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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-31
PERSONALS.

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR LADY PAT
a rons-We shall keep open until P NJ. on New
Years. hair dressed In the latest style: the receipts
WIN be donated to the Home for Friendiess Chill
dren; also open New Years until 10 p. NJ. La
Verite Toilet Bazaar. 3251% Geary ST. ds3I Ut
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-31
THE CALLS CALENDAR.

DECFNRER. 1891.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-31
DRESSMAKERS.

III % V1r
MRS. G. S. BROWN. 633 GEARY ST. WORKING
w glris dressmaker; perfect suits % up. del9 I'm
MRS A. NJ. POWERS. 1877 TURK ST. FASHION
W able dressmaSer; all WORK promptly and salts
factorly done; rates very reasonable. del2 I'm
DESTRUCTION IN DRESS-CUTTING, s. T. TAY-
L lor system. by OF raylor's best Instructors
L. r w YAST Gate Chicago, IL Geary. r. l.s29 im
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
VACANCIES IN THE ARMY.
MORE SECOND 11EUTENAXTs NEEDED THAY
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MORE SECOND MEUTENANTs NEEDED THAY
THERE ARE GRADUATES AT WEST POINT.
Washington, June 2s-Actng Attorney-Genera
William A. Maury at the request OF Secretary Proctor
has given an opinion 10 whether under the acts OF
June H. 1878, June Is, 1873, and May IL, 1885, ne
is authorized to assign recent graduates, non-comms
stoned officers and civilians to the cavalry or infan'
try while Traditional" second lcutenants remain In
the engineer corps and with the artillery, and no
vacancies exist the two last-named branches while
many vacancies exist in the cavalry and infantry
branches There nine additional second heuten-
ants commissioned in the engineers and artillery, but
Mr. Maury decides that they should remain attached
TO the arm OF the service in which they are commits
stoned 20 serve In support Of this decision he quotes
from the several acts mentioned That Of 1886 pro
vdes that the graduate may be promoted and COM
nissioned Second lieutenant in any arm or corps
OF the Army which there may be vacancy and the
duties of which he may have been judged competent
% perform and in case there be vacancy in such
arm or corps he may be commissioned as an additional
second lieutenant until vacancy shall happen IN
other words he decides that the Secretary OF war may
assign recent graduates Of West Point non-cOmmis-
stoned officers and civilians to the cavalry or infantry,
Notwithstanding additional second heutenants remain In
the engineer corps and in the artillery, and that no
vacancies exist In the last two named branches ana
many exist in the cavalry and infantry.
The number Of vacancies existing in the grade Of
second lieutenant is in excess of the West Point
graduating class, and OF the graduates uee are hNo
who according to the medical reports, be barred
from appointment under existing regulations which
prohibit a commission being issued to any one having
defects OF the eyes making necessary the wearing OF
glasses. This would make five more appointments
available from the Commissioned officers and
civilians The War Department has announced the
names OF seventeen nOncommissoned officers Of the
Army recommended for promotion, who win be ex
amined at Fortress Monroe July 8. There are also
nineteen persons selected for examination for ap
pointment in the Army from civil life. six OF whom
of officers, including Frank Tompkins, son OF
Assistant Quartermast ter General Tompkins and
member OF the 10th Regiment, National Guard. State
OF New-York. The examinations Of those will be
held In Washington July 49, and the President, it
Is understood. holds that opportunity should be
given 10 the sons Of Army officers who usually do not
have the advantages and opportunities Of regular,
settled city life. to enter the service. An
comes from Secretary Proctor that preference will
be given to the non-commissiOned officers over the
civilian candidates for commissions second neuten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24

