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NEW York, Friday. Juns ll.-Reccipts OF becves
were sT7 head. 22 cars to be exported. : cars direct
to slaughterers. and IL cars for the market: ~ cara
on sale. all told. SLOW and slightly easier all around
ei:t0Se5 10 y 100 MS; stays and oxen at os@si.oo:
bulls ut 81. y0@ o.. so; dry cows a: S2dS3. as. Dressed
beef steady at 7es9c. y n. for native sides. Gables
from British markets quote American steers ut LOG
lie. y n. dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at Single. = ~; American sheep at ll@l2l2c.
? n; dressed weight. No exports to-day; tomorrow.
1.6S2 beeves and 1910 quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves, all for the market, were 792
head. Slow and slightly easier for veals. The pens
were fully cleared. Poor to prime veals sold at SIC
81. 25 y 100 ms; buttermilk calves at %. SOC S4.25
City dressed veals quiet at Sc l0c. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including I car
direct. were 6.797 mead; Ash cars on sale. all told.
Dull: slightly lower for sheep and yearlings; lac. y
n. lower for lambs. Fully Is cars were carried over.
Sheep sold at S3@s+.e5 y 100 ms: yearlinss at
%. 609e 5: lambs at Sl.50ao 25. Dressed mutton.
7@S2c. y D.; dressed yearlings, s@9Lc.; dressed
lambs, S&ll 5c.
Receipts OF hogs were 2.571 head. including l42
head on sale. Lower at SAC o4.2 go.
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Sympathy with the decline In Liverpool caused the
dealings the opening loss was recovered. But there
IA %p the sG aBs .lst,s OF Sr''B BSysro pf r. sSP spfSwly yn Foc %Stt' as Sha
Tho receipts at the ports were larger than had been
were quiet. and the weather at the south was favor.
SnEs1 for the rs S%sgslG %ss the Of du Inc SFG 81 s sSs ' ape %Gst
tion. Houston. Tex June 7.-"since our last re,
ssSses.iyo rainfall. with VI y hall WfbicS did con.
, q SsSkwS HamaF $i.o. Crop ! SneT the and ens stands state T..
s<s'%iR doing S %eii. maoe aR Iaaas and q pr SGTaSa are ,f aSs'
s Ven? x ,aG' Sri!i%s a !; spell pSSS q warm "S,aS dry yss, SsI !
necdcd, Forth q da parallel plant very bSckwsSd
aud cast Of Trinity River and coast Counties the crop
Il PtS%ls,ns' D %i. south JUNE Of so! so. t plant to Is 0s %s1E ago
weather, wSs too cold for cotton TO grow rapidly.
small and needs rain badly. Only So'ioo rain fell
fsst ysa May sc 1s { N %sy e 3. 60 June GSnt s.n more Ha shns
considerably"
s, GoTy : s5o no. o e, the : - ,Gs s,o T ,Sa quiet ! Sso M, No, 5:1 51si
American on private terms. The future trading was
December. sa asc H' s'Tc 1 S% 7G's'SSsssHH:gsio
Futures closed inactive with prices unchanged to 8
havrs advanced sf. Hamburg vas unchsnsed to y pig.
higher. Rio was steady at unchanged prices; receipts.
Of i.sa Si''s Santos ts;'y was es ssesdy and unchanged; re-
ceIpts, 5000; stock, 10000. The trading to-day
WI tlaRnhnt. II tOue Wab HTW On ~ european
cables. The warehouse deliveries In ton days have
been 1O7. 900 bags.
NAVAL S~ToREs-Steaoy aud unchanged. Spirits tur-
rentine 27i2@2Sc. common to good strained rosin,
81. 72C4s 81. rs.
FErRoLEuA-crude certificates were unquoted here
and in OIL City. Refined UNCHANGED.
PRovisIoSs-Lard nrm; prime, o.. S2i26ao %. IS. Pork
quiet and lower; mess, oS.25GS o.. rs. Tallow, 8 l.18
G3isc. Butter-Creamery Western. l5c. Eggs-State.
fresh gathered, iiaSl2c; Chicago. June i1.-''Pro-
visions ruled higher, with lard developing consider
able strength. Moderate buying by a leading bull
started scalping shorts to cover, and offerings were
small until the closing. when the English packers sold
very freely. enabling a good sized short line to he
covered. Ribs W re less active, but sympathized
somewhat with lard while pork was weak unde- mod
crate offerings. We see no change In the situation.
which favors selling on moderate rallies. Estimated
hogs Monday. 4O,0O0; next week. 170. 1000"
S~roAR-Raw duh but Arm; sp' test, &c.; 96' test,
3L2c. Refined frm and fairly active.
CHICAGO. June ll.-These were to.day'e price,:
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FRIDAY. June 11.-GRA1N-Wheat-Spot was
dull and easy. Sales 10000 bush. ungraded
spring on private terms and 5000 No. 1 North
ern spring at TIC. free on board afoat for eN-
port. Free on board aloat: No. l Northern
spring. New York. nc: do. Duluth. 7sc; No. 8
hard winter. 74c.: No. 2 do. 75ac. Duluth re-
ceived to-day 71.22s BUSH. against 100. O95 last
year; Minneapolis. 90, 800. against las, $40; Chi
cago. 6.466. against 5000; Milwaukee. $3.50.
against 2S, 800; Toledo, 3.O9s. against 9, 1884
last year. Futures advanced Age. to Tsc.. but
