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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
SOMETHING FOR TRAVELLERS TO READ

Health and Pleasure on Americas Great.t Railroad"
is the Of O0page book which he Just hem ssucd
bv the New.York Central Railroad. 70 r. the second
book containing descriptions Of summer rc'orte ond ex
curson routes along the Centfas nce which has been
issued by the passenger department. IL IL Of
ne most comprehensive books Of It's kind distributed
nv a railroad YaDy The work II attsetiyeiy Illus
rated with lav number Of cngavings and ''haf
tone. and hos five maps. one o. the maps. which IS
1s BY 40 inches Is entirely new. 1t IA printd In hvc
coors and represents in clear great resorts
Of NewYork Canada and the NewEngland statHe. Many
Of the Illustrations dssoud TO the magnificent scenery
OF the Hudson River, the Mohawk Veiey, the Adlion'
eack and Catskl mountains lakes Champsn and George
and Niagara Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Ch,coSo June % (Spociai'.-1h wheat trade today
evidently had feeling that with the price in the seventies
the market is not good short sale a. 1t has teel'
That is about the only theory explanatory 10 tc'dNs
steadiness With the news b,aFth pr'ces aiNahc over
cent and closed strong. July sold between IS ana '9s
and closed a, 79,dTy3s cots. - Louis report new
Wheat from Missouri. Cables we're w,aA; the western
weather good NlnheHlol, a.u ~" nHu a.,
cars here there rs ami the estimate f9F 1n1rsaa
vns 40 cars Corn strong however ana fsrir1ase
was still = buyer OF July. Heavy ram, through ihe
northern half OF Illinois made strong July so1d o.
ycan IsY. and 5O, cents and clos at 5O cent? Inc
ncessant getting the corn IN crins gu. %
ldnion $50 received to-day. only W ~ .ao
contract Thursdays estimate il for 80 cars. ne
close WAS So strong because the Weather Bureau pfeoe
n"arIy cents Septcnber up L cents July sold from
ri 10 az cents and closed at 32s cents ~ 10 msee
a. 700 much rain small contract stocks and bad reports
for the country Charters made for 20 600 bushels
oncned shadr easier selling OF RIBS BY the
cudahys. They closed strong howeyer In iS s1
md closed at $40 so july lard sold between 50 ~ ane
81 81 closed at 90 81 July hs sofa w oon 10 So..
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.5 1000 boxes cheese asaow 25 1000 poss ehfsS e
5S 'nsS Us SS9 soHs s@,sss !. DO DO to
- boss Z AatTelp - ooo G ara %
cork or oder Oh D. piiTRoErM CHAREs
,5aS ry'ayfit tns4SSD559 2 sas
hcSS e Gqaa p ass ' tSSsn Ia da s '5it
XsFwa eak Remains on G a%c to %m f1es Ton '' the
rmcd k edo cotton on Private terms lark James A.
Wrignt hen1S to Valparaiso and anorcr port about rs
MN NnGgg va N1to so i SSne to u@no' ayes
nG S,I ifi. ' IN @olcr rqrcs, at
ody 1s- I93 t SSls cid m's 'GoT T't Clear sss
family tI2 5Oa73 extra prime tliGtiz orod AZ
s. 5od.qi 50 family T5GsIo p,cEct IS 5oa@s 50 y
mi go 'o%si !" r. ,ilI T' uS AMI d1 quoted
her, al 81 and at Tho West az $l6III ~ 100 m
wEG Ssa. i 3S'f for f 10 md N o7cas oS
cT P' gi, :, i LTT 10 0" fcscd ha! auo
i',c; ,mohci 49, l2gl2ac M pc i, '"O'M IDDIES
,mo'ci G+c picked ne''s 81 rIo cG =, Gs2c and SIP
taa r' a, @' o bEB dG 70, 'Ha q, H.
