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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
THE NEW SECRETARY OF STATE.

at the state Department prompt ard early this morn
ing and began at the transaction Of business.
There was no ceremony whatever. Most Of the foreign
Ministers now in the city called AZ the Department
during the day 10 pay their respects TO the new OIL
cial and there large number Of general callers.
The secretary also received many congrauatOry let
ters and kilograms from friends IN this country well
~ abrOaf Beyond the selection ~ a private
secre ary it not likely that there will H. any changes
In the personnel of the Department. Assistant Sccc
tary Wharton. who 4, likely 10 bc tho Republican nom
incc for Congress In the Win District Of Mas-acm
scfts said today that he had intention Of leaving
the Department for several rs at rsSt and that "
he JAILED Of nomination this fall he might serve until
the expiration of his term Of Office on March H. l7DJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork Thursday. June 3O.-BEEVFS-Recoipt
n5 and rs cars Consigned direct 10 saughterers, the
latter ali for Company with the exception OF
one car shipped TO = Levy None for sale Feeling
stnady. dressed beef firm at 6ad1 &c with extra
sides selling in small way at a,se Chicago dressed
lower for refrigerated beef EDUCATORS are s2@
De- American steers, Haze, estimated dress "eight
SHIPMENTS today go cattle the ST. Enbch for
SbanIrg 4sO head the France for NJ. Goldsmith -
i"Ves and 80 sheep on the Ornoco. The Exeter CITY
,pIII '.oInhY s,i Frdoy with ISIS cattle for NJ Cod
VII, "odS about 3so quarters OF beef for Nelson
,nlti' '"' "' ~
""H,ftII.CU COWS-No fresh arrivals and trade.
let nomlnaIy steady *250ss for common 10 choice
CALvIs-Recepts. including some late arrivals YES YES
calvc, actually on The market butchers got well filed
morning ~ compared with H. best figure, o9tained
Yesterday prices i4c lower all around Nesls sold
az 5G0c per n fed calves aud mixed lots ut 4a4'ic .
pre.sd cave, about steady at sac dressed butter
nilks 5Gsc for country drs-cd choice she and
g0lr for city dressed.
at &c per N do 1873 ~ at 5ac 81 do. 14s n. at sac
% 49, Nei. ON Il y.Si: i67 H. at &c; 1cl do 17o n
Ct Sac do Ia n j7sc 10 mixed calves, lO3 ~ ot
~ Denb.1k es ye,is las n at Sac; 20 do 1i6 n.
NJ - 80 per 100 - II fed calves. AZ n. ut 81
Hume & Mullen ~ Nens $50 n, AT &c fed calves
l'' ' ~ PdcocS { sons: % mixCa calves. $50 n. &C
AZ: 10 vcni4 1876 N at sac.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. including 4 cars con-
Oh cars AZ Jersey CITY ; ears at Goth and at
ITolokon Sheep dull. and the bulk Of the stock
S Sl'l'G" F0'1 ''"'O' ....,,
and cannot unload even At low figures while good FAT
lambs al the time. and sl1uglt'rets sta'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
TENNIS EXPERTS DOING Battle.
$. c. MILLETr AND W. Y. JOHNSON DEFEAT THE
HALL BRoTHEEs-THE SCORES.

