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New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

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steamer yspe. BamOrS SSo to he tinted Kingdom special
PRovIsIoSs-poRK nervous and somewhat sx;
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Dairy hairkla tub, Or pas fancy lie choice isslsc;
good. 10al1c State Dairy, Welsh tubs fancy. 126l5c
choice. 10dlc; Dairy tubs fair 6G9c common, sac;
Western Imitation Creamery choice 1la112c good 81
1s fair Western w,,.ra R 'h0 90 ehose sSsd
5i2a6c: Western Dairy and Factory, 4dec.....
CHEESE-There less life to the trading to-day, and
the market Arm. State factory, full cream
sasc; common fair. 7a77sc State Factory ;u skins
2d2cc part skins, 3d0s,c Western fiat good TO prime.
IA 7i2c.. EGGS-Again lower and weak, with slow
inquiry State and Penns vvania fresh. 132c Canadan
l3 i3ec Western fresh 12'.ai3c; Southwestern l2la
stGAR-Raw more active and quite finn Sales,
cost and freight, private terms and runor'd sales OF
Moyadc 50 ts a: Sc for lhiladelphia FAR ams rein
sac; do cost and freight, 3 3-16d3tc. Rehled nm
but rather quiet. Crushed 7ssc Cut Loaf sc Sur,
67sc; Powdered Lice Granuated, 6asc STANDARD "a
elsc on "a" 3Gd6L White Extra &C" eisde S1Cc
STEARINE-Lard quiet and somewhat unsesteoi nsti
Sales $50 tcs prime Western 7oc choice Western glocd
at 7aaSc Oleomarga garinc quiet and strong at osdoc
for city. pr,,o
city quoted at i5.c asked. No sales reported.
Moyune-IIyso SON. i2sdfssc; Young Hyson, 1laS5 I'm,
per!a l0o2siac; Gunpowder 1910 Ping suey; young
aoisc Basket d. 1iiac siitings SSlSs CcIgOn oH,n
lOa252c; India and Orange pekoe, oc'ohg, &
F0ochow 21c Formosa. I6Sd30Ac: Annoy, 13dloc; also
300 bags Government Java, 2l@d22+c
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
GRIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINoS'
The speculation in wheat yesterday showed some OK
citement natural to the bearish developments oi oo
Government report, which regarded as assuring
an excellent yield Of the total crop The transactions
IN options ran up 8,3Oo 600 bushels Couple"
with the crop report the report OF heavy ill"rc
of bull house in Chicago, who were said 10 DC i u1nh
Of July wheat T. and por m1Srauce OF the failure
The announcement Of the suspension however leu "
running of the loca! longs and te nIuia,O I az
mand and report by Bradstreets OF the stocks etso
Of the Rocky Mountains, showing decrease OF o3o,
foreign element was disposed TO SELL July opened q.
04 s and fell to % as ending % on oca oss er closing
August opened at % 34a04 Is cents. dropped to
O2 7-s003 1-s cents, and sold on the curb % cent
higher september went from "a 70 'S enong nngs az W
December was from 90 "a to "a $50 "a Is cents
closing the curb at 95 cents cenfs he on'cai he'
600 bushels taken for export Nearly rod
Corn ON the spot declined I.2 cent, while export
engagements amounted to 1000 bushels Ihe large
arrivals were the weakening influence coupled Win t
stocks east Of the Rocky Mountains. Ihe op"ons
oats were of IL cent on the spot. but shippers
took $4,000 bushels. The options ended down DC
cent and were very dull ,osr On ont,ons There we.e
sales Of $50 erces for export under special devery
III The I,I final official quotations were as follows:
Wheat-June, 90 SO July, SO 7-s August. 93 1-5
September 90 December "a 7-8 cents.
Corn-June. 40 7-S; July, Al 5-o; August ~ 3-o'
September, 43 cents. 49, r..
Oats~Jnne, 33 "a July 33 Ia August, 80 Sep
tember, 81 cents.
Lard11Jnly, ss 1s; August. SO 30; september
&c 40; October, SO 49,
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday al
New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat 05.60 bushels; corn, 426O13 bushels
bats. 3sD.656 bushels total grain. 91,,008 bushel, ;
-four, 1920 packages. At Chicago, milwaukee, ana
St Iouis the arrivals were Wheat, ,65 bushels
corn 965.Sl7 bushels oats, 42s744 bushels; total
grain 4o6 979 bushels; -FOUR 1905 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio the spot ruled very dull with prices