but this failed arrest the tesde oSS;
100000 bush nearly half Of which was accomplished
aGIing The ml.i-hou smaller seaboard el,aances
were 1880 bush spring and bush winter against
Scad ' see sT G,H 5s,E ac year 4o7
wheat and 800 pkgs -four The spot market slip weak
Export business aesrsrstS 600 bush, including il
bush SS Ne d ce a. p SfS G aS OO
GmRG area S' bo S m S' bush any 20 Sad
graded red within the range. sales. 9,se4 900 bush
eaao :priae DC coo bSsn 81 o5s 70 arrive o.
prompt afoat ungradd fed 2s geo bqshl ~ 9S?GSI o@
GSCOoo bashJ 81 Csasi osF 80 = June. 81 o7asiO7h.
at SoPSo Z: . g. 6g Sss S o
s er az do SSss 81 9 S at S do
bsr 39+sdsl oo closing at 22;sc do May 81 oiG
naiy Unchanged Western for september quoted z5c
stSady but to quct Two.ioweG state quoted at 9oa92c
AMI ' SSs soeuSat Trade was
mainly Of local nature and less than 100000 bush wers
&c on free receipts Interior points and better
Weather ,eorts The eSeeSe In The amount On PsSgS
the were rather easier Later in the day
nt o Tr r1 The Vest Oh 4ossrd the close
hT IN the leading cereal leu 30 TeT os Of
from the eose Of yesterday Imports int The bS SnI o
he market dull and hes th3S nH , the e %ngiS
Ssrs iei BUSH Sp % 900 bush % s sOS
anOat bsl20O9c late june O6AdOo'2c IaIe july
IeIoSW1 Csc sersto o. No June esne at eac
JULY 90 49, closing at S2Isc DO 4Sggs ns
5Ssc OATs-were likewise affected BY the weakness
In other cereals Clearing weather hasieaed the down dow.
53 oSe fu n9o I2%e's and dsI later %o"
was decline Of eGlc with treer offerings lea, LEAD
Ing to e. o active trade Go0 Do, 20 OcS Shn
30 mixed. SoSioc elevator 30 white, 45sai2'c Gle;
vntor; No mixed 4oac elevator. 41a42c ahoat No Z
SOC elevator; No 2 Chicago. 4ld42c ungraded mixed
Western, 3! a4ic white do, 45d5jc No June nomlnal,
Si,c: SO 2 white. July, t2ita4Si.c closing at 42tc
GO n 75asoc 50 n s5%eoc loo X. 81 15Gs1 % shnTps,
81 25ds1 80 feed nominal. 81 homny chop 81 Oo9
Hay AND sTRAw-Demand for hay continues steady
and fair and the general market Is In gooa anae
tom Straw meets with a light sale nAY1chSics.
sQdSjc; prime G5d!5c; fair 70 good o2dooc snlpPng
short SSo T rEs Ga5o SFa oa 9G soe Wheat
HoPsA dun trade still noted I. all directions ana the
% .d choice d Rnd sa $780, 30
27d29c common 70 fair. 25a20e 1852 I4dZzci 1885.
lodl5c do old 5doe Paege Coast 1890 GhGcg so
i sSg to Rme 5 2Se8o 1882 i'''''
HEMp AMP JUTEMs99a hemp % "ae dg and fO Sosdy
quoted at &c. Jute butts dull with paper grades at liod
HiDEs-A quiet and market. Quotations CordOys
23a232 n. 14c: Bpenos Avres. cow selected 4odoV n
13iac Monteyldeo 132c Matamoras 29d23 ~ l3e Cen
ccted Iod13 n lie Cordova kips 1oaIs n, 1te Cortes
Montetdeo and no Grande kips 1918 n 1lGi2e T'Sas
I2als ~ 9Rc; Dry Sailed Matamora: selected IT'S n
a Southern a, they rs9 2aSs9 m R o Saide
&c NewDorans city, 45s75 r. 7a7iac TEXAS and
LEXTHER-Tke home and foreign demand Is not
safely handled Prices without radical change from last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, a. PAGES

