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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

There nothing OF interest in the dealing In State
bonds which covered by sales OF Tennessee Is at
477s and compromise at 5540j5l9 or city bank stock
New-fork sold az at 1863, American Exchange u0) Mt
119, Hanover t5) at 40 and Phoenix u00) at 100
The general railway bond market extremely duh
and but the Of the stock speculation
made good showings. Erie second censos were fairly
active at Asa 40ss S49i and Now-York, Chicago and
st. Louis first Is we're eagerly sought for by the bulls
In stocks at from 72up to 10 against III yesterday
We do not intend to say anything dorogatory to the
value of the Nickel Plate bonds because believe that
II the holders OF tho first mortgages accept anything
less than what Is nominated IN tho bond, or
the ownership Of the property, they VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
legal Nctlees.
IN the Circuit Court of the United State OF
n the Western District OF Pennsylvania - ,eao
:, ,tIs IocK co November term 1852

IN the Clrcuit Court of the United State OF
l The Western District OF Pennsylvana - ,oao
THE EAGLE LOCK CO. No 80 November 'o'H' 1885,
popEnrI cRoMIE ct al In Equity.
and now wit June A. D. 1882 THIS cause CANT On W
be heard upon motion complainant for an order on kooert
t.romie OF named DESCENDANTS anonresid nj
Of the state Pennsy vsn TO appear plead answer OF 40
ur 20 the bill OF complaint fled herein and appearing 10
The Court that u is br ugh TO enforce zen or Clam
WIZ For the foreclosure OF uor
made execu delivered by said Robert Crome 10 one
peer " certain ,os OF land situatea on saw
mill Valley Plank Road In the Tenth Ward OF the Sity %
eghcny state of Pennsylvania said lots being numbered
two IN three go tOl eleven al twelve s and thr
eeen i3 in " Ferfuson's plan OF lots OF the MONTGOMERY
este recorded Plan Book Vol a. page 9a IN Inc htcoru
srs ONCE o Allegheny County Penn Also LOT numbered
four ll in philip Gefsts plan situated the south side
of Union 900 feet from the corner o. Wasnbgtohst
I'm tAe Thirteenth Ward Of the city OF Allegheny REM
VIII a. sad by virtue OF sundry assgnm.nts DC
vested the complainant And ior me oiseosuie
the sad Robert said Peter Wipee lot tnoso
certain other grouna IA the city OF fen,
ano pumbefe unc o. TO- eleven q ID and we've 10
lots lad out BY A. j. a pene n When ca aid mort
gaze virtue sundry assignments now ses.eo ~ ,o
comnlainant And IL appearing 10 the Court from petition
ana AFFIDAVIT filed the said Rofet j. Cioe ss non
resident OF the State Of pennsylvania ana mas not vou
fapiS an.are 10 such suit that he Il not an lnhaDtant
~ & cannot be fouud within this district II therefore
asred h. at the Rooert }. trome dc appeal. al
or or denur said bill OF complaint on OF before the nis
WondSv OF september And II fursr appearing that
e. is to personal seco OF ths order
non ie said Robert J. Crom ordered that puDcaon
~ te be made by insertion thereof In the New YORK
Day Tribune Of NewIork CITY, N w. once week for SIX
consecutive weoks- -. oDpy ''o S""'''
Certified from the Record TINS Sun S"e iesy fu.r,
Comp ainants solicitor, Pittsburg, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