S. c. MILLETr AND W. Y. JOHNSON DEFEAT "lrE
HALL BRorHEES-THE SCORES.
Occasional showers yesterday afternoon ana the
consequent soft courts caused considerable annoyance
Ia the players In the Orange lawn tennis tournament
The great surprise OF the afternoon was the ucleat
of the wellknown experts Valentine G. Hall ana ms
brother Edward +. Hall, by s. G. Mnett, OF the New
York Tennis Club, and W. " Johnson the Princeton
ch.mpion The soft court and hard luck contributed
in mart TO the Hall brothers defeat but thar poor
form and inaccurate play was the principal cause Ihe
match showed that both brother must play be'et
tennis TO be In championship FORM The feature OF
the match was the brilliant play OF young Mille, who
yoeyed swiftly and placed accurately. lie showed
that he was much stronger at the double game than
IN singles and won many points by places to the
s,d. lines or between the other pair Johnson sup
ported him we'll and smashed carefully nj the net
The final match OF the wOmen's singles was close
one between Mis- Schultz. OF the New-fork Ihnis
Club. ard Miss Stroud. OF the ARIEL Tennis Club
The contest was exciting each girl winning set, and
Miss schultz only managed TO pull out tho deciding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETE.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There not much activity in any cereal yester
ey and comparatively moderate fluctuations and trade
principally local. The Anticipation bill still hangs
the situation, and the postponement militated
against general speculation. Wheat was bearsh ana
closed 3-S0 is cent lower. There some comics
In the outside but the preponderance was weak
ening and hence the drop. July opened ut e6 b-S
cents, and then broke to SO cents, closing at SO ID
cents. All the cables were weaker The crop news
favorable Interior receipts We're liberal, and st.
Louis wired the receipt OF 900 bushels Of wheat
London depressed, with limits reduced Is A
private cable dispatch stated that the shortage in the
Indian crop would reach 100000 bushels, and Q
prominent commercial journal in the West reports
rust and blight In Ohio. The effect. however Wa
only momentary. The spe' market was weaker and
twenty loads taken for export.
Corn was also depressed and there wore only local
transactions. There a decline OF lie on June
ea,lv a pressure to sell and lower cables coupled
with favorable weather. Other months lost 10 l5e
on iiomidaiion of longs prompted By the break IN
the current moneh Subsequently reaction OF $50
l-2c, closing steady. \ leading Western Journal ~
Oats were Ia 5-5c lower with corn and wheat.
Lard went up 3n5 points, with the market In the
West
wheat.5uIy. So Is; August sc So; septembes.
s6 rs: october. 81 5-S cents.
Com-July, SO -; August IS 1-2; Septembef,
"a rs: october. 81 IL cents.
Oats-.Juy, 80; August. 81; September, 30 -
cents. SOS
lard-July, g. 90; August, 81 2'; stptsmtsss
So 30: October ~ IS. - ~
York, Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston wetpt
Wheat 35l,555 bushels corn, 169,5e4 bushels ootas
l3 .046 bushels total grain. s32 ls6 bushels fo9f.
l2.G72 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and s.:
Panl Wheat. 1s10l7 bushels corn, 355,716 bushels
oats 356662 bushels; total grain 904, 2O4 bushebs
-four, 26,425 packages. 6sysY .ks.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
THE ANTI OPTION BILL IN COMMITTEE.
IT Is AGAIN POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF TIE
ABSENCE OF TWO MEMBERS.

IT Is AGAIN POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF TIE
ABSENCE OF TWO MEMBERS
Washington June ;O-The Senate Judiciary Com
mittec again had the AntCption bin under cOnsIdcrl-
ton this morning Two members of tho committee.
Senators Teller and Wilson absent from :hc CITY,
so that after discussion the further consideration Of
the bill deferred for week. with the under
OF reporting Il to the sennte. As be
learned the Character Of the report depends upon the
position taken by the two absent senators. for the
committee Is now about evenly divided. ~ l. believed
that majority IN favor Of reporting some bill 10
prevent speculation in farm products that injurlonsy
affects the producers and + obnoxious 10 public
morality; but the difficulty appear II be TO frame
bill that will do this and ~ the same time will not
njure legitimate business intcrcsts and violate the
Committee hold that the pending lionse bin fails In
these important particulars and for amendments.
at least. If the hill l. 10 De reported al all but the
friends OF the House bill Insist that the adoption Of the
amendments involving the return OF IN" hll to the
House would he fatal to its enactment this session.
There has been some talk in committee OF reporting
the bill to with the recommendation that II
be referred TO the Committees Finance and Agri-
culture Ia secure Endorsements Of those committees
for the agricultural and taxing features OF the bill
but Il appears that this idea hae been practically
abandoned and tmt the bill VIII be allowed 10 sp"ah
for Itself when IL Is reported far "a these features
are concerned. The only prediction TINT cen safely
be made at this sHge j. that he bill will not he
sInoherca in committee, but will be reported to the
.pDaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
CHOOSING TIE MONETARY CoNFEEREES.