fresh cattle for SALE but $500 had been heid over
market opened very dull for common ana VIII al v,
from 10 to 15c: closed very dull, with soou man
holding over: old cows, $50. %: goOu iat ID D.
~ 75d So %: mixed butchers. $39T3 %. luz o..
ceps last twenty four hours 0.1JO nead total ~
week thus far. 35 900 head for same time last ro
81 900 head consigned through. 1850 head $3.50
of which 10 New York 200 head for SAFE Maihct
opened steady for good mediums and best PIGS heass
grades and light Workers were slow market co so
steady good Workers 81 sOd 81 IS PIGS, "A IoaS4 50
mediums and heavy, 81 sjd "a 90 sheep ana .amos
Receipts last twenty four hours, 3.4OO head TOTAL
for week thus far. $4,000 head for same tune Ias'
week.. l0.sOO head consigned through. 5000 heao
400 OF which to WORK 400 head for sale; market
opened SLOW, with scarcely enough doing 10 quote
closed quiet. with few small lots unsold. .
Chicago, June o." The Evening Journal re-
ports: Catte-Receipts, 1000 head: shipments
g. no head market irregular, shipping stock stronger,
others weak TO lower; top prices 70 BOZ 81 10 no
extra steers on sale: others, "a 1905 30; Texans.
20 20d ~ 80; stockers ~ 25d SO 90; cows, 81 Goa
S3 IS. HOgs-Rccepts, $4,000 head shipments,
5000 head market active. higher: rough and com.
mon. "a 1924 30 mixed and packers, - 4064 20
prime heavy ard butchers weights. 81 500 - o0 I:
shipments. 5000 head market fairly active steady
natives. "a 2Oa IS 35: Texans. muttons, 50 250
"a 40; Westerns, 81 40dS4 90; lambs. 1926 80.
St. Louis. June 23.-Cattle-Receipts. 300 hesd
shipments. 300 head market slow: good to choice
native steers. 81 1895 so; fair TO good native steers
80 75d 81 90: Texan ard Indian steers. 81 4Od Sf.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head shipments 400 head I:
market strong fair to choice heavy. - 4OdS4 % I:
mixed grades a. 106 "a So light, fair 10 best ~ 3Od
"a As sheep-Receipfs 900 head shipments, 200
head market strong; fair to fancy, S3aSo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
rHFSr CHI RCBEs WILL NOT ryIrF

The members OF St. Stephens Church who have been
opposed proposed union with Holy Trinity Church
were pleased TO yesterday Of the opinion handed
down by Court Of Appeals dismssing appeal from
an order of the General Term. striking the
attorney representing that portion Of the CONGREGATION
In favor OF Holy Trinity Church In action
brought Stephens Church by Holy Trinity
Church 70 compel the defendant TO carry agree
ment with the plaintiff. At the office OF Daniel @.
Rollins represents that portion Of the congregation
opposed 10 union with Holy Trinity II said yes
terday:
holy Trinity Church brought action against St
stephen's Church some time ago through attorney
Charles Bendy. Mr. Shipman, who acted for the faction
Of St. Stephens Church favong union put In an answer
which was virtual confession Of judgment in favor Of
Holy Trinity Church Those who opposed the proposed
applied the Supreme Court for an order striking
Shpman's Dswer and substituting other attorneys
In his stead This order granted, whereupon the
plaintiff appealed the General Term, which dismissed
the appeal and affirmed the order The plaintiff then
applied 70 the Court Of Appeals, which dismissed the
appeal ground the question was In the diseFe
ton Of the Supreme Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York, Tuesday juno 23.1BEEVES-Reeeipts ~
ea T oS S ana riod sqF oT he market
dressed beet S5 a , for Tes IS. sides
and os Ra ady go o Eapan quote
refrigerated beef barely sustained in price at I'D or
1ops i 49, r ess@ IN dsad Weight
port TO-DAY. on "Wednesday the GermanIc VIII sail with
zoo quarters The Cg Of Iars with 100 qusrS sn1
and about the same number for Nelson Morris. s.,.
June a6 are receyed and include AS cattle ne
s s4d ca G bead S5 on Ss e head ON
City q Lincoln and eSs cattle and 20 Sheer been, o. KIM the
"a cattle and ISIS sheep che clan and ,3 cattle
o9d s 9 pof OF ss c0eus as sheep
grand total last week from all Amcr o Forts OF l4s
G6WsSay SOW EesSysd so ;SlE aem, Nd
GHEy B-Recspss e47 hesdss7 At Jersey CITY And
and least zoe IN The pens unsold ,c Two 20
statfed calves at 3ac carload Of fair to good state
ycals at IS 50; and best Bucks County in Washington
DSes.e calves generally slow at 4aSc or dr ni,.d
Calves 4ad5Scj and sd0l2c for city dressed tchOlce
sales-J P Nelson: 100 Western veaIs' 15s N aver
y E Rsa Iss S At Hs 50 per- % c6 S calves 100 3D.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts, 10 carloads Of t idsG
that that went direct to 4othst slaughtecer Sheep
to good lambs slow but not quoaby lower selling
at m Ur GS bad moderate inquiry at saa1oc
hut few sales we're made above Ioc dressed labs sold at
9dl2c. -, -, -, .,
n average FAC n 20S do. 10 n at &c 229 do.
80 N at &c do 81 n. at Gle lSJ do, 30 n at Gi2c
Si2 virginia do, SO n at CSC 2S9 do 81 n at Giac
DOG Kentucky % n, at TIC 241 Virginia culs SO -,
100 Kentucky do, so ~ OF 4c 62 ohio sheep Ssh
WlRerson & Sherman los Ohio sheep. ISL n at 5%c;
" Western do, 77 ~ at 5c so do, "a n at 50 40 per
D. Mcpherson g. Co.: 240 Virginia lambs. CO OF
7l4c per n.
Housekeeping. 81 carloads Of 4.S1 head-1s carloads
City and 10 carloads 40th-st only II head
offered and no sales reported. Feeling steady and
inal quotations 81 75a$5 % Outside figure prime
State hogs.
Very few country dressed arriving. but feeling firm.
Light quoted at 7d7c and little lean pigs
have been sold high as &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
MUSrBHIyG IN THE NAVAL RESERVE.