lost this and declined Sc. to &c. Future sales
$500, 900 BUSH. as follows:
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ESFiS sonsols ists. =, 70 Ii2ie. and prior ls, !: {;
IRON sS NenSta fn'f y, 2, as 70 W; fst q; al; 10 Ys aud
Great NORTHERN dds, /, to 20: Northern Pacific
prior Is, $, to sos. and general rs, y. to 55i4;
and Union .consols, I. f.. l.. to 79lo; ST. Louis
and san Francisco general 6s, %, to Han;
Toledo, 81. Louis and Kansas City lists, I. e., /,
to 18i2; Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf 1sts, Il,
TO- a7S. and Wisconsin Central lists. I; r, ! 10
30. The noteworthy declines were in Atchison
adj. As. " y cent, TO 49as; Eric general lien ]-ds,
q, to 60, and Wabash lists, ~ y cent, to lO4's.
Commercial price of bar. silver in New York.
597ac. Bar silver in London closed at a7lgd.
Exports to Europe tomorrow 100000 ounces.
Money on call. lal4 q cent. Time money Is
cent; four months. 2ia = cent; six and seven
months. 3 y cent, and nino mouths, 81, v cent
M %e FSSI paper paper quiet quiet. Nf Primes in SG C bins So re.
ceivablo arc quoted at 3@3ie = cent, choice and
primo single names at 3'ss4 ' cont. and good
names at q Y cent.
Sterling exchange dull hut firm. Continental
exchange was dull. Posted asking rates for ster-
ling. $4.s8ia for long bills and S4.ss for denNnd.
S 4f.SS' s IsfS' dr SfG; s iGaF and Siiis Gable ss' sFsss.
FRI; s4;s7f co Francs arc gqo,sd At o. iSns(,
for long and 10 5.I6aloS for short.
o. D0m siston SSch han non on N9 CS01 2osk; DGstS1r19
SNshE ~ 'NbA tNss 6'E t'ht
par; selling,. ls premium. SavanDah-BuyiDg,
lie OF; selling, par. New Orloans-Bank, 81 80
premium: commercial, 20 cents premium. San
Francisco-S!Fht, 1Tlo cents premium; telegraph,
90 cents premium. ST. Louis--50 cents premium
bid. offered Mt 10 cents premium. ChicaFo-,65
65 cents premium, and over counter, rs cents
premium
Tho imports of dry goods for the weok ending
to-day were 2,954. 1927. against &3,245,O4l last
week and 81. 1871, 100 for the corresponding week
Of last year. The amount marketed wac $2,396.-
455, against So. Ss5. S4S last week and 81 ,329, 55I
for the corresponding week o. last year..
The Colorado Midland Railroad Company re-
ports gross earnings for May OF Sl2S,0ls, a do
crease Of $40. 100 as compared with the Same
month last year.
Brudstreet's reports. the number OF business
failures in the United States during the week
234 in the corresponding week Of last year. r.
G. Dun & Co. compute the liabilities Of firms
974.7I2.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 1851, 564; internal revenue. 1881 ,444.
and miscellaneous, S10,257, a tot~l of 81. 073,.
265. The disbursements were Sa56, 900, an ex.
cess OF receipts over expenditures OF $ll7.285.
The receipts of the fiscal year to date have been
1891 $780, 33. and disbursements 1852, 100, IL,
an excess Of expenditures over receipts OF $50.
529. 9OS.
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close Of
business to-day as officially computed compare
with those OF yesterday rs follows:
juno 10. june II.
Gold coin and bullion. ... o14S. 80, S9S ol44. gas. 372
Silver dollars and bullion 90. SOC, S70 27,2e1,548
United States notes 80. $780, OA S2,2Sl, 1901
Other assets in excess OF
demand liabilities. ..... 2S.0SS. $50 26.7SS, 353
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Tho decision of the lower court Diminishing an
action brought by Thomas Ray. a stable boy.
against James II. Kecne and Foxhall Keene to
recover damages for injuries he received when
thrown from a horse ho was riding and kicked
In tho head, was affirmed yesterday by the APP
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court. 1t was
PENDANTS had no interest, and was owned by one
Crosson. and the Appellate Division holds that
tho defendants cannot be held because their
trainer compelled the boy to ride n horse belong
ing to another person. The boy had already
sued the trainer and failed.
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week and 1880 last year. The exports from the
ports to-day approximated $4,000 bales. Tho total
interior receipts for the week were a,1D bales,
against 6,SS4 last week and T,7ga last year; ship.
ments l4,Oe2, against 1881 last week and 90, 1S9
last year; stocks s1,i66. agnlnt 5000 last week
and 1lS,Y5S last year. New Orleans declined 2 to =
points. Futures here closed quiet At q net decline Of
3 Ito 8 points, with sales OF $4,000 bales. The future
frnlinn va M fnllnNra,
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Available cash balance.
including gold balance $3.50. e77, sos $500. 495, 8ss