aHa 80 E. :: r. q 1s:'ss::s 70 =
a TO- a ss e. n isS l:s
fSs.S 50 az v..,, a., "a a. ,ss
ii 10 ss2 iD At S.s and u suttsrnli; iss iS
Walsh Kirby CO. SO vssls IS II, q 60.
As Jersey cits sSa
s s:a sr ss r Az:
time WITH iva hs ss
Coed "a
s.ss obtained ssy iy .sss m:seaJ 81. . a
thing else there agl droogins trade and com%O2
u Ms
sd Of these sales sG VS. the top good sheep With
sse coaS Be- @ Virginia c sS
s'; prime i nd ss s.ss .l sss
Good e %S ssS Cs
Thing less than 200 Jersey ssss 10. Com
e nc e sS g Is che % c Nearly
Prime Dressed Sntsen iar aemand at She and 90 -
ss: s i: s 5nssy PsS while " high
81 qfsss IS sssyssS' Es%s.
OHIO Sheep b. at qc 81 DO s. b. At tcis west vir
gin Ews ioS D. at 4c 10 Virginia DO 10 d. atsc ID Mary
Newton oillet 1872 Ohio sheep 80 D. at 4S ne West
81 10. ~ 90 Virginia Lambs SO ID. az 72c 90 do 80 b.
r. 3 Kase old Ohio sheep 30 TO- At 4i.c; SO Jersey
ambs ca n (jn D ivate terms probably about 94c.
Sadlor Co 1896 Kentucky sheep, l03 10, at 81 30;
i9 "a at 81 10; ll2 Ohio DO S3 TO- at$4 45 90 do SO
b. at 4 i2c. -
Judd BUCKINGHAM 2sl Western sheep, rs n at So 81 p
Hume Mullen; 10 ate Sheep IA b. at bc ITO do 81
10 at 4Lc; AZ Western d. 81 No. at 3lc 81 virginia Cus
IS n, at &c; 90 yirginla lan6, poor 40 n; at %
Di enbeck & Dewey: 179 Kentucky Lambs, % 10 at To-
200 sheep rs n, at 4c; 80 do 10 ID at "a 40
allerbcck s. Davs sold $50 Kentucky Lambs % No. at
50 ~.
HOGs-Receipts were 26 Of 34lo head-17 cars &C
Jersey CITY and at 40th.st Total for i've days
S2592 head inst 24 head for the same time last week.
Market NORMALLY dull at $40 30.
Country Dressed Mediums which quoted at
5a4G6c, while Light would sell for B907c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. June lS.-l2:30 .. m-cotton dull Nttiia4
UPands 3d. lllBd. Kidding Orleans 3D. sales
bales Including 800 bales FOR speculation and export r.
regular: Tpiands Low Mddns cisnss July and xn1ass
delivery +4-64d; also 64d also 42ttd; also ~
84d DO August and September delivery. ls.o<d; alsQ
4754d, 45-s4dj also Al 64d do september ana
October delivery l9g4d also $500 no. october "a
also so-s4d.; November and December delivery 81
e4d also 80 64d: do. December aud January delivery
m-Cotron-rhe saiss Of day included $500 bales
American Futures firm; Uplands. low MddLng clause
June delivery 4z64d yalue do June and July oever
value; do. August and september delivery 4e-5ld
value DO sepebsI and October deyery tSsza :sess
vember and December delivery 3j6d. buyers do pecen
Der delivery 356ld buyers; January and
February delivery. 37.jfd. buyers
Good miidnng Uplands. l3l6d Middling UpIanfa II
nds 7.isd; ordinary Upands siGd. Good MlddllnS
Texas 7s; olins Texas sd. Low Miidns Texas ~
Good Ordn ~ Texas, 50 6d; Ordinary 1exas J.l6df
Mddlng orleans, 6s4d; Low Middng Urieans 81; Good
D. m.0uotton Futures closed drn; Upands Low Nidd
clause, June delivery. 4364d buyers do June and
July 438id do July and August delivery
buyers DO August and september dsys X
buyers; october and November delvcry6 dtd sellers
do November and December delivery 1914 buyers DO
Decem DER and January delivery 4t buyers do. Janu
ary aud Februay delivery, D lid. buyers
Low Middins io.is Good Ordinary. . II.ld ne. and
gross receipts ia Dales; sales "A bales stock. <VO0
sxvsSSAB Jnne is-cotton nominal. Middnng l0s; Low
MiddlDg i0 Good Ordinary. 9 net and gross receipts
Nsw.OsLaAxs June is.--Cotton quiet; Middlns 10 1t9
Low Mduiing. 97s Good Ordinary. SIS receipts, ~
baes A. bales sales io uaes stock o. 10 oass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CONVERTS TO JUDAISM.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is tSpeciaD.-The Rev.
Elias Eppstcn secretary of the Board Of Hebrew Mill
isters has resigned from that position and as member
of the board There said to be misunderstanding on
the question OF the OF Christians to Judaism
Ii was supposcd that many OF the conversions were
made through q desire intermarry with Jew or
Jewess Lately there have been many applications for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
SEARCH TO BE MADE FOR WARDS LETTERS.
Tho Holt reference case before Hamilton
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Grand Jury has dismissed the Dill against
lanes Fitzpatrick the sailor charged with being an ac-
compice in the murder OF All Mon, the Chinaman killed
by David Quinn in hottest Justice Bprrett' IN s5 59e
Court of Over ana Termner, held Fitzpatrick In Szoo
hail 10 appcar as a witness in the trial OF Quinn
General Nelson q. Williams, living In Brooklyn, also
bsng Deputy Collector Of the Port OF New-f0rS recov
cred 81 SO yesterday before Judge Ingraham III tDe
superior Court from the Manhattan Railway Company,
Secause their brakemen elected him from train al
Canal-st. ON September IS, 1883 he apphea ior
$4,000. .oo ....aor On the
touri of Common Pleas from the White star steamship
line because the steamship Baltic ran into hghter on
which he was working on November IL 1SS2. and gave
him duckng which resulted in his being lad up al tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
fclp Wdnteo.

