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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES


The failure Of Canda &c Kane. tho ban,
material dealers, which occurred last year y"
recalled Yesterday at the Trinity salesroor, "a "a
i'll Broadway, by the sale under foreclo.,,. W.
william Kennedy Of property In Madi,o "
also West Fifty and Fifty-second a.. ave.
suit was brought by George w Wasbhurr me
John NJ Canda. The first piece offered ua. -.
northeast corner of Madison-ave and r., ns
eighth-st., six-story brick tenementhorssF
36.Sxl0o George w. Washburn was tho h,,,s, .ot
ssl6O) Also no. 4O5 to 100 West Fiftv.sv,s 'of
to Robert MORE for s6i 800 The leaseboldT IRE sold
In No. C39 to G47 West Fifty-second-st interest
20" was the last parcel offered Tho L." r.. izSS
twelve years TO run. at rental of 5000 per v nag
1t brought 500 from George Wolff 's' year.
William Kennedy also offered No 337 Fifth.
fve-story tenement. lot &x97 II was eoIa ..s',
Matilda Schlereth for $751; " u
Hall J. How Co. offered Nos DIG az 49,
Broome- two and three story brick buildn.l ~
land 5Sxi5. George Kocher the buyer for o.
They were sold to Katowsky e. Levy for "sSss s
and Nos. 222 and 22i Broome-st. were soId .',%s
plaintiff for $4,000 " tna
An important sale made at private co,,
yesterday. 4. G. Newman has sold to @y nr'rssS
partv No. 1lS0 Broadway n siy-storv frarp private
building, on plot 26x35x .5xcf for $4,000 e FROM
William c. Walkers Sons sod for Philin N d..
TO Matthew Clarkson ST ystory store building ~
go Canal-st., Broadway. 2ixS5 for *, o NO.
Frank L. Fisher. broker. sold for William
Lancaster to J; Wentz three and one-haf stos z
redstone American basement residence G0yfo Wy
BIZ West Eighty second. Terms private W. 'o
J. W. Stevens sold for Alonzo b. knight huua
n three-story high-stoop dwelling l7xS and sxs.
sion about 100 feet 10 Professor FerdIns "a NJ
Wechmann, of Columbia College. Terms prIyat.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
SEEKING TO D1sBAR GOLDBERG.

Papers submitted 10 the General Term OF
the Supreme Court yesterday upon motion to con-
firm the report OF Thomas p Wickes, referee in
proceedings taken for the disbarment Of +. Town
send Goldberg. The latter was admitted 10 the bar
in 1892. 1t charged that on August 81 1893. Mr.;
attachment proceedings against G. NJ. Miller upon
a claim for 800 and made application 10 Presiding
Justice Van Brunt of the Supreme Court for an
attachment against the property of Miller in this
State Judge Van Brunt denied this application
Mr.. Goldberg thereupon changed the papers In the
case from the supreme Court TO the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. and made the same application before
Judge Giegerich. OF that court, vthOut stating
in the affidavit upon which he ossed his application
and his application had been denied. Mr. Wickes
was appointed referee. and has been some months
examining the facts He made report recently
which has been presented to the Court supposed 10
be in favor Of the disbarment Of the young lawyer
Frederick s. Walt. representing the Bar Associa-
ton. appeared In support Of the motion 10 confirm
the report G. w. Stephens opposed Its conhrma-
that Goldberg uttered forged check short time
before he was admitted 10 the bar The Court re-
rysd IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTToNThe market was slow ana marrow ,o-day;;
72lG7sc for August during the day closing with net
loss Of 20 points and dull in tone Total sales were
~ bales The Liverpool future market suffered oSs
PORT FOR the day hut spot cotton was ctlel lrh
unchanged prices. though sales were only N"po har
Trading here for local un and atoscther me
market unntercsting. The so-caled drGuth IN
appears have been partially broKrn ny
Texas, Georgia and South Carolina II Is noticed
