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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22

The speculation to-day was more active than for
some time past. but the increased activity Was due
mainly 70 Sc 'oNcTinS or shorts The receipts az the
ports aud the int nor towns continue very Iisht. and
stocks az home and Nbroad arr being r., IDLY r,iuc4i
These fac.s .nduc.d shorts TO cover. causing an Al.
vance In prizes The advance in SPOT cotton was also
. bulliSh factor. The news to-day WAS geperL,y
oeSrtsh. Weather and crop advioes wera very fayur.
sble' ana II was rumorct here that :ou! mills at
lowell Will shut down this week. The Liverpool
market was closed in obSerS ance OF the queens
jubilee. Pine Ban, Ark, June WeAtter
has CHANGED for The better. and is now ideal
20 -Eand At night 100 10 75'. Plant turning green
again and Is vigorous, bus unusually small for mid.
die OF June and four weeks late. Small bClls wenr
exhibited here June Is last year. while W. are yet
without even the bloom. Fields are in go0I condt
ton ami farmers well up with their work. Last
general rA n was h al about 9Th inst. River lands do
no. neoi rain. bu: II would he beneficial in upland
districts. Indications tod y point TO abundant rain
south OF here around Monticello. Plant rs : n.
orally have Improved their see D.. and. with enough
proved throughout the state"
-CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and easy No. :.
The Sales: $50 bags Maracaibo. 800 bags ButaTA
manga, aud 100 bags Central American on private
ternA. The future trading was as follows:
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NEW YORK. Monday, June 2l.-Recetpts OF beevss
Tor two days were 4.Op5 head. i~Dcir1ing 2li cars fof
slaughterers and exporters, and 81 cars for the mar
ket. sales were slow at IN average decline of l0o y
100 rs, without a clearance. Poor to prime steers
sold at s+.20GS5 , 100 Hs. tops at $500. oxen a,
S31st; bulls at e2.2SsSI. cows at e2s9.25. city
dressed native sides. 76sc. Y =. Gable quoted AmerL
can steers at ll%l2c. dressed weight; live sheen.
&c. dressed weight: refrigerator beef. s.A
sac. Y ?. Exports TODAY. nom: pmorroH, 80
cattle, 1886 sheep and 2,S60 quart rs.
Receipt. Of calves were 1870 head; 800 head on
sale. Veals firm on moderate suppl Is; buttermilk in
excess Of demand and lower. with 800 unsoid. Poov
to prime Neals sold AZ 0Il 1913 = 100 "a; selected
lots At S6Sts %; huttermilks at 81. 754s9; western
calves at 81. 0sssI.25; mixed calves at t3 259SG IS.
City dressed veal. At 7Lss Ir. y ,.
Receipts % SHEEP and lamb for two days were
lG.i-H head. Including +l2 cars for the market. and
81 carr were on sale. Sheep were dull and common
and medium eraGes lower; lambs opened nrm fe
choi'. stOk; closed quiet and cay ali around. With
) cars unsOid. Poor To prime sheep sold at szGst
100 -: choice heavy do. at t4.25&ei37h lsnIts AZ
lamfs, Tt-5lOL,.
Receipts Of hogs for two days were II 202 head. IN.
clufinc j97 for sale. Slow and lower for live hogI a
t3.7USSt = 700 rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
C. X. p. ELLISON EXPLAINS.
Tho Charge OF Forgery Against Him Merely q
Technical One, He says.