quoted at sts and undescribed do at l5'c 40 's aoo
bags Marseabo 500 bags Central American 800 mats n
Aneola 500 mats Mandhalng and 900 mats Interior on
600 bags Taga The option market was less active ana
about steady but late cables came weaker leading to
rccr selling all declined oul5 points. closing
steady but closed Hamburg closed s,,,1aS ssads
245 p M. June, 7es Cd July 7Gs Cd; August rs "a
September, U.s. October 76s Sd November !5s 90 90
Second exehsHge pSass, oco Seesp bss ISSl os
stock, 70 COO Santos receipts 1000 bags Recepts
Rio July J. 1899 TO June TO- 1890 2Sa5ooo9 9 5aos oo0
time 1889 062 900 bags same time 1855 .zzVVv
bags Receipts at Santos, July lsS9 oon onns h W V.
1890 S47 OC0 bags; time 1889, 2,oi3oVo pae'
time 1888, 1902 900 bag. ,
Total sales here to-day. 81 900 bags. as follows c
Closing N icns HIGHEST. IOWest. SaIcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June 11-Cattlc-Receipts last - hours Soe
head total thus far u 900 head sf o same Sea nl III
10 New.Yor 10 head on sale market esier sheep ana
ambs-Recepts last a hours3 900 head toDa for week
head consigned through. 1000 head 400 head New.
York 1s00 head on sale trade da press s,,s s5 5a%
lower no lambs sale sheep choice 10 cNtra % 2s
s5 IS medium % good s5as5 20? sommo1 6eo e good % $50
for week thus far 2S $40 head for same time a. weex
81 800 head consigned through; 40 mead az W lev
Inside prices selected medium wssns c,eced Ya
weights o0as3 mixed pigs and light workers. % o.
dsJ 90 light pigs. SO 70ds3 10
Chicago June 1l,-Cattle-Recepts. 1900 heao snip
mcnts O0C head market Steady 70 l0c lower oeeecs
81 s0ds5 steers 81 5oasi 20 stockers ana 81 o
head shipments 5000 hesd market shade IowsI s
light sS eode8 80. sheep-Receipt. 10 600 head sn'
weak, 10 20 15c lower natv,
ssasS So Texans ss 25ds4 80; Western. "a o0dso ~
auhs a5ds7 90
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There were fairly active dealings yesterday IN Ma
rona Transit certificates and the volume Of business
rccorded In the regular way at the Stock Exchange
was proportonately larger than the trading at the
Consolidated Board. The pipe line statement for May
exered no influence on the Stock Exchange operators
and they kept selling around 80 cents until nhaly
there was recorded net loss OF j cent from the
highest point Of the day, which 80 "a cents
The option market opened at 81 IA cents. fell 70
40 ,.s cents under the influence OF stock EN-
change manipulation, and closed at only small
rally Evidently a speculative contest OF some
moment might take place around 90 cents II sufficient
interest could be revived in the crude market II
would seem that Mays falling of IN production ana
furnish basis Of strength to the certificate market
The bears rely upon the absence OF public interest
And the supposed desire Of the refining interest to
secure low prices, but they overlook the narrow
volume OF certificates and the bulsh sentiment which
peryades Wall Street. The markets closed steady.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June ii. p. m.-The Of the day In
cluded 5000 bales American. ,,,,
Futures closed firm. American middling, low mdung
clause, June delivery, 27-64d0 2sSid June and July
delivery, 276id6 2S-64d: July and August delivery
3O8ld6 3l-64d August delivery 33G4d seffers Aug
nst and seRtemeer oUofd sellers delivery
204d buyers October and November delivery, oSo4d
iers. 49, ..,- ,,xa.
Galveston. June 1I.-cooon nominal middline,. llac !;
low middling. 1lsc good ordinary, 1c net ana gross
receipts IL bales stock, 995 bales. a. .
Norfolk June 11.-Cotton nominal mdding 12c net
gross receipts % bales exports coastwse 900 oaes
stock 200 bales. -,
savannah June l1.-Cowon quiet; mddlng, 11s.c low
mddng Issc; good ordinary 1ossc net and gross Ss re-
ceipts SO bales exports coastwse % bales Stock io-o
bales - -.,ad,r,
ils,c; middling, IL good ordinary llic net u re-
septs I2S naics ss9,s ss expor eS ISo bales
stock as, ,l08 bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

