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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21

NAVAL STORES.-Ihe market Tor Spirits
turpentine was quiet and weaker. prices de-
CIining lc. The sales for the day were IS casks
1T 3915c for regulars. At the Board Of
Trade on the first call the market was report
call it was quiet, at 391c asked for reg
ulars. Rosin-The market was quiet and
irregular. The inquiry continues rather small.
The sales for the day were about $50 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported quiet for K and below,
with sales of 17S barrels at the following
quotations: A. B.. c and d $105. Z 81 Is. f
81 %. G 81 2I5, II 81 $50, l 81 90, M 81 80.
Other grades were firm; sales on private
terms. At the closing call the market was
steadv, at the following quotations: K 81 80,
$50, water white SO 60, the lower grades re-
naming unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21

,Ssa Es1aad.-The market is still dull Of
ale. in fact, very little inquiry was had, and
no transactions if any reported Ihere Delhg
~ Tef NO trading on which to base quotations,
a. Ur,nr nav he considered nominal:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21

PoULTRY.-Market steadier. demand good.
EGGs-Market steady: supply zoo +: de-
fair. PEANUTs-Ample stock: demand
native peanuts In good request atquota-
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida. nominal;
lone in market. HONEY.-N0 demand; nom
nal. Sweet potatoes scarce; demand good.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21
General Iransntlantique
French Line 20 HaVre.
General TRANSATLANTIC DO.

General Transatlantic 20.
DETWEEN New York and Hayre, from pier
ID No. ~, \ r., foot of Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by
English railway ana the discomfort OF cross
ing the Channel IN n small boat. Special train
leaving the Company's dock at Havre direct
for PARIS on arrival of baggage
checked at New York through TO Paris.
LABRADOR PElnER D~'HAUTERfyE, WE'D
NESDAl. April ~, A N.
ST. GERMAN, BOYER, "WEDNESDAY.
April rs. 4 p. NJ.
ST LAURENT. DE JoUssELIN, WEDNEs-
DAY, Nav 5. & A N.
NORM ANDIE. DIX KERsAB1Ec, WEDNEs-
DAY. Nav ~. ! T.. n.
PRICE OF PASSAGE including wiRe):
TO HAFHE-Firet Cabin. Sl2D, 500 aud $50:
Second CABIN, $50; Storage from New York 60
Hnvre, i25; steerage from New lork 70 Paris,
S2s: including vine, bedding and utensilB.
Jheeks payable &c sight in amount to suit
the Banque rrangatlantique OF Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBfAF, Agent, Q Bowling
Green. loot Of Broadway. New York.
or WILDER 4 CO., Agents for Savannah
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21

standard time:
TO NEW YORK.
CHArTAHOOCHEE. Capt. j. W. CArHA.
AlSE' WEDNESDAY, April 81, at A NJ.
NACoOCHEE, Capt. f. KEMpToN. FRI.
DAY, April %, at 10 A. NJ.
TALLAHASsEE. Capt. w. H. FrsHpu
April 26, at 70 NOON.
CdIH OF AUGUSTA. Capt. X. s. NrcKER.
sun April q, at 2 P. NJ.
OITY OF SAVANNAH. Capt. H. C. DAG.
sETT' FRIDAY, April 30. at $3.50 P. 4.
10
Irhese steamers do not carry passengers.J
ITDNIATA, Capt. S. l.. AsKINs, SATUR-
DAX, April "a, at 10 A M.
DEsSoUG. Capt. +. SMITH, SATURDAY
May !, at 4 p. NJ.
Through bills Of lading given to Easteru ana
Northwestern points and to ports of the ITni~
ted Kingdom aud the Continent. WY Smr
FOR freight or passage apply to
g. NJ. SORREL, Agent.
civ Exchange Building.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21
GomtmrrriaI.
MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, April 20, 1886, 5 P. NJ.

