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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-02

The most striking features of the foregoing
report are the small results obtained after
such vigorous push of tho drill, the
Increase In the dry holes struck and the decline In tho
average new production per we'll Smith & Crosbys dis
patches showhat the production of the Thorn Creek
district about which the trade has the
alarm) only 3.12S barrels May 81, decline of
COL barrels from the April report. There are only
81 wells drilling and rigs and building IN that REGION
as compared with Is May 2, SO In April 80. SO IN
February and 81 far back January TO- Tho increase
in the new production OF the whole oil region
has been secured only by treless
pushing OF prospecting In small, scattered
patches OF territory and In every nook and OF the
fact that the gushers" OF Thorn Creek longer
thick as berries in summer and that the oil scout seek
ing further supplies Of the product Is forced to thresh
old straw.
Everything smiled the bears in oil to-day Stocks
were down. grain was down aud everyone talked OF the
discouragng monthly report without carefully snalyz
ing 1t. An active market in the morning carried the
price OF certificates down from 79l4 to 7Sl4
cents. Two trihing bull failures announced.
In the later dealings the speculation was more
cents. The volume OF business was larger than for
several days but large part OF IL due to local
"piking." Loans OF certificates were renewed at %
cents to the borrower The market displayed less weak
ish temper Of traders, but It ended with tone that
uncertain.
The range of prices and tho total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. ............. 79l4 Lowest.......... 7sls
Highest. 79li Final.....-.....-. 7Sl4
Sales. barrels $40 900
Clearances for Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn juno National Transit Certih-
Gates opened at 70is and closed mt 1914 Highest price.
1914 lowest price, 7s4. Clearances. 100000 barrels.
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COTTON MApKrrs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June il2sO Cotton steaoyi au6
Upands. l5-l Cd; do. Mddng Oreans oa eT1ort re-
bales Including 900 bales for speculation ra Futures
IL 900 bales including 1000 bales An I'M
steady ppandf Low Mddlng clause Jdhs sS@st delivery
cry 55Gid also 80 Cad do July ana hns'1d eIivsry
6964d; also Sd; do August and sePIernS cr Seivery
3Bid, also 464d do september anu OCtoo,t itrnrv
6364d, I'd; October and November "eh'eiS %
TENDERS delivery todays clearing 27lOo bales new
docket. ,..,.so, a M halaa
2pm.-Coton saes Of the day inelndea oc oas
American Futures firm; Uplands Low MmulnH snuSv
Jupe delivery 5Gid buyers; do. June ana July
bpGid buyers July and August delivery Od sels uo
September delivery 4bld seefA w.
her and October delivery Cd buyers do OctoDeI anu
her delivery 6JG4d values do November anu
delivery 264d value. do December ana january uoi'
52-G4d. value ,,... finland. Tow Mid.
ding clause June delivery 6964d, buyers 10 Juh tu
July delivery 6o64d buyers do July and Augus' Shd
ery Cd sellers do August and september delivery osu
buyers do september and october delivery TO- M %oyeD
Der and December delivery 026ld buyers; DO pe''n''i
ana January delivery. J2-B4d. buyers ,,, I'M. ov
GALVESTON June lGoon dull Midd lnos;n ~ bales,
gross % bales sales - bales stock 4e1S bales o Low
sAVAESAB, l-Cott0n steady Mldlhg. ~ ~ Ly
MIddn los Good oriiaary S net anu EsS'1 5o 6aes;
81 bales. ports Coaswise, zAo Daosi s~o'' A"'
stock. 1904 bales. -, ,., ,,,,,,,ng IN T. IA.
Low Mddng 10 sic, Good Ordinary ioio net rc0'p''
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QUOTATIONS OF BEEvRs TO-DAY.

Cool 10 Ime steers sold year ago at 81 20 The
average was estimated at So IS.
BEtVkS-Recepts Yesterday and to-day 173 cars az
Jersey CITY and so 6uth.st making 4235 head
against e3l head last Monday he arrivals the past week
242 head less than eek and 44 head lees than
the corresponding time last
The demand for Cattle the week been quite
active as the previous week and exporters have purchased
very lew In this market The decline in prices OF 1Od l5c on
"wednesday was not recovered Friday, although with
cooler weather trade little more brisk and the market
tribe firm, quality considered.