/, and 3. There will be excursions and receptions
October the local and visiting delegates Will start
Pittsburg and Chicago. At Chicago the party Will be
divided into two excursions one going south as far as
Virginia; the other going north into the Lake su.
perior iron and copper regions. returning by way OF
Niagara Falls to New-York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June II, As p. m-Beef and pork-holeers
offer moderately HamsHolders offer moderately snoIt
cut about IL 10 10 n. dull at ASS Cd. Bacon-hoaers
offer freely rb about 25 n steady at 3ls "a ong
and short clear middles about IS i easy ct Zys o.
offer sparingy American nnessd n,M
supply poor cOsons:sa oavsr ome, svsr.
nsiy nr% at q. Lsdspot and Sem
No spring steady at rs lid Flour-Hoders o1er moo
srafcly Corn-spot and futrcsHolders offer mooerAse'
Hons st LoDaon-Holdcrs not ofcrins.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY l2 PAGES

Dnlenback e. Dewey: 240 Kentucky Lambs, o. %, at
7hc 2So DO 20 N, at Tie 2s4 90. 80 D az 10 eih per
100 N 240 State Sheep. SO N, at Size:
Iasnbcsk HO 81 Tsnne,-ss dambs Sa r. .s,o:Ss
at Jersey Clty 81 carloads 40thst and carloads az
Hoboken only one hog sold and Judd Buckingham by
unrng effort able TO get &C per I'D for mm Suo'a
tlons are % SJdS4 TO-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.

.Incudes sales OF 1000 barrels Of June delivery at
9Od 80 3s cents and 1000 barrels OF cash at 50 12
cents.
Refined oil unchanged at 100 cents per gallon in
barrels and 9.1O cents in
Foreign quotations-Antwerp. II IA francs {;
Bremen 6.75 marks; London, 1865 1-2 pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
Nrdf.

Options were very and quite active stnma% 81
with more or less excitement heavy hquluation
.longs" The early market 1G2 points lower alter
which there was slight recovery stronger LNeipoo,
adyices Later in the however, enormous
long cotton thrown over ana the market & la nd
July about 20 points and SEPTEMBER IL points while reod
months only 2d4 points August however, cio'e"
Cal
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

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sssss No. .o.n :D9s sne:s ?ssss ss SS
iSii prime sncsSy s poi Per Ss
u.s. 2! Z: :: s:' ;s: ::: assi
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ss:; s:si sss ss.A Y l $$ IS ss$$$SS$$ s$$S$ $Ss
OATS busn scs96o $4,000
By,i.t Sys bush bush :.:::.: aSSS ssSS csSSS sSSS
On the Produce Exchange to-day ~ the butter market
.plas .ss: ,ss ssssss fs e'ss aYss
,Sss e ,ss ? pis' Il .'ss @ S
Psls Ps1sy ,i. e. Is,s o 8 "a ssss
VISA. SS S.S a.t: so S:9; ssis 1Ss
,i. s.a :. ssss mss,,s g a.:
@ "a ss Is % nas in
ness Car ruled steady under small supplies @ .nS
ss s ss":ss . ,os %s;' e. sse
fhoss e sH 4 ssS s 80 g sss:s ss'% ss
s@Sss sS SusSs sh
s"s ssS s'gsss
local trade but quite steady r %ods,,s s.,.
sssss Ss %lsss sass. IS
mixed s"e ass sAss siss Sss: ss
Oat-Receipt liberal and market under
light local trade demand Rejeeted white 3Sac No3 white
3Io34kc white 35c; do choice. 359c No white,
sse ass. but stess Nc white SsSs Sss
So'. d3itc Eggs dull pennsylg arsts nsaiSc. ,
Feed dull and lower; winter bran siiasi4 so. Other
articles unchanged Receipts-four lSS bo: wheat.
ments-wheat, 5000 bush corn 1os6oo bush; osts'
25, 200 bush.
July sac; August. ssssc September S9c Corn setys
and easier cash. 35asc july 352 Oats steady cash,
sosc August, &c. Ciovsrseed steady; Nsh, ss 20;
October 50 IS. Receipts-wheat, $3.50 bush corn
49, $40 BUSH Shipments-wheat 900 bush corn g., 800
bush.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, June 11.-sTanIsh gold, 24?d242t. Exchange
firm firm yesterday lot Of bags cf centrifugal,
90a degrees polarization sold 81 o5. gold pst
Quintal
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

NRANU EXCURSIUN
" TO NIAGARA FALLS
AND ToK0 NO. CANADA.
nv specal limited train via West shore road.
TUESDAY, JUNE "a 1890
under the personai Of Thos H. Hendrickson
md snecal committee the Park Reformed Church.
J. c. Fare. entire trip q daysl including irst-elas:
hoo. hoard only S17 So Circulars Of trip and tickets l
THoS. NJ. WARD. rs John.st. n. Y. and OF THOS. n.
i'ENDRfCKSON, 217 Atantc-ave., Brooklyn N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

