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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr IAdjourned ior the
LAKE GEORGES OPENING SEASON.

HOTELS AND BoATs-A MEMORIAL CHAPEL
frpou AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUSE.l
BLUFF HEAD, Lake George, June 2O.-With
sprng so datory this year. Lake George, always tribe
behind its neghbors is only jast awakened IL Is "ior
tunate that the seasons enjoyable here the early
spring and late autumn known only to very Tow
cottagers Landlords fnd it sheer waste OF
energy and CAPITAL to open before the middle OF
june In fact before then there are scarcely any raV
cling facilities about the lake. One boat begins LIE resu
lar trips on first of June hut apparently runs 10 ar
ford the captain and boat employees few preliminary
excursions which of business would render lu
practicable later The Albany train arrives at Caldwell a
noon, and the boat departs two hours Dcioro ana
returns too late to afford any Gun.
alternative than giving the hotel proprietor the Dehet
of the situation But on Is another steamer Is put
en- and both boats then make regular railroad conhec
lions.
The Fort George Hotel had hut one family up TO June
G. that of Mrs Mordaunt Bodine. of New-fork' Inc
Lake House. Crosbyside and Fort william Henry ho'o'
only opened last week. u,,,,
The development of Green Island by some PhadeI,,
phia capitalists has brought IN an elchenl o nrv
tveness of many of the old established hotels uieon
comics and gables attune themselves most quantity 10
the soemniry OF an almost unbroken forest ~, prorch
Pearl Point the Thousand Islands House ana frehes
Point each in state OF busiest preparation AZ
Floras Island gay camping party early prayer , NV
Mr. Bender is the new owner OF the Gala,ea. formerly
MISS Mary Anderson's yacht. Although prettiiy iur-
nisled, the Yacht il being thoroughly overhouleu er
machinery foreign make, aud somewhat corroded oy
salt is causing the native engineer some pcrck
One of the most interesting events OF the summer VIII
he the dedication of little chapel so memorial III lS
character 10 deserve mention. The need OF cnurcn
has long been felt In this ncighborhOo aud desire 10
erect the memory OF the late Rev. A. d. liete
aiectonately remembered during his long residence
here has been frequently considered circumstances
however developed more general interest IN the SUD
jeet and determined the advsahility OF an uns"cthrn
chapel Presbyterans Baptists and Epscopalias have
contributed with equal generosity ana Ivy deshtiul
unanimity OF sympathy and labor the work has gone on
without hindrance and will he finished In July The cont
and stained windows all mennrals, the large
chance window being TO the memory of Dr. Gillette Tue
bell and chimes given by Mr. Wilson to the memory oil
his little lost the lake The Calvary Baptist
Church of NewYork of which DR.. Gillette was pastor
for many years. has presented the hymn books Capah
Sam Western, of the Point contributed the ground MI
william H. Tuthill, the architect. gives the plans. Inc
interior of Georgia pine and the church viii be called
Grace Chapel" after Mrs. Grace Gillette Dodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-lORk DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK. June 90.
Chicago's visible supply statement to-day
York to bull 1t. The former showed increase OF
100000 bushels from the previous week the latter
decrease OF nearly bushels Tho trade Is
ce TO almost any OF discrepancy between the two
statistical authorities The statement OF the visible
supply OF grain the United States and Canada least
of the Pacific slope last Saturday compared with
the previous week. as published by the Produce Ex-
CHANGE az follows: Wheat 81, 1896. 400 bushels de-
crease Of fG959 bushels; 5.9O6.297 bushels,
ncIcasc ~ i32.jiS bushels oats 3.7p9.i49 bushels
gaiu Of sos 1875 bushels total &C. $780, TAG bushels
increa OF al l6i bushels
Wheat To-Day possessed OF little life either In OPP
lions spot cash. The export engagements comprised
only t1ree four hoat-loads. Prices unsettled
within small range but ended 4dls cent higher for
October The tone nf the speculation Is steady to firm
under the duncss ruling Last quotations were June,
~ oil July. 81 0ll9; August, 81 03l9 September,
~ O5as October, III OILS. Corn strong through
out. although the export sales were only moderate June
options Il to 5Ii4 July y To 5i August = to 54o.
mapd Tor for export strengthened the specu alton In
hat cereal. aud prces iaGA cent better at 80 for
June. 357s for July 35 for August and 1874 cents FOR
pembtr options. The provision market calls for no
special mention, and lard ended Irregular but with the
options generally trtfe lower
At New-YOrk. PhltdrlpnIt. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts of to-day Wheat. 2OOO92 bushels
corn 1913. 1875 bushels. oats. l5l23 bushels; total gram.
