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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June l6-2 m.-Beef-Hoders offer freely;
extra India dull 7Gs 30. prime mess dun al rs
9n fof. h9iders offer freely prime Western fine
dulI AT "is 81 do medium dull at 51s Sd ams-Iioders
9ner sparngly short cut. about II 10 10 H. 4Gs
Ofier spaIingly. Cumberland cut.
y 10 ~ 10 hrin AT 32s 3D. short rib
Sos ga long clear middles about Is H. nrn al a2s Ga
II to ~ ~ firm at 3os Cd Cheese
holders oner moderately American white and col
ored dull at 40s alowIIo9crs moderately. -ime
city steady at 2fs 3D. Spirits OF Turpenne- are
not Offering; nominal Cottonsced oil Liverpool refined
steady at Us RosinaHolders offer moderately common
lures. holders Offering prime Western ,no, Si
35s Cd Flouriold offer freely. No red winter dun at
~ Cd Flour-Hoders offer freely So Louis fancy winter
steady n, Ss Cd -spot-Hoders orer moderately;
futures, holders offer sparingly mixed
3s SID dull a "a sd July duii a, "a ia.
August duh at 80 SID Hops London-Pacinc Coast
Holders offer moderately; firm nt f3 I5a1f4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

ers &c. u-',o,-- ducks pair aces,oc; geese
ner pair 75casl 49, pigeons. per pair. 2og3oc
pR ESS E-Veryl few fresh fowls in to-day. ana prices
norr,,v unrnanged but trade dull md some o.s
carried over from previous receipts would be shaded
close out Some cali choice large spring chickens anu
sI,-. :, .ady Dut small and poor dag at low p,cs.
(tolca nearby spring In fat- d"r1nd ana GU
steadv at the recent decline. Squalls dull we Quoe 10,
fresh Killed: Turkeys per NJ 6nsc fowls .a1gotc od
cocks Sc spring chickens Philadelphia 2oqZs 40 Lohs
Island scaied 2Oq22c do Western. dry picked IeNzfc
do ecalded $4,000: spring ducks Boston logIc' 90
Long Island. Gc spring geese, Eastern -oc s4u"'' P
don. 81 JUg$2 80. ~, , ,.r 100
NAY AID STRAW-We quote: Hay prime per - ~
n SOas5c; do No 3 to 40 l. GqI5c; do shipping D1
53.. do clover mixed 55d6jc; do clover no sale. rye
straw long 5OH65c: do short and cats straw. iOa4oc
pOTATOf;S AND VEGETABLES-Arrivals OF southern
new potatoes again very heavy to-day. ana wltn
prospect u continued supplies week stock Is
urgently offered prices. Old almost nominal;
some lots scotch expected week. ana outlook Tor
them unfavorabl4 Ecyptcn onions steady but southern
now favor tho buyers Cabbagos shade easer Cucutn
hers lower String also lower under continued
excessive supply dull for tho ordinary sades
but fancy inquired for We quote" Potatoes Souhen
new per Dbl s2a$2 ~ do secon's 81 joqsl I5 % Ola
s2GS2 So onions. Egyptian per bag. ~ pnS2 10; 90
Southern per halfhbl basket 81 2oasl ~; asparagus
PEI dozen lunches SldS 90 cabhagcs Long Island per
100 s4 Norfolk per Dbl. $lMS2 30 baltimore ~ ~
GSi So cucumhera Charleston. basket, I1casl %;
Savannah per crate OG 5c string beans. per basket
4OR7jc: per carrier. I5cHsl 30. egg plant per
Dbl SiGsG green peas per bag. 9OcqSl H. caunowers
per bill S2QS3 beets per 100 lunches ~ white tuTrps
S2gS3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18


hours ilGo head: total for %ee mus far; ~ s
through 1910 head. New York 2l40 head; on sale
go hcld. market opened dull tending lower Tor al
roeh ooNs S. io IA, tulla g 5oas2 s. Indiana cows
ana heifcrs sold late at 81 sJSt 20 at steers
s. = oxen s. 75qS3 p all II - loads lett over HOGS
eci,s for the last twertyf hours - 200 he1d 'o'a
~ 201 head. consigned through. 500 mead 10 VIH
90 head sale. 800 head market opened SLOW oui
ruled active decline Of 10 ana coSi s's s;s. on
mostly y Sht Workers and pigs 81 - mediums ana a..