Nbe Snarke OF Forgery Against Him Merely o
Technical One, He says.
Guy T. P. Ellison, whose arrest and arraign-
ment in the Yorkville Police Court on Sunday
on aeharge of forging the name of the corpora
ton of Van Horn s. Ellison. druggists, of which
ne 10 Vice President, were reported in yester-
day mornings papers. made a statement yester-
day afternoon explaining the conditions which
led to the arrest. On Sunday three afidavits
were presented in court, one by former Presi-
dent Van Horn OF the corporation; one by Treas
urer S. Harrie Ellison. and one by Secretary II.
w. Robinson. These detailed the drawing Of
the sos check on which the alleged forged sig
nature was, and set forth that the accused
man had cashed it and retained the money for
his own use. Mr.. Van Horn said that the
prisoner had admitted indorsing checks to a
larger amount and declared that he would in
dorse them when he saw ut. Guy Ellison said
yesterday:
After the resignation of Alfred Van Horn as
President I controlled the majority OF stock.
Mr.. Van Horn and I had always stood together
in the Board of Directors. Since Mr.. Van Horns
resignation ] have beea compelled to contend
against the majority OF the directors, There
were i've directors in the corporation: Besides
Mr.. Van Horn and myself there were s. Fl. Elf
son, treasurer; DR.. J. Van Loren Young, sec
rotary, and II. W. Robinson. who has no interest.
director.
"These last three directors combined against
me because i had called n meeting Of the stock
holders TO amend the bylaws of the company in
such a manner that their powers would be cur
tailed. and because at the annual election to be
held in July Others would be elected to fill their
places, s. II. Ellison. DIR. Young. and Robinson
r rstISea 2kkeer co aS mIGney m Ige COUNSEL ,aH ey b bes sd sTTpSSi
ME TO take the course | did in regard to tho
Endorsement OF checks. Now they have tried to
out"
Mr.. Ellison said that Mr. Van Horns resigna-
tion was rendered in April, aud that he was
Acting President at the time. Mr.. Ellison's
counsel. Mr.. r. Mace. Robinson, said that Mr..
Ellisonis act did not contain the elements Of
fraud. as the company had received due credit
on the books for the money drawn by the check,
and the money was properly applied. The Off.
ccrs OF the company knew OF II, he said, when
the checks were drawn. Mr.. Ellison Is ready
any time" he added, "to vindicate all his acts
Mr.. Ellison il to appear for examination in
the Yorkville Court this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
STEAM PILOT BOATS TRIAL.
The New York Takes a Party Down the Ray
J. Edward sImmons Boon for MAYOR.

AAO e" AoFA a1AtS y EuFt AboNu n ht0y-
}. Edward Simmons Boom for Mayor.
The New York and New Jersey Sandy Hook
pilots gave their new steam pilot boat New
York a trial trip yesterday afternoon. About
forty guests were aboard. When the boat
pulled out, with her signal flags set, the freboat
New Yorker set up a saluting screech that all
the other vessels in the harbor echoed. All the
way to, the Scotland lightship. every passing
boat saluted. and even the old-fashioned sloops
OF the pilots, which are still on duty down the
bay. did the stranger the honor OF firing muskets
in salute.
After luncheon the guests gathered in the
cabin and speeches were made by President J.
Edward simmons of the Chamber of Commerce.
President Kelly of the Maritime Exchange,
Capt. samuel samuels. Superintendent OF Docks
The trial was merely a test Of the general qual.
tiles OF the boat Those aboard were much
former Health officer jenkins, BT. AT. Tall.
s'9ners Coombs and Winchester, retired Rear
Admiral Erben, U. s. N, and Pilot Commits
sioner Chase OF New Jersey. Some one toasted
Mr.. simmons as the next Mayor OF Greater
New York. Mr.. Simmons just griuned.
To-day the boat will take the pilots on an ex-
cursion to West Point. She will 20 on duty
Thursday, lying at the Scotland light.
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A.. A.. DUTToN oUr OF PRISON.
Surprises the District Attorneys Detectives b
Growing Over Them.