7O1G4l bushels: nour l6.Oll barrels. The arrivals 40
Chicago. Milwaukee and -. IOhs Wheat. 1881
bushels. Jbb.IaB bushels oats l7R,l1I bushels.
total grain. Cj7.36l bushels: -four. 1878 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riuer. Vessels and Raii'oIfG
NEw-YoRK, June %. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. June %. 18s

NEwYoRK. June %. 1885.
BRICKs-Common Hards have remained hrm though the
movement Is not liberal Pale and Fire Bricks also rather
quiet
CEMENT Continues quiet but essentially steady. Ro.en
dale SOC. a 81 TO- English. ~ 50G$2 rs: German, So 600
81 5Di American 81 "a as 30; Roman 80 100 SO 90;
keenes fine $40 0OqslO 25 and do. .625aSG 3D.
CHICCORY-In limited demand Out steady at 0s4 @7stc.
for granulated as to quality.
COCOA-Modera ey active and steady Maracaibo. 3ic;
Trinidad. l5Gl I9c.. Caracas ia 9c; Bahia, IA a 5c
GuayaCuil 10 2al7c.; IAN Domingo. a &c.
COFFEE-SDot Rio quiet at Sasc Tor far pntions quiet
and close dull salcs 1920 bags closing as fol
lows; July. - 90 August e:S @6s5i september Der
December. 7l0a7l5 Mid rades dull sales of 800 bags
Marca private terms
coOpERAGE srocK-There has been no Improvement in
quote: MOasses shOOes ana heass 81 7oas2 90;
shocks and eads. 35ncb. ri SOa*2 90; DO. 36-lDch,
81 40G 45 ola shocks and heads 3Snc 90cdSl o.;
b-Deh 9Oc O, shocks without heads. hO0J5c.; Rum
shocks and hea h. SO sos Rum pipes 50 00GS6 5O empty
hogseads So O0 hoops IA feet $50 00ds33 Co., do IL feet
S26 90.
cORDAGE AN prices readily maintained AMI 2 MOI.
crate movement daily reported the basis OF Ii c for
Manila and Sc for Sisal gra,cs.
COrTON-SpoJ Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED. Sales OF
L. 90 bales 1900 last evening" including 1850 for export
and IL Tor sDnDg deliveries l40J bales receipts 80
bales against $40 this day last week aud I'll last
The quotations according TO the American classification
afplinN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
GAMBLER TRUMAN CoNTRADICrs HIS WIFE.
A middle-aged man. tall and stout. but some

what angiid in his movements, dressed III hghp paiu
suit clothes walked Referee Thomass office yeser-
day behind LAWYER Andrew Jackson Rogers His man
ner quiet and dguicd, and he had the appearance
OF q retired and prosperous merchant But he wasn't
merchant lie George +. Truman. the man who ac-
corng to his wife has never lost at baccara aud VINO
GU Monday released from the clutches OF the law on
bail after boing discharged from the hospital: lie was
sworn behalf on the application OF ms wlie
for anony and made general denial OF all inc alega
tOns made by his wife.
i'What Is your business 7" asked Mr. Rogers.