MIXED SEQ good heavy 3 4 % rGnshs Stst' I a.
tneriy'fGr hours GOO head total tor week thus far
~ 'Dj head. consigned through 2"n head 20 Ne~ Pr
so head. sale 4o1 h~ad market opene'i Yer! nuII
with no demand source except local nu'chers
and closed very duh with fully ten loads un.old
and the prospects the worst of the season Pic NOM
nlv quoted fair - good miK~i sheep 81 50ft 70 gooi
handy wches So $50 50 o. spring lambs 1893 73 extra
s4gii p yearnss. 81 0oa$3 80 -.,- r...,.,. ,,s,.
nrSc. ti"o prime s. 50gs - god - +oasi 90 good
Su,e stGs IA 81 25g<3 10 .o2 oT IA, , SS%'
10 q IL, lower Phladephas s. e5us3 bssI york
Ys. s. ~, L.. good heavy sass 80 stays az
rough Ws 81 25nt3 IS Shecp-Sup1ly ght: extra - 81
oss 70 gid s. 1908 30 fair s2aoGs2 TO- lambs 50 10
inlon stock Yards Chicago June o-Ca.tle-Receipts
90 head market ,sdy er 90 ns e e1 to sns m
Il 2jGsa IS. calves 50 25g.5 H9ss.Rsce,p,, 2iooo
s or s. 7oas. IS sS " .6ss. 20 Ps. s.s.4
ssSi1s s sssy g. lambs o'; ssass q
louis June Cattle Recei-ts 32Sl head; market
g shpp,ns export steers S, Soa.t So common 10
Stockers 81 t5gs2 70. Hogs-Recep's s3s head mar
SgiH' o.eT heavy $. 'Jgst - mssd 81 . S $50 S
rang~ from & 75as3 70 ard better grades Of sheep
81 75a 50 -. The n'tcr howcyeT we're choice ,air
sheep So several lots q common sheep sold at slgs2 p
per Ion n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

Chicago June II (Specal.-Wheat Yesterday weak
prices declining cent In the first hour. but finally
rallyng little and closing az the put price July opened
5sH. sold between 5Sh. and 574 and closed 57;s
cents. feature the widening Of the Juiy-scp
TENDER spread. The difference at the close Is
Tho first bear Influences rains through the West
but the elevator also depressing influence
there evidently being lot Of July selling brcausc hold
did not know how receipts would stand after July
with the elevators Irregular. Then there
that the elevator pcop" would deliver OUT undesirable
wheat July l. and then possibly post IT, The elevator
people were large sellers Of July only Increasing the
uneasiness 20 these Gables More
showers we're predicted There was an absence Of cash
demand II estimated that the visible supply
Monday would not he over 15o.OOO bushels.
tho rains al the close n showed
good part Of It's early loss recovered July
40A sold between 40ii ana ana Closed iUn BID
The rally at the close the
made FOR 10000 bushels
opened the rains. but c,fC1y advanced
TO the best prices made far. There 10 let up
in the cash demand. sampcs u % higher;
June sold 4ft and closed - cents July touched
1914 closed 30s cents Scpton,ler closed at
30
considerably higher lard and ribs. 10 12s cents
bus settlement was bull help cables
on the curb puts July wheat JGsS. calls 5Si.
cents: puts on July corn were 4On. call IL cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Nov.york luna ff 1904

Ncw-Y York, June 16, 1874.