SAVANNAH, April 20, 1886, s P. M.
couroN-The demand showed some i'm
cement and considerable activity was de-
ooad auring the day, which ended with the
'oiUme Of business transacted of pretty fair
,'onsions. The offering stock was liberal,
snt urices were the same as those named of
pts The total sales were 9l6 bales. On
.cs 90 at the opening call, 10 a. m, the mar
us reported quiet and unchanged, with
- If 495 bales. 1t the second call, l p. M,
:. a,as ouiet, the sales being ass bales. At the
.s,,d and closing call, at 4 p. m, the market
Vas still quiet and unchanged, with further
',Ios If d bales. The following are the Off
s@aI closing spot quotations Of the Cotton Ex-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21

THE magnificent steamships Of this com.
pany are appointed TO sail Is follows-
standard time:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-21

LIVERPOOL. April 20, noon.-splrts turpen-
tine. 27s Cd
NEW YORK. April 20. noon.-Spirits turpen =
tine dull at 4lc. Rosin dul az 81 07lS01 l2%.
$500 D. m.-Spirits turpentine dun at 44c.
Rosin dull &C 81 O7lSNl 121S.
CHARLESTON. April 20.-sDirits turpentine
quiet az Ss16lg39c. kosiL quiet at s5cG$l for
good strained.
WILMINGTON, April 20.-spirits turDentiue
dun az 8slSc. ROsin firm; soc for strained,
s2Izc for good strained. Tar firm az 81 90.
Crude %turpenune firm; hard 81, yellow alp
and virgin 81.
RICE.
n YORK, April 20.-Messrs. Dan Tai
mage's Sons q Co. furnish the following report
OF the rice market. domestic styles are In
steady and fairly active demand. and prices
are without change and firmly maintained.
For foreign sorts there is q good demand 40
former rates. The quotations are: Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

J. Henry Work was witness before Judge
Wheeler in the United states Court yesterday IN the suit Oh
pnter osel and Wells against the oriental and Inter
national Company 10 recover os62s on alleged
violation Of for not completing in time certain grad
ius on The could Southwestern system Mt Work vas sec
.rv o. the Southwestern sructiOn Co OF which
1ere j. pres dcAt and which II Is asserted gave
authority 20 Ger
aiu work for work testified 10 the election OF vi
Gould ~ president. Hc was then in london MI W ORR
Isi he contra VIII tle DINER CONSTRUCTION company 4O
Mr. Gould in us absence.
The SUIT FOR salary under her engagement with Tho Amer
r,f Oueia rom any Auns Montague turner IN
IN supreme has been discontinued Manager Loo ke
YES elay Turner check Tor S,OOO IN fuI pay
Of her claim.
Doubt expressed from time 10 time ~ merchants
Of Collector OF MS pert las autlollY
charge So he Of each reapprasencnt est case
was made al, ud I~cln. NecSor Co
Yesterday before jury n he
United states rue jury found Tor seln NeesOf Co.
Jusce Inrraham the superior Court. Yesterday con-
frmet the report stephen p Nash i'm the case OF
Mrs Alice - ccre Ross Z. Winans III which II s
10, Jared she his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

