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New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

CHICAGO June srlonr steady and nnchaageao SaViSe e
Minnesota Bakers sS 6oss4 so Patents ~ 90 os3 %
Low Grades 81 1s3 30 Rye Flour ss J06s5 90 poa
Wheat active salss ranged June 74]SIoc cios!n- ~
Zoe July o3sis &C closing :. 77'.e Aasast
rlounr AZ 7szc. No. Spring 7bdforcJ 70
chicago ID a65c Corn easy. ssles Cnsh o1Ss
"A a-c. Soc June. "a $3.50 tc cosnr ~ oc.
Juiy sbstd36 c .osiRgst 36c August, ScSuSic coans
OF 81 armer: saias ranged Cash ~ &c S9s
Ing AZ 27ci June 70 7sfg7c. closing AZ &c july.
a27s.c. closing 27 &c. Hye-hO 07e bafiey-Sa -
$50 Meas PorB-Cash- 81 s7ss3 90 CLOS AZ ., 20 ~
Iuue ~ 80. July ~ o-1 ~ w,
closngat 50 3O Laro CASH So -7sa6 10 June ~ X y
r6lBs: Juv. 50 l2i5dt6 IS olosng At - ~ Seso ~
BuEpeatssbeuiders 81 3ost 90 shorI hn sass % ~ -
a short silica SOSS5 So nlhkcs-ooa'e
A. 81 "a snsarA-Cut Loaf 67ss7L-, Grannafed ~
d STANDARD sl,G9 &C a,s Snn ansn .Sst.
fi5oOo ousn 1000 oasn saloy lsoo1 7lion3a.sb No
r,o,r q uOU nils, Nneak l0UOU ousnL Cora lbS uov
tasn, os.s 100000 sasn s.OOo oasa- S~rss. Ao0o
bpsas
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorkh Hipsr ysss..s AL Rrurogfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BU1LDlNG Materials Bricks selling well at Arm and
UNCHANGED quotations lath tm and IN moderate ueulahn
~ 70 for spruce Yellow Pine Lumber du,et oat ABOUT
sradv White Pine Ia rather better Genane dEr cy.ue
easier owing 20 larger recepts RANDOM carRne- tl5 o.
cargo orders sljDSl7
Brazi grJwths quiet in the absence o. Inquiry
frce, nOminay quoted the ~ Sc fOr TAR l.iO III
Voices Mid grades Qulef. sales Ill bags Mexico 5ot
Dags central America. Contracts moderately active on
weak market bags Frst prices showed de-
cline OF points and reduction OF n 10 points ~ls
shown BY The figures which werc January. 74'g
10; June 7.75 g7.s5i July. 77097.7J: August Ito
dItO; September. e50 10. october, IooS'fO, No
Nemter, 49, di.TO December. TG5dtlU.
ChICOkY Ground 5asaSisc.
COAlAnihr9ce has been less active owing 10 the tsct
thai btumnOns completes with IL freely by reason
OF The resumption OF work In the bumD0ns region fe
Egg and Broken especially unfayoraly Affected D. the
ohsnged condition 0s analrs.
co oA-guet bqt steady. CurGcca, le0 &c. MaracaiDo
go 239c' Trinidad, l. l7i2c St DOMINGO. lIc Quay A.
quil l4al42c
II lac = sal De.
CQoPEkAGE srOCK.-Dull and nominal at unchanged
quotations.
C0rIoN-In spot Cotton the market was to-day quiet
ard e1sV but not changed from previous
hgnre The sales $50 bales go bales last evening all
i0r consumption. The TO-DAY were Jiil bae5
against $500 bales last week and $50 bales last
quotations Dasei tae America stancard of cassihca
a. IOll
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June ) (SpeciaD D.-Therc were in-
dtcations about the wheat PIT this morning that the
clique was selling OF IL holding July, which
closed last night g cents AMI which yesterday sold
a, 79ls cents was down ths morning under y ccDts
Disappointment at the decreAse In tho visible supply
l423 900 bushels ina cad OF l,Soo.ouV, Which was
couDted On-was Oluef reason Tor tue weahness.