BEEVEs-Receip,s % cars. 1.4sO head-62 cars for
dressed quarters and 30 for shipment alive. No
trading Feeling steady city dressed beef In moierats
reauost al 7QS.c per n. Todays cable advces quote
refrigerated beef easier az sa9c per No. and American
Gsmpana to liverpool 72S cattle and 22io qrs beef
Mohawk % London; 500 cattle and 20 sheep on ne
Peruvian Glasgow and $50 cattle on the Colorado to
Hull. , -. g.,
CALVES Receipts head. Finding limited. but feel
ing steady Dressed slow JisI7c for country
dressed veals 6Gsgc tor city dressed and idi1c or
dressed hutternilks and little calves
SHEEP AND LAnRS-Receipts. p cars, or o'sIh nead
and counting tho % cars yesterday. there were ~
cars on sale Sheep ruled dull and easier common lambs
were 2jc lower. while good 10 choice do were In iair
demand steady About 20 cars were 70 sell at N:
,yothcrs AZ 81 T5qA common choice lambs at $50
s. ~ Gull sheep 50. Gull lambs az 81 90 dressed NUT
ton dun 5g1iac; dressed lambs slow a. gssG A. ',
average 81 70 per 100 10 2 do 10 10 az ~ 10; ISI
DO 81 ~ at - 62a 232 do 20 10 al 81 37a S1s do %,
10 a; 81 I24. l4i Kentucky DO 90 no. AZ ~ iZs ~
a; 81 5o IL d. o7 10 at 81 90 100 Kentucky culls 81
10 ciins 27s West Virginia lambs; 81 10 At 8 - sT,s
~ 81 Il do lis n. at 81 49, 10 West Virginia DO III
10 WkcPson G. Sherman: 22 kentucky lambs 81 10. at
Newton 90: 22s Virginia lambs 81 10 at - 20 -
DO 63 H. at 81 2j. ,o,
15 & H iS1 ken.s s Ks sas ~ aas
81 ', ~ n a, S. 20. o
a., ig e7 N At ' 81 e yearlings 10 NJ at s.
D. Harrington: $50 Kentucky ,am6s vi 70 az - ~
HOGs-Recelpts. carr or 800 head market noninaiy
would bring s. 6j country dressed firm at 5'aaso for
heavy 70 light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The market FOR cotton contracts wa un'a'ef
q decline lg2 points August selling on me eau
OF LIN. lG the rang" Tor the day that month u"
ing 5lia7 10 closing 7.l6a7 II. ana n"i ! - ~
all positions II ga points Tho Iik't ~, .eI
There seem To- no Influences work ousia" 81 m"
weather reports the South Liverpool was ihf'A "
lower but spot cotton vas unst~nt'i
though sales 1000 bales. Taking The weather
pro cincn IN crop prospects owing to IN" warm and sea
There however many 'piIp'hh'N -
by the droufh. but II s. admitted max WIN goo.
rairs the damage will h. repaired The Galveston ana
Memphis districts report god fainS ana thrr" are Pt'
thunder showers IN tie cff'h hrI' 4"-.i"'
Weather Bureau report gives m" rainfall az in" c"'
ton POINTS as follows: Galveston. -. Little f1ch -
Meu.ph.a % Mobile. trace. Montgomery. ~. N'W'
leans 81 Lttc Rock reports nc t"nprrh IRE ii."' y"
"a degrees ,;a. c.fon S. Memphis - - 90. hni-
r,ory ~ .. Co. New orleans. - % ~. Nio"s.F w y"
Is. Atlanta. &C. and Auxl~a. - o. o. lii" ii"i
Chronicles weather T"'ri''i Wy IN iif' '''
ins denote fnat ~ 'he Southwest neg" mas trh ~
rof .nrlll rain tie as. %" r'iuaiui'r = ~"
cotton bolt me weaihc- been dy. rule ana mo
ur. Is needed lml'r Z sections. Nor" pri hiF
along tho Atlantic. Temperature has hecn hgh"r Adtl
from Texas very satisfactory The 'hfnhl''r
m NJ ~ mo visible supply 4 cotton At all T'rte soNs
II or ha IS agalus, is351a bales last },at ""N'-
halo-s IN iS2 and 2in - iai's IN lS" Ih- th'"s
d-rca~~ - T'4N3 tn~s n'pnr~i WIN u nm i
cease . - sos bales ia" The 'la! r"p's rom
tho PLANTATIONS since ST "rnler J. iSa Vete %. .ps