Washington. Juno JO.-1l!e Secretary Of The Treas
ury had Il conference with the President This after
noon IN regard the American representatives. IN the
international Monetary Conference. Their" VIII BE-
five OF Thee cOniorrceS, and the selection Is said 10
have been narrowed down To seven persons. one Of
thee Is senator Jones, Of Nevada Whose appointment
Is practically settled II is said that the President
is also fnvOrably inclined to the appointment 81
Francis 4. Walker, Of Massachusetts. ana ii. W.
Cannon Of New York. These three names are ul
doub cdly included in the seven under considerations
The remaining four cannot be stated positively, but
IL IS believed that senator Carlisle, Judge Lambert
Tree and ex <scnatOr Ill., Of Colombo. are included
IN the list The secretary OF The Treasury Mr. roster
said that the conference ASSURED fact inaahnch
aS every importan foreign Government except Russia
has decided to take part III H. The failure 10 near
from Russia on the subject l. attributed to tie TEN
porary absence from II. Petersburg OF the RuN'lah
Minister OF Finance. secretary Foster said lac tholght
The covespondencc on the subject might be ready for
transmission TO Congress before the adjournment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
n small margin. Following are the scores OF

set by n small margin Following are the SCORES VI
the day
Mons singles first round continued-C NJ. Hamilton,
Princeton beat H. NJ. Miles ir., c.. 81
second rounG-Richard Stevens. HoooNen' pea. -
NJ Houilton Princeton. CT, 81. = w. " MUTE
head Yale bcs. Wills lyman, li'r'ard Cd %
Mems double, Preliminary rolau-W v Johhsoh
princeton and $ C. Mlnctt, Ncv.York Tennis Club
heat H. D. Belts and g.. W Case. G-l' O.; J..
living and s. ". u. Morotcad beat C. A. "ou'a anu
Il. VI. Miles, ir., CO 0-s, Ct
First rornd-w. V. JOHNSON, Princeton ana D -
Mu.t. Ncw.York Tennis Club teat V. g. and b. L..
Hall, GO, G-3
Ladies sngcs-Miss Durdottc and MISS ho"'"''
Tnrlcwood Field Club, dcfahltcd.
Final rourd-Miss Augusta l.. schultz NeN-'o'N
Tennis Club Miss Florence l.. Stroud, ARIEL 1enhs
Club, 60, 10, Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
AN EFFORT TO PASS TIE BILL MONDAY.

Washington, June 30.-It Is the intention OF the
Democrats to make effort land they believe that
II will be a successful one) TO pass the Tin Piate
bill under suspension OF the rules on Monday next
While they muster quorum on any vote they
cannot retain IT for any length OF time. and they
must resort TO the only that remains to them
TO defeat the tactics of their opponents. Monday being
the Fourth OF July, the Republicans count upon the
probability that there will. he quorum present )
but should there be- their inteltion Is 10 begin NIL
clustering before the reuling Of saturdays Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01