% for a l9G n Gs uIs s. Hss .G ~ today WITH
d AMI yoiGes .teaay Sa 80 w,er" m, steam at a.
orIt, demand S1cs $50 tcs 0c Renned Con'n a,S
ca a. @ ,a SG ccc iS a.,
closed at 6s9c asked september clo.%i az - ga
ba 70 2'leSTi cPlG " nier .rn, re-
cd cnnr. ao1 far ae"nf saqod F:' en- cry rsn
cxr,s creamery Weitcn fr.t' do,ry hsif tn, ard
rnRs e<rl- Ioc; do FISTS l7aalt:j % ,Isr nrsis
" stint. dairy welsh tubs ,Ntras lsniss' ni.,o
IN 70: seconds. IJad1G'ec; Wcstrn inita.n ~
rr Hr-ts 1GdiTc: s,conds iidl5c Western uar.i
~, seconds ladlfc; Wc-tNgn factory, cNa' 20 y,iry
nr,ts ~ al3i,c: do cond- he; f9'tlry anu n' r
thrls 1odi.,ic II E!.~i General tnu.h2 M"e S,S
Tor N, d1v but holder, nant'incd st'1dy n,~I o.
-. ,orv ,ull crean whit. fancy S'r; 40 coIo''
rnoD. she: good prime. SdSAc; romnor 10 H. 10 ,,c
-i,c "a 1rt s.,ns common - choice, 2d"tc IN
,,, f1li skins fi'tfS-i'atn 1917 ", H.,
81 supes ard warm w'lilcr STATE ani .c,nsl ina
now lrd choir" iGaiGhc wcetm. l12"l''ic Tor ''o
oo fancy. do inf rlOr lAladlj4c. c,. ho,,
sTGNi~RAW GOOD demand ond VERY nFn aa " r"
S,ln. ~ j3- mats cStra superior Mipl! ~, md
rori nvc crrgor, CcnrrsI: - TT ,ir ",d III III
Tor 20 cer:rfoa no,d.r, nf'H .,Stc
"nnlaed ! ; iGa4 9ldc; cubes ?:l0ai r lilo
xxx 10. iGaj 100; Mould ~ a.? 49, , Dam91d
5iGft iCc: Confrctloncrs' \. 3-lOd o-l", o..
inrbo il.iGdf S.lGc: Windsor \. l,io-t+ %lnr
p,'rewooJ 4 / i.lGri 2.'Gc Phoenix A. 4dil'c; EHp' 9
s. i.ios. 40 g. 3,iic; 80 :, h',ipt d. w. 80 W
a. a.. So . 3t,d37sc; 80 10 III iI l5lGi 10
- t",7Gt3 1i6': 80 - 81 3'sc; 40 l3. 81 a3tc
SIR, ,Ef~r I,rd Qurt and UNCHANGED Ivy Ilo', Al ~
80 in - and 10 hhd~ Olo0H3rG'rho qn'"" 1T "'"
'T.TIOW- STEADY arl moderately active r''"c c'V
,uo..h a, -.lGc. Solo. 10000 u. .'''r' ,,.d,r,
Ns5lcs today ny uton: 400 pkg incrdIm '
ipai 2d2oiac; G9npov6er p et-e PngcreE ,o Cow
,nmdcr n Ia0iec. I,p4n. pan fred 'dl i2c
ioi,aeGe: india and rko" l2olsc oo,ong 60 I'd
1e,r. Amor. l2-JlGc. ALSO SEQ PKG i'h''>''F' ~
country qIc,n and 800 Japan. private terms
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TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARkEr REPORT.