Arrivals today 6Ot.st included % carloads for Mr..
Eastman29 for Stern and MetZgeT and for A. N
MunfOe. The latter sold to Mr. Eastman at So 62l2
With tho exception Of for shipment on
The Viola tomorrow everything at Jersey
city for sale The demand fair but
trade only moderately active ana while Fridays prices were
generally manta ned. the finish dull and tribe weak
Very few Cattle were carried over There were cars Of
Common TO Fair Texans tho market carloads OF which
sold at - 90 - 50 and 10 cars Of Kentucky sleIs
brought - so ds5 80 few Light COrned steers sold at
- 800 - ~ - but not more than carload altogether went
below - D. aud from this figure prices ranged 50 40
for Choice ancasrs. Extra reaca 70 44USO 90; while
10 picked thicago Cattle Mt HOnmeser at SO 10
Nine ~ still Bulls sold az - - IS hafd0zen for ex
pot ~ the ousile hgure and eers. Dry Cows and stays
al ~ 7JGSiS
The Viola will be laden tomorrow with IA Live Cattle by
y. Morris and Mr. Goldsmith will load the Austrian at
Phil phiI with $40 head.
This weeks shipment Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton "a follows:
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LIVERPOOL June l-Provsions Bacon Cumberland One
$685. Cd; Long Middles, 2Js. 6l Middos
3Os cd short Ribs, 3is. Cd shoulders 25s Oh per cwt
BeeflO6s Cd for Extra Indian Mess; Prime Mess 39s J
Pork-Prime Mess 6ls Cd per bbl Prlme Ness Eastcrn
6Os; Western 52s Lard-Amerlcan. 35s Ga; Prime West
ern o.: Oil 3js. I'd. Hams-L0ng Cut AS 81;
Shoulders 3Gs 3D. Butter 72s Cd cw United
States. Cheesc-American Choice, sos III. Wheat Rel
Western Spring Is Sd as 3D. Rcd Winter Is Sd AIS ID
per No Spring Is Sd New Western Winter Is I'd.
New Mixed Western Is Ii I'D. California No. l. Is Cd
rs. ID; California is Id l0d Genital Produce
spirits OF Turpentine 26s Oh at London 9j4 Oh
cwt refined Petroleum. Tel per gallon: Clover seel-
American Red. ass per cwt Taox-32s Cd per cw RoHa
Common, IS adj Pale lis. Jd 9Os. Cd Linseed OIL 2oA
cd. cwt.
quarters from Pacific ports 10000 quarters from other
sources, 1000 quarters.
Receipts Of American Corn 40 200 guartes
LONDON June lProduce-TAnseed OH 92l los a 92l lis
per Calcutta LInsced Ais. per quarter Linse,i
Take. II % IS o., ton; Rednei Petroerm 6isl .
esd. gaon Spirits OF Turpentne, 2is I'd. Del cxL;
Sperm OIL eos per ton Rosn-C Jnnon, 4s OIL 1is 81;
Pale, s. lis. Proyirons-Llri AS Of p,r cvt for
American; Sugar lSs Sd. per for Clba centrfug gal
poarRng o6' and lis id Gljs for Cuba Muscoyaiofhe
rehnlpg aGoaI.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
10 az, lima l2l
MONDAY, June 1-P. VI.

MONDAY, June 1-P. VI.