including gold balance $3.50. s77,se5 $500. 4e5, sss
Money in London, = y cent. Rates Of dis
months biiIs, i5,is 5 cent IS.n Amount snUsa N Of but buzz
lion withdrawn from the Bank Of England on
balance to-day. sS5,O0O. Paris advices quote 3
y cents. at 104 francs IS confines. Exchange
on London, IS francs lOla confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
dav ,vere a . follnua.
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Barley-was dull. New feeding. 27L@27Ic., cost
and freight to Buraloi mailing. $50 acc. as to quail.
ity. Rye-was quiet. State. ava iOc. No. . Western.
SIC. cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot was
easier. Sales $1,000 bush, including "a. 900 No, =
mixed; 5000 yellow on private terms. and 3. 900 old
yellow At $50. free on board anoat for Ell port. No. 9
mixed. in elevator. 2Sl4c.; yellow. 80, 900 at 30Lc.
delivered. Futures declined Lac. to sc. Future sales
1855, 900 bush. as follows:
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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme court-speciai ~rerm-Part II.-Ex.parte
mattsrs.
surrogate's Court-Chambers-No day calendar.
CITY court-speclai
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Room 1873. Stewart Building.
10 s RrnadMaY- Third Elonr-

no. $50 Broadway, Third Floor.
New York, June Q, 1897.
Claims for exemption from Jury duty will be heard
by me daily at my ONCE, from 8 A. N. until 4 p. u.
Those entitled TO exemption are clergymen.- law
yers, physicians, surgeons, surgeon dentists, profess
sora or teachers in a college, academy or public
school; editors. editorial writer's or reporters OF daily
newspapers: licensed pharmaceutists or pharmacists
not 70 blowing any other calling; militiamen. police
men ana tremen; election officers; non. residents;
and city employees and United States employees;
Officers OF vessels making regular trips, licensed
dents. conductors and engineers OF a railroad COM
pnny other than a street railroad company; telegraph
operators actually doing duty as such; Grand. Special.
Sherir's. and Civil Court Jurors; and persons physt-
cally incapable OF performing jury duty by reason Of
severe sickness, deafness or other physical disorder.
Those who have not answered as to their liability or
proved permanent exemption will receive q =" Jury
enrolment notice." requiring them TO appear before
me this year. Whether liable or not, such notices
must be answered dn person. II ~possible). and at this
ONCE only. under severe penalties. II exempt, the
party must bring proof of exemption: II liable. ho
must also answer In person, giving full and correct
name, residence, etc. etc. No attention paid to let
tiers.
All good citizens will aid the course of justice and
secure reliable and respectable Jurtes and equaliLs
their duty by serving promptly when summoned.
allowing their clerks or subordinates TO serve. report
ing to me any attempt at bribery or evasion. and sug-
twenty.one and seventy years Of age. summer alb
sentees, persons temporarily Ill. and United States
Jurors are not exempt.
Every man must attend to his own notice. II is .
answer. II Is also punishable by fine or iniprison-
ment to give or receive any present or bride, directly
or indirectly, in relation TO a Jury service. or to with
hold any paper or make any false statement, and
every case will be fully prosecuted
WILLIAM LIMLEY.
Commissioner of JurprN
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.,yIvorAL AMI CoMnsno11h