that mostly confined 20 the coast section,
where little cotton Is All eyes arc turned toward
Texas and the crop that state seems 70 he very
promising especially beneficial rains have fallen IN
ing buyers from different parts Of the country be
Ing dryroods market hut there seems 20 te no
substantial evidence Of their determination 90 hay any I'M
portant lines. would that thcir arp ar
principally for the purpose - making mia
inquiry regarding the prospects for the fal trade ne
effort the Of drFEoods iohbris 70 get ~
surplus stocks by special sai"s tends 10 nnf'e
situation and lead buyers To- believe that theN can
gain by awaiting further ccNclopme'S Az
81 a bad effect the Eastern cotton mills ana
in turn has depressing the cotton market
Receipts Al ports TO-DAY l.1+4 bales. asains
60 bales last week l5an bales last Receipts az
the ports for the 1865 bales. against lS"t'
bales last week 1876 bales year. Interior receipts
for the week 14G bales. against . ii2 bales last
week | a6S bales last year Inferior shipments. l3i"b
hales against 10 bales las; week % S3G bales last
year Interior stock $500 bales against 5Gs>I bales last
week and 40 100 bales year Southern spot markets
generally quiet and unchanged
Opening. and Today and closing BIDS inc
49, Non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June Is. 1894
BEANS AND PEAS Market higher for nearly all kinds
Of domestic beans Exporters have paid So 7OGs2 ~ %
for red kidney. and choice lots
the outside figure. Marrow have advanced to g5lfS1
sparngly offered. White kidney. yellow ey. md
lima about 30 higher. More doing imported bean. nnI
feeling steady. The market * helped by DELAY In
the arrival Of the steamer Scotia We quote: Ieans
Marrow. choice per bush s. 95as3: do medium g. DO
pea 81 o. do white kidney. 81 25uS2 b. do red kidney
81 I5aS2 -. do. turtle SOUP 81 o3at2. do yellow cye
81 3Jn$2 A.. do. lima, California 60 iD 81 2OaS2 ~
DO. foreign, marrow 81 3o@s2 5o do foreign. medium
81 4jqsl 60 do foreign. 81 6jpsl ga green eas
bbs 81 07Hqsl 10, do bags. 81 o2kasi ~. do scotch
81 22hG<l -.
BTTER-The weakness In fine creamery DEVELOPED YES
terday followed by decline to-day the marie,
exceedingly dull Speculation has been suspended
for awhile and receivers secure custom
for the surplus regular trade requirements Under
grades u creamery and all sorts Of Imitation
creamery and factory are queter but are not
over plenty. and maintain fairly steady position
We quote Creamery. state. Pennsylvania or Western
eNtfas. d. Isle. do. nrsta. lTMi7i.c;
l5lsTi6lc. DO thirds is0l5c: state dairy half nrhn
tubs. extras. i7i4mltc DO seconds irss. i4If7c:
do Welsh tubs. seconds To hrsts iIGiGsc dairy tubs
thirds. l3c: Imitation creamery hrss i5qiGc: do
onds. l2ql4c; Western dairy nrss i4ai5c: do thirds
To seconds l0ni3c: factory. nrkins extras 141c: do
tubs extras lac; do nists 3di3isc; do. thirds
onds. Sisq2c Old buer-Creamery. lOisai2c; Western
dairy factory. odlic.
CHEESE-Exporters had orders for large size
full cream cheese than they could find to-day
docks and platforms have been entirely cleared tho
market closing steady Part skins were slow and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Liverpool June ~ . - :? Reef IN poor demand
extra India lull 7Gs ~. prime meas dun AZ 80
81 Inrk 10 r.or demand. prime moss. Wefi"rn hns.
duil g. - d. medium. d4 NJ jss 81 Hams IN NOD
demand. short al.I' - - 10 n. nrn a. 4us
Bacon 10 demand. Cumberland ca. about = 20
., ga short rh. about > n. rrn ~ Dos
g. .ng clear rilii~s about - - rrm ~ 81 81. lons
anI mid l'ea about - y. Nrfu a. Els 81
Shout crs about - Is - 0rm A. 3os O. Ch"c@" IN
90 .l.-.fe demand Amer m finest white AM c'l're J
'll a. TaU.w ~ .o.r demand. Tfr1" city si"ndy
-. ~ Spirits - iurI"n'u" 70 noi"ra'" demand.
nominal Resin do-a'e demand wm'n s'"a ~ a.
