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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11

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ne SSw =. ho Gseri &
quite srooT WITH good SSs with AZ o S condition
trade HAYCholce 7od75e prime S5G6oei fair 70 sSSo,
3oGSoe 'si2ng Soe clover 5Sa o,t asaioe wheat
55aio rye S0"S'' snort rye ''"'O' 0'' '''''
noPs-whle trading continues restricted scale Gale
and almost entirely local account the market rues urn
renewed qrayOaoe crop epc,s from c s9e I'm
s ST isl ? 5'H ss Gis r. %sSS
1880 S SaSG s2i t. Rs1' GSs 1857
METALs-TIN.Rat weak SALES 30 tons Snpp 1qRe.
Sea- G ske so5 June SE5S5ecr
4.soc...... TER-Neglected PIG IRON WAX
RANTS-U nchanged.
MoLAssEs-Forcgn unchanged in price, with slow
inquiry 50 1T in mn nhds 9Sd Oa Hc Domestic Dor oiA s
generally steady 25c to 3oc good TO fancy and 2Oa2c
%ASAL 70 sTfoREs-sPIRITs TUEPnNTIYE rules le
qst Ou; prize hSvG steady gpP Sns oS IeSo stained
SS q 81, ~ s. Vs. e. j So = 10 NJ 90 i'i ~
au ard easy market tr6 fSr G SS@ sec
s sS o.? t iT1eS fG c do OF grade
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pSA1sd ya5s gig s6e SISae sSds pF49 sS
t ts dT Winter sdsoc 6esebei spIag 5sSl W6.e
5aS5sc Scache cd spring &c extra 6sachsd dos
saponned @ per % Sys Italian Rio Ss~7 a. do5 Pam ga
Provisions light inquiry and do prices
SSsis 50 Short Clear sgGsIs Family @2Ssis 3 %
d E EEls Ms. quoted al o s6as
80 So Family s3 Packet $l 59@2 d EXt demand nmut
quoted here At sis 90 and the West at sl7 Sod oj:;
e 6 S H. Fta SeU quoted
PicNed Hams, 9adlcRe Smoked do PssS
ssSaa.55 IS S%SH;r P sags s$
S SsSc an seP S mSdss sqac quoted %
to light G4d6ss Tor pigs Socd decline Of 6d
points closing with slight recovery Tho weakness b
and full stocks had depressing o1g Sso CITY steam
Shade lower sales l35 at soa5SS refined 9 EUn
closed 53Cc July closed at SSe sa coVcd "a At Ssc
GS7c Augu. closed at 04tc ScpnoeF r cIosed G. SIC
sG s6o TO- 2oSC 'ss Sas
o6ds to rs es 90 Es f7is eg' ccH
thirds & dairy asnnd tubs iG a4f S;d DO Welsh
9 sS t e2 'i T % sesSnf in aSS
se western tern Dairy E ss 5 DO seconds 1876
10 2 hrds i9?d 90 wsid5a i8e % 55ETs
Factory and Dalry fOurtnst frdiSg Quiet with
htpprs folding Oh awaiting adycss IRON aoF S
S'a:f c''S5 s TmG ass part
Gs-Nade slight advance on smaller ner, GEceR ssh
Western and Northwestern, 1G9dlo'4c; sou'h"e''''"
mand sales 67s2 bags centrifugal 90 test 5iSc
Quoted at iGc for Xuscoyado 50 test and SiSS S
9j Centrifugal On the Coffee ENchaasr9 Sep.
c%Gc2 sCSs5ic oetqbe ,.b:a ZEE FdS
Seed 4c GraauaiSd B Ss6es t1e 4 iiGs
Powdered, 4ac Mould a." 4he Dis H ase: windsor
a. s'sc Rdeewood a. so,c Phoenix - ,sS l No
B ys Co. j. &c sSe 70 49, g. s N &c. H. S0d
IL sTEARINE-Lard in light demand city, In tes:
quoted 7i4c. Oeomargarne barely steady; city, W
TAIGOw-U6changed in price and S dull 1;c Prime CITY
quoted at 2732c sales 90 hhdS Ak ms Sc as follows
Moyune-IIyson 3O2c; Young Hyson 14932c; Imperai'
iibG24c; Gnnpowder, 23l2d33c; Ping sue{Llmper9ai,
sc; Gunpowder 1iiad22ac Japan-Pan Fried d io n3
616oc. Sungs. 4ac COngou, 1094 a24l2c; lndla ana
0ronge' Prkoe ia 2spc; Ooiong Formosa 2la3sc {;
Foochow 16a16iac; Annoy. 14al5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEArrRrs ar NEW .YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-fORh DEALlNro.
The Government crop report for June issued yester@
day. shows The condition Of winter WHEAT 10 be 96o per
cent against 07.0 month ago. The condition Of spring
wheat placed at 026 per cent against 9l2 In june
1890 Compared with the harvest results OF last year
the Washington authorities report Of IL 510
per In winter wheat and Of 40 per cent In spring
wheat acreage The report had influence on late trad
Excessive dainess ruled wheat options yesterday less
than 100000 bushels changing hands. There was no
disposed lS S 70 wait for Monthly report
n @ wss ns e Limit Early sne sss