Truman turned 10 the referee aud inquired; Am
obliged TO declare myself a ganblerf
The referee replying You can answer the question ar
you fit," he answered My business Is the same
that II has always been"
lie denied that he had msled his wife, at the time OF
their cOurship marriage 10 his real business Dn
asserted that always what his business was
and made no protest against it. He denied also ihai
ever OF his having money deposit except al
the bottom of "a trunk; that he had ever gambed on
steamships that he had ever won the amount shc
eaid he had from London jewter; that he had ever
made the great winnings, testified to 10y her. at the Lon
don clubs Partisan cafes; that he was Interested
IN any business enterprises or possessed OF any prop
erty whatever He said that he In fact. dependent
al present upon his friends for money. -,
The referee declined TO admit any testimony which did
not have direct bearing upon the subject Of am0ny
and the questions to his financial ability Inc cross
examination will begin to-day at D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT; cnAnBERs-Before Andrews; Nos
81 "a 10, g. g6 9s 100 I4l, $50, 1872 ISL 1883 2zS
s29 $50 ISL ZS6 sSs 24o PAL PAL Dab 257 49, 266 26o
SUPREME CoURT-CIacuu-PARr II Before Van Worst j.
Case ON Royce agt. St0ckwell No day ca lendar
SUPREME COUkf- -CIRcUr-PART III-Adsnrned sine die.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IV.-Before DyKman j.
Nos los9 1910, 1894 a92 1929 1864 1864 1854 1894
SsJ $500 SaoS 1868 1850. Ssi9 1885, $50, SsIi. 3si5
1913 1926, 1888. 3Si7. 800.
sUsnoosIF's COURT Rollins s-;w Of Johu Davidson
at 10 a m: William Ferguson at lls30 A. m.
SUPERIOR COURr-SPEciAL TERh-Bef0re sedgwick, G J.
soPsRioa couRr-TmAL TERM--PAaT I.-Reiore Freedman
J-Nos $50 H. lll6. 1915 1888 ll4O ll43 ll41. nsS
$50 1870 |. 3. ll53 llb4. lloo. 49,. 49, ~. o,c
supEaoR Sousr~TnIAL TgRN-PART 1ll.-Before Ingra-
laa. mos. 1899, n 4. Ssy lO53 20. ~, ~,
COMMON Pi,KAs-srEcIAL IEkN-Be'ore Van Toessn. j.
No calendar ., ,.,u..r.,u
Nos.-IlvU. ~. ..u.,.. ~,
CRY Coi'Rr-TRIAL TEgn-PA.T I.-Bofore McAdam 81
N0s 4l24 52u4 81 81 5zG6. 4i07, l4 33oI 3isi 4O59
yl57 2G4a 3Ola 39lS 1882 4Sj3. 43Jf 4S55 t551 432
1850 ssc6 1867 4S13 l3o4. 1850 1885, 1857 1859 1870
1872. -, -
tSl4. 1915. J779 z4s0. x ,..,-
Ncs. 52oS. 800 $40. 1908 42SL -, -. = "a
Asst Dist Atty. Fellows.-Nos. l. <..,,-.,..~.
AL srssioxs-PART i.-Beofe Gllderseege
J. and Aast. Dist. Attorney Bedforc.Nos Q. =
~. ~ rs, 70. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24

er and in fair demand Quoted at sci 2Sas2l So DUN
pds 5% gs ~ ana % M s
1000 b d. y is: 5ssSs 7.isc; II S Picked Bells;
& aa%s ssr' s es1ss Sisss
Sss Long ssr srH sss'is e
HEAVY ss s .sS snt S.ss ee = Dss:
most nsy Cash very
oen rsss sSdd ss down . sSuDs q %
%S'G zoo es g arrive Ga2sc cost and rs'st $3.50
August Sss Closing ssSss 80 tss ls spss"
ber o5S 81 c. closing so5aooc $50 tcs October Is
f's'qs j
SSaiRss, T,ssis terms TIs
sa@siy iSssoc western do " los i isc ssp do
tubs; l.sISs Western Imiiaaa ississ vest
lhs market well potd wltcas showing any
%s s srs ss vest western
quiet weak state iic western op can
RICE styles are in light demand AMI prices ruls
I dSa,sass common g fair good to prime
duty pad, 2assa.c in bond Psna AZ &C. Java Sss5
1sP ssisas
pes Ss d
lover remains at loo as TO grade prime to
sG sSs ea Sss
pfsa s's are usry i4 ooong
Tepo,ed Pepper Is slightly easier N sympathy with recent
White do, do Penang re; Zanzlb r. lie, MT
megs 43i29 dos Mace 32a34c.: Cassa 5aS Nc: saigon
rolls Aa35c Ztnzibar clovesil0laeloac; stems Sa3ac
NUGAR-Raw quiet steady and generally unchanged Fair
Renning 5kc S60 test Centrifugal Ga kehned quiet and
rather easier In some Cut md Crushed ia d7c;
Cubes 7lsa1.e Powdered 7lsa7,2c; Iraau1tcd. C7ci
e;1i;5sSPsF' A fs stsaqsEs s5 ..s
ll:6@ Ici &C" 5iaoSsc; Yellow, 47sd5isc
sTEARlN E=Du and unchanged In prlce City quoted &C.
