from Colorado Nos. 384, 9Ol and 500
take meals NJ the Union depOt.
Double daily trains TO New Orleans
The Texas 4 Pacific is 10 miles the short
est route 10 New Orleans
sold trains I'll fasO to ST. Louis. Also nal.
las 10 San Antonio, etc. Fast time, hrgt-cnSf
equipment, sure connection.
See tnat YOUR ticket reads via. the Texas d
Pacific Railway.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and ali
required Information, call GU or address
E. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 5N Main Street, Dallas, Tex,
ii. z. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
Is. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex,
W. II. NEWMAN,
Tratiio Manager, Galveston, TeXaa.
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Texas b Pacific.
Missouri PaclNc.

Missouri PaclHG.
DALLAS AND DENTON
Accommodation arrives ...... 1900 noon
Departs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 +. M.
GOING SOUTH.
st. Louis Express arrives ....... 6.65 A. M
ST. Louis Express, arrives ........ .l0:00P. M.
GOING NORTH.
81. Louis Express leaves ........ 1925 7. NJ.
st. Louis Express leaves ........ G.l0 A. NJ,
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B R | c X s !!
the HYDRAULIC
PRESS BRICK CO.
ST LOUIS, MO.
Make Speciality Of Ornamental & Plain
Red Front Pressed Brick,
Manufacturing Annually over


They guarantee that the quality, fin
ish and Color, are unsurpassed, if
not unequalled by any other bricks
made in the United States.
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COTTON STATEMENT
popVs This This This Last
Day Week Season Season

ENPoBys AEO STOCKS
Exports this week. Great Britain, 5a.gas.
France, li,cs3; Continent BOOST Stock at ali
united states ports this day, Sf0,0Tl; this
day isst year, i,0jlS35.
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas 10 New Orleans without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

tho week In Juno. 1884. were $4,000 less
than for the week In 1888. The moro sig
nincance Is attached to the current earnings OF the
Two roads mentioned because before In their
history have they carried this time Of tho year so
large quantity Of wheat Is they carrying now .
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western yielded without
force from 0l03as to 1ia and closed ct 1924
western Union dull and after declining from $3.50
GIN to 61+ recovered to 627s062A. The strength Of
tho market In tho later dealings obtained by
special use Of Central and Hudson and Lake Shore
Central and Hudson had been down to S3%. but was
forced up to s5ecs and Lake Shore, which had de-
cned g to 53is recovered to 54ia054ss The market
closed irregular and unusually feversh.
The tone Of the market for Government bonds was
easier. and with smaller business at the Offices of the
large dealers the offerings at the board were moro
LIBERAL Tho Be- exceptionally strong and the bids
were per cent higher but for the 4s aud 49s the bids
were s per cent lower Annexed the closing quota
tions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
HENRY DAYS MISSING CERTIFICATES

The suit of Henry Day against the American
Telegraph and Cable Company came to trial yesterday
In Superior Court before Chief Justice sedgwick He
alleges before June 1882 he purchased 700 shares
of the companys capital STOCK receiving seven cert
Gates which were wrongfuly taken from him. and got
into the Of the company through the achina
Il of his way steDographcr and clerk, william
gcovl Mr. Day seeks to compel the company 10 recOg
him OF its stockholders The company re-
fused do. declaring that the Ger tcates were pre-
and transferred by Mr.. Day. The purchaser
represented that the certificates had been
transferred and therefore new certificates issued to
them The company declares that II cannot determine
who entitled 20 the shares, but will recognize whoever
may be adjudged to them. .
Mr.. Day yesterday produced the well-worn envelope
which twenty years had held his securities inside an
Iron and which he had found in Soovis room after
his flight July 49, last lie had left the securities in
question then when he went to Richheld springs on
his return they and In their place were seven
bogus certificates He had given Scovi authority to
touch the oertc although So0vi had key 10 the
Iron box. Mr.. Day said that he did not know where
6c0vil was He had been told that he was In Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
WEDNESDAY, June Up. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, June Up. NJ
To-days stock market tame exhibition Of specu-
aton and manipulation The lower prices made In tho
earlier part OF the day the natural sequence OF yes
terdays sales OF long stocks to few ntmdated shorts
and the higher prices made later n the day. particularly
for the trunk line shares expression Of wo
don't a continental for conditions the whole world
or the rest of mankind" Yet to who
looked under the surface-one who took to-days
operations in connection with those OF the
last weektoday's market will show points OF sig
nincancc. He will rccollect that Union Pacific week
ago to-day was 53s and that Central Hudson then was
82A and Northwestern 00os and that after all the
fluctuations during the week Union Pacific tonight Is
52ss while Central and Hudson and Northwestern still
show advances OF 2 and 2as per cent respectively.
The student in analogy easily evidences OF
steady selling OF Of the promising OF prop
critics." while the newly annexed speculative elements
arc wabblng In their special favortcs st.
Paul to-day declined to 8s4. bat after
announced that the companys earnings for the
second week In June showed increase Of 1888 ts
price rose TO 69aG9a About this time II will DO well
to carefully weigh tho significance OF the reported COM
parsons OF tho earnings OF st. Paul and Northwest
ern companies Tie st. Paul shows tho small increase
the week in June 1884, but this year the
mileage 10 greater, and each additional mile OF road 10
represented by additional interest charge ON
Of bonds issued But that not all; the earnings Tor
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Eeqal Notices.
CuPPFNF
. COURT. KINGS q