large number Of men well known in milltar,
circles witnessed the mastering in Of the Naval re
serves last night al the cd Battery Arnory in
sevcnth-ave. InspectOr-General Porter made snort
address to the battalion, in which he impressed upon
them the seriousness Of the oath they we're about to
take and the responsibility it involved upon them
The number required for the mustering-n was l0@'
but POI were present last hight and were sworn IN
by Colonel McGrath. Tie officers Of the battalion as
DOW organized Jacob W. Miller. commander
George ii. Kent adIutant ii. L. Sstterlee, ordnance
ofhcer; s. Dana Green. W. Butler Duncan, jr, Louis
T. Mowbrsy, Robert p. Porshew and Washington lrv-
ing heutenants. and +. c. Weeks, D. Bacon, r. W.
Meekcr, T. c. Zeriga and g. w. Blan. enslgns.
Among those present were the Rev. DIR. Maynard
tne rev. Arthur Brooks, Major Croker, Inspector
General Thomas H. Barker. Captain, Henry Erbeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDlNG AiA LEtiAL-A fair business in brick and
other articles, the line Of prices showing no decided
change Haverstraw Hard Brick worth 50 256s6 per
1000; Fishkls S5ds5 50 UplNyer Hard, - oOdsJ %
Portland 81 15qs2 % BelEan PORTLAND, y SOas2 10
OOc per Dbl and do nnishing 81 Johns common Lime
SOC, and do, finishing, 9Oc Llths, 81 20 per loo.
Goats Hair 20d22c per bush Cattle Hair, 1ialsc.
CHICoRY-There is reasonable trade at unchanged
Eagle, yellow Sac II. s. genuine granu-
lated German, SC Taylor Brothers English granuated'
6Led69ic. -,
steady. Quotations Bahia, l3e Caracas 14dl5e; Trni-
dad 132dl4c; Guayaqul, 13d14l2c 80
COOPERAGE S1OCK-Demnd strictly moderate with
little or no change In the list - Moas oe
Sugar Shook. and Tssds ss.lnch, 81 20;
3Gnch 81 30; old Shocks without Heads, 75d90c Rum
Shocks and Iesds g 50 Rum pipes e 3oa n %
II feet SIS.
COTTON-On the spot quoted quiet and stady; prices
unchanged. sales 4y9 bales for consumption Total
coiDs at the today 3Os bales against GAL bales
the same day last week and 100 bales last year. -
Cron 1901. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, June GA p. m.The sales OF the day In
cluded $500 bales American.
Futures closed steady MISUNDERSTANDING low mid
ding clause. June delivery, 4 23-404 2464d: June
and July delivery, 23-64G4 24-64d July and Au-
gust delivery, 25-G4d sellers August and Septem-
Der delivery 4 20G46 4 3O-64d September and Octo-
Der delivery, 34-C4d sellers: October and November
delivery 37-64d4 3S-64d November and December
delivery 4 40-64d. buyers December and January de-
livery, 42-e4d, buyers; January and February de-
livery 4 44-G91 buyers.
Galveston, June 23.-COttOn quiet middling
15-1Gc low middling, 116c; good ordinary
8 5-1Gc net and gross receipts, 140 bales sales l58
bales; stock s,063 bales. n
Norfolk, June 23.-CottOn dull middllnt Sc: net
and receipts, 257 bales exports cOastwise 1874
bales; sales, 30 bales stock, 1920 bales
savf1nah, June 23.-COttOn quiet middling
1876; low middlins lac: good oriinary
1l-16c, net and gross receipts, 3O5 bales exports
bales.
New-Orleans, June 23.-Cotton easy; mlddling
T-6c; low middlng, i-Sc. good ordinary, o 3-sc
net receipts 1,l06 bales gross, ,lG3 bales: sales
1900 bales stock, 00.042 balcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
rBrBrTEs TO Ex.sryATOR MDOyA1D.

