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Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
AMONG THE SECRET ORDERS,
The Programme of the Supreme
Lodge Meeting
FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
Doings of the orders in Every State
ohio's Lodge Meeting-A New Ma
sonic Building-Local Celcbra-
tions and Socials-.Grip Notes.
The Reheknh Deprcc.

The degree of Rebekah was added to that
of Golden Link lodge, ]. o. o. +. at Keystone
lodge hall, corner of Sixth and Pierce streets,
Friday night, with beautiful and impressive
ceremonies. District Deputy Grand Master
Whey presided, and installed the officers in q
dignitied and solemn ann They are
Mrs. A. Whey, N. G.; Mrs. Charles Abney,
v. ca Mrs. Frank Durall, secretary and
Mrs. p. M. Back, treasurer. Following the
installation an elegant repast was served
and the evening was passed in a delightf6T
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
.%EsrRRDAY's QUOTATIONS.

MONEY ON CALL-Easy at 2 per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4A@6M per
cent.
STERLING EXCuANGE-Dull and steady ut
A.SGh for sixty day bills; si.8SI for de-
fnnp1
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
Sheen.
Receipts.

There were only three loads on the market
and they were sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27

several candidates: Lewis Wilson, Xenia,
the present incumbent; j. G. Plumer, Web
ster. and Captain Harry Armct, Canton.
Three representatives TO the supreme lodge
will also be elected. The candidates for these
honors are Hon. 5. S. Bloom, Shelby; r. II.
Johnson, Cleveland Archibald McLaren,
Cleveland Thomas h., Richards, GAINESVILLE,
and Robert McGhec, Kent.
-
Work For the Supreme Lodge Meeting
The Spur talks sense when it addresses the
knights of this city as follows:
"If the Omaha knights desire 10 secure and
entertain the Supreme Lodge in 1890, an
effort to that end should be made at once. A
mass meeting of all Omaha knights should
Immediately be called and some action taken.
Nothing could, of course, be done at this
meeting other than TO exchange views of SEN
timents favorable to or against the PROPOSE
ton. If the knights of this city should de-
eide that they wished TO entertain that body,
they should pledge themselves to raise the
amount of money necessary to do it hand
somely, then advise Ncbraska's representa-
tives to the Supreme Lodge to try to secure
the next session for Omaha. We favor the
proposition and sincerely hope something will
be done towards 1t in tins month";
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
A New Lodge of llIks.

A concentration was received here this
last week by the Elk lodge officers of this
city, signed By oyer thirty prominent citizens
Of Dies Moiues, constituting q charter list for
the organization of a lodge Of that order in
the prohibition capitol. The communication
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
knights of the Golden Rule.
A Spirit ofFrogression.

Such a spirit is evident from the progress
of the Modern Woodmen of America in
Omaha. Around their camp can be found
some of the best men of the city and during
the past month many names have been added
to their list. An increase of annual dues is
contemplated and by July | they expect to be
lat homen in their new quarters, the A. o.
U. w. hall in the Barker block, At present
they invite all neighbors 10 gather around
the camp fire on FRIDAY evenings in Royal
Ascanum hall, Douglas street. Consul NJ. E.
Kerr or Clerk A. w. Spoeni are always
ready 10 answer any inquiries about the
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
Prevailing Prices.

Gattle''... 'i.WW
c,4oO
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
Cnlnrnd Ola Eennws.

