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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
TIE RHODE ISLAND sEY4TORSHIP.

Providence, Il. l., June IS Cspecial.-The General
Assembly reassembles in this city tomorrow and will
probably take = vote the election Of United
States The Republicans will vote solidy foi
Nelson ". Aldrich The Democratic members had
a caucus TO-DAY for the purpose Of selecting candl
date 10 lead their fur4orn hope. only four senator
and fifteen Representative appeared. and adjourn
ment was taken b. 10 O'Clock tomorrow. AZ today +,
caucus the candidates mentioned were Ex-Governor
John W. Davis, state senator Richard l.. ComstOck
and e1- United States DistrictAttorney David :.
Baker jr. The testimony for the defence or sitting
members was being taken at Newport to-day IN tn
Newport contested election Cases, and from al ap
pearanoes the hearing will have to be adjourned to
Providence if II be continued during the session
Mayor Honey Is evidently striving 10 prolong the
hearing so that the sit Ing Democrat surely vot TO-
United States senator and participate IN other eGsla-
ton at the adjourned session II Is generally con
oeded that when the before the Legislature
the Democrats will unseated, and the admissions OF
II Democrats a lone warrant such a course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
LURoPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

r,,ernooi JrlIc Il. > As D. m.-Beei ~ fair do
-,ond pork IN poor demand Hams In Good de-
nana Bacon In poor demand Cumberland clt
hn,,, . : ~ 30 IL. duil 4O, short no, about -
a dnu a, 38s. -houdoIs-Aboui Il 90 l. rs
,e,,dr AZ a. I'D Cheese IN poor demand America
a. ,rbite dull az 49s "a American finest color ~
nmTi ,t ~, Cd Taow IN poor demand Iurpeniine
a., sat~ demand. H1sin IN fair demand. Iard-Sioi
-, IA sn,ure, I'm poor demand prime Western spo ana
I'm. St~adv NJ 80 ~ July and August steady ~
80 sd Wheat IN poor demand No. red winicr
- az e.. q I'D No. = rcd spring steady ~
- :" I I'd Flour in poor demand Vorii--pot ~
moor demand futures In fair demand mixed western
~ s,e.dv AZ b I'D June steady NJ = y I'd ;
inv steadv 4, A. 3-id August steady AZ - I'D.
lion Al Iondon-pacifc Cosst-There + nothing onef
~ Receipts OF wheat for the past week ron AZ
ian.c porf- 5000 quarters from fachc POns.
. 600. from other sources 2600o Receipts o.
Ansy.can corn for the past weea, $500 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