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
Myers. planrn. asainst ELIzADElH Il. BABBir. XsEX
Sarah j. Rabbit commonly Sarah Myers chars3
K Bsbbit and Hannah Rabbit his wife carrie j. Chstha
~ Sr s s bs Sa%. R
being fictitious the real OF his vile any being na3
known TO pantn and tho widow devsees heirs ct law
unknown to plaintiff, defendants. summons.
To tie above ID defendants:
You hereby summoned to the complains N t14
attorney within twenty days after The service o. dis
mons exclusive Of the day q service ana IN case o. yoos fa
Dated New ork Maruh g. lss6 GEO. c. BRAINERp{
Plaintiffs Attorney. ONCE and post oice sddress No a.
10 hs jane: Rodney sa6ot and Julia nssb
name Of his any, being unknown 70 plaintiff sud t6
Eodn. ssSS Who are
IN: e s ssl
& 81 % S s ia VIII ne sS
Soc ClerE OF the county Of hinge the oqnty Ce{
House e the CITY Of Brooklyn. In the County Of Kings
Inc object Of this action 10 to make partition accounting q
the rsspoot nyhta Of the partes and m appears that
se1nSi % e T &c & -.
81 ws q & bSSi ne
SSn Un s sss S::ay * s
soutSS sst.ssdy corner q PARK xyssSs end xds sss
ssas: Ss'e ~. :es s1 g ,ss
upon nac parallel 10 saAA Adeph street twontylV0 M
ss: p1Ss ~, y ~ s; i s
thence nosthsry e,ong TIE xssiXsrdl 80 - An
HlEsYQfk QNe &lIkXMk = -, q a -
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STATE or rR4Ox
DowEsrfo 1l3yscS