1hS " NhS NeAtANA ON' NaA'ff
Of the city gave a very pleasant entertain
ment at Exposition hall last Thursday night
in the line of u literary and musical enter
tainment for the purpose of raising a build
ing fund for the order. The following very
well arranged programme was given:
Skaters Glee Chorus
Address. ......,B BY Hon. j. M. Thurston
Freeman's Banner. ........ Chorus
Address, "Origin of odd Feliowship"...
G.. NJ, A. ID. Jones
Baritone Solo, 81 Am King Over Land
ana Sea" WaJJ
Quartett, "Home, Sweet Home"........
.............. Guitars, Banjo and Harp
Duet, sunset" Misses Bruce and Johnson
sailors Return. Chorus
Solo, Sunset Ger the Sca".:;..........
Quartett, Issuance River".
/. ....... Harp, Banjo and Guitars
Song and Chorus, Dear Old Times":.:.
Mrs. f. johnson
Solo, "Bonnie Sweet Bessie" ..:..:...
Song and Chorus, "Baby's Laughing in
Her sleep. ltoSeHc
The leading features of the entertainment
were the address by Hon. John M. Thurston
and p. G. M. Jones. The entertainment was
q financial as well as a social success.
AID Union's Work.
The progress of the Equitable Aid union
throughout the country during the last year
is very flattering, nearly 5000 members hav-
ing been added to its ranks. The perfect
justice and equality of the plan of insurance
never fails to meet the hearty approval of in
t~elligent men. Since the formation of the
Grand union of Ohio last March unusual
enthusiasm Is manifested all over the state.
The Ohio membership will probably increase
1000 or more during this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27

The following is a table of prices paid in
thismarket for the grades of stock men,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27

TOrty-ssven transfers. ~aggreral'Na ,4-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
knights Templar.

The thirty-tifth minus conclave of Knights
Templar of Pennsylvania began it's session
in Pittsburg Tuesday morning, and was in
session during the week. There was a grand
parade the opening day, in which about $500
Sir knights from all parts of the state par
ticipated. The weather was beautiful. and
all along the route the various communicates
were greeted with applause for their soldierly
bearing ana excellent marching. In the
afternoon the session of the grand lodge was
held in the opera house, and in the evening
there was a reception at the same place. The
city was in holiday garb and the streets were
thronged with strangers who had come to
the city to attend the opening day meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

DArrpoRr June 14.-Cotton steady. Middns 10k9l0he
Fonr Howard Strest and western super
ane 40 90 Extra IS 1904 o. Family do "a 20
as Mills SuDerhne - 5OD2 Co. Extra DO - 20 TO-
Sn o Brands r. 95 as PatsoscO Family - 80 90 So
neratiYe Patent WheatSoutheEn quiet easer fnt1
* 9g3c; Longberry S9694c Western dull. steady No
Winter Fed spot 09Os DO June 9Ou9O4e: do July
sgs.o do August ogS. gS9sc; do September sOsG9Oisc
az 59c Western steady. dull Mixed spot 1IstD0Stc;
June mono offered; July 5SO5Ssc August 1o2goeAqc.
uaI. slow Southern 40 i4c: western White az $50
Ale Western Mixed gt 4O04lc; pennsylvania al 40o
s,sany Priue TO Choice Western SIS 509sl7 so. Pro-
VISIONS quiet steay; Mess Pork Sl5 90 Blk meats.
shoulders 6',c; Clear Ria Sides packed Sc Bacon
Shoulders sac Clear RID sides sac Hams l220 Is &C
ise creamery at zoe. Eggs firm at l5s0 ise:
Petroleum steady. Refined at &c Coffee dull no
cargoes, 10 lc steady. "A" soft Sac copper
renned 15017c. WhisKey steady at 81 26dsi 20.
Cotton 5ssd Flour per ton. Oh Grain 1la Receipts
Flour 5i55 bbla Wheat !, 100 bush Corn 700 bush
Oat, 4 900 bush Shipments-FOur 24,I59 obs. Wheas
$1,000 bush Corn 5000 bush Saes-Wheat 2oUOVo Dush
Cora LOO BUSH
BUFFALO yuDe Notwithstanding was done in No
August; No. l Northern at 3qc over Chicago August;
No Northern &c over; Winter Wheat dull and M
settled Red 81 694 &c; Choice No Red % 0so &c
No | White Michigan SO as ac Corn in TAR demands
oats higher No. White 4lAsi2c; No Mixed 39ac.
RIVE dull and nominal. Flour steady in fair demand.
Afllieed Winter Bran Sl4 0o0sli 25 spring DC
sl3 8sl3 81 Cornmeal steady. Oatmeal steady Canal
freights strong higher; Wheat &c. Corn CSC oats hc
Itec1Ip,s-Four 1900 bbls Wheat 6o.000 bush. Corn
3s8. 900 bush. oats $4,000 bush Rye 1000 bush
Shipments by RalFiour 5000 bush Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn GOO bush. Canal Shpments-Wheat 2i.GOO bush
Corn $4,000 bush oats $4,000 bush.
CHICAGO. June 1i-rhe leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
corroN MARxErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