- vov,r nteeh EzohauEe-saics sune m.
I'm ,1,rEs AND STATE BONDS ON 81. ooos,.
-.,rxo PRICES or UNITED sTATrs BoNps.
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PRINTED MATTER, &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c. for uER
MAN and Specially Addressed Matter, &C., ror
other parts OF Europe. American and White star
steamers on Wednesdays, German STEAMERS on
Thursdays, and Cunnrd, French and German
steamers on saturdays take Printed Matter, &C..
for nil countries for which they are advertised to
carry mail,
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dividends and anterest.
NEW YORK AND UDsO RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF I'll TREASURER,
NEW YORK, June 4, 1897.
A dividend OF Four per cent. on the capital stock OF
the NEW YORK AM HARLEM RAILROAD com
PAM will bo paid by the Now York Central aud
Hudson River Railroad COMPANY, Lessee under tho
provisions OF the contract between the two cnnpan.
ics), at this onicc. on the nrst day OF July next. The
transfer books Will be closed at 4 O'Clock y. NJ. on
Tuesday, the 10Th inst. and reopened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, July 2 next. f. V. ". RoSSITER, Treasurer.
UNITED ATE u u y
80 READE ST, NEW YORK, June g, 1897.
A Aemi'Annual dividend OF 2 PER CENT. has been
this day declared upon the Preferred Stock OF this
Company by the Board OF Directors, payable July Is,
1897, to stockholders OF record ut the closing of the
transfer books at the close OF business ON Wednesday,
June 30, 1907. The books will he reOpened at tho
opening OF business ON Friday, July III. 1897.
C!iAS. l., FLINT, Treasurer.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAREa-

t'hiAles OF railway bonds cpar vaiue>. ol.soZ'ooo'
AND OTHER sHAREa
Open HIGH Low -closfn0-
sAs. ing. est. est. BID. Asked.
30 Ad.E 1. lac 149 l4e lao l51
0ss0 Am 5 R.l23 1851 1928 1854
100 Am sRplo7B 1919 1o7" 10Y los
ssb Am N IL IN IL 1o6 ILL
isloAmshp 2eb aos 2eh 80 3oh
10000 Am lob. "a "a 1871 72a 73
bAm EI..lllh lllhlllal1l 1l3
lsoAmcop 674 674 81. 81 67l
SIZE. 1s. 12. 12 1a4 la.
S7lo Atch.T&
Sep. "a cav ass ass ga
30 Aropf CIV 27h e7h ga 2eh
700 Bay sto IL III l05 IL 1lS
tos Br'kR r 2lh 2ls FL 2lh 2lS
teo I'm 6.lo6S 1867 lo51 1861 100
hee Can 3d.. 81 6lt so 6o~ 5oS
100 Can Pac. e2h e2b e2S e2 e2S
soo Cent r.o 10 70 10 10 loa
iiiv4 Chic Gas ses ses SO seh seSs
snt "a wlo9L 1904 1904 1857
ssee C. B4o. so eob 7oh 7eb 80
1883 c.AkstP 7ss 7sS 77h rs 7S's
7Dc,hkst
Ppf.".l3AI 1861 ls4a 1876 1861
"lec,RIkP 6e1 7oh co., eeS 6e%
WOO oolFuel. lea lel 10 let 1914
| iooc.LAwp 40 40 40 -
y 900 conoaa 1914 lelbiel 1907 l6lh
'se oAHud.lo7 losa lo7 losSs 1881
sSD.Lawl6ot 1917 1904 1902 l6l
oD4Ro 3ea 40 3eh 3es -
sssD.ss&A q 90 80
100 Ers lnp 81 81 "a sss s4a
100 EdiEl..llehllehl leh - lles
pf.""lol+ lolslol. lol lola
!, 1GB&w
deoD.. 4 4 Az al
NO .nEleo sss saa ss4 sas sss
seo h'rnsAl 1876 1856 -
" Cent" 81 OF OF 81 e74
y. W ssso'' 81 49, 81 3oh 37s
%"os "a "a I'd Ed 26
iCCl, Iw ID l41 "a l4b I4s
~ Lake sh, l7ok l7ob iToL ITO l7oL
4 .Ael Gas "a 24S I'd CAV 24h
\ sLouAS sou 6oL 4Oa 4es 90
Saanc Con ST s7S e6] 81 s7k
y ain Iron at ~ At 46la 40
~asIIrs'loa1 los% loeh loeallo
r"D,,. 30. sou sou 30 el
sdpf,.. 4s as. az 40. 90
"O1A'K4Tp 2eh 3ob pea aoS 3oI
"aoo& 20 GO 20 20 2oI
! .S OSOr9 ESle2h 1921 1922 -
a ,SO h l2 l2s l2 l2 l2h
u, Coal. Ga ba Ga 6l 7
s,SO Cent 7e% so+ 49, 7ea so
iOs. Cent 90. lolS 1904 lol lolt
yss SNLead 2sH 2st 2sA 2sH 49,
7RS 'Ldp e5h o5s o5's o5. 0e1
SO nor Am. - 10. az 40 IA
@Lap als aa ala 81. ae
"~" ~ q
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES, &c.