Then signal service bureau showed that tnerH had
D.en or predicted there would De. rain at nearly
every p In Northwest to-day. THIS stopper mo
e,nibition Of pancky drouth dispatches. cudahy de-
cl.red al o'clock hat bctd he aud keam had bought
wheat during the day. l. thls Is 50. then the selling
was simply part OF a shakng.out pro ess 20 enlven
trading The not st fhe lowest nguFes oi he
dav but arly there. the closing rates We're; juno
wheat 74Ts cents July wheat 7oA cents Jnnr corn,
347s cents July 36 cents; June oats. 27 cents
Iu.y oats 3Glt cents; June pork, s. %; July pork.
- . Jane lari. 80 OH July lard. 80 ID Juue
rtbs so July ribs. - so. Puts July wheat sold
nj 757- rents calls at y s cents The cur0 late, was
76loa7sAs cents for July wheat
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NAeKETs
FEATURES OF sEw-YoRx DEALINGS.

There was much disappointment felt yester.
day st the decrease the visible supply OF whests
which had been nagnfel In anticipation Dy the bulls
last week to nearly double the decline that was shown
on top OF this urfavorabe influence came depressing
advces from abroad and good crop reports from tbs
West with the result, unnstursy, OF causing fres
sales OF wheat. In spot lots the demand dropped TO
minimum ana exporters bought only $4,000 bushels
Prices declined The options tended dowDward
with only rfng reactions ani cOr heavy at the Dot.
tom notch Losses scored OF 2is cents for June AZ
$40 July SOL. for August at the same price,
a. Tor september So e. and u for December at -s's
and January al s9ss Cash sn sde easier
10 2 600 bushels The options pad the penalty Of sym-
pathy with wheat, clOsngs al cent WEI. ard vero
follows: June 425s; July. 4i August. 447s AMI sep
tenber at 46as cents. In oats spot lo's were IN
demand and prices advanced @1ls cent.
The clos. was easier In prices ana
strength in the tone OF the market. Ino
ontious enovpd OF lsQA cent. 5ut Ster we drd
part OF the gain closing VITA June up y at s ~
and July = cent at 3i9. Algust was on = ~ 3Zi3
cents There feature or interest 20 arf. Dus
here the bears TOO victorious ard options ended
S6 49, September, Sc 81; October, SO 30, aud Novem'
ber. <5 So -.
Tne or grain Yesterday at New-forx.
Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston we're az follows;
Wheat. 266. 252 bushels; corn. 249.els bushels.
oats Is6.OS5 bushels; total grain. So, I'D nushels
rour - SO barrels. At CHICAGO. Milwaukee, and
st Louis arrivals were; wheat. l32333
pu.hes corn 392. 93s bushels oats 2O4l bushels;
total graiu 729375 bushels Gour. 3i.i2l barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Yesterday. To daJ
-. .35
nrrsn.Y Lunn s-P. VI.

TUESDAY, June s-f. NJ
To-day's stock speculation tame arsir' Inc
total transactions aggregated only $4,000 shares anu
the Aual changes generally measured by very smaA
fractions Early prices showed or less declines
After midday quotations showed full recoveries anu
dual figures q second decline The duness ana hesie"
ton OF the days mag easily be accounted Tor oy
the talk that there ID OF rupture OF the harno
NOUS relations before existing OF the large
operators who have been principals In the late al
vances. As the story goes OF The men
has improved the occasion t. unload upon otnets
with whom he was supposed be acting in
concert result hard feelings have oeen en-
gendered and some hard words been uttered Whether
the story be true or untrue the effect OF It's re-
port Is the same-doubt immediate course OF the
market and hence either dlness decline. II 1t be
true 1t is noticed that the absorbe the
stocks thus put upon with hardly shudder and that
with prevailing dullness prices are well sustained
despite the sembearsh talk OF the man charged with
having sold out bad reports OF the coal trade were
circulated to-day, and Delaware Lackavanna anu west
ern closed the same as it did evening" and Delaware
and Hudson 5s per higher. Union Pacific declined
sharply in the last hour the postponement OF
consideration OF the Pacific extension oy
the House. Oregon -Iranscontinental declned
Ia on the announcement of the closing OF the transfer
books on Thursday, indicates that the contest
for election already is decided Western Union was
weak on probability tnat the fun board Tomorrow
will follow the advice OF the Executive Committee ana
declare dividend for the curront quarter Mnneapo-
lis and ST. Louis preferred among the outside stocks
were specially active aud secured an advance OF per
cent Consolidated gas also was strong, rising 2ls TO
SOLO 4 3Ol. The market closed dull and steady.