Liverpool. June 800 - y. m-Beef In poor demand
extra India dun at 56' Sd primo mess dull az t,s
Ink i'm poor demand prime mess Western fine. hrm at
a.. cd d. medium finn at 6ls Sd. Hams IN good d.
,u,udr short II l6 N, firm at Dos III
pacon in fair demand; Cumberland cut. obout "a TO 20
ms firm at iOs rib, about 20 ms. hrn ut 3's %
i,g clear mddles about IS Ms linn at 37s long ard
short clclr mddc-. about 81 Ms firm ut Jos ShoudcsI
Taow poor demand prime city EASY, az as and Sa
turrs I'm oor demand prime Western spot and July hrn
AZ 3js I'D August and september firm at JOS Mhe,e
and tiour I'm NOR demand Corn-Spot in poor demand
futucs-the demand has fallen OF mixed western spS.
a IT, GIL: september steady az Is 6,d. Hops at Lon
d0n-pacinc Coast-There Is nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Buslncss In spot rio today was dcciacd'y
mated az l!,-sdi3,. Mid lOwths stead, and quiet
sales 300 Central American and GOO bags NNanila
on n In The speculative line there c0ntlnuu du
ness with thc trdng purely local ana 6ear,h df h
longs, were the chlf'~raetnng factors, and ths clos
.ho%cd de line OF 5"lo points, ilayre dr9p@a '@ 1
.ctcd omcIal quo atoas - p M; JSly 33s I'D I'D
No1cmier SIS "a December. jjS 3D. Amsterdam. june
3O-Arrlvas Netherlands during the month 3ooo Iago
dsiVcre, 81 CO.. bags: stock IN Netherlands, il'VvV
hscs Good ordinary Java $3.50 nar&et Urn H'IHI
ar Rio 90 bIgs: r,cc pic santos : 600 bags: Ho
dov tod,v at Rio. Receipts at Rio July 10 June ~
1892 III 900 hays same time 1891, 10000 nia
s,nc time 1885, $50 600 bses; rrccip'' N santos july
to June o. 1882 3 GGo 900 b1g; auc time 1s9l 2"l?
cOO taes time 1879, l,s1lCOO BAGS IoUh Saies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London June 30 p. m.-Con-o', 90 1915 for both
money and the account New York, Pcnnsy and o
rrst mortgage bonds 3j4 Canadian Pacific, ~ MeN
can ordinary. 24h; st. PAU common SiS New-h orK
Paris adyices quote cent rntes at ~ irhes W
c~ntincs for the account 1nd cAchahee OH ohuoh u" -
francs ccntlmrs for checks.
Tho amount bullion into the Bank OF England on
England increased CIjI 900 durilg the past week. ,
Tine prsportion Bank OF tnglands reserve TO la
blity Which last 4772 per cent IL now 4i4o
per cent Money. lal2 per cent.
re rate Of discount In open market for both short
and three months bills Is one per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
ONE SILVER QUESTION SETTLED.

Washington June 3O-More than two months
ago the silver question sprung upon an unsus-
recting Senate Though tho presentation On the House
bill amending the Arizona Funding act. There was
lively debate, the clause requiring the interest on
the bonds to be paid In gold stricken out by a
majority vote, and the bill sent TO conference
The conferrees have Just reached agreement They
discovered that the original funding act equirci the
interest to be- paid in gold coin It's equivalent In
lawful money; that they simply inserted In tho
pending bill, in place OF the obnoxious phrase. the
words interest payable semannually under the Ola
1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Lvcrpool June 30 p m.UoItonIt , yIos "a
livery 0sGd sellers; July and August delivery Siola
oIsyl august and september delivery. Lid sellers
s.ntemher delivery 364d4 asa september ana octo-
her delivery, J=ciat i6id; October ana NonenDer us'
s6,d BUYERS; December and January delivery = lo-ota
al i.6id January and February delivery i''o'u '''
rrs .o ,...,., o,,o, and S,a,ov. min.
air. M 1.i6c low mdding 0.sdV 9.lue good oldi.
nary Lie aud gross reeeips ~ bales SAFES -fs
haics SINNERS 1872 bales stock. l6.5O3 bales
" ,aiv.stou June 3U.-Cotton easy mlddl1ng. 5lOc !
iou mddiinq ll.lBc god ordinary, 5-l6c net and
sross rscct, 81 bales exports coastwse, i01 bales
stock 10 ,3i bales. 49,, ,.,,, -,.. ,o,
,,dilinG Il IA Bc; good ordinary. Sec net and gyoss
,aceips oj hale exports coastwise I20 bales; sales
"a bales stock, 05lO bales. - a..
NewOrlcans. June 30.-Coton dull mdding ,'ioc
low midiliua 9.l6c; good ordinary llbc; net ana
cross rrceip, $50 bales exports Great Britain 1881
bales sales $50 bales; stock, ,53o bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01