WANTED as salesman young man or
pleasant address, between the ages OF and 20 one
who ha or will have m ans ION IN partnership IN an Ola
established business at Uorty Address WIN tun name
&c, o.. -o ~
xYTANTED.-At New Windsor, Orange Co,
w Y $50 abebcdied lahorng men capable OF WORKING
III CARSON & ERWIN,
MOORE Il LAUEf,
WARREN BREWER q SON,
ELIJAH WALSH,
j. A. wiiITBEcK.
VNANTED.-A young man as assistant DOCK
w keeper. Address giving age and references. o,
' BOOKKEEPER Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
INSURANCE IN MAssA on UsETTs.

BosroN, June Is tSpecial.-The annual re-
port Of the Insurance Department of the State dealing
chiefly with life and casualty Insurance. is made public
The total business OF the Massachusetts companies
In 1884 less than for the previous year. put larger
than In any preyious year. while their annual premium
income aud and sum OF policies III force exceed
any year OF their history Ths statistics OF all the com
pasies for 1884 show Assets, $476226O3O; surplus,
S524536 73 policies, 500 1868 insurance, 81
Az Inc industrial insurance showed an Increase OF
2i273s policies over 1883, and OF $23,l2d,273 in
amount OF policies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June ls-Provisions Bacon camoeriand Oue
3ls 3D. Long Clear Mindless BIS 6 Snort Clear Mddles
2ss Sd snort lsbs 3Is. 5d shoulders l7s III per s~s
psefO3s ID for Indian Mess; Mesa 5Js IL
Pork-Prme Ness 5,s I'd per bot Prime sess sast,sn
eru 34s vd: Lard OIL 35s. I'd dans-Long Cat 4ta ~;
shouders sos 3d. Butter rs 3d. cw for nnes Uused
sfstes Cheese-American Choice, 3is. vi. Wheat-kcd
Western spring S. lOd ais Id red Winter 5sod els "a
ner cental No 5prnx 3D.: New Western Winter ~ "a
New Mixed Western 4s. II qdj Caniornia No. IS ID
Is ID California q ia "a 66s sd per c~ataL Prydacs
sp,rits of rurpontne 81 at Lon 0n ljA d. p3r
cwt: Refined Petroleum l5l6d per gallon: Glover SEED
-Commou 81 I'd. Pale lis sd 00s. Cd Linseed OIL "a
3D. per cwt ,. 80, o,, a.. =, ~, o.
per tom Calcutta LInseed ADS 81 per quarter nses3
Take III "a 12S o. per ton. Rennel Petroienn oVLs
Cd Ger gallon; spirits OF Turpentine, 2.s % os cHs;
Sperm Oil, a5s per ton. Ros,n-.onnon 5s 20 9ts -
American sugar. las Sd per cwt for Cuba ceatritign
polarizing 96S and i6A 6d 0l6s for Caoa Muse'VAoe
refining afoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
AYERS PILLS.
| CURE RHEUMATISM.

Rheumatism Is the most painful Of the disorders
blood and deran Of the digestive
and hillary organs AYERS PILLS relieve and Rhea'
maiisn when other remedies fail. 8. NJ. SPENCER syrs-
cuse N y writes "I confined to my bed with Rios
matism for msnths but after using few boxes OF
AYERS PILLS became well man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FIsASCIAL NAayErI

