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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
sftuations Waafcd-Female.

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w and the best 81 reference. wants position
a. nurse. Adde'S Ms Enms Taylor. Muir.
Aic1 l3y
IA kSTFD-wAsHING OR HOUSE CLEANING
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22
For R-,,f--Ho;tses.

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II closets. city and cistern water, bath room,
etc. corner jefferson ave and ChaVry-st Hlt
be IN good repair. Eaton smith, Roszn 4. Low
sft block 1sS
I1OR REST-A HOUSE MD BARN At Is5
4 North ionfasI Tsrss resssuaAlr. l<3
To KENT = MY RESfDENCE. g. SOUTH
\ Lsfsyette-st. to isnily withsut small chill
fren. Misht rent party iurbisbed to right
party. Inquire At the house from 9 % IL q m.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-22

uTASfEp-Two SEWING GIRIs AND ONE
W vast 1aisner, noae bes first elass ueed
apply. Mrs J. X ace. ~ seufoea la
A GfRL WILLING TO w0Rk OR LEARN
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fE-frv 81 it3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June ga .. m-cotton-The sales OF the
fay included baas closei steady
Uplands Low Middng clause, June delivery. s SS.04d.
sellers: June and July delivery. 8 32.6id. buyers
July and August delivery; S2-64d, sellers; August
and September delivery 3O64d. seersi september and
delivery 5g4d buyers November and December delivery
1854 sellers; December aud January delivery, LEGAL
buyers; september delivery. 29.o4d. buyers
GALVESTON June 23.-Cotton-steady. Middling, gl2
Low Midling lie; Good Ordinary pat and gross
cepts, 293 bales; sales bales stock. 3.7S5 bales
NORFOLK. June 23Cotton Steady Middling l.i6i net
and gross receipts 234 bales exports coastwlse 900
bales; sales 81 bales stock II, $3.50 balos
SAVANNAH: June 70 - Cotton o2uet and firm. Madlins
receipts 800 balesi exports coastwise bales salea
u bales stock. bS07 balos.
NEw.ohLEAys. June 23-cotton-Firm Middling. llI6;
Low MiddliBg. 3.l6i Good Ordinary \ 5l6; net
cspt 1888 bales gross receipts 2O4 bales exports TO
Great Britain S23 bales; 10 tho continent SOL bales
sales 1000 bales stock, 72.O7l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

COURT CALEN DA RS-TO-DAH Y.