Chicago June - >pecaD.-Wheat opened weak
and got 70 the lowest point far on this crop
= 3-ac for July. Il rallied from th. extreme de
preston almost cents. t. - Bic. lJr July. Inc
close was Al - .--a - :-ic. The early dem0rlnL
ton was simply continuation OF that which existed
n the clos SATURDAY. Then tho weather through
the Nest perfect cable were weak, Mlnhcil''h7
and Duluth nad 40 ticr' even b. GU s.
~ Kansa. CITY. There reports from kansas 81"
hO winds help tine tuu along. There Wel' Al''
big charters here, 100000 bu.hel-. In the la-t A'-
I.rdliIgc "A large butcI, taking, T. Wa e7lilA.
not les, than 100000 bushels. II was M cHhl
biiiOn that the short interest stu uncovered ana
VA. possibly some bul announcement. Tile GOV
eminent report has tho local feeling bcarl,i
Even al this decline, 10 cents from last Tues laN
professional an lOatn u tiic the lOnE -lfc. me
Tisible sllDBly decreased l.2tOCOO bushels, CON
was As defnOraLed the start wheat. IT
had inst abOIt the sort OF rally. JuiN sou
between a., sc and i1 j--c anC closed N t6 e.
Receipts large, 81: car today and LIZ ,,ii
mated FOR Tuesday the Visible increase 49,
bushels. There WAS. however, biz cash denElir4.
ana nj a round ~ cent, Tor July the buying wa, q
good deal better than the selling. Kansas also sent
cOnditiOp- were not irst-cas- Tor IlB>e
advice about the bad weather, however. werc ~
eeivcSi with some scepticism. oats broke Il
cents ten got Il ali b1ck. Jily sold between Pc
and 30 &c. aud closed AZ 30 -c The recep'-
vere 5o5 cars the estimates fO~ Tuesday. OJj cars.
Tie visible increase 52JCOD bushels. There wa q
rather astonishing inarkot ~ provisions. There wei
$4,000 hog the yards ana prices out there wefr
= cent, lower The grain markets early were almost
In a panic July pork sold between 80 - ana go D.
AID cosei a, s5 40 Jui rib between - D and ~
and closed al ~ 81 Wright a local professional.
hos.ht about ) 10000 lbs Of ribs IL f. supposed
70 have been acting for the Cldihys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AARKE1S
FEATURES OF xEw-yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The report OF the visible supply OIL saturday was
Wheat o6 65l 600 bushels, a decrease Of l.259,On
bushels: corn, 4.G2S.OOO bushels, an increase o.
100000 bushels oats 3,507 900 bushels al lncreas'
Of $4,000 bushels
Wheat was active and there were rather variable
markets all around yesterday. Wheat led the list
and the dealings aggregated upward Of SlO.ooo"u
bushels At the outset affairs looked somewhat dubious
for the bulls yho unloaded freely Oh the hre weather
West and depressed cable advices, which ultimately
led to a drop Of ! I-4a1 - cents There was more
talk OF the late Government crop report which served
IN increase the weakness. Later on, however. tlc
longs mad an inning and the market gradually gained
strength and closed with a recovery Of 12a1-o cent
There was q general covering Of shorts al al points
OF liberal export buying here and at ports, besides
which private cables reported further crop damage
ny crouth IL France. July opened at - GEMS. ana
then rallied To 81 1915 cents. spot unset lea ana
weak. About 81 load were takeli-expcr. spl ana
10 arrive free buying OF c. T. !. stock, besides a
liberal amount al oItports. Milling. loads.
Corn market mainly n sympathy with whc'i. RING
weather Vest biz receipts their and weaker cabe. al
had depressing effect. Prices broke cent, Oh June
With a recovery Of ! 1872 - cent, on frer export
buyfng and covering Ct shorts. spot ] l-203 J.
cent down. Export IA spot. and l. % arrive G. /
Oats broke 7--G1 10 cents early. but clo7cl VII.
3 sharp recovery Oh increased export interest "oVV"
bushels being taken.
Lard was firm and $50 tierces spot were sold
The closing prices We're Wheat-June. -, July,
s. 20: August GO september = Ii, october, -
cents Corn-Junc. 81 II July. - u. August
81 20 september 81 % October. 81 81 cenis
Oats-June "a II; July, 81 ID Augls, - =
serte1lber 90 "a cents Iard-Iuly. 81 90, August.
81 - september - II October, rs &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS


COFFEE-Trading 10 -lot Rlo wa again VERY low;
with prices stcaI a general l-' 10 t. f.'u
a. 1871 l3-sc 40 sales reported MIA spWtA, mao "
Light inquiry. OPTIONS latIrfe snl tFiAli- W.
conanec exclusively o. loc1. tran-ac tom .h', ~
changing haua- Tie tendency upNeNc.. W. = .
lower basis Oh easier cables and realizin- o' long
showing decline oi about " i'hs- hA'I'
Loot franc. and uJuhur- cio-ed al loNo on ma
months ltio -f.adF ana IoltOu nn-'ttl 'lul,lt'
ono 5lion- -fI 3D. u.- June 81 81 JIii 'f. Ni-l'
jjs - september -ds- Oetobr. D. u NnFtu9f',
80 3D. RI qIufo- First ordinary, 90 allo-i, -
$50 good second 10 xlo.. 10 500, eNchange, ia
receipts 90 RIO. 5000 bag, RIO stocN, 'pV,N pA.1
Rfo market steady. bio shipment bl steamer I" "a
dutinc s. 0oO bags ~" shipments Dl NIi U
L = aiag wcek 5000 nag ltl2 shipment, = lt3nrop~
during week. 0no bags. RIO purchase 10Y v = 1ifihs
tho vce. bag Rio urcha-e- io' ufnp iutih.
week ID. 600 frrl ght steamer ~ =. ~ ~ha
per ufiui1.. steamers lO1ding ar lto ioF t. %
GOOD average Santos y $50. r"ceipt- 10 santos
stock. .3l 600 bag, ~ant1- MARKET
quiet Shipment o r $ lhi ,telinI, 900 nag.
santos .hnwent- for Europe - COO bags santos pfr
chase f0r e. s.. ljCoo bag, santos iur, na-e- fof
Frrope 20 600 hays. freight stean"r %
Iayrt a.lf % cent prtma-" ,,e''r' .olsine 4,
santos f1~ :. -tean"r- ln11ln- a. - no. lnr
Europe dcaret i-ou BIO Irn" IT, aqua % go
hays Uccoint- a no July o. juno II loi- a7't ,'N
hars. same time 1901. -.ci9o1o bag, sane tim ls!.
~a- 0oO Nrc'iut- AZ ~1nt0- Julf o. JW" IT.
l-qL 3 ono bsgs. time. 1891 -@35 COO bags b
tmc 1880 l.s5ooo0 bag Totli sales here toby
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
LODGED IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
TIL PRESIDENT Oh A REFuGERATING CON-
PANY CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

