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New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
TIE STATE or TP.IDE.

paliiror-. Juro oI1'rr Gili: uncfansed sniIs sac -
lls. Wheat unsettled and lover NJ itd So an Jun
sQ59..c: July C0',gc0,.c. August GsoGli.c Heii,n
bcr. G2I. u32iac: steamer 40 red %. Q",f'; mHh'
wheat by sample. 57Gfo+c s'oc% 'lil3 nusn: snf e
1900 bush. Corn STEADY. mixed spot f'3qfpc' Jun
45c; mixed. 4Sc: southern corn ,N a'mlr' 4G
tstc. socK. ESQ bush sales 3ool hnSh Oa'S .,m,
No white Western. @9ayac; = n'xsll o." & 4D':e
41i.c: stock - ~ bush. iys dull. y :. '"H'c So"
oco bush Hay steady. unch'nssd o,ea9 frlsh To,n
steady middlines. nc PRO, scaS hrm mss pn.s Gs
sides Sc; sugar-curei shoud'r' SO hams ~
refined lard $40 firm. fancy Creamery lNn ic
fancy laile, Ia. store pack~f .Nilc frFs MN NJ -.
Coffee steady: No :. LiaaljAc Sugar STEADY s'""'
lated 81 , ,, ,o, and
easier Oats scarce. easier. shorts qJrt
steady Butter lu' quiet. creamery. Ne 80 w.
EN- lTGiT..c. Gsiries l5Q lcc theese dnie tr~t y
ern 9a9isc: Western Si.n9c. Es6s him' Eastern -
Western. 12is0iic. 60, g, o., ,.,,
Buffalo June p-SprlnE whea weak; sales lIW" !'l.h
No hard spot G7t 0G7t,c spot; 3Cu bush - NORM,
crn G G7i.c. 300 bush 30 Ca closing - nAil
SPOT &C. No ! Northern CGNc; No hard: T. 80,
No Northern G4.c. Winter wheat dul. 10 r",.
GlGGiisc: 40 white G2E82igc; No extra whn". "c
asked com scarce and hiGhe-; sales. 3"" Lush 70 :
yellow 4Cc 5000 hush No 45c IN store: No y'l
low on rack 4G3c: No = corn. J'gc. oats nm = J
white 4ec: No wIiie 47'ea4Sc No White. tc, ~ :
rnixed 4Gc firm: 51c store. Flour strong MIL
ffeaI s,rrrg canal freghts nrn unchanged
Chicago June 9The leading futures ranged rs follows;
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
MRS BEL4SCO UENT YACHTING.

AND HER HUSBAND WAS LOCKED UP FOR
FAILING TO PAY HER ALIMONY.
Justice McMahon several weeks ago ordered Fred
BelascO the actor. and brother Of the playwright.
David BelascO 10 Iay his wife. Grace Wallace
Belasco s. a week alimony. Miss Wallace for
merly a chorus girl at the Casino. and was named
correspondent in the divorce proceedings OF Byrne
and Lederer. Her husband protested against the
order. he suing his wife for divorce. but
Justice McMahOn insisted that he must pay the all
rnony pending the settlement OF the suit. BelascO
paid the alimony for week or 50 and then de-
faued.
His Wife then secured waran, for his arrest. and
yesterday BelaScO arraigne1 In Jefferson
wife almony. Belasco wanted an examination
at once but his wife, who attired In d fancy
yachting suit asked for adjournment. she
had an engagement 10 go yachting which she could
not break. The hearing adjourned until to-day.
and Belasco who unable TO furnish bail. was
locked up while his wife tripped merrily out OF
court 10 keep her yachting engagement.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE ry