y Nss 81 - 81 D. r. % s. IS iS IL s 4
SsS S39 S3 81 s5s s7' 277 27'' 27' sSo ISL 49,
ss sSsf 80 49, 5sS ST. 100 Sss $50 7as.
Parker JNos 10 40. o99 CO.,. 73S 72s 7ii. co. 742'
SUPREME CouRr-cIRcUIr-PARr I-BefOre Lawrence. u
SUPREME COURT CRcurr--PAR1 IL-BetOrS chi!as.
5 as ii 5 isi 1870 slG OPS S i7G 1855 s5S 1885,
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUIr-PART III;-Before o'Brien, J,
Nos. 672, 3226 SOo 800, $780, 1885, $685. 1858, 1877
SUPREME -CncUT-PART IY.-Before Beach, u
SUnRoGATEs CoURr-Be'ore Ransom. s.TWin Of Ann NJ.
Ode ~ M will b. L. Ahern IL M will OF p schreye
2pmaoxv 70 n, r,rvx prropv THE PROBATE c1ERK.
Probate Of the wills OF Andrew erth Church. 10
MT II. Morton 1880 a. m: j. b. KARI IL a. M ;;,, am.
SUPERIOR CouRr-sPEcIA: TEsM-Before o'oOrman. u
= SUPERIOR couRr--rRIM TERM-pARr I.-Betore Dugro.
COMMON PLiAs-GEXERAL TERMBeore Van Hoesen. p. =.
ami Allen JJ.-Adjonrned IN I'll Thursday. June 2S
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TEhN-Beiore van hoesen ''
Convoy PLKAs-EQUrrY TERM-BetOro Allen. J.-No day
CoSMoS pLHAs-TRrAL TERM-PAEr Before Lsrremcrs.
C. Nos $50 1884, goo. $685. sio eos eoS. 742 soA' $40
COMMON PiEAsETRilL TgRM-PARr ILzBetore DAILY =
95s s' 65s s. $685. $40 57i S7S 976.
ei Zoo s .S lGa 5i sS s les
NOs 5s2 1855 1857 a76s 47sj 4770 I7f2 3j2e 3s39..
3es agio 1854. 1918 SsjS $685. 1923 S9lo. 1882 7Si
CITY coUaIaTaIAI TEsM-pARr IIL-DetOr' McAdam.
CoUnT or GENERAL ssssIoxs-PAer L-Betore MARITIME
j. Assistant DstrictAttorney Davis. - Nos TO 20
couxr OF GENERAL sKssIoSs-PAsr II.-Betore Glider,
sleeve, j. and Assistant DistrctAttorney Forser-Noa
CouRT or GENERAL SESSIONS PART IIL-Betore Cowing
j. and Assistant DistrictAttorney Jerome-Soa to IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARHE1S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
There little importance TO the movements az
the Produce Exchange markets on Saturday as regards
either prices trading General depression pre-
vailed, due to easier adyces from abroad, the fna
weather and further Improvements in the crops
There sales of wheat for export 10 a moderate
extent with late rumors Of additional purchases
Cash wheat otherwise dull and somewhat easy.
There little fuctuation In the options and prices
closed of "a for June at SIS Is; 5-6 for July at
IS SIS; August at 81, and September at SO l-5 and
IL cent for December at 81 DO and May, 1889, at 90
cents. Cash corn weaker and duh. The liqu-
dalton 10 the options made further progress, and tho
market closed heavy at declines Of "a TO 36 cents
follows: July, So; August, 81 Ia; September,
So Ia; October, IS IL, and November 81 "a cents.
Oats quiet and weak, In sympathy with the other
cereals, the options ending down "a for July at 49,
3s for August at 81 80, and IL cent for September
at II cents. The lard market stronger and options
closed = 10 points higher, as follows June, 80 40
July, 10 46; August, SS 49, SEPTEMBER IS 40 ; Oclo-
Der, rs 4s; November, - OF.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported on satlr.
day at New-York, Phiadelphia, Baltimore and Boss
ton were as follows: Wheat, 55 672 bushels; corh
165015 bushels; ots 1S6,326 bushels; total grain
407 ,0l3 bushels Hour, "a $50 packages At CHI,
cago, Milwaukee and 81. Louis the arrivals were =
Wheat, 45,09O bushels; corn 1914 504 bushels: oats
l269ol bushels; total grain, 337, 155 bushels -four
16, 100 barrels. -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Union stock Yards. June 23-Cdut-Rs
cepts 1000 head shipments market dall and weak
Medium Choice cornied So IS IS IS Cows and Mixed
81 511s3 50 stockers Feeders 81 00DS3 10 Texans
81 506225.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head, shipments none market
steady closing weak Mixed IS 466Ss IS Hsavv 80 ooe
IS rs Light So es5 7Oi Pigs and Culs 81 0O0s3 80
Shssp-Receipts 1000 head; shipments none market
steady Muttons s3 00as5 Western Feeders s. l5dS3 ~
Texans 81 1898 90.
ST. LOWS June 20 Cattts-Rsceipss l240 head; ship.
1850 head; market steady. Choice Heavy Native
Steers SO 406$6 Fair Good Native steers - jug
IS so Butchsss Steers, Meinm 10 Choice - O0D0 w.
stockers and Feeders Fair to Good s soS3 CO. Rangers
cornfed SO 50dt 30 griss-fed So 1908 80. $500.
Hoos- Receipts 2lO head: shipments b7n Marset
steady Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 70
Packing. Medium Prime s. 4O0$3 90 Lghs 8rs1o's
Ordinary TO Best IS $50 as. $685..
She<p-Receipts nonei shipments 5000 mead market
strong. Fair 10 Choice SO 1904 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
TALI.ow-oulet a. 4a4 Lice for prime city.
WYE STOCK MARKCT.