COTFFE-Dulnc,. az IN noeI IN NO. N,u, WI
Xo quoted a. lai,c. Anoat stock ~ rit Qu. -,
sales 1000 bag, santos, 81 :" lO'sc ana 4; Sg S.
hags santos No.. End :. ipc. g. ana !. hlu, ~ ~
auct aud unchanged option, ".it 'Nc'ealheiy a,"
only O.-cO las cnanelnr "a1i'; Ire r"p.ii n.y. t,
rourarinc ior. i'm accounts CLOSING IL ui"s snow !;
rI.n nf ,lout ponts lIavic saiH'd L0 franz. ana
49, mud. soto r,lyancc Hamburg slightly i9W'i'
London unsettled; onc!sl quotation 10 p H' J"H,
"a. Triv 80. III August 81, 80 september. 1'a -
october 81 81: No,cr,h"r, 81 "f no quot, .lS'
ortn,rv 10 kiiosi II 800 good second 20 III p,l;
~ nc, exchange n r!vatc lOi. rccdpt- In Rip 1000
iacs RIO so.k lOl OcO has Rio ma g. hf1 h',.P,s
markct quiet gooi average Santos II 40; rec lp
a. -, 1ny Ia Juno -. l-f,. J.Hi3O'O llr' 3u''
III III. ,..oi,, ~ e.r,c, Jrlv g. june 81 1872.
80, oon NO. emo tine 1891. 29ifCOO h1g-: .1ine
time. $50. ISIS 900 tags lot'i -''' "''' "'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

upon which base my opinion should BE- simulated. There
Is very little abdominal tender and ltc pain; i"'
III re is danger OF p'rltoa.ts. Ills hsh
pu.sc and general render II impossible for WOO
st'r 10 lit in court present for one Day "h''
his production In would p obaby no: ond'h9er III
lie or bring on ritnits IL would certainly agsa'ata
his discasc and his attendance present l. srb'tht'N
impracticabe think he will not be able to appear ih
TO- at least ten days and perhaps LONGER Who M
disease IS self limited tend, recovery, its duaoh
e.ucciay in vies of hi, present surrounding Is uncer-
Ills mind b. perfectly and the only ob'ta'c {"
his Appearance IN j. hi, ply steal condition cor
ING which thorc ,,n bc M doubt AUSTIN FLINT
No. 60 East 1hrty .fouith.st. June -, ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court General Torn. re .e,' contnred
SUP einc -Cnamb,r-- Ecioft Andic"'. J.-Mouon
supreme CouIt-SpcciG! Icnn-Part I-Adjoarned until
S1pitno Ccuft-spcra Tctm-Poft iI-AdiouTned for
cftuit Coutt-rart III-Rcforc TrnN, J.Noe. ~
l7I2 I5i4. 1855 1880 lolI. 1889. 1873. l'I7. l'I'
Ciicdit Court Pan IAdiouInci fr the term c,...
Ifcult CouIt-I-rt n-Briorc Lawrence. J'-Nl'''
C.r'uit tca-Par: Iv-Beore Barrett J.-ca'es f1om
surr,sa,os Court-Bc'ore Ransom. sac on, -
ceo1,e,'oi w." e Nsii1 n 4 1,t Nm, c viii Il Geo. we
D. lof -, ,o1i'ea d, Wi si l''i f5.t a. 70
ara ~ ro p.6baic-wS II ,.co'gc ". L"rsei. o''o
iicmAen. join TIanl Msrrrct Ate NINA s'enhata.
Snim. Xneii Il u0i,np,i. at 10 30 a. .,,, ,,..o
,ouuoI Plcas-''cncial Term -AdIoum'd ui'' ''"
counoa rlcas-Spcc.al To'm-bciore no0S''n'e'' J.
on nm a. ica.-Eqgi,y Ternn~'o'e Gi'ee'ch J.
SO 81. 49, Il 90 Tenn o. rsi rpoore Pryor
i=: s ss s S.: I=51 49, s' 5 '3 i''
' mon Piras-rra Tcun-Part IrHefore Day. G.
cannon a' car lrial Torm-r~-t IIncfoe Pryor J.