indianapolis Ind, June 23-rhe flags on public
,d nriyae buildings are at half mast out Of respect
for ex-senator Joseph Mcdonald. The funeral viii
occur tomorrow afternoon. kilograms Of coincidence
are pouring in from all sources. The following was
received from President Harrison:
Cape May Point, y. j., June %.
Mrs Harrison Joins me IN offering to you and the
tonniiv a most sincere sympathy in the great aiic
lion which has fallen not only upon you and them,
~. unon the community. in the death Of Mr. Nc
Donad and regret that am not able 10 unite with
other home friends in the last office Of respect and
I~nnr BENJAMIN HARRISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
THIRTY-SIX-FOOT CLASS.
TRYING TO CAUSE RAINFALL.
DID THE GOVERNMENTS BALLOON EXPLOSION
BRING THE HEAVY SHOWER

Washington, June 23.-The last Agricultural Appro-
pration act contained appropriation Of $1,000 to
be used in experiments in the production Of rainfall
The department is about to embark in these ex-
pcriments, having prepared 10 test practically the
theory that heavy explosions cause rainfall. pre-
llmnary trial made last evening, and balloon
sent ND In the northern suburbs exploded with
great violence amid the clouds. Whether the sub
seaucnt downpour of rain later on In the evening was
coused by the explosion remains to be determined and
the department will try the experiment on a hrgeT
scale TO test the efficacy Of this means Of breaking
sumner drOuths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24

The formal opening OF the new clubhouse oil the Build
inc Trades Club No III East Twenty thirds: will take
mace tomorrow night The home Of the organization
was formerly the old Lawrence mansion which has been
extensively altered suit the clubs convenience The
membership OF the composed OF prominent builders,
d it's growth since s organization about
has made change from It's quarters In Twentynst-st
necessary The opening exercises in charge OF the
House Committee consisting Of Charles A. cowen. Henry
A. Maurer and Stephen NJ. Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June %, 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the week-Belns $40 pkgs; peas, $40
bush. fxports-eans, 1902 pNgs peas 81 bbls. In
poros 17oI haas beans. 1rdL.ng has been vrry
limited scale the light OF all kinds domestic
leans hay, kept the ket fairy seady Choice Marrow
little cannot be had under ~ 40
Bright dy medium and pea jobbing at 81 3d. White
kidney turtle soup dull, but without quotabie
change. The absence OF demand for red kidney
makes unsettled feeling values; 81 50dA2 rs is
quoted choice quality according to buyer, quantity
or grades Of all varieties are neglected and nominal
Foreign beans In only moderate demand. Green peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
UTTE.R.

Receipts for The week 01133 pkgs EXPORTS Tor week.
. go pigs. We have had good steady market ell the
Home jobbng trade has run LITTLE Lighter ana
buyers. but there has been
quite strong speculative demand and grades have
pretty we'll At the close the market Is nrn for
extra creamery 1Sc with and then special
lraud gong fraction higher. Fancy El2in Is selling on
open market mainly at lsc. but number OF he 9st-
known narAs worked into regular trade at lst2c.
Frs.s lie. with here aud there lot reaching
l74d17iac Recent ceipts showing some sour ana
summary butter and there more goods mere Hat VIII
cradp as seconds slow ut 52dl62c, most sales
al i6c Jobbers who are running coronn marks OF
STATE Creamery pals Paying 19c to keep them coming
PECULIARLY hut where the goods put the market
wholly on their merits is difficult 70 get over ls&
ONLY f,w ors OF state fairy arriving and these sell
EASILY at 15dlsc. Imitation creamery quiet and weak.
r. ere Is fair home demand 70. Western dry az
under BE continue scare and wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
STAINED.