lvERrO0i June IA r. m.-Cotton-Steady. with fair
semaad Tho sales included 400 bales AmeFi.
sau Futures steady Uplands. Low MiddnR
cause Juue delivery. 27;64t valae June aud
90 C4d. sellers July and August delivery
ssld sellers; August and September delivery, 256ld
bnyers. september and October delivery. l5o4d.
hi-ers October ans November delivery. ll64d buyr1s
November December delivery 964d buyers December
and January delivery. 590idAtuyes September delivery
t2564d- buyers
GALVESTON. June u. Cotton - steady Mddlnr sS ;
Low Mlidlg 1916 cool Ordinary, ~ oct and gross
rccepts bales sales Is bales stock. 370s bales -
NORFOLK. June | l. - Cotton - Steady. aiddling 9as
3l0 bales exports cUaSiwise S27
l4es: sales lO2 baics Is. 500 bales
SAVANNAH Iune a. quiet and firm. TMiddline.
81 Low Mddng o.. Good Ordinary. So; net and gross
ercp; 200 bales coas;wise l13S bales saes 50
bike STOCK 10 $50 bales. ~
NEw.OmKASs Observation-Disclosures Msddling oI.lG
Low Idahng 1916; Good Ordinary SD net and gross
receipts 1896 baIesi sales l.75U bales; stock, SG7f
bzieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15

BUFFALO June l.-Cqnls-R efeiDts last q hours s4j
heal week 1870 head. For same time
lat 1883 head. Consigned through 50 cars, ~ oil
Fhca 10 New-IOTk none on sale.
Sle>D-Recelpts - were 1000 head Teta Tor
he lar 800 head For Same time last week
1920 Consigned through cars. none OF which to Now,
York IL carloads on sale market dull aad lower only
isNls Of iOoi Tevans sold at f3 TO-
Haas- Receipts ast "a 4446 head Total 10. the
seeg taas far 3l,475 mead For same time last week
s2s5 brad. Consigned through 20 5 Of which 10
AewlOk: ~ carloads sale; market cents lower no
NeNYOrk demand Selected York weights 50 81 3s5 80
lloicrlnrs taken.
CHICAGO Union stock Yaris Jnne 14.-Ths DToosrS
.Snfha Catte-Recepts 10000 head; shipments
h Market higher except for Grassers steers
= s0t7CO Cows and Mixed 81 90 81 90 stoeEers and
hegl-Eccspts $1,000 heal. shipments 1000 head Mar
80 lfp. ANet - 40 Is 90; Heayv 50 oOGto ~;
Ashl s. 35Gs5 SIS Pigs and cnlls 81 OO9sJ 70
esep-keeepts 5000 head; shipments 2OOO heaL mar
ss. Meaey Native Muions 81 O00j 90: Texas Mnttons
"c 10: Suckers y 90 93 OO western tceiers 70 100
~ Lambs 81 O0Di % per head -. -, -.
OF Lcti& luae Ia CdGuS- Receipts 200 mead s1p.
sees Syl he'd market higher Choico HEAVY Nanve
s+s - ofi 10. TO Good Native steers " 9O9
o. bateasts steers. Medium 10 Cnoice - VoGo ~
Ars AMI Feeders Fair God. - 40 03 10. hangers
V,,,Hhy 10 Cool ~ SOFA so.
-t.cse'bss 900 head shipments l5OO MarSet
1917. Ni,lce Heavy ami Butchers selections - o000 oO
..AiuE Ashum Prime. 50 300e3 90 Light grades.
VI mary 70 Best. e. 2G0JzO -
IiseoeDts 2 7Ov head; shipments 23Oo Market
""e'' f~lr 10 Choice So so al 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Amos T. Emo has ownel the premises No 6 Morris St.,
.oner Of New Churehs, since 1s4a lie sued the Metro
ooan Elevated and Manhattan Railway companies In the
superior for dsmages caused by tho erection tho
,lrad structure in front OF his property which extends
Tor eichtythee feet and three inches in Churchst
Justice Truax decided yesterday that the
lted to $4,000 for diminuon Of the fee value OF the
ppery and $4,000 for decreased rental value the
rate OF GOO year for the last six years
IL grsnting order requiring the contestants OF the
will O. Patrick whelan 70 casts after their objections
70 admitting the VIII to probate had been ovcrrued Sur
,-ate Ransom took occasion in opinion just rendered
q, administer rebuke to disappointed relatives
,ators who delay the admission OF wills to probate by
ln,erposing objections which they have evidence to
lie ssys that In all such he Will COM
DC. them to pay all the costs
Anastasa Brady. while attempting to get board of
an elevated railroad train at Forty-scccndst and Third
, on March 16 1857 had her foot caught between the
,torm Of and the station. Her leg broken and
he sustained internal injuries She sued the Manhattan
Railway Company in the Court OF Common Pleas and Oh
aimed verdict for IS coo Yesterday after trial before
Judge DAILY aud jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
TIVE STOCK MARKET