The stock speculation to-day assumed greater
tyity than 1t week and tue recorded
lions amounted TO 193,036 shares against 17s ,254
shares for tho largest days business Of last week. But
the increased movement and the general decline in
figures was much the result OF manipulation
and OF q matching OF orders as have been
some other days spasmodc demand for shares and
ephegneral advances In prices. Probably todays APP
parent weakness induced some little selling OF short
stocks by parties who through either tmdty
sity may be buyers IL the manipulation is reversed to-
morrow and prices advanced to Fri lays figures but
ss - rule the effort TO tempt short" sales proved as
frutess as have previous efforts tempt buyers Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, with transactions
amounting to moro than one-quarter of the total
number Of shares dealt in, special feature
Of the day; its price was judiciously
Let down from 101 to 99as without any important loss
Of stock the clique and when IT was at the lowest
figure the official announcement made by of the
Wall Street agencies that the assumed leader OF the
clique had not sold either directly indirectly Delaware
IAckawanna and Western stock, and that the "bears"
who had selling would have TO borrow their stock
Tor delivery from else than him. I'm
mediately 1t was accepted that the stock was
cot down for squeeze for tomorrow; the
rent of the manipulation changed, and the price
advanced TO lOl and closed at 1918 Tomorrow may
determine the fact whether yearlngs caught OIL
90 later deal than did old on the early manipu
lstion The grangers heavy, but In common with
the whole list madeate partial recoverie that North
Westerns final loss is only &c. Omaha preferred a. Bur
hngton and Quincy q, and St. Paul and Manitoba 70
Dor cent. Central and Hudson declined per cent to
ol% and closed at e2t Lake Shore nuctu-
sted only 50 per cent all day and ended
with loss Of y per cont Union Pacific
worked between 53is and 52b and closed unchanged
at &c. and Western Union with small tradings between
b9ls and 99ls marked final loss of v per cent The
uews Of tie day not Of buoyant character, but
there was nothing that was fresh The market closed
fsverish and unsettled.
Government bonds were dull but ruled firm; the bids
for the registered Is were interest Annexed
are the closing quotations:
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


NEw-YoRK. June !.
The grain markets were unsettled to-day,
and without any decided activity the speculation r.
suited in decline OF g cents for the nearani la
cent for the far options OF wheat and OF a 2 cent IN
corn The export business dragged as 1t has done Tor
weeks past the demand for wheat being especially
Iight This influence and the heavy receipts
of grain here and at the West were about the only de-
nrrssinr features. The winter wheat shortage Is not
much talked of and not until the old crop surplus
has been worked of do conservative operators look Tor
restoration OF luOyancy. The hnal prices FOR wheat
were ms follows June 81; July 9s7s cents; August,
81 OG2; september ~ 02i2; october. ~ O37s. Corn
ended AT il June 81 FOR July, j2l2 for August,
and 53l9 for september options. oats were dnll
and unsettled June options closed i cent better AZ
37ls July AT 37ls and August at 81 cents were IN
changed. Provisions weak, lard decliHlng 10
cents FOR June and 3a2 cents for the later months
AT New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
REGENTS OF grain to-day Wheat, 1OJsI9 Bushels
corr 40 $50 Shells oats 53sll bushc. total gram
$40 4lO bushels; flour. 1881 barrels The receipts
atf Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were: Wheat,
2iG 500 bushels; corn jsS.32l bushels; oats, 4O1i9i
bushels; total grain, l2i93Si bushels; -four lO'sos
Larrels
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2ss bales gross 4oi bales sne, 800 bales. stock $1,000
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW-fORK, JULIO l.
Contrary to the policy pursued by the New
York Petroleum Exchange, the managers OF the Con-
sodated Exchange did not supply to the mcmbers the
usual official monthly report from the oil fields Much
unfavorable comment caused by this but 1t would
be more generous II the omission credited to the
interest felt by OF the managers in the approach
ing election to a possible failure to realize that
the united board is supposed to be oil
exchange. The figures COLLECTED by the New-York Pc
troleum Exchange record at the Consolidated Ex-
change do not agree In comparison. with the report
telegraphed to the newspapers. In lieu Of official
exchange statement however, append the latter
figures for the last two months:
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STATE or TRADE
D0NESrfC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BALTIMORE June Lotion quiet Middling l07so. Flour
quiet HOW street and Western SnOer SIS 50Ds3 S5 DO
Extra. SO 9g9Si 30 do Family. 81 $685. 50 city MIls
Super So 5DGS3 -: TO- 90 pSl 2j d. Rio Brands
50 lj1s5 -; PataDsco Family 50 0l do. Superatiye
Patent 50 lj Wheat-SOutherD lover: Western lower
Southern Red 90 do Amber. 81 OdSl 03: No.l Mary
land 96a95i2 No. 2 Western Winter RED 94l2
d9?c' June 92Pd921ci July, 962G96s, August
90a. a99Sc Corn-southern steady Western qulet
AIed spot 5la 81 sc june 5laj l2c; July, 5L6jl &c
August, 524 SIC na;s trmer and nuiet south
"ennsyIyana 80 ai2c Ryo at 7SgoOc. Provisions
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10000 head Tor last 900 heads consigned
through ~ cars market steady and firm: Medium 70
Good 81 25dS 80: Good 81 so 6<i T5 Ordinary
TO Choice Lambs. s. 50ds5 rs
Hoqs Receipts to-day week thus far
sSn n9 head Tor sam, tin, la week $4,000 heat con-
quiet Medium TO Fair Workers. s. 40dS4 50 Good 70
Cnoice - IOGt 25 Butchers Grades, 81 2o9A ST. Pigs
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels anf Rriirorfs
NEw-YoRK, June l. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio quiet sac for Fair; no sales op
tons points GTuner Fought about 1000 bags %
also ough Wolf seigsberg and Kutz were seiers no
latter sold $500 bags sales 22I51 bag, closing xnens
7iGa7l5; September, 20d72j; october. q 70 az o..