.s .rrccl .I Liverpool refined '"aif n us
Iari Spot poo demand. futures IN no d'mnnd pin"
V..r.rr af.f Inu n .l.a 81 Wheat IN poor demand
:. rol vsrter Iuii o 81 Flour ~ poor demand -
f..rI. fancy winter efendf ~ - 81 corn 50 AMI
,Yr~- r r1o!errto demand ulvel Western spot steady
~ 81. ,l june sfo.l' 3s SIT. July s'~af A. b -'i
,,y,tat ..slv NJ g. SaA Hons % London Pacific Coast
Ia f.. I.fafc demand. NrU 40 - l1Huii -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

the day The queter. little LOT OF No
cold nj 45-.c early In the elevator: loads at iosa &c
I'm store 45isG 3a.c delivered loads at &c
oyer July free board. anoat end Of June, ana '"o
bush yellow SIC arrive; loads u No I'm
al PC July sold. board. anoat early july
loads for export OAIS-Ihe mark', our
Ing the higher further adverse ahv'rs
as 70 the appearance Of the growing crop Inc Ight
receipts expectation Of small movement from ht
hands bad crop conditions. have been max
ing July very and deliveries nav" been
especially strong Toward midday however there was
reaction In prices. although trad" was light Inc an
sence continues quite serious Influence against
tho crop all through West. There great many
nivces received from various parts or me WI
taking q'c a radical view tn" amount Of dam
the growing Of oats some OF me i'l-
vatc advces and Nebraska that catu" are
being the fields of oats. AMI that there Is
scarcely feed that 10 maintain the stock
IN good condition The high prices, however ~ when
cash oats arc selling the fact that June oats are
corn and for July are NC over July cora
f,r mixed naf4 and white oats. a1d that cash
oats are 3d3sc over. and No whit" 4pi'sc over No
corn are certainly points some hesitation not
uifhstandng reports regarding the growing
crop Cash held higher to-day on small
supplies CARROTS Of sold at iS9n NC In elfrator
and 30 delivered: 5000 bush 40 white sold At 90 In
elevator closing 0tc bid 5000 bush No " white Al
i0c: 5000 bush track white n i0H53isc. and cars
liked at sc NJ NJ Maik' Hu''' UT
graded Western GjTSoc: Canadian. Pprc; sN.roweh NJ
n Sc: two-rovc1 IA RAl.I.fl Maik ~ qne''
40 > Milwaukee, GGN61c. ungralel Western, ~'a"'c
We give for comparison closing prices Of the pre-
lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


- '''E' juno 49,
upr,-rs ne-.ff'a $50 Gays. 3.oii head % rars
- s',,rh.e-.-. b, me- use ioi cars fr expiration
.fv. , r drsssel quarters md - Tor the mar
1e, Tr,de was s,'u anA me mako, Ia lower N
steers AMI ~. cars were u.,d tho close Ordinary
- mime n1,o steers sold 81 i3GSl - pcr 100 10
s,en ana .'nss 10 81 ~put3 - bulls ~ g i'FN Ia.
s2rts ~. ci'y dressed native sii"s IN wlea,?
request 5uNt,r fer r. --latest enh." nifl''H t'p,I
improve ncn' IN f0frs'ra'ed tc"f Mn n',
90 ps per ~ nri American ~""rr s"l5lnS M 49,.
ole o.. mattel ar''."l ,..,11 NV
hall 'nK's Ou' - ca'" ~ " - Hl'I'ia5.., -. a.
'h~ lcfufinr " a carry '-' 'a',H n.y. e,r,',-',.
f.r Nrnh SOB t.''.e 'f j @H"'..'r * --.....,,,,
49,, ..t.. rar4 $50 qu1r'ers . ut fr S'h"a- h'rhi
d. s4ltferrr- pri fUe 'ns'.nlfc1 Nfw WI n4-' ~.