bonds were Gu4I anu slosIJ a. uHCHansc"
ouo follows
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

c,ausa June delivery l64d buyers; do juno and y11
delivery 4-e4d buyers; do. July and August de1va
5vtd. sellers DO. August aud septemosr deiyye{y.
sellers; do October and November delivery. eSst4S
pmvers. do November and DecemDer delivery 6I4tqs
buyers: 90 December and January delivery, 4oZ-o%ds
buyers; do September delivery. 1esd sellers .,,.
o m -fot,0u-Furnres closed quiet Cplands Low Alds
ding cinu.e delivery 45sd buyers DO June ana
July delivery. a-5id do. July ana Au2uu aos
livery std sellers DO. August and Septsm Der deiver
0 5-84d buyers. do september ard Octocer deivery.
2-8li buyers October and November delivery - ot
vsue. do November and December delivery. G eG5 80 80
Deceaber and January dehTery, = o-o4os
buyers: do september delivery. SD vaine ,,,.
GALyE,Ioy. June 3. ottDn Donln@l iower 10 SOL sia
ding sl MI,ldlinr si4 Good Ordinary. i5l0 ncs
and receipts lDl bales stock. ls. .ks5 bales .,
sAyANSAH. June S.-cOti0D quiet. MlGdiiny liLo
Low Miiiling : l6i Goof Ordinary. LILO nes sno
bales COsstwlse. oSl Dstes,
bal-s stock. ] =. $50 bales.
NswOKiE.vs June s.-cotton quiet. Msdliny. Sc Low
MidiIu9 81 ,Ood Ordinary. 7Ts net reccpts 10y
bses gross s59 bales exports 10 Great Eritain 2s3v
bales. sales, bales stock. sS.j16 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
rryr pFTROLEUU MARKET

Two or three weeks ago the oil speculation
vonld certainly have been demorazed by fresh DearSA
news RON the West II al that time the held situation
had worn the appearance that It has now But since the
fall IN prices to g. cents better temper has been de-
y,oued and there numbers OF operators VINO eithe
hav. changed their position the market OF are walt
IN To- parcAase on any possible break. The Dull argu-
neut i not that there may not he further increase
IN production but that IN spi'e Ot IL rr O- - 1 tn
enough 10 be cheap - 20 Dc "oi.u rat,nsa 80
the face OF contingency OF rel~Pse
~ II 600 barrels dncuding ali important fields,
AGAINST 10000 barrels few weeks ago; strikes are DC
that 40 great decline may be looked Tor there
10 offset the gain territory the producers OF tne
ma and Fndiay. Ohio, fields are pushing the output
oI me. @ - rrasirg. t,e re 1ned trade seems con-
et 70 sell az ruling low figures ana many wells are al
proacnin comp petou in the Washington County, Iehn
55i.tr,et To WOO the pubic iut0 speculation for
any important rise may not De an easy
task bat with full rally of .
y rysIve observers Of situation DO not fear
preach bigger sdvsrce IRON present hsuIes tuan %
thfy THINK any downward reaction nay e1'enai ~ Sup-
ported Dy Ills changed temper o. speculation anu Dy
iesocumuaicd short interest or no mean e1teut the
rrudr market yesterday opened strong, carried up
to 90 and. after room -tradine raid Gown 20
sctsv-tv was shown by his AMI starts and the total
dealings for the day amounted 20 over 7oOOOVO har-
decrease 500 barrels from the last preVi-
Gus report shown in the Kane district gauge 90 Da
Yrs from l32 7eis the needed superficial expa-
Iston Of strength developed let we DOUBT hot that
Tie leaders Of ut know how easy few ne
wills n asnngton and the agitation OF Old ones could
sv. the Yield and pools here ana th-fe may
h exp-cted to add the total output The market
closed ook ng strong with higher prices generally ex
pocted barring the inevitable speculative exception
"Accldents." -, ,, -. ~ o.,
solica,ed Exchange we're as follows;
o.sutog G5l4 Lawest..-----.------ 90 d
SSP 66ax GO =
sa i'sae7. nreis 536 900
P.ioed OIL ruled unchanged az cents.