La:or Beringer. brokers' hav. .o,,
Hess to Louis W. Dlnkelsp.e: No. "a crs,, ~, s,as4
ST., four-story house, on lot 2ox,O, s's Jons,
private ieet tern,
Russie g. Barron. builders. h,va No..
vesorH aH 5"1ssr snemcn. MG H P5Sw@ng 5S
William Goldstein has sold 10 ssl sS9 me lot =
$3.50 -h-ixbsx& Zee, -
Mr. kayser has soN for James c,-,.
VI. Br!ner No II East Ninety raelew 10 ",
s'Sry 2Gfqo nS dwsllng on private terms is
fve-s;ory brick fat on 20. 2jxInl UT ,si.' Mchaes ~
east corner Of iexnston-aye and h. ne
n IL. Dreyer has sold for A. "
Martin Relmers plot 5cxl9 feet. in "RRraauHsaln
Rcharl n Montgomery has sold or s,,,,
No. 10 Burng Slip. each plot heinz p .fronts,. sss
for the sum of sil 900 The Buring ABOUT grS
was bought by Stephen A..en. Mrs ZIP properS
fs'r 5orn, n S7 Isl ,bs for ST. s The
has remained In the family ever eli, sin lor MSN al
firm has also sod to John R. Downey 10 ne m n
on II. for $4,000. "0'aea structrSs
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
CHILDREN'S D4 7
PLEASING EXERCISES IN THE CHURCHES.
SONGS AND REGULATIONS By sUNDAY-scHooL
PUPILS-MoNEY FOR EDUCATION


The Methodist Episcopal churches OF this CITY
and i,s vicinity. with two or three exceptions oo-
served yesterday "ChliGren's Day 1t was
day OF genera, interest, not only 10 the cAl.dfeh
but 70 the older peop.e as vel ana many OF '"e
churches had only standing room left for those VINO
went late.
The principal object FOR the setting apart one
Sundav IN each year 10 be known as "Chidrens 5
Day IS for the raising OF funds with which to as
sst in the higher education of worthy sunday
school pupils. and there is every evidence that bet
ter results are being obtained each successive year
The exercises at St Jamess Methodist Episcopal
Church. Nadlson-ave. and One-hurdred- -and-twenty-
sxth-st. were OF unusual interest. This church has
always made the day strong feature OF the church
year The children and B:ole classes assembled al
10 o'c.ock in the handsome vineclad chape. auJoh-
ing the church. The prettest dresses. the brightest
faces the happiest words were everywhere. The
rooms were thronged from nfant-class department
and the intermediary and up the stars mo 'he me
great room apoN1a l4Tse Use IL I, rpc IJavnos and
the superintendent J. a. Tackaberry maTched
they went. The centre OF the auditorium was re-
served for the school. There were some eHceiieht
exercises were closed with brief address by the
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church.
which is now Of the wealthest Methodist
nSr'f Rev pT e e. W W Milard the Rev j. S Stone and
the Rev. l. ]. Paritz-had an attractive programme
Mrs a NJ Woodward and others. 1t consisted OF
music and recitatlons by the children. 4 UNIQUE
aat .dge Of seography and history Of the Holy Land
An ingeniOusly constructed map In which all nstu-
The mountains. deserts, rivers and seas were ~
AT St. Luke's NJ f Church in West Forty first st.
over $50 children were present. and their singing
b ReT The R primary psc
short sermon on the loyalty. patriotism ana reng-
ious prominence of Moses Mr.. Shanacy is the su-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