LONDON June lS-l2SO p. Atlantic and Great West
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 81 do Second Moro
gage Oh Canadian Pacific, IOra Illinois Central ~ y
Mexican Ordinary, 272 ST. New-York Cenra. S1 Reading
H.
Consols 9ya, for both money and the account
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rcntcs at 81 francs
81 a centmes for the account. 80, -.
Erie second 4gs Mexican Ordinary 21s; 81 Panl
7U2 New-York Central. SO'e PehnsyNahia 'V's
Reading. Us -, -
The amount OF bullion withdrawn IRON the Bank OF ENG
and Oh balance today IL R2l.OOO
The bullion in the England has increased 1881 III
during the past week . ,,-,u,,.
The proportion the Bank Of England reserve TO liability
which last 81 Lie per cent. now OH
per cent -, 49,.
35 centimes Tor and exchange London NJ
% 20 y centines for checks
PARIS June 1S-Tho weekly statement OF the Bank o.
France Of 97x5OOO francs In gold and
4 A ALYer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
Ocean Steamers.
. AMSH!PS.

NCHOR LINE, U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n gIAsGoW SERVICE via LoND0yDERRY:
Firm EsSIA June 20. noon. cIRCAssIAJa iy Il 3p m
ASCIIoRIA July 4, a 10. ETHIOPIA. July ls, ga N
Cabin passage $50 $50 second class $50
LIVEnPOoL AND QUEENSTOWN sEEvICE; an
CITY of sails Wednesday July 1, July 80
and every fourth Wednesday nereafteE
CABIN passage $50 to 500 SECOND class sSo
Storage outward 80, prepaidxlo.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Asents, 49,,
Bowling Green New.York
In avoid ice Anchor Steamers Soitnern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

BUFFALO n y June ls.Fiour steady sales 200 o5is5
So Is Wheat 1rm sales 1000 bush. No Hard AZ q ~
Corn higher sales car lots No yellow y nsc
oats strong No White 4Cc. Barley steany ana quoN
rye neglected Railroad freight. quiet wnr She. Corn
Canal frcighs1wLA. She and Corn &c. 70 NewYo rn
81 Soy ousn.; Oats II 900 bush Rye. - push Bariey
400 busn shipments Flour $500 bbls.: Wheat Z0oo
bush; Corn 10000 busbj oats, i200 bush.' hYc' -
bush. Barley. 400 bnsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
Proposals.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE

DEPARTMENT FINANCE
OFFICR TllK CONTROLLER J
NEwARH, n. j.. June q. 1881
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this Office until Tuesday June 80. 1885 at Tor
the purchase OF hundred and Fifteen Thou
nd Doll bonds OF the city OF Newark de1onnatei
Tax Arrearsre Bonds deliverable July l. lsS5 at which
tic intereat begins These bonds authorized By act q
tie the Ste Of NewJersey approved April
u lsB ami pay able IN ten years $1,000 eaoh) regs
boring interest a. The rate OF Fer cent per annu
nav allie lly by the sinking Fund COMMISSIONERS
for the p,ymen TIE boids the credit and whole pop
ery Of the city lodged they addition 10 the dr5t
of The CITY ssue foe lrrearage sinking Fund
Is sabhshet By providing the means OF liquidation at
The rg IA reserved all bids not deemed
for The interests city such guaranty OF good faith Will
be- required III bidders the Department Of
ia nu AZ be- niorsed Proposals for Tax AREA age
Donds ana addressed TO the undersigned.
' p o INN.
Controller Of the city OF Newark, Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
THE COURTS.
,.r mr. sAIn DUTCH FOOL"