--.|.
S:,s $::
Corn arm and higher sale: ca. lots No Ysa!o. :: e
ssSss 10 %S.s ss'y ~
Canal Sss WE ss and sS' c sss &c.,
oman, Oar. tI9 ODD Su.S h'a tssh s
100 Susn shiPmcnts-flour. t!U Sa,s Whsst SsoS0
bush Barley 500 bush.
sALrMoas Jnns u .cossoa an!i Miiias ioSs Z, HsIs
SIIs. ssSsss;Ss DO Fanny Il, o. Siss ,, NJ
rss s' 800 ss sas,
Ws';;1 S1ts; "a x
sssSa4c corn-sou.asrD 'i Timer %.stsrn rssss
SIss spo w ss June ss ssss quo SCI
aSss' %s.ss w Sss: sss
Os saa ssa H:: d rSss cau %
Sa:h ssSSs
$ g. sns; %ss: e: :a "a az
81 oa receipts 900, shipuents 100 bush Corn srops'
kSesSo si spIas sS
sss... ss .s.s; go sSsss: 3 ''
sas11 Ga sSd ea's wbsss am ana uusAnSS
Hogs % o sSa cs - 1861 .s 10 so
Snc.oS June L s' dull and sucsass'S an Gnos g.
Ss.s E e
WSsss active ana scsavs .sles ranssd june ssss..
spsss 4 sis. 5s as e. ss s5a.
CORN rnsS safes No F cash ' nc Sas
lsc cio,lns jGly .!L4t,Lc closing :. s.':s:
ranged Cash ' June as &C. siosnx
z Ssrsys s's's s4sy5c H'S sSlsc
Sc sppf sla fls' nasu
ss1 $ s5 sss: cssH
slS.ns a. g & August, g s 6 s0sus 90 g
s. q q snors Sissr ., SSss, 81 ssesOs.-voar Loo
ss S SSs g y SS'n eu.S 1ra $500
od. o.. oS Ss su |ssi
INV s s WOE No. & ss
s 81 Asss' Mixed sc Is Ss Sea-
s sss.o Rys .r 81 sc I satiss-Se tcGson;
PS: s ssss e ds -
fssse sS
ssa sse Sa Gps .r SSsn oSs ''
mixed ~ sasIs Ss!' an' 40 %1ss s sa;S
Corn 600 bush osts 200 esss oa aye 900
!. e. .Jad yS II s S s
in excessive sappy and holders % re he Prices
.sss 1 ae E4 W s sns
p.SIy !. ss n ss9' %ss. ::
se sss To-: ss
70 &C. july s7ISy7 c' August 81 oossi 5 sspem.
car lot. active az drnsr PRICES stea 9
in gram depot, 5sc. No Yeloy track. "a &c, No
port elevator 81 iaa5ss.cs No s. as tcs
Jnlv bibd jI4c August "a 1d5jc. septenDer 1t05,c-
Oats-Car tote dull White S9c; Pennsyivana No.
White 5yd39igc; No White 4ohc; No " hits ~ tci
June 4U44Oi 3c July i04Giu34c. August Ssh n5sc ss
celpfs-PIour 1000 bbls. Wheat 5000 bnsn. Corn,
81 900 1900 bush. SnDments-WneaL 2ooo
6usn Corn 1000 BUSH. Oats 5000 ou,n.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON. June l7.-TurDentIue hrm At $50
SAvASNAH June IL. -Turpcntne nrn az Soc.
III l7.-rurpentlne drm AZ 30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARRErs.