The market for Brazil coffee shows 10 energy 'nd 'e
%.s. = 5',s tef Hs sa'5, no,q!%a Ma d
market ruled s'"a!y with some small business undr way
exhibited in hc aouf marrrt o,"y nhongh "a, ser'i5n
H. wh,at 'Gn9. & cpnsd@,ay 10 o ,r-,ic' % nar snrs
- 5aSi - ,' ,h.. srralrht. 81 55as2 ~. 100
$50 o. '5 5 sY'5 & '' ,5s Is al % g. & ','. % 2 100 at
va ~ rs co3s 9i'afs a. - e. 40 hb' Southern noGr az
s. %. .coENMEi, Market aTm saIcs 80 Ilis,
MgA & Maa S6s.. sS, fine VIE s %, o. . "s ,"ST 30
AT 7jai7i4c. com 75a77,tc. ~ 75a7T.c I0orb so8
S2sc shaps S2i.aS7Sr: cy feed at mil Soc wl,S sale,
eoi'SasSci %;s: q oo.l ~. oil meal 81 $5as g.
aaia,on he bull both evening up in an'icra,ion q
crop -port showing condition II .5 r"ay there wa.
fhe openns was a, c dscn- -~@' nsre and % aene n. a"
81 n r wr, ror. G 1n. va; mot not ssce.'r wing WING
and the litrIa buying FOR English account and quite
10Th English sn} 5nncHa Thcrr wa. 81 Su~ '' ilc
d. dsPo,Gn hoSeycr 70 sel 9rs.I, wing = the reports
ctcr and predictions Of extended general rains through
b,en .nr @ p" nE "s rel '%. %a. not "nS mSS nS,' S
position 20 enter the market freely GoveTnment
report was out ana a. result prices worked on closing
81 1916 co~lnr At GI.c snI Dcccmlcr G7aGstc corins
&c. The strength Of the early cables gca rrt
isfac,ion 10 peIlr wh' brl"v" in better market, show
% hfnrd o, cariy adam, quoting lsf,s ana iAveool
rise from last night Il 5q5 marks. The
port was rea, surprise Notwithstanding the reports Of
Na,ioral report showed gain from Sl+ last month
at S asnS IS , yc"r The 'c@S "cs ~"@" %as %1 500 oo
bush FOR spring and winter Tho crop promise on mi.
acreage Is ]4"o.oo lu.h against 10000 bush las,
year on Tho report tho market broke GyNc
for July I'll" report taken Indicating
the last crop report ignored. The fact tina,
several larg" Traders sold all day believed Ivy
many good evidence that the report lenksd go.
cOHN-Thc market for active and lower. The
opening ~ quite sharp decline final OF
last night owing rains and predictions of
Prices sold or about l. bush witt; considerable Iiqui-
dation bv yesterdays buyers. The purely
weather market. although part OF the weakness
crbt"dly due 10 the sympathy with wheat
idea that the rains would be Of material benefit
the crop. and the close quiet Mt c decline. On
the curb prices dropped i.c 4Iic July
4G; FOR September No report expected
day the lIst report f. made July |. Cash
IN moderately good Export demand Shippers took 1000
bush. Sales 1000 bush No 45itc elevator: !
load AZ 4+7sdijc store loads at 45h454c delivered.
loads at 46di6tc free bonri afont load ungrad.d
AT 4i'-c delivered. and ! load high mixed n 45ac
livered oATs-The market In oats was excep
ton the general weakness which prevailed Prices
opened on the rains There quite iquida
tion West and fair amount here would be natural
after such advance has been the past week
The uncertainty the crop rsport vaa Q fAaturs
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
REAL ESTATE TRavsrr,,