president VI \ EEtAIrElsA41NG NOlA-
PANY CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
samuel C.. Freed, president and manager OF the
Arctic King Refrigerator Company OF Philadelphia Is
In Ludlow street Jail. charged with attempting 10 de
fraud George ". Martin 4 Brother produce dealers
out of quantity OF butter worth Sj527 80 shipped 70
Freed Lynnfed. Penn. last February. Before snip
ping the butter the Martins sent William H. Reynolds
their cashier, 70 Lynn1cd. where Nh Freed lives to
investigate his financial situation. Mr. Reynolds IL
his affidavit, dePoses that Mr. Freed told MN ina JIG
owned I55 shares of tile stock of the refrigerator com
pany the par value OF which wa $50 a STARE, but II
had been as high a. Sl45 SHARE. Reynolds also
asserts that Freed told him he had $4,000 IN unin
numbered real estate. lie promised u pay for the
butter fifteen DAYS after delivery, and II was sent
The complaint Of the Martin, declares that ate
Freed got the goods February -, he sent word
that he could not pay the money as the reiHSelatoF
company had levied on them under Il Judgment o.
5000 IL had obtained against him. and thai II had
further judgment Of 600, under which II had levied
all his property There plenty Of other judo
ments against Freed. his creditor, here allcse, IN
Guiding these Royesford penn National Bank
10000: CITY National Bank OF Norristown. $4,000; ,
Norristown Title and Trust Company, r0.4oo' Ner
chants National Bank OF Philadelphia, $500, and
about S. IL smaller Frecds liabilities were
said 70 amount 10 about $4,000 over and above his
assets
freed came this city the purpose OF going 70
Europe and had purchased a ticket for the French
steamship La BOurgOyne which sailed saturday.
Judge Willard Bartlett, at the instance OF Martin
Brothers, issued bench warrant for him. and he wa,
arrested by Deputy sheriff Wagering while his
o. the steamer. Bal fixed at 5000 IN default
OF which he went "a Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