Eeaal Notices

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY..-Rosa
y Sherman plaintiff against Norris Sherm'n dsfnosns
summons with notice. action 10. Qtvoree
To the above. named defendant; -,
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complain n
this action and % copy OF your answer % ~
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the service
~ yoar failure 20 appear answer judgment will be oAkea
against YOU by default for the relief demanded IN the Con-
psitt -. ,,., ,oo,
=. T.. FAIRFIELD Plaintiffs Attorney
Postonice Address and ONCE. Nc % ChambeessSsa
New.York C19.
The FOREGOING summons is served upon you by p6iess
ton pursuant the order Of Hon. Willard Hskaes .
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the State At Xev.xyx
dated the o3d day Of June 1897 and flea With " Ne1
plant In the once Of the Clerk Of the CounL No. q
8. =. 'A, ,' ssaE x&x~ 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01

Is 81 srsass 5is@fosd do and pieces a,
fleece 55.a9i. Queen and-1 900 bales Ssai.I,
old do lock and pieces 6ddis I'D greasy 2el
DO locks and pieces 5ta9l fleece, 6idis "a:
DO locks and pieces Odals 2a greasy Sc 20 bales
greasy 40. o9i,d do locks and pieces. 44aos1 10
maniaeo0 bales greasy 0'.al1 hf DO lock; sno
ssddis "a do locks and pieces sdai 2sd gnoH Hon
and Nata-I 800 bales; scourei I0edds Sd greasy 80
79sd do locks and pieces I'd fleece, 7dSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
A ELL TO EorALIzE ENTERTAINMENTS PAY.

Washington June 3O.-Rcpcsentave Cummings
bill to elualize pay Of letter carriers was iaV"'D!
reported to the House to-day from the Commute" on
Po,tofrccs and Post Roads. The bill fixes the pay OF
ettercaIIcrs In all cities where free delivery has been
or NAV be ESTABLISH at $500 for the first year. $500
fo- the second year. 81 900 for the third year and for
the fourth year and thereafter II 200 The cost to
,. Government per year by this proposed change will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
STEAMBOATS,
A -NEW-HAVEN. 75c.
~ EXCURSION good 8 DAYS

A -NEW-HAVEN. 75c.
~ EXCURSION good days., 81 Is.
STEAMERS {. II. NORrHAM and CONTINENTAL iesvs
Peek slip Pier rs, F.. H., 2 M sundays excepsfd .o4
MERIpEN. HARTIoRp, sPRitSGrdE E PIC. hoSLYoEE
Broadwsy New-York. and Courtst, Brooklyn.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Stea KAAT.
~ ERsklLL and CATsKILL leave every week day
meeting with Catsl Mountaii and tao r. r. Directory
Of summer hotels and boarding free at pier mailed
any address by w. j. HUGHES. Treas, CatskilL n T.
II OR KINGSTON and Intermediate Land
l. ings--S,eamers JAMES w. BALDWIN and WILL
IAN f. ROMER DAILY at O'Clock. From foot West
10th Street Pier 40. ~ r. SATURDAYS. O'clock p. N.
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE BOATS leave
every day at IN. from Pier AZ, fooe OF Wess
ilth.st connecting with Boston and Albany r r.
ID AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier -.
IL n r. fookof Franklinst for Cranstons. West Point
Cold Spring Cornwall. Fishkn Landing and NewbuYe
week DAYS 5 D. m. {: SundayA 8 .. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01

THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT WESLEYAN.
Middlcown. Conn. June 30 (spccial).-Ihc mas IL
doubles in tournament have been played boce
'95 and Chase 20, being defeated ~ HubArd ~ ""
Rli.csloe 90. lat years champions Inc Ih'l IN sn-'
between Bunce o5 and Pl1kcslec '93, was inteHeIed
with By the rain and viii be played OIL IN INC Ial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
Ordinary
STAINED
Good ordnary...........t2 Low MIddlng....o
Strict food Ordinary 81 Mddling .-.'....o l''io .

Ntflct tfOOd OINInNIy -"'- .IIuUI''5 '''''''' -
OPTION, had a comparatively quiet day and local trans.
actlnl. were general rule with more or less covering
over the holidays The result was a higher rang %
urir.s though advance not iully iI"ihlal'u.
Mith letter LIVERPOOL report (Which showed rise M
3d points Early sale, here were at an adtshs o 90
pont, after which local realizing set Ia ana the miIh't
Welded points closing quiet IN" po-tpoI ..en0 Va
flnn By the Judiciary committee w,
III new Thur.Iny lad very little effect. Sales. 1liVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
THE PETROLEUM Market.