S~ATuRDAY.-At 10 A. NJ. supplementary 1890 A.
No. for. foRTuNE ISLAND. JAMAICA: sA-
VANILLA and GkEYToWN, per steamship Al
~leghany letters for Costa Rica must be d.
rcctcd per Allegheny W; at 10 A. NJ. sup
GoNAlyIS. PETIT GoAvE, CARTHAGENA
and SANTA MARTHA. per steamship Kitty; at
1890 A. NJ. for CAMPECHE, CH1APAS TABASCO
and YCCATAN, per steamship Yucatan 1etters
for other parts Of Mexico and for Cuha must be
directed per Yucatan "; at II A. N. fsupple-
mentary 1880 A. M for VENEZUELA and CUR
ACAO, also SAvANlLLA and via
Curacao. per %steamship Venezuela; at ~ NJ. for
GRENADA TRINIDAD and TOBACCO. per steam.
shin 1rrawaddy; at $3.50 =. NJ. for st. PIERRE
per steamer from North sydney.
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Real Gstate for Sale-City.
aeal Gstate for Sale---Tirainis.

DARE CHANCE q 76.ACRE FARM, In
III h~eRlthieSt section OF sunny Virginia, for only
5000. on easy terms; go acres open land; balance fine
timber; very valuable; within 10 minutes walk OF
railroad station and beautiful town; no malaria; no
mosquitOes; no rocks or stones, and no swamps; write
for particulars. RISLEf, 10 Chambers st.
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Hauted-ffmales.

DOCK FOLDERS rathernrs. and girls to learn trade
ID wanted. BooiBlNDERY 81 Park place.
WANTED -N"uns lady, experienced cashier auI
w ass slant DupkkcCpcri more but those able to M
such position and furnish bond need apply.
THE lOSTOS. i2-iS Newark Hv,, Jersey city.
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4 IoUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. NEW COUNTY COURT
" HOUSE, NEW YORK. June 18th, 1897.
Public notice Is hereby given that on the 18th inst,
At this offire. jurors shall he drawn for service in the
various courts 10 he held in and for the city and
county OF New York on July 18th. 1897.
HENRY d. PCRR0Y
County Clerk.
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Public H6tiEea.
DosT OFFICE NOTCH.

posT OFFICE NOTICE.
SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested, a. changes
may occur at any time,)
Foreign malls FOR the week ending June l2. 1897,
will close PRoMPTLY In all caseS at tho General
Post once rs follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
4: 80 A, NJ. for FRANCE. SWTTZEH
LAND. TALLY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, URKEY
EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La
Bretagnc', via Havrci Mt $3.50 A. NJ, for
DENMARK, SWEDEN, NORWAY (Christianial
and RUSSIA, per steamship Aller. via Bromon
Oetters for other parts of Europe. via Cherbourg.
must be dlrectsd. per Ailer'Oi at s a. NJ; for
direct, per steamship Ycendam.
via Rotterdam Qetters must no directed "pef
Veendam'O; at y A. ". for GENOA, por steamship
Kaiser wilhelm II. lctters must be directed e per
Kaiser Wilhelm II, W; at 10 4. NJ. for SCOTLAND
direct, per steamship Anchoria, via Gla'gow uet.
tiers must be directed "per Anchoria ~ at 10
A. NJ. supplementary 1l;30 A. NJ for EUROPE.
per steamship Etruria', via Queenstown.
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Malls for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax. and
thence by steamer, close at this ONCE daily at $50
L. NJ. Mails for Miguelon, by rail to Boston. and
thence by steamer. close at this ONCE daily at 1880
l. NJ. Mails for Cuba close at this ofice daily az
700 A. NJ, for forwarding by steamers sailing
Mondays and Thursdays from Fort Tampa. Fla.
Mails for Mexico City. overland. unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer. close at this
onice daily at ESQ A. NJ. and 2:3o p. NJ. iRegis-
tered mail closes at 500 p. VI. previous day.
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After tho closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American,
English. French, aud German steamers, and 70.
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF
milling nj hfeannr-
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Hatrhes aud aewelru.