caused By weak cables with reports Of fine weather her.
H%S ssiSa sS Tsy soSsd
o. rain az st. kpq Tssa d s e to a ss e e
lgan state Board Of Agrcuure reported decline OF 13
S s S Ae with fS1d fa re eHp G ne
bulls Badst,eets reported decrease q nearly 800
STS s aSa little eSanrs on ppcc coa but
tons ending m but only $1,000 bushels taken by
ing Corn :e. the sAe ;is' I |
me wss, sold long stun freely and weather
and Of a e O.Ss neGr y q
csns from Sn lowest ponss cash corn opened higher
but closed weak with only $4,000 bushels bought for
oats lower the hns weather and excellent crop
options were quidatng sales and closed down
in Or. s;ssf 3 90 pSa' g sympathy wit" the '''.
g.ps%ssl
Jagy g. aasa September
ISS S ga ' July 4ss; August 42'. Sep.
..m5s 9 Ss g Ss; &C. 1qg 20 80 August Sep
e 'fSs Sots sSR a@S aSSs Ss ss
G59sl packages At Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis
s s Sashe oats 3 $50 it 5sSss Ss sn
6SS,Osi bushels; hOSr 2o,i9o barrels. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
THE PETROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
TIE National transit Company reports for May
gross stocks of fluid of 0,3s0,l33 barrels an increase
from April of 354,104 barrels. The sediment and
surplus account is 2,103,601 barrels, decrease Of
9457 barrels leaving the net merchantabe stocks at
72s5442 barrels an increase OF 3036j1 barrels There
was little change IN the amount Of outstanding
tic tes which represent 1855 OBS barrels an Increase
over p OF 81 900 barrels the credit balances being
a. tOt barrels an increase OF 35O6Jl barrels. The
reclus nclded l62, l05 barrels run from the wells
and 1910 barrels received from other pipe lines,
total az 75Ol75 barrels, falling OIL OF 265124 bar
rpl. The deliveries other lines were 15.OlO bar
reIs and the regular deliveries 12el 5O4 barrels, a
total Of 356523 barrels, decrease Of 2O6,ol1 barrels
from April. 81, . a., ,r ..oo,. o..
% AGO 1o- barrels an increase over the previous
month NJ I5O 146 barrels. The sediment and surplus
account was O44 143 barrels, an increase OF 54Oo
ha reI leaving the net stocks at 22424304 barrels
az increase OF lO5162 barrels. The total receipts in
NAV we're Cos 500 barrels, decrease OF l4lel bar
rels while the deliveries were 1,0ooJOl barrels, an
increase of 23e ,s62 barrels. O. - ,,, .
The receipt Of the pipe line figures was DELAYED to
an unusually late hour. and the crude oil market was
yhout Inc eneft OF them. No trading took place at
the Stnc Exchange, but In options at the Consolidated
% 600 barrels changed hands at 0e 3s0 6s 5s6BS IL
cents The speculation was tll professional In char
acter. Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents In
barrels and STD cents in cases: Foreign quotations
sscre: Antwerp 10 rs francs; Bremen, $40 marks;
London, 5 5-eG5 "a pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, June 10, p. m-COtton-The sales OF the
DAY include $500 bales American. Futures closed 0uiot
Anelcan- Mdding low middllng clause June delivery.
3Zod value Jd dfi ana July aeHvery 3204d value
September delivery, l?eid buyers Sepembef and and
October delivery 4064d4 4704d; October and Noy1.
Der delivery to0ta4 5o;Gtd November aud December
556id sellers January and February delivery 57Gid
sellers.
low mddng Il0e good ordinary. 6'sc net and gross
200 6alcs stock, s040 bales.
New.orleans June 10-Cotton easy; middllng Bloc
low mlddllng, 7l6e good ordinary, Lice net and
gross recept 1884 bales: exports to Great Britain
bales coastwise 1793 bales sales 900 bales stock
12345t bales.
Galveston. June 1o.-coton easy; mlddling. 5-iOc ::
low mlddllpg, 1ac good ordinary BS,c and gross
receipts baes stock e.s57 bales.
Norfolk, June 10.-Cotton nominal: middnR SAC 4:
net and gross receipts 100 bales exports coastwlse
bales sales, 2io bales stock, IL 627 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
BARDSLEY'S ALLEGED DEBTORS.
4 SUIT AGAINST THE KEYSTONE BANK TO RE
COVER $4,000.