SUPERIOR coaf'.ncral Iern-Ad'opfn'd 0"' 'D'9'
'O - % coprs Special r'rH'-ne'o'' N'A0'"'' J.
Nc. 80 90 r,-Equ!y Term Adjourned ~ ,he TIM,
SSDr..o. to'ft ili.a Torn Pat !, IL Anu H'-"4
!orT..tt 49, ,55uSItnsT.1sl Ierm-Bfofe Van wyek. J.
Wv cour, 1r,i ermrAft i-i'e'"' H''op'se''
-Ad,on'nsi io' Tcr-iar, i-naorr Mccarhy
g.ar ,o ~, s, r. .s g''' III DT''' N''''.'
so c,y ~ t,a-i ir,ai Icrr -rstt neio,c - f,h
$40. c,rses 80 7.1t. sfH- ~ ''''' 'o''' '''
' ca. p'' II G-aers Par Rotor Y'so, IN
en- :,sss eSa.c;s.,S:S %,':' ''
''''S SsS: 5,n. to b
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p,,RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, June 30, AS P m.-i'eef-Hoders ol,sr
ers oder sparnsly short cut. about - 10 ~ H. firm
AT 62s "a BacOn-Holders offer m"srr,tN' snort
ih about o5 ~ dull al 37- Cd thc>e-iolder, ofier
moderately. nllow-Holders otter n"ieiaieiy. Iur-
nentine and rosin-lIoldcrs offer lHN Lari--spoa,-
Todcrs offer sparingiy futarcs hjidrls Offer mod
eratay: prime Western spot AMI |rr MN III Jas 'h !,
Juiy and August firm at "a, -. Wheat ANA Holt
Holders offer moderately. com Spo-l!od r. offer
moderately futulcs-hodc '.'c. smrrgy MIXED
Western June STEADY nj l. .'-'a; august hrin az
A. 3D. Hops at London ac.,.e Ccast-lioldcrs sro
Lot olerinn
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...f, ORR -N0fhfrg of rlsr NJ
,e,I 70. l! ar ", n ~ ~, line ,y ia4 ~ a1rs'
h,ve''' w.. cont i.n ai HI. 81 so b
:; ,g ef 80 sei: ? 90; :; Ia at E 5oq Ia g
s,S III ,i,ne.o,, WA e. 5odst no .o,ae loo. he'd
:arerrs lsiee' TO e,, ga" Z 1873; 30 , 9ge
- oos., - low p 3o-a 20 ~iat~. "hH. , .S
sr'a . bos >. 20 :ra g@ ',,eot. q -, 81 ~ Nm
f'',, spriSs v@,t ~ e,tr, >. BOZ - - '!'sr - -
- j" t' .o r1.,n," ,.dinar, - rho.ce - 100
g t';4 4if fS qfLo'0o55' i 80 a. i.,S
10 on, .o ,.. "a 5s., &C. p P,5,. u ii,
=, e, MI rIorI:. Qo-, aoi un.Nnnf..i, rlI''
80 ~. sgc - n,e ne a. * ,-' 10 ',nEyNrAI
"a. = i,t,o aod un.l sre.d ,'i.N " n 4t3'' 40
2. 'o ,''l ,., 1 ,,i, rr,,,eG,.iac w.
a. oei' ae'ns .h,n , ''r wa" Gr s' ,ai s si
met, ID. ,,., .bS" :" .at. w.. aiher active
Win literal hi'ins h'-" 10y pi",,ti, tnr, The
% aa q rcs.saas , s'f' cs l'S "a, 'a aa
ha' ~ n f.. .,a.. I'd d,wn on juno and
r 5~.r 40? .el SgSi 81 4, Pr qI g.
To-. o. 'aa,. .s'IS t'.g T ". E; ep 5, t
and ' r,i, ,sd n, ar., lHpet'. 70 re. "nrof
't',"t's ''imact DE- ,'} ~. ,, %. ~, . in adioa
To- ti6 h'e were unravornb' account" from ts. >o,.