Forayth-st. No a. Osias Geller and wiz. 4.
BtfnaTd brlicr ....-................. ="
Monroe-st No 1871; Jacob Miller and VII.
George 7 Bacon. .............." "s 70
StantOn-st. " corner Forsyih-s, 25Y;n.' 49,.
Geller and wife % Bernard Gelier '' Vsas
S'l-ave No AZ: John Mortimer e, al "a cs,ii,,.
Fln" .horAlII't .'..s.... .s............
10th ST. s, 9j.6 II % Avenue o,a,.:;..
R'salie Miller and another 10 Barbara csz.
Same property: Franklin Blschon. execu,o oe'ner M
tlnS1f', 10 sdnp. ................-- N
39'h-st. g. 30 n " of lOth-avc ai,os;o.
Helena Tndu'sch and another to Car, y ~
dutsch Of ri. ................ 'n-
1O2d-st. 243 Il of lst-ave 25xl0O II. WIN
lam Tennessey 70 David Hennessey WIS
Combus-ave corner 97th-st % ixioo. -.
II Felfscher 10 George Engel - JUN
West End-ave. 20 n OF s9th.s, ieecco,
George " Eggers and wife 70 Katie Pov, ''A"'
West Eni-aye $. 81 II OF 99th-st. i6xs0: K,,.
Roy's 20 Mary Weicker Nss
Lots IS and as map 272 lots Ksmn ..,.,.
23d Ward. Ebert o Smith 70 Henry pI,S.'
Same property; Adsiyn NJ Smith 70 .ann. i."4''
Lot "a map subdivision property Of Lyman tn.
fary 23d Ward. part of Fox estate. pa..' .','
Dugan to benjamin r Morrow. ........ .'e
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. June o. p. m.--Consols. l0i for money and
I0i ii6 for account. New York PennsyIvnnia nnl
ohio nr.t mortgage bonds isI. Canadian Pacific. ca.
Mexican ordinary TX. 81 i4al copm2n d2i. NsT.yo
Central per bonds. 5Gis: Atchson common.
st Bar siver-Market steady; quoted at 2sNd pcf
ounce Money y The Of discount in ths
open for both short and three bills is
l-iG0% per cent Paris advcss quote per renes
nj 100 francs 80 cent!raes for the
p. m.-The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
ENGLAND balance to-day IS fl35.00N.
4:3O y. m--Pars advices quote per cent rentes AZ
~ centmer for the account and exchange
London at 25 francs IS centirnes for checka
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

v,ces and manv were disappointed in no; hearing
the Bishop. the Rev Louis Cameron preached;
At Grace Church. where the parshoners had 10
Knowledge that the Bishop was 70 preach. the at
tendance was not as larga as II mign. hire hern
had not the announcement been erroneous me ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. Dr w. Il. hunt
ington. the rector, Bishop Thompson preachins tnn
sermon. \ collection vas taken up Tor the DHneni
OF the schools i'm Tennessee, when the Hi5Aop SAID
were In great need.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
THE COMING BIG CANOE MEET.
PREPARATIONS FOR FIVE RACES AT THE
GATHERING OF THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION


GATHERING OF THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
The really fine weather Of the last few days has
brought JOY 10 the hearts OF the canoeists. who
during the cold and weather OF the backward
spring frettcd and fumed greatly. Many canoes
were out yesterday, especially on the Passaic River
The first regatta OF the canoeists Of the eastern
division which embraces the clubs Of this neighbor
hood vii, be that Of the Knckerbocker Club of this
city. which will be held the North River of the
clubhouse. at Onehundred and ysecond- ST. Sat
urday. June 30.
Commodore Irving V. Dorland OF the American
Canoe Association yesterday went TO Croton Point
TO confer with Colonel John Cockcroft. the owner
OF the point Of land on which the annual NEE. OF
the association will be held from July 10 to 2s.
Colonel Cockcroft Is enthusiastic over the plans Of
the officials OF the association and has shown
strong desire to do everything in his power help
carry them ont II is the first time that the annual
held the HUDSON River and in the opinion OF the
sSas po9 or oee eee spot than
The Regatta Committee. consisting of n. Lansing
& Mass ana r. sOfns hae
formulated a splendid programme of races. Par
These large canoes hold from twenty TO thirty men.
and there Will probably be dozen or more OF these
The holding of the great annual meet In this
region this year Is keeping the local canoeists 80
busy in their efforts to make II the biggest AFFAIR
OF the kind ever held that IT has overshadowed the
either the New York or Marine and Field Club OF
Brooklyn will have regattas until fall The Ameri-
can Canoe Association not only represents the canoe
clubs OF the United States but OF Canada well.
Cupid has been particularly active among the
canoelsts this month. ON. Tuesday last c: V.
SCHUYLER vice-commodore OF the Atlantic Division
OF the American Canoe Association was united
in marriage to Miss Alice Briton. OF Kingston. ont
w j. Stewart and Miss Gertrude Frederlcks promi-
nent members OF the Ianthe Canoe Club, OF New
ark. were welded on Wednesday. Mrs stewart IS
an enthusiastic canoeist and owns the canoe Wa
pitt Next TUESDAY evening i. l.. Dunneil, purser
Of the Atlantic Division. Will be united 10 Miss
Martha Smith. OF Jersey city Heights.
THE Rrtains or at least the canoclsts among
them seem to have received fright over the ar
rival of W. w Howard. OF the New-York Canoe
Canoe Club challenge cup. The London Field
kept such a secret that II barely three weeks
from the day the coveted prize Is TO be con,sfied
FOR when the British canocmen first heard OF his
Intentions The Field" JeDlores the fact that n
much longer notice is not made imperative. IL
sacnns 10 think that there canoes In England
able TO compete with Mr.. Howards specially pre-
pared craft
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
Runs Deliveries delries Charters
Total bbls. .4S3 20J G274S7 l+4 222 J48 II.
AveraRe dav.... co l1N ~ Gil
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETs

Savannah. June 9.--(otOn steady. mddlfng lou
mddng 6Sc: good ordinary. 64c ana gross receipts
l,2j7 bales: sales. 10 bales: stock. 2l $40 bsic~
Nrw-O Orleans. June 9totOn good middilng INC
mddinc l-iGc. low mdding 1916. good oriina ~
CHG. receipts. 2O31 bales: gross
coastwisc 70 bales gales bales: stock .T bales
Galveston. juno H-t'otton quiet mddng i-IGe: low
middlng. Cs.c good ordinary iGc: gross
bales: stock. ii.+29 bales. " ~
Norfolk Jupc 0Cot'on steady: mildling G lGc: low
mddng Gtc good ordinary. Lie. ami gross r.
ceipis ~ bales exports coaswise. "a bales; sales 20
bales. stock. 81 .69j bales.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
RECORDED MORrGAGra

Earnur,. Robert D. to Mary " Shields ,r.c..
etc. Tinton-ave. W s, lsS II Of I61,h.,
year. .................
Burke. William E. and wife 10 F-ederck 7 M
dlebrook. 100 Sullivan-st year. ...... '''''
Chambers. Ellen ". 20 Henry G silleck n p,,s''
gate-avs. s. 260.5 Il n ot l70th-st. 3 month.
Drake Lawrence 70 Carrie r Cas,ras ana a.,
other. ex.cu.n-s etc. 223 and 225 Cherry.s, ana
4S2 and 4s4 Water-st. . morig cages. / and vsar.
Ergei. George g. and wife 10 Lille b Illien,h,,
$50 Columbus-ave. years................~
Gellcr Iarned. 70 Osias Gei,er Stanton.s, .
corner OF Forsyth-st . years..........,.'.
Gerner. Barbara. 70 Title Guarantee and Tr,,t
CO Jo5 East i6tt-s'. / year............
Gruber Anna c. and another 20 Equitable III
Assurance Society. United States and ano,Ss-
05th-s' s. 275 n Of i0ih-av. morgare,'
years ..................
Harrigan Annie T. % William Burke 3e.h.s,
iiO n % Gth-ave year.............
,Havlani John II. and wife 70 Cornelius o Van
Reypen. 32d-st. S. 1925 II W OF sth-ave 4
years .......'' ..s..................
Murray william ". 20 Frederick A Booth ~.
ecutor. Travers- 81. s. ldO II " Of Valentine
ave. wears 80. .s.... .........,..,......
Shook Sheridan. and wife N Mary A Draper
trustee. i45'h-st. corner OF iith-ave and
other property. year.........................
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

