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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

,..., $3.50. - New-York June r. 1895
BEANS AND PEAS-There were l. $50 iags beans ON the
steamer britannia just In from Maseilcs imported
stock rs claiming large part OF the trade present
and values are hardening lIttle jobbing sales
abov" our OUTSIDE quotations. Slight weakness IL shown
IN domestic marrow under quiet trade and
ure 10 sell: cnoice marks sold to-day 5Ga$2 57
Medium ana pea are quiet and unchanged Confidence IL
1ct IN req Kidney ana best lots held 81
Rather doing In green peas md feeling s,eadisr
We quote iSeano. domestic marrow. choice per bush
81 t'as2 51s; 90 medium s. o. pea 81 l5s2 20: do
white Kidney y 2oas S0 do red kidney, 81 a5as2: do
turtle soup ~ DnSl Coz dc yellow eye 81 lOqx2 l5 do
" California 70 ioa$3 IS DO foreign 50 eo9
Scotch. 97isc. "'' ' 49,
BI'TTEk-Ths general marke, Is unchanged A fair
trade doing but the demand Is largely speculative and
this II stl the sustaining factor The Inquiry from fob
beers Is light Receipts continue LIBERAL advces Indicate
large make In nearly all sections and there ought to
be no thought Of any stronger prices this month.
chsional long lines Of perfect are taken for
storage at is*gisc but the curren. trading basis for
extras - sc ana !obbers find no difficulty In supplying
their wants at that Only little State dairy arriving
and not much interest In H. Imitation creamery il
steady and factory s firmly held. though quiet We
quote: Creamery extras isc do nrsts isai7c do thirds
20 sec9nas i.nioc state dairy; half tubs extras lie:
80 Wcsh tubs fancy lsc dairy tubs thirds hrs
liai2c; Western dairy s9i4c; factory. extras I2c do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

until maturity Of the CROP The figures are not unlikely
considerably 1000 00OOD bush In the great
Of Iowa Nebraska and Kansas on the enormous
the prospects unusually good The pros
poets help the shorts In the late
summer deliveries particularly II the weather should be
and dry in August During the afternoon the de-
preston continued and Notwithstanding large sales for
export amounting $4,000 bush. the close was rather
heavy at -.Tc decline Cash active. Inal
sales 2i2 OOo bush. follows 1000 bush No az
54.c elevator; do quoted &C under July; July closed
a, 55i.c; 1900 bush No 55+nj6c and &c over
July. delivered 152OoO bush No at lisc over Juy
afoat and "a. bush do. private terms: l2oW bush
yellow a, 5GM5Gac. delivered. OATsThere was mod
the market lower. The decline was 10
Influenced by the weakness IN corn
and what There has been 50 much buying OF oa's on
tho theory OF short crop that the Governmen report
disappointing and has brought out SOM Of
these purchases Late day the market was heavy.
following decline in other cereals. and leaving on
al The lowest and I7sc net decline ash oats Were
weak especially for white. Sales were 1'VW bush IN
Guiding 10000 bush No at 33n33isc eevator latter
New-York Cenira: 5000 bush No ? white. 3oc ana
~ 90 bush track white 5000 l2i4c
o- comparison the closing prices fer me pre-
,.tr,s dava and he date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
orrrrp MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo juno IL -cauc- Receipts last - hours s2o
head total for week thus far 100 head; for same time
New YORK $40 head. sale. Hogs-Rcc'ipis last
q hours. $3.50 head. total for week thus far =, -
thrnueh go head to New York. LOO head. on sale;
sOo head market opened strong for light grades ana
pigs others about steady market clos easy pm M 7
mixed packers. 81 75aa. 80: good mediums and heavy
81 sousi ~. roughs 81 ~as To- stays $nSa 20 Shc s
week thus FAR. il $50 head. for time Last week
LOO head consisp,i h@Is" ' h'n nan 10 cndy and
closed steady all sold. good To- choice spring lambs - -
asa, light ar 81 5oqs' mived sheep god 70 choice
S3as3 90 yeafne' Gull t. good. - 2'rs' 90 export
InIcn stock Yards Chicago June IL Cattle Receipts
mon t. extra aieers 81 81 and feeders 81 id
81 10: cows and bulls. 81 7oas+ -. caves s3as3 -;
Texans s. ioust 80 Hogs Receipts 2oooo head mar
weak and 80 lower. heavy packing and shipping l"'
81 s5a>i - common To- CHOICE myl %,nS =" cho o
Sheep Receipts 10000 head. market for choice lots
strong: others weak; inferior choice. S2as. lambs
-, Louis June IL Cattle Receipts Ass head: market
opened Arm and shade higher. bu, closed dull at rs
terlays figures native steers 81 tOn$i 49, - 90
Texas Steers. ~ 25ns3 81 Hogs Receipts. G6sI head:
grades packers s, 25Nst 20: Workers. - 2na
prices unchanged. native miSei 81 -: lambs 81 25uS5.
Kansas CIV Jun y Hogs -Rec"lp's II coo nead
Light. SiNS' 30 li1'. 81 "ppS' - 'au" Receipts,
good 81 soas5 cows and hefcr. best - 25uei 'ar
- good 81 ;oasl =" bulls S2pSS stoekcrs and ".l".s
sheep Receipts 81 800. market steady
East Liberty Juno H. Cattle Receipts Hight today
market about steady unchanged pro.s The sales ere
good butchers ~ 5ous' ~. ~ -50sl Hogs
Rccclp's light market s'"'ly. medium rh.lelphlaa
Workers. 81 4o0si -: rughs s3aS' - sh,~nS supply
i1r. market slow o. unchanged prices extra. 81 'o9
frr 5ocasi -: hes, lambs siaSi - god 81 ,ass 20
common to fair, s2asa. spring amt~. 50 25aS, D.
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excessive cio.frr hids Re
pening. range and close t9-dsy anu Closing 0'O' Wv