New.York, Saturday, June s.-BEEvEs-Reeeipts II
cars or "a head all G0thst and all for Mr. Eastman
Total for The week 203 head No trade at the cattle
yards reeing stea6y
Latest private cable advoes quote American Live Cat
tie steady at l1Ad12Rc per for the estimated dressed
weight
Shipments to-day LAO quarters OF beef In the CIR
and o0o quarters IN the City OF Chester The Burn
ley also carries 100 Sheep to South America. |
CALvES-Receipts 290 head, all at Oothsr Market
dull. with the following sales reported;
IInllenleck 4 Hollis sold rs Buttermik Calves, $50
average at sac per ID II Mixed Calves 100 H. at 4sc.
SHEEP Ann LAMBS-Rccepts 1872 cars OF 4.7so
head-l4 ears AZ Jersey City and 52 cars at 6othst
Total FOR the week 80 3s head Sheep in tsir demand
and steady with Common to Prime selling At 3d6'c per
n and a bunch OF culls 2s,c Lambs weak ana =
lower at 5aa7ac for Ordinary to Choice ~ :
sales-Judd & buckingham: ~ West Virglnia sheep.
o5 n at a. go 257 West Virginia Lambs Oh 10 at 81 10
$50 do. 81 NJ at o. TO- ss9 do, 60 y, az 81 80.
J. F. sadler Co.: 1oi Texas sheep 100 No. az - 10
s4 2i5 ohio do 81 n, at IS; 3s Ohio Lambs. es n.
90 25; 43 Kentucky do, SO n. at co. i75 DO 81 D az
90 90 90 do, 10 n, al 81
j. N. PidOck: 10 Virginia Sheep. 100 n, At Sc; LOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

PROVISIONS-PORK-Du and without decided
change no-year-old Mess quoted sliaslf 90 New
Mes at sl5esIj % Short lear az Sl9HSlo; Extra
Prime at el3 % Prime Mess at sl5Gsl5 90 and Family
Mess, at sI5 50d$l6 80. BEEF-Dull ana UNCHANGED
India Mess in terces sl2 56dsl6; Exira Mess, in
barrels az s7ds7 So Packet at t6as DO per Dlre ana
elidTll so terces; Plate, az ~ 25Gt 90 famlly ~
30 80. BEEF HAMS-Steady but unchanged; SO %
aflG here and at West SlSi ono,cd % ~ Az
age Bellies S4c o. qpIckGd sbo1S S4q7 re;
Smoked do, at 3-4dsc; Smoked Hams at l2e;
MIDDLFS-Neslccted and nominal. . DRESSED
IOGS-F!rmer City heavy to light 72d7 0i0 Pigs 7osc
Continent and o SOC for South America Sales 400 ties
Western steam 5OdS 81 80 ties June, S4Sc, closing
at s49c go ties July s45c closing at si0c 300 ties
SOL closing at s40c 500 ties October, s4sos3sc clos
ing at 4sc: go ties November 500 closing at sole.
..BUTTER-seaG state CreaTe,r - 80 lie West
ern Creamery 1916 lie; State halfin tubs llal9e;
Welsh tubs 17dls Lee; Dairy tIes dSeiGc western
Factory i3d1Gc; Western Dairy l4glOe Western lmi-
tation Creamery, 10 12c CIfsEsE-9get state Fac;
tory, 7ds 5sc including fancy; 5se Western nat "a
SC skins State Factory. 2d6 Sie, common 20 choice
E. EGGS-Qulct and unchanged state and PennsyL
vania 10 i-ec Western Is 1-2al5 94e Canada, Ice
SUGAR-The raw market quiet but strong Centrifugal
&c test quoted az l6d 80 test Muscovado, ill0d;
Crushed s. Cabss I. Powdered = Gnn1latsd S-1aOsb
standard "a toree OIL A" Gao Is, White Extra CT
5 IS Extra CT 5 81, &C" 5 I2a5 "a, Yellow asa
o.to. n. <64 IL for prme city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