~,,,yv,Nc THAT HE SAID dutch FOOL"
.N.tn G. Goodwin and the WeathersDy
..,.r.. Jennie and Nellie. played short engssemen'
ssriav in the City Court before Justice Hail. twelvo
Gors the court officers and several spectators ING
Su.,o was furnished by John J. Eller once the ehg
ror.b.stre of Mr. Goodwins alse pianist MT En t
ned in the by saying that he was playing 'n o
S,sno at rehearsal for Mr. Goodwin Ia Cipcinnn vn
$scsmber OF 1888 whom Mr.. Goodwin suddenly, ef (,
sIsimed "why don't you look out you Dutch 1901 %an
the theatre don't want yoa any the order Of
his going subsequently he sued to recover Theaire
geo me M nse at $40 week Dcnctng be de-
LANDED $500 Mr. Good win. when his turn came as
se not unrsauent thing with him. and omit
ting tho Dutch fool he had simply toa MN 70 MS
srv sWilliam Herbert an actor. sustained the mu
scisn's view The jury appda an ne musician "
full extent OF their power, $500 worth.
MRS PECK's LAWYER DECLARES HEX iNsA'I
Mrs. Ellen T.. X. Peck was arraigned yester r
day before Justice Barrett in the Court OF oyer ana
miner for trial on the charge OF uterng iorged or
gage in September 1882 thereby securing conveted
month ago Of forgery in the first degree, III Mrs
bond upon the %fSSrsm the hen pea Of guilty
urged that two separate convictions could NOT 90
forged bond and Rss as sustained this
Mr. Meyenborg then astonlshed the U1r. o ~ r PEEK
He asserted that she was insane when she commute"
'oe weS Said the Justice that case you had no
right TO nut in the plea you da. Although Assist
ant Attorney Purdy said that he would nave an
other Indictment ready for Monday Justice ne t
that he cond take up no other against MIS- fecK
mis- term She was taken back TO the IomDs.
SEARCH TO BE MADE FOR WARDS LETTERS.
The Holt reference case before Hamilton
Cole was continued yesterday. The suit was prousn'
~, .,,on Goodwin of Grant Ward to compel certain
transfers of property by Ferdinand Ward to W. ..
warner to be set aside. George Spencer cashier OF
q
from "a 600 to $4,000 drawn by Ward In favor Oh
Warner Mr. Horabower the pans s,,ops IN the IN"
ronybook belonging to the hrm. and the case was az
iorped until July to ALLOW search to be made ior
Ward unusually wan and pale appeared In the Court OF
Over ami Termiier trial. His companion was var
dan Herman After half-hour Ward returned TO Lud-
low street Jail His has been postponed until next
Mondav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CURE HEADACHE.

Headaches are usually induced by cotveneas indigestion
foul stomach OF the digestive system
and may easily cured by tho uss Of AYERS PILLS Mrs
MARY A. SCOTT, Portland Me-. writes; 81 bad suffered
readulv from Sick Headache and thought myself incur
able Disorder Of stomach caused it AYERS PILLS
cured me entirely"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YORK June 18, 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRg. June II. 1885

C0FFEE-spot Rio dull at $50. for Fairs sales op-
tons were dull and generally unchanged sales 1900 bags
closing seady as follows June 600 10; July, 87098l5
August O60.S5; September b.YOG695; october. $3.50
10pi November 7O5d7.l 10. December 7.lO07l5 Mild
grades weic quiet aud unchanged
COI-f N-Spot Cotton steady and unchanged Sales
OF bales 100 evening including 1000 for export
ana 40 o spinning. Inman sold 800 bales understood to
be Tor the croso sold severa hundred bales 10
spinnces better demand Providence reported
ba
The quotations according American classification
are a a blows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

81 Loua June la-<isttts-- asc0uss. 2O00 e1tyuou1R
SSppss. q sosss 10 Far @ Nsdiua Is ssssE =
ssss ss $50 shipmsnss .77H csnnes . ~
dunn. sz 90 033 90 Fair 70 DnoIca ~ 2j9Sa o. -
Hoss-ReceipsA 400 shvmcut1 SOD h9ik - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CURE GOVT.

8. LANSING, Yonksrs. N. Y, writes: Recommended to
me as cure for chronic Cotveaes Az Frs PILLS have
relieved only that trouble bat aso from Govt
II every victim would heed only three words Of
mine. could Danish Cont from tic land. Those words
wsud be. Try AYERS PILLS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CURE PILES.

Piles induced bv habtual constipation debility ind
geston Q condition Of the liver cure Is best
effected bv the OF AYERS PILLS. JOHN LAZARUS
St. John n b. whites: cured Of the Piles by the
Of AYERS PILLS They not only cured OF that disa
erecable disorder but gave new LIE and health"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

Is 75 Patent Winter wheats IS 5o0s5 rs Corn quiet
steamer yellow. Mixed 55c no SIsoe 20
81 Oats lower No. White. 4ec: No Wots tiro.
Shorts and MtdiEngs steafy Provisions ecsnv nuttc
Western Creamery 1s0lac Ease5p h ,se
Data IA 600 BUSH shorts $500 BUSH; Barley - pusn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CURE BILIOUSNESS.

JOHN @. PATTIsoN, Lowell Eeb. writes; II was A.
tackled with Bilious Fever which followed BY Jaandice
was gerousy III that my friends despared Of my 10
covery commenced taking AY Frs cAThARTiC PILLS,
and soon regausd my customary strength and vgur ee
certain that owe my recovery your invaluable PIla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CURE INDIGESTION.