surprises the Dt1tF1Ct Attorneys Detectnve0 "
Growing Over Them.
Allen A. Dutton, who was released from the
Tombs on Friday. visited the Criminal Court
room. remarked that he had got out OF prison
all right and had got the best Of the Detective
Bureau.
Detective Sergeant McNought. who overheard
the remark. said:
"If you've got out you're on bail, for they had
a dead case against you"
I'm here without ball. answered Dutton;
mo thanks to you"
Assistant District Attorney Osborne, who hap
pened along at that time. looked at button and
exclaimed:
"How did that fellow get out I thought he
was in the Tombs."
1t was learned that Dutton had been released
from the Tombs on Friday. The detectives ct
tached TO the District Attorneys office immedi-
Half an hour later Mrs. MarcelM C~ostigan. who
crSin Ssus Gong RSt 10 the " detee;i aPse offee, s See ss wss
" have Just learned that Allen A. button has
been released, A lawyer has notified me OF this
Dutton!s brother afst simeon Be ' pardo nsdin and iG re-.
leased from the penitentiary. They are trying
When District Attorney Abbott was asked
about the matter. he said that Dutton had been
released, because three assistant District At
torneys believed there was not enough evidence
to convict him.
Allen A. button was indicted on Dec. % last
with his brother, Simeon Dutton. both charged
with the same offense. feloniously procuring
Mrs. Costigan's signature to a deed OF real
estate. Recorder Con had refused to reduce his
bail Of 5000. and he was in the Tombs three
months On Friday last, before Judge New
burger. Assistant District Attorney Lloyd
asked that the indictment DO dismissed. indoors
ing the papers as follows:
After q careful examination and upon consultation
with Assistant District Attorney Hardwicke. who il
familiar with the matter and all Its details. I am of
the opinion that q conviction OF the defendant cannot
be secured. The defendant has already sun rrd three
months imprisonment In the City Prison. and In view
Is doubtful I respectfully recommend that the In
dictment be dismissed.
Judge SewburRer did not dismiss the indict-
ment, but allowed Button to go on his own
recogniZance.
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stole Eueur.lOuIst., watches,

Three OF the watches stolen from persons whit
attended tho Martin ]. Kane Associations az.
eursion at Union Grove. y. j., on Sunday were
accounted for yesterday when Peter Dempsey.
OF COG East Fifteenth street, was arrested on
INC bowery. Policeman Baxter Of the Fifth
s'Feyt station saw Dempsey trying to dispose OF
SSEoiu watch and arrested him on suspicion-
a Mnsn searched ar ne 1--WE other watches and a bro,
cnrSion were found in Dempsey's pocEetsl lie
snd lhal he had attended, tho cxcurs ON and
Ssoien shongh watches to pay his expenses. lie
hsid for e~xsJkinStiOa. ~ Sno
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22

Barnes & Weinste.n have sold for Mn. r. r STRAIT
ton 10 Z. Giaub-r the ~nve-story store and apartment
house on lot 25I15. No. 81 East Broadway, on pr
vate terms.
=. T. jayne 4 Co. have sold fo- Mrs. Anna ". Jack.
cor the fOurstory 25-foot dwelling property. Nc. SS5
West Eighteenth street. TO Margaret Miller for About
$4,000.
II: A. sokolski has sold for A. Ework TO n SEIZED.
lnski Nos. l07 and los Clinton street, q SIX story IRE
PROOF apartment house, on . plot 5lIl00I5lIllD
for about 500. o0v. n part payment Mr.. Schedlin.
ski gives 10 Mr.. Ework No. 2se East sirtieth street. .
four story brownstone single nat house. on lot 22E
100 also No. - Detancey street, . stI story double
nat house IN front. with fOurstory doEhte brick cAi
in re =. lot 25IlG0. The latter was Immediately re-
sold for Mr.. EWork for about So. 800.
Mary :. Bowen 1. reported 70 nave sold TO J. J. Zim-
norman q plot lVgIlO0. on the south ode Of Isino
street. loo feet west OF Audakon avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY, June 81.