FLOUR AND MEXG"FLotR-TiGSe was little s'G in.
0s nS & aph hS s55 o y' Low RS'
at - O5asS Is 100 b6s City Min Extra - Sodsi SO
Dds s. g. 500 5 a6s Ex Ss' ~ 3
s sG FR % o SeSy f. %n q S5e al paaS
Low PEP Ezra. g E sS .ar sG 4. G?sR ivy whsP 1
50 55sS4 $; SSsasSsss 3 ssas4 s., Patents
oay to Shift & SS q r1en Sale, sns sE S5s
s sG55s Sales i' ' s5S D 81
shSTns e anxy to s dull D and vf
.seeggaa5t6on was and also weak sales
So e e NSa q; 70 tfS s 6 N eevai s :? 8
at s. sc 90 July s. s@SS Sc ciSsSg at s. 55c
SO s Closing IS 90 aS Sc
SS eSas Nay ga pSSs5S?5 81 R1Ss
%S iS BAE4 FY hAPT6 5a n s%d Unchanged BALN?
S fi'sd sG Of II FSf @ e d o
bush future, $1,000 bush spot including Ungr3dea NNsd
gS Sas sSsns $ss jy SssSs slc closing ::
sspieaeeF $ isS5Gc' closing g Ia; do October
Ss q SGs5s al DO o DO 81 & Closing
81 S4e oATsIFoE cash lots there was little Dc;
M. Sts"s Of 9'S ys 5s o the he Ga y sRn
% white. $odSss; No S$g5s lac; 90 White q as5c;
81 @ closing S /, 's s do 0 ansu m &c J y 81 s5:ss
white June closing nominal % ySy. 81 l4ass i2G
hNb ana mo- cSans
as0e; Clover mixed 65d75c Glover 5jd66c; Shipping
e5GT5c SrRAW-Long Rye 35eael; Short Rye, 7OG
hors|The market holds firmly to previous rates,
and brewers taking moderate supplies. New.
York state crop OF 1887, best l2G3c; medium,
lie; do common, 9dl0c do ODDS, 4a6c; Pacific Coast,
crop OF 1884, sale; do 1885, SAGE; Germans, crop Of
MOLASsEs-Bor stock nominal at 10 1-2c for so
test Black strap dull New, Orleans, 20a4Oc. with
ket for spirits OF turpcntine at 80 Lee.
ECii1s enc mSvGg slowly qqSi!atloIs str19ei
i i 81 10; H. 81 loa3l 45i l. Il 56ael 50? 8;
\, Il 81 III NJ 81 So n, 81 V0asl %; W. g.. - 30
oiIsIBat few buyers appeared on this market.
a nn L aa1 quiet ta ' Ls S' eu a5'
Quotations. Cotonsee1, crude, 43c; Summer Yellow,
prime. 47q4sc; Sulphur White, 4oc; Coeoanut,
Gs e 4' lore 1ggn coosn 15a Cod do sS
soc; Lard, prime, present MAKE G2ao2 i.ac; Men:
Gaden crude Sound 2!e light pressed 2oc Heasssd
natural winter Sa70c bleached winter 73G75c beaehod
spring, 67a70c Whale crude, Northern, 3sa39c natural
winter 41c beached winter, 43c extra bleachcd, 45c;
Sea elephant 6eached WINTER 5lc; Red eain, 32a34c;
OCEAN FREIGHTs-B Business slow in all directions,
and the market without change Of Importance BERTH
ENGAGlM ENTS-TO Liverpool steam hence 5000 bush
els grain lad. OIL CHARTERS-Bremen or Ham,
burg. ncnce German ship. 10 arrlye 500 his refined
OIL private terms Continent from Phiadelphia. German
bark with 1900 bbls refined OIL, private terms: MIS-
general cargo private terms; Buenos Ayres, hence,
British bark with general cargo, private terms; Pha-
dcphia, from Turks Island, schooner with salt, sc.
The berth rates TO leading United Kingdom ports are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