H. answering spOndent III regard 10 the stocAs OF
:, .st svring the word decrease" WAS inadvertently
ned YESTERDAY instead OF increase The context
easily revealed the error
pn.DFoRp Penn June s.-Crude Oil National
1-ar.t Certificates opened 6j3s and closed al 6oS;
h rbes, ees lowest. ess; cleararoes, l,o24ooo bar
OIL CITY. Penn. June s.-Crude Oil-Satonai transit
C.rrtce. OPENED At 65l4 and closed at 66ls; highest
8. l.., e5Ia. ssles g26. 900 barrels cearances.
-. 600 barrels; charters, 90 l26 barrels shipments
lOJ.-S- DaIre4s, runs not reported
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
1--WE .T0CE MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

BrFF,to Junes-Cqe- e-Recepts .ast - hours $40 head
tal Ion ,.E thus 500 TOR same rir" last week
= "a cnrsi guet cars for sale AaA LrAet
hut not her FAIR 20 choice a - a. 80.
- hours LOO resl; tYA lot N"ek
thus tAr = nead ior tine last week c-nu he"1
through > OF ~nlcp 10 sew iOie. -
cars ON sale Gu and unchonged no Ne"i OK ds
~ ~ a. 81 So Choice 10 - - 10: Lambs
dul at JJ1s6 market closed weak; d cars heii
H5gs- Receints last % hours lS7 head toa for wee
tnu. f.r .3O time last week -5v' "olslsbsu
tIrousn ears . which 10 New YORK cars Iol SAFE
n arEef advanced 5glnc. LIGHT Pug AZ - lV~rt
Nyec Pigs and IArht YOrKers. 81 231si 51 seieSleu
Nork weights. 80. a. 40 bulk at - 20 se!ccteo
Menum weights. - - 0S4 5OAi Coarse Mixed nea,v
Ends - 20 80 Selected Heavy Ends -5 BUG - ~ al
O1rrnss taken
1T iois June s-Ca'V,-RcceiDs . 100 head ahiom'ntA
QUO, marNet arm; FAR 10 Choice Sative 7lDph< Steers
and Heiers ass 50 otocKers ana Feeders :" 90
80. oo,o r.,, - ooA
= -, psceinc. a Is. he8vv. - l'1rf 'V.
sre.u-- ecsiDss 2ODJ head shipments. SUOLeai nlrKe'
steal -JGs4 80
cvrcIe0 June --T7S Dr7r>rS JoIrar reD)rts cnthc-
pecetpts 1000 nead MARKER strong
nrnr, Al steady sh!DpnE Steers. - 1880 % soCse
srJ Eeeaec. - 7jar4 % COWS Bulls ana MlNeu i -
as4 OO buk ~ 81 TO- thorough leAaS c"'Ie :" OV~
Reco,-ts 10 500 shpmen5t 5000 MARKET strong.
snngr ana Mixed. 95DSs 50. Psczn, a1d ~hlD0lnS
sh,>n-Kece.pts 1900 mead, shipments nore; mar.
st seay Nat.yes JVG-4 %: Texans - 4o~@7 aiAos
peru nd. S34st
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June s-l2.3O pmCotton- with falr
demand Mddins Upands. 5isL; do Addlins orleans
tIgd Sass-lO $1,000 including l,OOO bales Tor spec
ulaon and export receipts $4,000 bales including osoo
L,I.. Yesterdays Increased pJ
n.,,ess nv 900 bales Brazilian Futures quiet upands
low adding clause June and July delivery s-otd 10
fnIv and 6Usd do August ana septem
bel Ideiyerv 6e4d do september and October uei'et1
gRtu. DO November delivery. aoi 10 80
yenher and D-cemper delivery o2o4d DO December An.
January delivery b6Gid do september dehyeIy ooaa
- ,-r r.,.us. rou xthann,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

scoths OF women's and ohiidfsn's1 oods ana d
essry department which contrary TO tho intent ot
fSe trainers OF the law that whereas these errons9us
Scnsfractious subject ruinous foreign competllon
Snyesfmens Of not twenty millions OF Amerioan
en,tal removed from employm ment thousands OF work
.an ara from consumption adequate prices millions
XII nonnds of domestic wool. The adoption OF the
%,aTinc ont resolution its equivalent by Congress
Il urgently rcconmer led;
A ioint resolution deolaratory Of the meaning OF
s~rtsir PROVISIONS in Schedule OF An Act TO reduce
Ste,nsl revenue taxation ana for other purposes,
Approved March g. lss3. ..