Market closed quiet steady at to points decline
compared Yesterdays closing prices TRANSFERRING
notices TO sales. 800 bales New YORK gross
receipts 4112 bales Exports: Continent ~. bales Ifca
Britain 3127 bales: forwarded. l3'o bales sales 30
bales; spinners. $50 bales stock 2o"tS baes o'a t
receipts to-day. 1892 bales; thus far this week l"lu
bales Exports to-day Great Britain 6sls bales Con,,
nent Thus this week Great Britain HIS
bales France 354l bales Continent. IL 800 bales stock
474 York spot sales today and last night
as officially reported For export 1000 bales direct ship
spot cotton quiet middling uplands re- mldng gulf.
7i1c. which unchanged compared with yesterdays
closing
Liverpool cabe-Spo cotton. small inquiry; sales 5000
bales speculation and 300 bales American. 5000
bales receipts 200 bales. middling upands 3sd. Fu,-
opened steady and unchanged closed NJ 3at
points decline June. 35ls JuneJuy 35ls July August.
:51 August September. 352izb; September October
352zb; October November 353iss November December,
a54b; December 355s January February 56s;
February March 357s; MarchApril 35sv. Manchester
Yarns. dull cloths. quiet.
CoFFEE.Transac,iCns in the local market Were ex-
tremely light and Mt long intervals Lower Havre cables
had the effect Of weakening prices tribe but nucua-
tons all day insignificant Chief sales FOR July
Havre closed steady; June i75 francs; July. $3.50;
August, "a so September 25 October 90 70 Hamburg
steady June July August. 1870 pigs september 70 %;
October 145O: November. 1871 The Dutch
IS announced 10 take place on June U.s. Brokers vaua
10 700 exchange ga receipts 700 bags cleared
for United States 20 900 bags stock az Rio 1877
bags Stock at Santos. 1900 bags; Santos market
quiet nominal prices
closed quiet unchanged decline Sales
400 bags. Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

sheep co H. at 50 s2 % Maryland DO .s no. 40 ,io 10
az 81; 2 Kentucky do. 50 10, AZ 20 ,o.n Io1 n at
Wiikerson & Sherman: 80 heh,uoAS s"''P'
81 30; l41 do. ~ NJ at 81 a, - ., q Ok, 1Gs do
20 ~, e. 70. "a a. a No. SO 50 AZ Virginia sheep
~ n. at 81 ... ,.rhs ~ ~ n, SO 49,
90 a. ~ n n, 81 62is; 1919 do. G3 No. AT =" Ia
Western yearlings 80 ~ at 81; i4s Western sheep ~ "
n 50. o.o ,,.,,..,. ,a,rhs 90 N at
SO 80; 2l7 do Sc ~ Al -" -, m, n, -, e. o.. 15s
Hume Mullen: Ia Western sheep "5 70 al >" 90 100
noes Jiecsi,ts q, cars li2Il head. of when ga
heal were ON soc Market higher at 81 !nhS' ~ -.
saes sanders: State hogs. 100 ID average ~
81 per 100 n 100 -, =, s.oo
'UaIlenheck A Hollis State hogs lGS ~ az - W.
Hmm & Mullen: State hogs. los III. at - 10
~ Lamb: t6 State hogs. 22i H. at 81 10, ~ 90
fcumuon, li1 H., at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
~ In regard TO claims for exemption from Jury duty
Room l2i, Stewart Building
No. $50 broadway. Third Fioor.