IN r.'fs - Pc '"lf nlI ~ fiN.' "lN,.-
fh Iguer's fr.rn 'ie Ir fr 't" "o"N "nng S,'u'laY
ia cattle $500 4glrfe-. = h''f arl ! 81" -h'.p .
~.l'f f rftiff- ,'.l' ,'''I'- 49, g.. -, y,
% s. p. ~ ;. ~. y - ~ 80, - , Us 90 =,
"a, :. ~, ~ 1870 y 80 - - i Indiana g. - j.
- ~ ~ i. i2 n ~ - =" - ffl.A a., ~ a. ~.
- s. -. s'ng. 80 y ~ - . ~ -, u,
$ So fuI-. l~l' r. ii - - ., 80,
3 - -. l'tg y ~ =. 3d. '''' 49, ~ y"
y a. - " q, :. - ~ chicago .,ee-. 1900 y, at
" So. - y. 49," ~. - 40 ., =, Z, -. IA an
~ I". l"2' ~ ~ - 80, ~. u, q % ., a ma
custer III go ,.., ., 80 q. - in A. lee,s ~ A,
T. az - -. - :, 80. ,'f.i 10, ~ a, 81 p
~ ." ~, %, uq, - n, g. 4, > STATE DO 1870
10 "t - ,'.. - ,,.,.,,o .,..-s 1864 10 A, S, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo June l5-Spring whea-Demand for spot light
dali sales 1900 bush No hard s6l.c 600 t bush
do CGi5c 5000 No | Northern. 6ohnboHsc LOSING
10 / hard spot 66ssc do {. G5Ssc; No ! Northern
spot 65isc: do T. 64Ac Winter wheat dull lower5
No red Soc No white &c. Corn dull. weak; No :
yellow acc No corn &c No G 0g1. t an
active and firm: sales track. No white. 4sc
i car No 3 white 47%c: sales store 5000 bush No :
white 4INc; 81 900 bush No 3 white 4ibc 10000 bush
do sc Rye Sales cars No 2; 55c IN store; flour
steady: fair demand unchanged. Mil feed steady. I'M
changed Canal freighs lower; wheat 2&c; corn 2'sc
o New-York
baltimore June 5-F1our dull unchanged: sales Ooo
bbls Wheat easy: No red spot and Juno. 9s+y5ssc;
July 50Q5Ohc: August Goaeo,,c September. 6l.qol,.c;
steamer No red San d55c milling wheat by sample o,n
COO stock 4os3iI bush: sales 10000 bush Corn dIl
Southern corn by sample 50r bid DO grade $4,000
stock Ii3 i23 bush: sales 5000 bush Oats nrmer NO
white Western i9c No mixed DO iO'saFc stock
80 100 bush Rye dull No 2 55a56c stock. 0.4e bush.
Uov ouiet UNCHANGED Ocean freights dull! unchanged
cotton steady mlddllngs 7hc. Butter firm fancy cream
cry iSdl0c fancy ladic l4qi3c: store packed lOq8c
Eggs at 1ic sugar hrfn; granuated' fsc' Other
articles unchanged.
Chicago June i5.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
FOR REMOVING JOHN L. MELCHER.

Argument heard by Surrogate Fitzgerald
to-day upon the application of Mrs Paran Stevens,
representing her daughter, Mary Fiske Paget, for
the removal Of John l.. Melcher as one of the ex-
ecutors and trustees under the will OF Paran
Stevens. The motion presented by Hoadly.
Lauterbach & Johnson. in the interest Of Mrs.
Stevens. and was based upon aftidavits tending TO
show that for some years Mr. Melcher has been i'm
provident with the money that he has had in his
hands. and has been In the habit OF gambling and
wagering the races
George Zabriskie. who represented Mr. Mechc:.
declared that the accusations made concerning Mr..