Sce,an THAT and after the date OF the passage
~ As resolution, Tor all pur relating TO customs
6utes aud importation. wOolen cloths shah 20 nea
And constrn"i 10 include worsted cloths a.,
: Srers9n THAT tor the purposes ABOVE nhneu ,ne
provso of paragraph 365 of said act elaiin
n womnn's and cadrens dress goods. shall be seid
and construed n apply whole OF saii paragraph
rfioa- 3 That FOR the purposes above named the
Ssrrn knit goods ia paragraph 3G7 Of the above nc,
relating TO cloaks. donans, ETC., sha ne heid an0
snrsracd TO apply ooly to garments shaped wholly by
Knitting"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK Tuesday, June s-BEEvEs-R Receipts wer-
cy Twenty carloads were conssned 20 4T E%sa aS @
Export Cattle for the 81 honsns No trade III Live Catue
% rcsed Feel had rather slow sale at s &C. for Very
Ordinary sides and Prime ana hOice sou ~ a.
chicago resset hia f9,r ury teSav -s & Cl
Beef Offering a. the rcrg raors IN Washington Mar
Shinuents to-day quarters Beef in the Nevada oy
Joseph Eastman. The st. Onaus VIII be laden with Live
Cattle by " Goldsmith either tonight or omorrow morn
Gable adviccs and very eneourag
ing 10 cxporiers American Live Cattle are selling
iriserator Beef at 5asi or about Il sc. per u;
CALVES eceipts were 10 head Mrket steady NJ yes
quotations few Buttcrmiks sold at SAaa AM
f rsse @ e, ssor and IN fair demand al 7Qac or CITY
Dressed v~as Gasc for country Dressed and o@oc Tor
sa'es-P : Kass. 10 veals. 1876 y at ,'-c pc,
Halienle K Davis: ButtaImik Calves. l5S H. at 3sc
Fge' os son 6Jcrsey veals. lis b. &c, per Il
SSpafEP ST. AS0 LAMBs- Receipts were cars Of l99Q
p5 .npn sm6s were recsIved at Washington Market In
addition fresh arrivals Dozen car 9ss We ce nsS nrc Dyr
nd or carloads we're unsold at ate hour o,- - oood
soufharn lambs af n nc and Marylands and Jerseys at
ress Mutton IN et nj 9Icc: Dressed Lambs fuv &c
per lower than at the coso o. st week. sSes were d.
~aie.-Hume Mullen. FOB Michigan Sheep. a ID aver
"s Ga'eae - navis: II state Lambs so IT. at Aac
Ewes 10 t NJ &c: Bucks 1873 n at2 r2c .. 90 va.
eeS m vt 10 a. n a. c: 81 do - ib at ac do. %
TO- ar ol9t I3l DO POOR b. a9ici lj7 40 Cuiis As d.
Ne.fon & Gillett 81 sheep. l25 b, At Ei 0J
do -; 25I Ohio 40, ~ ID. at - o. 20 Oho
Lambs 30 %. at s. 81.
p = kase. - Jersey Lambs 30 = NJ sc: 5JerseY Ewes
h l79 NTsinia Lambs on pvIte terms - oo7
Saflrr,e Co. II kentucky Lambs g. 10. at 2c. ~
do H. DO - u. a. &c. "a KENTUCKY Ewes 80
h. AZ 80. FL Western sheep. - "a, al &C.
Evontt a. o., 81 Jersey Lambs. 930 u, az ~ ~ -
! = richardson & CO.. 10 Jersey Lambs, % b, al an
average uf l.r Der r.
noe, pecefDts I} cara Of 62l head -23 cars az
Jersey city AMI 20 az 4otst None i0r sue a'e'
ne,rs mote fhe market nOminaly firm at - a - So
Country ressed steady at 6lGo-ec 0r hedlnh anu - ."