AYERS directly the digestive and assimis
tive organs influencing heahfu nparting strength
and Graduating disease q. w. MOONEY Walla Waga
W. T. writes, have suffered from Dyspepsia and Liver
trouhlos fer years past found no permanent reie until
commenced taking AYERS PILLS which have effected .
complete cura"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

ID, UU.s
Gates opened at 81 aud closed AT 81 y Highest price
sIa: lowest price. slA Ciearanccs, l.oOs,ooo par
rels.
OIL CITY, PENN June ls.-Crude oi-saes. 1.1100oo
bbls; clearance 10000 bblA; runs. G3.i35 bbls.
sbpments 81 ,5i4 bbs charters lO5.7gi bbls National
Transit Certificates opened nj II - and closed AZ 81 2
highest price. 81 Is lowest price. slis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
CouRT OLE APPEALS

SARATOGA, June 1S.-The Court OF Appeals
oay calendar for June 10 is as follows:
Nos. 2lo, 256. 257. 25s. 259 2eo. 2sl 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
Copartnrrbip Noiires.

NRw.YoRK June IL 1885.
MIR. GIRARD FOSTER ceases to hold my
P' " JOHN HONE, JR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YORK june II.
While the traders in National Transit certit-
Gates are discussing the probable swing OF the specua
tive market the OF few cents the CONNER
cal outlook continues TO brighton for the bulls Tho
Thorn Creek field Is now yielding daily production OF
only few thousand barrels aud private dispatches
the Will be called away from their Work Of
watching for possible " trh-trkes IN that disttc'.
there are many persons who admit the force OF
the argument there few operators,
long though they may be for short tne, VINO would
not I'm fear aud trembling. abandon their holdings on
the most trivial reaction In price. The market to-day
was strong under fair volume Of business
Prices rose 10 ~ cents reacted TO 81 q cents.
the decline renewing all the short interest needed for
small sea ping Ivy the bulls The close. however, was
arm az a gain from the nnal quotation yesterday OF d
cent. Rene ais made AT JOd5 cents.
The Of prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sol al ExchInge As lOllOMA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

furnish an example of generosity that
has eQuaed in the history OF the World n
than part and parcel Of the general manipulation OF the
share market West Shore first 5s were fairly active
snse % per rn cent ' East
Virginia and Georgia consols were up 2 per Eesa
Kansas and Texas general Is up 1914 and tse gen.
era IS g per cent higher at Co.'s Missouri Pacihe con
were dull but r@ at quotations and Atlantic Pacific
Income, n.o, e nlgasr to foa
and tho convertibles are 81 c. nigncr
ut 108, butAmerican Land and Improvement Company
at Sss IN" ST. Paul junior issues were dull lrrcg
Denver Ro are s ,lsSdg az
IO5. oo
The sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance $500,
of $2649ls The days operations covered Receipts
81 o93 6e2 payments si.oli. $780, currency balance
$40. 640,3 46; coin balance, Sl5l .2S6.252.
The money market ruled at l901 per cent ana ciosoo
quoted ] al q per cent.
Exchanges $50. 763.083; balances, $3.9!200
The United states Treasurer at Washington to-day
revenue receipts were ssaS, COZ ,u, Indication Of
aa S 81 Sr q
long and short sterling respectively 520as and BIOS
for frances 94' and 94s for reichmarks; 40 and AUS
The governors of the Bank of England at their regular
weekly meeting to-day, made no change In the banks
s1 Week * hs Ssn
the proportion OF reserve to Its liabilities was rsea
aS ca o % the SanR lost bullion on
ance. The weekly statement of the Bank OF France
Se * the OF sof British
strong with an advance OF per cent TO ses iof
quoted. American railways irregular with quota
ions that simply reflections OF yesterdays nome
81 80 and sight exchange on London rose to 25.2O2
francs the The weekly statement OF the fmpcpai
Bank Of Germany shows specie gain OF 2'ioo'ooo
marks.
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Good rinarv; ia Low Midiliny... ,e's
Futures quiet and after ey advance OF points
ose 30 points lower sales 500 bales The tadna on
both side, market scattered Liverpool advanced
several points but New York pad little attention TO IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

SPIRITS or TURPESrISE.
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SAVANNAH June ~. -Tnrgentinc mr. o. NJ 5oc
WILMINGTON. June lS.-Iurpcntne urn at soc.