LIVERPOOL June l7.-Provsons Bacon Cumberland Cat
3la Cd Long Clear Mddes, BIS. Cd short Clear Middos
xss 81 Short Ribs 3is I'd, shoulders ljs Cd per cs
Bce-lOOa cd Extra Indian Ness: Prime Ness 5Js IL
Prime Ness 5ls Cd per b6' Prime Ness Eastern
3as Lard OIL 3js. ID Hams-Long Cat As 3D.
bhoudeis 30s 3D. Butter rs Cd per cwt cr hnest United
STATES Cbecsc-Amercan Choice, 3ls. 3D. wheat tied
Western spring 8s Od 07s 10: Red Winter Is I'd ais "a
per ceia No Sprnx7s Dbl New Wostorn Winter. a. I'd
New Mixed Wescrn a.. II ladJ California NO l. IS 0d o
7s ID: California No Nd DER c"ntaL Produce
Spjrs OF lurpentine 81 1t London, S5d Cd psr
cwt; Refined Petroleum per gallon: Clover Seed
American Red. 4as per cwt Tsow-3IA Sd per cw Rosa
3D.. cwt
Tie receipts of wheat the past DAYS 100000
eentas including 246.O00 centals American.
The receipts 81 American for the past three days were
1880 ceDtas.
LONDON Juno -PrOduccTAnsesd OIL E21 So a 22t los
per Calcutta Lnsecd. 4Us per quarter; Lusecd
Take ~ rs as o. per tons Reaned Petroleum. "a
Sperm on SSs psrs1a Rosn.;;ommon e. ID css. "a:
American sugar Ia 81 Per cys Tor Cuba osairIfa 81
polarxing and ieA Cd OLGA for cabs xuseevadefAr
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surssIoR Cousr-srEc1AL THsx-Before sedswick. CT.
sUrsaioi couRr-fnlxi TxRx-PAnI IBefcre Frssdma M,
Mos 1855, 1850 2Ol7 828 ATS. 4l7 so2 1885, SS9' $751;
JNos s43 1879 1904 2o2s le2o 9oo loAs losz' ioSs'
SUPERIOR CoURT-TniAi TERM-PARr IIl.-Before Insrs-
ham J-Nos 1855 1921 1886 1880. 34s. ILL., l0sS 9s9.
1886 lO99 $40, z52. 1895 1895. 1897.
COMMON PLKAs-srEciAL 1ERh-Beforc van Hoesen' j.
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TEnx-PART II-Beiorc DAILY il
Nos lls6. lOsl 1925. 1912 45. $780, llO2 lllS iiSo'
1870. x., ~,
CRY CoURT-TRIAL TKRM-PARr I.-Before McAdam G.
Nos 4i42 4i40 1894. Al6e $685. $780, 4lsA S'iA Ai''
CITr CoURT-TRAL TERM-PARr IL Before Hall J5Nos
1858 ssos. 1857 49, l5Yis. isil. .si6: lsle
CITY CoURT-TRAL TRRM.-PARTlI I-Beforo Bro"ne' -
Nos l246. 1895 2sY 32Os 1908. 32i0. w., p.,,,
COURT OF OYER AND TRRMISKR-Before Van Brunt j.,
and Asst Dist. Atty. Felows.-Nos -. -,...,....
GENERAL sKssIoSsPAsr i-Befors Gndersiee 70
J. and Asst Dist ATTORNEY Bedord-Nos ]. - 2. U q
G s. TO- H. 10 49, a. 49, l6 IL - TO- 20 ~ ~ ~ - a.
COURT OF GENERAL SgssloNs-PAHL hCbeio9 Seooiu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Iune Drorss Journa. renors .v
Rccepts 5000 head: shipments 5000 nead mar senaY
Exports 81 6Ods5 s5 Cows ana Mixed :. ogasa 90
500Si 80; Feeders 81 5Ods4 80 lexahs % Vo~
A25. 80. A..
Hoos-Recepts 25 900 shipments 1000 marset steadyi
Rough MiIcd IS 9Oqsl %: PacEng and shipping 81 w
81 IS. Light. 50 lO9st 25 skps. So CO9s5 10 ..s,
Sheep-Receipta 400 head. Shipments s9o heaI makt
weak; Inferior So Gs3 60i Natives 50 7o9SAZV ooo
81 80 Choice. ~ 80 ,,oo ..., 49,,
BUFFALO June i7Oane Recelps to-day i.1c asa" toa a
for $40 neadi FOR sane uIio IA, Teos
head: consigns1 thr0dxn l23 cars ma. aull'
Good TO Choice 5teor 81 509s5 So stocXers anu
s. 6Ods4 90 ..,,.. ..., ,,,,. o.,
today 900 head total for week thus rag
II head tor same I'm weoR leoO0 head conslqncd
through 81 ears marcel lower and dun Medium 10
Good - 0JaS4 co. to Choice - oo@si so' sp'ins
Lambs. 81 %. 49,,
to-day 1900 head ota 1or o rees mus lar
~ 900 head: Zoe "a a. tius week lIOV1 neai con-
signed through 1872 cara OF which Is TO MARKET
quiet Medium Fair Workers. - 4vaSt oU 5000 10
Choice 81 1904 l6 Butchers Grades " to@sA iza rigs
81 5Odft 60 $500. , ann .s,.......
81 LOUIS Juno l7-Oatae asceipts 900 shipments.
son drm 50 10 - Io tood % Cnoios
shppinq 81 s0as5 40: Far Medium. 81 20 0s4 Is;
Sa~so-Rsceipts 1000 shipnonts - Common to Me-
dunn 81 10 dsJ O9 Fair 70 Cnoioe " 20 gtt W an.
Va.s- psca;nt. Il ilI shipmenta 300 Light 81 000
81 10; Packing s. 7Oasl 90; HEAVY. 81 OO9s4 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
COOPER FAMILY TIES ANNULLED.