COVER SJi0iOUO
PHILADELPHIA, June IO.-Edward W. Magill, assignee
of John Bardsley this afternoon entered five suits in
Common Pleas Court No. against alleged debtors Of
Treasurer Bardsley to the Indebtedness Of
the defendants TO the assigned estate. The first and
most important OF these suits is brought against the
keystone National Bank to recover Ooo the total
amount of fourteen duebs held by Mr.. Bsrdsley's
estate as evidence of Indebtedness against the bank
and which it is believed represent State funds depos
tied in the bank These duebills the havo
come TO the notice of and been discussed by, Councils
investigating committee, and Of which no record is
found on the books Of the Keystone Bank, so far
known The other four suits TO recover upon four
promissory notes. aggregating &2279.
Mr. Bardsley's counsel, Robert Alexander, during a
conversation this afternoon remarked that the duebls
would be only link in the chain of evidence by which
he proposed TO show that this $045,00O went into
the Keystone Bank. He declined, however, to indicate
what the evidence would be- but declared that when
the time came the mystery about the money and why
there was no record of it the banks books would
be fully cleared up.
State Attorney General Hensel held consultation
with MAYOR stuart DistrctAttornoy Graham and City
Solicitor Warwick to-day in regard to the cooperation
of the State with the city in the suit against John and
James Dobson, suretes for Bardsey to restrain them
from selling the Bradford Mills to satisfy Judgment
given them by Bardsley. to indemnify them against
loss BY the forfeiture Of his bond.
Late last night Mayor Stuart received a reply from
President Harrison in answer to his letter requesting
that the President his authority TO further the IN
vestgation that is being made into the affairs OF the
keystone Bank. The letter of the President will not
be made public until II is presented to City COun-
mittee of Councils, after adjournment yesterday, de-
cided not TO meet again until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
spinner for Two. Appetite for One,"

oyspepc TO the waiter ordering for self and friend
ana suppose he had had an appetite it would have ago.
n'ed him. subsequently, to crafty it, OF the sbominabe
unnecessary. though Begin at once. systematically. a
hosseers Stomach Bters yc unortunates with
rio''fy stomaehs In saying this merely echo the
o'0fuea experience Of thousands who used the great
s'0Haohc TO their lasting benefit For the inacton Of
'ussiSn aver and for tardy irregular action Of the
oOth very apt to accompany dyspepsia. this fine
'as'or is equally efficient Malarisl complaints. kid
ney trouble rheumatism and neuralgia depart when re-
sort Is had to the Bitters-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head shipments 1000 head
market steady to l9wer extra steers. sSs g TO-
Texans. SO s0as4 25; cows. 81 20as "a IS. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 2o0oo head; shipments. 10000 head market
"a 1914 As; prime heavy and butcher weights,
~ 5od % 55: assorted light, 81 45as4 so. sheep
Receipts 1000 head shipments 1000 bead; market
SIS so; Westerns, 81 6oas5 IL; lambs. s66$7
So. Louis, June 0.-Catte-Receipts, $500 head !;
shipments, 5000 head market strong; good TO fancy
native steers, SO 1896: fair to good 50 90aS5 3
Texans and Indians 81 GOA 81 so. Hogs-Recepts.
$500 head shipments. 600 head market lower fair
TO choice heavy, "a 40d ~ so; mixed grades, $40
- 40 light fair to best. 81 25a 81 40. sheep-Re
steady fair to fancy, $3 35as5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
CADET COSBY AT THE HEAD.
THE ACADEMIC BOARD AT WEST POINT
FIGURES OUT THE MERIT ROLL.
sp.SprNs OF THE LIST OF GRADUATEs-PRA1sE
FOR THE YOUNG soLDIERs-FIRNG
SHELLS AT GRO NEST