, g a.. ' t 'G ie s-sr .e1brd e'iraa.c,
lni'ro- ra'. wr ,. ,Sa e ~ o, ,.
,,,r sgo. ~eobopd r'~ y. $50 ',' bush 'l ARA.
,iI gyi Dil.g what. AMI - o'.' .p"s' ".' -
'rt mod About iOi ou1 in.l won" t1&rn e.
including ~ " chicago rlf!ng Al T0N ~ = NO N.,
wause. - + and D.. r-. vat o. Ne" 30
g. undo July delivered ard u.er'im -i1t anl ,nirr
rad within n quoted range Nl'i- bought 80 pt''
rt.r,d,4 -ifng all wipt.f rel NJ 1bt'tf, y" ~
ne stins'N ci. 40 .N'.r'. ~ 500, -. ~" >
.f,rn1 s,a-2i,c: so . ri afott qni ID ~ fn" no
s.i"' do Atru.t sGas1|c closing $50, d. li"n-
len 80, as1c closing ~ 80 do - i'nct .i0's
,io.re ~ - r.. d. November. losing 40 N''s' 10
December so. rnoh,. clorn 80 49,. 10 M =,
ni'.c. closing a, ?'l Ky ii.H hot ,ni4'u LOT
dav ruling steady ami quiet Cnori a. o'"e.
Wholly neglected RS e'"l,"d a.. a., a cn',o'.
st-oa- to4o and general iuh, VIZ ~. . "a f..
lhro NOR or III, .o' n mr. p cr. l.. haH hli
hcn c>pe,ted Nhich lad ,iim1 'tin. ',,' u ,
uls M Fr,ing "a. poor 3" i.r'a' a.. Jun +, 40 "t.o
na.n Tor ~ w'rf IN nyalab .rure cs.t t.' kH',
but 10 had no innHtn'' NV i. ,t'I a. -,rlt ad'
net gain 81 l,,rl'-'. ~ Sbn1.,. took N 900
,sn.r. bat tHdl"a 'o, NJ % go n.or GOD o,.c
aion, Clenanc.,. - or n@,,. , ,r %, 5,l
future. 80 oOn hr'h rl"' u" W." -, ,,,.i IN 3D.,
%o = june $500 co.es a, oor 30 iqIy 'tS oo9
clc.ne n. Use; DO A"s"'' 80 Icc,rpo ~.
:ic. do Octobef. 5te... II, Nay '5g.,, Inv,
a. YRS CONTINUED the upward uirn VITA ir"""l nn'
ng Tor short account .tmul'i'd hy me ,p l.o "f
Prad.tr,ct," c.tmat"d an n'r "i go WI" ii i W
the week east u The Re. si,-. SL"t l Tn,,', co..
@S 90 S",h Sacs 100000 hne fot@rr A. o.G m,.'
not including 80 ml>ea at hi ~. ~ tiln Elevator
ae a.sa,c delivered 40, Mhltc go i,.a. nm,
sr.drd western missed 2se3oc do do rhii@ So DO
Chlcago 331$s9c 70 :, an lu' De- &nql,t az 13a'c
I'LL %S a. %s.c do s@gSnlcr a,.a cne 81
a.asdS ffH So G H. sSqoc 20 G, Si e,.S a 3at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
wopr .yp PLAY N THE STATE CAMP.

pot.ltu y Y June 92-Tlc weather last Night
.. all that could bo desired. IN" night was cool am
. co,,,le Lr,ozc rstled the tent flaps. The "ly SICK
man In camp /. Dr. T. c. Fuller corpora" j" Troop
cho VIA. hckcd by one Of biz h"r''> N'-''i''y'
, hone I'm hi, light leg between the ha"" ana 'hM'
,ros brohcn lie /, doing VOL. The men continue
T., show Improvement In their guard du'y "H" UNI
I, T. remarked ly all that The dnli II TN -
-, .. o,r,,t,g done ly In. regular cavalry. Many
= -. ,-o g., comp and u" game, thiH afternoon
rrr, Witnessed by 4 multitude. \ band concert iol
lnwed the drc,s parade 10 might.