New.York Thursday. June 14-BEEvEs-Rece 81
ears of 500 h,.d2 Jersey City for the market and
40 car. AZ C0h-s latter all for Mr. Eastman with the
exception Of one car which was consigned 70 bumenthars
Sons No sales reported Feeling very nrm. Western
adviees chow continued upward tendency with scarcity
Of eod cattle which Is likely prevail until July when
tho TEA beeyes come forward and relieve the market
To some extent low figures OF last year need not
be looked for during 1888
Dressed very Arm and 12e higher than Tussday
The ruling prices for Native bes sdea both Chicago snd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga. n. Y, June 1.-the following Is the day
calendar Of the Court Of Appeals for Friday June Is
Nos 197s 10. 773 273 COS $685. s94 ana e97.
In the Court Of Appeals to-day the following
were argued:
No S9s-iIope AIT. Troy and Lans,ngburg Railroad
Company. Argument concluded by Edgar L. Fursman
,or .. ecl.art. J. r. C.awfoih for respondent.
No sa3-Edwafd n. Wattcruiic appellant, agt Maria
Waiielmre. respondent Submitted.
No 1Sf-Wiliiam NJ. King sand. trustee, etc, appel
lsnt sS 1he Mayor, etc OF New York Respondents Ar
Carter and frank A. Irish for respondents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. june ia-3;S0 q m.-Beef-In Door demand.
Pork In poor demand hams-In fair demand Baconin
fair demand chee,e-rhs demand has fallen on american
finest white eolcred steady At ffN 3D. Tow-ln fair
demand spirits of TurpentneIn poor demand Rosin-
In fair demand lrdspot and futures-In poor demand
Whrat-In poor nd Flour-ln poor demand Corn
Spot and fuiuresIn poor demand Mixed Western spot
4 syli August steady 81 sad HOps at London-New.
York Ssate--In good demand -
quarter.
pfsnnigs per Ito y.
cenumes per lUQ kiloa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
COURT CALENDARs-To-DAY.