FLOUR AID MLAI~tLor I.-Iaer. va, ante and
va ., os,.et aaa .'eat, towards n, s.o- oee..
Sal .' ~ to9 3d. rs 90 r., e1p'-, aci.fHs -
3 25ss 80 % ,a- ~ w. Ina.5. -oo5 ba MIA.
-oia rltro e. o'H-t -" SOM "'c q. - &c. ~
c0, M. a., a. .oo.5 ~ orotif.o,.
~ -44.. We inl.rr - -'"%t 30 pat'Hes
sraar. = g. D. o1 "a E. sao.r = 'os y H.
~ , ,, W , ~ ~ p, ., , $3.50 "a, ,'.'i =
= - iany. e 800 m 3 5'"5 81 .a,.l.n,
~. al qa.e, ,,- - biz iat'aa.ar or ,...,. a.
- o''F' '' ''' IVY linn one. . m
.haase .,e- IA le. ,lrerane' /. Igesl 80 na.ai,
g eia55 TO- aod i,randyune IS io. .rlr. 90 BE.
GEAlx-wHLlT- wa. renewed =, ..,ero,, L. e,,
BOO tl- -ac am llln- ue olrt hours On. liquidation O.,
arp 200 prices =, eominf,, With n Oh la close on
lnt g. "A. tho ,ear.. NED u. control o. tn 'itg4
a9'i; ~ & m t on ,.,.n H.. ~,
taaea io,o'ase r'e .iiant.on had q Yer, wcas ooS
,i,, c , G ~ ~ ~ AZ ~, n,a -, - i ri
Nv, ioadoa qaorrd j.ii down ana rar. aropgsd
On p c,msa, o, hel,ne.- fai n,c'isr ieceip,
Ito. ~, Mt con- A'i +, o NC me- a, AZ 70 o ~
sent ~, ti-ale ,lpl' De ea-ei $500 blsn. Dat
Loea ',A. n store ana ano't DECREASED about sel 90
~ -cat.ret aid tse f,r,. 4leni. ssr, ba,ias %hisS
COW W -c." ThT va. n1nl1 Gu ~ fr.' e1D5tt
..- '' Il',t ,t s,.', IL, 81, 49,, a.. AL
ue close w. quite nr'n Arrival. a. l1te .o p,lnt'
were i;5 81 bush -.ifng ana O- Jli bush WIZ
tei against % .2e aud 1924 respectively
q wear ScsboIM receipts 2ollOt bush cicir-
auce-. 335.4i- bush wheat and DtO1 pigs
nor- Spo- lot declined lac and trltinl va. Qrl,
brisk. lnffr were $4,000 tu.h taken Tor "ll"rt
including SO chicago -pfin-. %. Z ant l a. - 70
N0fthern spring A. '-c under Jnir ana SIS dell. r'
10. NotNfr spring 40 t.l.sr under Ill so NoIt'-
"rn -pfin2 a. Jnif Ir' delivered. ". i,! a. Ju'
pf.fn SO 'licagn elfh- ~ 80 dfiNfrf.l anu 4i-
graded rd within o. glot'i rang, A.pHi '7 -. i.'h
hough- %. .itug ~re-. 100000 bush tntntt
31S nH- .po including migrated spring aLl winter
red 7-l'r0iar. Nc Northern -pun- a. e.de~'tr
SO o.. -n4,4-f isr- SO 8 srrug SO No thlcnfo.
o3i,c c. e. AID so rcd 40 pa-a9j' anoat ~ ~aoie
g. o. 3d. So % June. -jeHSsc. CLOSING az &c 90 iuF.
~1aS7 l5lG- closing A. Sl'r H. August t"-e Jos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
COTTON MARKETSBY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool June l3-4 y. m.-The sales OF tile day
included 100 bales American. hutqres closed quiet
June delivery. 4 1864 al 1864 June and July de-
livery ls+G404 14-64d July and August delivery,
Z 1907 I7-64d August and september delivery,
4 1894 "a cO-64d: September delivery, = Oh
4 22-e4d september and October delivery, II d4a
4 oo-0,d October and November delivery, = - ga
vakle November and December delivery, 2Doi@
4c5-s4d: December and January delivery. 27oi"
4 os-64d. ,,,,, - 90
Galveston, June 13-Cottoa stea1y: middling &c
low middDg. 1-ioc good Ordinary: 3-loc NJ
and gTSs receipts, 81 bales sales, 663 bales stoch'
2o.2fs Oales , -,ac.
Low rniddIing q I5-lGc. good orCSiary lie net ana
coss receirts 455 bales exports cOastwse, 4Ol bales
sales I6o bales stock, 1885 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JUNE H. PAGES