SKlNS-Goat in fair demand and steady while Deer
remain dun and almost nominal We quote Goat-Tamplco
first selection, 45c Maamoros do. 45c Vera do 45c
Buenos Ayres do, &c; ayta do q Il iac.; Curacao,
Dc: 57c cape Zoe. Madras per skin JOc. Patna, do,
37i2c Deer-Ienduras 26c Vera Cruz. 25cs Guatemala
pc; ssal Soc; Angosura 2jc. Para SOC. Puerto Ca
TALLow-rn buyers favor and dull Prime City quoted
5.l6c sales. 10000 10. 5l4a5 5.ltc.
and coo Japan.
T lBAcCO-Een quiet ard nearly nominal Seed
Leaf dull sales OF 100 cases 1884 Pennsylvania private
terms 200 1888 do sG Oc $50 sundrf $50
2Sci 700 bales Havana, 60c.9s TO- loo bales sumatra
ST. 200sl6 60
ST. LOUIS Juno 23.-Four Guict XXX So 400s2 So Xxx.
$36j0s5 49, Family. 81 j9s3 75 Choice. lO6ps4
Fancy $500 90 Patents S. 3j0s5 Is, Wheat tower
Corn duli Cash June 44c july as se
August 457sc Oats firm; Cash. S249334c.i juno.
Boo. Rye dull at 60c. Barley stcldy 5OD70c. But
ter UNCHANGED Eggs steady at SaSa Flax steaiv
at 81 ~ Hay steady aai unchanged Bran hrn at 1.o
65c, Corn Meal arm AZ 81 80 Whisky stsliy m 81 l&
Pork. SlD go Bnikmeats-LOng Clear. Short Rib
1913 4t short Clear SIS 80 6ru SIS SJds ~.
RecelDts-FouE 1000 bbss Wheat 1000 bushi Corn.
900 BUSH oats lo.0DOl busn Rye. - Bariev.
l0nO oush shiDments-Fiour. 5000 bo,ss wnell
bush. Corn. $4,000 BUSH Data 900 hya
busIL; Bariey.-- bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24

LIVERPOOL June Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
81 I'd Long Clear Middlcs BIS 81, snort Clear Mdils
2ss 81 snort ribs 6dj shoulders ~. o. poe ~
Beef-gOs I'd for Extra indian Ness fri Nc MessIibi IL
Iork-Prime Mess vi. per OOL' frne hess Eas,srn
COS Western, 52s IarI-Amcrican "is I'd Prime west
ern o.. Lard OIL 35s I'd hams-Long Gut as 81,
bhoudes 3Js Sd. us Cd per cw Tor hnest nei
Western spring Gs as ld ked Winser s "a @Is "a
per No. sprag7s. Oh: New Western winter rs ~
New Aiaod Western Is. ~ lgdJ Cauionia NO 7a o.
a.. ID It'd aGs S' per cAntal Producs
spirits OF ruTpentns IA DI Lonion 2JA OIL psr
cwt. refined Petroleum 10 d per gallon. Glover Seed
American Red 4Bs per cwt Talow-3ls Bd per ow ltosa
Common, "a ad. Pale lis Cd eos- od Llnseed oA IA
Ths epts OF whoa for the past three DAYS 100000
eentals, including 6OU.OOO centais American.