COTTON-on the spot ruled dull and easier while prices
showed material change sales, l'5 oNn,
sumption Port receipts to-day, fO2 bale. against d. ooo
bales last week and 206 bales this DAY laI t oo oso
September receipts at the ports aggregated Zvooo
bales against G15 bales for the corresponding ho
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
domestic 6ituations Uantso


Females,
n ROTESTANT American girl to take
ii care Of children OF To do chamberwork
reference; city or country. Call for
DAYS. 358 West 5Sth-st., janitor.
n ESPECTABLE woman TO work by the
II day. week or month good cook and
iaundress good city reference. 4lS west
l0th-st., grocery store.
n EsPECTABLE colored girl, with good
IL references, as nurse, ehambefmaid or
lady's maid. 10t West 2sth-st.
ID ESPECTABLE woman wants to do laun.
II dry work 10 hotel; best experience.
.I2 East 25th.st.
ID EFINED German lady. speaking also
IL French and English. and pToncient IN
music, as companion or governess during
part Of summer. A. Z. b.. Pos: ONCE.
Worcester. Mass.
G, ITUATION.-- .--By ccod, rel able woman (;
- willing TO go In the country; best ref
erences. Call at 152 eth.ave.
CTRONG GIRL (2l). lately landed. wishes
- employment In small family. Call
after II o'clock. 207 East 28th.st., top floor.
TRAINED NURSE-A ladies' trained
j nurse wants position as head nurse or
uatron 10 a private hospital for ladies has
an excellent diploma from Lytng.ln Hos:
pital I; can give references nom doctors ana
patients. TRAINED NURSE. S0% Lass
S1st-st-
IA ASKING, cleaning and dish washing. By
w 2 middis-ssed woman. az foth'ss.'
rear bell.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-28
A New Examination Ordor.,

Secretary Noble has given a decision in
volving 10000 acres of land in Dallas
county, Iowa, which the state claims under
the swamp laud grant. The lands were
heid by the government on the supposition
that they did not answer the descrintion of
swamp lands. The state protested that
they were swamp lands and claimed in.
demnlty. A special agent went to examine
and reported on the greater part that thew
were not swamp lands. The secretary
says he has investigated the methods of
the special agent enough t. find that his
report was wholly unreliable. For this
reason he annals the decision of the land
commissioner, based on that report. and
orders a new examination as to the char
acter of the lands. 1t is possible that the
state is entitled to the entire 70, 900 acres
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-28
ST. LOUIS UPPER TENDON.
A Priest Scores Society People for Bad
Behavior.

A Priest Scores Society People for Bad
Behavior.
An indictment of scandalous prcpor-
tons has been presented against the sbest
society of st. LOUIS by a Catholic priest,
backed by a host of witnesses. Lately at
st. Alphonsus' Catholic church James
Hunt Lucas and Prudence NJ. HUT were
the contracting parties in the most fash
lonable wedding of the year. The wealth.
lest and most exclusive circles of st. Louis
were strongly represented, as the bride
and groom were connected with the most
ultra-fashionables. No one was allowed
IN the church without a card of invitation.
The people who attended the wedding
showed themselves SO devoid of respect,
not to say common decency, that they
were threatened with expulsion from the
sacred edifce. They talked, laughed,
Joked, stood on seats, passed around
candy, and even hung their wraps on
images and in the confessionals. Father
Brown denounced them from the altar. A
witness says:
'lnthefirst place agreat number of ladies
were in full dress, which in itself was
shocking, for when they were all seated an
observer was inclined to think they had
come to witness a theatrical show, and not
the performance of a solemn ceremony in
the house of God. They showed no re-
spect whatever for the place they were in.
They talked, joked and laughed, and even
passed around candy to while away the
time. Twice Father Brown came out and
endeavored to effect quiet. The first time
he exhorted, the second he threatened.
Both his threats and his exhortatious were
equally unavailing. In fact, some of the
people, instead of being stung to the quick
by his just rebukes, were highly offended
at what he said and continued their dis
graceful conduct. When the bridal party
finally arrived the people abandoned all
Idea OF propriety. They stood upon the
seats OF the pews and sat down on the
backs in order to obtain a good view"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-28
SOME SUNDAY CRIMES,
The Devil Was Abroad in the Land Yes
ertiay-SoIne of His Work,