surErMv CouRT-CHANBEg>-Befo Van Brunt Nos.
g 80 \ iel l2S 49, 81, 2if 90. 2j 2,S III, -5-.
~rpRHaE COUlr--PEcIAL TEaA-PAHT !-Bclore Donoiue.
~ 7-6 "a 754 6I2 334 7is. 7j~. 767 - ~ 754,
7g 5sG 81 7gs. 73D. 500. 10 So so so" loI t"l
SUPREME COUtI- SPECIAL TE2M-PARI I.-Beore Pot
Ter ! - as. uu NOdts csieIiIr
COURT 4RCuiT PAI l. Before ' an Oist, j.
case uu-No dAr calendar . -
- rREYt .OCRT-ClBcUi1-PARl ll.-beiore AhuIe"s'J.
Cas- ONO cudA
StrKsNE COuRr-CECUIT-PA1 III--Be'ore Beach J.
S5oi o7. 530s j645. 50 5i2- jV9l 54-o' o'9 100
345n .6i., 3 lH 346- 3|t2. 1885,.
SUPREME , OURT-, RCUlI-PAAI IV-Beiorc Lawrence. j.
Z Cas-. OIL Nutiy calendar
Sise0G ar, CG AZ before Rollins S.Nilis Of Thomas
S-lby AMI Boyd. II m Charles VIecnN"" al
glrgmog COURT -smciAL TERM-BelOre Insraham j.
10 o,r az ccu,I-FRIAL TnrM-PAEr I-Be,ore ED.
I-NOs ~ lSl5 l8D.. 1910 p4S, 6ij, 1884 45I1,
1906. 1905 100. 49ll, 1918, l7l5. $50. -
COMMON PLEA,--PECiAL rERA-Betore Van Hoescn j.
COMMON PLFAs--EQuITY TrRM- Before Allen, J-Nos AZ
COMMON Piss TRIAL TEbN-PART I-Beiore Boo@staver
l. nod s. cIlrttfr.
con or P.EAs-IRlAl IE.S-PAR1 H.-Beiore Larremore
CrY Coz. el--rEiAL IRsN-PAET I-Petore Han Nos
7.-g 0--J fIO-. 1915 800 oD' .toi -23a' - 90
.2l 7i55 7j36 1913 7iJ5 75t' DOL 1888 V2' 30 ''o-'
cir coce TRIAL rEgM-FAGr I1m III g, E 41 Ia ID
so 30 "A 75O} 7465. 1919 7555 6ZO9 800, 74tl
CITr Cotsf-TRlAL TERH-PARr HG-Deiore II, at. j.
Nos 49, $50 600 % ',o. ~ 80 go. go
75Il 7! 449.. 57i5 447l, 5i-. 145, 'J4J f0SI 'ooS
'nrai o. GYsE As rRM.yrR- Before Judge Barrett and
As.isant strict Art rney Fellows Adjourned until June
corn OF GENERAL Srs.ioSs-PAHr I.--Before Judge
No. s. . b. d. = q 10, H. Il. - IA, 10 10, IL TO- 49,
Coiug ana A..fant District Attorney Davls-NOs =, 5,
& j. s. T. g. 9, 10. II. Il. l3, II, 40. 10, II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June II (Spec,ab.-lt there was
any logic speculation wheat would have declined this
morning III. weather was ali that could be desired
the talk about drouth was abandoned But wheat,
which opened 72l2 cents for July went to 70 cents
Some long wheat takeu, but IL was taken In an I'M
demOnstrvtve way the buyers didn't ask for it. They
simply accepted II when offered. After movement up
ward OF y cent the figures settled down and July got
back again to 72is cents the lowest point OF yesterday
The provision traders we're quiet Tue manner in which
lard cared for by somebody has made deaors rather
tilnd. Corn ami oats slow aud sold at some de-
eilDe. The close at 2Yo p. m. was: July wheat
azssa72is cents; July corn 3ASf135 cents; july pats
July ribs. 50 47l2 Receipts OF wheat 30 oars corn
Si6 Oats lao. Puts July wheat sold at 732 cents;
calls On July wheat, 74Ss cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
GgAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NkN-lORh ItALlNOS.
Wheat enjoyed recovery yesterday under
more hopeful feeling encouraged by the heavy exports
OF Wednesday, After the close of business that DAY
further engs gements made. That the total pur-
ch.ses for the day we're $4,000 bushels, or o6OOo
bushels more than reported In this column ms
fact In sute OF dscOurglug advces from The European
u4rts aud a generally favorable tone IN mo crop hd
vice. enabled the bulls effect early advance OF a 2
cent. thnngh the gain not held long. Inc markeI
pressing commentary the strength or speculation
Alter such good abroad After tne decline
however prices moved to nearly the best points, d.
nn.ncet Nv a further good port trade yesterday
l3 600 bushels being bought Transactions we're ight,
nowcyrr and believers in lower values not Few,
ia holding any short selling In check. The optl0ns
closed steady ir1e under top figures. and unchanged
for June at July at 49, and up & !or August At
S3as for september Sd 4 and cent Tor october at
S5la N.velnber al sG34 and December at s1% cents
The cash market turn better. Cash cora was
seady wi IA only 10000 bushels needed To satisfy ex-
porters The options Closed steady, and up cent Tor
September az 453l Oats were devoid OF feature
and while shade easier for spot lots ended unchanged
for the options as follows June and July 3D. august
81 and September 3CSs cents In lard there is na
new feature 10 report but the options improved a.
points 10 So 80 for July Sc A for August 10 "a Tor
SrpIcnber snd So % for october.
Tue recel pts Of grain yesterday at NewYork. Phila-
25r37j bushels; corn, 1873 ia bushels oats l3663o
bushels: total graln 5l6l79 bushels; hOur. Zo,349
barrels At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis tne
arryas were: Wheat. 4s.3s7 bushels; corn, 24o.22o
bushels oats 1Ol. 800 bushels total gran, 3319Oo
bushels -four, l.. 525 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
THURSDAY. Juno Typ. VI.