= for
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Gucilon Sales.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the matter of Elisha

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Int the matter OF Elisha
l. c. Iltchdel. bankrupt
1der the authority given the UNDERSIGNED by
law assignee named baasrupt ami pursuant
TO the order OF the United District Court Ia Bank
ruptcy made by The Hon ADDISON Grown lud, OF SAID
court and entered Of June 1855 VIII ou >afur-
day Of June. 1885, ~ Il o'clock noon az ths
Real Estate Exchange Auction Room tim te 95 % %
suconeer public auction for cash o. the highest b
real property prOmssCry notes uOrt1agrs clns
bonds securities next hereinafter descrDed,
Ia -, -
winch are due the amounts follow NJ OF principal, " IN
al seven Der cent from date aud made
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

FOR SALE.
eouthern Pacific X. X Co. Of Arizona.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
BONDS,
Due 1909 and 1910.
HARVEY FISK 81 SONS, BANKERS,
IS Nassau-st.. SewYork.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Vigor and Vitality

re onv given to every part the body by Hoods ssr's
parila That tired feeling entirely overcome The blood
Is pred enriched vtazed and carries health instead
Of 10 every organ The stomach toned an strength
enai the appetite restored The kidneys and liver Src
rnused and nvgorated brain Is refreshed the mind
made clear and really The whole system IS ouS
I'D ami re uvenated by this pecu ia medicine.
Hoods -arsaparila has done very great deal Oh
good Quilt up general health. giyen me regular
annette ana made me f lie and energy The soles
IN ny face with which suffered many wears aro also
much better" MARY ATKINSON. summerneld Pa
my son suffered spring debility and loss ot ap2ee
and was restored health he began To aAe our
tavorte meilcne Hoods sarsapara We recommend ID
all our friends" Mrs ITALIA Z. SMITH scipiovile,
NY.
Re snre TO get Hoods sarsapartlls and other.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

~ the per named. w .,.. ~,
samuei D. Niles June 20. lsl5 -.-..--.------ s-ssSSg
William VI Green. June -. $50 ...--.----..-. 2vWV
ssS efsS r. r. wSeeEr s@SSI'as Nay A.ss g
iohn Wech Sepenber l. 1853 ............-.. 1921 9,
MoTri. Wssioyer october So So
~iln Vim IN IN. eneom eSien,er aps, q S55 %
Noses IE,a - ioHe owe OctSer 25j0 %
v.1., s4ss ayqq V.d DfGs@os5 sD4 Ri s @SS %
all secured Dy mortgage upon lands in west Bay
wniS& IL Hurman r.. March 81 lss2...-..-.. go 90
Cyrus p Bsgast peespGr = T. 800
Perry Jcanson February l. 's9; -----.--.'.--'- S9
Lsw,s MsrT,i MsTl5i oSP5eos' Is y ESQ %
all secured by mortgage upon lands in Tuscola
Cornelius Clar. December 8 sst.-.....-...... 80
iiLam d. Gorion aud August4 lss4.-....... li6 -
Charles Il PIummer November 2. I.S5..:.,;.-. 62l4I
all secured ~ mortgage upon Lands Ii Niiiana
lame, SopRey Kesryi Hi -apremoer o. 1855 .. lo5 So
by upon lands N sasinaw Connsy hsn:
mortTages VIII be sold and delivered with
'',a a sS'Sn So tie following described land ...-
80 TIE TowS ws' f. T Noqh hall ase S me % @
MS .s o Ss se sd mCeied ana supposed
iron ore.
Balance account estate Of John Browne ooo o.
Cf ass S Dss sansi M.'s " aa
Note Of Jane, weich payable ) years irom Nay 49,.
Also the following claims and sccuri!is.
LOCO shares sacSetts Haroor aud saratoga kE Co., 4ooo'
A. @origase bonds same company, 1000 each 1884.
u shares United states and BSz teamship % - 80,
=
So boads Cincinnati Peru and Chicago ER $1,000 each.
40 bonds Port Huron and Milwaukee R Co. $1,000 each.
Is bonds Lake ontao and Rr Co. $1,000 each.
90 ood. Cincinnati Logansport and Chicago RR Co.. $1,000
s25 Dividend scrip Mad River and Lake Erie RR Co.. 1851.
bond 1000 Daytoa and nc naAu RR CO. is3ss; 1901.