STANDING OF THE LIST OF GRADUATEs-PRAIsE
FOR THE YOUNG soLDIERs-FIRINe
SHELLS AT GRO NEST.
West Point, June 10 Special. -Thc Academic Board,
.ner remaining in executive session throughout the
AFTERNOON. completed It's calculation of the relative
Landing of the sixty five rstcass cadets on general
r,erts Spencer Cosby, Of Maryland who was ap-
ointed TO the Academy at large" by President Cleve
land stands at the head. The proceedings Of the
,yd are invariably surrounded with an awful secrecy
nut n n understood that j. S. sewell of Kentucky Is
an honorable second, and that the between him
and Mr. Cosby was up 10 the last moment close The
asare graduates the first five on the list. Their
names published with note of distinction in the
Army Register. IL is customary for the Board to
classify graduates with regard to their fitness for ap
pointment to different arms Of the service. This
classification was also officially announced at the even
Ing parade. The "star" men and Mr. Horney were
named qualified for the engineer corps, the ordnance
and gunnery department. artillery, cavalry or infantry
the xt eight fit for any branch except engineering
the seventeen all except engineering and ord
nance and the rest for cavalry and infantry only Two
or three candidates been found deficient and will
not pass But they may have another chance II the
Board should recommend their continuance members
Of the new first class and the Secretary OF War SHOULD
follow the recommendation. The examinations have
heen conducted this year and the results announced
with unusual CELEBRITY Only one member OF the fourth
class who has been in the hospital recovering from Ivy
no,sop,ng remains unexamined and he will be tested
tomorrow morning. The full list Of graduates is as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
THE pABCEL HAD NOT BEEN MAILED

Policeman Hart, of the Eighth Precinct. arraigned
John Hosey before United States Commissioner Shields
Yesterday to answer charge of roboing the mails.
Hosey was seen to take package of metal addressed
20 H. s. Hammersley, Philadelphia, from street letter
h0x al Spring and West sts. Mr.. Shields told the
policeman to bring Hosey before police justice,
The parcel not in charge of the Postal Department
when il was placed on top of letterbox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE H. PAGES

Warnings p n at 60 rs $50 Ohio and Indiana do mixed
n N, at 60 IS. .- IN
Kentucky Lambs. 0Si2 n. ut 81 rs. =. ,,
HOGS-Receips 40 carloads OF 749i head-2I carloads
40th-s and % carloads at Jersey City only neao
and nominal - i5dS4 6o for western
pigs and s6dS5 25 for good State hogs.
Hume & Mullen sold 5 State Hogs 210 N average az
&c PER N Q Rough do $40 N. at 4Le.
Judd & Buckingham Virginia Hogs 12o n. at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Dulness Is still the chief fcatne n Brazil
growths on the spot and the feeling 70 prices con-
tInues weak. No. Rio quoted at 17sc. sales, 300
bags No T. 10i4c cost aud freight. Mild grades RAD
light inquiry. Sales 900 bags Mexican, and 1874 bags
Savanilla on private terms. The option market de-
veoped fair degree Of activity and prices were some
what unsettled During the early hours there was ifeef
buying in good part short account stimulated by
higher cables Initial sales showed rise OF 106 points
subsequently the feeling became weaker, attended with
considerable realizing aud the carly Improvement was
last in a cl,at measure. Havre gained ldi1 francs
and Hamburg closed l4ds pe better. There trouble
on the Rio cable and public sdyices posted Lon
don a shade July while Others lower Oncai
quotations, 45 m-Jnne go 90 July I9s AGSs't
6ss. Receipts at BIO July 2 June g. 1891 lss 40 200
bags; same time 1890, 2,27oooO begs same time lSSs
1905 900 6ags Receipts at Santos 5uIy 70 600 June
time 1889 $1,000 bags Total ale; here ere to-day
ie40d1955; August 15.ooa1oo5; septsmber Is toS
1880; October 1896; November, 14.35 December
i25614!5 February 1926 March % i4l5Ssla,2S
la1od1+ 20 March iaIod112oj JTRe e. e7os 1880;
l5toa1545; October i scaI4s5 NSyember 14soa
since June l.; 1891 New.Yosk ~ 6ss bags Baltimore.
5000 bags; NewOrleans, 1886 bags total 49,003 bags
CoTTON-The spot market ruled quiet at Lice de-
cline Sales 200 bales for export and 1Q5 bales for
sumption Total receipts at the port today oSOl bales
against 545S bales the day last week and 400
bales last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool June 10. 3 45 p. m-Beef and pork-Holders
orsr moderately ilams,EIioders Offer sparney Bacon
ately. Jaow-Holders offer freely prime city dull a,
o5s Cd COttonscd ol-Lverpoo refined dull az 2Os Cd
Spirits Of turIenneHolders offer moderately steady at
2ss sd Rosn Holders offer moderately; common steady
a. Sd. Lard, spot and futures-HOders offer modef
atey prime Western spot and June easy 3ls Cd July
and August easy 3os Wheat aud hour-Holders Offer
Holders oner moderately mixed Western spot and June
nrm az 6s % July steady az % 6Ad August steady at
= -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
Eeaal Notices.