To-day was another field day for the bulls in stocks.
I'll ey possession OF the market immediately after
opening and held 1t all day BY virtue OF incessah1
advice to followers TO hold on, and by promises OF
higher prices they we're successful checking any dis
position to realize profits and there few who have
the courage to sell the market short the days
business was little than a trailing between then
selves az steadily advancing figures The market, how
ever, received additional support from the
conversion OF Old-iime "bears who, ike al
late con verts attempt for their tarliuess by
contribution or extraordinary zeal We to-day heari
operators predicting extraordinary figures for stocks
who two mon rs ago inclined to he abusive be-
cause we would not then Join general cry OF
dangerous conditions OF the banks, and nelp to make
out Of the mOle-hil OF gold exports present
and "probabe." In to-!ay's speculation Central
and HuiAon pushed forward to the front
rank and heard some OF the recent con-
verIs, three months predicting little or
dividend for quarter ended March 81 and assert
ing that earned. to-day talking ll5Gl2O for
the dividend for tho current quarter OF IL
L. per cent We do not propose TO dispute either
proposltion-ony to state for the information OF our
readers certain facts. By the OF London 1t has
that the earnings OF the Central and
Hudson for month Of Aprilthe first month Of the
current quarter-includng the West Shore showed an
increase S54 the earnings OF Central
and Hudson alone in APRIL 1850 the gross earnings OF
the West shore for the month $4,000; allow
only so per for operating expenses gives to the
Central and 900 net Oue month sinterest
the West bonds 81 sc 66 which leaves deficit OF
CO.. Say that operating OF tho Central
and Hudson proper exactly the same "a IN 1883
and II follows that Central and udson's earnings In
April S226 1913 greater than in APRIL 1854.
Give the OF gain for the other two months OF
the quarter total gain the quarter OF 1855
will S67s 999. For the quarter-April 10 June 80
Of ss5 the applicable to dividend were
200 all sla lin fJnr out nd he net
this quarter Will he s9O- 77Oa little over per cent on
the stock. As these calculations all made upon
liberal basis. readers Judge for themselves OF the
probabilities OF any in the rate OF dividend for
this quarter The talk OF 1t to-day Of the I'M
portant features the speculation Almost every thing
Western Union important exception-closed higher
than evening" but in spite OF that the market has
not Dr0adened a week but the contrary has be-
come contracted. To-day's transactions 10000
shares yesterdays and the local market
is gorgsd with stocks
Government bonds dun and strong. Bids for the
IS were further advanced a and for the As were s
higher. Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