Cash quotations follows: Flour was quiet and
dc: 10 8 spring wheat s3as6, tI sampe No red,
SG 10 corn 49, 49, ~ a oats 1:on: tG y \, Ts ra."c &
20 RrmS mGhy seed 81 q nen,nal n "a e' PE , Ps
s.dss daos% s.asd 20 d-y sol'tl .Ioai;!' &:sc
whskey dIsilers finished gods per gai 81 u; suga's
@ - lons r s. sS 81 pg%5noa Dc5 mi t - ne
G9 soi was n5n eNFa fgSs %ae & NE fl % yr
c6cn5a, June oFgE er" aecG,aE ; (. 9scr d. r.
sssm s s. 3a f5 ~ So NE; ,oas WhcS s G b, m
g f7i &c IN ;rsct ;; c1r6 o. IRA s'eey ~ uh
= elevate 4js r@cF ye, e'r e. ~ o,. %'e ,Tns ~.
sl25o family pork. si 30 ceei famly. si5 :" h"t,,e
sai laT1 e for fakes XII bacon s'osay isa.s & mi
sds e " 0Sss sc 'S@T: o} @ JSs r. sc' loose % ao c s %
25G Whskey s'eady at 81 - man, .. -. ao.,,,.,
70 5c.o. aad closed =, 37c sellers SAMPLES were oTeF
c IcF' on iTaGE a[g .n'e1 NG Merhs59 gSs &
extra No O. la5Sc. " 3 3cGi2r Rye. .c loNcr. y, J.
Sc: No wh,e' iI,eGi2, corn ,,cai, 81 81 4,
s. 81. september 81 & r na' seed s,sr5c d1n 81 5oa
$50 NIL s'uns unchang"i ~
Minneapolis, June 9-Hcayy rains IN N..r's,a l..'
al Gsc 9prnsd on mi nv ml'n'ns al ". -'',t.
cash whoa, was steady vim q cars - X northern
s. No-'nern selling a, ':'a5oc iloa! 'cnaii ,~,a,
Patent. 81 ioHs 20, m!scrs. 8 "'p,2 g. -hlm-r'
nrnn. a5"Q'o huk. 81 80 sacks, sh.r'- N"aSll
yellow a7a2'.c. oats hrm. 80 white. 80 go. - %
Philadelphia. June o--rHour- MarRs, orn and on io.
s,ruc,ons from. the mills many desra" hranis . 1en
that can be obtained on general whoe.alr market Local
jobbers. as rule we'll ftocs.i up and dsp sri - ,cf
foreign demand c9ntinnei ilgh,: 80 rcd jans 5'.g
G2,;Gc3c. com declined = 70 n s.r,ric's aolIs
ute u, o1iei Gr Xo mixed ~ l,ai rasc ~ y, ycov
4ea<'3c ne latter IN track :. nil J9ne 20
OaisMarket weak On better crp reports ana .a,f a'"i
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

which restricted trading. The close wa. qnet, at
IN ,~ not decline cash duh! Carlots % NO Z
sl at iS'lc 100 bush track white sold at f'gI1 aa
l track n.ix No > oats were oHeieI at
=, arrive early weak The crop report on oats
was ,asseI rs absurd. showing. It d very nearly as
1ryo an a.rr average Lest "ar. with coui'pn pi -
arainst last y~ar...... AZ ALT-MarHet gl'l' uh
eradal Western. IjdNu" Canadian. NNi,c' SIX .r'W'H
Solf~-.. ,ro-roweG 72G ..... HARLEY Market
nuie.: No = Milwaukee. GGuG'c unsraded WESTERN
t.;uc1c
We gye fr corpa-iron tho coslnS prizes q the pre-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or
PRICES

NcwYork. June o. 1894
The crude oil speculation remains sagnant because OF
the scarcity Of certificates which IN
exchanges But the force u the statistical situation
continues push values upward Al the Consolidated
Exchange this week there 1900 barrels dealt
plcayune that shows the nominal condition u
business but the price ruled sodbDsu00 cents the
highest figures which have allied There
features TO the petroleum situation but steady
and heavy failing on stocks above
The partial returns o the pipe lines In the week of
June indicate "A reduction In the visible
aJooo The figures from June ] to Charters
TO the Sthj. inclusive. are as follows:
Runs. Deliveries. del'ries Charters
Total bbls 20J G274S7 i4+ 222 548 IA
Average per day. GO.03s sSG4l 20GO3 Gs7il
Renned petroleum vas unchanged Al BIS gallon
In barrels. G5 cents In bulk and q - cases az
New York ana $40 cents bhTrcY and 200 cents in
bulk at Philadelphia. Crude oil unchanged al 4
cents gallon In barrels and $50 cents In bulk and
naphtha . 10
Foreign quotations were Antwerp. iiz francs per 100
klos; bremen 4JJ marks per 20 Alos, and london
ll-lCg3 1864 per imperial gallon
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
TIE BISHOP WAS Ar GRA CE. NOR CALrARY