N \. SUPREME COURT.-William Lauter-
~. ZACH, Plaintiff. against Julius Levy, augustus IL:
Levy and Moses T. Levy comprising me nrm 81 Levy
70 the above named defendants -, :.
You and eaeh OF you are heIey sunoheu 70 sns"or
s @s SS oa The r fas ' attorneys WITHIN
Judgment viii be taken agan;t you by default for the
relief dsinanded In tas Complaint
HoXDLY LAUTERBACH & JOHNSON.
No. 100 Broadway. New-York City.
To Julius Levy, Augustus H. Levy and Moses s. Levy.
The forssCing summons is served upon you by pub.
Sa e TO J az Sa q 81 s cC% STATE
Of dated the 10th day Of June, 1891 and fled
and COUNTY o. New YORK the County House IN
'"u ''i nioADLY, LHUTEKBAcH & JOHNSON.
NO 100 p4 Asd3TaSy' N teE Tis&'l esy.
CCPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEw.Y oRK-Cecile Rusch, executrix Of and
eSsss I"p pan nj ssns CSer Lindsey and Rosns
Nj Se d ES sd name N dST Esns and May Me
Se1dap true icing an.1SSn e sa.ss AdSn
M Sss dsfendan,s .O anu '"'''S'
in this acton and to 'srys copy Of your answer on
s seS this S%%S he day Of services
aS N yGS sSgDaa @
Dated S'": ASSr 4 SR''5a ' sSgtAsp.
once and postGnles address, ss waltz Ssy:YcfS Sg
Mex Noe IT. L 1 ES s MckSen and Mar
the defendants true being unknown TO planti do.
PENDANTS:
The foregoing summons is served upon you by pubics
ton pursuant 70 an ORDER o. Hon George L. Ing raham
iqsS Sea r. nat das ::
Court Of the State Of NewYork. q, the County Court
originally Med q said Office on 9th April, 1891.
ANDERSON A. ROWLAND
Plaintiffs AttQSnOyep>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
OIL MARKETS.

on City Penn. June educational Transit certificates
opened at oSis highest 6Si lowest 6sis closed esq.,
Sales 1000 bbs charters. 49, $40 bbls shipments, s4e24
bbs runs, IS, 062 bbs
Pittsburg Penn, June 1o-Petroleum dull National
Transit certificates opened at 6S, closed at o. highest
6S2 lowest, 6S.
opened at 90. closed at 6Sl highest 6S lowest g.
Clearances, 600 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11

Cash quotations were follows Flour steady, I'M
changed No spring wheat, 81 00as1 00i No spring
wheat 93d97c; No 2 red, 81 0ot6sl OH No corn.
30 aazseed Sill prime timothy sc, seed y 2desi rs
ribs sides QooseJ, IS 65ds5 49, dry saed shoulders
boxed s5a 10 short clear sides boxed So 2odS9
white oats 4G14d474c No 3 do 45di0c; No barley.
O b. 7la72c; A., o Gao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
STAINED.
Good Ordinary 1916 Low Mdding 5-lo
Strict Good Ordlnary6 7-l0 Mddiins .......-..e's