On DIAMONDS. WATCHES. Call or adj.
Weekly dress WATCH SUPPLY CO. 8 Maiden
Par lane, room 90. All goods guaranteed,
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1t Sc.

TINSMITH.-Good lobber; steady work. ARD,
L TOmpkiusville. $. l., to-day aud Monday.
NNANTED-Men TO learn barber trade; eight weeks
w completes; Jobs guaranteed when through. Tools
donated. Write FOR catalogue. AOLERs BARBER
bCHo0L VI Hudson 81.
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TRANS.PAC1FIC MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship Pathau
from Tacoma, close here daily up to June 50 az
$3.50 F. NJ Mails for Hawaii. per steamship Aus
tralia from San Francisco. close here daily up to
June . ut $3.50 p. VI. Mails for China and Japan.
per steamship Coptic nrom San Franciscoy, close
here daily up to June IL at $50 +. NJ. Mails
for China and Japan Especially addressed
only, per steamship Empress of Japan
from Vancouver. close here daily up to
June il4 at $3.50 p. 81. Mails for Aus
tralia except those for West Australia, which are
forwarded via Europe), New Zealand, Hawaii.
Fiji, and Samoan Islands. per steamsh p Mariposs
from san Francisco, close here daily up to June
il8a at 1880 A. NJ: II A. NJ, and $3.50 r. ~. Cor on
arrival at New York of steamship Umbria with
British mails for AustraliaI. Mails for the Society
Islands, per ship Tropic Bird dron San Francisco
close here daily up to June - at $3.50 p. n. Malls
for Australia Except West Australla). Hawaii, and
Fiji Islands, per steamship Warrimoo from Yam
couver). close here daily after June i9 and up to
July / at $3.50 p. NJ.
Trans.Pacinc mails are forwarded to port of sailing
daily. and the schedule OF closing is arranged on the
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mail closes at 8 =. ". previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
Post once. New York, n. Y, June 10. 1897.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURoR IL RE-
~ GARD TO CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION FROM
JURY DUTY.
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~Oats-Spot was quiet. No. 2 white, 25S4c.. No. B do,
4Lc.; No. 2 white. clipped. 2bc. No. 8 do. 25c.:
No. Q mixed. 22I4c.; no. 3 do Gle; rejected
mixed. 2Oc.; rejected white, 23Lc: No. 3 mixed. de-
llvered. 234c.; track mixed, 22@ 28 Lc.; track white,
25@3lc. Futures were steady. Future sales none.
Last
openino. Hf0heSt. Locest. clostn0. Night.
June 90 90
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Rtal estate Fur Salf-Cuuntru.

CHORE PROPERTY-Greenwich: - rooms; shady
~ grounds; no mosquitoes; near depot: yacht club
desirable for residence, business; $4,000; will rent
ATWATER, 81 Liberty ST.
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Dwelling Auuses to Eet-Cuuntru.

MASASQUAS River. y. J., opposite Point Pleasant;
4l shore front. cottages to let; : and 10 rooms; eX-
tensive grounds; shade; carriage house; unexcelled
boating, W. II. WILEY, owner, 30 West broadway.
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Scr Sale or 90 EFT Flew ssrsey.

nESIkA BILE furnished cottages at Asbury Park.
~ Deal Beach, and vicinity. Lists.
MILAN ROSS, AIbury Park n. J,
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COMMERCIAL

Total sales, $500 shares
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% get for Business gurpuses.

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts. oniccs, and studios to let
ID In desirable locations.
FOLSOM s35 Broadway, cor. 18th at.
DRoADwAY. 2I5.-To let, n choice front ONCE and
ID desk rooms; popular prices. Apply room IL.
NORN Jackson and Front sts, opposite Corlears
" Park: vacant lot; rent $500. ELY, lO3 Gold ST.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS N RE.
~ Carl TIC CLAIMS o EXEMPTION FRoM
JURY DUTY.