iaief AGAINST $50 tni~s 1892 i3 ana tl'2 l''l
bales IN 1891 Th- weeks net overland IL 'ii'N'
clrr.ioniing tine l1s' fcr Tho MT overland ~ 1.f
., la', - vs. decrease from }far ago - 80" "--
There came srat during tho wck i"l'I "a - aRA4-'
is 325 bales same weck l'.J nnl nc In i'as' 10
opening RANGE s1-laJ AMI eos'Ag bll' '"'
a an follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
HOysTGYOR SATOLLI LAYS A CORNERSTONE

Red Bank y. J.. June 1.-THE cornerstone OF
St James's Roman Catholic Cathedral laid
this afternoon. Fully 5000 persons witnessed the
ceremony which was performed by Archbishop
Satolli, OF Washington. The cathedral is located
on Broad-st. the centre of the town. Previous
TO the exercises there was parade, in which the
Catholic societies OF South Amboy. Perth Amboy.
Lakewood Atlantic Highlands. Kcyport Freehold.
Mattawan Seabright and neighboring parishes
participated Two canopies were erected on the
cathedral SITE one being occupied by Archbishop
Satolii and the other by the Very Rev James A.
McFaui administrator Of the diocese The latter
made the address of the day. The paraders num-
bered about 800 The music was furnished by two
drum corps and a cornet band OF sixty pieces from
the Mission OF the immaculate Virgin OF Lafayette
Place New-York City. The marshal OF the day
was John Bennett. who was assisted by several
aids. 49,
The new cathedral when completed will have
cost about $50 900 1t win be OF brick and stone and
Will be OF modern architecture st. James's Parish
is the oldest in Monmouth County The visiting
ciergymen present to-day were Fathers J:
1mboy: M c. ODonneil. OF Keyport w. p. Cant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

- ,cct-l .~p eNpf'pe- The usual Saturday Qu''-
M'hNS'I' N.NN "a. ycek closes COM
700. ,.,.-.g.,,, ,,rkot The tone u the market
.,c,lv while graded
i't 'h' o'''r' ,,.,,tr, We quote. New-Orleans.
.I' w, Ii, - 80 common Oai5c: fair 10 prime.
-. otl. omen kettle good. 23g
-. ., c,otrr 2pd3Gc Bar1adocs. &}p25c. Porto
a.. 'a.5sqc. sYRf'Is Sugar. ordinary to common
-, ta N''r - cd linlSc. piime % ca0c". l"GZZc
II sToRf.s stock r sin 1fol4 hhls. iurpfn.lh
80 81 ,.r III .iIs Tho market was without
49,. for shirts iurrenflne and was quiet at 3V.e
,"' 80. ,'.lD y.,. '.y. iu' - - ""QSl - i'f
>, ,'..l e,raln.I
OTIS TN, tone u a." market is called st'n iy ou no
l,,stpe.. tuer Hud rnfinS ht the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. June i6-Flour dull. unchangedi sales 10
bbis Wheat fairly active and lower 81 ana june %
53i.c July 5sa.45S%c. August t9+sG50.c. Seltehiuc
GOisq6lc steamer No rel 5is4dilc milling wie@' pS
sample 57G1Dc. stock ;N5 $50 BUSH sales f"Nn push
Corn easy; mixed spot. 46ni6l,c. June. 4oc bi' Juy
$50 bid southern corn by sample 47sffc do on graz
4s zoe stock ~ 40 bush saiea 1000 bush oats hrm
go demand No white wes'ern. $40 i'c; - mNci
Wos..rn 4Gied47c. stock 81 ~ uush. k"e slow No
5515cc stock 4Qis bush May steady unchanged Coffee
drm No : l6c. other articles uncnnrg"d
Tcs,on Iune Flour q,ct. steady Corn scarce
and firm Oats Shorts steady Provisions steady
creamery la l.c, western 10"
Is. doires iG.5l7i,c Cheese quiet hes: Northern
~, dSc Western sagc. Eggs quiet and easie-
i3uTalo June l6-Spring wheat-Lmits higher, demand
light: sses-lOO,0 bush No hard spot Co.. So" %
ci : CSC CIosing-No hard spot. G'sc, do C. ! T.