5Ssc eulls at 4s4isc bqt'errik at s'ds'c
Sc f ico $ ~ Mu S s a. vs' is o. 5
DO IS 50 q q DO is r. At At Is Is II ,
e -, "a miSeG caives ~ T.. az 50 81 outt,rmhA
Haease:s o, 20 veal 80 r. at &c &C. 1 Ias Dc
a. Sc 70 DO IL = At &c ~ b.tter@lk calves l3i ~
Nelson 80 10 rs 1 e s 40 at 49, g as Ia
10 E. al - ~ % d. az at s' e. Il mxcd t tS a
r. -, out%1 e o. p a. -, = =,
ss a, sc g = Do lei s. At % = I'D "a ea2e. Isl
!. Dnepbaek. rs yeals. g n: a: '3.e 90 d. ~ n
Jelline Wright & Co. 81 veas is5 p at she do
lG5 at &C. fed calves. lGo ~. at &c 40 butterTk Co.
scott q rdeock 100 ycaIs. l4s n. at 5'sc; butter
mil. calves l-eeeted) IN = at g. 80, :, =. ,,.o
Jusa .Buck.nsham: 50 veas., 's n AZ az 'sr
s e $40 s9 io5 % Co. 30 r. a, ~: 10 o. = 50
G2 %Nrd calves i a. nm 80 s DO ~ 10 m at a. s s
u 90 ~ riacosf sons 94' q Tesls IL n 30 q
o. ~ At . go cq i2o s g = 90 20 FED CALI
NJ Collins: % calves. 80 n at 5a'c
SHEEP HND LAMRs-Rccept. Including = O., carloads sse
consigned direct 10 butcher were " cor or "a d.
Hoboken Good sheep were scarce and sold -. o ~
Wa dull and neglected prime lambs onl th,re
wer hardly enough o. thu g 70 g. around S, I'm infe for
q stock viii DO well 70 keep o;k and st II f1e
G Secp .od at s5Ss S5 per 100 \ poor DO
and cul- down T. 70 80 fair 10 prim. lambs az 7dS'ec
Per r common DO az Gde1.e Gull AZ &c. .,
Dressed mutton slow al 9dl12c, dressed l1nos seli-
ing iiR1fc few selected o. Outside trade at lo
Sae---I. y. Pidcock 22l Virginia lan9s ~
a. Size per n ~ DO. 81 n At SIC IS 20.
81 r At oOj 90 SO p. n So POI do. g. n at -
249 do > h A. DC II DO go n Al CSC los enils
y n az D. u virginia do ~ =. AZ 'c 10 o. liV ~,
il.c 60 Ohio do - H. al - or do 50 r. at SEC Il
DO n a - - DO 81 H. ~ I'd -
VI. Collins 100 OHIO sheep. - r. at s. % ~ 90
so = a. - 81 20 d. - y AZ g. 20 go do s2Ls n
~ A. - do - n - l9t Kentucky do 192 n.
A. s. - 10 III D. AZ - - % STATE %, 81 % ~
- T. State lambs 80 = AZ 1922; l23 kentucky DO
O. y at - 37l2 b do. - y. AZ ~
d Mcpherson & Co 21j Virginia lambs. 60 y a.
g p. culs. s. = - c37 Virginia sheep q y.
- % 10 VIRGINIA bucks, - =. al 81 20 Buhlo
sheep - p. AZ - 20.
A. 90 10 do i37 b. at 20 $50 Kss,eicky lambs 81
Jyid & buckingham: o57 Virginia lambs 62l2 r. ut
sc STATE do - n. az 61c 10 STATE ewes and bucks
D. Harrington - Kenrckv sheep. li2 y. at 9
Ie2 d.. 10l . ~ - - = 10. 90 n ar A. ~ e2o
Michigan DO 73 n 81 21s Ksntucsv lambs 81 y, AT
As 49, do - = a. 3 - pa Do - n AZ 80 30; NJ
Jersey Ctty-24S Kentucky lambs. - n. az ~ %.
G. Dillenhack 200 Ohio sheep 92 - NJ - p % DO,
% = ~ 50 1913 lOt do 81 =. A.
Halr7bec6 & Hollis p PenHsylv1nia sneen, y =
n s5 81 do g n ~ 20 ~ DO 81 n AZ SO 20 l.
vanis lambs - n al 81 u 10 q =. IT ~ so
HOGS-Receipts. 81 cars. ~ 1875 besd-4o cas- at
NORMALLY firm. AZ 81 1915 40 Pc 100 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKEn-BY TELEGRAPH 4.