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INTEREST IN THE WORLDS FAIR ABROAD.

INTEREST IN THE WORLDS FAIR ABl'VAD.
ConstanunOple. June 22.-An agent OF the ''oN'r"-
ent has started for Chicago, 10 superntend the con
strnction Of the Ottoman Pavilion and Turkish
village Some native masous accompany him to con-
sruct the pavilion.
Rome June CIT Is now certain that the Nau'ah
Will reply with approval to Mrs. Potter Palmer re
garding its effective assistance 70 the chicago ENn'o
uon
Paris June o2-Wiard a. smith, chief Of tho
Transportation exhibit OF tIe Worlds Fair, has Just
finished a mon MS sclOurn in Europe In the Interest OF
bis department lie has visited London fa1'' several
Italian cities Vienna Berlin and brusses ana mas $
cured many important exhibits and awakened cohsd-
cradle interest IN all Of these cities Here he ma had
an ,r,nor,ant meeting with Commiss1ncrGe enc. al
Krantz and several leading engineers and Hroad men
The result is that France Will max. one OF inc hht
evhihitS i'm h. department that Will be sent 10 Cnl-
cugo By any European century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
TIE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market was devoid of interest
The news from oil country without festur ana TRAD
inc n. tina exchanges was Of retail SOFT. ~ he stock
Fxehangs tho day blank usual. NJ the CONSOLE
dated Exchange 5000 barrels were sold IN options al
50 ! d53d532 cents -. .. ILL.,,
,r barrels so cents bulk md t.SD cents N Uses
lopegn oi,a,s tons Antwerp, lJs frtcs BIe.e'
-, 20 narks: London, i'sa0u.
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,,vr e7ocE N>rrrrs-ny TELEGRAPH.

runao y V lun' 90 RcesI., laSt % We ~
t,. hours COO head total for "a" week mus ar ~ uv
t",,d f,r .anr ,ur ll@. week $3.50 Midi 'opsHh'u
thrc,-th 400 n al - Now- York 900 head on sue
.on h.,d. nltsct dul Hn1 Ntfv SLOW nothpe uong;
"rccclrt, 49, wrrt, gar hour; 1850 m.a; 'I,,
,,,..k ~ iCo hfii CONSIGNED tronca Sou h'r '.
N,rYor, ".cco had. on al 900 hf n h h,v
- 30 s5 - r,ckr and medium - pa - 1er 5 n
co, heavy cnds ~ S5dsN - piiS gooh 10 b',e soS
= IS: do common skip to fa - 'osr - ssp e ~
rg5 - ehep pni amhslIcc,ipts last twe"IN ~ e nr
49,. for .,r,n time lp- wcek. 81 900 head consigned
through 2Io1 bod 10 Now YORK 200 hTd On , ssa
no he,d n~u.i y aiv COOL grades. lnl ana lower
To- common o-cd dull for common lots ana ,u H e.
nav for cool to chore: choice To fancy wothcfs ~ ~
& SO f,r 10 GOOD sheep ~ TSdS5 p; culls ana com
NON do ~ 5Odsl; clipped lambs choice to nncy year
,nn1 lati o.; spring lambs, s3 5odF - So
Chicago June - -Cattle-Reccips, II 500 head snip.