Ohio do 100 ~ at s5 81 La 81 DO tCull, 81 at 81 20
"A Virginia Lambs 81 n, at IS so; 221 DO 20 n W o.
NJ Collins: Virginia Sheep. 105 n, at &c 2Sf ONO
DO SO n, at sc 10 Virginia Lambs 81 n. at &c
Sherman Culver: col Kentucky Lambs. 81 ~ a.
O 1-2cc per n. -
Newton Giuctt: col Kentucky Lambs. os 1-2 N,
at Lie per 10.
IIalicnbeck & Hollis: IS Texas Sheep, az 10 az &c
23s Tennessee Lambs SO n at 12c 434 Kentucky DO.
60 n. at Z 1-2c.
HoGs-ReceIpts 10 cars OF 141o head. Total for tho
90 025 head None for sale alive. Nominahy
steady at S5 75Gs5 9J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
Runs Dev's. Deliv's Charters
Total BIB TALES l.Os0 276 1899 l5l 9s4 865
Av per day. ......... 39,006 $685. 1880 44.7G7

The crude OIL market last week suffered from
vival Of the the Bakers town developments
The opening active under free selling movement
for both accounts, and prices fell from rs "a 10 -
cents. Such sharp decline in practically one day
brought natural rally In IT'S train, and prices went
up TO IS cents AS the week on activity d.
mnished the narbet VAS III settled by Bakcrstown
scares aud prices sagged to near The Jwest point
again If there should be much selling OF oil tho
market would probably yield to It, but any impOr-
tant buying would more quickly advance IL. There
no aggresslon shown on the bull side, nor would
IL be strange II speculation should be left practically
TO itself for little time. For the reasons given
above, the market is likely all reactions to attract
good investment buying even II this should not please
the room sages who fought last years advance from
co cents to 81. New pool or not the conservative
members Of the trade do nos seem willing, for tho sake
of possible 10 cent decline, to tho risk of
fronting resumption, in due season, of important
movement toward better values for the oil producer.
The low prices have caused the OIL City producers
to shut down their entire production and this policy
IS likely be adopted by nearly all tho organized
trade The market closed showing decided resistance
gusher" news, and with sugg tlon OF more promise
than the final figures would seem to show.
The range OF prices and the total dealings in National
Trcnst certificates at the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange for the last three weeks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE %, 1882
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REFORM.

CoFFEE-In the market for Brazil grades no interest
was displayed to-day. The temper weak one, and
quotations entirely nominal MID stocks inactive and
prices Their fayorng buyers Options opened quiet with
the weak month az the outset Final rates were
) to Is points lower sales, $1,000 bags. Hsvre came
1 70 "a francs lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
HARTFORD, CONN.

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND TRAVELLEhSs
Why take the dusty and hot when you can nave
delightful sail up the Sound good supper hanosomS
stateroOms and refreshed In Hartford az 90
a. m, ready for business HARTFORD AND NEW
YORK STEAMBOATS, leave Hartford at D. IN ana
New-Yerk from Pier "a, East River, at p M
FARES-Onc way, with berth, 81 25 round trip 81 20
staterooms, 81.
INSURANCE UIFE AND ACCIDENT.
THE TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT iNsuns.
ANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. Original acct-t
dent company Of America. largest IN tho world
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hsraord,
Conn.,, NJ. G.. BuDeey, President Assets s32 CO.
e70 Is surplus. a,427, 02s 40. 4. J. Mumford, Maa-
ageE los Broadway, New-York City. u.'t
INSURANCE (sTEAM BOILER).
HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND iNS
SURANCE CO., Hartford Conn. Organized 1Soos
FRANKLIN Vice Ires't; r. B. Allen, Second Vices
Pres't J. y. Pierce, Sccy and Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago June "a (Srecia.-The market started reas.
Onaby steady yesterday at Fridays Close but there
was at once heavy selling of August by Jones' Kenneth
q Hopkins The July option sold at 7s SIS cents and
was most Of the day under 70 Jones' Kennets 81
Hopkinss selling was mainly for August and resus
was narrowing OF the spread between that option ana
July from SO down TO 8S Their sales aggregated
over 100000 certainly some thought BOOB 600
bushels The estimates were decrease the visible
supply OF az least 1000 bushels Tho close JSy
was az about the opening but the distant optons
closed 3sdl2 cent lower than they started Corn was
as weak as wheat and with less apparent There
was no great selling The opening advance with
some rather influential buying July started az AZ "a
cents touched AZ 7-s and them partly tho weakness
In wheat and perty there unfinished uouda-
ton In H. as well as IN wheat the price sold down
visions were Influenced much they on Friday
by the too unanimity of profe sslonals
July pork opened at s3 S. TOUCHED ella 20
sls SO 12 July lard opened at IS 90 and closed al
- 20 July short ribs opened at 81 IS and closed there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
NEW.YORk.
INSURANCE nIFE AND ACCTDl