s2s 3D. Long Clear Mddss 30s. Od Snort Clear xil1ee
snort Ribs I'd: Shoulders ZZs 81 oe{ eeS
Seef-5s Extra indian Aess Prime Ness 80 -
Pork-prIne Meas I'd per Pime MeeA Eaeseros
"a, western aOs 81 Lard american. J2s. Prime Wese
ern SIS OL: Lard OH. 54s 81 Hams-Lons cut 500 %
shoulders SIS 81 Butter 75s Cd per cwt Tor finest Unitef
staiea Cheese "A nercan hoicc. 3yA I'd Wheae-b?o
Western spring al. DIS d. Red inter- "a "a olA 0Qs
per centa. New o. Winter. "a ID. No 5or1nz. "a sd
New Mixed western. "a. ti.; California No oa "a
6s lId No. d. ID G65d. per cestsl produoS
-sprtso rurDsntne. 2oa % do &c London - "a. peg
cwL. 81 gallon. cover Seen-
American Rel Tsilo~2os 90. ~, Rosin
Common. Pale. lis cd. IOs Oh Linseed OIL z5e
Cd per rall0w-Ffne Anerici1. ia 3D. Prms CITY.
ass American RsfrixerAtod Bsef hni quart
ers 6Ld. fore gusrters ID. per N
LONDON June l1-Produce- isnseed Oh 81 D. "a 0xSL
Is 81 per IN sCd.Der quarter Insss9
Cake. 81 l2s I'D 81 Refined Petroleum.. 3rd1
69d. per gallon )f rurDe1tins 2ts ~ Der cws
Sperm Y 3 Rostn Comm, - 5d.Der cSh.
Pale ella 3D. PrJvsions-LarI 55s NJ. oer cvL for
American sugar Is. I'D. for ,uDe CsntnflzN
pOarnng $50 - Nd 81 for Cuba N1scoy1e ar
refining afost: Australian rdlDw Sset As 81 e.3S
Od, Mutton. 27A 2-s SCI. Cocoa Nut Oil-Ceylon.
Sass. Sd U325. Cochin. t3Z Os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
THE PETROLEUM MAREEr.