Through some error It WAS announced last week
that Bishop Thompson, OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of Tennessee. would preach yesterday at
Calvary Church. Twenty-nrst-st. and Fourth-ave.
There was large attendance therefore. at the SER
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
TIE THApE Is cHIcAGO.

Chicago June 10 (Spoc'ai From 'h" last price ~ III
Gav wheat fol - almost cents Lusel u t.-"4 -
cent urier Fridlv july orrn"l at Jt ia .''N'"h .'s
and sS7, cofel tHts cents The imi' ftani '"n
sld-rations bear 9n's kansis EcNih 3" am Nr
showed the dr,Ith broken tn Nrti-i i'i-
rcau promised rain for last night I;- mhi"'
showed the of tine realizing sales . RI as ana
waited uHfl i'r fnisN"i
become decidedly weak ana 'h"a tpK nl the "Herhgs
j. beloved TIiiai anl v's'e iaY 81" Ct n'i
100 bushels wheat Tie trad" nl DAY "ns
afraid of Government report Tie p0;ni- on 'i-
Government ali besrish The estimate on tho Wei
bl. was dccreasc of 5DOrvD bushels ~ night The
Government report showing condition for water weat
"A yield $4,000 bushels PAT the July price on The
curb JsA cents
corn was weak mad. by the breaking ~ Western
drout ty realizing long lines July opened ~
~. sold 4llt and 4Oi.. and ciosec AZ 4oA Re
26l th" estimate !qt VI ndoy was 30
cars The largest part of 'hc selling was by shipping
which has been leading the buying FOR the las
weeks samples fraconally lover, cables were
hrn.
Of cents IN price y,stcday with -rrccly any
trading, June which closed Friday An sold ouick
39a and closed at - July sold from - -
closed tho The rains
o drouth crop Samples on At night
Government document making the condition - ant
the Tjl suggested an oats yield or Gsl 0oVOj bush
n provision market. lut packers regOr'eG sudden
improvement III the demand for meat The market
inue1 dull. tho DAYS decline only slight. lofa
showed loss % only lard of only ~ cents ribs
only c.ns from Friday. The hog estimate fp Aon-
day 3G.vO head. for next week lp 900 head.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

Receipts q brrdIgtuns ~ r'eror poInIs ~ -
lat ihrec cphers tOOo omitted. Floor bbls gram Ous
ns follows:
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-11
Nine fire'nen kilied.

MLwAu KEE, April 9.-Nne firemen
are dead. six seriously injured and Mil
waukee's leading theater. the Davidson,
is in ruins, the result of fire which
mysteriously started in the roof Of the
building at 4:20 this morning. The loss
OF the building, scenery and equipment
OF the Liliputian company aggregate
$4,000, on which there is an insurance
Of $4,000, of which $4,000 is carried by
Rosenfeld Brothers. owners Of the Lii
putians. Their loss will be $4,000.
Twenty tiremen were upon the roof Of
the building. working under the direc-
tion Of chiefs, and it was thought that
the blaze was under control. when sud-
denly the roof seemed to bulge under
their feet, and 10 a moment every man
was pitched into the auditorium Of the
theater, some falling into the parquette
aud others upon the balconies.
At ; o'clock tonight the eighth body
was taken out and work was abandoned
until TO morrow. The following is a re.
vised list Of the dead Third Assistant
Chief August Jannsen. Frank MEG urk,
Fred kroesschmuer, Capt. Archie
Campbell. Allie Riez, James G.. Free.
maj, Frank Whine. Thomas Morgan,
John Farrell