10 share. CINCINNATI. ssndusky and Cleveland RR ca
bond and Icss & Haven eel EP ro Co. lsis
Sert fests Great western RIt u $50 ,32 1891
g bonds 81 900 each ss.oP and Iaaiaa. sn 10 isS
500 shares g. each River Iasin and Grand RI RF ca.
certincae for s42 10 ST Louis
order Of Toledo Wabash and Western RR Co for $50 con-
40 bonds Sew YorS Kingston Syracuse RR Co $1,000
lOs shares NewYork Mail Steamship Co. 800 each 1883
Bond d $500 Towanda Coal and Iron Co. Of Penn is5
shares Umpire state Iron and Coal Mining Co VI Ga.
$500 ScsS u ashn gron CITY and Mining CO.. ls67.
shares ss Mns co e ss 1855
i4l Bean Greek PLANK Road Co.. s25 each
40 share, scrip Trident Mutual ms Co. Prov
$500 each Great Western Coal and rransporatoa
,o., .haSe. Rivsr.ds Pet Co. Penn $40 each 1860
500 shares hgh Shoals Mining and Man'rs Co OF n "
80 Rondout oswego RR Co bonds SIS each.
400 Shares Cincinnati and Springfield Co. each.
10 bonds Of Cincinnati Logansport and Chicago Rwsy Co.
Order on of and chenaneo RR co S
The dates above indicate the years wherein the
'S. Ss.yors Jun; sss JESSE oAKIEy ,,s.s. Asss.e;
! Assignee. Wailst- New York Guy
DEREMPTORY SALE on account of removal
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,.,,.,prAx PRODUCE MARKETS.

f.vr.ro0L June s-ProvlsoI Bacon. CumDer land cut
a p. cong lg,xr lddles sc. 5nOrt Gear MIC ues
90 snort RIBS. 3O. I'd Shoulders rs 1L peI cN
a.. 't. Da i0r fTtfa indian Mess Primo Ness = oo
p. f.fue -s- ID J)L Prime Ness h"istotl-
Vs.I@rn A % Cd Lard-AInencal. U.s. Prime " ess
a. a.. ara OH. "a H~lns-Long Dut D - V,ll
fb.srrs o. u Butter 95s Cd cwt for nnest Un'ec
pa..s. CIeass-A mer,osD ChOice AS Od Wlirat--hea
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y, oculz New WinteT.0s d NO svrinE os- - u
n, h Io1 Western. 5d-: California NO os Iuu =
Y 49, 6A Cd a6ssd per .enial rr0uncs % M
fiteos TurDentuc. 2Gs "a 90 a; LONDON -4s oH Dei
sv, A. aneo psIroleun- 81 per gallon Cioverseeo-
.r Rod sJ Dor 1AIl0T-2fs 90 Derc VI iSosH
-Conol 5s. ID. Pale lis 3D. aos od Lnsesa On. 30 %
O. Der ~ Ta.iOr-Ffna American 21s vd: Prins ivy
b a 80 ger cwt Refrigerated Beef blni quart
artsHs. ID Der D - A.. 1870 = a oon
ssltAls including a 900 csntss American A.. ..u..
yts foI The pssi tno0 'S "0'"
u Cc.tAls IN. oo IN 81
lax.yS Juue PTOduce-IAnsaed OIL III IOs "o :.
l5 ueI IN Llnsced +,s ID Der quarter ilss
CsKf ! -. Oa q Fl Refined Petroisum- 80: =
So per gallon spirits VI Turpentne zts ~ per W."
tpem On 4 - per toL Kcsn-Common. 9s od'poI OWs.
"a O. cIls 81. Yr0vlsonsLard, 3Ss "a Der cwc 10
IMs1tsE slzar l5s I'd. Dsr Tor tuea CrnHuagsl
1ozlna 96e l1s- Cd - Sd Icr CuoA sae
teblAg Australian l-lS" Beei % ",
o., Auiten- 2ss od- Obs o. Cocoa Nut S''--OS'''u
Axbs. u a A2y Cochin = 81 g. -. - .u,.-,ca, Y
AffwFRP. June S.-Petroeun-flle p~4e A'N0''-~- a"
naDcs 75 ccnflpes pad and sellers M ,..,,1,
BEGhxS June s-Petroeum marks 20 plehhis"