NEW Vhhs
INSURANCE U.IFE AND ACCIDENT.
THE CO.OPERATIvE LIFE AND ACCIDENT Assoc,
r SA HS4u 4 III LIFE Is vsvy
Richard A. Mccudy President , Assets s r OVER
ISSUES every dG s. Ss@ on Sys saS
oS Sea is new distribution policy the most Osrs,
THE fEe nS SGSfd B Sy 9E Broadway
Incorporated 1851. Claims paid over sseoyVU -
ards D. Medical Director! C. Mq s,sx1 Manage e..
s ags"sse'd Cas-. Nelson NJ Serbia
II. sheldon j. Trumbu Saith. 30,
PERFECT FILTER.
GATE CITY STONE FILTER CO., 40 Murrsy.st
BAKING POWDER.
S$f%. SsS s$s sisS L ,!si g.:
s to- Opinion STn s' sss ssHd
other" referring widely advertised POWDER ous adj
BOOTS AND SHOES CwH0LEsALD. ..
THE kead E. and So IL s enSreass
COMMISSION MERCHANTS DRY GOODS, ETcls
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
THE c. & G. ELECTRIC MOTOR CO, 90 South StA'ass'
MORSE T TrksIHSsEs SS rGs aissys
WARREN WARD & u co; : s1a : East 2O'A''
SgpNH g. I.s S,ssaSay NAIL AND
HAIR OOLORING.
THE IMPERIAL cHEMICAL MANgFAfTupsiSb im U%r
owen Richard Muser and Wellesley Kent ineoporatorA-
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDEkWEan'
THORNE, CARROLL & CO., 372 broadway
SILKS (SEWlNG).
NJ. HEMINwAY & SONS SILK CO., "a and 70 Gfeenss
THE CLINTON WIRE CLOTH co.
Has removed % 10 Beesman-st
UPHOLSTERY.
JOHNSON & FAULKNER, 81 East 17th.st, importers
OF stufs for furniture, curtains ana wal hanghgs'
WINES HUNGARIAN.
LORFNZ REICH. Oflce 1874 5th-aye. The Cambridge
corner 33d. st. Branch g. 22S Vernon ave-, Che
cago Ill. Importer OF the choicest and purest Hun.
gafian wines. This calls attention 10 the fact thae
for upward OF years his Tokayer AusbIuch has
received the Endorsement OF the most eminent pnysi-
clans OF America, its purity and best qualify
Rech's famous 1'okay has saved life when all medI-
cines have failed and for that reason IL has been TO-.
garded by the medical profession one OF It's geaess
aids in the sick room. NOTE-Wc can TESTIFY our
delicious taste and pleasant ELECTS Oh Mf.
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
WOOL 9AIR9