ne CfIdI Oh IIlb SuII VI Iud /. OOUpCI UCIOIO
Judge Beach the Court OF Common Pleas for separa-
ton from her husband, George b. Cooper. because OF
cruelty resulted yesterday in annulment OF her mar
In accordance with Mr.. CoOpsPs plea In cross
suit In 1883 the two met tho beach at Long Branch
where Mrs. Cooper then Mrs ChapmaD,a widow, was
handkerchief he picked 1t up; lunch followed the BATH
and Mrs. Chapman introduced her mother. The elderly
lamented Chapman. Mrs Chapman became Mrs
Cooper on August %, 1888. the Rey Haisey W.
Knapp performing the ceremony In this city.
Yesterday Mr.. Knapp testified that Mrs. Chapman.
when she about to be married. gave her age as
TWENTY-FIVE and her maiden name Goding Lawyer
Charles Bandey rected from the stand the story Of
suit tried In June 1854. In which Mrs. Cooper sought
DANA yes the city because she thrown from
carriage st. Nicholassve and was severely injured
Mr. Biandey told how the lamened Chapman was pro
fessed that had merely been living with Chapman,
unmarried When she married Mr. Cooper she was forty
years old he was twenty-five
Judge Beach said that papers might be drawn up and
an order entered annulling the marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
THE COURTS.
IN r.voR OF THE ELEVATED ROAD.

IN FAVOR OF THE ELEVATED nOAD'
,,,rcr sarpMAy ORDERS NEW TRIAL WHERE A
VERDICT FOR $4,000 HAD BEEN RENDERED.
Judge Shipman yesterday, in the United
states Circuit Court granted the motion for new a'
IN the case Of the Fifth National Bank against tho new"
York Elevated Railroad Company. The bank owns
building Third-avc. and Twenty thrdst, the upper
part of which dwelling apartments AJury IN
the United Circuit Court gave verdict lot SoV
to the bank for damage for loss Of light and Tor
from smoke and dust Judge 5hipman says tnat "niio
Il was formerly held that abuttng owner mas no IN
terest In the street which be the subject OF damage
special state arisen since elevated
began to be built The has, he says. right which
was called in the Story easement In the bed OF
for the purposes OF air ana hgnt anu
from IT, He continues:
"u inasmuch as tho land covered by the street was
taken for public uses, the abutting owner noias
his easement subject to the rights OF the
with or destructive OF the for which the
originally taken he has no cause TO phi
Until burdened with an occupancy wnIc
substantially Injuries them as thoronghlarcs ior
the AUDITING owner. although he may suffer lnoonveni
ence legally injured. because his easement SUD
ject to the controlling right Of the public, ana tne
in accordance objects for which 1t was oris
nally laid out right OF the AUDITING owner Is
upon. While the language OF the charge was . oor
rect and technically sufficient rear tnmt ne q, az
der to find that not kept open ana uI
s.ructedthe roadbed OF the street not being
the railroad trackt not sufficient to snow that pr
lars aud had been placed In the streels anu
track mad been placed upon the pillars which to some ex
tent prevented the street from being as open as IL
before the constructed but that they must oS
upon the trave upon apd that was thereby
rendered nconv enient to the public AS highway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June 17.-2:30 p mcetton dull: aiddling
upIapds 5sId do Midfling orleans 1880; saes-60OO
bales Including 900 bales for speculation and export re-
CENTS 900 baes including 1900 bales American Futures
essy, Uplands Low Mddng cause July and August deiv
eryb isUad also 7.6id also 46ttd also 4o-o4d DO
August and september delivery oie4di also 5000
do henember and October delivery, 4s6Ad also 4664d
DO October and November delivery $3.50 also 5000
do Noyember and December delivery. 3S64d also 81
64d do December aud January delivery, 366ld.
Tenders for delivery todays clearing 400 bales new
docket. A. , ,oo 49,
American FUTURES dull, Uplands, Low Midding clause
tune deiyery 8 404d value; do June and July delivery
Cad. value; do July and August delivery $500
Sellers do September and October delivery soers
vember and December delivery 46td seilers DO Decem
deli SAsd sellers; 40 January anu
February delivery. S0-6td value .-,r .s
pns clause, June delivery !i.g4d: value do June and
July Al SAD value, DO July and Ausus aenvery
btsyld buyers DO August and ssptsmbsr delivery az n
value DO October and November delivery $3.50 buyers 10
December and January delivery std buyers do Ianu'
0ALyrsIos June steady; Mdanf 10 10, an. III
gross receip1 pale, Exports coastwiss o. Bales saies
sAyxSSAI, june T-Cotton noninai Middlns: lo. Low
NiddlnE l0 Good Ordinary III net and gross receapos
baiss EIports ceastwtse " bssss stock. Slos bssA
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rrnnprAN FINAYrIAL MARVEri