GGs.c No Northern spot GGisc do c T. N'tc Winter
wheat dun. red. 5gisc. 40 ! White. % &C .'rh
lower store No = yellow I3'z':
10 2 corn AZ. q44isc No corn 4ic In store; ~ :
yellow ,6isc: No yellow. Sc track. oats strong
sales No white -. ~ miN'i - On 'i.'N
900 bush No white store 47a.q4>c 300 bush y {"
ySi,c AZ % 600 nusn do selected 4i>-C k>" quiet
10 2 S5c asked Flour quiet unchanged MI.
foedc light. Canal reightS STEADY. wheat
oAc. corn. 2izc NewYork.
Chicago June lG.-The leading futures ranged as io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
The REV. MR.. PUTN4WS ACTION
HE HAS GONE TO TIE COMMENCEMENT OF
BVCKNErI. UNIVERSITY-ACTloN OF
HIS CONGREGATION.


BUCKNErI. ADMINISTRATIONS OF
HIS CONGREGATION.
The Rev James W. Putnam, pastor OF the Trinity
Baptist Church. in F1fty-hfth-st. near Lexington
ave. did not occupy his pulpit yesterday, but his
place was filed by the Rev Mr.. Guernsey.
Az the close OF the services the church members
were requested to remain Tho OH + this reques,
was made apparent IN an explanation which 1t was
deemed worth while 10 make Of the pastors a0-
sence as otherwise 1t might be thought he had fed
the city or was keeping in hiding - avoid arrest
upon mis- rImorel Indictment for malicious libel
II was explained that he left the city on saturday
night In order to be present at the commencement
ercises of Buckncl University, at lewiston Penn
of which he Is a trustee. His departure had nothing
10 do with his alleged Indictment but 1t was Sald.
was pursuant 70 a plan he had arranged several
DAYS ago He would. 1t was said. be back on
Thursday or Friday. and then be prepared TO meet
any charges the Grand Jury anybody else might
make against him.
Meantime the church members were urseu pS
those addressing them. but whose names were with
held not TO let their trust in their newly CHOSEN
pastor waver. II was represented as very c;earIy
the fact that. II any Indictment had been iounl
against Mr. Putnam, 1t was the unquestonei Worh
O! the Rev Or. Daniel {. Potter, OF the baptst
Tabernacle ,, - ,,,,,,
AS a manifestation Of their continued confidence
in Mr. Putnam and their dislike OF Mt. fGtter, II
was voted TO rescnd a resolution 10 SEND deeSdte
10 sit In a council be held OF Baptist churchcS.
Tabernacle Church is 70 be represented In the coun
Gil and because the members OF the lrlnly 1huI Cm
have made up their minds 10 be connected III no way
with the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Biglin. Matthew. and wife 70 Patrick Good.
man. n 3 sOth-st. l9S II Of Ave A. 10 years
Brickner. William H. 20 George " sverhorn
No 1873 and 1894 Bowery. demand. ............
De Miranda Luciano G., 70 William Holbrook
referee. 23d-st. 1889 T. u Shave
years, mortgages. .-.... ....,.....
Fincx. George. and wife TO the Title Guarantee
and Trust co. l2Gth-st. s o corner u 81 Nicho-
las-1ve. year. ....-.-. ..-................
Ham. Hermine. 20 Solomon Moses. exr &c IS
lsThst 100 q Of llth-ave. 3 years. ~.