500 head market opened t'dV, but closed lower
natives a 4Odv4 90. YeAAus. $3.50 sLoeAers. - -s~
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,rs.,,, SAGE OBTAINS A JUDGMENT

RusSell sage yesterday entered judgment Tor s-''i'
orainet Emma y. Burinctt, Of 40. Iva ram '' -
on a prOmissory note dated Jahu"! y ,..,
- :, =. u t,,.-.,es+ 10 the order Of George J. Iyi1
D. >, .-o na~o,le three months after date. IL was
na,rsed by Byrl and Mrs. Burrnott and delivers" 10
v, saae hut wa not paid IT maturity, ana ne Ian
hes. unable 10 collect the money
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

% or ' as t nna 1Ao car, for t m
nj "' Eay&. WV" Ss ' na, g y and rk, ned
b. Ec ec~ , ,a' OF m9 oa 1sr' Tas m" panc,
5uyr Of god cattle and il he 1d no: been IN t4c @ar.
.l.-,s. Stock or a. have sod much great sa% ,,o
,,l p'' .pa ,o4d b,eySs at Il i0as s0 mell
& g1 . a, = G4a 50 and choice he Ter at
,i'y ID GN =, t', G9 '' o'"''4 - -"
Cae ID, ,ortnac ayC'abi, to shigg. i :, g:
T f D. at IiIsi1ie csinsa. ad weight; in Lon
do! a. Ii4ai.-c ,.. ,oa,, 9as cattle o, tho Cali.
Tor N Se'T coo getlt y Of IF e cScafo f5r
S ac,an ~ IN The Ia<.namd st amer. l.i36
qea, fe; N,soq t co and head 1s" for
W " g s'ra;o culver Is .,a,leea pennsylvania
.ors 1852 atcrSg. a. $ 80 ier - y 49, :, " no
T., l Ia q a, -, d d. ia L +,
icp7 r. At :, io 10 DO lios ~ - 80; o. l:i .. ~ r.
O. a io q d. 1870 n a. i Km nf ,til'r.
Coo''ao :. a. 10 l2I z Do III D. At TO- ii d. i9 y
= 81 q. =! 10: ' de- es5 a. $40 D. l?oe 2 at;
d. 1910 At 80 int'ns 6., ma bali, lss0 n
AZ = ~ if.r,n * Co. western srs 1855 n a.
=. 81; - d. ISd At :, - ., 30 el - At - - 10 In.
10 a". is ius n 80 30. . Buffalo bulls. 1929 H. at
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

s3 IS; cows 81 50dsl SIS. Hoss-Receips 80 900 ness
Shipments 5000 head market steady 20 strong touan
and c@mon q s9aS o. mHsa sa aaa grns h nss
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strong NATIVES 81 J0asj 90 Texans, % O0dsi aVi eeS
ers 81 25ds3 10; lambs, Sid$I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
r,,yr1oy or A STREET RlILwAy coxpAyy.

The annual meeting OF the Christopher and Tenp Street
Railway Company was held at the Office OF the coma
No. 16S yesterday The following dector'
we're elected: John D0wney George H. Prcttss, l. arc
Hendrix. Joel Il. Freeman. Edward X. Jones Raphael Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Gavin. Augustus 7rgct, James n Richmond, Al'r'i
war.t1a, j. W. fher' James stevens W. l. hl''"
md q, ". Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Months.

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100 lgl tc.. Baltimore. sou ha-.t N'"VIl'n' '"'i
lars: total Ia 81 hn7@.