November 730d7.40; December. 74oGIAo' Mild si""''
dull and nominal , SOC ,o,o. .o,,.
CoTroNspot Cotton du and UNCHANGED lSo paes SON. '
deliveries 900 bales: receipts 62j bales against 80 '
day last week and 0j6 last year. ,,a...,o.
Tho quotations according TO the American CLASSIFICATION
are a. fnllnMa:
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Market closing dun Transiefabc notices 1910.

Market closing dun. Transie; able notices lOJO'
FLOUR AMP GoDiqSsF de-
PIT trading quite limited with only Jew ORDER on manu- , 70
sn all parcels for Immediate wants salc 10000 bbi' Oh
VIII e 3to 9, eS =, were Il i e1PG c the %rs Indies 800
bills Fine ~ 2Jds3 80, latter for Choice Winter wlcat
zoo bis sGperfne q 2oas4 8 Tor spring g 3js IS 90
for Winter Wheat opTtaonS 81 al iS Good To
Tany - r o Str 6h Sef Er.I T S
Good - % - 90 Good TO Choice 9Gss ~ ICR gn
Mixture Il a so straight a 20 s. 90; Patent - .
Far TXr. al 90 Fair to Good - iOa - 90 Gool to
Very Choice - ioq - 30 Patent winter wheat Eh'l a
South Rmerica' 81 5as5 10, market closing DUN 49,,
SOTTHERN FLOUR-Duil and declining sales. coo bbiS,
including Common to Cool ETir1 At Inn 1GS' me
Choice do ,oGs' Eh ~ NH pn" s MN I.
s$acd+II5 Tor Choice MkAL a. 1n
N-WHEAr-Marset heavy ieyerish AID Lover lower
opened heavy. then declined = then r~er NOR seAy
III bcS To- Ic lowest prices and 60 cd heavy At the INSIDE
IIices o,elair bushes 10, 'ipori ctrnf ship
pefs bought 1000 bush and ny Mlcr' 2g..o bush
Sales Il2Oo bush future coo bush SPOT and ,oaTfte
Including O. ne7so ana M,lwsnkeH q 49, tc last
wantec - T W ~ az Wb,te siSi" u OF anost
as tns3Gsd ~ hs 60 co.in ~ e7c DO Tor JaiS
a. cS. ne s9 81 At DO To- se S NH A1fS o5
closing at q no. for QcioocI o lir,n
81 OiLi No . spring for J-n9hy: P''sa ','c...,,.,.
"a 5gc; state. sjasIc BAILEY AID BAR
arket heavy End lower Cas, iot declined &c
ana closed anll Qptions o9.ncd hcyy then ae.i9d IT,
cTsG RyI n da .s ' s... ne % oSS
bush "'Wr, ~, ooo oD'i steiner M4ed ioic In elcva
tT 10 m elevator 49, &C. arcat including
cU s e 10 xo Myci Tor june 8 &C. closing At ii e.
for July. 5l % y &C. closing al ~ c do Jog August
S o. as Is closing O. 90 i S Lei,rf - Win
limited supp} eorns q,,t pnons gpcne ~ de Owe
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LONDON. June l-l2:30 p. m.-Consols lOlh for both
money and the account United states Four Per ent 1aGs
H.; do FOu and Half Cent Bonds. HE; Atlantic
ana Mortgage Trustees Certucates
p Erie g9, COnsols. 47l4; Illinois Central l2@i
st Paul Common 6-11 New-YOrk Central. Sis PcnnSyl
vanIa. 435s.