Tue receipts American for the past nree days were
32,l0O cfbt.ls. - %
LONDON June 23-Produce IAnseed OIL s2l los f2l 2s
per ton Calcutta Linsoed. iOs. "a quarter Linssei
fake. AZ as9fs o., per toa. Ronnei Petroleum oti
Old. DER gallon spirits Of rurpentino as Sd Del owl!
Sperm OIL Sos per toa Rosn Con non ~ "a ett ~:
Pale 81, Oils ProgisiOns-Llrd. ~ Oh. per owl Dr
American, sugar lSs Sd. per for Cuba ceatrflga
polarzng J8 aud l0s I'd Gljs Tor Ca5l MuscoyAiofhr
refining al0s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sAN FRANlIslJ. Juno %. 1885.
TUESDAY, June % p. "

To-days stock market quiet one. The transac-
tions only 7i3 shares against 2l4,233
shares yesterday There steady opening and after
ward nothing but ordinary fluctuations occurred for
tho general list ST. Paal stock led the list In amount OF
transactions, and its fluctuations were between 69 and
7Oa with hna closing at 20, which marks inal de-
cline for the day OF % per cent Considering the state
that Chicago in addition TO covering s shorts has
purchased 900 shares OF tho stock for perma
investment on the election OF Mr. Armour to the
directory there may be significance In tho fact
that to-day's closing figure Is the IL May
%. The dealings III Northwestern amounted only t.
1900 shares and its nal aud lowest price OF 02 shows
decline OF % after early advance to %. Lake Shoro
after fluctuations OF y per cent shows decline OF b.
and Central and Hudson after sales as low as s57s
closed unchanged at s6 Louisville and Nashville and
Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Louis were than
usually active and the particular bright stars OF
the evening; they both show advances OF per cent.
There special news H. affect values but Chicago
furnished intended vance freight rates
after July and of better estimates of the outcome of
the winter wheat crop The Chicago grain market, how
ever, seemed TO take little stock In the Improvement
that perhap may be created specially for stock mar
ket, because wheat In Chicago closed shade higher
than last evening The markets closed duh and without
feature
Government bonds were quiet and weak In tone. with
decline Of is per cent In the holdings for the 4s Tho
bids for the 49, however, Is per cent higher An
nexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
COURT OF APPEALS.
SARATOGA, June 23.- In the Court of Appeals

a,
to-day the folio wing decisions handed down:
Crosby agt Hot ling Adamson agt. Elwe; Almy agt.
Rsley Abbot Langley agt the sixtn Avenue
RaIiroad Company Pond agt. stockweatier judgment
with costs -, ~,
Woershoeer agt the North River CONSTRUCTION Company
Order affirmed with costs
Rice AIT barrett order OF General Term reversed that OF
Special Term affirmed with costs. ~
The People AT. Morse 3ilat West. Judgment amrmed
Jackson agt Andrews Motion for reargument denied
with
Carpenter New-York, Lake Eric and Western Ra
road Company. amend remittitur denied WIN
In the matter petition Of Warming and another MO
t0n 10 amend remtur granted with costs 10 be pad ny
appellant and without costs OF tHis motion. i.
IN the tie final accounting OF the executors OF
William rleen Motion to REMIT tnr granite, and re-
mittitur TO be amended together
with all necessary disbursements IN Doth. Go
Tho CITY Brooklyn ACT Copeland Parker agt e super
Saratoga County; light the same oven as
tho Motion TO put calender Tor day GER
Cbampin act Stoddart Motion strike cause from cal
cpda granted payment OF taxable costs OF appeal aud
500 counsel fce
The folio wing is the Day calendar for June "a:
Nos. 239 2es 297, 27O, 272 273 274. 275
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otaI sncO Jan s0sslo 57s sI4s l9O,ose sI55.5s242l
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL IAaxrr.

LONDON June 23-i2:20 p. m.-Consols. 99ic for both
money and the accounts Umc states Bonds,
-O& Atlantic aud Great Western First Mortgage rrtsteeS
Certcatcs 2ss do Second Mortgage SD canadian Pacific.