MONDAY. June 81.
The FIRST aggressive movement in the stock
market this week was made by operators who
are in favor, temporarily at least, OF a more pro-
nounced reaction in prices than took place at
the end of last week. They met with moderate
success for about an hour, because OF the absence
Of the usual accumulation Of buying orders over
Sunday. They were assisted in their short
lived campaign by fears that a large amount OF
gold might be exported tomorrow. As a matter
OF fact, the outward movement Of specie to-mor-
row is considerably below estimates formed by
those best informed regarding the for
eign exchange market, consisting OF two
consignments aggregatins S1.35o.oO o of
which s. 1880 900 was taken from the
Sub-Treasury to-day. and the remainder secured
in the open market. There are reasons for be-
lieving that some OF the shipments which it was
expected would be made tomorrow have simply
been deferred until later in the week. The COM
parative smallness of to-morrow's exports Of
specie. together with the publication OF author.
itative statements that some progress has been
made in devisine a plaa for refunding the high
rate interest bonds of the Chicago and North
western Company that mature within the next
few years, turned the course OF prices. A little
later another favorable development came TO
hand in the statement OF the New York Central
Company for the current quarter. In conse-
quencc. Northwestern. Omaha common, and
New York Central led q recovery, which. how
ever. was limited to fractions, except in the
three stocks mentioned.
The improvement was not general. for q num-
Der OF stocks that have enjoyed decided ad.
vances OF late, chief among them Sugar Re
fning. Chicago Gas. Jersey Central. and Con-
solidated Gas, still showed a tendency to react.
The market as a whole was narrower than II has
been for many days past, there being a falling
OF in the volume OF professional trading as well
as in legitimate business. London was virtually
out OF the market on account OF the jubilee
festivities. and business there will be suspended
entirely tomorrow. rustworth advices from
London are that a revival of speculation there is
looked for confidently as soon as the jubilee is
over. should these expectations be realized the
event might easily have some effect upon the
market here. The closing was quiet and steady.
Final sales compare with those Of Saturday as
follows:
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CUTTING PAssEXGER RATES.
Rock Island Accused or Cutting Under the
special Rate to san Francisco.

OMAHA. June 2l.-The long impending war in
yates 10 the Christian Epdeavor convention in
hRn Francisco has started in Omaha. The Chi
caSo. Rock Island, and Pacific is Offering a rate
OF 1850 instead of the rate Of 500. so adopted
by te Western Passenger Association. The
passenter departments of the Union Pacific and
tho Burlington are all excitement over the
slash. andpo one seems to know just where the
The Gcnetal Passenger Agent o. one OF the
other Soslcs Says; "Other roads must not be ex.
poctet 10 stand idly by and see the business cap.
taien Sy q road that breaks its agreement and
oilers, cheap rate. But what / regard as mo
pronao,e outeomS is that the cutting will be
Senernl Passenger Agent Francis OF tho b,
anu M called upon General Agent Rutherford
OF sne hock ISLANDS passenger department this
msnt. This afternoon Chairman Caldwell az IN
" essern Passenger Association was advised OF
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Proposals.

sealed proposals. in dupltcase, for tie
- foil ~ tas offsets, enforced Proposals for Goal
shed" quay Wal. Whitney Basin AID -G-ky
a.. Wal!at-out Channel respectively, NJ 7. =
Navy Yard Brooklyn y. Y viii D. received =; tie
Bureau OF Yards And Docks Navy Depat=t..
Ghi; -tOu. Il. -. Inrl ] o'c.ocE P. NJ on Tz-4
tAy. July :, 1877. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. Specincati0ns ana blank forms OF rre
posAs will be forwarded upon appltcatf0a TO tie
EureAr or tie CoEnAndxnt OF the Navy Yard. Brook.
lyc- J. Bidders As expected TO fully inform ten
selves OF the Character OF the work required ~ v-s:;
ins TIE Navy Yard where plAns may he examined
and. II nec-s,Ary. there obtained. 4 certified cA-cK
FOR one thousand dollars tSI.o1ol must AsoonpAay
the proposals for the Respective objects A. q SzGaa-
tee tSAf The bidder will execute the required coarAA
and bond- e G, MATTHEW'S, Chief Of Bureau
June -, 1897.
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Colo Export. To-Day sr.aso.o 900.