Melcher's gambling habits false. and he had
opportunity TO present afiidavits 70 refute the
statements that were made in support OF the
motion
At the conclusion OF the arguments Surrogate
Fitzgerald gave the counsel opportunity to put
in additional afidavits and reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The matter OF the petition OF Civil Justice George
F. Roesch for the removal Of Assistant Clerk Alex
ander Bremen for his alleged absence for four days
without permission. the argument upon which was
mad last month, has been referred by the General
Term OF the Supreme Court to Charles II. Daniels.
as referee
Argument was heard by Judge Iacombe In the
United States Circuit Court Yesterday regarding the
Injunction applied for by the Mergentha!er Linotype
Company restraining the Monoline Composing Com
pany from manufacturing their machines, on the
ground that there infringement eight
separate patents. Judge Lacombe took the papers
In the case and reserved decision
The General Term OF the Supreme Court yester-
day afternoon rendered a decision affirming the
conviction OF ''Dr" Sarah B. Chase. who in
dicted for granddaughter Jointly with former Com
missioner OF Arbitration Florence +. Donovan and
"Dr" Frederick Diener, for having caused the
death by malpractice OF Miss Margaret Manzoni.
OF Brooklyn. some months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aronson Harris. and wife to T Mathew. i'' 90,
eth-ave yenrs .......,..',.' s''
Hi1 osIi, Io? ss Z, e, a a 81 a u 's. IL
Baves Nathalie 2 to george II Butler. 5 -,
campmnn. Helen d. 20 John 4 s,ewar, Ct al.
trustees NJ ii6 East 7lst-st. ! year.......... io'
S. 20 Il II Lcxins,on-ave. ! year.......... q
c9nkns May u T'ls GaaT2n'e e,- and trust IS,
Dudensing Richard. ct al to Carl Fischer -.
2d-ave. 25. II It OF ioist.st. years. i2C
mnnn and another. courtlani ave Years so
Del Castillo Ma'hilde P 70 Mutual I4t We, ln Y%S.
Ersklhe' David. and VIE to y ii Er.kine. IS :,
Flick. Samuel and wife - Hannah Bierhoff No 4
G31 sS iis'' Fsher ear 70 Leonard trustee.
10 1871 Gi1'on,s, ye1 T,,i,or, v,.,eo,ic -
i,oth-s, 3S3 q " - Ams,erdam-ave. 3 voar-.. IL
Same 70 William Cutting trustee. l49'a-s,, .,
3io (, u Amsterdam ave. years ....... H.
Same 70 Caroline Enss. n ii9th-st 3i7 q o, a.
Hc-shheli Levi y 70 Greenwood Ceme'ery 40
2o7 Diyision-s' No 2io and 2is East Broadway =,
uoT yssss Richard " 20 Patrick Mnehan isoih..
st. n 5. $50 (, " Of Amsteriam-avr mort .,
cages. demand .................:. ;..:....... a.
Kahann Fr"TcE % Ip,e-ra'oosI c9T's".
2tave. 25iI Il n q ioist-st years. demand 70
K I7atHir Edward. and wife to Harriet over:
hiser. n 6s,h-s' 6s Il q Columbus-ave. Il.
Leaycra,i ] EdsaT. ana wife . Hannah 4 Bsne- :.
dict ilth-ave - q ~ lI>'h-st Z wears. =
McC'alum. John. 70 Broadway Savings Institution, :.
lOth-ave - :, q l6th-st . vars.
McKelvay. John and wife 70 4 Ewald > cor -
ner ~ 6sth-s' and Amsterdam-ave. | year..'. j.
McBirnery. Joseph L. = VI F Payson. II west a..
36th-s, years. mortgages .................. D.
Perlhcfter. John r. and wife - Caroline Herr-
mann and another Courtlandi ave. Dob X =,
~ 3d-ave. years ......-.. -. -. -. .