Buffalo June I3-Cattle-Receipts last twenty four
hour. 3.l6O head total FOR the week thus flr 624o
head for the same time last week. J.lcp head con
signed through $40 head To New York, 1890 head
on sale 800 head opened 100 l5o lower for good
grade. 90 to zoe OF for common no export demand
bull very dull. closed dull and weak; extra steers
loo To 1900 b. 81 aOa ~ 80 choice 400 to 200
o. ~ lOd ~ - good fairly fat, shipping steers. LOO
10 400 D. Slns L. medium butchers and shippers
loo to 80 d. =, 7J1 ~ 10 light, handy butchers
1000 ~ 100 h. ~ 500 ~ 20. light, habitat steers
0oo 70 1000 u. ~ 25a 20 90 coarse loo 70 1900
y. - $685.. oxen common 70 best 81 5od3 % cows
and hcifers. good to extra Sg,d ~ % do common
a. 2jGS2 - poor 10 good, mixed butchers 20 To
- 40 do good to extra oorn-fed - 0Ja 81 Michigan
stockers $50 to 70 b. - 5oa ~ yearng- and light
bulls. stoch, - 25o - 30 tat - 5oe 81 - export
- 5j0 -. bologna - 2j0 - 40 calves, buttermllk
.2o - - veas. fair 70 best. ~ SOC - 70 do con
mon lots. - 1j0 - % log,-keceipt- last twenty
our hour,, 1900 head total for tho week thus far
47Jo head for time last week. 1880 head !.
conslS ned through. 1900 head. 10 Newiork. 200
head. on sale ll.25o heal opened strong and
higher. closed steady with all sold heavy, ~ l5a
~ -. packers and medium. - I5a 81 - Workers
- good heavy ends. ~ 4o0 ~ - pigs good 10
best - 5o0 - - Do common ,'ap' 10 iair - .S@
- 80 - >tag,. - oJ0 - -. sheep and Lambs
Receipts last - hours. 5000 head. total for the
l2.4co head consigned through, 200 mead 10 New
York G.4Oo head sale 500 head opened steady
for sheep am6' SHADE higher closed hr an VIII am al
good sheep - - % Gull sand common do. sc'1
- -. clipped lambs. choice fancy yearlings,
p 5o 10 fair good. - - - 50 cull To COM
mon s - - ;grns r lSn9 Eve S39 ~ Iou-.rr
Cnttlc receipts. 5000 head: shipments. 1000 head
market .f-,dy 10 lower natives ~ D5asf - Texas
ccp, 5000 head: shipments 1000 head; market
&c. lower l,ush and common. ~ - 80 packer> and
niy.d ~ -on ~ 30: prime heavy - pje - 05 Aght.
- 7Oa - -haeIi-Receipts. 5000 head shipments.
5000 head. Market active. steady. clipped natives
and Westerns. p 2jo = -. Clipped Texans. - -
- % yearlinr' - 73o =" 20. spring lanbs' s'@
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slic--Newton Gtett: . Pennsylvania steers, $50
81 a.. 1880 = Al $40 Y DO. isi2 a. s531 II % a.
At 3 22E > bulls $50 2 a - DO. LOO n at
SHERMAN culver Is Pcnnsyiyanl sss,rs 1886 ~ az
:, 20 do 1890 n, al 81 20, - do 1888 a. - 80,
10 1908 = az - 50 ~ DO 1879 \ a. - 12s 10 90
1929 n - 40 10 Chcaco DO 1887 y at 81 / do.
$50 =. ): IS 30; l Pcnnsylvaoia bull 1870 D. at
D. Mcpherson l. Co. 81 Colorado steers CgIassted).
1913 = a; 81 IA Chicago Dc. llo5 n al ~ - = d.
1888 y at ~ 25 DO ilso = az - IS : do 1898 r.
az - 80 Ia do ltcS =. az - %. 49,
Ti@an ,os 60 :, lenn,yLyania .tec ,s5a iysi a:
- a. 1872 = at - ~ 81 do le6o n ats 80 10 DO
1878 =, and SO do. 1875 n. price, not ascertanHa -
s.ndef. i PENNSYLVANIA stets 1850 u az - 6o.
l. do 1897 ~ at - or Il % 1880 n al - % STATE
oxen. 100 81. az 81 81
NJ. Goldsmith 30 Chicago steers lio2 n a. 81 G7S;
- DO. 2-o 3D. az - 90 I. do. 1885 n az - -, 20 DO
mi. a-certlned
j. Shsmbcrr Chicago steers, 1898 70. a, 81 s5
Is Chicago bulls. 1895 n az t3 B.
r1tz & Pidcock I bull lISO =. 81 - do. so
- a. q 40 COW. 1000 n a. a. 20
MICH COWS-Recetpts 20 head No trade Mark
noninallv steady.
CALVE>-Receipts 3sco hesd-=7u al Goth-st. snd
1907 a. jersey City. On moderate supply for
Monday the upper yards enjoyed boom and sold their
covos = :, 70 hisher than FRIDAY aad SATURDAY, AZ
the Cove dealers got MIR prices but DID not crowd the
butchers to- hard Iedilni to choice veais soia az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
QUOTATIONS OF nEEYEs