Heard. William. and wife 70 D Winthrop
et al. exrs Sc. Renvickst. 1914 It n Of
James T Kemp 20 The Equitable Life Assurance
Society. United States. i3oth-s,. n 5. 1897 It
Of 7th-ave. 10. 2xS9 II. 70 years..
Jackson. Joseph r. 70 Edward Tipping. No IA
West I6th-s'. year 80. .......... ............
Lynch. Elizabeth. 70 Israel Goodman ct al.
No 2O3 Eiizabeth-st. 5 ears............,.....
Lang Flora. and another - Thomas Brady
and another. n i0sth-st. "a Z, u 5ih-avs.
= years. .sss''.''
Lichtensteln. Rebecca. 70 the Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. islst-st, d Watsworth-
ave. year
Reinert Ed,th A. 10 the New-York and Wake
field Cooperative Building and Loan Associa-
ton. kirkside-ave. 80 q n q Wellesley
81. instalmen's ......,......-- .............
Siesel. Louis. ct al 20 Harvey Johnston.
49th-st 225 p . 81 9th-ave. years............
Waddeil william. 70 benjamin Yates. i2th-
St 1875 u Of 7'h-ave. year.................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
SOUTHERN COTTON. MARKETS

Galveston June l6-cotton quiet: middng I-i6c: low
middng exc. good ordinary. 7i6c net and gross re-
oepts 200 bales: exports coaswse. 73i bales stock
Is i23 bales
Norfolk. June 10.-Coton finn: middling 3-iCc: low
mddilng Gfc; good ordinary. l-l6c: and gross re-
81 bales exports coaStwise 2ST bales sales 472
bales; stock isOsl bales.
Savannah June is-Coton dull: lower to sell: mddng
TAG; low middling. G1.o good ordinary 6hc; net and
receipts CSC bales exports eoastwise rs baies
sales, 10 bales; stock II. Isl bales.
New Orleans. June l6.-Co,ton dull and easy: mid
ding ii8c low middling. 1Slec; good ordinary 6Hc:
receipts 564 bales gross 665 bales; exports coast
wise 1888 bales 100 haies: stock. IS. bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

we'll, Of Long Branch: J. A. Lawrence, OF Brades
welt; E. r. Eagan. Of Seabright 7 A. Roche, OF
NJ L. Glennon. of Asbury Park; Richard cream,
OF Elberon J. j.. F. O'Connor. OF New Monmouth .n'
sand dollars was taken mp. This morning Arch-
bishop Sa TOLL was the guest of d. T. Cooney' at MS
summer house. near Fairhnven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,


Benjamin l. H. Trask has purchased ,o,.
In the south side OF Eighty eighth-st. 100 fs.. Ou
OF Fifth-ave at a reported price OF us0n
Charles F. White. broker. sold for p r,a,~
Hannah Gray. a three-story double fat ana
.5x15xs5 No: s21 Amsterdam-ave, for ~ m Store
Emanuel Strauss has sold to Israel iow.n
the dwelling house No. 800 West Thirtv. ,sansteil
Thomas j. Mcclure has sold to Conner R,o;sst
the five-story fiat and store at the southwes,
OF Amsterdam-ave and Eighty-ninth-st. q s s1sssr
100, for $4,000. "' ~exSSy
Charles Kaltenbach has purchased q, =,
tenement and store on lot 25xlOO feet on nrs.ory
terms prvau
Mr. Judson. the builder, is having plans dr,,..
the erection In Ninety-fourth-st loo feet W.. lor
West End-ave., OF eight four-story American s!
ment houses sixteen and seventeen feet fron, ose'
at a cost OF $4,000. eaca
Warren & Sllken have sold for William a Al.
son, No. 400 East One-hundred- and -twentvenrnoeh
a four-story brick fiat for about sl4006 "sest,
John H. Dorm has leased 10 James Ma. .
premises 25xioO feet. No l2i West Thrty-four,b .s
for q of years u'N,
J. Clarence Davies has sold to Paul Dannh...
the three-story frame store and dwelling No s s.I
Third-ave for sl35oo This property was rec. S1
sold at auction for $l,i00 Mr.. Davis also soSn .sY
Dancing & Kutz. to Henry Mackert lot Iy,m'%%
the east side of Westchester-ave. IS feet nnr,In y
Cnion-ave., for $4,000. H
William s. Anderson & Co.. have sold for p,m,.