LONDON June 23-At tho wool to-day the increased
demand maintained. good selection. consisting Of
1895 bales was offered The sales OF the day 10 detail
do locks and pieces Sd9ls Id greasy, 5Ldalogd do
locks and pieces 6d97d 'soath Wales-sales 1900
bales secured Sd ls di do locks and pieces 7d6ls 81
greasy etddls I'D, do locks and pieces q ssd Queens
iand-sale 500 bales secured 1ld0ls Cd; DO locks
pieces, IT'D south An,,raa,sales 5000 pale: !
greasy Sd lOd DO locks and pieces al cid sonth Aus
traia-saes IA bales; greasy; lOdais ca Newzeaiand
pieces III rs ca greasy 5SiSi. I'D d. lock: ana
1000 bales secured. loh0ls 3D.; greasy. 5h17Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

The Reorganization Committee Of the Sutro
Tunnel give notice to stockholders who have not
asscnted 10 the plans of reorganization that in
order to protect their stock from being rendered
yaluclcss through foreclosure, they must
forthwith deposit their shares with the
Union Trust Company pay the sum of
80 cents per share (which will draw interest at the
rate of per cent, and receive Trust Company's
negotiable receipts. After completion Of rcOr-
eanizaton, the same number of shares of stock and
u new first mort gage income per cent bond in
% of 81 oT s0sh % Iem oc P an
payment Of subscriptions expires July IL, at
p The Beech Creek Railroad Company announces
that dividend of . l2 per cent will be paid on
the preferred stock on and after Monday, July l6.
Transfer books will close June 80 at y. m. to be
reOpened Tuesday, July H.
RAILROAD EARNINGs
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
fs%>'' H.; s5i5 s
CENTRAL IOWA.
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C1Nc1NNATI, RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE.
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COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
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COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
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EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE.
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EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Ss%$i' week e n'i 1.s Il Fl
FLORIDA RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION.
Second week in June slsG95 s19,l!S
Jan. i TO June II 40l,l26 6OOOJo
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Second week in June . si2,5G7 A2679
Jan 1 10 June II ---- 3Gl,7H 9o9'2'2
GRAND TRUNK CANADA.
S we9a ended Si mill" June lG ss5s sss
Jan 70 June 10 61fS1Oo 7sOh0l9 Tio'oVV
KANAwHA AND OHIO.
Number Of miles 100 I'D
second week ia June $500 ,s560a
Jan. i 10 June IA --- COLT iioVoo
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
Second week in June s0.022 e6ll2
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Second week In June e30o57 29ooS
Ian / 10 June IA 706325 1272eO
ST LOUIS ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE Main Ane)
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

- TUTI0N-The market Tor spot steady but qulet at
The The por. receipts Friday aggregated
loo bales for corresponding day last year Since Sep
TENDER he beginning OF the crop Year, the receipts have
aggregated 542 45S bales comparing with 039 bales
for the corresponding time last season.
Quotations based tho American standard OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON June IT, nUnted states per cent Done
mortgage trustees certificates $685. Erie 20 90 seoon
OF Mexican Ordinary, 4Os. ST. Paul. Cohlmoh
B6I.; New. York Central. lO3: Reading. 30A
Bar silver Is quoted at al IL Gil. por ounce a.,
Paris quote per rentes al % itaucs >
centiInes the account
NThe OF bullion into the Bank OF EhgAna On
balance to-day Is 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
lard OF ssinca.

Strict Good Ordinary ZIG Middllnc :. 15-lB
Good Ordinary 7l.9 Low Middllng .9lS
There increased trading In options higher prices,
IN sympathy with advance OF several points at Liver
pool The local market closed firm and 340 points over
The nnal ngures OF Friday Sales. G5 700 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

TOLEDO June 2s;.wh lower ana wsakI cash ss,c,
December seize Corn dul ~ 10 Data quists cam
Soc Cloverseed duh cash ct 81 as October at 81 an
Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1000 bpsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
supplEmExr TO COMMERCIAL INDEX
OF APRIL ~.

n,ectories in cloth and gold containing fuller esras
Vii he Sei;versd In few days few reserved TOT sas
AZ zoe. 800 per hundred. j. c. MYSTERIOUS NAM
AGE ernrln Cnuxt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
CHARLESTON. Juno 2a.=Turpensin nominal