Good Ordlnary...........b Low MIddIlnf. =
Strict Good Ordnary....6s Middlng 1916
In the speculative line fair degree or ANNA
ton. and the drift OF one market was somewhat eTauc
The early characterized by weakness and Tree
selling bv .longs prompted by heavy lower Liver
pool advfces The result break Of 4d6 points and
Tor while the bears" had things pretty much al their
way. Port receipts liberal while the crop news
was generally favorable Later In the day however
there were rlnors current effect that bull" clique
had been formed in Liverpool On this there was con-
siderable covering and the ket finally closed
points higher months. while late deliveries
recovered the early loss. Sales, 600 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24

The Jury in the trial OF william b. Rhett the young
sontbcrner who was charged with as,aulting Polly
Morris and Katie Flynn. jersey City ncwseirls, on
December H. returned verdict Of not guilty. In the
Court of General Sessions at :O5 O'Clock last night
Colonel Fellows and Assistant Distrct-Attorncy NC
Intyre summed up yesterday and Judge MARITIME
charged the Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
BUTTEH.
CHEESE.

Receipts FOR the week a. AS boxes. Exports S. ISL
The market settled sac FOR fancy State factory
Thursday but at that price there good raj
demand and for the remainder OF the week stock cleaned
Up nicely the feeling growing shade hrmer ANYTHING
in getting price up nearly &c per n probably $500
boxes selling sac, but shippers, rule. got
couagement to follow and the more RESPECTED buying 20
day caused loss Of and shading all along the
line Possibly few fayorite combinations Of colored
cheese exceeded quotations. but Sic became the general
trdlng price for cOOred. and 10 outside for white
Fine parcels went at "a She, good r. prime at ~ dsc
and faulty full sold for Many Of the
FRIDAY showed effect OF the heat and
mad 20 be forced az low h.urcs far this
trying better. Night skins lower. but ind
outlet at the figures given The country markets
porting saturday and yesterday follows: Water
town, 5000 boxes a. SGssc Canton 600 boxes. ga
as 716c Utica, 1891 boxes at 7s.aS2c, ruling price
7sc Little Falls, 703 boxes. - dSc. ruling price
7'Ic Buffalo. 1900 boxes CloverAcld combination, at
Sac Fulton 700 boxes at &c. Liverpool cable AS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24

U. S. NJ. Schuyler Gerard OF the Old Guard: Captain
Philip s.. Tilden, Of the sth Regiment Captain
Francis Of the 9TH Regiment; Captain David Wilson,
Lieutenant schmidt. OF the lst battery; Lieutenant
Engelmen, of the LIST battery ex-Csptain j. o. John
son, Captain c. X. Paul, of the 18TH United States
Infantry Lieutenant W. 4. Cable and Colonel Charles
~ Swift, OF the United Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY, Penn. June 23-Na,ioaa Transit certificates
opened GS4c highest 0s.e lowest &c closed 80
ssIes SO 900 bbls clrarances SZ,OUO DDls aOIS
o. no his: shipnents, 1873 bbls runs, sO0io bolS
- Pittsburg June 23.-Pe.roleum o7'se BID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24
Scarcely any game birds arriving. and quotations


New potatoes steadily declined. following last
report under excessive receipts Of ordinary qualities
from Eastern Shore Va. and by Friday the best grades
had fallen 70 about - per Dbl with large part Of the
supply going at S3d - 30, and common lots down
So 50. But stock cleaned up better Saturday, and
far this week the market has ruled active and stronger.
closing linn o; the advance quoted. Old pOt1ioes arg
nearly gone and the few lots remaining receive little
attention. Choice Southern potato onions In fair
demand and firm but staky soft lots drag Cabbages
plenty and cheap from local points and southern
not wanted. String beans In lighter supply and
lrmcr. Cucumbers very plenty and cheap. Florida
tomatoes IN large supply and low most sales at 7Jd 81
per crate, only few extra going any higher a few
choice large well packed Savannah and Charleston
sell up to 81 80. but common lots bring than