ia 10 Claims Tor exemption from jury DUTY.
Room l2i, Stewart Building
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New-york. June !. 1899
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Incapable OF performing jury duty by OF severe
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Galveston June COTTON quiet; mdilins oc; low s
c.ip,r IS bales: stock i29s6 bales. -,
Norfolk. June II cotton Arm middlins 6.c low m,n
ding Il : jc good ordinary. SIC. net ana gross re-
crpia bales exports 20 Great Britain. "'i Dai's
sale bales: stock. ~. -, bales -.
s,yonnah rure /. Cotton steady: midilng. Gsc; low
mLIdng -l6c: good ordinary Lice; net and gross
receipts 49, hales; exports coasiwse ~ bales Sales ~
bales. stock :?.ii2 bales.
orleans Tun. &c quiet; good mdding
I-lGc: miidiing IL i6c low mddng 6o-lbc gooh
ordinary 60. net receipts ij bales gross. III bales
.xplrrs ?, Urea, Britain 900 bales coas,wse, soo
bales; sale, so bales. stock. s5Ij bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

~h,.aro June IL (speciaD. Wheat Yesterday lost :
cents bushel July selling from slS TO Is's. and Cos
ing at 7ssG7st The important factor was the nreak-
ing 81 The dro,ith through Illinois Cables were lowsr
seaboari clearances small less than 2o:v
bushels in all The weekly crop bulletins were not que
sensational expected The local cash business ~S
poor not over 900 bushels in ALL The OUTSIDE taue
was not 90 large. and the countrymen seemed 10 %
tired OF the bull side. There were. however some ol'
announcements Buffalo reported lloog eusnss whes
sold NJ cleveland and Duluth reported o'WU Dusnris
sold for export San FRANCISCO claimed damage 70 tns
California crop from There was lot or seins 70.
Northwestern account, The market closed under the put
price Sfop-loss orders were quite factor. =,
The rains through Illinois took %c on the price ~,
corn Julv opened AT JOs sold between 5s ana ota ai
closed at 5o-. Receipts l31 cars; the estina.e
for ,omorr w. lOI Crop reports from al nrecors
an corn wcr. favorable from Illinois oabss wrre
easier seaboard less than 2Wo pshes
Tho declining tendency checked. however, oy 'ne
renort from New York OF good export business -
loads Selling orders to-day from ILLINOIS, where
Tho ,ror,h Mad been broken The BUYING was 10 cover
shorts The speculative trade was not heavy. ,,,
oats los, about iac the effect emery OF h' ~,
rains inv sold between 30 and 2ois. and closed az
o,s, The receipts were Isl cars; the estimate ,o
Thursday 10 cars Wall Street sold out lot OF long
oa,s Inn, local shorts inclined to cover. .o,,
lard and ribs &C. There 2oo00 hogs ne estimate
for Thursday s'u"' prices az the S"'u' WIZ "
lower. Ncw-York Jed the selling -. --,,. oars q,
On the curb pus July closed at ~; cars A.
7yN puts on July closed at 50'.; calls at 'l's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-In the matter q