Rot'mann. Henry Ir and another 70 II II Heet
and another is'th-st. :. 100 = of lo'n-a'e' o
Steiner David and wife % New-York LIE In ,oo
surance and Trust Co 1886 5th-ave. years.... NV
Schultz. Joseph. and wife 70 the Greenwich say,
ings Bank - Crosbyst. and ~ Mari9n-sI al
sel,z Frank A. 10 W Parker ani another, g.,
2Oih-st 206 n W ~ BroadHay years - Va
Sills Gertrude l.. and another 20 Mary l. smear,
isist-st $. 100 II u Auiuhon-a'e. ana o'ne' &
property. years. v
schmuck Bertha. to 23d Ward Land Improvement
Co Vyse-ave =. $50 q : of Charlotte Place :,
schmusg. Francis and wife - Alphonse =
Fteley 7fth-s,. II II ~ Avenue \ years "
Schmuck Bertha, 10 18th Ward Savings Bank, =,
Prospective. 8. 225 n of 1876 hist year y
The United Electric Light and Power 90 20 Onlpn
Trust co. n 2sth-st i25 {, Of lsi-ave ana
other other property AL r'k"'S ana 5000
Tone Theodore +. and wife % Hamilton BANK
i30th-st. corner OF i2th-ave and other prop "a
erty. year.
Van Siclen g. and another % W Cas'r'e an AZ
other. executors. " corner shave ana -''"- 81
Williams Joseph. end wife - r W Williams "a
No S33 West il2i-st. years .................' w.
Wood Esther A. to Robert Carter. llithsI n,
Qs II OF Pa-k-aVe, .............t...'' v
Whitfield Joseph : 10 George McAneny : ga
tNth.s, 100 q W n 3i-ave 3,mortsases. years 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ssth-st :. ioie # Of 4,h-sve. IGxloos:
Benjamin " Brown. referee. 70 Oscar Taus.
ssisst 5. s22 II OF shave % ixloos sam:
ss II sss s. 1883 +, Of shave. % xcos
sth ave. :. 247 +, OF ll?,h-st 257xloo; EdwaI
9Iihst. $. 5i9.1l Il Of Amsterdam-ave l7e1
lool1: William w Graham 70 Emma Graham
iox irregular; Wilbur Laremore referee. to
courtiandt-ayc. 5. l:5 # n Of Nor;a 9d-aye, Ok
r4sthsst. $, 800 n W II cour,land,- ave 2ii
1866. John II Green and wife to William Vein.
Morrs-aT emu :. Is II Of ie2d-si. 2jxloo An.
Lot 2ss. map Section 4. Nyse estate, belonging
10 23d Ward Land Improve ment co: 23d Ward
Land improvement 90 70 simon salz............
Lot is6 same map: Same 70 William Stevens.
lot pa same map. same 70 Patrick Sulliyan..
Lot 800. Section r. sane map; same n Anton
schcmbucker and wife. .................,......
vyse-avo " S.. so 9 : q Charlotte Place. ?5x
vyse-ave. :. $50 Z, $ Of charlotte Place. 5ox
I0o: same - bertha schmuck. .................
Payson to Joseph l. McBrnev..............
2d-avc. " :; 25.ii q \ ~ loig,-s,. 75xloo Fred
Lot 40 50. map Of El,ona c,c Elizabeth r
e3d-st. :. 40 = " n Ams'ord1ra.aye. 25xioo:
Clark Augustine and wife % Walter Il Smith ?
69'h.st. $. 60 Il q Col1m3us-aye. 3jxi005:
Edward Fitzpatrick and wife to Harrie, Over
cs sIsG- 10 25o. ph'ip N Plat, to Matthew
Eas. Broadway. No 2oS: ARu.lar Free Library
Society Of York 70 Hebrew free School
Association Of New-York. Observation-Disclosures.
Bank-sr No 1871. G H@rbermarn - al 70 Helena
crosby..f. 10 81. ard 80 % Marions,: Rebecca
Lichienstein Joseph Schultz. ................
i2th-st. n s 2OS.8 n = Broadway 50xj2l
Willard Parker and another. executors. to .,
Frank Seit1. .............. 10
54th-s, n g. 80 n II 9th-ave. 2jXi0Oj. John
7 Englehari % Daniel Engl"hari .:.:..s..:,.:.
42is > leo n u lOth-1,e. 20XJs Q. Jennie
Byrnes 20 Margaret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9th ave s. ~ q - 5f'h-s s.. - 9xI0. Edward
q Ai.iorf - Simon Fei~' ...... ..........