Withdrawals OF gold coin assregsting 81. oeo,.
600 were made from the Sub-TreAsu-y yes,sr.
day. Kidder. Peabody s. Co. OF Boston. through
Barring. Magoun s. Co.. took $50 o of which
75o,ooO will be exported 10 Europe to-day.
Lazard Freres withdrew 10000. which they
will export to-day. together with $4,000 in
gold obtained from the Hanover Natioaa! and
the Fourth National banks. This makes the to-
tai gold exports to-da? Sl.3Jo.0so and the total
since the present e1Por: movement began On
April %. 9.6el.-22
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
TO REFUND NORTHWEST BONDS.
Report That the VIII suggest .
Q LIZ Per Gent. Mortgage.

The special committee OF directors appointed
at the annual meeting of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway to deal with the subject
OF refunding the bonds of the company shortly
to become due met in this city last week. While
the details of the refunding scheme are not
fully completed. 1t is thought probable that it
will include provisions for refunding all issues
OF bonds of the company and its subsidiary
companies at II lower rate of interest 1t Is eX-
pected that the committee will suggest a 100
per cent, under which bonds may be issued as
needed TO take up other issues
The first important issue II 7 per cent. bonds
to mature are the 81. zoo, 900 Chicago and Nil.
waukee Railway, first mortgage bonds due
July /. 1898; Following. these other issues
ss, due in 1900, 81. 100000; Chicago and North
western general consolidated gold rs. due in
ond mortgage Is, due in 1907, 81, 592. 900; Mil
wankee and Madison first mortgage Is. due in
consolidated rs. due 1915. $l2. III. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
CONPEyD.

MONDAY, June 2l.-GRAIS-wheat-Spot was
easier and in fair demand. Sales sc. 600 bush.
hard Manitoba and $1,000 hasd winter on
private terms for export. Free on board afos;:
No. 1 Northern apring, New York, 764c.; 90.
Duluth, 764 g76Tsc.; No. 3 hard winter, 724c.:
No. . do. 154c. Duluth received to-day 65,s2s
bush. against 227.2es last year; Minneapolis
li2,soo, against 1873. 600; Chicago {. o against
1926; Milwaukee 20. $50. against IS. 900; Toledo
4.0ii, against 1897 Detroit 2.@34, against
1000. Futures here declined ,: TO &C. Future
sales l,SOJ, 900 BUSH, as follows:
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Fgys-state. fresh gathered. lee. Chicago. June al
rhe volume OF trade In provisions was rather light
prices ruling q little higher on some local buying aud
demand FROM shorts, aud closed at .he Alvancs
Packers led in the selling. Hog receipts were iibera i,
with that market lower. The casud smanI vas good,
$4,000 hogs arr estimated for 10. nosrow."
SuuAR.-gaw steady; sD' test, &c; 9B' test, sbc.
bags do. and 1877 bUls- do. at Sc. for So test: 22S7
bags cetrifugals, go .cst. at BIC. and l.4e7 bags mo.
lassea sugar. 80. test, at 2ac. Refined quiet, Prv.
dered and coarse powdered. ec. lower; No. 10. Liza.
lower.
cnicAn Inne 2l -rhean rnrn tn.h.r.s Mica.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
TROLLEY LINES ON THE BRIDGE.

New Plans Proposed TO ObViats the Park Row
supporting Post DimcuIty.
Tho bridge trustees were furnished yesterday
with a new set OF plans for the operation Of the
Brooklyn trolley lines over the bridge roadways.
They eliminate tho use OF the supporting post
In Park row. to which, it is understood, both the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company and
Oswald Ottendorfer objected. The new plans
provide for a cantilever loop at the New York
station, To carry them out many changes will
PC REQUIRED At th9 terminal. The plans have
WIN report 70 the tfnstees at their next meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
Real Estate Auction saIea.