-; Ere lU do Second CCusols 81 y Illinois Central l2S2
Mexican Ordinary, 2G's 81 Paul Common. ~; NewYork
Ccntra. ,. Pennsylvania. lJ1,; l,eadIDg. ~.
PaIls ayces quote Three Per Cent entes 81 francs
co centimes for the account
D. H. ousos 80 ,-lG for and % for the account;
Erie second onsos 81 * Ordinary 2j4 Paul
common. 4 IennsviyanL 1874
The amount bullion withdrawn from Bank of Eng
and on bsiancc to-day Ia 92l 900
lars adVices quote Three Rentes 81 francs
o. cencnes for the ant exchange London at
- ffauCs 40 "A c. foI checks
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Market closing firm: Transferable notices. 1880 ...
activity the market but az prices remain eay and Ss
rwoG'osn yco,e Ma;e,ie 8 80 ISnd.n
LAYERS - Naene o 2aS S H, a sd c AZ
&c bbls aud Gtc for hatbbsj este saIdnes iSc
al i2e respectively "a ss sold by auction at q 90
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoU R. Market rules in favor of
buyers. with in ances further slight decline accepted
trade Tor export mainly y aR CITY hh M b a.T, aSS
ebs %ePs for svgort lscluiins eSo9 Sbls MN
G 4 :OG sS' o F"f isi
= 90 NANNY % eOSsss5; 900 ebls superane ss 10
%6ost sSn R9"1 aso snpePdns
Extra st htsr - GOOD 20 Choice Extra WESTERN
s. Common 70 Far Extra 96ie 81 sCs cSno
Extra Minnesota. 50 ass 80, Clear 9 oo9s4 U.s. Rye
as bakers Extra, = 55Ss5oG i. Louis Common to
Far Extra 81 o Ear 20 Good 8 9CSSt SO Geodo
8 SasS city Nm for West Indies: q coas 90;
sUUTdh' y FLOUR Dull. whoa. cecl.ef change IN
S IS Good Sp to cSoee d. 81 oa IS 1904
~ b. Win %Ge5asc raoe cN sas
Iul Yellow Western. sSOOasi J5 Brandywino. s. "a
GfAIN- wHEAr-Narket "a r2c better for cash lots.
and very gu closing Pqn steady . op t opened s eey
closed steady qnlci at 4 under the best prizes
ness sF Shippers ,Ps ely
SGn bush pe, , 90 bns ba' urTe Soco bush
gSi NO. TO- ar ns nS y cl s W. @u as
Red ss99,sf No ed r.nlh N store No od lard TO
July - OlSasl OIh closing ol L, do. for August.
OSi. O3S CLOSING l.: do September 81 Oj
a-lnjA closing ii IL o. do for october = q dSl 07h
co,ing ~ U7s do Novcu a. 09a closing
at 81 = DO Tor eceuiber. ~ I0s0s lOs closing at
Eye Ma Gp iG mora aa s 'iG'S suh ae at
Ssl aa& fnnan BARLEY Aeie Mt
state dS2c Canadi s50 5c.....CORNMarket saato
better Tor cash lots clos steady options opened Im
options. shippers ught "A coo bush Sales l. GnOD
bush. mlure l7S00O bush spot and TO arrive. including
Ungra0ed Mixed AZ 81 a57c; No g. >teaner MXed
In elevator: ~, Yellow Ste In elevator. No Mixed.
Ole tn elevator. , G. a'sat UDgTaied White. $40 No
White. tl &c. In elevator; No. White Gre. Choice Wlite
alLc {" cost freight and insurance; No
Mixed Tor June "a a c closing at 54bc DO for ly.
closing c 20 for September a sd5 ac.. closing at
55'sc OATS Market Grmer Cash lots we advan ed
ia sc. Options opened n sh dc SCR then recovered
best prices. sale OF $1,000 bush No. = Mixed
VS. made for export at 3 sc. afoat sales.