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ti"r U.rrlr~ a, tn ports TO-DAY -, b'c AGAINST
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Glo2c; innitsaon' l'aloci u'iles ii0io.' 1882
Milwaukee June 22-Frour quiet. Wheat unsettled
september nc; No SPRING 'oe; No. i 9or,nern
white. "a I-2c: No. 3 white. 80 l-2c. barley frm
40. = sample, track, jOa j9c rye steady; NO
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mrnts. 10 less bills Whcat-Receipls. 40, 80 bush
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rh.ladeipna, June 22.-Flcur slow, and buyers IN,
wants: Prices unchanged but the market vas wea"
Wheat market ruled firm and prices Of all deliveries
OF No. . red advanced l2c on Hiadsireets esunate
supply and Stronger reports from other era centres
but offerings here were light and little di.poiuQn y
Sesterasy'. advance; No. 2 Pennsyvana red N ex
Io:t elevator Gle No red IN DO :! 2ei No;
HS And ss and ss sss & Soc 90 corn corn % opo
market nrm and futures beyond u month dvanced
centres 1.-the or nothing doing here: local car lots
OF No. in good demand and advanced dc por
busha under scarcity lover Er1deT hard 40 TO move NO
yellow on track, Soc: do IN grain Depot. SO l2r
10 high mixed and yellow Ioc gam G Gfpes June S1S
"a a 81 I2c July, So l2G BIC August and september
- l-4a 81 I2c, Oats market strong and adyaneea
70 aSeer ,sa sne sc rsP but 9 or no
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. white 40 l2S4lc; d. clipped 20 % :? q. 4ls 10.
Is l-2s SOC; september. 81 l2d3oc Eggs steady !:
Tennsylyania nrsts. ~ II be. Chee steady {;
M :tas 5w WIDE NIX 0Sa a a4 sss
i3I6c; Crown a, 5000 Crystal \, So con.
fectIcners A, l.4c; Rcd star A. { l,sr; kevs,o :
tc: Ed star c. 3-ic other ar,ice> unchan ged.
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Shlpmonts-wheat 100 bush; corn, 30lOo tnsn
cats 5000 bush. 3 20 p. m.-Wheat unchanSell,
Corn shade hrner 80. mixed .r June Contender ~
o. ia SOC,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-10
CLEVER ENGLISH PUGlLIST.
Bill Plimmer Knocks Out Tommy Kelly. the
Harlem Spider" in the Tenth Round.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK. May 9.-Bill Plimmer. the
110-pound champion pugilist of England.
tonight msde showing a. boxer at the
Conev Island Athletic Club that stamped
him rs . wonderfully clever little man.
His opponent was Tommy Kelly. the Har-
lem Spider" Altogether. there veto
about one thousand persons IN the big
house. Those who were present saw q
fine exhibition. AL Smith was the
referee. Fred Burns the announcer. and
Bob Stoll. tho club time-keeper. Kelly
was seconded by Jimmy Carroll. Jack
Quinn and Pete Black. Kelly's hacker. In
Planners corner were Charlie Norton. of
Newark; Bonnie Murphy and Charley
johnson. John l.. Sullivan's hacker. The
men were in the ring sharp at O'Clock.
Kelly scaled at 107la pounds and Phmmer
at 1852. Kelly's light weight added to
the fear that he was too fine. but few peo-
pie knew oft. and Kelly was the favorite
In the betting. up to the call OF time" by
4 to 5.
From the very start Kelly was out of 1t.
as tacticlan. He attempted to force the
fighting the first three rounds. but he was
always met with q straigh punch that had
him bleeding from the nose and mouth
before the third round was over. After
that Kelly kept away and followed the
ropes from one angle to another. with
Plimmer after MIN all the time Kolly's
hands were quick enough, however. He
let left and right 60, one after the other.
but Phmmer is a great one to duck his
head. and most of the Harlem lads blows
went wild. Once in q while Kelly landed
on the side of Plimmer's head.
but not until the force of his
blows had been expended. He kept
Plimmer active. however, until the ninth
round. when the Englishmsn fiOored him
with Highlander on the neck. Kelly's
head went against the stage with thump.
but he got up gamely and did some fast in
fighting after that He went down again
with the same kind of q swing in that
round, and In tbs tenth was sent to grass
twice by right-ha on the jaw. He was
az game as Q pebble. however, and on each
occasion he tried to get up. but each time
fell back on the floor. The last time he
was counted out
Late tonight Fred Burns, of the Varuls
Boat Club. of Brooklyn. announced that he
was authorized to match George Dixon,
colored. against Plimmer for 5000 side
at Ito pounda.