e, ago or - aVdFD ~
tn average price Wa estimated az - I'D.
BEEVF>-Recelpt, Tor w. dav.. 81 car. or J.f7o
reaa-3 cars eypor alive - c1r- consigned direct
o. .aughtcrers Including loo 70, Eastnans Com
any g. y-cbila SllrOergr 80 cars To-
car for j. II sherman. ami 81 cars for miscfllaneou-
"a pt~rs. ana i0r the market. Ihrrt wa,
a. active cattle. both Cor N home trade 1nd
Tor -Vuo-- tn ward cleared curly common ana
medium steer selling 10 higher tn1n Friday ind
good b choice holding ny strong but NOT higher tomnfol
car. az gra-.-fod ColSrado- - cars Of Pnyyania
.tners' a. j5n-4 pair 81 state oxen az - 80 .
ruil. az s. coast dry COW, a. s. J1d5f
0f good o. choice b'Ne, Wero taken for
export alive and dressed
io,r1r A. 5aBac per = and American steer selling az
glsIOl2c estimated dead weight
The Iaurie vii ont Tuesday 40 cattle for VI.
GOLDSMITH 325 head FOR Schwarfchih ~ultberger AMI
300 quarter. OF beef fol Eastm1ns Company. The
Nir-aa took catt" FOR J. Rrimers and thu Lydian
Nolarrh a15 head for schwar1chd a SutDcrger
~ A. th. hiument, mai, from tn ltcd states and
Ltvrrpoo l9i2 tate ani 2236 quarter. OF beet from
New York. ant o,.6S quarter or beef from
Rosfon as cattle from Biituor as cattle FROM New
nor New and Montreal o. London. LOS
cattle from N~-Nora Ga head from Boston lt*H head
nom Philadelphia heal from Bllt'morr % Glasgow.
800 cattle AMI $40 quarters OF beef from New fotA and
an. cattle from Montreal Bristol. 30 cate from New
York and 81 cattle and lSi sheep from Montreal o.
Ilul IL, cattle and sos hogs from N"wNork % New
rastie $50 cattle from Montreal O AvoImouth $50 cat
e from Philadelphia and ~ Hamburg liJ cattle from
NcW-i ORA.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
ANDREV GILSEY BCRTED

Ire Rev. Dr.. George II. Houghton read the burial
service Of the Episcopal church over the body Of
Andrew Gilsey al The Church OF the TRANSPORTATION
yesterday. Mr.. Gisey executor OF the Gilsey
estate. and died Friday at his home at North Long
Branch. There was no music and the floral offer
ings were simple. The burial was In Greenwood.
Among those present In the church were Mrs Andrew
Gnsey ". II. Newschafer. M. and Mrs. Peter Gard
ner W. J. Renal, ". Il. MayAed. II. {. Hustled
Harry Oles and i. H. Kimbau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
ARRrvA1 OF THE CRrIsER coycoRD

The cruiser Concord arrived in this port yesterday
and UP the East River to an anchorage of Twen-
ty-sixth-st having just returned from her wintera
cruise IL Southern waters. she has been separated
from the other vessels OF her squadron during par OF
thu tme she went a cruise up the Mississippi.
River a. Tar as Caipo. and also present al the
ercises attending tine opening OF new bridgc across
the river al Memphis BY this Trip tho people all
along Mississippi River far Cairo had op-
portuny To see one OF TIE the ships Of the stea
Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
Ocean Steamers.
4 -NORDDEUTsCHER LLoYR S. S. CO.

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FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
FIRST Cabin 500 ~ $50. second cabin $50 $50 .
berth Storage. low rates Steamers sal from foot Of
Sprog Tue June l g. s an. I'm, sat. June - n.
Aler. 81. June L. IIlavel Tues. June IS an
Tra,y. Tues, a. / pm. sIae sat, July =. II "a H.
NETHERLANDS LINE.
Sew-York e. 'renoa IN les than e'ever days;
Vera June Is ln an. Vera, sat- Aug 2, 10 an
Fu.a sat. July 10 Fuid9. sat. sept To- 10 An
Vera sst.. IuJ %. 10 IA. Vera sat. oct 10 an
Erta Slt. Aug g. 10 frlda sat. oct. -. = D. m
Ps,-aHe 500 Sl2j $3.50 berth. First cabin .
Passengers FOR the Italian Lakes. switzerland and the
Tyrol most direct easiest anc
mos. comfortable. switzerland can De- reached Ia six
OT;LRICIIS & CO. > Bowling Green.
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NO FUSEL Oil.

loo l. Illinois Central. 1913 Mexican ordinary
- II 81 Paul common. - - New Ncrk Central.
10 keldng. 80 - Mexican Central new per celi
bonds. '3 81 Paris adyice~ quote = per cent rcnt"
az y" francs - u centimcs for tn account and -
change OH London az - frame, 20 ccnumes fol tie &c
rom