2b 900 bush future 10 900 bush spot and 10 arrive ia
GLIDING No Mixed lac. No. 2 S7iad37 Sc IN ele-
80 50. aroat PC arrive cost freight
White do X9dlte; White state. fOa4Sc' No Mixed for
June 37 closing at 3Sc do for July. 37a37 Sc.
closing At > &c; do for AUGUST S4ts blc. closing At
8 &c. do. for september 53e &c, closing at 4c...--.
FEED Rather steady; 10 ID ami 10 d2l 70c; so
%. 700 Sc. 100 10, 7od9Oc. sharps SOC. 81 %. Rye
feed soc.
Visi De supply the United anil Canada
juno 5soioo 5'9OGao7 s755iia iSailj 1921
June IS s7,7ooolo 5A7S,74o S,25l,s4 2I9732 2o5loe
June q. lA9o3O5s s5Soei5 s89ii6s 2e92i5 4672s5
Juqe5s 2o24Oisi i4GSl.577 4sl5.ss2 47IooI ls7s492
1883.
Exports from Atlantic ports for week ended
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hay lul and lower; due TO largo receipts from tho
West No J. Timothy. 05casl o5i No. = s5690c. No 3.
c.. Shipping grades, 750Sic
IL MP &C ami Hemp is easier and dun at ga &c
FROM store and shipments sac Ssal sold ship NJ &c
quote from 4c. Jute Butts quot at 1850 &C. for
paper and 2iiG2asc. for basging quality.
niDES-Mefo ttit more active O result OF
concessions We quote: Buenos Ayres 22c; Montcvideo
c.: Corrientes, 2Olc.; RIO rand Lc California CT
Maiamoris. lNd 2c; Truxilo IL c Olinoco &c: Tam
peo, 10; Bosota, l9@4lc; Central American, q
Sc; Cruz ltl2 c.. Maracaib0 rs el7c.i Bahia
alGLe.; Puerto Cabele lA,ac.: Laguayru I7rI lc
Caracas. l0c; Payta fabasco IL l7c city Slaughter
tnl do -.ittd Texas, L. q t3l.c
IATrI-C lOse with sales 50 % per NJ
LEATHER-Ihcre Is u moderate export and lObbIng
m Homl0ck ole bat the inquiri Eastern man
ufacurers ae somewhat trivial Light weights are par
ticular fiv0Tito with shippers We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
CLERK WOODS TENURE OF OFFICE.

Before Justice Andrews, in the Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday argument heard on the
motion made IN behalf of George NJ Wood for an order
to continue temporary injunction restraining the
Police Justices from removing him from me once OF
Clerk of the OF Special Sessions until the question
concerning his right to retain IL shall have been
Determined. Colonel George Bliss in behalf OF Mr.
Wood. maintained that, having been appointed In 1850
under the Code OF Criminal Procedure he was entitled
Als IN for the Police Justices, insisted that Wood had
been appointed to fill uncxpired term until May,
1855 under the of 1853 which had not been re-
peacd by any subsequent enactment The decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24

State bonds dull with sales OF Missouri Is 10 tho
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad 1904 and Arkansas
rs to the Central Railroad at a. OF city bank stocks
American Exchange sold 500 at ll9 and Central Ma
tional (ls) at 109is
The principal dealings In railway bonds were confined
usual small number OF issues but prices were IT.
regular Erie consols OF about 100000
recovered from 49ia to 50a 950 but West Shore first
with business amounting to Sl5Ooooo further de-
cned u per cent to $685. and recovered 10 3ta Mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24

Tic refined market is drm but Is quoted unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn. June 23.-National Transit Certih-
Gates opened ~ = lni cosel at S3S Highest price,
s3s lowest price, si7 Cearauccs. 2,GOO,OOO barrels.
on CRY. Penn, June 23.-Crude O--alos. l,3O5. 900
hbs. ccarances 3.J9s. 900 bbi-.; runs 666jl bbls.
shipments 500 bbs charters. SOD bbls National
Transit Certificates opened ~ SIS and closed At SO l2
highest price. s3as lowest price. sl7s