adyces qnOe Three per ccut Rcntcs az 81 francs
- centines for the account
$3.50 m-Pars advices quote Three Per Cent Rcntes al
81 francs - ceulimcs for The acc bunt
4p.m-Consois. lUl9s Tor both money and the account
United half Per Cent Bonds ilE Allan
Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certhcae
Mortgage 6i1 Illinois Central. l2I; Mexican
Ordinary 20 ~ Central S37, Pennsylvania $50
In-The amount Of bullion nto the Bank o. Eng
land balance TO-DAY Is E3J.00D.
Three Per Cent ontes az NJ francs
the account and exchange on Lohooh A.
90 francs 20 cenmes for checks.
Silver Is quoted at 40 l-lOd. per ounce.
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stoe bonds were neglected with sales only OF Ncr.h
Carolina 4s AT s7is OF city bank stocks Senra
National sold 1907 at 1922 Commerce 'i'' Nv
The dealings in Railway bonds developed little that is
Of interest The transactions were not large anu 80
v.,,nif1 orc steady Erie second consols declined 70
all but recovered and closed at 46is-the same ss %
Canada Southern first S. were up Il at 9sl4
We shore first SIS strong and sold up to closed
at 81 10 Missouri Kansas and Texas issues were easei
the first consols we're laat 1912 the general Us were
lOwerat 1884 ex interest, and The 9s were doWn a. ~
after opening up TO 60 interest Metropolitan hrst %
were u easier at ill& Louisville and Nashville issues
continue to he strong general Us were up 2 al - e
interest New Orleans and Mobile frsts were up per
cent at o. and collateral trust were up = az 10 90
interest Northwestern debcntures sold up - 70 81 %;
and the new debentures were r consos AZ loss
1919 Northern Pacific firss advanced 10 iofe' '"'
The treasury to-day gained balance $o2, o33.
made up by gains of S24 800 currency anu ~
The DAYS operations Hssnee S2b5405s
coin balance, Sl45,25S,25O. .. hrs, o,osod
at a u per cent. - - ,o,,or,s.
The Clearing House statement today was as follows:
Exchanges $50 $50, 29l ; balances. 81. s3s.6O3
received S59s 900 National bank notes for redemption;
the customs receipts were were $S4lloo anu 'ho
The foreign exchanges we're quiet at ' Ss 99S
snd 81 i s for long and short sterling respectively
5.1sas and 5.l7 for francs 94% and 9o4 lor icion
marks; 4Ols and 40as for guilders.
In London British consols strong and closed ~
10l advance since Friday OF per ceht. Mn M
quoted at 120-an advance OF g. puI 'he
los at 81 and later at 1l4l. show an advance OF
only s per cent. American railways generally opener
with small recoveres from Saturdays declines 6nt atep
Yielded and closed the lowest figures Of tho day the
late quotations reflections of this mornings nome
figures Bar silver was off l16d. TO 49sn per
ounce The Bank OF England lost $4,000 bullion on on
balance At Paris French per cents rose from so4Z2
Friday and 50 So Saturday to Slo5 ana sght exchange
on London was easy at 1920 francs to the g.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Tho public debt statement issued to-day shows net
reduction from May 1885 in the total debt less cash
in the Treasury Of $3.50 $685. but the reduction is en-
rey due 10 an Increase of cash hand the accimna
ton OF which amounts to $5.439,450 the accrued In
tercs is 50 900 900 greater than 1t was May l. The iO
lowing compares the statements Of Nay and June /:
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Eeriures ail1 nleetines.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
" Notcc member stated meeting WI De heI1 on
Turs,lIy evening June2. = o'clock Rev EllA> 49,,
Of North Biefic Mas Will read paper ON Daniel ""o
S'' ~ ANDKEW WARNER. Recording Secretary.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPAN>
I From pier 20 " r., foot OF Beach-st, New-fork
Che Curt.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB-Jerome Park.
" " NAV "a NAV % May 50, Decoration Day.