80 hist, = iI5 II # 5th-ave Plaza VIII h plat
t. 3,5 II % 5'h-aye j0NiOoj. coils
Huntington 10 Ncw-York Life Insurance CO... 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
OTHER MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

Buffalo juno - Cattle Receipts last - hours 26Co
head. total FOR w"rk thus Tar. 1860 head. Tor same
time last week. i.lGo head. consigned through, ESQ
head. 10 New York lao head. on snl" $40 head.
opened dun ana weak. closed dun with nearly
all offerings "r over there were small sales u mixed
butchers 81 3OaSJ md ~ stOcl"rs 81 25u$2 g.
Hogs Receipts last - hours 1000 head total
thus Gar - 80 head for week. O. $50
head. consigned through head 10 New York 300
5c lowef. clnrcd duh and So lower several loads
late arrivals unspd. good mediums. $5GS5 o. Workers.
* %. ronghs Stasi 20: stacs s3axa 80 sheep and
lambs Receipts last - hours $500 bend, total Tor week
head consigned through 200 head. to New York lioO
head sale 900 head market opened dun and
weaker than FOR common grades and about steady
Tor choice but demand very light good 10 choice 90 M
mixed sheep 81 2J cus Ia fair sln$2 80 fair choice
spring lambs 81 7oaS3 ~ load export lambs
averaging los no sold 81 go market closed very duh
with $500 head unsold
linton stock Yards chicago June i5-Cattlc Receipts
900 head market DUN and weak mmon to extra steers
t1s 81 25asi 81: cal Is So 25as5 10 Receipts 81 800
head: market weak heavy. - i"n$i no common 20 choice
s. 5oGSi Is: pigs Sass sheep receipts 1000 head
market weak inferior to choice 81 3ds3 80 lambs S2g
81 80.
ST. Louis June l5-Catte- Receipts 2s3i head: mar
dull prices lower native steers 81 Ou{4 20
81 Southern steers 81 30 Hogs Recepts 363S
about i5c lower. the bulk ~ tho good hogs sold at
81 -; butchers paid 81 soGSl M for the best heavy:
@"m ss f at T SO at shcp ps' snd Gs"
market very quiet; lambs somewhat stronger and prices
shade higher: lambs. s3asa 37s. native mixed 81 90
East Liberty June lie Receipts Light prime
and 6clf,l' !: ;5Gs2 e Il9f;mReceR;o gGi price.
YotEerp' 81 o5Gs5 -: common to fair Workers
81 o0asi o5. pigs 81 podsi G5. good heavy sows siG
& 81 gooG 81 ios 30 air s. I"s9 TO- yrlihcs So 10
asa 0o lambs. 81 00sl 80
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SUING FOR $4,000 AS DAMAGES.

sealed verdict ordered in the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn. Yesterday in suit brought by
James Thompson. Of Rensselaer, County. 10 recover
$1,000 damages from Isaac y. & Frederick Nor
wood who manufacture buckram and crinO.ine al
Nos. 225 and POS North Ninth-st Brooklyn The
plaintiff Is superintendent Of a similar factory In
Valley Falls and visited Brooklyn in October. 1891
TO discover whether the defendants infringing
on a patent process owned by his firm. He
ranged with man named Curran to be admitted
TO the factory after IT was closed at night. and
while there was set upon and assaulted by the de-
PENDANTS They alleged that they did not know who
he was and as he entered the factory without con-
sent they supposed he was there with criminal in
tent, and had him arrested on charge Of attempted
theft. When he tried before Police Justice
Goetting he discharged
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ANTWERP WOOL SALES

Antwerp, June l3At the wool sales today 400
were offered The selections were good and the
competition brisk Tho tendency OF the market
The sales included 5Gi bales Of Argentine God50
and 2i0 bales OF Monteyideo at 60qi60 francA
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga, N Y. &Spe l5.-Foowing is the Court
Of Appeals motion sa,sndar for Monday. June IS:
Nos 7a5 $50 so5 Soe So s1 81. rS. sl4 ms Sl6 ST..
S1s ST. S ST. 49, s25, SIG. $50. SO. 49, $50. 1884, SS5.
ST. 1856 and $685.