LONDON June I7--l2:30 D. m.-Atiantc and Great West
First Mortgage TrnseoS Certificates 2l do Second Mort.
gage 81 Pacific, !O'. Erie los 10 second Con
Paul Common. 7Oas New.York Central $685. Pennsyivapia
49is
Fars advces quote Three Per Cent Renes at 81 francs
60 Confines the account.
m-India Council bills were allotted Today NJ 90
cline OF ed. per rupee. -.
90 il-l6 for both money and the account
Atlantic and Great Wesern rst Mortgage Trustees Ccrtih
Gates u do second Mortgage Ola Canadian Pacie tO
Erie Second Ccnsos iOs, Illinois Central l27, Mexican
Ordinary 27l ~. Paul Common. 7O's Newfork central
SGes Pennsylvania. f9i4. a, So
Pss advces gnote per cent Rentes at 81 francs
40 confines for tho account. -
m-1he Of bullion gone INTO inc Bank vi eng
land on balance to-day 10 392.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR NORTH River. Vessels and Raflresfs.
NEw-YoRK. June IL, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. Juno IL. 1883.


COFFEE-Spot Rio dull and nearly nominal 1t SIC.
for Far options quiet but though the opening was
points lower owing decline Havre the close was steady
with the drop the receipts Rio bags
sales $500 bags closing e ioows June e7o0s 7S July
tober. 695d70b, November 100 a7l0; De:ember. Il00
7l5 Mild grades were quiet and generally nncnanged
American private ternna
COTTON-5poI Cotton was 1-l6c. lower saes. l.6t0
bales officially reported but there was more actually sold
the bulk OF II for Inman sod 400 bales TO go TO
Spain Walter Krohn sold 900 also TO go to ths CONT.
understood be Barcelona Crosby sold TOO Tor
Liverpool 1870 England spnncrs Receipts at the
ports i64 baies.
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

ST. LOUIS June I7.-FIour quiet XXX 80 tooss 20 Xxx
Fancy 81 5000 Patents s. Ssas5 q whea. lower No
August Corn rs strong Cash Ode June Il c july
August 21e. oats quilt casa S2Sess ia Tune ns.
Ter nncaanesd Egg lower ~ Odsso FaI sesd sieaay
DC Corn Meal arm az So 90 Whisky steady At 81 IL
Pork SO Is BuIkmcats-Ions Clear - ~; short Rad
a. A ma th short Gear NJ ~ 80 OSb ~
Reoeiprs-glour. 1000 bbss Wheat % 600 bush, Cora
b8 Ovu Uusn. oats 1000 kye 1000 DusL Harley
1000 pusn shipnents-FIour 5000 DbiAi wnsAs 5000
Lusn., Corn. $1,000 DusL vStA 5000 Dasai WA -
tpan.; Barley, 1909 buSn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
AN OPPONENT FoR COLONEL BAYyE.
oIrrsRuRG. June IL Special The politicians

OF the XXIIId Congressional District were somewhat
startled this afternoon by that Harry
Oliver would be a candidate for Congress In opposton
to Colonel Tuomas NJ. Bayne. Tho opinion was freely
pressed that If such was be the the ght wouo
be an exceedingly lively 1t asserted hat the
announcements was made by Mr.. Oliver himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
THE cOLLIs-FrTzeERALp LrBEL SUIT

PHILADELPHIA. juno IL (SpeeiaD.-In the
Fitzgerald libel suit this morning District Attor
nsy Graham addressing Judge Bdde. said that 1t was
not his intention then to have the tried the
purpose being have plea entered upon the bill This
IA the case In which Mr Fitzgerald accused Of sending
line letter about General Coils Daniel Dougherty
Counsel said that Mr.. Fitzgerald denied all kno Wedge
vi the letter aud pleaded not guilty