June q June June u, and June u 49, ~,
Races promptly Decoration Day RETM0NT pT.sidcnt
]. II. COSTEk, Secretary. .,
NTFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ TO Jerome PARK races-JIne p T. 9 and = , spe,
ea trains direct TO Enclosure AZ the grand stahu ave
SSrapd Central Depot 1880 ana l:2O p. M re:
tmrnne after the special cars reserved Tor ladies an
antienen accompanying tEem Excursion tickets % cents
fckets on sale at Grand Contra Depot Park flase
powing Gresn 4l3 7S5 and 0i2 Broadway Now York at
aS W. ST. and $50 Fuonst, BROOKLYN. and at 10
~ ', "SWiiiTso,ahnrq r. d. ID. NJ. KEN DRICK,
'"'''' General Passenger Agent
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6elp tOanteo.

AGENTS. wanted for the GREAT HISTORY
N nv LANES q. BLAINE.-Agents make from sz0O 70
81 600 per month The Henry Bill Pub Co., Norwlch Sonh
XETANTED.-A retail clothing salesman;
10. References required.
VHTANTED-BANk CLERk.-A gentleman
w widely and favorably known IN financial circles NAV
annly conndeptiay) giving addrrss and pal AZ
~ Souaiiacatous BANKING, p. o. Box 2567 N. CitY
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARRErs

CHARLESTON. June l.-Turpentnc firm al 81 &c.
SAVANNAH. June l.--Turpentine steady at 81 1c.
WILMINGTON. June l-rurpentine hrm at 30s4c.
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NIANHArTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
NOW OPEN
LEAVE EAST 34TII.ST daily $40 s5O, lo'zO' liiZo
~ t1oo 10 $50 800 l:1O 500, $50 q 20 p. M
1--we f. l. CIV minutes after 3itll ST Time ~ IL,
Toa leaves East Thirst every 20 minutes ahd snes SUD
feycept Sundays 30 minutes rom a. III. 70 M
"tprnne leave Manhattan Beach 49, 1000 a. nl and
hourly from ll:20 a. IN. 10 $40 p. NJ
BAY RIDGE ROUTE
LEAVE wUIrEHALl-Sr (terminus OF all elevated rail
uavs hourly from $40 w. 10 $40 M Leave Mahha''ah
teach hourly ~ H. a m. to SID y. H.
EXCuRsI0N TICKETS Including torryl 90 cents
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" From Pier 20. y. r. foot oil Beach's| NOW oA'
Delightful Excursions to Norfolk. Old Point Comfort and
are NEW York for Norfolk. Tues We'd Thur sat at pm
ieave New York for Richmond. Tues, Thur sat at pm
Leave Norfolk for New.l ork. Mon Tue We'd anur sat
Lave Richmond NewYOrk. sun Tue. and friday MI,
Tonnd trip tickets to Norfolk SIS to Richmond SIS Iime
New York TO Richmond and return days. NOrioS oays
General offices OF company 235 West'st Ne"'forA.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Monday. June l, 1885.
Beeves. Cows Calves Sheep and Lambs Swine.
1872 SO 1904 33.3l7 34.l70
Becve. Cows Calvea Sheep SWINE.
trssT cv Stock YARDS SsS I'd s9s 2Sss sS
Forastn.si r. RI. 1.-o 90 $40 1859
Receipts last wec...l9 ia so ss5e qs 9SSS Si.i7j
Cor week last ye1r......l232B III 1920 1927 299O4
Ay.w'kly rec'ts ast 1924 20 1882 29602 30S05
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Excursions.
CONEY ISLAND.
SEA BEACH ROUTE.

Boats leave PierG. y. r., c;lo S.lO 1910 a m
Leave Whtchst crmnus Of alleevatet railroads) 9lo
1910 lllUam 1910. l4O $40 $40. i:i0 $40 6iO' 74O
and -:iop n. -
Hudson RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
n. D,nv excursions to WEST POINT and NEWBURG
by Albany Day Line steamers and alter III hSDAl'
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I he Rising

shoud ind you resolved TO give YER's SARSAPA-
kILLA thorough trial 1t viii cleanse and invigorate
blood and restore the vital their natural functions
Mrs. J. d. UPHAM 23l hasmutave. Boston. Mass,
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