Most Of the time yesterday the certificate
market was stupidity dull and the total dealings foot up
to less than 100000 barrels Yet prices showed rc-
uctance In yielding although there no pressure to
SELL ana few buying orders quickly restored any loss
they had suffered In sact, after opening down and
sinking only further to 6Cl2 cents, there was
hardening process which resulted IN an advance u
from the best points OF the day. The markes
IL one to puzzle the closest observer
n the bull arguments are true-that is. that the
Kane field It's bestdays. aud that vel-inforned
deld scouts are that y-ld OF tho
Washington pools Is not ikey 10 be scored again ANA
this IL the general talk there Is ample reason Iot
extend liberal support by purchases Or course sucn
buying element be trusting for more o, reaction
than IT has yet been favored With ana II dsaplontea
may a rising tide But II u yet To De proved
that OF the scouts correct ones or bAs
the field Is sufficiently defined TO Justify such guessing
and this feature OF the market looks AZ suspclouson
the one hand the bold selling or certain large opera
tors on no apparent theory does the Other lhe
gauge OF the Washington wells naturally shows de
cline from last Saturdays gauge, which Included tne
Smith No. and the Hall gushers at nearly their best
The market would be improved II the snort Interest,"
could encouraged extend larger lines but carrying
rates that the floor traders are not largely snort
market at the END cert ny wore An appearances
or strength. -, -
sodated Exchange were "a follows;
Opening. ..............-. 664 Lowest.--.--.. ooa9
Highest 674 Final. o. =
Sales barrels. o'oo@'oVv
Refined oil is strong at rs cents gallon
BRADFORD, Penn, June IL Crude OIL - national
Transit Certificates opened at 81 and closed at z;
highest 673s; lowest, 66s clearaIces 1.4+2Oo0 bar
rels.
OIL CITY, Penn, June 17-Crude Oil-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened at 81 and closed at 67la highest
67ss; lowest &c q; sales $4,000 barrels; cearsnces
100000 barrels charters f323s barrels; snipmenA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
cor,roV u.pKFrs-Ry TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. June II -l231 p m-cotton Duh with mod
e asns pq egG Uais: caaf Sais,
SFo ana Sus stp0F TssP Mns clause aas
dv and d August so ser ant 5g a so Angus. and
September delivery 5.6.di DO september ana october
Odd DO November and December delivery. 4 o.o4d; DO
December and January delivery 1Oo4d do September de-
2 D. 9-rhe sales of the included 6,ioO bales Amsr-
Md@ips qPnnShs 5ssa "a N sSSs
40 oD T'n, Trp.nds a. Sie Low
Eiddng Texas Good Ordinary rexas l5Isd Ordinary
Texas Good M6 fsnsT Ure reaa Ordinary orleans
/ p. -cotton-Futures closed dun Cpands Low Md
delivery SD sellers 49, and 5gy aHa ASs s"e as
lid BUYERS: DO september and October delivery 5d-
sellers; DO. SoveaOer and December delivery SoGtG
sellers DO Dess5es de na es Se
's GahyxsGoS i'm Kidding. 80. Low
eesas 4 bales exports eosstwlse 1879 bales 1871
Oe sssAs sn June dan, Middns slis Low
S5. GSod 9F 5y stock as oass
Nfw.oRLEASs, juno Lection dull Mitdns -: Lon S,
5aes sTos i4,s bae. exports TO Britain, 1913
bales sales 900 oalesi stock co''7 bales
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON June Il l2sD hantc an arsa %ess
Mortgage IL; Canadian Pacific 67.: st Paul common
95Is: NewYo Central l0' 4. Pennsylvania o'$i
Nfa so 3 mpars avlces quote Three Cent Rents at
LoSDoS. June IA p m-Consos, l0l Lilo Tor money
and "a the account Canad an Paclhc u = Erie,
1g. do second o. :; Mexican ordinary = a;
It Paul Common. 96i4 NewYOrS Central 1854 heading
-. ,o-
Hudson Bay Company 237s. ,,-o A.,
during the past week . ,-, . ,..,,,.
which Last week 3J2 per cent Is no" 81 LOLA
per cent. -. -, nj -,
England on balance to-day N tl>pOl
n-parls aty1ces quote Per Cent Re1tes az 81
francs 81 centmes the mt. and exchange
London AZ % francs - confines for checks
~
France shows Of 6425.OO0 francs IN gold ant
Is % 900 francs IN silver
spanish tOurs. oc s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
TRYING TO GET HER son.

A writ of habeas corpus directing Thomas IT,
Constantine whose wife, Harriet f. Cons tantine pro
duced Waacks Theatre last TUESDAY evening
v his produce in court or saturday
,or ny their son Thomas age ten granted by Justice
Van Brunt in Supreme court Chambers, yesterday MTs
Constantine IN asking for The writ states Da she
was married on july 3 S87 and while living IN chicago IN
October SO learned that her husband was uia1u
she left him and i've with her mother she aferWdld
orgave her husband and returned 70 m second time he
Vas untrue and ackn Dwedged IT, To AVOID seaman she r.
named him refused 70 live W IN INN as ms wlie ~
contributed TO her
sre h.n ON June cr husband took the boy from
Ier Tie bov placed with William r. Becker ana
the mother out OF the city unless the
prev ents IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
AETNA cures Neurasia and .evere Headache
~ L 44V "A Testimonials free.
AETNA CO., 50 9TH ave- y. Y.
fegdl Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ NETWORK, COUNTY OF QUEENS. Planuf de-
the II TAI III the County OF QueeDA
Martin Administrative Win the VIII annexed
the goods chttes and credits which were OF "ieace Az
serI deceased. Plaintiff,
against
Elder Alexander Jessie Gatens aud Peter r
Gatens her husband Annie Martin. Charles ii. Iorrey Ed
WAL irving. Defendant summons
TO the above and each OF them You hereby
the complaint IN this action and 70
the Planti1 Rtf0rney
days after the service OF tins summons exclusive
and in Of allure appear
Judgment VIII be taken against by default fos
the relief demanded the complaint
EZLkIEL rlXMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
ONCE aid Post Office al Tres
Nos ~ y Beezman-st.
Newlork city.
Dated. New.York. August DIST. 1855
To Alexander Eier OF the defendants above named
The oTe5ong summons served by public
pursuant order the Hon Wizard Batett Justice
of the OF New lOrA dated tbs
18Th Gay May. 1886 hlod comp
CLERK OF the County OF the county
court House Jamaica Queens County. tho state VI
York.
EZEKIEL FIXMAN. PialDtiIs Attorney
10 D BeckmansI.
Aew-York CITY
Dated May 10th. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