Switching operations at the Consolidated EXCHANGE
swellcd the record OF dealings in National TRANSIT
certificates to 100000 barrels The switching rate
was Is cents a barrel The market opened az %
cents but sold down to 80 IS cents. Refined oil IN
barrels was quoted at cents. IN bulk at $50. IN
cases at $50 crude in barrels at $50, and In buix
at $50. - ,,oo ,,.,...
Bremen s. 20 marks: London, 7-sd pence.
OH City June 3O-NatonaI Transit certifcsvs opened
5orsc: highest lowest 52s.c closed. 52'sc; saess
5000 bbs ciearances $4,000 bbl'; shipments o7e'S
pttsbmre June so-Petroeum SIC: National Trsssit
certificates opened 52c closed at ODE highest oZtc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
CONFERENCES THAT FAILED.
CONTINUED DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SENATE AMI
HOUSE on IMPORTANT BILLS.

Washington. June 3O-In the House to-day
Ar F>,rney from the Committee on Ap
oroprfations, reported back the NeSm"'0
Appropriation bill with Senate amendments
moved that they be non-concurred IN anu uu'' ~
xsreuce be ordered. The motion was agreed TO- anu
tessrs. Forney, Dockery ana HehdeiSoh N'""' WV
Appointed conferees.
Nv Hesri OF Missouri, submitted the conference
reporton the bill TO establish permanent system OF
hfrbvays In the District OF Columbia, ou'sioe vi 'c
cities. Much opposition was maniieSleo " uo "
yor. and after an hours discussion Mr. Heard asked 10
withdraw it, but, objection being mace 'ne "p'''
was voted down.
ws u.r,,er OF Alabama. submitted disagreeine
crterence report on the Naval Appropriation blk, ana
IL was adopted and a further conference was orueiea
Mr. Dockery submitted the conference report on
the District Of Columbia Appropriation BILL Inc re-
Dor, (which Is a disagreeina one) was agreed TO- me
disc greement upon the item appropriatng sloo'o"
IN cover the expenses OF the Grand Army Encamp
ment. 10 be held in Washington. Messrs iockery
ComNon and Henderson, OF Iewa, were IeappolhteN
coDferrees. -..-oo
Mr. Hatch, OF Missouri, submitted the conference
report on the Agricultural Appropriation mii' rchu
ing action the House adjourned
In the senate Mr. Hale, from the Conference Com
mitee on the Naval Appropriation bill, reported 's
the committee had been unable 10 agree Inc t"o
points OF disagreement First the item inssro Dy
the Senate providing for international naval reVe"
al New-YO.k and Hampton hOaus III April io''' "''
second the provision inserted by the senate Tor Duio
ing one battleship one harbor-defehce SNIP lor SUM"
orn,oats and six torpedo boats lie moved that the
senate further insist OF these amendments and ask for
a further conference. .,o. ,h,
Mr. Berry suggested division OF the question: 'ia'
the first amendment be insisted upon, and That the
senate recede from the second Mr.. Hale preferred TO
have the two matters go again In conference Ills
motion was agreed 10 and new conference was oTelfn
The conference report Oh the District OF Columbia
Apprc pation bill then presented and agreed Il"
All points Of difference between the two houses, Mt
Allison said, had been arranged except that on the
question of appropriation for the entertainment OF
the G.. A. X. . ~.
Conferences were ordered on the Pension; the POST,
once and the Legislative Appropriation bills ana on
The Two bills TO amend the pension law,.
The conference report Oh the Agricultural Appr0-
prfaton bill presented ana agreed To.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Yesferdav.To.dav
Yesterday.To.day
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

Additional trains July ].
The saturday afternoon trains leaving Brooklyn at
NJ and Long Island City nj p. m. for Port Jcffer
SON Groenport and sag lIarbor will also be run on
ydsy. July l. On %, saturSay yulyI Tr1R !oS isay s
D. NJ, win be extended 70 seq iIartey, ~. %