srrrrxr CouHr cHAxBERs Before Andrews j.
a s rs s6 si ss7 800 56i sos sii SIS ss s sa
SOS $40 $500 1884, S52 1888 1884, $685. 1886 sS $751; 5SS $40
srrEryK Couur-oKxkaAL TEnM-Reces.
graham J-Sos ies 7G2 ia 500 7ei go ISL 7sS Sos
SUPREME CorEr : SfEcIAL 1ERd-PAKr III. Adjourned
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr-PAnr I.-Befcre Lawrence j.
sss lis l752 5ss $s2s ss?s 1885, $751; $685.. $685.
srrnH cogeT CIRcg 1a 1r-BsiOro Patterson,
suPEENE CouRT--CIRcuII-PAKT IIL-Betore o. nriep J.
Nqs sssa 500 SS9l 1892 sGys s ST. S79 $3.50
ss, 2S9s $s25 $5ea $2o5 sO7S. S7ss Si47. 1881,
xs @ $50 us @ Fac sCgS s s Bsscn
srEEoGATfs coCRr-Beiore Ransom. s.Iwn of Christie
join IT. clearwater ? =. M. viii James CASTLES 2p n
Prossie Of the wills Of Tho@as Murphy. Ellen NJ Yriver.
To- i9aon AaelTana John r. Conway Christian Bauer
loy 1919 NJ Harriet B. aUTe Henry o n%r1
,rrzEoE CotET - GENERAL TERN Adjourned until
.sGrtron courT-sFEclH Txsn-n Before o'Gorman. j.
MS 500. 1874 1918 ssi iGTI 1907. 1885 D1''''
CoanoN PLEAs-GENERAL IEEM-Aejourned until Thurs
ccNaoS PLEAS SPECIAL TFEM-Befcre Van Hoesen. J.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIrY TERM-BcfOre Allen. Cease
coxyox PLFls-TEiAL TFEM-PARr ]. Before Larromore,
J-NOs e45 ga S74 S26 800 S94 800 800. $40. 573,
Ca Gjj. 7I2, eOl s2e S22. S29 322 $751; ST. e2, Sl4
CoMMox PlEls1TRIAL TEEM-rAnT II1Before paly; 7.
5oS 900. Az 300. 94S. 945, 954. H55, 96G. 964.
CTTY COURT-IlaAL TERM-PAKT I.-BefOre Browne. j.
Ne !aGn :oas 1924 3o,2 49as 5s7 4Sos 1923 $50
t377 1850 1859 45t 59si. 6o$G, 52s 527. $685. 62s7
CRY CoURT-TRAL TgRN-PART II.-Beiore McCiown. j.
Nos 47l5 5lS0 4872 1905 52sl 1852 53l5. 1856 5ls0
5Ss3 52s $3.50 $500 b2fj, $3.50 6362 5323. 390a
5Sj 1886 1920 54l5 5si7 5lGl 1921, 54l2 1885, 5l47
ssl9
err coURr-TEfM TEgM-PAar III-Reforo MeAdam.
SIS 5iai 5SS7 4gz4 5S2S 52e4 465s 5429 5267. 5O55
$40 500 $685. 54O8 1892 1884, 5416 5542, 1927. 5il7
s3lf. 54@3
1orT OF OYER AID TEENuNER-Reiore Barrett j, and
Assistant Dstrict-AttOrney Parker.-No. ].
lOg.T or GENEEAL SEssIoSs-PAEr before Mar.
j. Assistant District attorney Fitzgerald. os.
~ 70 Inclusive.
COUET or GENERAL SESSIONS PART H.-Before
GHersleeve j.. and Assistant DstricAltorney Davis
Snl
Corgr OF GENERAL SRssIOys-PARr II i.-Before Cowng
J. Assistant DstricA ttOruey Jeroms.Nos to 10 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15