Braendar 10 A. c. Hexter the fve-story doa ,l9y
fiat No l63 81. Ncholas-ave.. 3L8xlO lrresula.' eI
s29 90: and for A. G. Hexter to Phillip Braende, ~
three story stone dwelling house. No. lI East s as
enty -fourth-st. l7.6x55xl02.2, for $1,000 VI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18
INSPECTING ELLIS ISLAND.

Congressman Geissenhainer, OF New-Jersey. and
Burkhard. Of Missouri, visited Ellis Island yester-
day and continued the Congressional inspection Of
the workings Of the immigration methods at this
port None OF the other members OF the committee
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-18

July July .,1i .;......... go 80 SSo -.
tws incur s,H wss IN prc ci'? &c
Semand The fe sa wa: Easy az pns 1ac@ 5c by
sampc No red sc 10 Go5p tot' H. S,,,:v '2 -,
na!sssd !. gfim g.; mG' 1f s1 c . 9
MS s ds s9's 50 SSas .s . 4
s ssossa '' s. ssns.G <; a6ist scrs nns
Per GAL s. sas' On f Ss a5 ue. ay
it, a 5:l ads Sa 5 ::i'?3' sS' Eggs were ,o'
cnennar Jsae SP"sg I H2'saa, - 49, IS
S M., iaH'y ous q y fca winter ccm very q
MIXED .e s1suSsr. a" .or ;a 5 saS re- &
Clear sd,s ~ Wh.k q;[as, go, 90, i salo' Of dis
Mwaakec June l0ssr'ember wheat 9Ienea AZ So
2c under scp,ornber ana cash lc under July samp.e,
Ts I-n. rs rRa !:Sf' ,pr Ey d 80 hard a
Barley steady 80 541o amps Ta a, ana %
%Si;5 sSc d .tl.c market qns ac'y e. N9 arm
eeeTss q 80 wh S TeT ~. Ca '
Thiiadeiphia June i6-ilourNo ehsnge N 10, n,T
ana demand light but offerings II aetir:nie eisA~s
c, bT, s,eady at s. IS FOR choice Pennaylynna wheat
market weak in ymp1hy WIN NE Se' wee r hg
sp.ca,ye trading Snt !niS eEPor 5,, nfgT 49,
| september 6l.Ge%c Cor.opiion market dcel.sc' -
NC ami closed weak WIN ii'iie demand i2 'npo'
light; - mixed June 45A.ai"%5 July t3HR
1ued firm fof spS, and deyclies bu demand was
creased pressue sell 80 white June AMI July. -
37L Q3s.c: September. 3CgSIc sugar quiet
ana steady: quotations unchanged Other articles IN
changed. .
| 81 Louis. June 1G-Flour unchanged Market easy.
Cornmeal on orders e. SO q per bhl. p"ar meal
gr and hoininy. 81 65Qt2 -. Bran hrn Sacked sal
able 50 at &c for MI raj and &C lake and ail
| and 60 south &c Wheat lower. July. 55izc
| August. 54xc September. 557sc Corn lower June.
3slgc: July. 3sHc; September 3s4c. oats unchanged
| Pork-Standard firm fl3. orders. sl3 20
| LArd-Prme scndy; steam nomnnly 645c. choice. at
csc. Dry Notwithstanding 81 ~. longs and lbs.
SO 20 shorts. SO 20 Bacon.Iosed SHOULDERS 7c LONGS.
nc; ribs 7l.07@.c shorts. 72qT<c IIrh wines steady
az 81 Os LeaA-Market strong and advancing. Demand
unsupplied Sales II cars. at I" 10. cars at 50 l2'z
| spcer held 81 20 No sales reported