l. SUPREME COZ KI.-In the matter VI
the Of APS s Of II sS YSs ss To s Ss
rss Ps q Of Land .d g. n f1 81:
HUNDRED and Seventeenth street, in the Twslfh Ward q
' "" S 81 chapter SSGS o. ana on "''' ana
8. sd s S s s' :E Of that 81 sD y T
in and the Frs, department at spscia Term q
said Court 20 be held at the Chambers thereof "a ne
DAY jSSS at s' the s sp.@ns ' the cean !
thereafter counsel can be heard for the appointments d
entitled matter tn. Mature ana and ss,sn, or The improve.
MH Ts, he,1 Sr INTENDED the "sSy0n % CIV ' ~ %
York to all the lands 'enemens and heredl'amen,s r.
xvenae and S"s TaTcd and Street IN ~
rScd located w"a and ss o ny " said Ss q T. vs
ing and mpaoysmsn Of the S.s q NSwyork the 'Am'
seventh xsenas vim III. seuISsry in. Of Handrsi
along the scuhery line Of one hundred and Seventeenth
Cs lil the intersection souhcrly line Of ons
Hundred and seyen.esnh stree, with tho eas,ery ny.
slons the. easterly line OF Avenue ST. Nicholas tor .
49, Gf Gn the ana . s sa feet S h
s. Nicholas with the westerly line OF seventh Avenue:
seyen,h Aysn. s F "a q one h1prsa and re-
beginning as shown and deneated on certain map en-.
titled "Ssp or Plan ,:howins a fasis ra.E xSesS,;
seven,eenh Street in the Twelfth Ward Of the City q
me- s and s S I" os o sn Of Ss os s S
Of Public Parks on about the 18th day OF
ne sSa nGa5a Of street Opening and ImgrSy.m
psnss Be incurred in scaairins land PARK
S.nsnisd By hs acauson q :ssA
within which said expense shall be assessed shall b.
's s. oah side side Of ONE ONE anars
Egheenth street and from the side Of sA,h Avenue
TO Dated Ss Fi;s 'Ss M NsS' s sss
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT.
nels N Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Tho market for Brazil dun In the q invoice
OF ass r 'is Rio are S @ and n's a ne s
no spot. Jobbers report little better demand bu, il
lines "0 from "i The market for mia coffee shows
-FOUR TO AND % Man ' in So To-Day wa. Of
pcsyune character with the tendency Of prices toward
bios, and sellers somewhat willing 10 make
For n HT and asked ps but Win
buying OF extremely limited charac,er Total sales
rasn a's 81 CO. @ bbs S ssss. '. bS
s. in s. &c. 80 S sss n sS''l IN sS' Ssn
private terms 200 ens city city clears 90 ard SEQ be 4
and 1000 sacks clears 81 5o@ss RYE FIoTR-
Mf, 100 da s e. S. Ss 81 sasS
wsTs ao5 Wss,srn and sOS,h.r% s. @s2 e 4
me yellow: 81 Is; 81 osasi %. FEED Maket
soc 55assss S:%Sy SSop iSasss so''Snsesd
msa % "a mfr s S is s very Ss ss 20 surprise
S mSrpn sn in break as Of os%sa wsc break
which resulted in net loss from last night Of about
selling weak cables and hne crop report n"s The orssn
%'yss nd tho to n s'i 81 sss
houses was simply to further Increase the
@s spring from ws of sRs'; Sae
wRsat belt %a 81 Tspo nF G'" uH
broken and al the adyces indicate confirmation q
Winter whsa, states east Of Central MISSOURI The op'
1ssu aa out 'rp hs t
d to Ss sd spring Ms'd Sen
reported in fine shaps the spring wheat markets have
has bought back lines Of wheat sold for July ship
movement wheat expor, is small and
the demand has been almost a siandsil for weeks
past The interior movement has been light. Interior
receipts OF wheat at spring wheat markets today
i26 bush Including Chicago 1890 bush. nearly all
winter against 243 4GG bush year winter l21 3i4
bush against 34037 bush seaboard receipts bush
against los bush: total 70a35 bush against sss
bush; exports 1856 bush. against 9l.SS1 bush. The
market weak In the afternoon. selling down
figures q the r ss ss %as eS9'nns"s
trade bu, not enough 70 steady the market, The close
No red closed at tc under July in store;
resold local account private terms and 5000
export OF No hard on private terms CORN
Iower prices for to-day with trade on
moderately active scale. The opening weak partly
in sympathy with the decline In wheat partly due
the favorable reports regarding prospects for the
growing crop OF corn The rains Of the last week have
some setback through the frosts Of May and owing
sippi the prospects generally are favorable The
indications point big production probably
The largest on record ana favorable conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