At the Broadway saiesroom yesterday Philip A.
Smyth sold. Ninth avenue. Thtrteenth street Hueroa
and Fourteenth stre.ts. enrire block l7oI79Il=s.
Gve-storT brick building. for $4,000, and south uest
corner Morgan and darlington streets. IerSey C.sy,
for 1920. executors sale. The buyer Of each wS
Mary A Newton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
An American Arre.ted In Mexico.

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico, June CIV. II. Browne,
q prominent American mine owner. has been
arrested on an eNtradition warrant and placed
in Jail 1t is charged that his right name ia
Blicen. and that ho is a bank defaulter from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
Dividends and 9uttrest.

NORFOLK a OTTHERX n r. Co.
- NEW YORK June 81, 1897.
No. I'll.
Aqaa---'y dividend Of ONE PER CENT. upo1 tho
capital sick q tbs company hAs b~en declared. pay.
abe July 10. 1897. 9. the One OF the Atlantic Trzs3
Company, 50 william ST. TO sInrkhol+e n OF record q
June So. l>e1. Transfer books will be closed June
so. 1897, and reop%ned July -, 1897. By order d
the BoArt OF Director
N. W. poNINIcK. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22

0pr% BsA Es@ -clesnO-
R,n.A - - -. ~ lhheA
500 UsLp. b6h 69a b9s SEA 66S
1900 wabash g a. g 6h al
11bo wab p. lbh 15a 1bL 16A 1871
e4le W q Tel s3a s3as e2I. s2s S3h
90 VALE q "a
l25 W Un D. 8 g g ~ Oh
10 wn Gas. III III 7lL - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22

SALTILLo. Mexico. June 2l.-The Federal
Government has authorized the establishment
here OF a new hank to be called Banco dc Goa.
hula. Its capital will be $5OO,OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22

EA1tEY-WRs nrm. New feeding. 21IG2sLzc, cost
and freight TO Buffalo: mailing. 9~e54"c. a. TO quality.
Rye wa, dull. state, 3S-g soc: No. 2 Western. 35c..
cO-t and freight 70 BUr 2iU. Coru-Spot was dull! and
lower: Sales $4,000 bush, including 10000 No. 2
mixed on private terms free on board ado2t for II.
port No. z mixed in elevator. 22SZ2i4c.: No. 8 do,
$4,000 on private terms delivered. Futures declined
&c. TO &c. Future sales 81 600 bush- a. follows:
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Futures here opened ) TO 10 points lower, but rallied.
closing generally unchanged. The total sales were
93.5OO bags. Hayre declined If, Hamburg declined
q 10 y pfs. Rio was weak at 100 refs decline; re-
ceipts, HOOD: stock. col 600 exchange. : 2A-32d.
SautOS was quiet at SO reIs decline: r. 'eipts. 5000:
stock, 22S,OOO. Lower cables and Increased receipts
caused q lower opening here TO-DAY, nut ON local buy
ig prices rallied. The American warehouse deliveries
last week were 100000 bags.
NAVAL SToREs-Qu'ci, Spirits OF turpentire, e74s
2IS4c.; common to good strained rosin, as.
PETRoLEuA Crude certificates were unquoted here:
In OH City sb7sc. bid. Refined unchanged.
PRoyIsIoNs-LATd dull. Prime. %. s0a 0a. IS. Pork
inactive and weak. Meas. o. rs. Tallow,
y 1leSSSa suttsE-CrsamsTys Western AKA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-22
ASTH M way .EysE

ksPlIfs CIGARETTES. OR POWDEas
rariS' >. EsPLe New 1OrN. Y. FOuEera = Co.
sold SH ALL pRU6GlSIG