The Devil Was Abroad in the Land Yes-
:erday-Sorne of His Work.
Isaac Jacobs, a resident of BROOKLYN.
killed Herman Royozinsky at daybreak,
in a stable at Al Ridge street, BROOKLYN.
From there he went to the murdered mans
residence, 81 Ridge street, to kill his wife,
Johannah. She was coming through the
doorway as he approached and shot her
with a revolver. The ball entered her
neck. The woman's 1S-year-old son
Otto bounded from the room
and leaped at the murderer.
Jacob turned and fed. When near the
corner of Broome street Jacob turned on
the young man and aimed his revolver at
him. Otto lodged behind a wagon and
Jacob seeing two policemen approaching
placed the muzzle of the revolver to his
own head and fired. He died in a few
minutes. Mrs. Royozinsky was tuken to
the hospital In a very critical condition.
Various causes led to the shooting. The
trouble began three years ago. At that
time Jacob is said to have Struggled q lot
OF diamonds into the country, which
he placed in the murdered mans
keeping. When the danger was over Jacob
asked for the return Of the diamonds.
Royozinski, it is said, refused to give them
up. This led. to a quarrel. Another
cause is found in the fact that Jacob
was enamored of Royozinsky's niece.
his suit prospered until it was
learned that he had a wife and children
llVlng with him in Brooklyn, when
~Royozinsky refused him the house. FIRE.
quent and bitter quarrels ensued. Jacob
went to the house at 4:30, knocked on the
door and told Royozinsky that somebody
was stealing his horses. Royozinsky
dressed himself and went out and the trag-
edy followed.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-28
TO KEEP RIVERS CLEAR.
"A Bill to Prohibit tho Deposit of Del

"A Bill to Prohibit the Deposit of Dcbri
i'll Savigable Waters.
An important bill introduced by Senator
Dolph, OF Oregon, has passed the senate.
1t is to prevent obstructing navigable
streams, and provides that it will be I'M
lawful ito cast, throw, empty or unload, or
cause, suffer or procure to be cast, thrown,
empled or unloaded, either from or out of
any ship, vessel, lighter, barge, boat or
other craft or from the shore, pier, wharf,
furnace, manufacturing establishments or
mills of any kind whatever, any ballast,
stone, slate, gravel, earth, rubbish,
wreck, filth, slabs, edgings, saw
dust, Stag, cinders, ashes, refuse, or
other waste of any kind into any port
road, roadstead, harbor, haven, nayigable
waters of the United States which shall
tend to impede or obstruct navigation, or
to deposit or place or cause, suffer or pro-
cure to be deposited or placed any ballast,
stone, slate, gravel, earth, rubbish. wreck,
filth, slabs, edgings, sawdust or other
waste in any place on the bank of any nav
igable waters, where the same shall be liza
bic to be wash>d into such navigable waters
either by ordinary or high tides, or by
storms, or floods, or otherwise, whereby
navigation shall or may be impeded or OBJ
structed." A penalty of $3.50 for each Of
tense against the provisions of the act is
provided. The bill will surely pass the
hOnSe.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-28
HEART AS WELL AS HEAD.
An Indiana Judge Who Possesses Both il
an Admirable Decree.

An Indiana Judge Who Possesses Both in
an Admirable Degree.
The most prominent families of Wayne
township, near indianapolis, Ind, have
been deeply interested in the outcome of a
%sivorce suit between W. Nj. Calvert and
his wife, the latter a prepossessing little
woman, who had the sympathy of all her
%neighbors. The husbands complaint
charged her with an act in violation of her
marital VOWS. and in her answer she adj
mitted her guilt, but charged cruelty upon
the part of her husband. On the witness
stand she was as disingenuous as Il child,
and it was evident that the courts sympa-
thy was keenly excited. An effort was
made to reconcile the parties, but the hus-
band sternly refused to have anything to
do with his trembling wife. Thus forced
to make a ruling, the court said:
IF she erred be has been much to blame
himself. He left her alone and unpro-
tected. She had lone what l never
knew to be lone before-she
confessed her single mistake-and did
not come into this court and add
perjury to her sin. You can not tell me
she is a bad woman. I will not believe it,;
and the records of this court shall not con-
denim her. She shall not return to her
friends with a brand upon her. I shall not
give a divorce either on the complaint of
the plaintiff OF the cross-complaint of the
defendant. I shall enter a decree dissolv-
ing the marriage, and so the records shall
show"
Turning to the only chill of the parties,
the court asked whom it preferred to live
with. Mamma, -lisped the little one, and
the court entered an order making it a ward
OF the court till of age and giving the
mother its custody. He then ordered CAL
vert to pay the mother 50, 500. Everybody
was astonished at the outcome. and a
deathlike stiffness prevailed through the
court room during the delivery of the
judgment.