On the Produce Exchange today the Butter market
steady. Creamery losslse DAIRY lS2@i'@ Esgs nfn
at l3a9ilc.
MNygApoLr4 June wheat-Receipts were i43 cars:
shlp9ents IS cars Closing nv % Sa
42c Northern cash sl'c 30 June sls.ei % July
sSS DO Au g1y SIC DO on 10
HARD SIC. Ne. NoItbetn s2iac No northern 40
soc T9qs sisaG Ssie rssa; e s 'a'A CARROTS
MILwIuKKv June 4.flour depressed and lower. Wheat
weak cash Soc July so August ,s cSrn MIL N sas
s6 c delivered Rye dull No soc Barley dull: No.
81 93G srGane az 81 80: July at - IS Butter
steady: DAIRY lac Eggs hrmer Fresh at IL 20 Cheese
Suoo Os Wheat 1000 bush sarS
1900 bush shDmcns-Flour 10000 0bia Wheat LOO
PHlLApELpHIA. June l4-s;i5 p n-wheat corn and oats
ST LOUIS June IL-Fsur steady quiet and unchanged
Wheat opened weak declined &c and was atierward very
sxeept ecember which the yesterday No
Red Ssc do June 81 &c do July s3de "A 2c closing
s DO august 80 bssenSe eSps eS Ssps s
Corn easier cash IS sfstc July 4s94ss closing 45ac;
u s.S cs June sser y e0' Aaa S
55tc. nominal Barley noaaaL Bran quiet at 6lc.
si3 Butter arm; Creamery IA Tic; Dairy at i2Si.c
Lead dun Common 60 e2a; refined 90 e5. Eggs at II.
Psrk at 81 40 Lardat 50 l2S Drysslt Meats. poxed
shoulders. = co. Long Clears Is g21 Clear RIBS a.
Clear 40 Clears s. coo 40 Hans
1900 bush Corn $4,000 bush. oats l7.ooj oash Rys
none Basiey noas saipmsnIs.Fonr 5oco s1is waeas
Afternoon Board-wheas weak and lower; June $40 bid
nominal December Ss Corn dull June 47c bid; JAY
&c asked August 4S nc nominal september l9sc asked
oats quiet; June 81 &c bid July 25sc
TOLEDO. June lL-wbeat weak and higher cash e0tot
June g0sc; July s9se August ss'.c December VI Va
p.5 oa'R ssS GOO S Corn
5000 BUSH Shipments wheat $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETa

Ioynox Juno IA y. m-tonsolt 80 l-i4 ior money .
and 90 il Tor account Atlantic and Grea western ts
,nortgage trnstee,' certhcates 33tt United Statss
per Cent bonds 1871 Canadian Pacific 81 ERE 70
do Mexican Ordinary 3oS iL1IoiS
Centra llQs. ST. Paul. Common. 90; New'lofA |enia'
1861; Pennsylvania 534 ReadlHg q -. oo ,-.r.. O.
Paris advices quote per cent rentes a' o. ''a'' "
centimcs for the account. ,4..,..-.o.oa g 40 ooO
The bullion the Bank OF Eng and mas in0ioa''"
during the week. N liability
The proportion Bank OF Engands resern 70
which week was Al II cent il now 40 per
PARIS June Ia The weekly statement o. ,no anid mi
France a decrease OF 3,5OOOOO Hancs III b'AN NAN
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY I5 1883 PAGES
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-On the market Rto the movement light
but values firmly held 10 Lac falr Rio spot In
voices Trading IN the mlder styles was also light
Option trading was quiet, but In sympathy with rrmer
accounts from abroad nrm closing quotations representing
an advance OF 40a50 points for the day near and
20 20 points late lgQnthS SalOs-18 coo bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEArrRrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The critical condition the German Emperor anu 'n'
dappontment OF the bears the receipts OF corn "e
were bullish influences yesterday morning tha' lp
lrm tone to prices But the dulness OF the snipp'e
demand the tame adviccs from abroad ana inc nOiH
speculative stagnatlon were opposite influences eds Nv
values downward. Spot wheat was only steauS' H- on
load supplied the needs OF shippers The opuoa1 W..
extremely quiet and at the end were down l'4a %,
as follows: June 30 5s. July 9l1-4' Ausus' -
september 90 L. December 95 IA cents NdSn
was steady with about 10000 bushels taken by
The speculation was weaker proportona'eH UnAH -,
the bull CLIQUE finding receipts feer than was sor
earlier The close was steady at net losses Vi
June at SO 10 3s for July at 50, and August a. w
and is cent for September and October a' w 1900
oats were dull and irregular without impor'a". ~
the options ending at 81 3s for June o. ot .Oi Iad
az So for August and 80 cents for sep'eno .on, "a
was dull and featureless options closing up ono Stcm
follows June 60 20, July u, August - 90
Der IS II, october sS 20. 49,, -es,erday at
The reeeipts OF grain and -four reported 1885, 49, a.
Nev.York Philadelphia Baltimore ana DoS o,n ,she
follows: Wheat 1876 9Go bushels; corn, ,o,s. oour
o oss packages At Chicago, Milwaukee anu " -oa ecs
the arrivals were Wheat 5s9i3 bushels cV 15s o7t
bushels; oats e75eGs bushels; total si''A'
bushels; -four, IA, 1i2 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
TIE couRTS