East 81 Louis. at SO O7ls; so tons Missouri at IS o.
shelter ouiet but stronger. selling at 80 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Landau Inn. ~ A sale ~ low woods was held to-uay
q, which ,he offerings aggregated I2s7 bales The DID
ding was very and much ~ the Wool o', s w.,
,tndravn Prices ruled rather lower than al the hs,
sales There were sold 100 bales OF china sneep an
l"hs unl AZ 2H3Nd: bales camel hair NJ -tnN7hs
io, bales cashmere at 2Trisd: $40 bales East indian
NJ Ln2,d = 700 bales Persian. at 29ut'.d 2V na.'s
Av.,se and karaiagh. 3G5Ad. coo bales Turheshh
and Khorassan ig5sd and -" bales OF sundr'es az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
" ASHBEI. ?. FITCH, Comptroller.
DUBI.TC NOTICE

once Of the Clerk Of Common Council
''''' SeW aii Ss June s'f 70. liz u.s.
Witch wa sdp Dsn by TO the m the
June j. 1895. and approved by the Mayer June T. sS
R:solved. Ina, M;;nday the 9th day Of June. 1896
"a e The IN f hs Gy q =; se
and they hereby designated the time and place
'RsSaS" COMPANY any Tiss s Sasss
permission to the conscon ' and Sp m.
ton Of he extensions or branches in streets "a
me said company for such consen, and permission, vii
the Clerk ~ ,hs Saa ' bT pIsa nSs s be given y
list IN Il. cy OF N ~ f s.I Dss
BY nj. Honor The May9r according to the provisions q
.; 70 q Be ss S ss ss sns ;Sss a.
Public notice IL hereby given at time and
eaton Of the Twen,y-elshih ara Twentyn ninth Street
The provsions II he Rairad Tsn as Is required
To the Honorable he Common Council Of the City Il
The petition Of the Twenty-eshh and Twenty-nin.A
s, rSa; Raroad c.mpany respectfully shows
pany. @rsanii,a and existing under the laws Of IL
n. Ts,s Your S dss[, s5 ss pupo' Of
@scnsions Of branches Of its route ny, more ,San sSs
haif mile in length. as follows
First avenue through and along Thryihir street with
Meeting with the ferry a, the FOOT Of Thr'y-hird and
a, Frs, aSana~ tSrouss and Along r~eHiy street
~n double aeS ,s Send syenas 70, me Pssp
third street.
From Fourteenth street and Thirteenth avenue. gpoa
which petitioners route extends from
Twenty fourth Fourteenth street. s0u,hery
along Thirteenth avenue with a double track Lntis
Twelfth street. there with the ferry at The
foot Of said street.
said extensions be operated 10y such motive power
may be lawfully used upon the road u your peii.
tiln-r - extended
That by the construction Of such extensions your
toner will be able and hereby and agrees
operate and maintain the a continued portion
of It's line. and Tor fare.
Wherefore your petitioner prays the Of the
local authorities - the Ciy u Now York the con.
sruction and operation u said and The
establishment maintenance and operation OF the same
Dated New-lork June I. 1895
THE TWENTY EIGHTH AND TWENrY-NINrH
STREETS RAILROAD COMPANY,
(scal) by JONATHAN H. CRANE. President
All psrSns Interested IN the foregoing Application an
heareby notified be- the time and place men
toned IN said resolution. WIN. H. TEN Ei'K
Clerk Common Council
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-04-20
hat Tired Feeling

Is a certain indication of impure and
impoverished blood. If your blood
could always be rich and pure, full of
the red corpuscles upon which its vi
tally depends, you would never be
Weak, Or Nervous! Boils, pimples,
scrofula, salt rheum, would never
trouble you. But our mode of living,
shut in all winter in poorly ventilated
homes and shops, depletes the blood
and there is loss of appetite and
weakness. Hoods Sa~rsaparilla is the
standard remedy for this condition.
1t purifies, vitalizes and enriches the
blood, overcomes that tired feeling,
builds up the nerves and gives perfect
health. Read this:
"Our daughter, Blanche, when four
years of age had a humor break out
on her hands and face, which our
physician pronounced eczema. If
the cold air reached her face or
hands they would swell up,
look almost purple, and headed
blisters would form and break
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-04-20

.Discharging a watery fluid, and the
burning and itching would drive her
nearly wild. Unless we incased her
little hands she would tear patches OF
skin from her face and hands. We
tried many doctors and many RENE
dies and at last gave the case up as
hopeless. But our daughter Cora
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, to cure a
scrofulous lump near the left breast
which caused her much pain and at
ter taking 4 bottles it disappeared.
Blanche. who is now eleven, had spent
seven years of suffering, so L con-
Guided to give her Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. She took 5 bottles and her face
is smooth and soft as a baby's, the
color of a rose petal. Her hands are
soft and white, where four months
g they were blue and red and cal
loused nearly like leather. cannot
express my gratitude by pen ormouth-
1t seems a miracle and our friends are
surprised" Mrs. ANNA L. CLARK.
4O1 E. 18th St., Duluth, Mimi.