sUGARThe marset ,or Raw sugar Is steady &c Tor fo
Muscovaio 5sc for go Centrifugal ana 4Dt &c ,o'
Molasscs R,fned Quiet and unchanged Cutloa i.iec
Crushed l3-I6c Cubes 6406 5l'c.. Powdered os~so'
Graduated Sic. Mould SIC. Confectionery i.lc
Conce standard &c Gomez on 3o3 &C, Wnite EtuA
7lLa5lac.. Extra 5h0jAc. c 1900 &C. feho~ y
dt1.c 80. ,
sTkAKIN E-Dull and nominay unchanged. City quoted
n, i,c ard OleomaTg1rfne AZ Gt,c
at 4Sd4lpc. Sales 10000 bs Al 4s4 l2c
Wool Quiet but firm The Ohio CHIP ~ ~ repor en VII
The sales ~ late have included snd IA
ohio Fleece 33 Sic No. Fleece at - nc Scoureu
Texas soc; spriug Texas &c., Fail do
NJ LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

CoFFEEFr Brazil grades he marker Is dn but o nm
canged from the basis 99c or FAR fo INVOICES Spsc h
only $3.50 bags H. opening were idcnca Win
those 81 last and the market showed no change dr
Fehrnarv. 766 10; March. I,f5 dI.7O ADr IB30I. ;
May. 7.7od7sO June. 7d5a77e July. 766@7;70 Aug
November 7bO07 60 December. 1904 80. Mild Coffee
quiet Sales 25p pecsa December interior TX
Kents Tar lsc; leo mats Interior Elk Grocn Won Prem
sterr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm. Cash lots may he quoted
shat" letter closing steldy opuons opened urn taeh
dvanced 4 c then Lost the advance then str1h .er am
rom the Decline and closed steady at shade
under the best prces ar lrade Tor EXPORT 'ht ons
ior home aud ialry active transactions IN obo
shippers bought 300 600 bush and ty Mers go hish
Sales. ~ 100 ousn future $4,000 ousn spoI ana 10
sieSiii"i No Hard Duluth : 30 Unrraded Winter
Red ss6lac No Red. s27sd -3i4c IN store $50 Ltee
ance and frcgnt. Unctaded White, s6c in store; No
Red FOR June 21-d-2dc. closing II s29c; do for Juy
a-sac closing at Sc. August 81 SI6 s3'c..
do Tor November ~ u >6s.c; do ,or
closing at $3.50; DO for February sy5qoc
clesng at 9oc do for May g2ts &C. elesns ~ 3s
state, C9 IA LEY omlnal BARLEY MALI
pull prices ged OkN-Marsei about steady
aid closed steady al about
limited trade Tor exnor ana home nse
bush 1000 bush. tuure bbouut nsL spot IN
Guiding Posted No. Mixed at 3idssc ungraded MIxei
A. O. nc aoai No Mixed Tor july 44'sd 45c closing
45c: do. for August 4Jd 4c CLOSING at 4',,, So.
sales 1850 bus future 10000 BUSH SPOT including No.
M1ea g. a re- No 81 &C. 60 no%na Mi9cd
Western 33d Be White DO $3.50 44c Whife state b
4oc No. Mixed for June; ~ 7sa5Sc coSing at 5Sc
July. 33Q33 SC, closing az 33c; DO Tor August
81 2c.. closing at 81 i9c
Walkers pIvqte Daily cirenar IN June ~ i o , 6as