DECISION IN THE SUIT AGAINST COL FELLOWS.
In the case OF the Gesoheidt heirs against Colonel
Fellows, Referee j. Alfred Davenport has reached his
decision and has sailed for Europe leaving tho report
In tho hands of HIS law partner with orders thai It
sha not be given up until the referees fee is p,id
n NJ Gescheidt, counsel for the heirs, said To a
Trbune reporter yesterday rhc referee DECIDES that
colonel Fellows must pay to the heirs the total sun
AZ oc9 % and that he shall also DO charged with the
rlerccs fec and all tho expenses attending the refcr
once. which arc about 81 900 moro. have sent word
10 him to-day calling upon him to take NJ the report
end nav the fees and II he does not do so shall appy
10 the courts Monday for order compelling HIM to
do sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
BID Askl Bid Ask
U.s. 4i2s 1901 regi07 1914 Us 6s 1919 II al22
U.S4 1891. con .lOi 1919 U.s. s.. 1897 l2i
U.sis 1907 reg 1864 I21 ir.S 6s 1899. 1877
Us 19J7cO1 l27is ,277s U.S s. 1899 30
u 1898 1919 Col. 2 ll9

In State bonds, Tennessee settlement IS sold at
95. Other issues were neglected.
The general bond market was quiet and strong.
Erie second 6s opened at 90 Is and closed at 90.
Missouri Kansas and Texas general 6s rose from
So to G1 -, the IS from 80 TO a. and the IS sold
Richmond and Allegheny first receipts were active
at 54a56 1-2. We refer to our full report of bond
sales.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 3,700) at
33 3-sa34 Is. Chesapeake and Ohio third assess
ment paid 1900, at 1-Sas, Duluth South Shore
and Atlantic (200l at l-2 Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal ZOO at g. and Georgia Pacific firsts
{ 81, 0O0) at IOS IA.
Money ruled at 1a1 ID per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sll4,7Oe,4S5; balances,
S7,169713.
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House So SS4.567 Its net loss on balance was
s.. 329 052, made up by coin loss Of So. 342 s13
less currency gain of 81 ISL. The days opera
tons covered Receipts, 81, 1850; payments,
sA,0H.3n; leaving the general balance, sl6s,-
/ 1856 % consisting Of Si5,977345 coin and 1884,
20S, RS currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s62l, ITO and the
internal revenue receipts were s376,070
Tolay's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
june - June a. Differences
Net gold on hand sI9ss37 $40 sl9s9l0 s24 Inc s735i
Net Silver on hid $500 COG 5371s.o67 Dec. si,639
n on bsnd. 49,. s5o4s,s7a IS. CAT Inc. 2oo,e74
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
llOulu& Dali
Closing =.

md1ng was advanced 116, but other grades were net
changed Sales, 64S bales, all for consumption The
port receipts to-day aggregated 900 bales comparing
with 297O bales this day las. week and 2t bales or tho
beginning Of the crop year the receipts have aggregated
corresponding time last season.
Quotations based American standard Of ciassaea