Optons-It day of marked depression In this line
attended with heavy selling leading to sonsidedsois
excitement From the opening the market snoWeu
signs Of weakness initial sales Indicated decline OF
4d6 points Shortly after noon when the bureau repoIt
was published there extensive unloading Of longs
and free selling BY mostly all PARTIES eliminating IN
further drop OF Soil points Toward the close Of tho
session however few tshorts' covered and final fgures
were 800 points above bottom. General estimates on
the report ranged from rs 10 80 per cent but
when the figures out placing the condition az 3d.
there was o perfect stampede among the "bulls VINO
rushed in 10 unload Weaker Liverpool advices also had
danra cfnO inHu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
0onntrp Board.

49,
BEAUTIFUL frst-class summer home for select party
"A OF adults; large private mansion and park high.
healthy; gas, bath splendid views; 10 acres OF
lawn walks shade tennis station; hour 70 city;
stabng Photos and information with l. b., 3i2 Broad
way, n. Y.
NOUNTRY BOARD ON GREAT SOUTH BAY.-Surf
" bathing, sailing rowing generous table liberal terms
June board So JOHN w. TUTHILL, Speonk, /. l.
~ OUNTRY BOARD.-Gllbertsvile, Otsego Co.. n. Y.
~ scenery; long piazza shade fruit yeeeta-
FARMHOUSE BoARD,-Parties can be accommodated
with excellent board beautiful location; fruit fishing
and boating So minutes from NewYork Central r. H.
OF n. J. Address Box 1l9 Westfeld n. j.
LAIR VIEW FARM Scardae, Westchester Co., n Y
High. healthy location in view q L. l. Sound; first
class table terms sS to $40. Address PHI o. MINRATH
T AKESIDE FARM, SHARON VALLEY, CONN.
IL Seven rooms, large shady yard good boats ano
livery. Gt.o r.: BlEhNE.
S,UMMIT FARM HOUSE. Liberty Sullivan Co, n. Y.
= Edward Washington. Pfop.-Large farm good cunning
and fishing livery tennis, crOquet write for particulars
g liver LAKE FARM.-Good board IN quie, and
- healthy place; boating tennis crOqnet &c Adaress
Mrs. +. b. HAMLIN. Sharon Valley Conn
w ATER FALLS FARM HOUSE. among the CATS
WILLS accommodates % open healthy, pleasant
surroundings large piazza. croquet swing Tree
drives occasionally free conveyance from station % 70 -
weekly, according 10 time SHUBAL FINCH Cairo. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. June 10, 1901.

NEW LIMITED TRAIN FOR CHICAGO.
Leaves Grand Central Station every day at 30
~ m via New-York Central; due Chicago p. N.
next day. Fast time. Elegant service -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
EDWARD spELMAY, THE DIsrILLER. DEAD

Peoria ILL.,, June 1O.-Edward Spelman, the million
are dstiller died here this afternoon, from the effects
Of injuries received in fall from ladder at Pekin.
week ago. Spelman prominent in local politics,
and a noted figure in the Cr0nin trial at Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
Railroads
GUNNER Resort Uni0es.


Nature not man, made the Hudson Highlands. the
Orange and Shawpngunk Mountains and the romantic val
leys Of tho Ramapo Delaware, Waikiki. Lackawaxen and
Nsyersnk rivers II you ideal country life during
the summer 90 TO some Of these places . -,
Copies Of "Summer Homes issued by the Erie kai.
the Erie Ticket Agents at 4o 81 and g7 BrSoss;dway
333 Fulton 50: Brooklyn; 107 Broadway, Williamsburg
corner Newark and Hudson ss Ho6oken and the Jersey
civ Station Send 2cent stamp TO W. c. Rnearson, Gen.
erai passenger Agent p Coradtst NewYork for copy
by mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11

Liverpool kilograms, ;45 P m-Reeeipts 3 600 bales,
OF which American. 1000 bales. sales 5000 bales OF
which for speculation and export 800 bales American.
1000 bales Spot marekt dun and Irregular mddling'
1bsd Manchester market: Yarns dull cloths dull
Quotations based American standard OF classiea